. >> james howard. my wife and i lived adjacent to the property. i support and welcome the project to our neighborhood. it is a very exciting project. i ask that the commission consider the scale and scope of this venue. there is nothing comparable in the area. it is unprecedented. i have talked with a lot of concerned neighbors over the past week, and as commissioner antonini saw firsthand, we did raise legitimate concerns about the impact something of this scale might have on adjacent residences. add to those things i would like to request that although we are encouraged, going forward, that the project will go off according to plan, i would like to request that in order to ensure that that we review the project leader at six months and 12 months. i am largely concerned that we were not able to reach out to a lot of people in the neighborhood going into the process because of various language barriers and various other hardships. certain people could not be here today who have not had time to understand the project. i am excited about the project

howard. big time names but not the needle moving names, lebron james was in the family, shifted over to vitamin water. so they are doing creative marketing but not including big time endorsements. >> tom: meantime sales volume has been growing for both of these company, bigger base for gatorade so the growth rate is smaller. total products up about 7% but when you get rid of the stuff it is no longer selling like tiger wood gatorade up 15%. powerade, a volume growth this year. what does gatorade have to do. >> they started about by jettisoning tiger woods. we can all talk about that as a positive pov but also to kountion other athletes and teams and leagues and a significant ad campaign to try to recover some of their lost ground. i find it ironic that gatorade b 800 million portion we are aid 600 million. sugar water o 30 years ago if somebody said let's go out and do sugar water, crazy. american entrepreneur y'allism on display. >> tom: speaking of which one week agoing a little more, general motorses came back, roared back as a publicly-traded company and now we are learning it getting back

howard came in and shoved armstrong from behind. they were both sent to an early shower. to the game -- lebron jamesy be feuding with his coach, but it's not affecting his play. he scored 30. the heat won it. 105-94. >>> to oklahoma city, long alley-oop to kevin durant. 11 assists. fast forward to the fourth quarter. westbrook started a fate break with a steal. russell had five steals, but saved his best for last. scored 12 of his 25 late in the game. thunder beat the hornets, 95-89. >>> finally a classic floemt the world go-kart championships. daniel morad crossed the finish line and tried to keep it together. keep it? oh, boy. he lost it. lost control while celebrating on his victory lap. fortunately he was okay except for a bruised ego. the worst thing that can happen to a man, premature celebration. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the kardashians want out. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, every boy's dream, at some point, of being a fireman. we'll introduce you to one little guy who gave up the contents of his piggy

there are no two better than howard dean and james carville. this campaign was brilliant at keeping the message during the campaign, once they got into the white house, they have met -- not been on message. i had my friend says that once they got into the white house, they thought they could focus on policy and forget about politics. you cannot do this. it has to be them mix together from the first day. people have to know what you're doing. a call from chicago. hello. >> i agree with your last call. i think that people want a change but people are afraid of change and that is how to manipulate the people. they manipulate people with fear. i think the republicans have done a great job of directing the message and throwing confusion into the mix. the message goes out to a certain segment of the population. >> you don't think that the american people are saying everything he did for the past two years is wrong? >> people listen to fox news and all these messages and i get so frustrated because i think, my god, listen to someone else. they're just

howard, dwyane wade, meeting at center court. hey, it's all love. third quarter, heat down by six. lebron james, knocks down a three. and the heat are down by three on the road. fourth quarter, game tied at 89-89. jameer nelson, off the screen. knocks down the jumper. magic take a two-point edge. on the next magic possession, it will be nelson. lots of open space. they get the drive and the magic up by four. it will be j.j. redick. excellent pump-fake. knocks down the easy jumper. the magic, at that point, they beat the heat, 104-95. >>> that does it for your sports update. back to you in new york. >> the big three not living up to the hype just yet. >> 87. that's not a very good decision, rob. >> all that money. okay. >>> well, coming up next, nasty weather will be one of the big stories on this thanksgiving. the worst spot in the country, coming up, when we come right back. we get double miles on every purchase. so we earned a holiday trip to the big apple twice as fast! dinner! [ garth ] we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add up fast, we can bring the whole gang! it's hard to b

howard county northbound 95 at route 32. here's jammy costello with the morning news update. >> 20-year-old james kimbell has been sentenced todetective that left him lollly blind. germane cook lost his -- lost his left eye after being hit in a glass beer mug flown by -- thrown kimbell. prosecutors say cook will never work as a police officer again. >>> and for the first time in nearly 30 years, the baltimore branch of the into aelectriced a woman -- naacp elected a woman. testa hill aston will be sworn in on the first of the year. more news and weather for you in about 30 minutes now back to new york and more of "good morning , america" at 8:30. ♪ please i try not to cry >>> that's annie lennox. what a voice. she's going to be here tomorrow, performing live. right here on "good morning america." >> that's one of my favorite songs. i have it on my ipod, in my workout list. >> we have had such a good fall concert series. and she's going to be here tomorrow. >>> it took 25 years, 40,000 interviews. larry king is here, with his long-time producer, wendy walker. sharing classic moments and behind-the-scene moments that make him a