toby is determined to make his way out of it. he doesn't want to end up on the street permanently like so many others. the night march ended at 3:00 in the morning at tower bridge. to billy, it was all in all, a very positive experience. >> yeah, i think a few people i have smoked to, actually, wow, you don't see so much what goes on in the day, you actually see it at night. a few people i have spoke to, i think this walk is going to change their perspective towards homelessness, yes. >> which could be a good thing in a country where the gap between rich and poor seems increasingly difficult to bridge. >> the catholic church may be losing its traditional influence in poland. janusz palikot's new party has come from nowhere to take 41 seats in the lower house with 10% of the vote. he is determined to curb the church and the state. he is gaining support from the young voters who feel led down by the unfulfilled promises of change and reform. >> janusz palikot wants the small crucifix above the door in the polish parliament to go. h

so, toby, you are quite concerned that gary b is wrong, in fact, you might even be using the d word? >> there are many parts of our economy that nr fact in a depression not just home builders and construction. the things related to those industry for 30 and 40 million people in the united states it's not a question of recession. the question is are they ever going to get out of that depression. that starts to eat into the economy. and very soft whether it's positive growth or negative growth is not going to matter. what's going to matter. the catalyst it get us off the mat is just not there yet. if anybody is investing their money with the idea that the u.s. economy is going to be ripping at 3% by the way, i think is, that number is the know close, they're making a lot of bet. >> brenda: jonas you don't buy into that. >> the depression, i don't think-- if you're really in a depression. >> real estate markets. >> if you look at depression stories and compare it today. home depot is too crowded to say there is he' a depression in housing today. it's in trouble, okay, it's slow. >> and

as to unit labor costs, premiums that toby was talking about and the flip side, if toby or any otherompany doesn't wish to hire people pour cut employees, they'll end up raising and adding costs to consumers in inflation and added cost that makes it more expensive to live out there. look, the issue with this health care bill, there's no two ways about it, it's poison to the housing market. or to the employers, the employment market. but also to the general economy as a whole and the irony of it, it's not making anybody else healthier. >> right. >> brenda: and susan, you think that it's actually good for the job market? >> well, look, there were 50 million people who were unemployed-- uninsured. when you have that high of a-- >> that's a bogus number. >> in the system who are not being covered and who are using emergency services and that makes the entire system much more expensive and you know, the estimates for that, everybody's premiums were $1,000 higher just based on the cost of uninsured people in the system. if we can get rid of that cost for the entire cost of the system down

and approve the project as it was originally proposed and modify bid toby morris architect and or you could take d.r. and approve with modifications or you could take d.r. and not approve the building permit application. my recommendation today given the understanding of what the commission directed everyone on may 19 would be to take d.r. and approve with modifications including reverting back to what it would be in the 1998 permit but that is not entirely accurate with the conditions on the site. there were property line issues that were incorrect in the 1998 permit and there was never a variance that was issued or grant grant granted for encroachment above the garage and keeping those two things mindful, that would be the recommendation today and obviously if you hear from the sponsor and d.r. applicant, it would be whatever your pleasure is. i am available for any questions. commissioner miguel: thank you. >> d.r.. >> in light of the fact that we haven't heard from the project sponsor, i would like them to go first and then we will speak. >> i don't know if you can go first. >> we

he played poker with toby mcguire and a bunch of other celebrities.n over $300,000 rudder man went into bankruptcy. the bankruptcy trustees are trying to get the winnings back rudderman's victims. but get this, toby mcguire settled the lawsuit and is paying rudderman's bankruptcy truss he seas $80,000. on a level you would think that he would tell them to go pound sand. what right do they have to take his earnings. but he is doing it, giving them 80,000 bucks. >> got himself in a deal there. harry levin -- harvey levin, always an interesting story from you. thanks. >>> well, people either love them or hate these twilight movies but they have never been accused of causing health problems until now. a viewer claims that it gave him a seizure. the trouble stems from a graphic birthing scene with flashes of white, red and black. doctors say he suffers from a rare disorder. a utah woman claims the same thing happened to her husband as well. >>> let's head over to brian bolter. >> the news edge is following breaking news. new allegations are rocking herman

