welcome, larry. [applause] >> i did not know you had to bore people to have them say good things about you. this looks like a larry mazzola day and i am sorry about that. this is really joseph mazzola day. it took us seven years for this project. without them lending as the money, we would not have gotten this done. thank you very much for that. this program is over. i know you are cold out there. we're going to cut a piece of pipe instead of ribbon. as soon as we do that, we will go in and tour the building. please take your time. lunch is out back. please stay for lunch if you can. not many of you know joe mazzola, but he truly stood for education. he only went to the fourth grade himself. you road freight trains from new york to the west coast. he ended up in san francisco. he always thought the working stiff should have as much education for their children, vacations, gives camps, and those things as the rich. he did that. he started kids camp for our members. he started a scholarship funds for o

[applause] >> thank you, larry, and larry senior, and brother, and welcome to san francisco. you everybody for coming this morning. i would like to let you know how honored i am to be part of this announcement today for this great training center and joint center yee and the assembly when men and supervisor cohen and other supervisors are here, and joining all of you in a labor council, people from all walks of life, from business and labor, to join on a celebration, a wonderful celebration right here in the bayview. you know, you're going to hear a lot of people comment about why you named this center, but there's a very, very good reason. it is one of those rare opportunities that i will say to larry that actually i wish i was older, because in those years, the 1950's and 1960's, is when we could have met the great man of a joke missoula -- joe mizzola and to watch what he did for all the working men and women, how he helped them get jobs and good training and to participate in one of the greatest the ins in the city. but i also let you know that in my younger years, i have

larry? >> reporter: larry was up rushed to the hospital.in minutes, just blocks from from school. >> it's over. it's over. >> reporter: the next day, larry was pronounced brain-dead but kept alive for two days so his organs could be harvested. brandon, who turned 14, just weeks before the shooting, is being tried as an adult, charged with first degree murder and a hate crime. but, he says, he's not guilty. in court, police testified that brandon may have been bull yesterday, too, by larry, in fact. larry had reportedly told people the two were dating but had broken up. and just a couple of days before the shooting, classmates say larry had asked brandon to be his valentine. and brandon's friends joked the two would make gay babies together. on larry's final day, he left his makeup and high heels at home and went to school wearing his uniform, just like everyone else. it's unclear why. but if he had decided to try and blend in, he never had a chance. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> well, as we said, a mistrial was declared last week. the local

larry? >> larry was rushed to the hospital.brandon within minutes, just blocks from school. >> it is over. it is over. >> reporter: the next day larry was pronounced brain dead, but kept alive for two days so that his organs could be harvested. brandon who turned 14 just weeks before the shooting is being tried as an adult. charged with first-degree murder and a hate crime and he stands to get more than 50 years in prison, but he says, he's not guilty. brandon's lawyer won't tell us what their defense might be, but in court police testified that brandon may have been bullied, too, by larry, in fact. larry had reportedly told people that the two were dating but had broken up, and a couple of days before the shooting classmates say that larry had asked brandon to be his valentine and brandon's friends joked that the two could make gay babies together. on larry's final day, he left his makeup and heels at home and went to school wearing his uniform just like everyone else. it is ununclear why, but if he had decided to try and blen

what is larry saying? is larry right?teresting is orszag meditates on the larry summers home loan quote on a good page or two pages, is larry right or not? >> is it possible that mr. orszag who was hardly garlanded with praise when he left the white house, and he may have seen this as an opportunity to seek some kind of revenge. >> no, not at all. >> why not? >> the fact is the home alone quote from larry summers comes from many people. many people heard it. it was something i taub etalked larry about at the end of the day. >> isn't it interesting mr. orszag is the one individual who has not walked back anything in the book? mr. orszag has been silent. he's the one individual who many people would suggest has a reason for saying these kinds of things because he may be seeking some kind of revenge. >> well, you're way off here. the fact of the matter is is that orszag is one of many, many people, tim geithner, larry summers, orszag, romer, all the way through and the president, himself, who was presented the evidence repor

