. >> are there any talk about the vehicular parking it looks much more like the willie mays we're also pastoring a basketball game. yes. i should mention that the basically premise of that assess point it's 3 lanes in addition to walk space on either side. the lanes are reversible. their protected from bicyclist traffic to keep bicycles away from the absolute entrance so bend around it. and finally the loading dock have remained in the same location with the kind of green wall facing the north. it's the same it's the that same height and cleaners and so forth. i'm not sure we showed you drawings but there are those that are available >> commissioner moore. >> i wanted to respond to the progress report. i'm positively surprised by the process you're using and the resilience of change our project was able to respond to. i do look forward to expand the discussion to look simultaneously from between the two projects where the rubber it's the road. it needs to work in tandem on all projects traffic and the height and open space on the other side. i look forward to hearing you and mr. albert

the prime interest rate rose to 6%, and willie mays hit his 534th home run.erald tribune didn't report these, because as of 5:00 p.m., august 16, 1966, in the midst of a 113-day strike, the century-old new york herald tribune breathed its last. there's no sense screaming about who did it. i mean, it's all gone. it's all academic now. the paper's gone. there's nothing else to say. clay felker ran the herald tribune's sunday magazine. the whole place was a ferment of creativity. it had very high standards, and it emphasized good writing. it was in the business of discovering and supporting journalistic talent. and there were a wonderful collection of writers. when an honorable old paper like the herald tribune goes down in a strike, people start questioning union responsibility, like "who killed the herald tribune?" the herald tribune's death was the climax of the paper's labor-management battle against the typographical union's local 6, "big 6" in the trade. a union, one scholar said, with the most complete control over job conditions of any union in the world

at willie mays plaza visitors could check out a robot zoo. inside there were more than 150 exhibits to check out. the festival is designed not only to be innotative, but innovative, but inspiring. >> to understand our place in the universe - are are we auto alone in the universe? >> due to its popularity organizers plan to homicide it at the nasa center in mount view. >>> there is all kinds of buzz over self-driving car and now some stanford scientists are putting that into high gear. >> reporter: this is shelly our self-driving audi tt is, self-driving racing car. does that seem wise? >> we think it's a great idea. not remote controlled, self- driving thanks to the beefed up gps antennas. >> by using the radio corrections we -- connections we can figure out where we are within centimeters. >> reporter: i'm not doing anything now. >> you went off the road, dude. >> that is the rumble strip. any racecar driver will tell that you. >> reporter: riding shelly is like a violent carnival ride, her driving maneuvers are not shall we say subtle. >> y

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san francisco hall of famer willie mccovey honored the honorees at willie mays plaza in san francisco25 willie mac award winners celebrated their achievements in confidence, integrity, leadership and teamwork. lisa argen is here now with a preview of the accuweather forecast. something we have not seen a in a long, long time. >> that comes later. right now, though, we are used to this. which is fog and patchy fog. 54 degrees here. pretty mild. we are on our way to another nice afternoon. but what is nicer is that the rain is headed our way. i will have that forecast coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also next bcs bowl hopes are busted for the fourth-ranked cardinals as usc knocks off stanford. larry beil has the highlights and postgame reaction hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got sw

san francisco hall of famer willie mccovey honored the honorees at willie mays plaza in san franciscohan 125 willie mac award winners celebrated their achievements in confidence, integrity, leadership and teamwork. congratulations to them. and to willie mccovey for doing so. lisa argen is here with a preview. >> a beautiful shot. this is lake tahoe with temperatures right now in the low 20s. tahoe valley airport. but later on this afternoon 55 degrees, sunny skies and maybe high elevation wet snow. we will talk about that and a look at our own forecast and tell you when the rain is headed our way next. >> also next, the bowl hopes are busted for the fourth-ranked cardinals as. sc knocks off stanford. larry beil >> one city is getting a new beach, actually an old one restored. they are working around the clock to recreate 8,000 feet of crown beach in alameda that's gradually eroded away. it's a huge endeavor. laura anthony has an up-close look at the process. >> reporter: putting back what nature has washed away over the last 25 years on crown beach in almeda. as the giant pipe pours t

