keith davis. my brother and i own this which is directly east of the applicant's project. our two unit building has been in the family and rented by long-term tenants. i hereby ask you to deny this. i'm encourage to see that it does not require a variance. i understand there is a variance preventing the balcony. i think the revision to move the east wall of the four story addition third position back to comply with the code setback was due to the overwhelming opposition of the neighbors variance hearing and the recommendation of zoning administrators scott sanchez. we hoped for a decision on the variance but when it didn't come we thought asking for a discretionary review was an option. we requested for a dr before the clock ran out on the application. i didn't think it would stop him from going ahead with the proceeding. this is all knew to us. the reasons we still oppose the proposition is as follows: it's on a small lot over towering. the shear sides and scale of the proposed building makes it out of character with the property in the neighborhood. the increase in heigh

i live in the house that both greg and keith own. i have lived there for over 30 years. i'm the oldest resident on the block. i want to give you a picture of what nadine's house looks like now and it is a huge house. when i come out on my garden level, i'm one level below her garage level. so that when i look up at her house now and see the garage and two livable floors, i'm looking at a third and second floor. her building spans my entire garden into next garden, the next lot. so it is this huge wall of building

i live in the house that both greg and keith own. i have lived there for over 30 years. i'm the oldest resident on the block. i want to give you a picture of what nadine's house looks like now and it is a huge house. when i come out on my garden level, i'm one level below her garage level. so that when i look up at her house now and see the garage and two livable floors, i'm looking at a third and second floor. her building spans my entire garden into next garden, the next lot. so it is this huge wall of building that is 10 feet from my property line and what she's proposing now with the deck is to bring the deck that is longer than the half of her house, 3 and 4 flights floors above my garden for a birds eye view of everybody's garden and i hope you agree with us. thanks. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is steve har wits. i live directly across the street further downhill from the mentioned property. many years ago i bought an apartment in san francisco. i did not have a deck, i did not have a garden and i did the intelligent thing many years ago. i wanted more

now keith meister is out on his own atcorvex capital. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of youre. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >>> welcome back. >>> welcome back. coach shares have badly underperformed the market this year. let's debate it. stephanie link is our bull. simon baker is the bear. stephanie, make your case. >> it's not about the quarter. if the quarter is disappointing, i would look to buy on the weakness because i think expectations even though they're low could go lower in the near term. but i like what i hear and see from the new management team and in terms of the product cycle store. it should drive traffic and drive comps and as well pricing over time. international, i think they can continue to gain market share, which they have be doing. that's only about a third of their business. i see it growing to 50% over the next few years. >> they might stabilize earnings but what kind of earnings? they had gross margins. going into all these accesso

keith smith found a hospital that charges much less. how? >> we own our facility as physicians.y virtue of the arrangement we have taken out the greedy not for profit hospital. >> for the most part your customers your patients pay themselves or are insured by a company that self insurance that makes for a different relationship? >> yes. we put our prices on-line the first patient that showed up interestingly were the madians. the patients that come to oo us now the phattest growing part of the business is the employers pay for their care directly out of medical expenses. >> they have a clip about your surgery center. watch this. >> he was about to undergo a difficult procedure to reduce more dis. what makes it so much to 2,750 dollars is posted on-line. we decided we don't have healthcare because there is a lot of people that benefits from dismondayest tee and pricing. hopefully i wouldn't attract more business. also a price war that could bring prices to a level that people would reevaluate their need for insurance all together and certainly reevaluate the roll of government in

