. >> james giuliani is not your typical animal rescue volunteer. he spent 20 years of his life involved with the mob. he has a pet grooming business. >> how did you first get >> there is a kid named fat george. he was a high school buddy. >> go away. >> going a mob guy a days day and anna days day out. >> drugs every day, women every day. that was the was the gangster lifestyle. robbing, selling drugs. >> selling illegal cigarettes. >> so how did he go from drugs to alcohol and present to rescuing animals and running a grooming business. >> its thanks to a little dock he found in the street ten years ago named bruno. >> when he died that's when i had my turning point. >> he wanted to help more animals on the street. so he has done that for the past ten years. when driving around town with his dog, which are the size of horses almost, he will stumble stumbleupon dogs in the street. he puts them in the car and brings them to the brooklyn veterinary. the animals are checked out and prepped for adoption. if they are unadoptable he personally keeps them

james pierson, thanks for joining us today. >> tenuous times, times have changed. that's straight ahead. >>> mean while on our show, we'll be joined by former new york city mayor, rudy giulianiled in new york city, this in the last 11 months. >>> remember ben carson's pitch to fix the economy. >> we need a significantly changed taxation system. and the one that i've advocated is based on tithing. i think god is a pretty fair guy. >> turns out that's not the only financial lesson we can learn from the bible. let's look at financial tricks you have missed. >>> we need a significantly changed taxation system. and the one that i've advocated is based on tithing. because i think god's a pretty fair guy. >> typically speaking, ben carson, the doctor was right. it turns out there are tons of valuable financial lessons hidden in the good book. joining us now national financial expert and radio talk show host chris brown. he's also a former pastor. thanks for being with us, chris. we actually have found over 2,350 references to money in the bible. so what can we learn from it, practically speaking every day? >> yeah, it turns out that that book that's on the end table, that gets open