but willie mays is known as a tough guy, even with athletes., peter warrick, the prosecutors nailed for shoplifting and cost warrick the highsman trophy. keep that in mind too. >> and heisman trophy voting is right around the corner. >> right. >> i want to talk about the referee, roy elson, suspended for a game because of a comment with a washington red skin player. we usually think the refs get the abuse. what happened here? what is going on? >> first of all, this is a very bad year for officials. this is another example right here. nt fl made the right decision here, here, martin. i used to be an umpire back in the day, as a youth. and even back then, they told you, you cannot confront people as an official or umpire, no whatter what is said or done. now in this particular case, the people who support elson are saying that, this particular washington red skin offensive lineman used the n word, called him the n word and he was justified in retaliating. but you're not as an official. if you want it retaliate, you shouldn't be any kind of initia

it especially if you want to hear a combination late stage tom landry meets the waning hours of willie mayseous declines in cisco's business. brazil minus 25%, mexico minus 18%, india minus 18%, china minus 18%, russia minus 30%. this is nothing short of amazing. amazingly bad. of course chambers, who is stuck in the neverending wait until next year mode, says he expects to see return to growth within a few quarters. you can choose for yourself whether you believe it or not. i don't. not for a moment am i excusing chambers. you don't get that downturn without pushing the wrong product to the wrong people on the wrong days of the week with the wrong management in the wrong way. i threw the wrong way in there just so i could have five wrongs in the same sentence and we know that five wrongs sure don't make a right. oh, by the way, everyone is taking business from them. let's be clear about that. but i mentioned this huge emerging market declines because if there's one thing for certain, it's the united states is leading the developed world and maybe even the emerging markets world when it com

. >> jackie robinson, hank airplane, willy mays went through tough times.calling even from the other dug you were second generation. did that exist? >> yes, it did. it existed as far back as college where they had to vote when we were going to travel who would room with me on the road. >> a vote? >> p at arizona state. our captain of the team didn't allow the vote. he said, i'm going to room with reggie. from there i went to spring training in georgia. we stayed barrack. we were recommended not to go into town. don't be out after 10:00 at night. it was in waycross, georgia. from there i was selected to go to birmingham, alabama. i asked not to go. i was afraid to go. >> this was in the early '60s, mid '60s. >> yes. >> did it stay with you? >> it's with me to this day. i was a large black man. you get on an elevator in a strange place and someone doesn't recognize you. i have noticed a woman move the bag to oh the other arm. >> you see it. on the other hand, there are always two hands. you became wealthy, famous and, i think have had a good life. >> absolute

want to play with jackie robinson, i would want to play henry aaron, i would want to play with willie mays. i would want to play are roberto clemente and i would want to play with or against kofax, i probably wouldn't get any hits but i would want to see, i have played against gibson in all-star games but never played against him when he was slicing the bread up. >> rose: one of those, i mean, robert at that was from what ten american america but the other one is kofax. >> duke schneider was my favorite player. >> rose: really? >> i didn't say it, though because as a young kid in the fifties, and in the sixties, your favorite player had to be jackie robinson. >> rose: you are not allowed to say -- because of the role he played -- >> that's right. i rooted for duke schneider because he was left-handed and hit home runs. >> rose: who did you have -- who was the toughest pitcher for you? >> rose: other than kofax? >> there were some guys like ferguson and jenkins that were comfortable for me but never let me get a hit, i got some hoots hits on them but never hurt them. some of the left hander

it was a great era of willie mays. but he would be telling us about the exciting places he had been. where the world series was that year. from des moines, iowa those places seemed exotic to us. he would talk about san francisco or new york or los angeles whenever he happened to go. so i got the impression that going to the world series was the single most exciting thing that any human being could do. i always ached to got world series. all the things i wanted to go going to the world series was the most important. i have never gotten to go. i have the wonderful experiences. i was sent to the olympics in 2000. and i went the soccer world cup in korea and japan. lots of other important global sporting events. i was delighted to go. one thing that eluded me was the world series. it happens that almost exactly ten years ago, in 2003 season was coming to an end, a very good friend of mine, a guy named keith black moor, the sports end or it of the london times called me up at home. i was in england. he said have you been fo

there's no willie mays, no terry pendleton out there, so the fans are going to reflect what they seee whites buying tickets, and yes, the baseball team went there. i think, you know, to say this is a black/white issue, really goes to the heart of what major league baseball is and what it's becoming. >> that's a great point. >> that's not particularly accurate when it comes to the braves. they have an all-black outfield with the upton brothers and jason heyward. they have -- you know, what we're forgetting here is that the city -- >> that is true. >> i also know the braves are trying to get more and more black audiences. >> the city has developed the area around turner field in the last 18, 19 years since the olympics happened. if they had developed the area, the team would probably not be moving. there's nothing there. >> i have walk eed around that area and it is kind of shocking. it's sort of the husk remnants of the olympics. >> tell me about it, i live there. >> that's all for this evening. the "rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. >> happy friday. and thanks to yo