. >> keith, what have you been doing in essence is defending his own hold on power, as you told us todayre to it today and he's an awful person. >> at the end of the day this the annes so essential threat to assad and his entire regime. this is a civil war from their perspective. he's going to do whatever it takes to hold on to power. at one point, you know, the fear is that if he gets accused of using chemical weapons, then that's a red line in the united states will actually get directly involved and will use overwhelming dpors and that will be the end of his regime. for the sort of 24-hour period where it looked like those were the reports he immediately came out and said, yeah, absolutely, let's get a u.n. team in here. my guys didn't do this. what he doesn't want is inspectors running around the rest of the country because, then again, he opens himself up to other air to other areas where chemical weapons could be used and you're going to cracking up the media, the international attention inside syria and the tragedies going on there. >> are you surprised at all in this era of socia

it's something we posed to our own dr. keith ablow every week.rian kind of scared me with that alligator. one inch from my face! am i normal or nuts? >> you're normal. very normal. >> steve: good. here is the first e-mail. my cousin is a very picky eater. she is always looking at the content in food and will almost never eat something without seeing exactly what is in the food. normal or nuts? >> listen, i'm going to say that's normal. number one, it's a little unusual, but we're going to say normal. why? there are a lot of preservatives now, so many artificial ingredients in the foods. eating natural is very tough. and listen, i'm loath, very reluctant to assign the term nuts to anybody who wants more control today over what they eat, what they do, because guess what? there are too many sheep. we're being encouraged to be entitlement sheep. so you want to determine what you eat. good for you. >> steve: all right. what about this one? whenever i'm in public places, i refuse to touch the handles, tables or even chairs. i'd rather stand for hours a

keith smith because he founded a surgery center in oklahoma that charges much less. how? >> we ownas physicians, and so we, by virtue of that arrangement, have cut out the most inefficient and greedy profit sicker from the equation, and that is a not-for-profit hospital, to be honest. john: for the most part your customers coming patients pay themselves or are insured by company that selfish yours. makes for a different relationship. >> yes. we put our prices online. first patients -- oppose them on line in the first places the showed up interestingly with canadians. the patients that come to us now , our fastest growing part of the business or employees from the employers pay for their care directly and operating expenses. john: and their reason tv recently posted a video clip about your surgery center. let's watch that. >> about to undergo a simple procedure, carpal tunnel syndrome relief. >> marriage? >> a little bit. i think i'm more nervous of being put to sleep. >> what makes this unusual is the total price $200,750 is posted on line. >> we decided we would have price honesty

keith smith because he founded a surgery center in oklahoma that chges much less. how? >> we ownas physicians, and so we, by virtue of that arrangement, have cut out the most inefficient and gree profit sicker from the equation, and that is a not-for-profit hospital, to be honest. john: for the most part your customers coming patients pay themselves or are insured by company that selfish yours. makes for a different relationship. >> yes. we put our prices online. first patients -- oppose them on line in the first places the showed up interestingly with canadians. the patients that come to us now , our fastest growing part of the business or employees from the employers pay for their care directly and operating expenses. john: and their reason tv recently posted a video clip about your surgery center. let's watch that. >> about to undergo a simple procedure, carpal tunnel syndrome relief. >> marriage? >> a little bit. i think i'm more nervous of being put to sleep. >> what makes this unusual is the total price $200,750 is posted on line. >> we decided we would have price honesty.

keith smith because he founded a surgery center in oklahoma that charges much less. how? >> we own physicians, and so we, by virtue of that arrangement, have cut out the most inefficient and greedy profit sicker from the equation, and that is a not-for-profit hospital, to be honest. john: for the most part your customers coming patients pay themselves or are insured by company that selfish yours. makes for a different relationship. >> yes. we put our prices online. first patients -- oppose them on line in the first places the showed up interestingly with canadians. the patients that come to us now , our fastest growing part of the business or employees from the employers pay for their care directly and operating expenses. john: and their reason tv recently posted a video clip about your surgery center. let's watch that. >> about to undergo a simple procedure, carpal tunnel syndrome relief. >> marriage? >> a little bit. i think i'm more nervous of being put to sleep. >> what makes this unusual is the total price $200,750 is posted on line. >> we decided we would have price honesty.

