the president of madison square garden joins us next.end of the day it is all about money. ♪ ♪ . dennis: that is one of the worst songs ever written. i think it is eddi murphy. but that not might have been eddie murphy. knicks fans will soon have something else to cheer about. besides their team cleaning up in last night's playoff game, madison square garden undergoing billion dollar transformation and the new suites will be icing on the cake. they will offer first class amenities but definitely for a price. will the first class amenities make it rain for the knicks? and what does it mean for the world's st famous arena? dave howard, president of msg sports. he joins me in a fox business exclusive. you got there into this new job one month ago after 21 years at the mets. you happen to be coasting on the fishing phase on a billion-dollar facelift. tell us about it. >> i have been amazed in the marketplace wching this project. i'm so thrild to be a part of it in this final phase. the third and final phase of this billion dollar transformat

three hours and 45 minutes of fun, fun, fun unless you are madison bum bumgarner. nine runs.me with 19 runs we show defense because dexter foul leer robs pagan to protect a 10-8 lead in the seventh. buster posey and loving that thin mountain air. he crushed his 6th of the year and it is a 10-9 year. bettencourt strikes out the side and blowing ought way blanco. giants with four errors and fall 10-9. the opposite with the a's and royals. he gets ready to work and 2 and 5 coming into this game but bringing it. five strikeouts and no decisions. in the seventh and james shields with 15 consecutive scoreless innings at the coliseum. that streak is over. josh donaldson with his 6th of the year. and it is adam row sal less. he got all of this. a solo bomb and 2-1 athletics. and that is your final. slow down, slow down. you can jog now. the season ended last night for the warriors, but in their minds, this is just the beginning toward the ultimate goal of winning an nba championship. steph curry turned into a real star this season if they could all stay healthy and that is a big ifen

three hours and 45 minutes of fun, fun, fun unless you are madison bum bumgarner. nine runs. in a game with 19 runs we show defense because dexter foul leer robs pagan to protect a 10-8 lead in the seventh. buster posey and loving that thin mountain air. he crushed his 6th of the year and it is a 10-9 year. bettencourt strikes out the side and blowing ought way blanco. giants with four errors and fall 10-9. the opposite with the a's and royals. he gets ready to work and 2 and 5 coming into this game but bringing it. five strikeouts and no decisions. in the seventh and james shields with 15 consecutive scoreless innings at the coliseum. that streak is over. josh donaldson with his 6th of the year. and it is adam row sal less. he got all of this. a solo bomb and 2-1 athletics. and that is your final. slow down, slow down. you can jog now. the season ended last night for the warriors, but in their minds, this is just the beginning toward the ultimate goal of winning an nba championship. steph curry turned into a real star this season if they could all stay healthy and that is a

three hours and 45 minutes of fun, fun, fun unless you are madison bum bumgarner. nine runs. in a game with 19 runs we show defense because dexter foul leer robs pagan to protect a 10-8 lead in the seventh. buster posey and loving that thin mountain air. he crushed his 6th of the year and it is a 10-9 year. bettencourt strikes out the side and blowing ought way blanco. giants with four errors and fall 10-9. the opposite with the a's and royals. he gets ready to work and 2 and 5 coming into thisame but bringing it. five strikeouts and no decisions. in the seventh and james shields with 15 consecutive scoreless innings at the coliseum. that streak is over. josh donaldson with his 6th of the year. and it is adam row sal less. he got all of this. a solo bomb and 2-1 athletics. and that is your final. slow down, slow down. you can jog now. the season ended last night for the warriors, but in their minds, this is just the beginning toward the ultimate goal of winning an nba championship. steph curry turned into a real star this season if they could all stay healthy and that is a bi

madison bumgarner, never beating atlanta, was on the hill and the giants blew them away.efore the game, junior giants; >>> madbaum the call him. brought his a-game. struck out a season-high 11 batters. giants needed that. giants' bats stayed hot, scoring four times in the fourth. giants up 6-1, blanco, career high four rbi. giants tack on four more in the eighth. giants in sole possession of thirst place in the national league west as the crush the braves. >> a's and mariners. i think she is in a sugar coma. mariner pitchers wondering where the ball is going. barton, his fourth game this season, welcome back to the lineup. first of the year. 2-0 a's. in the sixth, another home run, from brandon morris. parker went six innings, allowed three runs on three hits. got some help, cespedes, what a catch. a's end the slide with a 4-3 victory. >> to the pitch. earthquakes and the seattle sounders. 38th minute, the goal. 1-nil seattle. second half, stoppage time. 3-0 sounders. martin gets the lucky bounce and check out his celebration, even more impressive. sounders win big, 4-nil