willis started his life may live for eight years in colby, kan., about 290 miles north and west of here. and where his father launched a massive week and farming business. in 1928 mostly at the urging of all of their rig about the family here to wichita. all of the children needed better schooling and more of an urban environment. he came here in 1928, stay here, raised his family here, and died here in 2002. he likes to say that he left wichita because it was the furthest he could get from both coasts. some of you might feel that way. but it was his love for this community and the impact he had here and elsewhere that went well beyond. petroleum ink, garbage international and nevada first to name a few. but he called himself a builder. if you look around town you concede that he did just that. he began building small world war ii brick homes the ec. returning veterans. he went on to build bigger developments at least eight commercial properties like parkway which was one of the first shopping plazas in wichita . and the late 1980's he had a vision or maybe he was crazy enough to build

somehow, ricardo lewis pulls it in willie mays style over the shoulder. cities around the country are getting into the spirit. where are the best places to see the most amazing, colorful holiday displays? the senior editor at travelocity, courtney. >> new york at christmas time is one of my favorite times to be here. the tree will be lit from december 4th to january 6th. take a spin on the ice rink right below the tree. you can also go to central pank, or even at bryant park there's ice skating. bergdorf's does the winnows. they put on the most incredible creative windows and it's absolutely free. when it comes to shopping, the union square market is a new york institution. check out the shops. it's great. >> and what people can do is stop by 48th and 6th. go to rock center and go up 5th avenue, go to central park. how about portland, oregon? >> the entire city is lit up around the holidays starting with the oregon zoo. they put on their annual zoo lights festival where over 1 million l.e.d. lights illuminate and transforming the zoo into a winter wonderl

it was a great era of willie mays. but he would be telling us about the exciting places he had been. where the world series was that year. from des moines, iowa those places seemed exotic to us. he would talk about san francisco or new york or los angeles whenever he happened to go. so i got the impression that going to the world series was the single most exciting thing that any human being could do. i always ached to got world series. all the things i wanted to go going to the world series was the most important. i have never gotten to go. i have the wonderful experiences. i was sent to the olympics in 2000. and i went the soccer world cup in korea and japan. lots of other important global sporting events. i was delighted to go. one thing that eluded me was the world series. it happens that almost exactly ten years ago, in 2003 season was coming to an end, a very good friend of mine, a guy named keith black moor, the sports end or it of the london times called me up at home. i was in england. he said have you been fo

tallest building in america the so called freedom tower is 1776 feet tall, taller than chicago's willis tower, you mayemember it as sears tower. however, some critics aren't buying this. without the spire the freedom tower is 83 feet shy of the willis tower's height. but the height committee of the counsel on tall buildings and urban habitat whoshg knew the group existed says the spire is a permanent part of the building so it kouvenlts >> maybe willis tower will be adding one. >> yes >> people from mid west to atlantic woke up to heavy snow n indiana a lake-effect snow warning is in effect. and slippery conditions were to blame for this collision the driver went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> nothing to worry about of that nature here. we had a little bit of drizzle. some people reported during morning commute traffic was slow in spots. but only place it had measurable rain was concord. e 1/100ths of an inch. clear skies today, nice beautiful mild afternoon. you can see on we go to a live view from our tower camera, not many clouds remaining in bay area skies right now. mostly clear skies an

trade center is the tallest tower in the country and it is, indeed, taller than chicago's willis tower. you mayt as the series tower. it's official. new york has the at all left building. well deserved new york, you've been through a lot. >>> kids this comes under the banner of don't try this at school or at home. that's a harlem globetrotter nicknamed bull, very lucky he didn't suffer any serious injuries when he dumped that ball. he had been hanging on to the rim with his feet on the backboard and it gave way. but look at that, just a band-a band-aid. he came oust it. other than that, shocking when you see the result. ouch. bang. he's okay. otherwise he's okay. >>> all right. so moving on with our top stories of the day. back in the philippines, there are so many people who have lost so much. in fact everything. and now they are begging for food, for water and for shelter. and they're sending personal messages to their loved ones everywhere around the world. the first-hand accounts of this tragedy. and it's really something you just have to see. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns

