well, gary, we've all discussed and cussed the b.c.s. system. gary: yes.ed you to come up with maybe an alternative plan. and we'll get to it right after this. gary: i don't know if it's better. it's different. verne: i like it, though. gary: you and our producer craig silver said come up with something. verne: what have you got in mind? gary: i'm going to put six teams in the playoff. the top six. and we're top. and you're going to choose this from a selection committee. i want people who are accountable to make their decisions. the top two seeds have to be champions of their conference. verne: and we'll continue after this play. gary: we must make these championships mean something. verne: right. third down. third and 3. that will be a first down for georgia. and back to your idea. gary: and just like the nfl, what do those top conference champions get? they get home games or a bye. that's what the top two seeds get in my formula, a bye. if everything held with the chalk. l.s.u. is the best team. oklahoma state, if they win, they'll be conference champio

well, gary, we've all discussed and cussed the b.c.s. system. gary: yes.ed you to come up with maybe an alternative plan. and we'll get to it right after this. gary: i don't know if it's better. it's different. verne: i like it, though. gary: you and our producer craig silver said come up with something. verne: what have you got in mind? gary: i'm going to put six teams in the playoff. the top six. and we're top. and you're going to choose this from a selection committee. i want people who are accountable to make their decisions. the top two seeds have to be champions of their conference. verne: and we'll continue after this play. gary: we must make these championships mean something. verne: right. third down. third and 3. that will be a first down for georgia. and back to your idea. gary: and just like the nfl, what do those top conference champions get? they get home games or a bye. that's what the top two seeds get in my formula, a bye. if everything held with the chalk. l.s.u. is the best team. oklahoma state, if they win, they'll be conference champio

now you got gary's dna and you got the paint.s a little bit difficult, i think, to sell to any reasonable person, the idea has this is all a big coincidence. >> when the three new murder charges were filed in march of 2003, it fell to another member of the defense, michelle shaw, to broach the subject of changing his plea with ridgway. she met with ridgway's brother, wife and son. the next day, she went to see him. >> i told him his family loved him and they didn't want him to die, and i asked him if he wanted to live, and he said, yes. then he just broke down and started sobbing. >> did you know where this was going? >> yes. >> it's been over 20 years and he's never confessed this crime or any of these crimes to anyone. was there a moment where he actually said, i did these things? >> my recollection is that he said, i want to cooperate. i want to cooperate. i want to live. i want to do whatever i can. >> here's the deal ridgway was offering. he would plead guilty, not just to the seven murders he was currently charged with, but

bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris and gary and susan. gary b. win for unions and big loss for jobs in. >> absolutely, brenda. look, i'm going to try to take my opinions out of it and i just went to some sources and we'll play a little who said this. the first one, cause of long-term unemployment is unionization, high union wages that exceed the competitive market rate are likely to cause job losses in the unionized sector of the economy. you know who said that. >> gary b smith. >> lauren summers who used to be advisor to president obama. now what the federal reserve said. it said unionization has about the same effect on investment as a 30 percentage point increase in the corporate tax and two more, brenda, there's a 2010 study out. unionized firms have profits that are 10 to 20% less than nonunionized firms. in study of 510 firms. the growth of unionized firms was zero. brenda, aim i'm not sure how much of a message this says about unionization, it will be flat-out horrible for employment and for the economy. >> brenda: interesting, susan, what

