jonas says let's get rid of it. my gosh let's get rid of everything and spend whatever we have out there. so like todd said we could stimulate the economy and all of that spending hasn't worked and buried us in a deep hole and we need to pay attention to this stuff. air right-- >> if the ceiling works, how did we get in the mess? it's been raised 119 times, and. >> exactly, it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be raised at all and that's why you should have the budget and stick to it. reagan was wrong, clinton was wrong, bush was wrong. >> brenda: jonas get in there. >> and the reason market debt ceiling, every country, greece hit theirs and that's the debt ceiling your credit card limit goes up all the time when you can handle more borrowing, higher income, paying off well. our limit would go up with gdp, know the arbitrary limit set by congress and no gdp indications and other countries have debt limits, that are tied to the economy and makes more sense than what we do. >> we could just print money. >> jonas, i like when

>> predictions and jonas, you're up. >> the math of double digit slide.s week i think is the end of the collapse of apple, and the 25% increase. >> brenda: toby has to say. >> a little more. >> brenda: gary b. >> rim, 40% plus in a year? john, you like blackberry maker. >> i like gary, i don't think that he's a dinosaur, but i think that rim. >> brenda: your prediction, john. >> sea drill, and. >> brenda: jonas bull or bear? >> bear. >> brenda: toby. >> the lawmakers do the ud

i think up 30%. >> brenda: jonas, bull or bear?> bear on the pork recipient. >> brenda: gary k your prediction. >> love the autos, car max business is great. i think 25% in the next year, stock acting really well. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. i think it it needs a pullback, bearish. >> brenda: and jonas. >> i can't take this all right now. they're useless without verizon, super cool and. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. >> slow growth, boring, not for me, bearish. >> brenda: well you talk about cool with jonas, you do, you're the gadget guru. you know who is cool? well, he's going to be showing up in five, four... >> all right. you know we've got a brand new congress, but it's essentially the same old government only bigger and getting much bigger and we don't seem to much care, do we? hi, everyone and happy weekend, i'm neil cavuto, you want more government and well, you're going to have to put up more dough because the deal transcending ended up only increasing spending. by now you know the score, it didn't cut a thing and le

jonas, this does raise the cost of hiring, but is that the full story? >> well, my holidays end, they don't end gradually, i go back to work and this is a payroll holiday. and this is going out of the paycheck, but going to somebody's paycheck at the villages in florida, and buying what other people. it's unfortunate they can't get the imagery tax cut. it was borrowed money to have the payroll, to pay the social security they didn't cut in proportion. and get back to the point of economy long haul, it won't affect people because your wages will go up to adjust for the higher tax and it will hurt employment because employers have to pay more to hire somebody than last year because due to the higher tax rate out there. when there's a tax cut, your wages go down ultimately if you're an employee, the way it works, you're willing to do the job for after tax wage not pretax wage. >> somehow we made it through the 2002 recession and didn't do a tax holiday. and we made it through then in 1980 and all after sudden we can't do this. >> gary b, the recovery is ver

horr here they are the bulls and bears, toby, jonas max ferris, and gary b smith. and john, you say this gave the green light for new jobs? >> absolutely. look what happened in 1947. we had 5 million americans on strike and the taft-hartley act enacted despite president truman objections and led returning soldiers to one of the biggest economic booms the country had. and the president got his hand caught in the cookie jars and appointing czars and going around congress, we need jobs and this certainly helps with that. we don't need to worry about unions right now, we need jobs, this is putting the cart before the horse. >> brenda: the idea here, caroline, more regulation and federal interference in the private workplace means fewer jobs, do you buy that? >> not at all. when you look at what unions have done for us, over the years, getting rid of the 16 hour work week, they gave us weekends, and safer workplace environment, and as the unions-- >> well, that was a long time ago, a while back. >> that's true, but let's talk today. the fact that we had union busting in

jonas max ferris and gary and caroline. welcome to everybody. gary k, the year is one week old and congress passing billions of new pork and you say bad sign for jobs in the new year. why is that? >> could have,look, it never ends. 430 million dollars for hollywood producers so they do movies in the u.s. versus other places? that's crazy. look, when you continue to raise spending it ends up being a tax on the economy, it keeps the headwinds on the economy, still at 7.8%, if you add in the people that came out of the work force we're more like at 11. it does nothing for nobody because gornment is inefficie inefficient, there is no profit motive and the inefficienes because of that does nothing for the economy going forward. >> brenda: jonas, doesn't it do something? might create some jobs create those electric motor scooters you love so much? >> and it's not just hollywood you can make the case in the long run, running up the deficit can cause a fiscal collapse and crisis that could lead to major recession, but in the short run, jobs 2013, giving