madison bumgarner, never beating atlanta, was on the hill and the giants blew them away. before the game, junior giants; >>> madbaum the call him. brought his a-game. struck out a season-high 11 batters. giants needed that. giants' bats stayed hot, scoring four times in the fourth. giants up 6-1, blanco, caree high four rbi. giants tack on four more in the eighth. giants in sole possession of thirst place in the national league west as the crush the braves. >> a's and mariners. i think she is in a sugar coma. mariner pitchers wondering where the ball is going. barton, his fourth game this season, welcome back to the lineup. first of the year. 2-0 a's. in the sixth, another home run, from brandon morris. parker went six innings, allowed three runs on three hits. got some help, cespedes, what a catch. a's end the slide with a 4-3 victory. >> to the pitch. earthquakes and the seattle sounders. 38th minute, the goal. 1-nil seattle. second half, stoppage time. 3-0 sounders. martin gets the lucky bounce and check out his celebration, even more impressive. sounders win big, 4-ni

more than enough for madison bumgarner who struck out 11 in seven innings of work. he's 4-1 now and the giants 18 runs in the last two games, they blew out the braves today final of 10-1. >> i thought it was -- polite of them to at least take turns and not both be on fire at the same night. so -- maybe the next generation is that neither one of them will be hot in game three. that's what i'm hoping. >>> hey, spurs gregg popovich got his wish, an off night for mark jackson's so-called greatest shooting back court of all time. after combining for 56 points in game two. curry and thompson couldn't get into rhythm at all -- the they'll need more than that tomorrow. a 12:30 start and to add insult to injury, curry tweaked the left ankle again. the playoffs and everyone is mum about how bad curry is hurting. will he be a game-time decision? >> you know, i think i heard steph curry is better than steph curry. we have to just roll with the punches. >> both curry and that afternoonson had off nights -- thompson had off nights. can you talk about what they'll be facing when n

. > i live in madison, connecticut.places like madison with new york city and how the unemployment rate is so different. it goes into an interview and shows how unemployment -- he is unemployed. it shows how unemployment affects so many different aspects of your life. it is interspersed with different interviews from senators and different people. your camera takes us to an upper middle-class neighborhood. the thing that you think about is you never know what is going on behind the walls of those houses. the person who is in it, he was successful and he loses his job and everything starts happening -- happening rapidly. even people who live in big houses, they cannot afford all of this stuff. >> let's watch. >> come to my hometown of madison, connecticut and you will find it hard to believe that unemployment is one of the biggest problems in america today. a train ride will take you to one of the biggest cities in the united states, downtown manhattan. 136,000 people are unemployed. 8.5%. we spoke with a well-educated m

james madison the father of the constitution the third president of the united states one two three fourth president has said that one of the most corrosive influences that could be had our president on the presidency itself is actually was warfare because in a state of war the president is given new powers and you privileges in new spending capabilities that can be very very seductive here's the president quoting from that quote from james madison talking about preserving free so america is at a crossroads we must define the nature and scope of this struggle or else it will define us we have to be mindful of james madison's warning that no nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare. and so along those lines saying you know you can't have freedom and perpetual worth warfare he said let's stop the perpetual warfare this authorization to use military force that was passed by congress right after nine eleven for george w. bush didn't have an ending date on it i mean it was there was sort of an expiration but congress could just kind of keep rolling it over and

pacheco with a grand slam off of madison bumgarner. and in a game features 19 runs we will show defense because dexter fowler robs angel per gallon began to protect the lead in the seventh. giants came back in the eighth. buster posey loving that mountain air. crushed. his six the of the year. 10-9. rafael betancourt blows them away. the giants with four errors in this game. they call 10-9. >>> just the opposite from the a's and royals. adam rosales grabbing his glove and going to work. jared parkerrer 2-5 coming into this game but bringing it here. seven innings allowed, 1 run, 5ks. in the seventh pitcher james shields working on 15 consecutive scoreless inning. kiss that streak good by. josh donaldson over the line. 1-1. and in the eighth, adam rosales, and he got all of it. solo homer. 2-1, a's and that is your final. >>> the season ended for the golden state warriers but in they're minds this is really just the beginning toward the ultimate going of winning an nba championship. steph curry, he turned into a star this season. if the

