mark stein, great to see you. >>> coming up the "new york post" is reporting george stephanopoulos' contract with abc news is over $100 million. maybe this is why they're standing by their, quote, chief anchor. outspoken ann coulter is here to weigh in. michelle malkin and jeff fox worthy will both be here in the studio as "hannity" continues. if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. >>> compare it to the brian williams case i think this is worse. in the brian williams case he elaborated and exaggerated. >> this is more connected to politics brian williams was just trying to build himself up a little bit. >> that was more brian williams going on late night talk shows. this goes to the heart

mark stein is with us.ago, let's see, clinton's office issued a statement claiming she only used one e-mail address when she served as secretary of state. and by the way, it wasn't the one she corresponded with sid vicious with. and her lawyer denied the same thing too. apparently she used more than one e-mail address? >> yeah the lawyer apparently gave an incorrect term to the united states congress on this matter. look you got jeff foxworthy on the show tonight, sean. hillary is playing a brand new game show are you dumber than a bunch of rocks. that's basically what the position she's taking with the american electorate. she's engaging in essentially a sort of a miamiing of an election campaign. she turned down ed henry because she wants to take the people's questions. they're carefully vetted stooges, she has her colleague from the clinton foundation george stuff his pants with cash, conduct an utterly fraudulent interview with the author of the book about it, she's equivalent to beyonce lip syncing at

. > espn mark stein reporting that the warriors assistant coach gentry will be named the head coach of the pelicans. he will finish the finals with the waiors before being formally introduced. 's been the head coach of the pists heat and suns and the key to helping steve kerr. he was a favorite of t flavors and the coaches and grea offense mind and great fin and huge loss by the warriors. kicking off here on abc 7 and after the game jo larry deal and nate therman andours truly live from oracle arena in oakland. >>> earthquakes facing tonight fc and after the score, the penalty kick good and 101st career goal and toronto will score again. and the lower cner of the net and the quakes fall 3-1, the final. >>> 50 yard indoor war, sabeats and portland and what a day for gray. 15 catches, 137 yards five touchdown catches and including 33-15. and ten touchdown catches and llowed meyer after nine touchdown performance with seven more tonight sabercats are undefeated at 10- are a 61-42 victory. get out and suprt the sabercats. more over at 11:00 at abc 7. and eph curry and lebron james both bor

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mark: let's bring in gabriel stein. the asset management director.ou have done this report and you have examined lots of currency in your breakup from 1945. the findings are quite astonishing. most currency exits have been relatively painless. >> the work on this report was done by my colleague. he has looked at the 70 breakups of monetary unions. some of them have been painful but equally some have been painless. who noticed when the 60-year-old anglo-irish union dissolved in 1979. the checklist low back -- ch ecloslovak union. unless you have civil war or a breakup of a country or a wrenching change. you may have a loss but you recover quickly. the idea that grexit is a disaster for everyone economically is unlikely to be true. anna: a lot depends on how this is managed, what do we learn about how we manage this to make sure we have a smooth process and civil unrest is kept to a minimum. guest: there must be contingency plans made for things like how to recapitalize ranks and introduce a new currency. you probably need additional capital controls b

mark on the world. >>> certain spider bites can cause excruciating pain but scientists in australia think spider venom might revolutionize pain relief. andrew simmonds reports. >> reporter: spiders are more commonly feared than admired. but steins in australia think venomous species could hold the key to developing a new generation of pain-leaving drugs. tarantulas are being milked. >> we put them to sleep a little bit first by making them cold and exposing them to a little bit of carbon dioxide. >> reporter: it's delegate work for tiny amounts of liquid. a single spider can be milked every two weeks for about five years. in that time the total venom collected is about half a teaspoon full. but that's all that is needed because spider venom is exceptionally poent. >> i cannot think of anything as chemically complex in nature as spider venom so they are the most complex of any of the venomous animals. >> reporter: within those chemicals are some that effect the nerve system blocking the channels that deliver pain signals to the brain. working out which molecules do it, could revolutionize pain relief. mandy nielson has suffered pain for years. it's not associated with an underlying condition. it's simply chronic pain. hundreds