>> i agree with what toby and john said.ook, the same as if in the old days, you know, you went out and took an ad out in the newspaper and said, you know, my boss stinks, ibm doesn't pay me enough. et cetera, et cetera. now, you know, maybe jonas thinks well, that doesn't matter. look, all of tse negative things matter and people say, oh, maybe ibm is a crummy company and we shouldn't buy the computers and-- >> i would say not relating to the company. behaving badly online and look at the women and-- >> and i went out last night and i got drunk. you're allowed to say that online. the whole point, jonas is talking about the company. >> brenda: the company. and julian, weigh in here. >> jonass usual makes the right distinction here, things that employers should worry about. >> brenda: he's not the-- >> there are things like the use of company equipment, the publication of things that are very sensitive to the company, and privacy issues, those things companies should have very clear moves about and then there's other things s

>> toby is right. america and yelling and screaming when something is not going the way you want it is how we have done a lot of socialhange in this country. it shows that unions are equal opportunity offenders. they will go after democrats that are not doing what they and want they will go aer republicans on equal spending. unions we have to keep in mind are the main reasons that wages go up. so yes, they need to continue yell screaming and so that we can see the wages rise. they have not benefited from the recovery. >> and we have flashed on the screen the various actul numbers from the coe and about the right to work state versus none. it is it a slam dunk. >> and so gary b succeeded in shouting down the mayor and are they really winning the big battles? >> absolutely not. we have said many times, union membership is on the decline. it is kind much in a permanent free fall. unions are monopolies and demand artificially high wagings. in greece, they are upset when the dole is going to go away and the

. >> brenda: john, you're the only one to shut toby up. >> it's a gift. >> brenda, here is my question, going back to what steve said. and i guess you're saying that if every congressman or senator was like tom coburn, they get elected. i'd like to see the congressman that ran in iowa, now what? no ethanol subsidies, forget it, no aid to you corn farmers here, now, elect me please. i don't see that happening. >> brenda: steve. >> you know, tom coburn said he would vote against ethanol subsidies or t equivalent, in oklahoma. i'm not going to bring you this. i think you could get elected in iowa if you said i'm getting rid of all the pork and i don't care about ethanol either. i believe you could. and finally, this isn't about the voter, it's about campaign contributions. that's the mivation for this stuff. not votes. >> brenda: all right. raising pigs, that's one thing they do well. all right. okay, thanks, guys. well, these guys want-- >> but the pork is getting leaner. >> brenda: okay. these guys want to keep the spending going. government unions out in force this week, blasting budge

i do. >> brenda: toby, what do you think?> well, i don't know how 27 weeks to two years, that's not the main point. >> he's absolutely right. should have said 27 months, pardon me. >> and sectors of the economy are absolutely growing. look at automobile manufacture, oil and gas and energy and professional services those are growing and that's primarily college-educated people over 30 years old. where we are dragging terribly and have 25 to 30% unemployment, high school drop-outs, new college graduates and low, unskilled workers and that part of the economy was thriving, when the whole thing was running on a bubble. that's not going to come back nearly as fast and frankly, you know, building an economy on unskilled, nonhigh school graduates is not going to be there. it's getting those people to get more education. >> jonas, isn't this important? aren't we making strategic changes in the jobs market so that we will have a better, basically, labor market in the future? >> unfortunately, i do think that we're getting a little eur

>> toby is right.his is america and yelling and screaming when something is not going the way you want it is how we have done a lot of social change in this country. it shows that unions are equal opportunity offenders. they will go after democrats that are not doing what they and want they will go after republicans on equal spending. unions we have to keep in mind are the main reasons that wages go up. so yes, they need to continue yell screaming and so that we can see the wages rise. they have not benefited from the recovery. >> and we have flashed on the screen the various actul numbers from the coe and about the right to work state versus none. it is it a slam dunk. >> and so gary b succeeded in shouting down the mayor and are they really winning the big battles? >> absolutely not. we have said many times, union membership is on the decline. it is kind much in a permanent free fall. unions are monopolies and demand artificially high wagings. in greece, they are upset when the dole is going to go aw