guys larry is the top of the heat there and he sort of ends up in what i call the larry summers debatety. i think obama felt he'd sit above it and judge who's the winner. he's just another guy at the table. larry saying i'll go first, you go after me. it troubles people who are sitting there saying wait a second, is that being disrespectful to the president? eventually you see the president's confidence sort of bruised and, frankly, that's why confidence men is the title. it's all about confidence. the coin of the realm. >> jon: i see what you did there! you turned it around you're very good. (laughter) i want to ask you a couple more things, this will be on the web. "confidence men" is the name of the book, ron suskind. (cheers and applause) >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is, your moment of szep. >> he was driving in one of the cars involved in those collision that bought down one of those power poles. >> i was mind mig own business and bam! it was like a big rainbow. boom, boom! i me. it troubles people who are sitting there saying wait a second, is

guys larry is the top of the heat there and he sort of ends up in what i call the larry summers debatety. i think obama felt he'd sit above it and judge who's the winner. he's just another guy at the table. larry saying i'll go first, you go after me. it troubles people who are sitting there saying wait a second, is that being disrespectful to the president? eventually you see the president's confidence sort of bruised and, frankly, that's why confidence men is the title. it's all about confidence. the coin of the realm. >> jon: i see what you did there! you turned it around you're very good. (laughter) i want to ask you a couple more things, this will be on the web. "confidence men" is the name of the book, ron suskind.

larry will entertain.s thew work people. >> he is a good guy. >> he has been there from 1992 on, i just i think it will be a smooth transition. as long as the team wins. as long as the team wins. giants doing good. carlos beltran little historic afternoon for carlos beltran versus san diego. they are slim, if not none, chances for the post season but they swept san diego. carlos beltran home run 2999. sandoval, from his knee to get the man. he smiles. people get a kick out of people who smiles. tim lincecum wins and carlos beltran hit his 300th home run. and they win. a's, we do the a's. willingham, good bye. 26th home run. a shot to be the first bay area player to have 100 rbis since 2006. mark trumbo. if i say mark trumbo one more time, you will drive home dreaming about him. >> i might. >> 4-1 the angels beat the oakland a's. chris mullin will have his jersey retired. it doesn't look like it will be basketball for a while. the nba lock out is in full swing. they want to change the salary structure of th

[applause] >> thank you, larry, and larry senior, and brother, and welcome to san francisco. you everybody for coming this morning. i would like to let you know how honored i am to be part of this announcement today for this great training center and joint center yee and the assembly when men and supervisor cohen and other supervisors are here, and joining all of you in a labor council, people from all walks of life, from business and labor, to join on a celebration, a wonderful celebration right here in the bayview. you know, you're going to hear a lot of people comment about why you named this center,

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larry recruited most of the investment team. larry found the investors. politicians and larry knows were all the bodies are buried " so to speak ". and i would say that larry is their marketing whiz but now i do not think that we're going to seek larry as much. if he is going anywhere? it is to the 10 people that the majority of the team. and again, if you have heard anything on that team? larry baer has been with the franchise since 1992. here is one perhaps you're not seeing. a foul ball sent sparks. there is. the chicago white sox. did you see those sparks? >> sparks. alex of the detroit tigers. sunday's fast approaching the 49ers hosting the dallas cowboys. >> i am pretty sure that we're going to be mad but they are a good team. and we will be ready for them. 2009, 20 08, 2010. the leaked quarterback. >> it feels like it is a monday night game everybody loves the dallas cowboys but it is going to be a good one, is going to be a good one. >> are there really going to be turned around? if they win on sunday band wagon! with a lot of people jumping. this

you have larry summers on the record here. you have timothy geithner their, you have romer talking about sexism in the white house. you have dunn talking about how they could be in court over some of the sexes and. what i want to get to is that you expect the white house now to push back on this text given all the stuff that i just laid out. i have noticed over the couple of days that some in the media are starting to push back on you. how do you explain the media push back versus the white house? >> there are a lot of folks going in a different direction. some folks have said, i am an expert on the president and dianne covered some of these things. this is -- and i uncovered some of these things. some people have seen some of these clear pieces of evidence and they're saying, while, i don't know what to think about that. that will cause some frustration and some action. tavis: some of the things that are getting the most press. i want to be fair to you and ask -- this is pretty dance -- dense. what is in here that is not bein