madison baumgartner was spectacular. struck out 11 atlanta hitters in seven innings of one-run baseball. giants up 3-1 in the fifth. blanco adding to it. everybody going to score. posey, pablo, hunter hence. baumgartner improves to 4-1 as the giants win big. amy gutierrez with the wrap up. >> with their 10-1 victory over the braves saturday, the giants have now put together back-to-back decisive wins with explosive offense, solid defense, and stellar starting pitching. madison baumgartner now 4-1 on the season gave his team seven innings of one-run ball and recorded a season high 11 strikeouts. >> he's got good stuff. he's thrown so well this year, and he was on top of his game, hit his spots, had some great put-away pitches. you know, great location. that's a tough lineup to go through, and he did quite a job for us. >> coming off of a bad start last time where command wasn't really there, so i nus. >> you i had to come in and make pitches especially with this team. they can hit. they got a lot of power guys. just knew

joining me now are dana milbank and joe madison.being here tonight. >> hi, reverend. >> dana, let's start with nikki haley and her situation. how can she put an accused white supremacist on her election team? reverend, a patty on your back because i think this is significant. let's give governor haylley som credit. white supremacists are a minority. this is a problem. the conservative citizens council has be deviled several republicans for some long period of time going back to trept lott and before that. you would think that they would be wise and go through the database and avoid this sort of thing but it's -- part of the idea is you want to play footsy without crossing the line but this is what tends to happen when you do that. >> joe madison, the southern property law says that garcia-quintana is a lifetime member of the council of conservative citizens. among other things, their statement of principles say they oppose immigration of noneuropean and nonwestern peoples in the united states. they condemn all efforts to mix the rac

madison bumgarner brought his a-game. 7 innings, 1 run on 4 hits.truck out a season-high 11 batters. giants bats stayed hot scoring four times in the fourth. one to the gap in right center with the bases loaded. that cleared the bags. giants on top 6-1. blanco a career high 4 rbi. giants tack on four more runs in the eighth. brandon belt, two-run single up the middle. giants now in sole possession of first place in the national league west as they crush the braves, 10-1, the final. >>> a's and mariners, i think these in a sugar comeau. where did my cotton candy go? where was this going? a solo shot in the second off brandon mauer. welcome back to the lineup here, solo shot, first of the year, 2-0, a's. seattle made it a one-run game until the sixth. how about another home run. this one from brandon moss. 4 had-2, oakland. trying to end the slide. they go the win. got some help. a's in the five-game slide with a 4-3 victory. >>> warriors and spurs have a quick turn around after friday night's game three. game four today at oracle with the spurs leadi

madison bumgarner brought his a-game. 7 innings, 1 run on 4 hits. struck out a season-high 11 batters. giants bats stayed hot scoring four times in the fourth. blanco sends one to the gap in right center with the bases loaded. that cleared the bags. giants on top 6-1. blanco a career high 4 rbi. giants tack on four more runs in the eighth. brandon belt, two-run single up the middle. giants now in sole possession of first place in the national league west as they crush the braves. 10-1, the final. >>> a's and mariners, i think she's in a sugar coma. where did my cotton candy go? where was this going? a solo shot in the second off brandon mauer. welcome back to the lineup here. solo shot, first of the year, 2-0, a's. seattle made it a one-run game until the sixth. how about another home run? this one from brandon moss. 4-2, oakland trying to end the slide. they go on to win. got some help. a's end the five-game slide with a 4-3 victory. >>> warriors and spurs have a quick turnaround after friday night's game three. game four today at oracle with the s

