they suggested the regatta could move to san diego or hawaii where larry ellison owns an island and hastrong relationship with hawaii's governor. sailing enthusiasts we talked to hope it returns. >> with that kind of event, the city gets a lot of exposure worldwide. so if people weren't thinking about san francisco, after that event they are thinking about it. >> the city is a really special place with the city by the bay and all that it has to offer. america's cup belongs here in san francisco. >> reporter: monte francis, "today in the bay." >>> as the opening ceremony for the winter games gets closer, the actual competitions are moving farther from the limelight with the world's focus honing in on security. and a possible attack in sochi. russian authorities say they're going to great lengths to prevent any violent attacks during the games. but the threats are steadily increasing. at least three such warnings have been issued on the internet with at least one coming from dagestan. a muslim republic with a growing problem of islamic extremism. some question russia's methods. human righ

san francisco entered into negotiations with larry ellison's winning team last month to bring the rigata back to san francisco in three years. >> we would love to come back to san francisco. it's a beautiful place. we're going to talk with the officials in san francisco and see if that's going to be possible. >> reporter: but today, the team's ceo told the associated press they're considering other venues, because san francisco officials don't want to offer the same deal as last time. >> it brings many different types of people to the bay area to watch the event. i think it brought in a lot of revenue also, so it was a win-win situation for everyone. >> reporter: but supervisors felt the last deal was too generous to organizers and critics said the economic benefits were overexaggerated. they suggested it could move to san diego or hawaii. tonight, at the city's golden gate yacht club, the current holder of the america's cup, the general manager told me off camera he was unaware of the recent reports and remains hopeful it would return to san francisco. sailing enthusiasts share that hop

well, there are billionaires like larry ellison and warren buffett.l lot of money in their net worth. you have to think about microsoft did, bill gates, $72 billion. you want to talk about an income gap? if an average american making those wages wanted to earn this much, he would have had to have started working back at the dawn of modern man. 1.5 million years ago. this is why democrats look at the nation and say, this is a crisis. has to be dealt with right now. but republicans not so much. republicans say it is a problem but one that can be dealt with over time. yes, there there are ideological differences between the parties but there there also may be agee graphical difference. imagine i live in kansas city and i make $80,000. i'm living just fine and i decide i'm going to move to new york city. look at what happens to all of my expenses. these are real calculations. this is what you would experience with that money. suddenly you would find you had to make twice as much and more just to break even. it's not just new york city. if you went across

larry ellison also coming back in the america's cup, he was down 1-8, one more race he would have lost that. george lucas, you can't argue with george lucas. he's changed all of our lives and perception with "star wars." fred smith, college project made good. he's in every country in the world. he took the post office and made it a heck of a lot better. the last one would be ralph lauren. he's changed our perception of that industry. >> very quickly, your top pick? >> if i can go off the list a little and offer up a write-in candidate. >> sure. absolutely. >> bill marriott. i think that bill has made an enormous contribution to the global travel and tourism industry, taking his family's soda shop and turning it into a global force in hospitality, but it goes beyond that, because bill also understands the value of travel and tourism, and uses it in terms of once again, an economic vehicle. bill is just extraordinary in terms of his vision, for what has now become a hotel company that has some 4200 hotels around the world. >> mr. kelly, bring it home. >> jim sinigal at costco. it's an in

is the one we have been talking about, making allison, the daughter of the oracle billionaire larry ellisona big night at the golden globes. she has got two films in the best picture nominee, "her" and american hustle. important point about how hollywood is financed. a decade ago, a lot of hedge funds came to town to put money busters,, not big lock not the tiniest films, the ones where it may be there is upside. there are a lot of deep-pocketed players relied upon to make these reward type movies. that is the kind of stuff megan ellison is financing. changed?e terms film financed is traditionally a horrible money trap. even if itt money, is a blockbuster film, it is hard. it usually involve lawsuits, asked on auditors, has it changed? i would say it has -- the cycle continues. investors left town with a bad taste in her mouth. you have got people like megan some interest in going overseas for some global capital. reliance out of india. -- a lot ofians studios doing deals where they sell the rights of overseas before they make the picture to make it a safer bet. the great thing about the el

they will say your dad is larry ellison and you have a lot of money. who is out to make it in hollywood, getting involved in films as a way to do it. this film is not based on a tom clancy book. it is based on the character that they had the rights to. they have the rights to keep chris pine and do more movies. if it is successful they will do it again. you,at is hollywood for one good idea spawns many, many sequels. thank you, jon erlichman. better, jamese bond or jack ryan? >> james bond. >> it is a classic. las vegas high rollers are connoisseurs of the good life. they get perks from all the casinos. the new nightclub in the blotchy has turksbill longino to top them all. trish reagan talked to vegas will don johnson. one of mgm's casino, the most expensive tables in the world. >> wow. i like this table. >> it is gorgeous. >> part of it is the view. 1200 water spain robots. it has 460 seats. this $40 d million. inside the club, the fountains are made of champagne. this is the most possible club in vegas. the average table costs $8,000 a night. cost $

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