. >> we went to the rodeo to watch the jonas brothers. i'm a big jonas brothers fan. >> and they're off. >> when the barrettes pull into the parking lot, the rodeo's chuck wagon event is getting under way inside the stadium. >> if you've ever been close to these chuck wagons when they're racing, it's rumbling, there's a lot of noise, the horses are making noise, the rigs are jumping up and down and rattling. >> backstage, a bull named hardball is in his holding pen. >> hardball is a bucking bull. that night he was scheduled what we call a re-ride bull. on any given night, a cowboy may get a re-ride because of something, a bull doesn't buck or a horse falls down or it slams into the chute coming out. >> as the chuck wagons roar across the stadium, hardball's startled. >> he ran forward into a gate that was in front of him, pushed it forward and allowed a pin to come out of a gate that was beside him. >> the gate unlocks and hardball races out toward the exit. this surveillance video catches hardball as he makes his escape out of the stadiu

. >> brenda: jonas, bull or bear? >> bear on the pork recipient. >> brenda: gary k your prediction. >> love the autos, car max business is great. i think 25% in the next year, stock acting really well. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. i think it it needs a pullback, bearish. >> brenda: and jonas. >> i can't take this all right now. they're useless without verizon, super cool and. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. >> slow growth, boring, not for me, bearish. >> brenda: well you talk about cool wi jonas, you do, you're the gadget guru. you know who is cool? p in five, four... be shohowing >> all right. you know we've got a brand new congress, but it's essentially the same old government only bigger and getting much bigger and we don't seem to much care, do we? hi, everyone and happy weekend, i'm neil cavuto you want more vernment and well, you're going to have to put up more dough bause the deal transcending ended up only increasing spending. by now you know the score, it didn't cut a thing and let me cut to the chase. a

horr here they are the bulls and bears, toby, jonas max ferris, and gary b smith. and john, you say this gave the green light for new jobs? >> absolutely. look what happened in 1947. we had 5 million americans on strike and the taft-hartley act enacted despite president truman objections and led returning soldiers to one of the biggest economic booms the country had. and the president got his hand caught in the cookie jars and appointing czars and going around congress, we need jobs and this certainly helps with that. we don't need to worry about unions right now, we need jobs, this is putting the cart before the horse.

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. >> brenda: jonas bull or bear. >> bear. >> brenda: your prediction. >> i was watching videos of the driverless cars going through things and japanese find the cracken, good for the japanese stock market. toby, bull or bearar. >> the only squid that bleeds red ink, jonas, okay. >> brenda: neil, you're next. >> neil: well, if d.c.'s money watch dog gets it, and this gal gets it, then why can't lawmakers just get with it? how everyone, i'm neil cavuto and call her the money honey. who would have thought that honey boo boo would have phenomenal advice for washington. do you know her mom is stashing away all of her kids cash in an untouchable trust fund until they turn 21. now from the honey to the hills, where the cbo is hearing a lot of oh no's on the way to the latest spending plan to cut spending which isn't cutting anything. reduced spending for nonagencies, annually and you could save 932 billion dollars over ten ars. that's slicing 1% off the planned growth. slash the growth in funding for the department of defense, and the cbo says that 1% will 862 billion in savings and the earl

>> predictions and jonas, you're up. >> the math of double digit slide. apple this week i think is the end of the collapse of apple, and the 25% increase. >> brenda: toby has to say. >> a little more. >> brenda: gary b. >> rim, 40% plus in a year? john, you like blackberry maker. >> i like gary, i don't think that he's a dinosaur, but i think that rim. >> brenda: your prediction, john. >> sea drill, and. >> brenda: jonas bull or bear? >> bear. >> brenda: toby. >> the lawmakers do the budget, no pay. forget this, how about a budget, use quick books, quicken up 25% the end. year. >> brenda: gary b, what do you think about that. >> love the product not the stock, bear. on business is going to, be a great show! stay tuned. >> ready, set, punt. because if there's anything lawmakers know about is kicking and running. hello, everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. forget about hail mary, it's more like what the hell, extending the debt limit for nearly four months and democratic expected to dot same next week, why congress will never make the tough decis