jordan pacheco with a grand slam off of madison bumgarner.and in a game that features 19 runs, we will show defense because dexter fowler robs angel pegan to protect the lead in the seventh. 10-8. giants came back in the eighth. buster posey loving that mountain air. crushed. his sixth of the year. 10-9. rafael betancourt blows them away. the giants with four errors in this game. a recurrent problem for them as they fall 10 - 9. >>> just the opposite from the a's and royals. adam rosales grabbing his glove and going to work. jared parker 2-5 coming into this game, but bringing it here. seven innings allowed, 1 run, 5ks. in the seventh pitcher james shields working on 15 consecutive scoreless inning. kiss that streak good by. josh donaldson over the line. six the of the year. 1-1 in the eighth. and in the eighth, adam rosales, and he got all of it. solo homer. 2-1, a's and that is your final. >>> the season ended for the golden state warriors but in they're minds this is really just the beginning toward the ultimate going of winning an nba cha

madison bumgarner brought his a-game. 7 innings, 1 run on 4 hits. struck out a season-high 11 batters. struck out a season-high 11 batters. giants bats stayed hot scoring four times in the fourth. blanco sends one to the gap in right center with the bases loaded. that cleared the bags. giants on top 6-1. blanco a career high 4 rbi. giants tack on four more runs in the eighth. brandon belt, two-run single up the middle. giants now in sole possession of first place in the national league west as they crush the braves. 10-1, the final. >>> a's and mariners, i think she's in a sugar coma. where did my cotton candy go? mariners pitcher, we are wondering where this ball was going. johnson, a solo shot in the second off brandon mauer. welcome back to the lineup here. solo shot, first of the year, 2-0, a's. seattle made it a one-run game until the sixth. how about another home run? this one from brandon moss. his fifth of the year 4-2, oakland trying to end the slide. gerald park everybody went six. allowed 3 runs on 3 hits. 5 strikeouts for the win. gettin

subchapter aid is within madison, and chapter seven is sort of how these groups have had to work around it. so in this passage you will hear from jennifer crystal who is actually here at emerson now. she could not be here tonight because he is in class, but she is a writer working on a book about lyme disease, and she has suffered from chronic lyme for years. so this is a little bit of her story and how it fits into this greater historical scope. for jennifer kristol, a 33 year-old woman living with lyme disease and two of its go infections, life changed dramatically with one tiny tick bite in the summer of 1997. theick season right now. that's really relevant, right? it was a summer or for her sophomore year at middlebury college and she was working in a camp in maine. i remember the day and everything changed the summer camp, she says. i came into the dining hall after a long morning of life guarding, driving his debug and chasing campers around in the sun. suddenly the room started this been. i got dizzy and shaky and my hands were climbing. everything seemed very far away, as if i w

madison also said if government were compromised of angels, we wouldn't hate to have rules. henry said the reason we wrote the constitution was not to restrain you, but to restrain your government. the first amendment is not about restricting your religious freedom, but it's about restricting what government can do to your religion, how they get involved in your religion. these are important things whether they -- whether your officials use them or not, they are important. you can imagine a situation where an arab-american, in our country, is communicating by e-mail with a cousin who lives in lebanon, somebody says the cows p's a terrorist, and now you're associated with terrorist. do you think you'd get a lawyer to defend yourself? when i brought this question up, another republican on the senate floor said, well, i said, could you send an american to guantanamo bay without a trial without accusation? he said, if they are dangerous. i said, well that begs to question, who decides if they are dangerous? another senator said, well, when they asked for a lawyer, you tell them

uw, madison in madison has the basics program, which they just started using this year, and it is really to provide feedback and information, some brief intervention, some prevention, if you will, to help students make better decisions, so that they can be happy and successful, which is what they want and it's what their parents want. and, justin, was that your scenario? did you go on to college and what did you see while you were there? i got into college right out of high school into the [inaudible] school of business and was actually asked to leave a fraternity for drinking too much. so my experience- that was very responsible on their part. yeah, i mean, it really was. i was drinking at such an obnoxious and dangerous level that even for that kind of atmosphere it was deemed inappropriate. and so my experience in college was people were drinking, they were going to classes drunk, and i would think that's pretty common across the board. and so when that happens now, we know that there's an option for someone who really wants to-that has had a problem really continuing college through