>>gary: >>gary: say goodbye to todd haley and his beard. tony serrano and his sunglasses were fired also. >>gary: in the nba season opens christmas night. some of your favorites are they're having their picture taken. >> there are some fundamental things that every point guard should know. as long as we get some consistency, i have had three different coaches. >>gary: of the lockout had to trim some games from the regular season. they're going from 82-66 games. >> we cannot have much of a training camp. that is what hurts more than anything. we are a young team. 82 week training camp, getting our players out there. that is the biggest challenge for us. >>gary: you will hear the audience speak to a kron anchored next. >>gary: it is courageous to go on the air even when you do not know what it's coming. i have no idea what these questions are from the audience e.f. is down the gary, what are the chances of trading alice this season? >>gary: i did not think it will trade him right now, the warriors want a lot in return for him. he is a dynamit

so did gary, who was just 20 years old then. >> he had come into my room, and he said "hey, gary, i'mo be leaving now, so make sure you get up." i said "okay, no problem, thanks dad. love you, okay, see you." >> gary showered, dressed, headed outside into a cold, dark morning. it was then he saw something odd lying on the pavement. >> and as i got closer and closer, i started saying "wow, that looks like my dad" and when i finally got up and realized it was my dad, i had that moment of just, like disbelief. >> archie was healthy, just 58, didn't make sense, seeing him like this on the driveway. >> i went, "dad?" and i touched him, and there was just, i'll never forget that feeling, but -- it just, it was very lifeless. it didn't, it didn't feel good. so i started yelling "mom, mom! call 911! dad's laying on the driveway! i don't know what's the matter." >> when paramedics arrived it was much too late to save archie or in this next moment the inspect expectations about life, which gary mcfarland now lost, for good. >> there was just blood everywhere on the front of him and i just lost

gary has the details of the new clear to the warriors. gary has details on all the sports next. >>jaqueline: the rain system has now pushed down to the southwest. it will the moisture offshore. the next system is turning offshore to the north. that will affect us for thursday. we have some light showers through the north bay. by 8:00, we could see a few wayward showers. we will definitely be getting under one-tenth of an inch of rain. let's take a look at what we're going to be seen tomorrow. chilly conditions to start with temperatures widespread in the '30's. we will see a couple of places of the low 40's. san francisco will be the warmest location of 45. temperatures will be cooled- mild. mid-50s for the most part. rain on thursday and then dry weather set back up again. temperatures will stay nice and mild. >>gary: good evening. the sharks are going into overtime tonight. we are going inside the pepsi center in colorado. dan boyle is the guest here. each team had a penalty. it books like colorado is going to beat the sharks. with only a few seconds left their eight days. rig

in just a moment we'll speak live with gary and his lawyer.n unfolding the past few days. >> it will weigh heavily on me for a very long time. >> reporter: while gary giordano is now out of jail and out in public, telling his side of the story. >> we weren't drinking heavily. we were a sober couple. >> reporter: his comments seem to be raising as many questions as they are answering. especially with people close to robyn gardner. robert forester was robyn's boyfriend. le spoke to george stephanopoulos friday live on "good morning america." >> what's the big question you want answered? >> where's robyn? where is she? you're the last one to see her. whether -- where did she go? >> reporter: why was robyn who hated to swim, snorkeling with giordano on the day that she disappeared. giordano has always said that she was pulled out of sea while he frantically swam back to shore. >> everybody knows that she's not going to go into the water, whether it's her hair or makeup getting messed up. >> reporter: he also questioned giordano's seeming lack of e

>> i'm not quite sure -- >> gary, do you miss her?'s name because someone is satisfied. >> i do miss her. and i personally feel like i'll see her again. that's how i feel in my mind. i just haven't come to grasps with she's gone. i was released from prison four days ago, being there for four months. it's difficult. very difficult. >> gary giordano, appearing live on "gma" this morning. thank you very much for time. and jose baez his attorney. thank you both once again. >>> we're going to switch gears and check the forecast with our meteorologist ginger zee. ginger, over to you. >> good morning, dan, good morning, everyone. dallas needed rain and they got just about an inch, under an inch overnight. that rain stretches all of the way up to detroit, who doesn't need any rain. and a lot of places in between don't. flood watches covering 11 states as i mentioned earlier. that same system is going to move slowly off to the north and east. bringing more flooding to the region. back to the west, from there, that frigid air is going to settle

