thank you, god bless you, maurice, thank you.ns can affect your judgment and could lead to self-destructive behavior. up next, life coach, how you can control them so you don't have to deal with the consequences of your bad ax bad actions. we'll be right back. ♪ ooh baby, looks like you need a little help there ♪ ♪ ooh baby, can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. nly align has bifantis, a patented probiotic that naturally helps maintain your digestive balance. try align to help retain a balanced digestive system. try the #1 gastroenterologist recommended probiotic. align. >> we hear about it happening >> we hear about it happening time after time. high powered people with big egos acting on their emotions and making mistakes that derail their status or career and our next guest says making bad impulses aren't just people in power. he writes about it in "your killer emotions", toxic emotions urges and impulses that sabotage you. please welcome ken lindner. >> we've

one welcome laura and maurice. [applause] >> this is one of the most touching and inspiring stories that i have read in a long time. the book is fantastic. and i thought if you made this up, i wouldn't have believed it, but it's a true story. you walked by this kid, just a few blocks from our studio here in new york and he said i would like some change, i'm hungry. you walked by but then you turned around. why? why did you turn around. >> i turned around because of what resonated with me that i'm hungry. i had never seen an 11-year-old panhandler before so i just couldn't believe he said those words. so i went back and said to him, you know what, we will go to mcdonald's. but it's interesting, i think that our lives take us in directions and sometimes there are no accidents. you know, when i was 25 years old, my mother died when she was 47 at a very young age. she was my rock. and what comforted me throughout my entire adult life was the fact that she was this angel that overlooked me and watched over me. and i abs

it's the exact same day that i'm releasing my book which is is called "don't buy maurice greenberg'sbleep) book." if you buy only one book this year about the stupidity of a book make it" don't buy maurice greenberg's (bleep) book." >> it's a ludicrous argument. >> talk about the hand that feeds you. >> they had a choice. they could have gone bankrupt they took our cash. >> i was stunned about. this i think it's crazy. >> jon: let's rein it in here. what aig shareholders are doing is objectively all of, but shock, surprising? aig, they put the a in (bleep). [ laughter ] don't you remember what happened right after we gave them the bailout money in 2008? >> only days after taxpayers provided $85 billion to bailout aig, company executives came here for a week-long retreat, wining, dining and golf. >> jon: if anything the only thing aig is guilty of is consistency, that and a series of catastrophic investments that brought the world to the brink of armageddon but that was pretty consistent. you'll never guess what the lawsuit is based on. >> the lawsuit claims the terms of bailout inclu

the 10-year-old mentor maurice were up inwhen they ashburn for a tournament.vited them to one of his and told them that if the team kept winning, he would give them a shout out. >> that is how it started. i did it. i was like, i kind of like that. >> he did that for us. the team is hoping to see a home runs. for the skins to win, maurice would have to tackle more than that yards he has run this season. they have egg intimidating corner. they will rush for about 160 or 170 yards. they believe the team might run deeper into the playoffs. speaking of morris, seahawks said that morris is "legit and that the team will be a close eye on him and as they try to take him the win at fedex field. in the newsroom, abc 7 news.

maurice had the ability to speak universally. he really was a genius.s a term i do not use often or lightly. one of the things i felt -- maurice died on tuesday morning around 3:00. i was very sad that he was not alive to hear that. he was somewhat grumpy about marriage in general. he really loved obama -- obama read his book "where the wild things are" and still reads to kids in the rose garden, and that meant a lot to him. he has a little plastic obama doll on his table. there's a photograph somewhere of him pertaining to eat the obama doll because oral a corporation is one of the highest tributes -- i will eat you up, i love thee so -- that maurice could give anyone. i think he would have been tremendously pleased and moved. he was a wonderful, wonderful friend. immensely delightful person to spend time with. i think just a very -- as people have been saying, without question, the greatest figure in children's literature in this century and a very great artist, i think, a very significant american artist. >> on sunday, protesters marched from grant p

from georgia, maurice madden made the journey last time to see barack obama take the oath. now, it will cost him about three thousand dollars and a couple days of vacation, but he's going again. >> "i knew on the night that he was re-elected as president of the united states, that i wanted to return to washington to be part of this celebration." >> reporter: the last inauguration saw one-point- eight million americans braving the freezing temperatures, the crushing crowds, to witness this quadrennial moment. this year, the crowds are not expected to be as big. >> "hey, nice to see you again, welcome back." >> reporter: but still enough to fill hotels like the historic willard where steve blum says he has met seven presidents. >> "i got a fist bump from obama." >> reporter: and everyone has learned that the festivities are not really about any one person. >> "what we celebrate is that we have the greatest democracy on this planet and that we can have this transition of power, whether it be a second term or whatever, like no other country can." >> "you might not like the pres

. >> host: next call comes from maurice in walton, kentucky. hi, maurice. >> caller: hello? hello? >> host: please go ahead. >> caller: i'd like to ask mr. rothkopf to cite some examples of large corporations that the government has waived regulations or withdrawn regulations governing those industries. when the obama administration is adding hundreds of regulations every month -- particularly with health care industry, the environmental situation -- but i don't see any, any coming off of anybody whether it be health care interest or industry in general. >> guest: well, look, there are a lot of regulations out there. there are also a lot of bad regulations out there, and i'm not suggesting that all forms of regulation are good. but i do think that it's very clear that, for example, some industries like the big oil and gas company have had benefits in terms of tax breaks. there has been an effort to push back on climate regulation whether it's carbon tax or a movement towards global agreements on climate. there have been efforts to pursue certain kinds of regulatory approaches that

beatd maurice actually out rg3 considering his remarkable season so far? he was only the fourth nfl rookie to rush for 1600 yards. he was offensive rookie of the week three times, and he wrote rushing record for . single season a great he has done job. we will see how the numbers play out. not you are 4-26, there is be excited about. back tonight, a little revenge could be on the mind of the wizards. .inal seconds, a hook shot final seconds, at the buzzer, ties it up that 93. going into overtime, once again, s thomas thecond beale, gains it. six seconds to go in this second overtime. poor wizards. joe johnson, nothing but net. , -- wizards lose 115-113. skins and seahawks sunday at .:30 have the coverage for you. , we invite next week you to watch "jimmy kimmel live 11:00.wing our news at that happens on tuesday, january . prince george's county baker has made a friendly bet with his t in washington. coffeebeen called the that. if the redskins win on sunday, will send baker a basket containing seattle's and starbucks coffee. if the seahawks win, baker will