trade is very interesting because in terms of percentage owned by retail investors, apple in the tech sec t tor has a very high percentage. but keith, mccullough, would you fade this. >> i would do absolutely nothing. sitting right on my line, which is 426 per share. the sell side loves it at 700. they hate it at 400. >> peter brought it up is that we are probably getting a new, a buyer here, a different institutional buyer than you've had in the past. somebody who cares about a 3% dividend. the revenue's probably going to be flachlt a different type of buyer, not going to be aggressivement i wouldn't chase this stock at all. i'd give it a day or two and see what happens. >> i see a couple issues, samsung gallon actiony s 4 is coming out in two days. i think this is a major competition. again the fablet. it's uncomfortable for me. but the screen is clearly where they're going. china mobile is not part of the plan. that should have been part of the plan. that would put more pressure on gross margin. i don't see any development there. >> would you be more excited if they came out with a bigger phone or a cheaper phone. >> i'd be happ

and i agree with keith that i would buy the manufacturing stocks in this country, emerging stocks and i would still ownancials. >> how did you see better than 1.5% gdp growth for the second quarter? >> well, i think it's similar to the first quarter. i was thinking we'll do about three for the year, stephanie, and to me, there was such an obsession with fiscal tightening. and that's true, it's a negative, but they're missing the other positives here. a lot of huge global monetary easing hitting it. we've calmed europe down so it's no longer an armageddon story. it's just a chronic problem. we've reaccelerated emerging world. maybe not fast enough, but better than decelerating last year. and all in all we've got five-year highs and confidence so consumers continue to perform better than people thought. i think are underestimating those positives. >> we've got to run, but great to see you in the house. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up, gold is shining again this week. the precious metal up nearly 4% after getting crushed earlier this month. so we're going to head to the futures pits to see if the bo

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keith if i fitzgerald. and same sung appears to play a dangerous familiar apple-like stunt, running out of a very hot phone just as it hits market. is it manufacturing its own that front, interesting phenomenon watching the samsung phones over take apple stuff. in this modern world we have. hard for company to hold on to crown, you can see other people's real experiencing of technology and how good it is. so what happens, you know, samsung can supersede apple. who toppled blackberry. >> you know there is something to be said, playing these games, if they are deliberate. there is no a to prove that. >> look, you know if i were ceo of samsung i would top create as much buzz and hype for my crux as possible. you don't' to tick people off. >> it had a 4 on 5 year lead because it redefined a product category, samsung pulling a classive strategies of wait could observe, watch design and improve, their improvement are getting so fast. apple condition keep up. to issue 2, big blue ripping half million workers you tell ceo telling all to shape up or get out. they have to get their act together. well i think so, mandate is turn ibm around could problem is this time,

keith, thank you. martha, what's next? martha: there are reports this morning that president obama is putting together his own budget.t didn't go so well. but there are higher hopes for this time. lawmakers will be considering it soon and for the first time it looks like he is willing to consider something he once said he never would. so what's going on with this? what's really in this proposal? bill: also this is an amazing story of resilience andcom back. this is brian banks getting his dream shot at the nfl after he was cleared of a crime he did not commit. we will be speaking with brian banks this morning. don't miss that. surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common sense. mmaybe another headache will get in the way. maybe you'll have some friends over for dinner. maybe you'll have a migraine. if you have migraines with

keith added. i've never heard it in those areas before. and i think that is going to happen. so, i would -- this is my own little prediction. we are going to bring the bill back before the end of the year and i and you may find some changes. we may change the bill a little bit but we may find some changes out there in the public. lots of senators who thought it would save to vote against it because of the intensity. i'm not so sure anymore. >> welcome i would like to as i did on the floor of the senate applaud the senator who had the courage to come forward with the bill that i felt was very common sense. it was not exactly as i had wanted. i think we need to define the internet aspect of gun sales a little better but i do agree that i think the issue is going to come back. but we also have to address the fact that we are not putting criminals, prosecuting criminals who failed the gun checks coming and we are also not addressing the issue of crazy people who are doing terrible things whether it be tucson arizona or colorado or new town connecticut. that is probably the toughest part of this issue, where do the individual ri