jonas: mark andric... yeah, lisa knew him... lot of time with him because she volunteered at the high school. they worked together on a school history project of some sort. now, jonas, i know how hard this is for you. it's not easy for me to ask, but... you want to know did i suspect there was something going on between them. yeah. yes, i did... though i wasn't sure. i don't understand. i mean, why didn't you tell me that before? didn't you think the possibility that she was having an affair might be connected to her death in some way? look, first off, i was your chief suspect. if you knew that i thought she was having an affair, that would have convinced you i was guilty. anyway, almost immediately, you arrested cliff howard, and he confessed. okay... this is my last difficult question. lisa was three months pregnant at the time. i don't think the baby was mine. but after she died... ( sighs ) i didn't want to dwell on it. and it didn't seem to have anything to do with why she died. do you think now that it did? yeah, i do. the

we've also got jonas here and mad di. explap. >> obama, such a good campaigner, but a terrible president because everybody's going to be taxed across. neil: you don't like the president? >> i don't. it's bad to have a tax code that's progressive since carter. it's not good for us, because, of course, we're not bringing the revenue, can't sustain it, and we're going to be sinking. it's serious. the deductions, while that would be a tax, and obamacare, that's a huge tax, and small businesses are just being crushed. it's not working because not just the rich, but everyone is getting whacked across the board. that was not what he campaigned on. neil: you talk to accountants, and it was probably saying a lot about me that at lot i my friends are acountants, that they crunched numbers for me and came up with that 45% figure once you factor in removed deductions or limited deductions so if i'm hearing talks that nancy pelosi and others are not done taxes, but want to move after the rich more, climbing over 50% is not a big leap,

jonas here. pessimistic, david?id: pessimistic talk a year ago about the box-office proved unfounded. instead we had a record year at the box-office. $10.8 billion worth, thanks in large part to magical ring, superheroes and a secret agent. coming up our friend peter gruber, mandalay entertainment and ceo will let us know what this year holds in store. >>> plus there is a hollywood star taking on starbucks. we'll tell you who it is in today's speed read. don't forget to log on to facebook.com/after the bell. click the like button and let us know if you plan to go to the movies more this year. speed read. hedge fund are filing reports to notify of any suspicious trading activity. >> senate approving house passed bill increasing funds for areas hit by hurricane sandy. the bill will increase funds to $9.7 billion. >>> the e reader reporting qlobl e read shipments fell 28% last year dropping to 19.8 million units from 27.7 million units the previous year. >>> facebook looking to expand its mobile messenger app enabling

. >> brenda: and jonas. >> it's bear. >> brenda: and today, prediction. >> go big on baltimore and the ravens. look at mccormick, the spice company, 50% in a year. >> brenda: gary b, spice unit for you? >> no, not, not at all. i don't like it. >> brenda: and tobin? >> don't get catfished for crying outloud. buy google, use google to get a picture and show who the person is. up 20%, don't be catfished. >> brenda: todd, bull or bear. >> i'm a bear, i like yahoo! they're gaining market share. >> brenda: you don't have to go on google. search for the best business block on tv because it co in three, two, one. one... >> all right. the latest message from unions, kids, take a hike. is it any wonder some are telling union workers to do the same. welcome, i'm neil cavuto and fox on top of union barking the base, and new york city bus driver training 150,000 kids, and boeing engineers union, threatening to strike, not good timing, and the dreamliner keeps striking out. apparently also striking out union jobs. a new report showing nonunion manufacturing jobs jumping by 700,000, between 2010 and

jonas can confirm that. >> okay. >> what don't you like about it? >> no. i just don't like mergers. >> okay. so as a policy matter of principle. >> okay. >> . got t i am with you today. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah, i think this is a total waste of time. i am not supportive of a continuance. it's a gentleman with a family. he just wants to make his space more liveable and this is what drives people out of san francisco is the stupid policy and dr's work this way. you need four votes and deny the project sponsor the project and if that doesn't happen you have the right to continue it afterwards so since the continuance has to be heard first and his interpretation and i think he's right because it's been already made but if the continuance is not granted we can consider it today and save ourselves and this gentleman -- >> i will withdraw the continuance. >> okay. >> okay. then the motion -- >> commissioner moore has a comment. >> i would like -- we have one registered architect here mr. jocelyn. i would like to ask you with the building designed in 61 w