larry is here with all the sports more on the giants.this graceful and polite. >> that's what we saw in front of the camera. is that right. >> i feel in a feel behind the skoons it probably wasn't as smooth or comfortable. is giants handle transition of power in front of the media but actually went down behind the scenes. what is next for the actually went down behind the scenes. what is next for the goodp#p/ >> coming up at he have:00. it really will be snail mail. post office diagnose that could slow mail delivery to cruelism are you ready to pay a higher gas tax? how much transit officials weren't you to pay now. those stories and more for you on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. hope you condition gin us for that. but larry hear with all the sports and a lot of talk about the giants. interesting. >> passing about ton or search. >> or bow tie. >> bow tie put away actually. giants try to put the fast on today. heavy on the spin announcing newcomb is leaving, ceo. he authored to handle the jints which found that fellow owners wanted to

retirement up bill neukom as ceo they said he is set to retire and december he will be replaced by larry baer the giants aren't planning a transition. bay area news groups said he was asked to step down me because he was not communicating a with the owners on financial decisions he was making about the team >> he needed to consult with them and friction developed and no new through this, i'm and my information he was asked to step down as ceo of few weeks ago bears his band part of the day-to- day operation it will not be a drastic of people will but he will keep the executive committee informed as to what he is doing. >> larry baer will take over and he is in with the team's 19 and 92 >> new this morning to hypo political figures are in the bay area today michele bachman at 9:00 a.m. will be hosting a breakfast chat at san raphael on rose court she will be meeting with constituents and raise some cash also hillary clinton will be speaking at a pace meeting at the summit she is one of the keynote speakers . that into the kron 4 news room >> time now 6:04 a.m. the this is the view from of

larry's numbers come from a self-serving report that they did for themselves.told wall street it was going to invest $10 billion less money, where larry's report found it was $8 billion more. so don't believe the hype. this might be a good merger for unions, but for americans or -- or this particular union. for american work hes overall, it's terrible. and it's bads for mens generally. >> larry cohen, gigi -- >> every single union supports this merger, as does most environmental and civil rights groups. >> well, i respectfully disagree with you, larry. >> you're trying to say you have a consumer argument, but that's a single minded argumentp. don't say you love unions and then at every turn -- >> the justice department -- >> at every turn you go against union workers. at every turn. >> we will have more coverage of this obviously. >> every turn, gigi. >> obviously this affects millions of americans. thank you for joining us tonight. obviously a very hot issue. >>> tea partiers want nothing to do with mitt romney and sarah palin wants nothing to do with christin

. >> there is a new sheriff -- why larry dare will be the why larry dare will be the newman in charge. ,,,,,,,,,,,, a germy pump again. so we developed the lysol no touch handsoap system. it automatically dispenses the perfect amount of soap to kill 99.9% of bacteria. for healthy tips, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth hello to the curly hair and hand shake. >> i was talking to larry on the phone and i said is this story true and he said what do you think? i said i don't know. that's why i'm asking you. >> that was a confirmation. it's now official. bill is out as the giant's managing general partner. less than a year after he led them to their first world series title. giants have called a news conference. where the president will take over as ceo. there he is talking to me, see? the mercury news reported he was asked to step down by the eive committee. the reason for it stems from his spending of millions of dollars that was generated after they won the world series without being authorized from the executive committee. we caught up with mark who broke the story earlier today. >> i d

pac-12 admissioner larry scott. let's start with that. ilts still the pac-12, right? why not expand now? >> we just expanded a year ago. the ink is still drying on the new logos of our new tv deals don't kick in until next football season, and that's when we'll launch our own tv network. we're thrilled where we got to with new tv agreements that put us at the top of the heap. we weren't looking to expand. thee discussions came to us. >> these discussions came to you, a few schools were bantied about. the longhorns have their own network. how much did the texas individual network play spew any discussions you had with texas? >> that wound out being central to our discussions. when the big 12 started to destabilize with texas a&m leaving we got contacted by oklahoma and texas schools and talked about the idea they could come to us. it would be a blockbuster. if the texas schools and oklahoma schools came to this conference, it would be an amazing thing and provide economic and other opportunity for our existing school

