questions over how this concept could be successfully applied in society has joined our there by scott baker president of common ground and why see i first asked baker if elimination of all taxes except a land use tax could really generate enough revenue to sustain a government. well michael hudson the amazing gaffney and the them and fred harris and a few other economists have studied this they believe the land is about one third of the g.d.p. or a little bit more even and so if you do tax that and you want tax everything else that does provide enough revenue for a reasonably sized government. as long as this one efficiently of course how does georgism per that monopolization address wealthy individuals and corporations be able to outbid their less wealthy counterparts on the land. well basically the idea is that you wouldn't have so much absentee ownership and you wouldn't have ording of land because there's a price to pay for that you'd be paying the tax and if you don't use the land efficiently for example six to eight percent of new york city land is vacant according to the department o

superintendent scott baker presented his 2015 budgetnclude northern montgomery and frederick counties. that snow continue to push east around 11:30, potentially impacting washington, fairfax county as well as prince george's and anne arundel counties. 3:00, still tracking some areas of snow. notice how throughout the day any snow is favoring areas around washington and mainly to the north. southern maryland, the northern neck, just a chance of some snow for tomorrow. otherwise, a breezy day, high temperature of 34 degrees with plenty of clouds around throughout the day. here's a look at the snowfall totals potentially tomorrow. right now, i'm forecasting for most areas around or under an inch. i think there could be some isolated amounts in portions of northern montgomery county, up toward howard county and baltimore. that could see up to two inches. washington just about .3 inch. frederick, hagerstown, potentially right around an inch. manassas, culpeper, fredericksburg, just a coating possible. sunday is looking like the better of the two weekend days just for the sheer fact it's dr

scott? >> all right. seema mody, thank you. simon baker, you are buying best buy? >> yeah. we like the story. if you look at it you get the sellers exhaustion in there. the same store comps bottomed out so it's got a good catalyst going forward. sbertd sales continue to go forward. it's a good longer term rate. think gap 2010. >> murphy is shaking his head as you're speaking. >> he's always shaking his head. he's not long netflix. >> i don't own netflix but i definitely wouldn't be buying best buy. we talked about best buy at $40 a share. you try to understand why best buy went from going out of business in the end of 2012 to being the best performer at the end of 2013 and then you see the stock performance now. there was no reason for it. it was over priced. people got ahead of themselves in the stock. down here around 23, 24, maybe 25 is a fair value. but there's nothing out there that's going to push best buy up over $30 a share. >> coming up, should you be a buyer of yum ahead of earnings or will chine that burn the longs? we have a bull and bear squaring off. you're going to we de side t

jersey in 1922 and the writing of a scott fitzgerald watch for the authors on booktv in our booktv.org. >> now from the 30th in all book fair international, peter baker the chief white house correspondent for "the new york times" answers viewer phone calls about his book, "days of fire: bush and cheney." this is about 40 minutes. >> host: joining us now is peter baker. the chief white house correspondent for "the new york times" and author of this new book, "days of fire: bush and cheney." what did you learn during the process? >> guest: he was willing to write a lot about it and said he didn't feel comfortable talking about to the same degree of detail when he was in office. he talks about how the subpoena was handled and how he still believed in the iraq war. but he talked about how the accidents were kindled as well as they should have been. so i thought it was a very interesting memoir. >> host: what about the memoir of dick cheney? >> guest: well, i think that he opens up about his attitude and his point of view. about so many issues and i don't think that they understand him. and i think they communicate how they saw the world and why they push

scott wapner and "halftime." >> thank you. our starting lineup today. josh brown, joe terranova, steven wise and simon baker. officially a yankee. congratulatio congratulations. >>> let's gets straight to the game plan. value play, bill on where he sees the best deals. wheeling and dealing from the charter offer to google's nest egg. we'll breakdown what it means and which stocks to own right now. we do begin though with three critical questions facing investors with the year off to a rocky start. number one, there it is. has the correction started? number two, should you be buying the dip? and three, where is the leadership in this market. that's the big we question start with. josh brown today. has the correction started? >> scott, possibly, but too soon to tell. at the worst point which was yesterday the s&p was off about 2% on the year. i don't think that many market historians would look at that and deem it a correction. but that's not to say we couldn't see minus five, minus ten. certainly it's been really tough for any stocks in any sector to get a bid even upgrades of being sold. i'll tell you what i

scott wapner and "halftime." >> thank you. our starting lineup today. josh brown, joe terranova, steven wise and simon baker.ht to the game plan. value play, bill on where he sees the best deals. wheeling and dealing from the charter offer to google's nest egg. we'll breakdown what it means and which stocks to own right now. we do begin though with three critical questions facing investors with the year off to a rocky start. number one, there it is.