. >> also next, a madison bumgarner will not soon forget. highlights of ñ Ñ,ÑzÑvñy"it >> katie: welcome back. it's coming up on 8:47. look at that gorgeous blue water sparkling in the sun under blue skies. just does not get anymore beautiful than that. don't be deceived by the sun. low 50s in san francisco right now. a little breezy but things will warm up. lisa argen will give us the full forecast. wow! >> if you are out on the bay, it will be breezy out there, if you are sailing and kayaking, plenty of sunshine. live doppler, there is still fog around the bay. you can see it from the san mateo coast all the way down. it's sitting offshore because we are looking at sunshine in parts of the bay but there is also fog around livermore and parts of the hayward area. be aware of that and continues to dissipate and we will be looking at beautiful afternoon. lake tahoe still you can see snow and what a nice day. mid 20s there this morning. really freezing there. 57 in mountain view. 53 in san jose. warmer day for most. if you are at the coast, hal

madison said, when somebody has power, you need to have a certain degree of distrust.adison also said, if government were comprised of angels, we wouldn't need to have rules. patrick henry said, the reason we wrote the constitution was not to restrain you, it was to restrain your government. the first amendment is not about restricting your religious freedom. it is about restricting what government can do to your religion, how they get involved in your religion. things, whether your officials say they will use them or not. they are important. you can imagine a situation where an arab-american in our country is communicating by e- mail with a cousin who lives in lebanon, and somebody says the cousin is a terrorist, and now you are associated with terrorism. do you think you would at least get a lawyer to defend yourself? when i brought this question up, another republican said, well, -- i said, could you send un- american to guantÁnamo bay without a trial, without a neck is asian -- without an accusation? he said, if they are dangerous. i said, that begs the question, w

and there is a moment during the war of 1812 where james madison was under scrutiny for an appointment, his treasury secretary an ambassador as well, you can't do that? they talked about it, they didn't fully work it out ubut they communicated. members of congress and president madison, it is a hugely different ball game, but character does matter, no matter the generation, it mattered highly on john quincy adams and today. lou: that mission to russia, determinant in large measure of the success of a young republic. >> that is right. that is right. we needed russia to put pressure on england to leave us alone once and for all that is what happened. lou: we recommend the book to you, it is on-line at bookstores now, about to loudobbs.com if you want for links to the book. >> thank yo thank you very much. >> that is it for us, tomorrow night, former speaker of the house of representatives, dennis halhastert will be with us talko about the scandals, be with us if you will, good night from new york. we oversee 20% of the worls financial assets. investment management coined with investment

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they say their driver richard madison was driving crazy from the start.jumped a median cut off three drivers then tried dropping them off at the wrong hotel. the tear fied teenagers called parents and cops and they met them there at the prom. >> we got out of the bus or whatever he was like stumbling and his eyes were really red. >> your expectation is what? >> that an adult is going to show up and take good care of your kids. >> madison took a breathalyzer and was raised. he blames mechanical issues for his erratic driving. he's set to appear in court this morning. >> image opening your front door to see this. yes, ainsley's favorite by the way. 8 foot alligator on the porch. a south florida woman thought it was a mother's day prank. >> i thought my husband had bought one of the blow up alligators. he is prankster. i didn't know what was going on. then theal vat dorr started breathing. when his eyelids closed i knew it was the real thing. kind of freaked me out. >> kind of that wouldn't be a very nice prank. they called a gator trapper who relocated it t

and then on february 27th we saw a moment of it at madison square garden this guy scored 54 on the nixonrriors. at the beginning of the season we coordinate that warriors are gotten the fact that warriors ground - we're removing the drirpgs long suffering. i'd like to recognize an anniversary one year ago tomorrow that you and i and the form mayor stand-down 0 on the pier and received you're welcome back to the city of san francisco. our heartfelt thanks to you. a year later we're a lot of closer to the dream and thank you. today is all about celebrating teams. but let's face it our teammate deserves that; right? (clapping) people are starting to figure out who the warriors were and then steve scored against denver and 22 points a quarter against san antonio. i need to set the record straight i can't tell you oh, that occurring i didn't if i could pick anyone to marry my daughter. at the risk of breaking teenager hearts that job is taken. if i could join him in standing is his wife and daughter. for me, the entire season was really summed up when something i had never seen before took pl

they are failing really to hit madison avenue and the advertisers with any conclusive way to put moneyy machine. >> we've heard from some big advertisers that have changed their tune about what is happening over there. you are not giving any credit for that? i mean, look, granted these guys, at least the bullish case resolves around the if. if they can do this, they can be successful. you're more of a when? >> i would push it further in 2014. i think if you can't ignore the critical mass of 1 billion users. most of that is coming from markets. not here. madison avenue is not impressed with the fact that they can't do anything more in terms of this capitalizing on the social media aspect of mobile advertising. like a tsunami, it caught everybody offguard, mainly like intel and sysco and microsoft lost out, too. there's no critical mass for mobile and facebook. >> when you say there's no business model, there was 360 million users. that's real business. >> they probably do 400 this afternoon. >> this thing is going to 40 bucks. >> it's still only a quarter of their total advertising reve