willie mccovey honored the honorees at mill williamsly mays plaza in san francisco. more than 125 willie mack award winners celebrated their achievements in confidence, integrity, leadership and teamwork. congratulations to them. >>> meteorologist lisa argen saying we have something to be thankful for. a little bit of rain coming our way. >> yeah. a couple days before that moves on in. right now it's some fog in emeryville. temperatures are pretty mild here. 54 degrees and we've got the cool numbers and the poor vision in in the north bay. rain will arrive by tuesday. i'll have the details next. >> thank you, lisa. also next, bcs goal hopes busted for the cardinals as usc knocks >> one city is getting a new beach, actually an old one restored. they are working around the clock to recreate 8,000 feet of beach in alameda that's gradually eroded away. it's a huge endeavor. laura anthony has an up-close look at the process. >> reporter: putting back what nature has washed away over the last 25 years on crown beach in almeda. as the giant pipe pours tons of wet sand on the

but so i think -- i mean, willie, we may be in for a rough ride through the 2014 elections. >> at leasteast. john, i'd ask you, the default position of the white house has been always that we've tried. we reached out. nothing is going to happen because of republican obstructionism. you hear that time and again. and it's true in many cases. but is that what we hear for another 3 1/2 years now? i mean, do we cash it in? is there no chance of anything? forget grand bargains at this point, but even the small things getting done because of that? how much value do you put in that argument from the white house? >> well, i think there's -- there's no question that it's true. that there's -- the left is met with intransigents from the republicans at every turn. increasingly as you head towards 2014, because the white house is driving the notion of the 2014 as being central in trying to recapture the house, republicans are digging in. the likelihood of a deal from either side at this point, it's not a one way street in either direction. the likelihood of achieving large things between now and 201

building in the united states, indeed in the entire western hemisphere edging out the willis tower in chicago. you may tower. poppy harlow is joining us now near the world trade center in lower manhattan. poppy, what put one world center over the top? >> one word. a spire. the big question here, wolf, was is that thing all the way at the top, is that a spire or is that and ten na? the council that determines these things just said it is a spire, meaning it is rt of the initial design, the construction, a fundamental part of the architecture of this symbolic building in new york city. and the height that it reaches right at the top of that spire is 1776 feet, such a symbolic number. the architects designed it to be that ha tall to symbolized the birth of our democracy, and indeed it is. i was just at the press conference where they announced this. i talked to the man who is the chairman of the council who made this determination. and we talked about the fact that you know, is this really a competition between cities new york and chicago? or is this more than that? listen to what he told me. >> well, i

if it doesn't, the sears tower in chicago, now officially the willis tower, will remain the nation's tallest building. >>> well, you may recall joe biden called marty walsh of boston to congratulate him on his election night victory for mayor of the city of boston. the problem was he called the wrong marty walsh, left a voice mail. now "the huffington post" reports he again called the wrong marty walsh and left a message for a woman called tony. the word is the veep has now talked to the actual mayor of boston. but if there are any marty walshs left in boston that has not heard from the vice president, they'd like to hear from you. >>> we got a delivery out back today. the rockefeller christmas tree. which was the tallest thing in the neighborhood out in shelton, connecticut. it was donated for the enjoyment of all. it will spend tonight in its natural state all alone there. then the scaffolding goes up, thousands of lights go on, then they will throw the switch the night of december 4th. >>> when we come back, a first class ticket to go where few have gone before. >>> finally tonight, if you go back a few years, then

may be a solution. keep watching "the willis report." we'll tell you about the changes coming up.t is my "two cents more." we will bring you a users guide to shopping. next week. the best deals to the holiday season. again, the users guide on shopping starts monday and goes all week long. at's it for "the willis report." dvr our show if you can't catch a fly. neil: hereyou go. >> am sory in this situation based on assurances they got for me. the one he is sorry but that doesn'mean he is taking anything back now. and he is fixing it on-the-fly. a look at how that is creating a bigger fly-by-night situation. welcome, i am neil cavuto. the president has a