there is nobody that are able or more prepared to step in than larry.ody more willing to step aside than me. >> on the field tonight giants on a winning streak in colorado. we have lift off with 20th of the year, and next inning cody ross is a tailor made double play. thomas field can field but can't throw into a right field there. and there is a score right now the giants are leading. and there is cal football team takes on tinny presbyterian. and do you know the nickname? there is a win that will make the head coach all-time winningest coast. and the student body is less than 1200. the quarterback never heard of the vaulted blue hoes. >> never heard of them growing up. >> this is another opponent this week. about what happens between the lines and about preparation. >> so there is first round justin rose is on there with a 63. and there is a shot of the day from the bunker on two. and there is a three under 68. >> nice. >> press bit tain taryn blue hoes. >> the vaulted blue hoes. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and thanks for joining us toni

larry's passion for those towers drove the vision forward. build it now.w the vision but we had to be careful in terms of how much the port authority was actually going to invest and i think both of 0 those would say, through that crucible of negotiations we came without with a very good deal for the whole project. >> and as a result, you see what is transpiring today. >> right. >> the fact it's 58-going in order and going forward simultaneously. >> when bass the moment where things shifted from conflict to -- >> '08. we have had several agreementsel. three, another agreement, a renegotiation of 6, another renegotiation in '08. we have had a series of renegotiations. but at the end of the day, the important thing, if you look at it at all, the crucial renegotiation that took place that made all of this possible, the purpose that you're seeing today, was the agreement that took place in 2008 because as a result of that, there was clear delineation as to who would do what again, under whatun circumstances, who would becu responsible -- >>Ñi what is the time

larry was proud of who he was. these photos are from the family's website. larry was gay.e came out at age 10. teachers say he frequently acted out making clear his sexual preference. some students were so uncomfortable, they bullied him. his friend was one of the few who stuck up for him. >> they just mocked him and every time they came around, they ran, and they said painful things about him. >> and then the bullying stopped. not because larry was accepted, but because he was dead, murdered police say by a fellow student. that awful day began in english class along with two dozen students and his teacher. they were in the computer lab so the students could type up their papers. the classmate, brandon was behind king. suddenly police say brandon stood up and pulled out a gun that he managed to bring into school that day. they say he pointed the gun at the back of larry's head and fired. according to some accounts, brandon dropped the gun and calmly left the classroom. somebody called 911. >> do you know where the person with the gun is? >> no. >> who is the victim? is the

larry summers was the one slow walking the economic ideas.ke a criminal blaming law enforcement for being lax. okay? >> he's the one chat charges in the book that geithner slow walks stuff. >> he's the one who undermined the president when it came to economic regulations, or on too big to fail, undermined volcker. he's the one who said there's no adult supervision? he hijacked the process according to all the people who worked for him. >> anyway, thank you. is this going to be an important book or unimportant book? >> it's going to be an important book at least in washington for one, two, three weeks. the things come in cycles. last week was cheney. this is the book of the moment now. >> nia malika hender sp. >>> when we return, let me finish with luck. does the president have it? will he have it on his side in 2012? what is that? oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and beeping ] [ ding! ] and we give you a discount on both. great! did i mention no han

the measures for more of what that will mean then for america's embattled unemployed let's talk to larry burns he's director comes with this father of fares mr burns thanks for being on the program going to big part of the president's plan seems to be tax breaks for businesses that start talking about that first of all should we but of course think about one through taking into account that so many people are unemployed therefore spending less money very little money and in many cases what incentives to companies have to expand the role of these tax breaks going to achieve. well they're meant to be an inducement they're meant to be encourage meant . to take the rebates and the money but otherwise we're squirreled away in bank accounts and put that money to work now the only problem is that this was tried before the tax abatement program. took place. a number of months ago and it really didn't work but as a large number of jobs were not created in fact in the recent quarter almost no jobs jobs were created so the administration is. trying all of its techniques to see to it that it could g

president for government affairs vonya mccann and the president of the communications workers of america, larry cohen. >> host: and this week on "the communicators," we have two guests to talk about the proposed at&t/t-mobile merger. vonya mccann, she is our first guest. ms. mccann, why did sprint file its own lawsuit against the merger even after doj filed its suit? >> guest: thank you. um, the department of justice, um, has, is very capable, and we have every confidence that they will prevail in court. but sprint has said from the very outset that this transaction would harm consumers and competition, and we filed suit to contribute our expertise and our resources to prove that the transaction is illegal. >> host: also joining us here on "the communicators" this week is juliana gruenwald of "the national journal." >> host: so your decision to file the lawsuit, does that reflect any concerns with the justice lawsuit? >> guest: oh, no. as i said, the doj, if you take a look at their complaint, they have a very strong case, and we have full confidence in its ability to prevail. >> host: now, you