>>gary: see what happens. know what i will write for the script yes i am very excited about that game. it is easier. [laughter] >>gary: i like kron because we do have hiccups. i did not want to watch something that is perfect. you watched every newscast because it is so scripted. and if you can tell me one funny moment, or one across jerky moment, or something that does bomb on another newscast, let me know. >>jacqueline: i was asking if you had to have it pulled, that is my concern for you. >>gary: not injured but it's expected to be the nfl's no. 1 pick. and this robert griffin the third out of baylor winning the heisman trophy. he is her the no. 1 quarterback. he is the no. 1 quarterback on the team today the first-team all- american quarterback a still, when they call the quarterback as good as this young griffin is. >>gary: now they say the joke is is a lonely existence. now you know what is coming up? we have started this thing again, i'll try to back up what i said. i'm not kidding, at least when you wa

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>> i can't think of any pop star lead in as compared to gary b. but, however, he's probably prepared for that for three days in advance, but listen that's true, a snapshot what happened last year and conditions leading up until now. i'm not all that sanguine going into 2012. brenda, you said it's an election year and politicians are going to do everything necessary, you know, to make things good. the problem is what they think is the right prescription, you know, cut back, spending cutbacks, fiscal contraction, that's not the stuff that you see big booms and recoveries come out of. and so, i think we're going to see a lot of what we have seen you know, in 2011. we're going to see weak growth and not going to see much improvement on the employment side and the job side and still see sort of a chop why i side ways market through 2012. so, it's going to be frustrating for a lot of people and clearly going to be questioning for people who are looking for jobs because there's not going to be a big job boom and it's going to be frustrating for investors

>>gary: here is question no.>> gary how you can't i for guys will do against pittsburgh next week? >>gary: without quarterback and without harrison, if the quarterback lead to will be pretty close to but if he does not play different and the 49ers. >> carry i want to know if they will make the super bowl this year? >>gary: know they will not make the super bowl nine years jason applebaum the best tradition in the market and his mom. hello diane. and this is no joke. people say gary has been doing this and long time he still looked like he is having fun and that is because your son does all the work. i come and show up for about one minute. you do all the work because i do not know how to get it, i do not know how to do a computer i do not want to have a meeting i did not want to talk to people. your son does all this stuff that i cannot do he is just a wonderful guy. some people missing i'm so tired, this business chucks, but your son ready to go every day you have a good boy this year.

>>gary: let me read one more. this, you thought they were to take your life shortly after your stand in mexico city? >> we went against the confidential information act, they fought us to nl, when he got reported he sent to me after the statue was built in san jose he says when you find time read this. when i read it was a conspiracy to get tommy smith, john carlos and lee evans to mexico at a time to call me go with this to this down there that lost their lives to make a clean house and get rid of everybody the same way. >>gary: you are still standing and they do for me. and you are about to see history, any media person paaying for a book. [laughter] >>> fraud? is that what kim kardashian's ex just alleged in new marriage annulment papers? we investigate. i'm brooke anderson. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> kris humphries wants an annulment from kim kardashian, claiming she only said yes to fuel ratings. >> did kris humphries just admit that his tv wedding was staged? what's really behind his newest reported fraud

>>gary: you heard smith talk about gambling on the game. right now there is no definitive word on whether or not ross was burger will start for the start. in long island were suspended for one day for t- bowing in the hallway. my word! that is ridiculous. >>gary: when we come back, it is golden gloves time. we love jan wahl.--when we come back it is time for the golden globes. >>gary: the golden gloves get everyone excited. >>jan: they have no integrity at the golden gloves. >>jan: the hollywood foreign press awards are born to be funny and crazy. they have nominated all of these people who will actually show up. >>gary: what is your prediction for best motion picture drama? >>jan: descendants. the hell is a really fine social issue movie. you go is the one they may give it to because it is international. >>gary: money ball? >>jan: i think they're going to give it to hugo. i love the descendants. i would like for you to see it. i think you may like this one serious dear >> best motion picture for comedy? >>jan: i am crazy for midnight in pa

