it was jim rowe. >> so finally, the mystery man was identified. not mike or steve or bob. but jim. james ruben rowe, to be exact. at long last a real name, but that was all that was real about him. >> it's been very gratifying to be here in st. george. it is a very special place. >> like the time jim rowe in a navy s.e.a.l. uniform spoke to a class of high school students about his years in an elite commando unit, about sacrifice and friendship and faith, in a speech arranged by ron nelson. >> anybody that i served with, i would have gladly laid my life down for. and i can say the same thing for anyone that served with me. >> or when nelson, whose family is prominent in the mormon church, sponsored jim rowe's baptism. >> i just trusted jim wholeheartedly. nobody could make me feel any different. >> and all the while, nelson claims, jim rowe was stealing. like the time rowe brokered the sale of his collection of antique rifles, sold them far too cheap and pocketed all the proceeds. >> he sold $250,000 of them for $38,000. >> he kept the money? >> and kept the money. >> of course, ro

>> caller: hockeytown 21 in a row boo-yah, jim cramer. how are you doing? >> it is pretty amazing.e court advantage boo-yah. >> caller: i think so. >> what's up? >> caller: because of diversification and scaling and most diversification and the fun is really back so thank you. >> well, you know what? if you're having fun that means you're concentrating. so telling people to have fun. what those people don't understand is they hated the market so much that they made it interesting. how can i help? >> caller: i'm holding kraft and doing pretty good with it, but i'm confused about the split. is the ratio decided arbitrarily by the board and the bean counters or are there sec regs involved? who picks the magic number and how do they get it? >> it will be the company and they'll do what's right with the split, and i trust them to do what's right with this strategy. i'd tell them -- i think they'll do what's right with the tactics. i say don't worry. we'll make money in this kraft. we have and it will continue to be good. let's go to randy in missouri which has the number three ranked ba

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pretty snarly how republican and sat on the back row not ready for prime time with conrad mack and jim burns and my buddy jim jefffords, and there were no rules. so i remember that i went to the parliamentarian and i said, i don't understand. i have spent my life working on the rules and understanding the rules and he who knows the rules rules the committee. so i told him that i worked on the rule committee, and i used them for my partisan warfare and i tried to figure out the rules. roberts rules of order? no. and so i finally went to the parliamentarian and i said, i don't get it, and i don't understand the rules. he said there are two rules in the senate, one is exhaustion and the other is unanimous consent. and if bob dole and george mitchell get you exhausted enough, you will agree unanimously to anything. i thought that was a little oversimplification, because there was a lot more to that. i e told my son, chet, who is with me here with me, after a few months in the senate, i am either going to leave this place or change this place. so i kept my options open, and then i finally d

jim vance and dan hellie are in indianapolis all this week with a look at what's going on today. >> hey, guys, just hanging out here on radio row in indianapolis. this is where it all happens and as usual, everybody knows jim vance. no surprise there. >> well, not everybody, but i'm thrilled to be here because there's all of these guys here who at least talk like they know what they are talking about and it is such a joy to see them face to face. i'm enjoying this >> on radio row, everybody acts like they know what they are talking b. >> some do i guess. they have to. all kinds of stuff coming up, from a sports perspective talked to a couple of media guys about the likelihood of peyton manning actually ending up in washington, d.c., which people can't get out of theirs now. >> does anybody really believe that though? >> i don't, but some certainly do. >> i'm not doing a sports theme. i, today, am going to some place that i have been looking forward to for quite some time. i have been hearing for years about this joint in indianapolis that's bakery that they still sell what i'm told, the only place in the country that still sell

jim harbaugh joins the exclusive company and could the warriors come back and make it two in a row against the kings? the minute is next. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. try something funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. walsh to win the n-f-l's coach of the year award... christian, start the clock... >>> jim harbaugh became the first head coach to win the nfl's coach of the year award. round two between the warriors and kings. golden state erased an 11 point deficit to force over time, clay thompson hit the game tie with 9 seconds left. sacramento scored his first nine points in the extra period. the banks stayed open late for demarcus. a 114-106 win. monte and the bears taking on arizona state. cal would lea

