mr. butler, the public would have 30-day notice so they can act on it early. what is happening now and what the type of individual most affected by not having an appeal defined appeal period, the homeowners who want to do something to their home in the back, expand it, or someone who wants to tear a building down that has -- that does not have any significance, historic significance, what happens now, you go through the planning process, a dr is filed, you come before the commission. then you wait until a building permit is issued. then they go to the board of permit appeals. and then at the board of permit appeals they actually have a hearing, get the commission's decision affirmed, then there is a ten-day period on rehearing. the ninth day they file an appeal. what happens is then they go to the board of supervisors. one of the cases [speaker not understood] the commission knows about the one on 32nd avenue and el camino del mar. that project is going to go back before you. it had a full hearing before this commission. but because of the process that i just

author of the book you see here the golden revolution and he is here to spell it out so first of all mr butler thank you for being on the show thank you learned a pleasure yeah it's always a pleasure and i want to start with this fascinating chart because this is something that you included in your recent writing and it is really a loss for to have ok it is a u.s. domestic investment net of depreciation so essentially as you explained it to me this shows that businesses aren't investing enough to keep up with how the country's capital stock is depreciating it sounds alarming but what exactly does this mean well it means that growth in the future that is not just cyclical you but structurally that is potential growth is going to be weaker though the capital stock is the new.

author of the book you see here the golden revolution and he is here to spell it out so first of all mr butler thank you for being on the show thank you learned pleasure yet it's always a pleasure and i want to start with this fascinating chart because this is something that you included in your recent writing and it is really a loss for to have ok it is a u.s. domestic investment net of depreciation so essentially as you explained it to me this shows that businesses aren't investing enough to keep up with how the country's capital stock is depreciating it sounds alarming but what exactly does this mean. well it means that growth in future that is not just cyclical even structurally that is potential growth is going to be weaker now the capital stock is the engine is the factory is the motor is all of the above for the economy and if it shrinking it produces alas the problem is the united states' economy in the recent years has been consuming its capital stock that's like burning furniture to heat the whole according to a famous economist leunig von misses it's very counterproductive and i bel

mr. butler as a soccer star who has job in sports broadcasting.unfortunately the soccer moms confuse and pursue him along the way. costars jessica biel, uma thurman, dennis quaid and catherine zeta jones are wasted in this silly, cliched, predictable movie. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for >> hello, the more the president wishes to see me. >> this is a personal side of president dealor roosevelt and laury linny with the king and queen of england. >> do mind if i call you elizabeth? >> no. >> this is based on true events, hyde park on hudson is rated " r ". and this brother and sister mastermind a casino heist that does not go as planned. they go their separate ways to evade police but soon find themselves reunited. >> i do not like this plan we should not split up. >> you will follow that path, not your brother. >> they need to make a escape but the 40's, love, danger is rated r. fort " no showing ". >> from the movi to the weather this live look outside. that is walnut creek. the fog continues

you know you have a butler gently nudge. >> steve: mr.rench came in and there is wet package. >> brian: it is like the every man persona? . >> steve: that is funny if only. ally talking about the gigantic storm in the midwest. look at that causing scenes like that. vehicles are just sliding off of the roads and wfld anita padedia has a update in chicago. >> hi, good morning to you. this is one of the busiest places i have seen in a long time. o'hare airport is busy but not like today, we have a lot of people here today. that's because we have holiday travelers who have already had their plans and place to get out of town and mixing with people who had their flights cancelled yesterday. here in o'hare and med way airport we have had 500 flight cancellation and you have all of those people trying to get out of town and fighting for the seats that are left over from the busy holiday travel we are going right into the christmas weekend. at this point, not a lot of frustration especially the little ones who are tired with their partners and yo

butler speaking. >> reporter: the big drama here is what will become of mr. bates? >> thank you.t. >> no, no, thank you, my lord. reporter: for the uninitiated he's the valet lame from a war wound who begins season 3 in prison wrongly convicted of murdering his vile wife. house maid anna is his long-suffering true love. >> you never dawted for just one minute? i wouldn't blame you. >> no. reporter: downtown abbey is a phenomenon. as actor brendan coyle discovered when he went to morocco on vacation. >> i just got sort of mobbed. people from all over, from ireland, denmark, australia, iceland, spain. shouting, did you kill your wife? did you kill your wife? >> i think she's dead. reporter: for downtown's younger relatively unknown stars, the show has been life changing. emmy-nominated michelle daugherty was on the cover of vanity fair undressed. >> it's thrilling actually to be a part of something that's captured the hearts of the world. >> reporter: dan stevens is currently on broadway, signing autographs at the stage door every night. >> you two can stay here. reporter: but joan

butler award. he has blessed so many lives, including mine. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair lays before the house the following communications. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 12, 2012, at 11:08 a.m. that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 4014, h.r. 4367, h.r. 2467, h.r. 3319, that the senate passed with an amendment, h.r. 6328. that the senate passed senate 3564. with best wishes i am, signed sincerely, karen l. haas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 3187, an act to require the secretary of the treasury to mint coins in recognition and celebration of the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the march of dimes foundation. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enr