josh donaldson hits the home run into right center field off madison bumgarner.nd then yoenis cespedes hits one same spot but bangs it off the wall. a couple of runs come around to score. and oakland has a 4-1 lead. they would go on and win by a final of 4-1. kate longworth with more. >> reporter: it was the as first inner league game of the season and they started things off on a winning note. oakland has won 9 of the 10 games. no victory was as sweet as the win against the giants. the as players say they knew this was going to be intense and it all came down to playing smart baseball. >> against that club you know it is going to be close and you typically are going to get good pitching performances and it will be key hits. good defense and key hits. >> really came out and set the tone for us early. and you know he was getting ahead of hitters every inning. and i was kind of getting excited seeing him run off the field every inning. >> 36,000 on a monday afternoon doesn't happen everywhere. it was a lot of fun. a lot of energy coming from the crowd. and to be ab

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joining me now are joe madison and lauren ashburn.ou both for your time. >> hi, thank you, reverend sharpton. >> joe, doesn't this show how desperate the right wing is to try to do anything to make the president look bad? >> it is. they ought to open up a few history books and read what watergate was really about. >> right. >> it also shows what you were talking about earlier in the program. you have mothers who don't know if their children are going to be going to head start and early childhood education. you've got people unemployed who don't know if they will be able to have food stamps to feed their children. we've got tremendous unemployment. we've got graduates that the administration, the first lady will be speaking to that will be looking for jobs. and the leadership of the republican -- wait a minute. someone who was nominated for vice president of the united states tweets about an umbrella? >> well, i mean, when you look at the fact -- lauren, it is crazy as i've been saying and joe just repeated, but all the seriousness is

. >> joining me now, ryan grim and joe madison.ming on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. >> joe, 44% of republicans think an armed revolution may be necessary. how can the president deal with this party? >> well, he's the only adult, apparently, in the room. this is mccarthyism multiplied by a thousand. we thought we went through this in history. you didn't even mention -- and i imagine you might later on -- the fact that they are talking about having congressional hearings on conspiracy theories and the one amazing conspiracy that's out there and being promoted is that the first lady is hiding the real boston terrorist. it's absolutely absurd. and who do i blame? you know, i don't blame the clowns for behaving the way they do in the circus. i blame actually the people who buy tickets to the circus, the people who buy into this, the people who vote for this, and most important of all, particularly on the other side -- and i'm not trying to provided a advice for the republicans -- but my god, where are the responsib

joining me now are joe madison and laura ashburn.nk you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. >> joe, i want to ask you about this guy eric. can you imagine what he is doing, bringing the president's daughter into this? >> i can imagine because i know how small-minded a statement like that is. that's exactly what it is. it's small-minded. and it verges on bullying. in other words, you pick on two kids. you put them in a hypothetical that no one in their right mind would have even considered or even dreamed about. i mean, it was a slanderous, it was wrong, but it was small-minded and that's exactly what they have become. small-mind small-minded commentators. i don't think there's any other phrase for it. >> lauren, even when geraldo rivera calls him on it, he doubles in. it's mean-spirited and so insensitive, lauren. >> it used to be that we had a journalistic tradition that said children of presidents are off limits. as we have moved forward, that journalistic tradition has gone by the wayside in many

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along the peninsulas coast many of you are familiar with the orange dots from the presidio, fort madison and motorbike - there's a kind of a little gap between the ferry building and the china basin is. if you've ever walked this part you know it's a long ways. there's sort of no place to clearly relax so placing a new fixture here at the primarily important location where the peninsula bends around the china basin is an interesting idea. it's commencement with other public facilities and can he recall facilities along the san francisco bay water front. so to briefly remind i there's been a number of considerations to refine the projects and we've taken them into the new project. you perhaps recall the arena was in the water of the eastern end of the water site and we've pulled that back and other features of the plaza long is south side for the gathering of more space. we've widened the promenade. and there's a water taxi location on the far left side or west side of the pier. there's a fire boat sees. and then on the northeast corner there's the possibility of providing a bay ferry ass