may be a solution. keep watching "the willis report." we'll tell you about the changes coming up. that is my "two cents more." we will bring you a usersguide to shopping. next week. e best deals to the holiday season. again, the users guide on shopping starts monday and goes all week long. that's it for "th willis report." dvr our show if you can't catch a fly.ououououououououououououou i appreciate that. safe wkend, everybody. >>> let's assume soday the people working at the website healthcare.gov will get it working. then what? does anybody at health and human services know how to run a business? we'll ask man who has done it very successfully. john mcafee. right here, right now. >> from the fox business network headquarters in new york city, it's "the tom sullivan show." here's your host tom sullivan. >>hanks for joining us here. top of the stack we found out this week a health care expert an economics professor at harvard sent a memo three years ago detailing the problems with the fact that nobody at hhs knew how to build a business or had ever done a startup. he detailed not

may be a solution. keep watching "the willis report." we'lltell you about the changes coming up.y "two cents more." will bring you ausers guuide to shopping. next week. the best deals to the holiday season. again, the users guide on shopping starts monday and gs all week long. that's it for "the willis report." dvr our show if you can't catch a fly. ♪ ♪ gerri: lou: present obama is being have to fix the failing website. today, sggesting the product has not ended. the polls show the very people obamacare is aimed at do not seem interested in buying health care insurance from the president exchanges. i am lou dobbs. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. uninsured were supposed to be the big winners when obamacare rolled out. but a brand-new galup poll so that an overwhelming majority of the uninsured haven't so much as log onto health

may be a solution. kee wahing "the willis report." we'll tell you about the changes coming up.cents more." we will bring yoa uers guide to shopping. next week. the best deals to the holiday season. again, the users guide on shopping starts monday and goes all week long. that's it for "the willis report." dvr our show if you can't catch a fly. >>> some panic, a little frustrationetting in for senate democrats who fate re-election next year and the failed rollout of obama care to blame. all but one of thoseemocrats running for re-election at the white house today to make certain president obama gets the message. i'm lou dobbs. >>> good evening, everybody. obama care is a failure to this point. the white house has repeatedly lied about how it would affect the american public. and the president's own party is now in something of a panic, 15

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willis is with us. the dow hit 15,000 in may. now 16,000. that's fast. >> it is fast and small investorses are not just dipping their toe, they're dipping their foot. lots of movement into these markets here. the dow on fire as you say. we had seven consecutive record closes this month alone. the trend continues. the s&p new highs, nasdaq, new highs. good news across the board. the only negative talk it, is it a bubble? gone too far too fast, some saying we could be overvalued here. everybody is looking for a crack. >> corporate earnings are up but that's because of downsizing and stimulus in there still a lot of unemployment. on the surface it's hard to figure out what this is. >> the critics say, it's the fed reserve pumping money into the economy, but remember that stocks -- they go up when you least expect and it that's what happened here. and lots of question we'll talk about tonight on my show, a debate between a bull and a bear, gift the real story on what it going on. >> when 34 billion from small investors hit the market, the number

months for such approvals you've had what sixteen sessions with these willie's it was a lot of secrecy around the ten people. we're may be thinking well this was a sign of progress mean did you make any progress on some of the key issues we know what they are to muslim refugees border. except i was there any progress or are things we'll be back to square one. you see in this pic today call a local much money the push of local cobalt substance. i would love one for the tinsel things but i can tell you about the gov does not matter what. the gov is actually widening rather than no one none of those issues for portraits. and so this is why you left. the us by this because that is not good to get snacks. i don't really feel that they stay inside the studios because i knew but the court keeps building supplements. in a dedicated episode was to be the staple but this time is not serious because when you don't have a coalition that is that means peace and got rocks in the spirit of peace that is not serious because when you have the buttonhole on the inside of me at all except the violence every single day and the villages o

straight ahead, gerri willis has some apps that may help you avoid that dreaded trip and maybe let youh. tracy: okay. [laughter] and try, try again. we're going to tell you about yet another airline with yet another plan to improve airline food. why can't they get this right? because it's shrink ashley: end of story. [laughter] tracy: we'll tell you when we get back. dow's up 50 points. don't go anywhere. ashley: all right. 'tis the season to be shopping, and for many that can mean ditching the brick and mortars for online convenience, but when you do that, how can you keep your money safe? joining us now with more from her user's guide to shopping, gerri willis. what are the best apps out there? >> well, there are a lot of great, and one of the old toest and best known is called red laser, and it scans bar codes. here's the bar code on the thing you want to buy, right? you scan it, find out where you might get that item cheaper. ashley: that's cool. >> old school. red laser is now old school, that's how far -- ashley: that's how far behind we are. [laughter] >> another one checks out