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as the world trade center rises, larry silverstein remained the man at the top.2006 this 80-year-old has been overseeing the new construction from the 38th floor of the new building 7. that makes sense. remember, he built the original building number 7 almost 25 years ago. silverstein said he wants to ensure that each structure is special. he wants the complex to have the same cultural and economic impact that rockfeller center had on midtown manhattan when it opened. >> at one site you will have six architectural gems. we will get it done and done with a quality to a level new yorkers look at and say they have done a hell of a good job. >> as folks watch the skyscrapers of the new world trade center rise, they naturally look to the top. but the most important thing is a solid foundation. that's next after the break. you can watch the skyline change every day as the buildings go up. and everybody is seeing what this site will become. >> thousands are working on site to get the world trade center completed. while off-site two guys are trying to make it easy to vis

were you frozen out meetings by larry summers? is that how things worked?look, the -- i was on -- involved in these auto discussions. i don't think that it is appropriate for people who were advising the president in private meetings to come back and then try to relitigate their battles through some -- body's book. i will say that i absolutely got my position heard and everybody on that got their position heard and that's a perfect example of where the president hears all the evidence and he decides in very short order what we are going to do and we proceed to do it and everybody gets onboard right away and says the president's decided, he heard the evidence and let's proceed. there's nothing -- administrations where everybody just says good idea, boss, and all agree with each other have not done very well through history. there were people who disagreed on policy is not unhealthy and that's perfectly healthy. what i think was, to me, the most unrepresented thing about the books the thing i think the book is flat-out wrong, is -- the author trying to portra

larry barrett will take over as ceo. he has been with the team since 1992. >> we are back in just a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the san francisco golden gate bridge. a beautiful shot. fifth half >> the 80 approach is one of the worst we have seen in a while. it track is grinding along and all the lanes. this presents something of an improvement. >> there rise on the dow jones as we see the european central bank making money available if netflix shares are tumbling today about a 15%. $31 a share netflix announced they could be usinlosing more customers because of a change in pricing plans. if bad news on consumer prices. they are on the rise. the consumer price index for august came out this morning. if you look at the last 12 months consumer prices have risen >> 12%> the number of mortgage defaults warnings is on the rise last month. the banks are starting to take swifter action against homeowners. last year processing issues led to a sharp downturn in foreclosures. >> new details this morning as the u.s. p

. >> larry beil? >> i got my make up off just in time. >> the giants stopped doing their version of the zombie crawl and get a win. pablo sandoval finds the water and two veterans find themselves on the way out. sports is next. >>> desperate times call for desperate measures. madison balm gardener got rid of the cubs. brian wilson hasn't pitched in awhile, but he has the strength of 10 men. balm gardener money. good morning, good afternoon and good night. he is the rookie called up from fresno. he is playing out of his mind. he had two hits and three more today. this is gone. a solo bomb 1-0 giants in the fourth. next batter and sandoval and here he comes and there it goes. the panda looking to splash down in mccovey cove. this used to be a regularity. back to balm gardener who goes eight and fans 11. the giants snap a three-game skid 4-0. finally a win. they stay six back of arizona. >> before the game the giants designated rowan for assignment. the giants still owe 12 million for next season and is

it's so ironic having larry summers say that kind of thing. the one who was slow-walking these economic ideas. it's a bit like a criminal blaming law enforcement for being lax. he's the one that -- >> he said geithner slow-walks stuff. >> he's the one who undermined the president when it came to economic regulations on too big to file, undermined volcker. he hijacked the process, according to all the people who work with him. >> here we go. anyway, thank you. is this an important book? >> it's important for washington. these things come in cycles. we had last week cheney. this is the book of the moment for now. >> thank you so much both for coming on. >>> when we return, let me finish with luck. you know where the president has it? and will he have it on his side in 2012? and will the republicans worry he might? and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your