ijohn jonas, might be one on the rail there. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is pat tura, and i am the president of the duboce triangle neighborhood association. dtna has been involved in this project for close to seven years. in 2007 the market octavia rezoning historical survey was done. in 2008 the proposed duboce park landmark district was identified and documented as eligible for the national register. in 2011, it was added to the landmark designation work program. the planning staff has done an excellent job in frameworking and doing the due diligence in working with the community to identify the value of this historical resource. they worked at the request of really come to honor and to codify this historic resource there. as peter said, in this area is found one of the largest concentrations of intact historical buildings anywhere in the city. reason to phase and preserve these buildings. it was at the request of the neighborhood that supervisor wiener worked to amend the mills act to better understand the workings of that act and how it could

. >> thank you, jonas. good afternoon, commissioners, and happy new year formally. just to let you know, that last week marked my five-year anniversary in this position. and if you'll indulge me next week i do have a few thoughts i'd like to share with you about that milestone and about the lessons learned in the last five years and i'll do that next week. for today i just wanted to give you a couple of announcements. some upcoming public meetings this coming week, actually. saturday there is a public scoping meeting on the sunnydale hope sf master plan for the e-i-r. that's happening this saturday the 12th at 10:00 a.m. at the sunnydale community room 16 52 sunnydale avenue. also saturday there is a community meeting on the visitacion valley [speaker not understood] project. that's saturday the 12th at noon at the [speaker not understood] learning center at 401 tunnel avenue. that's a meeting -- there's been a series of meetings with the neighborhood to talk about how to move forward with that plan. so, that one is happening this saturday as well. and then on tuesd

jonas at the amphitheater tomorrow from 5:00 a.m.> catching alligators barehanded? time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked, would you consider buying a perfume specifically for your baby? >> it really is. >> that goes for dads, too. we will post more answers on our website, wbaltv.com. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> good morning. kim dacey checking on your morning commute. it is busy. a lot going on on the roads. a lot of flooding as well. we have some closures on york because of flooding. about on route 1 we have some debris blocking the right lane. several spots of fire activity in the city including on mosher. harford at louise. washington and monument, an accident. the outer loop is a little slow above security boulevard. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the weather is improving but it is still windy. any leftover sprinkles will be ending. it will feel like it is in the 20's and 30's because of the wind. windy on the east coast. sunshine in los an

as jonas mentioned, these next few items are all wi-fi antenna items presented by at&t. they're all conditional use instruments. i'll go through and explain them. i just wanted to, i just wanted to point out a map in your packet showing the location of each of these items. 1101 fillmore, 1290 fillmore, and 1427 if ... fillmore, there is a wi-fi [speaker not understood]. 1101 fillmore street is a proposal from at&t located on the northwest corner of fillmore and golden gate avenue. it is a wi-fi facility proposed by at&t that consists of one wi-fi panel antenna, concealed in a dome on the rooftop of an existing residential and commercial use building. it is preference two co-location site. due to the location of three other carriers at this site, this location is within the nt-3 neighborhood commercial [speaker not understood] and 50 -x height and bulk district. the proposal before you is located at 1290 fillmore street. this is located at the southeast corner of fillmore and eddy. this facility would consist of five wi-fi panel antennas still behind two screens. they're

to replace him to tackle the almost inexorable tension with the west over to rand's nuclear program jonas afshin rattansi is often shared his insights around with this doesn't expect a new leader to bend a foreign well. i think whoever we people of iran elects policy foreign policy terms things are going to be much the same people are already talking about the mayor of tehran at the moment i was in a job himself president ahmadinejad was the mayor of tehran for the new mayor of tehran ghalibaf and people are talking about him. perhaps winning in june because it's too early in his notoriously difficult to predict iranian elections as to whether they will be as hardline and again the terms of the terminology of western corporate media on this or a bizarre image the islamic extremist and all sorts of different morning because the point is iran is there to stay in terms of forging a very different type of developing nation and economy because it has all that oil and has all those resources and it's not going to suddenly start changing things the way the i.m.f. or the way that washington wants

