gianni's sister, donatellawns 20-percent.is brother, santo owns thirty and gianni left a majorityf the business, 50-percent, to hisiece allegra, donatella's daughter. most americans will be able toty bailout during the great recession in 2008. was laid this week in 1971 when a contractor received what would be one of the first of many helping hands extended by uncle sam. the line between public interest and preferential in 1971, president richard nixon was leaning in the direction of "public interest" when considering if theederal government should loan "lockheed" 250 million dollars to keep it from going the company needed the money to finish its next commercial jetliner. for six months theovernment debated the issue considering whether to stand idle while thousands lost their jobs or agree to set a critical economic precedent. it was a decision that got push forward by a senate committee on july 13, 1971. "this is the plane that lockheed are trying to save. the l-1011 tri-ar, a commercial passenger jet" development of its "

hey, gianni, you going to the kitchen? i'm watching the game. you're not thirsty?ou're thirsty. you look hungry, too. what do i want? pretzels and ginger ale. and mamacaroni and cheese. man, a they annoying. yeah, at least you get to go home. uh-huh. all right, thank you. thank you very much. hoo-hoo-hoo! yeah, yeah, get a good look at this face, sucker because it's the last time it'll be the face of a man who's never been to the greatest place a man can go. wherev it is, i hope they have mouthwash. oh, gee, i don't know. do thehave mouthwash at the super bowl? what? yeah, damn right w what. the paper is sending me to tampa to cover the friday press conference and then i get to hang out and go to the game on sunday.

gianni you u move over to the middle. i'll go to the end. will you just sit down?ight, you're gonna feel a little man-thigh. how does that ab you? you like that? come on! cool i it already. people, shut up, all of you guys. what? what's wrong? nothing. it's... debra's not feeling well bio...hormonally. oh...got it. the enemy within. so...do me a favor. just don't do-- give her a reason-- be cool, be cool. hey, ray. these were on top of the hamper. are th dirty or are they clean?n? uh, yeah. those are dirty. ok, then, ray, let me enlighten you as to how a hamper works, ok? there's a lid on it, and that lid lifts up. now, you take your clothes-- not your clean clothes not the clothes you're wearing right now, but your dirty clothes-- you lift that lid, you insert the clothes and you shut that lid. yeah. got it. got it. this is very nic ray. yeah. this is very nice. pretzel crumbs all over the place. yeah, i'm gonna cleann those up.

former greek finance minister giannis varoufakis sent up a program that would take money from taxpayersp these banks liquid. basically a bank robbery by the government. they never flipped the switch but it was ready to go. the transcript of the conversation was leaked to a newspaper. he could face criminal charges over all this. he was trying to save his own country in the process, but that guy keeping making such interesting news. >> he's stealing people's money and living high off the hog. thank you very much, scott. >>> a new report speaking of going on the roadways, finds that car owners are paying billions of dollars in repair bills due to the nation's bad roads. as bad as it is throughout the country the roughest ride right here in the bay area. the new report from transportation research group trip finds more than a quarter of the nation's major urban roads are in bad shape. the cost of repairing the resulting broksen axles and blown tires and battered shock on soshers is costing the average driver 516 bucks a year. the worst conditions are in san francisco where 74% of the roads