>>> sorry, toby morris of toby morris architects. parking in this neighborhood is an issue. we are proposing a curb cut that is adjacent to another curb cut so it will remove one half of a car space to provide parking for three. this is not a luxury condo project. mr. wren has kept these units -- the former owner occupied three of these units. so, when he purchased the building, it was delivered to him with three units unoccupied. he has no intent of displacing the existing tenants. in fact, he's keeping these units open for the express intent as he can facilitate the construction and enable the tenants to move within the building during construction and then let out the units when he's done with the construction. the building as indicated in this drawing is setback on all of these four sides. the 15-foot plus in the front is substantial and impossible to make it see from across the street at a pedestrian view. there is the [speaker not understood] from the north that can be seen, but we set it off to the side to mitigate it. so, could i have a little more time? we didn't re

. >> i agree with toby on growth. absolutely we ought to be focusing on growth and jobs. the fourth thing if you want to go after the de long-term you've got to go where the money is the way that mr. sutton once said, the joking reference to the bank robber. we spend 8,000 per american on health care and until we go after health care costs and particularly entitlement in an intelligent and bipartisan way we wouldn't solve the debt problem, a whole other source of a side here. >> brenda: scott, julian has brought up the fact that the white house is now talking about loopholes. we started out with tax hikes and then we moved to revenue, then we moved to expenditure. and is it tax hikes. >> it's like a tax credit or return. it's a joke, it boggles. there are the sacred cows or in the day sacred horses which are medicaid, medicare and social security and they're not touching them, brenda. that's the biggest issue, i hate the talk about long-term, guys. that word is thrown out there more than anything and i mean, we never get to it. that's the problem. we've barely got to the

>> predictions, go, toby. >> i think that dow jones industrials is up 20% by the end of the year. >> brenda: stephen bull or bear. >> bear. >> brenda: your prediction. >> southwest will be up 25% in a year. >> brenda: jonas bull or bear. >> no he. >> brenda: gary b, your prediction. >> linkedin is the new facebook, i think it hits $200 by the end of the year. >> brenda: jim, what do you think, bull or bear. >> bear, rich valuation. i like zxj and currency on it. >> brenda: gary b what, do you think on that. >> bear. >> brenda: that's clear. jonas your prediction. >> health study about benefits of red wine and dark chocolate reaffirmed this week, good for the economy that's fueled by both of those, france. and france up-- >> you better respond to that, but toby. >> la bear, la bear. >> brenda: i don't agree, i called you dr. jonas and i like that, that works for me. >> and my new diet. >> brenda: oh, i like it. coming up, cornerstone of the cost of freedom, cavuto on business. stay tuned. >> . >> neil: well, your tax refund may have to wait, but the government is not waiting one nano

. >> brenda: toby, your prediction. >> all of these smart phones have done one thing, made the super memory off the chart, prices going up. and micron going up and-- >> gary b, bill or bear. >> i'm bearish, a little overbought right now. >> brenda: john your prediction. >> best buy turn around getting rave reviews, up. >> brenda: and toby. >> it's up 25% before it goes down 25%. >> brenda: jonas? >> okay. around word on street. bribing the tonight show to it move to new york city. the credit card-- >> bill or bear. >> letterman in new york-- >> and jay leno, and john ji carson and-- neil cavuto is up next. >> neil: the unions are starting to get loud, but is their message starting to get old? >> glad to have you, and over the top union protests. in michigan, they're mad about a right to work law that starts next week. and in washington, they're mad about all of the automatic spending cuts they say will get worse every week. but with right to work states adding more jobs and with many in the government looking to cut more spending, is it time tore unions to simply get with the program

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liz: so toby, can i interrupt? will there be any branding of cleveland clinic at all? >> there will not be branding on these hospitals to start with, but we don't know where this is going to go over time. this is an infancy of a relationship which is going to be a long and successful one, we're sure. and it is -- we can't begin to tell where it is going to go, but we're starting with a determination to make this a relationship -- make this relationship work well. liz: the mayo clinic has done this, md anderson cancer clinic has done this, is this exclusive to cyh or are you open to other partnerships? >> we're only going to do this with this for profit operation, we're certainly open to do it with not for profits. liz: paul ryan is floating his new budget and he's been very clear that he wants the affordable healthcare law repealed. this is big news today. i would be remiss if i didn't ask you, what would that do if suddenly now you're at least aware of one playing field and then it gets switched if this were to be repealed, would that harm things going forward? how wo