jim beaungo, jamal, and ruhan. >> pretty interesting, the more you comb through the data, the trend, five months in a row of job creation and dropping unemployment rate, pretty good for the president in terms of re-election, isn't it? >> lower is always better, and that's going in the right direction. so that is a positive. if there's a flipside to that coin, it's that reagan won with a low 7% unemployment rate. but bush 41 lost in ' 92, carter lost and ford lost with similar numbers, around 7.5%. we have had four elections in the waurld war ii era with a seven handle on unemployment, and only one resulted in a re-election. >> you have a 25% chance even if things are improving. the president even though he doesn't want to come out and sound excited has got to be feeling really good. >> he certainly has to be feeling better. he should feel better. everybody in the country should feel better because things are going in the right direction. whenever i see the numbers in the morning, the first thing that comes to my mind is what must they be thinking at the mitt romney headquarters. are they celebrating the fact that things

jim beaungo, jam jamal, and ruhan. >> pretty interesting, the more you comb through the data, the trend, five months in a row of job creation and dropping unemployment rate, pretty good for the president in terms of re-election, isn't it? >> lower is always better, and that's going in the right direction. so that is a positive. if there's a flipside to that coin, it's that reagan won with a low 7% unemployment rate. but bush 41 lost in ' 92, carter lost and ford lost with similar numbers, around 7.5%. we have had four elections in the waurld war ii era with a seven handle on unemployment, and only one resulted in a re-election. >> you have a 25% chance even if things are improving. the president even though he doesn't want to come out and sound excited has got to be feeling really good. >> he certainly has to be feeling better. he should feel better. everybody in the country should feel better because things are going in the right direction. whenever i see the numbers in the morning, the first thing that comes to my mind is what must they be thinking at the mitt romney headquarters. are they celebrating the fact that things

. >> jim vance and dan hell any indy looking at the big story lines heading into sunday. >> hellie and vance coming to you from radio row in indianapolis. this is where the magic happens, they say, where all the big stars get paraded through. we have run into a few people and we are going to be bringing that to you coming up a little bit later at 5:00. i got a sports angle. you have other stuff you are talking about. >> one of the thrills i have had here was an opportunity to sit down and talk to tony dungy, a man i have admired for so long, as have so many others. when i talked to him today -- what i talked to him about was the character, not the athleticism, but the character of the nfl player today as opposed to what it might have been a generation ago. he had interesting things to say about that. >> looking forward to that hearing from a couple guys on the future of peyton manning, could he be going to the redskins? >> no. >> of course, i agree with you there and of course, fleerm the patriots and the giants. the offense from the giants that may be a little underrated. that's all coming up later at 5:00. guys? >> ch

jim taylor wrote. i sincerely hope that you will listen to these songs, row consider your comment and consider only making musicians, they're one of the most kindest, gracious groups of people who you have ever met. >> shame on you. >> totally. i feel bad. so what i did, i came in and i listened all morning to the airborne toxic event which has taken off of a book white noise. literary reference to one of my favorite books. they're good. we in the newsroom decided we liked them. >> this sounds good. >> they're good. so i would like to apologize profusely to all of them. people should go to youtube because they're very entertaining. i like them. i stand corrected. jim taylor, thank you for the e-mail. >> see, soledad, there's room. >> oh, god, me more than anybody. >> mitt romney. >> yeah. no, i think they're good. i correct myself. >>> all right. headlines to get to this morning. christine, i bought you a cd from the airborne toxic event. >> excellent. i can't wait to get it. thanks, soledad. meantime today, the prosecution expected to wrap up in the university of virginia lacrosse murder trial. 24-year-o

jim. they didn't see the amount of outflows they might have anticipated, because of the wrong-way bet on treasuries. so you know, two in a row is not good. >> last night you called berkshire a screaming buy, because of rails and housing and because of reinsurance, yes? >> you've got to break down the pieces. burlington northern has a bit -- but it's powder river cold therefore it's cleaner. david is right, there have been mistakes. reinsurance rates are going up, so you start a pipeline business, you look at the pastiche that is berkshire hathaway and you say this stock is up almost nothing for 2012? >> so if it's that hard to understand, that hard to categoriz categorizes, don't think companies typically trade at a discount? they don't perform exactly in line with the xlf? isms i would point out there's been periods where there's been definite outperformance and higher multiple, and i think this should be one of them. >>> dropping 38% in january, video game related sales dropping 34%. software sales last month back to 2004 levels. >> you want to short microsoft on that? >> not on this momentum that we have seen. >> you want