. >> and from the telegraph, former italian menster silvio berlusconi may be forced out of parliament. williend i are disgusted by this. he is a good man. he just tried to bring a smile to the kids along italy as long as they were women. >> italy's senate will be voting whether this great american berlusconi can be stripped of his sea. he is right behind rob ford. anyway, if he is convicted of tax fraud and banned from holding office for two years, if he's expelled, he could actually face allegations of prostitution and bribery. >> yeah, because he's a terribly behaved person. >> that's not true. he's been framed in every single case. this is injustice along the lines of blogo. it was still, willie, is he not? he's still in prison, why is he in prison in illinois? >> a few reasons, no. 1 is trying to bring health insurance to little children that didn't have it. that was the primary offense. >> he loved america, too. he said he reminded himself of mandela. i don't know. just saying. that's all. he wanted kids to have health care. >> i'm wondering how long i should let you go with this. just k

rld's very first s skyscraper was built here in the ndy city and eryone knows that our beloved willis, or some mayower is th tallest. >>eporter: they may call chicago e second city but when it comes to scraping the sky, we're number on right? >> that was always a bragging right. >> it's a great city, n york, second to us of course. >> reporter: everyonknows when the original sears tower opened in 1973 it was the tallest building on the planet. ese days, is called the willis tower and witht's 110 stories, it'six stories taller than the new one world trade ceer. the big willy is our icon. >> the willis tower is one of the mos important tall buildings inhe whole of the u.s. >> reporter: if you wanto see how tall it is for yourself, head up to the 103rd flo and peek out over the edge on the ledge. though when it comes to a building kno as the freedom tower when it waseing built, some belved it would b appropriate to defer to new rk. >> wt happened on 9/11 is a real important symbol. so i think it should be the tallestone. >> reporter: okay. of course, whatever building is deemed the tallest, w will al

may be coming to an end. >> new york's new world trade center measures some 1368 feet tall, about 90 feet shorter than the willis but the architects of one world trade center say a decorative spire atop the building should count as well to bring the height to a pate trottic 1776 feet, making it the nation's tallest building. a committee of architects will settle the dispute next week. >> really arguing over that? >> they are. >> who is a tall thinker? you? >> largest stature. >> who enjoys the weekend? >> me! >>> have a great afternoon, everyone. to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. >> katie: you don't -- you don't know what you're saying. >> bill: i'll say it again. >> katie: i don't want to hear it. y-you're not yourself. >> bill: i'm more myself than i have been in a very long time. >> katie: you had a scare. i-i get it

may be overshadowed by an ongoing frustration. we turn to san francisco mayor ed lee, former mayor willie brown and, of course, our very own phil matiert question, mayor lee, it seems like twitter is going to bring a lot of money to the city but also there's concern it may push people out. >> you know, twitter to me means jobs, it means revitalization of central market. we got a lot of small businesses that depend upon their success. that whole central market, they have occupied a vacant building and built it up. now we have a bustling vibrant sector of san francisco. i'm proud of it. i'm going to be working with twitter and others to help. >> reporter: what can you do about rents -- at the same time, rents have gone up higher than any other city in the country. people are paying $3,200 for two-bedroom on average. and toast for four bucks in some parts of town. what's going on? >> we're building more housing, phil. i think building is going to be a huge part of that. we have 11,500 units under construction now. 26% of those are personally affordable. 5,500 units along market street by itself. so we are going to be answering those ques

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willis report," your show, your money your advice. tonight, the holiday season. retailers are giving an ulty may tum. bigger and bigger price cuts making consumers the big winner. joining me, david bach the founder of rich.com. david, i'll start with you. what is consumers mind set going into the holiday? are they going to spend? they are telling interviewers they are not. >> don't believe the pollsters. we are at an all time high. what does the average american feel? they feel richer and they have less debt. real estate prices are back up. the consumer is going to spend money. the holiday season is shorter, but stores are open on thanksgiving. retailers are going to be pleasantly surprised. >> peter, do you agree? there's consumer confidence being down, some of the employment numbers are good, some o bad. what do you see? >> we are not creating full-time jobs. let's not go down that path. i don't see a good season. incomes are not rising. they are conservative about taking on debt. they are facing higher health care premiums. employer based insurance is pushing bigger co-pays on them. most important