joe cahill, thank you so much. > >thank you. still ahead why star athletes often find themselves on the losing end of a battle with finances. that's next. pro athletes can become millionaires overnight... and in some cases-- lose the money just about as quickly. joining us now via skype-- cliff goldstein-- who works for the personal finance team at nerdwallet...good to have you on the show this morning. > >thanks for having me angie. > >this has been happening for some time now, but what were you able to uncover? > >you're right. this has been going on for years. we were able to just look at a lot of the research that has come out over the last few years and it really hit home with some of the hometown heroes actually in san francisco. we saw terrell owens sue his financial advisor recently. we saw barry zito get caught up in a software scheme. so we just realized this was an ongoing problem and decided to take a closer look at it. > >what about the people who are ripping off the athletes? what role are they playing? is this bec

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my name is gal cahill. i am chair of the san francisco waterfront alliance, but i'm here today and speaking on behalf of myself, ms. tar box did a good job for us. i am here to talk about something that i raised before and i think i heard commissioner moore speak of in the past. my husband, i dearly love him, but he cannot visualize how a chair fits in our living room. i think it's really critical and i'm really disappointed with what i've seen from the new design that there is so little that gives to the public who has a limited -- my husband has anything to go by -- a limited ability to imagine what these buildings look like in terms of their mask and their bulk. there are very few renderings that give you an idea of what you were experience if you were across the street at dolman is street having dinner at the restaurant, if you were approaching it from the south on your bicycle what you would see. ~ de lancy [speaker not understood] the warriors come back with a model to give people an understanding of

former athletic trevor cahill just as good. cassie yaw on relief in the eighth. josh wilson hitting .227 lifetime and just the 10th homer of his career, first of the season and 1-0d-backs. pablo sandoval and a man on unloads, high, deep and aloha. two-run blast and that's the difference. 2-1 the final. the giants go for a series sweep of the snakes tomorrow. a's and angels and technically their second game of the day after going 19 innings last night and into this morning. he is a bad man in the fourth. a hammer to right center. 387 feet off the top and he needed 388. we are tied at one. in the fifth he does it again. left center this time. 385 feet. he needs to get in the weight room. you have to muscle up a little bit. it cost him two homers. the a's are victorias 10-6. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thursday is gonna be fun, so fun. >> your hit men will be out. >> thanks, larry. >>> for some high school students prom will be a night they will never forget. >> the blunder that lead >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. we have a red f

former athletic trevor cahill just as good. cassie yaw on relief in the eighth.josh wilson hitting .227 lifetime and just the 10th homer of his career, first of the season and 1-0d-backs. pablo sandoval and a man on unloads, high, deep and aloha. two-run blast and that's the difference. 2-1 the final. the giants go for a series sweep of the snakes tomorrow. a's and angels and technically their second game of the day after going 19 innings last night and into this morning. he is a bad man in the fourth. a hammer to right center. 387 feet off the top and he needed 388. we are tied at one. in the fifth he does it again. left center this time. 385 feet. he needs to get in the weight room. you have to muscle up a little bit. it cost him two homers. the a's are victorias 10-6. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thursday is gonna be fun, so fun. >> your hit men will be out. >> thanks, larry. >>> for some high school students prom will be a night they will never forget. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees

former athletic trevor cahill just as good. cassie yaw on relief in the eighth. josh wilson hitting .227 lifetime and just the 10th homer of his career, first of the season and 1-0d-backs. pablo sandoval and a man on unloads, high, deep and aloha. two-run blast and that's the difference. 2-1 the final. the giants go for a series sweep of the snakes tomorrow. a's and angels and technically their second game of the day after going 19 innings last night and into this morning. he is a bad man in the fourth. a hammer to right center. 387 feet off the top and he needed 388. we are tied at one. in the fifth he does it again. left center this time. 385 feet. he needs to get in the weight room. you have to muscle up a little bit. it cost him two homers. the a's are victorias 10-6. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thursday is gonna be fun, so fun. >> your hit men will be out. >> thanks, larry. >>> for some high school students prom will be a night they will never forget. >> the blunder that lead >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. we have a red f