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this is google earth image of madison place drive.ing, just three days ago. monday morning. this is what it looks like now. i'm standing on madison place drive. you can see all the homes around me damaged, destroyed. some simply flattened. the debris here is everywhere. shows you the difference that an instant, just a single instant can make. it's a reminder here of all the lives that were lost and just how much work lies ahead. some of the facts this morning, we've learned that 13,000 homes here were damage ord destroyed by this storm or somehow effected. thousands of people are waking up homeless this morning, staying with friends, family, in hotels here. state insurance officials tell us the claims here are expected to top $2 billion. plus, fema is making it clear that resources are now available for this disaster. they have enough money for this, they say, but if another a tas t trofy strikes the u.s. any time soon, that's when the agency says they may not have enough money to properly respond. president obama coming here to moore

joining me now is joe madison.ing on the show. >> thanks, reverend. >> is this the beginning of the end for rush limbaugh? >> well, it certainly says it is consumer-driven and the number one consumer, particularly advertisers that put on radio are women. you just simply can't insult an entire population in this country and not expect a backlash. number two -- >> it's interesting you said that. before you get to number two. because let me play for you what rush said his advertising troubles come from. you'd be interested in this. >> fox has been number one for a long, long time. and they still weren't getting a majority of the immediamedia bu because they are young women fresh out of college who hate conservatism. these are things that we have to fight this battle every day anyway because these little jerks are out there trying to scare advertisers still goes on. >> little liberal women snibbling jerks is what he calls them. >> well, can you imagine how many conservative women use birth control? i mean, come on, rus

this is james madison first inaugral. she wore a simple bus velvet. she wore pearls which is something more classically elegant but less ostentatious than the diamonds you find in the courts in europe. dolly was setting a style that was unique to american fashion. a lot of people think that dolly set the fashion of the turbine. that's not quite true. it began in persia. dolly popularized the style. people noticed it. some times they thought that her fashion was a little bit too regal. there was one instance she wore something that was lined in irman. people said that this was over stepping things. she looked too regal. she looked too queenly and they were afraid that queen dolly was setting the wrong tone for republican america. toward the end of her life, dolly still wore many of the fashions that she wore in her earlier days. some of this may have been to invoke that american founding. she was the last living matriarch of this generation. but some of it was because of the growing thing in her life. she didn't have the money to buy the latest fashion

just today while teaching a finance class at madison high school down the road from my house in summit, new jersey new jersey, somebody asked me if the next 50 years will be as good as the last 50. i didn't think about it. i said, "of course." just so you know, i am not on the call for negativity. but with europe, well, let's just say i have reluctantly had to focus on it because there has been such a black hole and there has been nothing at all to be optimistic about whatsoever. even this opted mist knows -- optimist knows when pessimism is the right course of action. nothing positive until the last two-to-three weeks. let me put the european into context. it was almost when the curtain fell, right around then american companies realized there were major opportunities to be had in europe, now that there was a peace dividend and the countries of eastern and central europe were going capitalist. the moves to expand in europe where there were more than twice as many people we have in the united states accelerated with the creation of the euro. one currency for all our companies to expand

giants starter madison bumgarner hadn't allowed a hit till he road one the opposite way in the 4th.s been on fire. two run homer. gave the a's all the runs they need. 8 for him. giants cut the lead in half. but then he provided batting in the 7th. he hit one off the reliever. two runs score. he gets the win with the help of two relievers. 4-1 the final. >> worked a lot quicker. just really -- that is the pitcher i am. i was able just to break through that and be myself. work quick. fill up the strike zone. i am a strike thrower. not a strikeout pitcher. that is what i believe. >> doesn't get more exciting than the stanley cup. the sharks and kings tomorrow evening in the south land. that game is necessary when the sharks won yesterday. an unlikely playing emerged as a force. he played in the series for the first time yesterday. he didn't score but got off four shots. the effort was noticed by his teammates. >> we decided not to sit back, to go after them and it was great. 4th line. did an unbelievable job tonight. he was huge for us. created energy. >> we had the started we we wante

on july 24th, 1977, when marcus hooks began his solo career with a dramatic concert at new york's madisonentlemen, marcus hooks. [cheering and applause]