>>gary: that is a good one.ryone screams harbaugh, but some of these players came out of the box ready to go. no question singletary was in over his head with no previous coaching experience the nonetheless there are a few things that he must have done well. when you say singletary, people roll their eyes. but he did lead and left them with some pretty good players. >> call says the following. >>gary: we talked about this on the 6:00 news. they want to sign their pictures and not give someone else may be $150 million. if you remember this deal a couple of years ago, this is when the giants did the bowling ball thing at home plate, and then barry siegel try to get even. if i had to get hit by pitch, let him do it. but i really think he just flat out, out of their price range and they have always said we were not go out for albert to close or the mets. >> patrick said the following. >>gary: i heard something the other day there are no good interviewers, just interviewees. this guy has a history and he is a part of

>>darya: gary, good morning. >>gary: have you watched any of the game? >>darya: none of the game at all. today, i pulled up the highlights. marshall all lynch is there. he is from oakland. i look at him and he had two touchdowns. i did not think anyone was coming out of that and suddenly, there he was running with the ball. that was amazing to me. >> >>gary: do you know what he eats? skills. >>darya: i'd love scuttles, only the tropical.--i love

>>gary: you can take this any place you want.y: but you guys could lose back to that more years and one to nothing. and the back of your mind are you a little bit nervous thinking this may not be meant to be, here we go again. you had a tight game with duke. >> it was definitely in the back of our mind, and we actually talked about this on the way to we actually had a feeling that this was our year in this was our time. >>gary: when you hear something like into a look, there's a big deal and i am sure when you bring home the trophy is the campus have a big deal? all of the stanford kids, you will be scientists and help the world, i mean skorts baby does not carry like a dozen small communities the was a big deal on campus? >> definitely we had a nice reception, the band came there were good people and it was nice to see all the support. >>gary: take us to the ncaa championship. >> that is my fellow senior that i have known for ever she did all the hard work down the sideline i was just they're working at the back post and you kno

>>gary: >>gary: this is his third place that has not worked. two times in a row he was candid--he was handed the keys to the car and had to give them back. >>darya: i am still fascinated with the whites what on television. now, they're doing celebrity white's law. whites what is what regular people, the trade winds and the wife has a mother the kids that are not hers, it is a reality show. gary busey is quite wants to do it.--gary busey and his wife are doing it. do you remember who flavor flayed is? he is doing it. >>gary: i never tell anyone how to live, but why does everyone have to have a camera now? this all goes back to facebook, go to facebook and like me. that is a picture of the week until monday. >>darya: go 49ers! >>gary: the game will be over or around 4:00 p.m., i am going to call you, you'll probably be our writing your 19 mi.. >>darya: we will be right back. is dusk >>will: of around 1:30 a.m. yesterday, there were four people inside of the home, a family of four. they were not injured, but look at the mess left behind. the arbor

>>gary: let's go back to 1968. how much thought went into that before he said, i am a black man and i am going to college my fist on the victory stand. did you have any idea that it would cause that much negativity run the world? >> i had a vision as a kid, god should me as a youngster, i realize i was the only individual on the box. third i had an advanced notice that something was going to happen in my life. fortunately for me, i was still down enough that i can remember back to when i was 7 and exactly what happened in envisions it least 15 years later in mexico. >>gary: the majority of black people said go get them! the majority of white people were scared. >> anyone black or white might be afraid of something they never experienced. no one had ever seen anyone stand before the world and make a statement, i do not know if the majority of white people disliked me, the socialist party liked what we did because they understood what we're doing and why. >>gary: you must have known, i will not be able to get a job i

which is you and which is gary. >> this would be me. >> gary and larry. in a rare recorded interview obtained by cnn, larry hall recounts a tough start. >> i know when i was born my mother told me i was blue. that i hadn't had enough oxygen to me or something. >> reporter: identical twin sons growing up hard. in the hall home, this was little money and lots of problems. author leaven interviewed larry hall it. >> was a very cluttered household. they were raised with dysfunction. >> reporter: neighbors say their mother was domineering. their father drank and sometimes turned violent. he worked at the local cemetery. what was it like growing up next to a cemetery? was it creepy? >> not at all. not for me. at 12 years of age, larry and i started to work at the cemetery. >> reporter: as he grew older, larry had problems fitting in at school. >> he was always the back ward twin. i was the more dominant, outgoing twin. he hung out with what my wife and i and a lot of fellow classmates called the misfits or the stinky crowd. >> reporter: still the boys were best