for thousands of miles and put on to another source of food with one kind of nectar and if we eat cahill us and would make us healthy but if we ate only that it would work. it would not work for the bees but then these that were healthy now the immune system is compromised and put on to the genetically modified crops with the pesticides and the sole purpose is to disrupt and kill insects. gerri: and the b is caught up in that? you could hardly help that. >> i have an uncle who was the beekeeper and they were in the family and it was always a wonderful thing to have fresh honey in the household. tell us about bees and how important they are not just to the food-processing but also generally. >> bees are important because they pollinate the food that we eat but apart from that they are a part of agriculture in have been for hundreds of years we have had bees in this country over four centuries. when you grow by an sure you had sour with money it is beautiful only produced down there and even that is disappearing a sourwood honey and as there are fewer bees than the demand for bees increase

jeremy cahill, his knew book is called dirty wars." he has a documentary on that as well.cia rose the professor from brown university, and oftentimes contributor right here on current television for "the young turks," and joe williams is a political reporter and commentate interior d.c. you all know him let's keep it real on that front. so, let me start with you joe. how culpable are thee guys? would it have made a bigger difference if they would have participated ahead of time? and is it just as bad participating afterwards? what is your thought. >> this is another thread for fbi investigators to unravel. who doesn't remember what it's like to be a knuckle head 22-year-old guy your friend is in trouble. he comes to you and you want to help him out. but these guys have entered a world of trouble as you mentioned, and this is when the fbi will lean on them for information that they may note. if they had help before the tract, or if they had gone to the authorities there might be more information of how this plot got started. who dzhokhar tsarnaev had been talking to ahead o

i know jeremy's cahill -- he wrote, jeremy schedule pledges to be the same journalists under the obama administration that he was under bill clinton and george bush's presidency. he talks about how he got some of the most vicious hate mail from democrats more so than in all the years he was exposing bush and bush hospira trip. question from the audience -- bush's torture, -- bush's torture. >> does anybody here not want to be critical of the democrats? wantshink everybody here to be critical of democrats. do we encourage people here to do to build media, to challenge mainstream media? what are specific things we call on our active people here and our bloggers and journalists to do? , to dig deep.job it is not about who is president. whether the president is republican, democrat, made maybe in the future and independent or green -- it is about going beyond the words. so much of politics today is debating what is meant by particular words. it is our job to evaluate the actions. also, most importantly, not just to give voice to those in power, but to be there at the target anend, especial

have any of you read thomas cahill's stuff? why the greeks matter, how the irish saved civilization and his suggestion that we really hinged history on something more than economic pluses and minuses in something more than warfare occurrences. it's the individual who springs forward at a particular time in history that has created the pathway for the human condition. in truth it's probably a meld of the two, thinking again it's only the human critter who is willing to fight and die for an idea. one of the things that you come down to is plato was right ,-com,-com ma that only the dead unfortunately have seen the end of war. i was at nelson's house if an item we were talking about that very subject. just thinking about the nature of war for a second, it was pat who suggested to consider how every other human endeavor shrinks to insignificance before it and god how i love it was the finish line. it would be dishonest of any person who has been in combat not to at least own up a little bit, that the thrill and the core somehow int

have any of you read thomas cahill's stuff? why the greeks matter, how the irish saved civilization and his suggestion that we really hinged history on something more than economic pluses and minuses in something more than warfare occurrences. it's the individual who springs forward at a particular time in history that has created the pathway for the human condition. in truth it's probably a meld of the two, thinking again it's only the human critter who is willing to fight and die for an idea. one of the things that you come down to is plato was right ,-com,-com ma that only the dead unfortunately have seen the end of war. i was at nelson's house if an item we were talking about that very subject. just thinking about the nature of war for a second, it was pat who suggested to consider how every other human endeavor shrinks to insignificance before it and god how i love it was the finish line. it would be dishonest of any person who has been in combat not to at least own up a little bit, that the thrill and the core somehow int

have any of you read thomas cahill's stuff?hy the greeks matter, how the irish saved civilization and his suggestion that we really hinged history on something more than economic pluses and minuses in something more than warfare occurrences. it's the individual who springs forward at a particular time in history that has created the pathway for the human condition. in truth it's probably a meld of the two, thinking again it's only the human critter who is willing to fight and die for an idea. one of the things that you come down to is plato was right ,-com,-com ma that only the dead unfortunately have seen the end of war. i was at nelson's house if an item we were talking about that very subject. just thinking about the nature of war for a second, it was pat who suggested to consider how every other human endeavor shrinks to insignificance before it and god how i love it was the finish line. it would be dishonest of any person who has been in combat not to at least own up a little bit, that the thrill and the core somehow inter