the team has named larry as the new ceo. our henry worst spoke with the new man in charge with the giants. larry is our sunday sit-down. we're joined by the man who will be the ceo january 1st, 2012. without a managing general partner, who has the final say on the team moves? is there one person who speaks for the committee? >> well, there is one person that speaks for the giants. that would be me in terms of where the accountability goes. and i'm not doing a good job, there will be another person. every company, it won't be that different than a company in a traditional sense. a company, a ceo. a board of directors. the board of directors oversees the ceo, obviously. i'm the ceo and i'm going to work if you're referring to matters of players, the player pay roll. that will be something that will construct with brian and heavy input from our baseball people. >> bill newcome plans to diest. how will the shares be distributed? proportional to the other owners? or will the team an new owner? >> shares will be acquired by existi

and that's when larry baer steps in. traci grant, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, traci. >>> coming up a discovery out of the movies. awe unique find from nasa and why scientists are linking it to the star war movies. >> tonight what a group of immigrants is getting after w t waiting 70 years. >> the man whose rescue was caught on tape opens up about the terrifying ordeal. >>> here's a look at our temperatures right now. we're still in summer. didn't feel like it outside. just in time for the weekend. 90s coming back to the forecast. a look at that when we come back >>> a very good day for your money unless you invest in a certain silicon valley hot shot. let's bring in scott budman who is watching your wallet and outer space. >> something very cool to show you from space in a minute. investors continue to feel better about the debt situation in europe and about our own economy, which is sluggish, nonetheless. another big day for wall street. lots of money pouring into stocks and coming out of gold, which fell again. on

he is out and this guy is in, giants president and coo larry baer taking over as giants ceo. he has been with the team since 1992. he helped push for the construction of at&t park as a matter of fact. and he has high hopes for the team. >> we're extremely well positioned for the future. and i look forward to the honor and the privilege of -- of taking the reins to make sure that we continue to do what we have been doing. >> reporter: the team said they didn't want to make the announcement until the end of the season but it leaked out in media reports and they wanted to address it. this retirement is effective at the end of the year t still needs to be approved by major league baseball. grace and frank? >> anne, just curious since you were there, was there any sort of friction or tension between new con and larry baer that could you sense? >> reporter: no. they really walked out with that smile on their faces. was it a forced smile or was this something that they were really happy to announce? only they will know. there wasn't any visible tension. i was watching for neukom --

that's the fan -- he is talking to larry bear.akes a long pass, one move later look at this. man cheter united, tie,. >>> robbing bird of a hit in foul territory. almost left field. the reds beat the cubs, 7-2. i should tell you that arizona, a loss, the giants do pick up the game. the seven and a half back but time is winding down. you hear tim say? >> he is just buying real. >> of course but it's the first time i have heard him say --. >> or --. >> any giant. >> what do you think it'll be like with bear? >> nothing will change. nothing will change. >> song remains the same. >> more on my blog. >> we will be right back. ,,

and one of the reasons you were sued initially was exactly for this reason that larry had a brilliant idea of starting 2002 to digitize of the bookspan would now be great? it would be, you have the permission of the library's but did not spend enough time as it knitted by executives thomas seeking permissions of the copyrights and the authors. that's what you bump into with youtube and viacom but decided been trying to hold you up a less they see you $1 billion that you cannot take jon stewart off the air. you were brilliant engineers but often narrow in your approach to the world. copyright is one issue. i would argue your narrow about the privacy issue a error and you're getting static not just u.s. government but governments in europe is on the privacy issue. i know eric is very sensitive to that but the truth is that there is a belief and i encountered and reports of this in the book, when you spend time one facebook how can people be concerned about facebook? so you become convinced privacy is not a big issue but it might be because you collect a lot of information. not my day bu

