joining us is dolly lenz. we don't have to tell her.ouglas elliman vice chairman, one of the best in the business. dolly, capital gains, mortgage deduction, the whole ball of wax could change in 2013. does that mean people are willing to sell at a little less, sacrifice a little to get gains this year? >> i am on roller blades not knowing where to go with one deal after another being proposed just so they could close by year--nd. i just left somebody on my way here, said i will close by year-end if i get this deal. i know the seller. will make a good deal because taxes are so high. david: what percent are they willing to cut in order to make a deal this year? >> in this particular case, 20%? david: wow. liz: the seller will come down 20%. >> think about it. they purchased the apartment for $75,000. we're looking $12 million deal. david: that is pure cap gains. liz: that is nice return on investment. >> that is huge, right. there will be a lot of tax on that no matter what direction. liz: they have to get it done. >> exactly, exactly. li

. * lenz it's we're in the final stage of development. we're grateful to have them on board. having a strategy is good, but it's only good if we actually execute on it. and the people of san francisco are lucky to have a very strong and tenacious voice to not only help us develop the strategy, but then to make sure we're doing what we need to be doing. walk sf has been a very constructive, but very strong arc advocate for making walking in san francisco not just more enjoyable, but safer. * so, we're very pleased to have with us executive director of walk sf, elizabeth smith. (applause) >> thank you, ed. walk san francisco and its members look forward to a strong and effective pedestrian strategy to fix what director aragon mentioned are the 50 miles that have been identified as san francisco's most dangerous streets. the city will actually need to fix five miles a year to meet the mayor's impressive goal of reducing injury and reducing death which in four years and ultimately within a decade significantly. and that's going to prevent hundreds of injuries and deaths from happ

liz: we yesterday dolly lenz, prudential elliman, high end realtor, done billions over the years.s seeing massive bottleneck by the end of the year because people are so scared about tax implications if we don't have a fiscal cliff deal, either way. are you seeing that same bottleneck in sales? >> i can't say we're seeing. we and all public builders reporting quarter over quarter improvement we reported our quarter recently, up 44% in dollar volume over the same quarter last year so it is really building up but i don't think it is a year-end phenomenon. i think we're building momentum. people are feeling good about the housing market in general and when you combine these record low interest rates, 3 1/2% for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, our parents didn't have it that low. liz: do you thank ben bernanke? >> i do. i think he has done a fabulous job making sure the economy --. david: although he has been hurting savers. interest rates are so low people on fixed income are not getting any kind of return. which leads me to wonder whether a lot of them are actually buying real estate

. >> dolly lenz. >>> time not for pops and drops. the big move erps of the day you might have missed. drop for phillips 66. guy? >> the stock has been a monster. i ci i still think it's a monster. every so often this name has been an opportunity, this is another one. >> pop for google, up 1%. >> finally back above that $700 mark. i've been long the name. i got long the name below $700. i'm staying long. google fiber is going to be a huge event. they're testing it in kansas city. they're bundling packages with cablevision -- i'm sorry. they are bundling packages with cable tv and internet service. much quicker than the cable internet service. >> is it going to be huge or huge? >> both. >> okay. >> depends on where you're from. >> boys. all right. pop for jcpenney. a huge move, anthony. >> listen, this is the classic short squeeze. one of the worst performing stocks year to date. i expect this thing to get a little higher. >> drop for copper, down 1%. tim? >> not a huge move. >> huge or huge? >> semi-huge move. people are blaming the f

see on the large screen a butterfly or zoom on different specimens play up and down with a real lenzs it's $89 but you buy your kid an iphone and a tablet. >> if you have it most parents are throwing those things in there they have anyway. with you pick up on amazon dot many arthur wants this for his kid and i do. my kid is a huge thomas fan. all of these accessories that work with current tablet. thomas steam station. you put a tablet in the center here. here i have a larger ipad the game works by putting differential cards in the side of the thomas station. and it gets the kids up off -- i don't have the game running fully yet. because it made too much noise in here but the kids can get up off the couch and play different games and put percy and thomas cards in inside of it and it interacts with the tablet so the kids are involved and playing thomas which they love, of course. >> any tablet, clayton? >> i'm not sure if you can work it with an android tablet. >> and it's reasonably priced $39. >> 800 for the tablet if you get an ipad. >> mom and dad use your tablet there. >> ipod to