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commissioner my name is a toby and i've had the privilege of working on this project for 10 years. i felt that in the 10 years and change of oirp we've been able to embrace the necessary changes and make a good contribution to the neighborhood in this project. as everybody has mentioned this is an r m zoning. we've color code the environment development around us are that the red is the units. the green are 3 to 9 units and the blue is single-family. and what you will notice is the proposed that are adjacent to us is the sunset towers or the cortland heights agreements there's a lot of high density units where we're not going to embrace those but the hive development on cresting land drives and that's the single-family houses on the street. and to that effect what we did was develop this site plan. the site plan has 24 unities in two - 12 duplex units above our joint garage. it doesn't call for any on street parking but we're developing the street with walk ability and a site on the private property next door. it's individual units that have been separate by corridors and here's th

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. >> toby. >> ireland is on fire. ahir. up 20 percent. >> you have kissed thelarney stone. that is top oforning to allful you. happy st. paddy's day. neil take it away. >>o you want to know why our debt is a problem? maybe because the guy in charge of the country doesn't think it is a problem. why pnic over 16 trillion in debt when president obama doesn't appear to hit the panic button. for the next 10 years it is in a sustainable place. >> if he's not worrying, is it any wonder senate democrats want to keep on spending, after waiting four year to cook up a budget, try two trillion bucks in more debt over the next 10 years cooked. feeling well done? how about just done. charles, and dagen and adam and charlie, all right. charles, yeah, yeah. great job . yway, i told them that you were me. see how that goes. nyeah, okay. i can handle that. all right. what do you make of this and all of the sudden, you can deny the problem and then the probm i guess goes away? i don't think in this case it goes away. >> when saw that george stephanopoulos interview imented to scream and cry a

. >> toby. >> ireland is on fire. ahir. up 20 percent. >> you have kissed the blarney stone. that is top of the morning to allful you. happy st. paddy's day. neil take it away. >> do you want to know why our debt is a problem? maybe because the guy in charge of the country doesn't think it is a problem. why panic over 16 trillion in debt when president obama doesn't appear to hit the panic button. >> for the next 10 years it is in a sustainable place. >> if he's not worrying, is it any wonder senate democrats want to keep on spending, after waiting four year to cook up a budget, try two trillion bucks in more debt over the next 10 years cooked. feeling well done? how about just done. charles, and dagen and adam and charlie, all right. charles, yeah, yeah. great job . anyway, i told them that you were me. see how that goes. nyeah, okay. i can handle that. all right. what do you make of this and all of the sudden, you can deny the problem and then the problem i guess goes away? i don't think in this case it goes away. >> when i saw that george stephanopoulos interview imented t

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we have reviewed our proposed changes with jim nicko, toby levy and planning staff corey teague and none of them have any objections to what we're proposing. so we hope you include them as an amendment to the plan. lastly, i would like to introduce dennis flaherty, the owner of 520 townsend. >> thank you. we are introducing -- we're going modify the restriction on the lot merger today. >> terrific. thank you very much. >> i'm dennis flaherty and i have owned the property for over 35 years. i occupied it many years running my own business and my son presently has an office there. in getting your amendment, we realize that we have talked to a neighbor who has a 50' parcel. ours is 138. we would like to merge those, and provide a -- the ability to introduce an office building that would probably project to high-tech usage. inasmuch as we would be limited in what we're planning. we're asking this change, which i feel would benefit the neighborhood, because we would be giving up a substantial amount to provide the thoroughfare through to harriet street. in occupying that property for so many

this is patricia [speaker not understood] toby morris, our architect to answer any design questions you might have. patricia and i have lived in this neighborhood for the past seven years, literally five blocks from the subject property. we are not property developers. this project is to create a home that can house our expanding family. over the last 15 months we have done absolutely everything asked of us by the planning commission, fire, dbi, and the residential design team. in addition to this, we have tried to work extensively with our most impacted neighbor, mr. low. we believe the resulting project is first and foremost in character with the neighborhood. these photos show a number of buildings within a one to two-block radius that demonstrates the variety and type of buildings that exist literally within one to two blocks of the subject property. our proposed addition is not visible from most public spaces. this diagram depicts the sight line from the opposing sidewalk looking back up at the building. the proposed addition isn't visible from most public spaces in part as a resul

