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joe rickets and curt schilling.kets is the owner of the chicago cubs and curt schillings or, star pitcher retired for the boston red sox. it's not about baseball. no. it's about money. actually, no. it's about your money. john avlon is "outfront" now. you say these are examples of political hypocrisy. explain. >> yes. get the government out of my life, cut spending unless it's corporate wefare a that might benefit the bottom line. for an awkward reason his super park got an ugly pitch. rejected when it came to light. check the name of his super pac. ending spending action fund. all dedicated to reining in spending. then our friend curt schilling, retired running a video game company calmed 38 studios. relocated from massachusetts to rhode island in exchange for republican incentives. this past weekend bounced a $1.1 million check. they may be having solvency problems. >> wow. and owing state taxes, $35 million? >> 1.1 the bounced check. that brings us -- >> brings us to tonight's number. $225 million. what the heck

. >>> a video game company owned by former star curt schilling has struck out. 38 studios laid off its entire 300-person staff on thursday. the company received a $75 million loan to move to rhode island in 2010. if the company goes under, rhode island could be responsible for some of its debt. >>> and if you work for ibm, you could have an iphone, but you can't use siri. the voice-activated system is banned on ibm-issued cell phones. a company executive says because ibm has no control over how the questions are stored. better to be cautious than -- >> i didn't know that siri stored my questions, and i hope that siri never shares the questions. >> i hope so for you, too. terrell, could be scary. >> ashley morrison in new york. good seeing you. >>> coming up on the morning news. going eye to eye with a shark. a great white takes some big bites near a fishing boat. this is the morning news. [ male announcer ] there are only so many foods that make kids happy. and even fewer that make moms happy too. with wholesome noodles and bite sized chicken, nothing brings you together like chicken n

with the help of curt schilling on our board, governor tom ridge and others, we'll be dedicating a 13-foot high monument in the village of saint marie dumont recognizing not only major winters' contributions in that area, but also the contributions of all the american divisions who led the way on d-day. source one and circuit usa have agreed to be our title sponsor just recently of the richard winters dedication. if randy webb and tray harris could stand up, it means an awful lot to us. we'd like to recognize them. [ applause ] the documentary part of the winters leadership project is narrated by damione lewis who played him in "band of brothers." finally, we'd like to thank all the veterans here tonight, not only from world war ii but all the wars and all those who help preserve our freedom. we'd like to ask you to please stand briefly so we can recognize the contributions you make to america. [ applause ] it's always a thrill for me to watch the veterans of today interact with the veterans of world war ii. there's a mutual respect there. a lot of us who haven't been in a war don't u