. >>> larry beil is burning calories as he sits there. >> i did do vigorous things today. >> moving on. >> it is now or never for the giants. speaking of vigorous and intense. shades of last december for cody ross. doing it with a bat and angrily. the giants cooled down the defense. sports is next. >>> good evening, everybody. the raiders wrapped up the pre-season in seattle tonight. head coach hugh jackson was kind of curly -- surly earlier this week, and this won't make him happier. this is hugh in one of his happier moments tonight. raiders got a decent game from campbell. campbell 8 of 11 and 76 yards and the raiders though could not find the end zone. the seahawks with their own problems. jackson throws into coverage and branch says i'll take that. interception and a nice return for the raiders. they couldn't do anything with it. the seahawks are making something out of nothing. washington off the shoe tops. the immaculate reception. washington takes it inside the 20, and then clayton takes it in from there. the seahawks beat the raiders 20-3. the silver and black are 0 and 4 and

larry martin. please welcome him. >> thank you, thank you, thank you.ere with all uven today for such a special moment. to be here with all the great leaders and to be here with all the great workers that did all of this. this is a great, great historical situation and i'm happy and honored to see this and we're honored to be here with something that looks so fantastic. i am just happy to also, you know, as you know, we do so many things, but this is a great today and all my commissioners that are here with me that's part of that, lazarus and harrison right here, tom harrison, who with the commission and we've been working hard to try to make sure that everything is going on. but you know, i was here 50 years ago. and to see it now is great history, what this looks like today and it is really fantastic and i think it is something of a greatness for everything. and i'm honored to be here, to be with this and to see it today and the most important part is, we're taking about, is the coit's tower 75ths anniversary. that is fantastic. so i'm honored to be h

richard katz and larry king. this is what gene gordon lidy says. the temptation to cheat is very strong. the more successful and powerful a man becomes, the more typical infidelity becomes. women are naturally attracted to wealth and power and will throw themselves to a man who has either. if takes some one with extraordinary self-control to deny them that temptation. if a man wants to cheat i would give him the same advice i was going to give a man that was temped to try heroin, don't do it. >> power is afro dees shee back. >> i would also tell that man don't think you will get away with it. women always know. once you break that bond of trust, it may be forgiven but never be forgotten. you will never get back what you once had. don't do it. gordon lidy. you believe all that? >> i believe what he is saying is absolutely correct. >> women have some power to detect? >> i know my wife in particular has that power to detect. i belt yours has it as well. either one of us better be careful if we have such a notion. >> i know your wife very well. rose wh

large measure and this is from larry summers and timothy geithner. they talk about risk from hippocrates, do no harm. this is what in habits the president's moments of decisions in these first six or seven months of his administration. the fact of the matter is that, paul volcker, who also speaks in my book, says that if you go with that philosophy, you will not get much done. paul volcker was cutting off the money supply is to kill off inflation. the government's job when they are acting boldly means that they will probably do harm to some people. maybe government's role is to soften the blow to them. the real action that changes the american landscape will mean harm to someone. obama seems to be embracing that somehow. this will allow him to free himself for what he calls the legislator in chief. he is looking for a perfect

richard katz and larry king. this is what gene gordon lidy says. the temptation to cheat is very strong. the more successful and powerful a man becomes, the more typical infidelity becomes. women are naturally attracted to wealth and power and will throw themselves to a man who has either. if takes some one with extraordinary self-control to deny them that temptation. if a man wants to cheat i would give him the same advice i was going to give a man that was temped to try heroin, don't do it. >> power is afro dees shee back. >> i would also tell that man don't think you will get away with it. women always know. once you break that bond of trust, it may be forgiven but never be forgotten. you will never get back what you once had. don't do it. gordon lidy. you believe all that? >> i believe what he is saying is absolutely correct. >> women have some power to detect? >> i know my wife in particular has that power to detect. i belt yours has it as well. either one of us better be careful if we have such a notion. >> i know your wife very well. rose wh

. >> larry beil tells us who, and why, when wewewewewewewewewe r >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on cablehannel 13. coming up, benefits for baby-sitters. a bill giving child care workers new rights. and nen then, at 11:00 an unconscionable theft left a special needs child without a walker. the search for the thief and this expensive piece of equipment is coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> giants making plays and decision autos yes. some cuts. >> and larry beil is here now. >> i think pat burl put it best saying this is not our hobby. we're paid to win games. never before has a win brought so much relief. the day the giants said goodbye, they got what they needed, a win over cubs. and brian wilson's beard so strong, kit break a bat. like chris angel. and there is a madison balmgardener brilliant this after the noochbl you'll all get nudging and like it. meet brett pild and two hits last night tleerks more today including his sixth homer of the year. a solo shot on the fourth. next batter pablo sandoval, back to back. the panda out to right. a rare splash down homer into mccovey cove. number 1

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