jonas here on c-span -- join us here on c-span2 >> with a lot about their coverage, it is very thorough. -- what i like about c-span, it is a very thorough. the debates on the floor and the hearings that you cover for subcommittees and major committee hearings. >> she watches c-span on comcast. c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> next, a look at how data analysis helps public health and safety. speakers include the key to digital officer in new york city. is is part of the world in 2013 festival at new york university, hosted by the economist magazine. it is about 25 minutes. >> welcome back. i wanted to introduce this session. we have been hearing about data and how it is an increasingly powerful force in our lives. we will talk exactly about that. the are looking forward to a lively debate. the first speaker is the honorable shirley jackson. the president a wrestler polytechnic institute -- of renselar polytechnic institute. [applause] >> midafternoon. -- good afternoon. there is a significant transfo

guitarist with the jonas brothers.n "good morning america." ♪ i'm hot >> reporter: but at his peak, john tipped the scales at a whopping 360 pounds. >> we made a 3d movie at one point. it's 3d. and i'm this huge, 3d guy. and i'm thinking to myself, i'm going to look like a monster in this. i'm going to be scary. kids are going to cry in the movie theater when they see me. >> reporter: john just lost nearly half his body weight with the help and inspiration of his buff buddy, joe jonas. joe gently encouraged john to workout, eat right and just get healthy. >> joe's always doing push-ups. encouraging everybody else to do it, too. >> reporter: you and joe doing push-ups. >> before we go on stage. >> reporter: that's just not very rock 'n' roll. >> not at all. but feeling good and looking good on stage is. >> all right. joining us now on more with how you can meet your new year's goal to lose weight, get fit and strange your life, is the host of "extreme makeover: weight loss edition," and author of "choose to lose," chris

among them, a guitarist for the jonas brothers. >> i said maybe i should think about losing 150 pounds see if he succeeded on "20/20." >> we just saw the graphic with "the are of rgiii." >> the jerseys are everywhere. rgiii is officially the rookie of the year candidate. he impressed from the start with his 88-yard touchdown pass to pierre garcon. he has continued to grow, 3200 yards this season, 20 touchdowns, more than 800 yards rushing, a redskins franchise record by rushing for a quarterback and a single season. alfred morris surpassed clinton portis as the franchise brushing it reckitt later. but-- rushing rookie leader. >> to accomplish some of the things i have accomplished is an honor and i cannot take for granted. so much more can be done. >> as big as rgiii is and will become, he will be the first to remind you he is just a military kid from a small town in texas. his family lives in the area now and has not missed a game yet. his parents give him a foundation, and a fee waivers, some good food. >> my parents have not changed, even though my situation has changed. they are st

. >> jonas brothers. >> they are unbelievably talented. i would have accepted the lakers or john travolta. >> we have to go. thanks for your time. >> apparently your resolution is to not listen to my whole quiz. go have fun having sex with a lot of american women. >> that was fantastic. >> thanks, buddy. >> i am serious. what did you take away from that? >> i need to supply my number to a lot more of these people. my new year's resolution is to have -- take big government out. it has been a rough year. >> it is time to take a break. otherwise we would talk to bill more. more stuff when we return. >>> last topic, is the lingerie football league no more? god we hope not. lonlingerie football leagues demand to know. the league says they are changing the name to the legends football league. the players would no longer compete while wearing lingerie. said a spokesman, this is the next step in the master because in the -- whoa there. maturation. i told myself several times to watch that. they have drawn great media uh station in showing the spor

for jonas and thomas, a rack of kettle balls and weights.nd for the entire family, built-in storage. and a show-stopping flat-screen tv. that when coupled with a wii system, can be used to play workout video games. best of all, say the cousins, the basement doesn't feel so dark, thanks to the newly-painted white walls. the family's reaction? >> 2013. >> terrific. we have two guys responsible for the home gym. right here. "cousins on call." anthony and john. fantastic job. >> thank you. >> i think perception of a home gym is a luxury for the wealthy. you've proven that not to be true. and we have simple tips if we want to do it, starting with the mirrors. >> the mirror, in particular, in this case, seeing a basement having low ceilings, it opens the space up. it shares light well. and most importantly on the gym aspect, you're watching yourself do the exercises. you're keeping your form right. and it just helps you motivate yourself to continue to exercise. >> it holds you accountable. if you're watching. and it also encourages you. the secon