but you know what you know so toby in germany their children are being killed their ability to undermine tones. in serbia letters available in britain where we can see they are going to. welcome back and this is r t a live from moscow now here's a recap of all the top stories we're covering today russia sounds the alarm over israel saying it could soon a bomb iran's nuclear facilities moscow's warning any such move would be a serious mistake with grave and unpredictable consequences. after nato is fighting for democracy in libya the country's new chapter showing a surge in a radical islam with strict sharia law and al qaida flags in evidence there washington seems i'm concerned about what's next now gadhafi has gone. to the russian tycoon titans are slugging it out over six and a half billion dollars out of their reputations london's high court exiled a businessman but he's put his office he wants the cash for chelsea football club owner roman abramovich claiming he was intimidated selling investments on the ship . and talk to a former british government minister who explains the origin

. >> brenda: toby. >> bearish, i don't like the percentage. >> brenda: neil is next. >> not even two weeks until thanksgiving and growing signs that the super committee is already looking, more like a turkey. and here is the thing, we're the ones getting plucked. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto and one really is for the birds. some republicans on that super committee reportedly opened a tax hikes or revenue enhancements as they're calling them. they're calling democrats to the table and maybe get them feasting on bigger spending cuts. now, haven't we had this meal before? remember 1990. the first president bush signs on to a budget deal that famously reversed this memorable speech. >> read my lips-- >>, but there were new taxes and the problems for bush senior, there weren't the promised spending cuts from democrats to go along with t now, we know what happened to him. so, a warning sign to republicans, be careful what deal you sign on to now? ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell. we've got adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino and back by popular demand, suzie welch. suzie, yo

toby is real country. >> real country. >>> the one and only bill cosby is here.ble to romance and even kim kardashian and put the best of those observations into his new book. "i didn't ask to be born but i'm glad i was." looks like he is excited to tell us about it too. >> resting comfortable up on our set over there. >>> first, the macey's believe campaign benefiting the make a wish foundation. last year, we helped two special kids see their wishes come true. a young boy from georgia maim a meteorologist for the day. while aspiring dancer from new jersey got to take dance classes at an elite performing center. >> joining us is martine reardon and david williams and georgianna hull. >> nice to see you all. >> when we see you, it's like the holidays are here all over again. you've been doing this the fourth consecutive year. what can people expect this year? >> we like to add a new element to the campaign this year. this year, we have two exciting elements. we are bringing technology into the campaign. it allows you to see the characters fr characters in your iph

there was a plan brought forward to create what sing a very well articulated and designed home by toby morris and is. me right now and is somewhat mirrors the structure to the west as far as the articulations and the size and i see no reason why that shouldn't happen and as far as what we do with the vyings and other things are something that i would suggest be taken up with whatever punitive actions the feels are necessary. and i think you have a snout nosed garage from the old building and i remember driving by there when they are heroically trying to save the thing, which they did and i was wondering if they were going to be able to and what was created after that in the extending beyond the permits that is presented is not very attractive right now. i would agree with that. but i think we have an obligation to the project sponsorses and to the neighbor and to the city and this is a greatway to the presidio and is a visible site and mr. morris has designed what is a very attractive building and that would be my intent to bring this all the way back and what is structurally the easie

the initial object they were is really hollow china work more closely was i'm half toby probably the. finance capacity of my math and in the mean time to call for the justifiable position for china same times of the membership. also the possible r. and b. as a denominating currency would be high on the special drawing rights still want to express was through this meeting positive attitude and sincerity china will lend a hand brought across china will also have their own conditions to reciprocate themselves there has been growing concern in china over you know how the money is going to be spent i think the government will have to gave the right answer to the chinese people because because their tax dollars the investment should be targeted more to the valuable asset as to how the industry is instead overriding our land check to buy the bonds which is now rather sticky and there has not been the reasonable or friends that a proper return risk a free package is being offered either by the individual country that is facing the problem all by the euro zone at the hope with the euro zone an