i also want to recognize toby bee bee who is an architect and vice-chair. john elderling, henry [speaker not understood], scott, commissioner london hide, jazzy collins, [speaker not understood] and mark solomon and [speaker not understood] to its last days. of course to peter cohan and fernando martee for their technical assistance and also wanted to especially thank our planning department director john ram, of course. but especially our planners who spent countless, countless hours on this plan working with our office particularly the last couple of months. cory teague who elegantly replaced paul lord who had spent years on this project and really came on, really without any kind of interruption and was able to continue the leadership from planning on the plan. jose campos, joshua, and of course paul lord who really gave a lot of his energy and heart prior to this plan. so, i do want to just appreciate this moment that we're finally here and, of course, ask my colleagues for their support for this plan. also planning department is here to answer any ques

niko, toby and others, i have to somewhat dispute the contention it was all balanced, fair and inclusive. i went to a number of meetings at betsy carmichael school and as a nightlife supporter, i think i'm in favor of the plan with some amendments. but i think san francisco needs vibrant nightlife. tourism for better or worse is our no. 1 industry and tourists need something to do after dark. we need the tax revenue and we need places for our youth to go and what is more logical than downtown and west soma, next to regional transit, next to the san francisco tourist hubs and tourist hotels? i understand some of these are going into trailing legislation, but i would like to speak for a second on uses of the second floor for restaurant and lounge uses in west soma and if if this is approved, if you look at chinatown and other neighborhoods, castro district, this has worked well. and it hasn't caused a problem from the neighborhoods. the people will have to go to conditional use on this and be part of extensive neighborhood outreach and discussion. but i would ask this board to approve that

. >> brenda: toby. i've got to get your take. >> sports illustrated, i'm breathless from two mutes ago. brenda: okay. neil cavuto, best credit score around. cavuto on business. >> neil: all right, this just n, the watch for armageddon is on. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, i bet you woke up and were surprised to even see the sun ♪ hallelujah ♪ hours to sequestration, damn nation and not even a hint. and i see pretty much what i don't see. i don't see airports shutting down because security agents were fired. i don't see mental patients wondering the streets because they didn't get their meds even though i see them wandering the streets and i don't see mr. ed popping up in anyone's cheeseburge today. yes, because we fired the food inspectors? that's my beef, politicians scaring us to the bone, big fat liars so far. if this passes for leadership in washington, is it any wonder taxpayers just want to take a pass on washington? . and charles payne, adam lashinsky, charlie gasperino. >> a small fraction

toby levy and jim niko, when they originally put together the plan, subsequent to their proposal, after the various changes from planning and what not. the use controls have been limited. and the current use controls -- the current use controls are limited to on the upper floors, residential. or five non-residential uses are permitted, which includes neighborhood agriculture, et cetera. well, where in san francisco -- we're in 9th street and can we get urban use on the third floor of our building? our only alternative is to convert to residential, but if i convert to residential, i have changed the historic nature of the building and it's contrary to the goal of the task force, which is to preserve historic buildings. and then the last piece is i'm worried about having an essex empty building. every day we're cleaning the corner we're located. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisor, land use attorney in san francisco. i want to commend both the planning department staff and task force for the many years' of dedication that they put into putting this plan together. i wanted to speak

>> reporter: tobi thompson says eventually their weekly talks gave way to flash cards. >> and everything clicking. >> reporter: he got pretty good at the sight words. >> one. >> reporter: but the real breakthrough came just last week, when, at the age of 89, ed bray read this book about george washington. >> it gave me goosebumps and it still does. it still does. >> it just makes me feel good, boy. "to power a car." >> reporter: he's read three more since. and although they're all just third grade level biographies, each one has the same dramatic ending. >> did you ever think you'd read that? >> reporter: each one the same moral takeaway for anyone who thinks they're too old to do something. >> get in there and learn, baby, now! because you ain't going to learn in that pine box. [ laughter ] >> reporter: just learned to read and already a poet. >> that's the truth! >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in cookson, oklahoma. >> and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good nigh