second, as jonas has indicated, we have a concern that if there is only one evaluator, i've the evaluatoris overloaded or on vacation or we run into a problem where we incur substantial delay -- as you know, we tried diligently and the planning department staff does to work these three within 150 days as federally mandated. i want to think the planning department staff and thank you for considering this resolution and we support it. president miguel: is there an additional public comment on this item? if not, public comments is closed. commissioner antonini: much of our discussion centers often around whether the maps are accurate. if we have an evaluation, that's one less thing to be questioned and might make more -- but make for a more expeditious process. this is a process that is somewhat cumbersome and it is something that has got to be done anyway. it's like when we had television antennas, we put antennas on the roof to take -- to pick up the television and we did not have to go through permitting process for every antenna we put up. the same with how many telephone poles local uti

the academy has noticed. tonight, jonas hill on transforming his body and his body of work. >>> it's less than a week till the super bowl. the biggest brands are leaking commercials feetering the likes of david beckham and matthew broderick. tonight, we preview the best and the buzziest. >> no pens yip for you. no wednesdayy for you. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with the worst kind of crime in the best kind of neighborhood. a place where pedestrians wave and kids ride bikes and residents take comfort in the almost complete lack of violent crime statistics. all it took was one murder to up-end this community. to eject fear and suspicion and spark a debate on whether the threat came from outside or within. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: it is an unlikely place for a murder. >> a tow truck driver made a grim discovery. >> reporter: gross pointe michigan. where the auto barons built their stately mansion. >> last seen at 4:00 p.m. -- >> reporter: this is one of the wealthiest and safest communities in america. >> w

has the profits. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. a lot of people to get to. >> jonasactually private industry invested in this as well and it wasn't just democrats, it was republicans. >> and many companies have the backing not just the government, but you are getting involved with winners and losers games and the government, a good point, we don't have all of those and save the airline industry, and there's handouts before. but, however, this is not an industry i think we can win from the chinese, they are, sently, giving loans for the banks to their alternative companies and we think if we don't-- we don't have, we don't make ipods here, i'm sorry, i've got to get to gary b. last word? >> 60 years of investing in the energy sector, we have zero results to show from it. so, it's clear that, obama administration is no bain capital when he it comes to venture capital. >> brenda: thanks for joining us. one sector of the u.s. economy on its way to the biggest boom since the great depression, now, that is a prediction. across the golden state, where everyone has been unbe

jonas may be right. that to date. they haven't been effective, but certainly with the new recess appointments, the nlrb has been strengthened on the pro union side. and brenda, we talked last week and some of the points that we brought up, the growth rate of unionized firms is zero, the unionization leads to higher unemployment, unionization is the basically like a 30 percentage point tax increase on companies that have them. so, we know that unionization is not good for the economy. we also know on the flip side, the nlrb is pro union and they're an apartment accountable agency to all-- to no one. so, right there. you put it altogether and say, does this look good for the economy or bad for the economy? you have to conclude, bad for the economy. >> all right. steve, you answer that. >> well, that's completely false, about the nlrb. and they are not able to-- >> and where are the-- >> they're not able to false management and labor and not able to bring in binding arbitration as the employee free choice act called for. there's zero correlation between strong economy, weak labor. when our economy was the biggest part of the w

has baffled experts. the sufferers are demanding relief and answers. >> all that and nick jonas will be here live. from josh. >>> the story breaking overnight. the son of the most powerful police commissioner in the country being accused of rape. the district attorney is investigating greg kelly, a local tv anchor here in new york city, after a woman filed a complaint claiming he sexually assaulted her after a party in october. the alleged victim's boyfriend says she feared kelly's connections and that's why she waited to come forward. >>> meanwhile, arizona governor jan brewer is called president obama thin skinned after a heated exchange outside air force one. brewer was seen pointing her finger at the president. in the new book, she claims that the president was condescending to her during a white house meeting on immigration. >> bottom line is i wanted to be there to welcome him, to come and see firsthand what arizona has done in regards to our economic recovery. he wanted to talk about the book. and i thought that he was pretty -- thin-skinned. >> brewer insists her book contains an honest re

. >> it has to be people who have the technical skills to fill the jobs we need. jonasnpower group's president of the americas. manpower surveyed thousands of companies around the world and found that more than half of u.s. employers are having trouble finding people to fill open positions. let's talk about this. specifically, you found that the hardest jobs to fill last year were skilled trades, sales representatives, engineers, drivers and accounting staff. you have said many of these companies have cited a lack of skills as a reason for the talent shortage. now, what skills are individuals who are looking for jobs in america lacking that would allow them to fill some of those positions? >> the skills that employers are looking for are the kinds of skills that require a level of experience, training and also adoption to new technology. when we talk about manufacturing skills, for instance, the specific positions that employers in manufacturing are finding difficult to find are positions such as machinists, cnc operators, mechanics, specialized welders, so quite specif

mdot which you know from the movie "camp rock 2" has served an electrifying opening act for many artists, the temptations, sierra and, of course, the jonasers. on monday he heads to germany to do a six-week tour with the jonas brothers. he joins us to talk about his upcoming album. mdot, good to see you up close and person. i've actually seen you before. my son is a big fan, we saw you in concert last year at the nissan pavilion. you put on a great show. >> i appreciate you being out there showing the support. >> you've been doing this for a long time since you were a little kid. >> i got to give a shoutout to the elementary school, going to be out there at 12:00, a shoutout to danielle and also extremele scenes going to be doing a show tonight at langely. >> excellent. very, very good. before we get into everything, your fans know, and i'm not sure how many other people know, last year, you had a very serious motorcycle accident, last june, was it? >> yes. >>> can you tell me about that and tell us how you're doing now. >> i was in an accident and broke my leg. it definitely devastated me. i was in a wheelchair for three months and crut

over the last 20 years has been accompanied by a stagnation in wages for the median american worker. now, if we can raise our education levels, the payoff is huge. >> when jonas he see? >> the global consulting firm mckenzie estimates that if the united states had in recent years closed the gap between its educational achievement levels and those of better performing nations like finland and korea, gdp in 2008 could have been $1.3 trillion to $2.3 trillion higher. this represents a 9% to 16% jump in gdp. so how do we get there? some elements of the solution seem obvious. the writer malcolm gladwell says it takes 10,000 hours to get really good at anything. it's really just another way of making thomas edison's famous point that genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. now, if our kids spent two years less in school than in many other countries, they will find themselves behind in many areas. we don't have to go to the lengths that south korea has gone to lengthen the school day and school year, but we can't do the least work and hope for the best results. whether you look at south korea or finland, getting great teachers is obviously at the heart of goo

he has recovered from a terrible motorcycle accident and he's gearing up to go on tour with his friends, the jonasit later this hour. and my son is a big fan. >> that's so cool. yeah. looking forward to that. >> wait until you hear his story. he had a rough year last year. >> glad he's okay. >>> tucker barnes also okay. he is in the weather center. you might need to hold on to a few things here and there as the wind sort of whips up later, right? >> you got it, allison. we're expecting winds to gust to 40, maybe 50 miles per hour here north and west of