>>gary: people got to know him. when you win the world series, says darya, this is the latest example this always sounds callous but people say if we love this guy, but it was the year, but at the end of the day it is all about money. these guys only have 70 years to make it. when you have agents involved, they're pretty cold-blooded. >>darya: that is the name of the game. third >>gary: summit a kid's got a kick out of kobe ross, a small guy able to do big things. when it comes down to money, all the lowest is taken out of it. if >>darya: will look past roster soft costs obviously you have to change something. >>darya: i have some lighting fixtures. of the theory >> i saw them last night. >>gary: where did those pictures come from? >>darya: i believe these were the actions that were released online. comcast was label on some of them. this girl was a basketball guard for san diego state. >>gary: that is good for everyone. >>gary: there is something about closing at your wedding and then sending it to the media outlet

and that gary miller had found the killer of jessica roach.ut the next day, hall changed his story. >> as i was talking to him he said, i was just telling you about my dreams. that didn't really happen. he said, it was just my dreams. i said, larry, that's not what you said. you said it happened and you didn't like talking about it because you didn't like the things you had done but you never mentioned it being a dream. >> but he stuck to his new story. larry hall was recanting everything. everyone in the nicu, all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with special needs, our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. ♪ imagine me and you, i do ♪ i think about you day and night ♪ ♪ it's only right ♪ to think abo

we're so used to bubble growth economy. >> gary b. go ahead. >> let me give the return, i agree with jonas on the housing prices, but there's one good piece of news in there, is that unemployment amongst the 25 to 34 year old sector showed a dramatic increase, that's the group that are looking to first buy their, looking to buy their first home, rather. once that starts to go, then, all the homes above them start to start selling because everyone wants to move up that can't move up pour in my case, move down that can't move down, so, i think that's really good news there, and you know, kind of, maybe the hidden gem and i hope a hopeful housing market. >> i don't want to throw cold water, but 2 1/2 million homes that are foreclosure, another 4 1/2 million homes that are going into foreclosure, gary. >> we have a depression in housing and to your point, as long as we're at point where it's cheaper to buy a home than rent a home today in the united states, and still we can't get demand for sales, that's a five year tragedy. >> you're say

and that gary miller had found the killer of jessica roach.he next day, hall changed his story. >> as i was talking to him he said, i was just telling you about my dreams. that didn't really happen. he said, it was just my dreams. i said, larry, that's not what you said. you said it happened and you didn't like talking about it because you didn't like the things you had done but you never mentioned it being a dream. >> but he stuck to his new story. larry hall was recanting everything. ♪ [ male announcer ] it has an hd webcam, killer audio, and lids that switch to start every semester fresh. but mostly it helps me try new moves on and off the court. ♪ [ male announcer ] powered by the 2nd gen intel core i5 processor: not just smart, visibly smart. for a limited time purchase select dell pc's and receive our holiday photo solution. our gift to you. [ femala $100 cream. we wereo flattered when regenerist beat flabbergasted when we creamed a $500 cream. for about $30 regenerist micro-sculpting cream hydrates better than over 20 of america's most

