it's more about brighton aubrey in this video. this was the final game of his basketball career. >> oh. >> this was senior night. brighton's dad mark told me that brighton was born with some physical issues. he had to go through therapy until he was 3, it took him a long time to walk and sometimes his endurance isn't quite up there with some of the other gives on the team and brighton's dad said he played for six years on the team, trained just as hard as everybody else. he played since seventh grade but he spent a lot of time on the bench. one thing i want to point out here after brighton makes the shot, watch the guys from woodward high school, look at that kid. they're cheering! they are jumping up and down. and watch when the camera pans here, this is grandma wilda, she's just clapping. she's going nuts. >> oh, this is great. >> this is great. we've got dad and his son brighton, what a game when you sunk the three. tell united stats it felt like. >> it felt great. it was special for them and it was special for me and i conside

.>> >> yeah, aubrey hawkins he made that -- obama, he made that statement because he knows people doesn't fact.re he does not. >> i have a feeling that bob costas when he talks about guns was very, very heartfelt about it. i think he really believes it and he wanted to take thatante opportunity. i agree with dana, somebody wrote this thing.ee w if i could have sat down withldh him and i read that and said bob, this is not right. this guy is more trouble for us in eastern europe and threatened more eastern european countries, not to mention the fact he's now with one of the biggest massass murderers in the world. >> costas' eyeball was very red. i don't know if you saw that last night and droopy. he should be the officiald mascot. >> i got something good for you. let's take ama listen to thismeh call. it's. fantastic. slope style. first, shear what bob costas had to say and then we'll chat it out. >> i think the president of the ioc should be johnny knoxville. basically this stuff is jack ass stuff and called olympic sports. >> you mean that in the best possible way though. >> i mean it in

aubrey sharp, keeping it cool in january.9 years old, the dean at tyler junior college and on the board of multiple charity organizations including meals on wheels. now, a female board member of that organization has quit her position because of the charity calendar. here's part of the written statement she gave a local news station, kltv. >> for the record, my resignation was prompted by the decision of our board president to pose in the nude for the fundraising calendar. >> yeah. also for the record, dr. sharp says he didn't actually pose in the buff. >> well, i didn't pose nude. i was wearing short britches. >> see? short britches. i'm not even sure what they are, but i like them. being a charitable man he doesn't hold any grudges against the board member who left because of his photo shoot. >> she's a wonderful person. smart, a great board member. we hate to lose her. it was just a difference of opinion. >> so the people who put together the calendar told us quote we understand that a small minority may be offended and we

aubrey sharp, keeping it cool in january.s old, the dean at tyler junior college and on the board of multiple charity organizations including meals on wheels. now, a female board member of that organization has quit her position because of the charity calendar. here's part of the written statement she gave a local news station, kltv. >> for the record, my resignation was prompted by the decision of our board president to pose in the nude for the fundraising calendar. >> yeah. also for the record, dr. sharp says he didn't actually pose in the buff. >> well, i didn't pose nude. i was wearing short britches. >> see? short britches. i'm not even sure what they are, but i like them. being a charitable man he doesn't hold any grudges against the board member who left because of his photo shoot. >> she's a wonderful person. smart, a great board member. we hate to lose her. it was just a difference of opinion. >> so the people who put together the calendar told us quote we understand that a small minority may be offended and we respe

aubrey, good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted -- i wondered, i feel like we pay for medical benefits in so many places as compared to socialize medicine in canada, with my health insurance and my general liability policy but workmen's compensation. and as a small business consultant i am always surprised that nobody has looked for workmen's compensation the only people who benefit from this are lawyers and companies that cry all the way to the bank. there are a lot of issues but workmen's compensation expensive business. why are we looking at that. host guest: that is a good question and we hear that all the time. health insurance is an issue because the responsibility has gone from state governments to the federal government so now they are partnering together and the regulation has been federalized. workmen's compensation six close of we at the state level, there are many states who are trying to reform workers comp, but you are right. costss one of the top 3-5 behind payroll, behind health insurance and workers comp,