toby . >> we continue now with our great, great, great american panel.tebow was on our program. i liked him. he talk about his faith and he's not shy about it. the weekend before, this is not the best weekend, but the weekend before he had an amazing come back. they were down 14-0, 15-0, and he comes back and wins 15, with 5:38 left in the game. a major come back. here he is, a christian, standing up for his faith, and detroit steve tollick sacked tebow and mocks his christianity by doing this. what do you think of that? i think that's a cheap shot. >> ridiculous. can't we just play football? >> but i've seen players huddle together and say a prayer before or after a game. >> and they are always thanking jesus. that's fine. i think it was inappropriate, too. >> albert pujols, he would thank god. if you want to mock tebow. >> you throw for the pass. >> you can't throw from the pocket. he may be able to walk on water like jesus but he can't throw from the pocket. >> but he had an amazing come back. >> he did. >> he's only played two games in the nfl. a fre

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. >> reporter: toby lawrence, a photograph whose own husband served overseas, started off love to help other military families cope. >> this is a very small thing we can do to help them. for what they do for everybody. >> reporter: since it first started in 2006 it has grown. there are more than 800 photographers around the world giving thousands of military families memories like this. through their lenses they have also seen the harsh reality, photos that can sometimes be the last. >> some of these guys don't come home. >> reporter: angela uses her skills to inspire a few extra smiles during a difficult time. >> a lot of people don't stop and think about having portraits done or pictures before they desxloy so it is nice we get to do that for them. >> hold that there. >> simple gift that for a while will be a little boy's link to his dad. >> dad loves him and is coming home soon. >> we are going to take a look at stories we will be following for you this afternoon. on "news4 at 5:00," why walmart is add extra workers at midnight and then at 5:00, charity checklist. what you need to k

when i was brought home from the hospital, we had a beautiful kitty, toby.> great. you know, i have seen you doing commercials for rescues over the years. you have a passion for animals that has spanned decades. i wonder what you think of where we stand today in terms of there are all these people with pedigree dogs out there and spending thousands of dollars for them. yet, there are so many animals that need homes. >> well, that's the message you keep trying to pass out. if you want a specific breed, if you want, you know, something, i promise you with a little research, you'll find that breed in shelters everywhere at a rescue. there's a wonderful organization, best friends in utah that does marvelous work. all the messages you can send out, we have come a long way. i have been in the animal business all my life. i'm going to be 90 in january, so it's been a long time. >> incredible! >> the animal business has changed a lot. the public has finally come around to realizing the different ways that animals benefit us. medically, they lower our blood pressure.

. >> happy birthday toby, i hope you had fun last night on your birthday. >> and all these camera movesrobert russ owe, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

we want to leave you this morning with toby keith performing his latest hit single, clancy's tavern.in new york city. great place to visit if you have a chance. we also want to give you a look of all of the people that help make "the early show" on cbs each morning. enjoy your thanks giving. ♪ ♪ any minute the 5:00 crowd will be coming ♪ ♪ taps will be flowing with beer ♪ ♪ and cigarette smoke soon to be rising and at 5:30 clancy gets here ♪ ♪ she no longer faces, she practically raised him and that's why they're loyal and true ♪ ♪ they'll pay their tab and that pays the light bill and shell's keep their glass full of brew ♪ ♪ and the wilders and drivers and old 9 to 5ers and regular joes of the world ♪ ♪ singing here's to you, clancy, and your neighborhood tavern ♪ ♪ poor me another, my girl ♪ a waitress named lilly shows up at 7 to make sure the service is great ♪ ♪ there's a black dude named elmo that cooks in the kitchen, burgers and chicken fried steak ♪ ♪ at around 9:00 the bound will start playing, the music will fill up the air ♪ ♪ then they'll take a break of her 45 minutes,

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