>>gary: you get young players. the price is right, you build them back up, chris hall is the best player on that team. >>darya: they have resigned and the on trade. >>gary: quit showing off. >>darya: they are saying, you have done as a favor. now, we know that we can move on. jordan is a tall guys who is athletic. i do not think he is that much better than what they have. >>darya: let's move on to the coaches that were fired. i am baffled. with the chiefs, you go from being coach of the year to being fired? >>gary: he is a pretty tough guy to deal with. we say all the time, if you're going to be a jackass, you better be a winning jazz. >>darya: and tony serrano? >>gary: is a funny thing, not the except getting fired, but when you take the job, 90 percent of them know eventually what will happen. >>darya: it is not those days where they will stay forever and ever. if people do not buy what you are selling, what can you do? >>darya: how about this former raiders player and his downfall. todd marinovich. now, with the

thank south to >>darya: @ good morning, like gary. but ... >>gary: he is tall. he got into the leak in a rough way. it made him a millionaire at 19. michael jordan was running in the washington nba teams then. he was the no. all-jesse was the no. 1 pick over all, it just did not work out. >>darya: is that indicative of a one-year deal? >>gary: one year, 7 million. they tried to other guys, they did not get either. i guess he will be a backup center. is that a new suit? >>darya: i have the jacket, i thought i'd throw on the skirt. gary, i always tried to allay the 49ers story. now, they are saying it will be january 2014. >>gary: the people with the money want to go somewhere. you can talk all you want, we're having a meeting with mayor ed lee, no sense, he has 255 on them. the people who control these teams, i have already felt, if you are going to take the risk and take the one to pony up a for senate of the money comedy should be able to play where you want. if you have ever been to great america, that is where it is. the freeway access is right there. if you

>>gary: alright, we will talk with the audience up next. 6z7 >> gary can the 49ers beat the steelersnday? >>reporter: creek it's been rough this burger does not play, it will be your of the quarterback. >> do you think that the raiders have a chance of being as good as they used to be and as tough as they used to be in the days of old? >>gary: of kenya make the question any longer? i am just telling you i think they need a general manager they will have to work the team over a little bit. they need a new face over there and i think i do not know, give me one more quick. >> and gary i just wanted to find out it's looking for this coming season and was the possibility of the warrior is getting to the playoffs? >>gary: but there look fantastic and i played a game yet but i think they might make the playoffs. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm

>>gary: and here is the man actually holding... [laughter] >>gary: i can even do my story tonight.laughter] >>catherine: and no one will remember the news, sports or whether from that night, only this. [laughter] >>pam: can someone tell us whether or not there is a fire? [laughter] >>catherine: it there was no fire, that is the kind of thing that happens on tv and this being the age of youtube, people kind of never forget. stay with us, more news coming up after the break. s. that's an extra 20% off gifts for her. all the greatest gifts for him. must have kitchen electrics for the home. and dazzling fine jewelry. save an extra 20% off all your holiday gifts. doors open extra early saturday. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make christmas affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that

>>gary: when you join a major conference in noon call zahara who >>gary: and jim harbaugh is in and letting it all away. >> our guys have been really all about that for the entire season is. this winds will leave the championships. if we can get better today than we were yesterday, we will chase that. >> is there a rule that we have to hear him say nothing today? >> i am asking my producer, is there a reason? bill >> all is quiet at the baseball winter meetings. the big story is centered around albert pulls, the floor of marlon known as the miami marlins, they have offered him a 10 year deal for a little over 200 million. he spent his first tenure san with st. louis. q >>gary: when we return we salute the ncaa stanford women's soccer team. we are coming back with a chance in a moment. lukens in when veterans all love golf half fee if of hawthorne- if it >>gary: off for the first time, a stamford are the champions of the college soccer world. over the last two years they reached a champion game and lost 1-0 each time. guess what they did on sunday against duke's? if they won a fourth game of

