and we started 8 eastern, don imus here, mario cuomo, sarah palin, many, many supplies guests like thee great laugh-in. people pop in and leave. >> dixon is coming. >> anyway, live results, live market reaction, asia, europe, the globe will go by this fast, too, even if there's not a lot of happening, the graphics will be fast and wait a minute, wait a minute, watching this on fox news. may not get fbn. you know what you should do. what should they do, guys? >> demand it! >> demand it. >> neil: lashinsky chimes in. >> i get it. >> neil: all right. and nasdaq 3000, n ychly nyes, y get it. and every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $6.4 billion in needit to small businesses across the country last year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. >> coming up, stocks breaking through big numbers and hardly breaking new ground

[laughter] but the idea you create a ghetto that to it does not mean they cannot flourish as mario cuomo is of product of the catholic ghetto but yet that safety allows them to flourish. to produce top rate scholars. and interested in the debate team and he created that because he felt the need to protect his own and others have followed that. researching an article five years ago to go to the washington suburb going to use group meeting young mothers meetings, seniors meetings, i got lost. everything refers to a tree. i was running late. there was a jogger. he said i have no idea. it was a block and a half away. this person did not know his own neighborhood. i get to the meeting they talk about what they are challenging educational educational, this was a community. large sectors of our society people have a crying need for that sense of community. there is no equivalent of that on the left. we are allergic to the idea of the megachurch that maybe we need to go to some of them. st. peter's is the megachurch form may. [laughter] not all are as aware bet to it was much more explicit the p

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it does not mean they can't and subsequently go out and flourish in the same way as mario cuomo as a product of the catholic ghetto. so his jd from saint john's university in the safety of the data of that tend to flourish and create their excellences and produce top rate scholars. the first thing was he was very interested in scores and debate team, which played a brief important role in the gop nominating contest this year. so i think he created that because he felt the need to protect his son and created a mega-church in others again have followed that. i was researching an article in mega-churches about five years ago and i went here to the washington suburbs out of germantown rb on germantown and it is going to youth group meeting and they had these every week and they have seniors meetings every week. it's a real network and i got lost because it's the centerpiece of every work is fake homebred. everything refers to a tree. and i got a little lost and was running late and there is a jogger. is that i'm looking for this address. 23 encore. he said i've no idea. turns out as a bl

even this morning, at the seminar with mike bloomberg and he is a gutsy guy i admire so much and mario cuomo is there and ed koch, those are gutsy guys, you don't have to agree with them. >> rose: they are not voting in the congress. >> no, they are not but they were gutsy guys when they were leading, and there is very little of that now, it is how do we preserve or attain a majority, that is the key. that is the game. how do we -- what do we do right now between not anything here, this is all too hot, you are dealing with the aarp and groafer and the defense people and the heritage, i mean, they banded together in this last vote where they just saw this thing actually, i can't believe this thing is up for a vote and it is just a resolution, and they just went crazy, they fanned out, they put these guys to bed and said, and we get these calls now saying, you know, i could have voted for it, but i couldn't do it yet. so it will come. >> rose: now, the mayor, what you have referred to, spoke this morning in an editorial they wrote an op ed piece in wall street journal about class warfare, are

the deal was negotiated by mario cuomo, arrived at on friday and announced this morning in court.regardless of the verdict and another $300 million in madoff investment principle. that was also up for grabs. while the burden of proof was on the mets owners to prove that they didn't turn a willful eye to madoff and his fraud, the madoff trustee had failed to deliver any red flag that firmly suggested they did so. after the settlement was announced, mets co-owner was asked about the state of the mets. >> i can't wait to get back to our businesses, which i love. and the first order of business and the first priority will be getting down through florida tomorrow, getting to that spring training camp and trying to bring the new york mets back to prominence. >> good for them. maybe not so good for mets fans who hope they would lose this case and have to give it over. the mets, by the way, had seven stakes in their team that they put up for sale. six of them went back to the mets owners. one, of course, to stevie cohen, the hedge fund mogul who is also the leading bidder for the dodgers.

they cut a deal thanks to the former governor mario cuomo.keep control of the team for wilpon and katz and they announced they selled shares at $20 million each. they owe the bank of america $40 million. major league baseball $20 million and "the new york times" reports they've already repaid it and let all their best players go. receipts are down 30%. they don't have the money to own this team so they're going to torture mets fans. >> and now the hot dogs are $30 a piece. >> absolutely, yes. >> i put a down payment on one and i'm going to come back and get it towards the end of the season. >> look who is here on the curvy couch. clayton morris with an update of what's going on in texas. >> the south by southwest festival. i showed you the great apps down there during the week and i had a chance to check out some gadgets. a lot of companies wanted to show off the gadgets. one is a skateboard that you can control with your mind. you control with your mind and you move forward. watch as i almost break my neck learning how to use this thing. wat

we're going to try to address these challenges step-by-step, knowing that, as my good friend mario cuomoay, in politics you campaign in poetry, but you govern in prose. the same thing is true of citizen service. you work in prose. you take one step and another step and another step. pretty soon, you look around and you have walked several miles, and a lot of lives are better as a result. i thank you for your commitment to take those steps. i want to introduce our hosts, who have worked tirelessly to make education possible for thousands of students, the president of george washington. i want to tell you a little bit about him. he has a long history of supporting students. he was a professor of english and literature at the university of california at berkeley. dean of the college of arts and scientists and provost at john hopkins university up the road in baltimore. as president of george washington, he has made it a priority to increase student opportunities for public service. in order to be accessible and better serve the students here, he chose to take up residence on the campus, the