c.c. sabathia did not pitch in the series but he did return to his home grounds, in fact, his old little league field. he helped out financially, refurbishing the field. signed a 7 year, $161 million

c.c.abathia did not pitch in the series but he did return to his home grounds, in fact, his old little league field. he helped out financially, refurbishing the field. signed a 7 year, $161 million deal with the yankees in 2008. why doesn't he come close to home with the giants? >> i think it was a years thing to be honest with you. when, you know, just in a position to play as long as i can and able to get a 7 year deal with the yankees. >> shaquille o'neal announced his retirement. injured most of the time. when he broke in with orlando, poem! on his way to becoming the fifth all time scorer in the sport. won three championships with the lakers and one with the heat. finishing up a stop in cleveland, phoenix as well. but boy is he good. 19 seasons, 15 times an all star. as we said, hall of fame awaits. and his wife is the creator of basketball wives. have you -- >> ex-wife. >> yeah. ex-wife. she found shaq doing his thing with a fund of hers so she started this show basketball wives? >>

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now i all stars' home, c.c. sebathia made his way out to his home town.ars, and $161 million deal that he signed in 2008 with the yankees a. for his credit, he remembers when he is somewhat back at bergenfield and vallejo, we spoke with him earlier and asked him why did you decide to invest some of his money to rebuild the facility. >> this is where i grew up playing, it is very near and dear to my heart. i grew up here and to be able to come out here tonight and see the turn out this is great. >> knowing how much of the bay area when you are a free agent, we know that the a's do not travel in those cable circles, but why not san francisco? >> i think it was as some the years thing. when you are in a position to try and play as long as i can. i was trying to get a seven year deal with the yankees. >> i know that your level headed, but how does $161 million changes for the good and bad? it is >> i did not deem it has changed me at all. i have been the same guy. it came when i was already playing for a lawyer is in my career. i was just trying to stay humbl

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almost you know one in every hundred americans i don't even think that many people knew there was in a c.c. the law how to get their information to us but they did they were really concerned about this pauwels f.c.c. approved consolidation anyway i believe we did our job and i believe we did it well but grassroots media reform activists had a surprise for him so when the f.c.c. clearly didn't listen to the american public we knew that it was our time to act and so with the media access project and many other plaintiffs who joined on to our case we told the f.c.c. that we would sue them and we took it all the way to the third district court of appeals in philadelphia. court of appeals in philadelphia reversed the decision and directed it to conduct a do over that duel for the f.c.c. had to hold more public hearings about consolidation they held six between october two thousand and six and november two thousand and seven as artists spoke about corporate media popular musicians off the air really is the travesty of it is all these fans and all these people that have grown up in these communit

libyan authorities have already said that they are not they are not perplexed by their decision of the c.c. because they said that they have not signed. the rome treaty which has been set up which has set up the court however he says the libyan authorities have to comply with its sanctions because the request for such a warrant for the warrant of arrest was actually forwarded to the i.c.c. by the un security council in february and therefore it libya has to comply with the i.c.c. decision because it has to comply with the u.n. security council resolution. and so on through the winter they live in brussels thank you. still to come on the program democracy with a search for us and answers a new program to help across. globe some suggest it's just a convenient way to overthrow governments. the criminal case which cost of domestic scandal and international intrigue may soon be closed the head of a british hedge fund accused of tax fraud in russia of the most wanted list. now the man who blew the cover of a group of russian agents in the united states last year has been found guilty in absentia

district court of appeals in florida and they bought the fox argument that you all see the policy of the c.c. but it's not technically against any law or rule of regulation to distort what they're saying as the news really belongs to the corporation the putting it out and that it's not against the water why do the public. that's an f.c.c. rule but it's not against the law where does that leave us as people who are served by the broadcast airwaves circuit court precedent. completely gutted by the rules and wilson ended up paying fox attorney things. the road to war in iraq took some strange turn stranger than a detour to the west african country of these year reports which do hold government accountable like this can cost a lot of money from the team of people that looks into research and trial and production just to air one eight minute story to build a nuclear bomb well they've largely been replaced with coverage like this the costs very little in the cold she slashed interview that means profits for shareholders who is and divert your attention real things you know whatever happened to inv

crowd the violence still breaking out now if i see be not stopped by a lot of the people on the street c.c. nice people just imply with a gas mask on they really don't want anyone to feel that it's been said that the people who are behind the provoking the. people still missing back on the central state even though you can have a ticket still think sets off by the place they turned out to protest against if a person started to measure their i guess about the economic situation has been happening in that country and they wouldn't have been all going to be able to head to the place for about really got anything to tensions between the people cranking the crowd the police out there getting ready to retaliate stop. the crowd. head. for the situation that lead to kerry saying that trying to fix the facts in the police or trying to send them managing by the looks of things to push back the police actually of the century scary itself is a lot of the protesters who were throwing things wearing gas masks and we spoke to some of the main organizers from the teens to organize a protest today they sai

five percent to keep the rest honest and to end the war on drugs so i encourage you support them leap c.c. all right so our favorite shrubbery hiding the bridge dwelling friends in highway patrol's across the country are out in force in a city near you yahoos has released a report on the ten worst speed traps cities in the united states with some disconcerting statistics in regards to just how much money the state is repossessing from private citizens speeding tickets have become a whopping four to six billion dollars per year industry for the police and with their economic woes it's only getting worse but only to squeeze might hurt your grocery bill but it's the oregon cars right and the cops have to keep funding their salaries otherwise who would protect you you by the way i figured out how to solve the problem of police brutality we just need to give them a little bit more money. for penis enlargement anyway take notes here's if you remember where not to vacation the top ten winning cities are los angeles with one hundred fifty one speed traps chicago illinois hundred fifty three dalla

fact in eighty seven from when reagan stopped in force in fairness doctrine in the entire history of c.c. that all the one challenge right about there being a lack of fairness you know i worked in news back in the seventy's and you know we would station would run an editorial and we would invite somebody from the local community to have a rebuttal but the station could still have seven minute of tori on the rebuttal might be a thirty second smart talk show might run fact i produced a talk show for a while and in seventy three seventy four that they ran for an hour every afternoon with the host bloviating about his opinion and somebody called him that was the alan see the video in fairness doctrine was rather toothless when it came to saying you know who's a liberal who's conservative thing like that what it really focused on was that as as the as the news director ultimately that radio station i would get fired if i talk to anybody from sales it was of the separate was it was making news news how do we get back to that now while we think the f.e.c. had. opportunities to do that and again

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our policy if it were about support for democracy and human rights we would begin with unilaterally c.c. to support and arm these dictators across the board now not when the next one falls or a cia friendly opposition arises and. lets their take i mean are there certain wars that are the just wars and the right wars there are certain wars that are just wars and right we're saying to you you know when you look at what happened to us in the wake of nine eleven there was the response that was necessary now the question is have we gone too far is that a response that needs to be tailored to the ongoing situation on the ground or there are things that we need to do differently because of national interest that will occur in the future are there things that could happen you know in that vein that's what we really need to look at from a national interest perspective i would argue that when you look at what is a potential threat right now the situation in syria is probably much more dangerous for u.s. interests than the situation in libya or in any other part of the middle east at the present t