last, but not least, they have access to expertise to michael stein who designed a 100 thousand square foot of the olympic stadium. last week they asked to make recommendations. this is not on the website. i have not seen it. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm jim patrick with patrick and company. there have been a lot of discussions on this board, but i think the board needs to make policies to encourage buildings to happen around their area. i'm right around their area. to my knowledge there is no policies in place to incur this tax increase. i'm against the aluminum awe ning. we have a building near by. the pigeons love it and the dirt loves it. it will buildup and you just can't go in with a rag and wipe those out every 3 or 4 months. it's really impossible. to clean it, we water spray down and it's a big mess. i believe, no. 1. no. 2, the pigeons love it. they will find their way in and there is a lot of areas. big problems with pigeons. so i think we really need to rethink this. no. 3, i like the visibility and the idea of being able to see action and reducing 20 percent. you won't

it is the most recent arrest of trader michael stein steinberg, a move to get to the capital head.etorical. we know the answer to that of the we no that prosecutors really want the guy on the upper left there, doug burns, a former federal prosecutor joining me now in a fox business exclusive. having been on the federal side of this, how close are they to steve? you're on the outside. >> it's hard to know. what you said is true. you want to roll up the chain. you want to flip them op the owner, not on a dishwasher. you have the upon titch -- pontiffs and others say, wait, will he cooperate? apparently, they were not able to get that done. liz: a trader involved, several levels to this, but involved with the pharmaceutical trades where it appeared he got at least, according to the prosecutors, inside information, and that's not fair to the markets. they would allege, and, therefore, they made money. >> that was interesting. you had a various professor of medicine tipping, and they gave him a walk, by the way, deferred prosecution, and then they made the case havinged too with al time

prosecutors charge michael stein berg on friday. handcuffs. led out of his apartment.are closing in. >> did you see the future of tv on friday morning? the only video of him being handcuffed, a reporter took out their iphone and videotaped the whole thing. no one else was standing there at the time. fascinating little video to watch. >> toys "r" us withdrawing plans to go public. saying tough market conditions and a change in leadership. >> he came in here, used to show off all of his big christmas gifts. >> is he leaving? >> yes. >> going back to sitcom, f troop. >> we are playing close attention to the country's leaders. they promise to expand a nuclear weapons arsenal. they warned the peninsula is in a state of war. we have reporting from seoul. >> it could turn out this is nothing more than saber rattling. missiles and artillery are reportedly combat ready and now pointing at south korea and u.s. targets. both sides, north and south, say they will strike at the slightest provocation. and they have even threatened preefplive strikes. it's unprecedented. many say the

same stein, michael steele, mark mackinnon all back with us.inton and contributor to "vanity fair," dee dee myers. you missed it last night. >> i did. i'm so sorry to have missed. happy birthday to joe. >> yeah. he's passed out. he fell off the couch. he's face down. >> perfect. sign of a good party. >> yes, it was. also with us from capitol hill, republican representative from wisconsin and chairman of the house budget committee, congressman paul ryan. paul, good to have you back on the show. thank you for coming on. >> good morning, mika. good morning, dee dee. >> good morning. >> paul, this morning the president is going to officially unveil his budget proposal. the blueprint will reduce the deficit by $1.8 trillion. it calls for $580 billion in new revenue by closing loopholes and implementing the so-called buffett rule and reducing tax benefits for top earners. the plan also contains reduction to cost of living payments for social security benefits, higher costs for medicare coverage to upper income beneficiaries, access to universal presc