judge panel rejecting an appeal to keep gary giordano behind bars. now from new york, the suspect seemed, how would you consider him this morning? >>reporter: combative. strange, i think. gary giordano seemed evasive, unresponsive, the answers disjointed and he says, i'll interview myself if you don't mind. the attorney, baez, jumped in several times. gary giordano denies drinking the day robyn gardner vanished and claims they never ordered drinks at the bar where they sat together for an hour. even though there is video of him sipping from cocktail cups which was filled with vodka and gary giordano says they were not snorkeling in a remote location on the island. >> we were 100 yards from a scuba diving store, with tanks in the back, 100 yards from a cuba diving store, not a remote location. okay? we were in view of other people at the beach. >>reporter: yet he admits the dive shop was closed with nobody around and he does not account for all of their whereabouts the afternoon she disappeared, a two hour time period unaccounted for. gary giordano is

gary's made two. good for him. i'm zero for 14. i'm ahead of gary in the polls. of jon huntsman in the last poll from florida. i can't get included in the debate. you know why. they don't want to talk about the money in politics. government is controlled by the special interests. insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies and they did health reform. you got to be kidding me. they ought to put doctors, nurses and patients in the room, plain people ought to take our country back. >> governor roemer and governor johnson, thank you for agreeing to do this together. i appreciate it. good luck in your future endeavors. >> thanks, man. >> we'll be right back with cnbc's larry kudlow and his big newt gingrich interview. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. diabetes testing? it's all the same. nothing changes. then try this. freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna-- [beep] wow. yep, that's the patented freestyle zipwik™ design. did it just-- [both] target the blood? yeah, drew it right in. the test starts fast. you need just a t

>>gary: it is a lot at the holidays. traveling to miami, but i think people can go to arizona to represent, it is easier than miami. >>darya: that it will not be hard for stanford grads. they're normally doing pretty well. >>darya: just imagine that everyone expected, calif. a will be in the holiday bowl. >>darya: what happened at this game, >>gary: we stayed there for about three-quarters. we left after three quarters. >>darya: this happened around nightfall a.m.. >>darya: that is not good. there were minor injuries. >>gary: weaver there. they were going to play in does that the cup. that is where it was scheduled. that, they found out that to xenophon's is good teams reached the finals so they were able to use that stadium. ba >>darya: tiger woods. when will we decide? i think the other players in need to fear tiger woods, it is not that point at all. >>gary: that is the first time i have slipped over to see who is leading in golf since football started. >>darya: now no one tents in any more. death death >>gary: no mat

[laughter] >>gary: you can say it.s, i worked it kron so i know pretty much everything, you understand. but the point is, i have researched this. only baby ruth meant more to a sport than tiger woods. in other words, if you took bay blues out of baseball in the 1920's and '30's there will be no one there. >>jacqueline: what about wayne gretzky? >>gary: no, you would still watch hockey without him. but you will not watch golf with out tiger. we need a new sofa. something i can stretch out on. oh! that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! for a limited time buy select seating and get 15% back. so, open your eyes and check out your new living room! [ gasps ] honey, the tv's over there! yep, we got you the new at&t u-verse wireless receiver so you can put your tv pretty much anywhere you want. and that stand... anywhere? like, we can put it over there? and that coffee... or we could t it on the patio for watching the game with the

>>gary: none. he wants to go to l.a.ontract and may have to move them as much as i like the new owners, i think he would much rather play and your loss and less. >> and laura says... >>gary: all the key figures are women in the morning there is no one i can go hunting with. i do not have a chance here. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get started at citisimplicity.com. >>> "the insider" is taking you in depth on today's big celebrity headlines. i'm brooke anderson. >> "the insider" is on. >>> muhammad ali reportedly rushed to the hospital. the 911 call. the boxing legend's last public appearance and ou

gary is a successful businessman. he has unfortunately his father is very ill and his mother is of age and he has spent a significant amount of money. he also has excellent credit. he -- there was no situation where something money at the level of only 1.5 million that's a lot of money to a lot of people but if you take a look at gary's financial situation it doesn't make sense at all. we were prepared to show that. we would have shown 1.5 million which is a lot of money, money is money it would not be as strong a motive as initially looked at. >> i started staffing in 95. that year i had revenues close to $3 million in the grooirs. i built a new house for 1.2 million and the following year another house $1.8 million. i had two houses. i had money. at 1.5 million is a lot of money for people but i have no debt i don't owe my money i am not a gambleler. >> have you ever taken out insurance on a traveling companion before that? >> yes. she testified to the grand jury in maryland and said not only did she sign it not onl

>>gary: it is like being on a show with you. it's >>darya: tell me about basketball kobe does not agree with what is going on with the lakers. kobe bryant is upset about what is going on with the trades. the nba was upset with what was going to go on and now the resolution is kris all goes to the clippers. >>darya: when you look at the " from kobe bryant about that he says, the reality show wasn't a problem. >>gary: i think they're making room for dwight power. i cannot believe you would let a guy like oldham go for nothing and run the risk of upsetting kobe bryant. he has been there for 16 years. he has squatter's rights. when you have been there for 16 years, you should have a little say. >>darya: he said flat out, i do not like it. >>gary: they are born to get another big name. we'll be right back. >>darya: an update on a powerful earthquake in southern mexico. at least three people are dead and roads remained blocked after this 6.5 magnitude earthquake that struck saturday night. the aftermath, you can see from miles away. o

>>gary: this was the no.ba last season he played in charlotte with 8.7 rebounds. that is put it this way, if he placed too many minutes, the warriors are really bad. now we have an a's player staying. dallas is staying for least one more year. he was injured all of last season. best remembered for throwing a profit gain of may 9, 2010. he is going to stay on a one-year contract. on the flip side, josh, to the office for oakland last year signed a multi-year contract with the minnesota twins. he is 32 years of age slasher there were 29 home runs and but, they did not want to pay and he is going to go. catherine let me defend myself against people who always say something. >>gary: my home town will prosper. your you heard right here on kron. now this book, throw like a girl, how to dream big, believing yourself and maybe the greatest women softball player all-time jenny. >>gary: my deals has always been with and, i thought she went to pay a state visit, she is selling a book. now james harrison is one of footba

gary explained all up next in sports.y, miami said today they were out of the bidding for the game's best player. meanwhile, everyone is feeling good in miami. they signed this guy, he is a left-handed pitcher for 40 years and $58 million. they were showing off their new uniforms here is jose reyes. fell there they are commonly used to be the shorter marlins and now they are the miami marlins. he will get 22 million in each. now supposedly they're out on albert tools,--albert pulos. >>gary: in this photograph you can see that this is a former miss teen missouri usa and a former miss missouri. good luck to those kids. again, we have that kind of money that is why i am so proud to be next to two women that do not care about the man in their lives or the men from the years. you always gone for character. it does not matter. the same for you jackie, you did not care if a guy had a nickel if he had a good character and a churchgoing man in he was kind. >>pam: thank you. >>jacqueline: maybe jackie, but not him. now if you are a

gary giordano appeared on good morning -- aruba. gary giordano appeared on good morning today. robyn gardner is presumed dead. giordano claims she was swept away while they were snorkeling. >>> expect to pay more to ride metro. the transit agency faces a deficit of nearly $125 million next year. they say a fare increase will be needed to help close the budget gap. it's unclear how much the rates will go up, though. >>> tonight the senate failed to pass an extension of the payroll tax cut.

is director of financial regulation studies at the cattle institute and in philadelphia we cross to gary wade he's assistant professor of finance and statistics at temple university and former moody's managing director are gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first let's have a look at some of the controversy surrounding the rating agencies. last week u.s. rating agency standard and poor's said it was placing fifteen euro zone member states including germany and france on negative watch with the possibility of a downgrade it did so ahead of the european council meeting where angle of merkel and nicolas sarkozy were supposed to thrash out a response to the european debt crisis this is what some critics to believe the agency is exerting pressure on the european council and trying to influence the course of the talks the financial crisis will be causing in the eurozone is no longer a crisis of individual countries on the periphery we think it has taken on sort of a more systemic trajectory has been spreading into some core