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from georgia, maurice madden made the journey last time to see barack obama take the oath. cost him about $3,000 and a couple days vacation, but he's going again. >> i knew on the night that he was re-elected as president of the united states that i wanted to return to washington to be part of this celebration. >> the president-elect of the united states, barack h. obama! >> reporter: the last inauguration saw 1.8 million americans braving the freezing temperatures, the crushing crowds, to witness this quadrennial moment. this year, the crowds are not expected to be as big. >> hi, nice to see you again. welcome back. >> reporter: but still enough to fill hotels like the historic willard, where steve blum says he's met seven presidents. >> i got a fist pump from obama. >> reporter: and everyone has learned that the festivities are not really about any one person. >> what we've celebrated is that we are the greatest democracy on this planet. and that we could have this transition of power, whether it be second-term or whatever it be. like no other country can. >> you might no

. >> chef maurice dissels believes in keeping the menu as unique as possible, and for his desserts, heies on a local girl done good--sheri tate. >> she brought a sample of her ice creams and sorbets, and as they say, the rest was history. >> it comes as no surprise, really, that ice cream has been called the great american dessert for a reason. each american consumes an average of 23 quarts of ice cream, ice milk, sherbert, and other commercially processed frozen dairy products a year. but even the gre@t american dessert can get a makeover every now and then, and that's where sheri tate comes in. she came up with an idea to combine two of her favorite dessert staples: ice cream and liqueur. >> as a kid, my parents made liqueur-infused ice cream with their friends, so they made something called "grasshoppers," which is similar to the cream de mint we made today, and it was a blended ice cream drink with cream de mint liqueur. and i think that's probably where i got the idea. >> so sheri left her desk job in the silicon valley to pursue her dessert dream, and thus silver moon ice cream w

from georgia, maurice madden made the journey last time to see barack obama take the oath.t him about $3,000 and a couple of days' vacation, but he's going again. >> i knew on the night that he was re-elected as president of the united states, that i wanted to return to washington to be part of this celebration. >> the president-elect of the united states, barack h. obama. >> reporter: the last inauguration saw 1.8 million americans braving the freezing temperatures and crushing crowds to witness this moment. this year, the crowds are not expected to be as big -- >> nice to see you again, welcome back. >> reporter: but still enough to fill hotels like the historic willard, where steve blum says he's met seven presidents. >> i got a fist bump from obama. >> reporter: and everyone has learned that the festivities are not really about any one person. >> what we celebrate is that we are the greatest democracy on this planet and that we could have this transition of power, whether it be second term or whatever it be, like no other country can. >> you might not like the president

name, 35-year-old maurice barrett. police say he robbed a woman last month when she got out of her car. she grabbed her 12-year-old pekingese named roxy and threw the dog into traffic. roxy ended up dying at an animal hospital. >>> everyone knew his name. tonight, the small community of galt is mourning the death of an officer killed in the line of duty. galt, you might know is about 30 miles south of sacramento on highway 99, about halfway to stockton. a suspected burglar shot kevin tonn. tonn is a 3 1/2-year veteran of the police department. and it's the first on-duty casualty since it was formed in 1946. the 35-year-old worked with his canine partner. he served as an ambassador for canine teams in northern california and in the bay area. seen in this picture. a lot of local events, tonn raised money for police dogs and getting them bulletproof vests. >>> we have information on what happened when the tanker hit the bay bridge last week. the pilot, guy cleese, made a last minute change of course. cleese had apparently

the state said it was a 28-year- old michael maurice johnson that track strangled and killed her. there are still so many questions about what happened to her. questions that should start to get answered tomorrow. in open court . brian is here with what we can expect. >> reporter: for two days we weren't allowed in the courtroom while the judge conducted jury selection. this morning that finally wrapped up. michael johnson now know who will determine his fate. soon after they were seated the jury was dismissed for the day as both sides in the case argued legal mocks in front of the judge. there are a lost issues to go through in this case. there is that sex video involving the victim and the accused, the older sister and johnson's younger brother. the lead baltimore city detective in the case is also a senator of controversy. he was suspended for misconduct by the department just days before johnson was art arrested. the motions address some of the issues setting the ground rules for the trial. it'll start tomorrow morning opening statements. we will be in the courtroom to bring y

michael maurice johnson is charged with killing felicia barnes in 2010. prosecutors say they have a witness who says he saw johnson murder barnes. johnson's defense team says there's no dna evidence linking him to the crime. they found her body in the susquehanna river months after she went missing. >>> calling for the release of an american pastor jailed in an iranian prison. he was sentenced to eight years behind bars. the idaho native was convicted on charges of attempting to undermine security by spreading christianity. a state department spokesperson says the agency condemns his persecution of religious freedom. >>> a woman missing in turkey. the 33-year-old was visiting turkey alone for photography and was supposed to return last week but family members say that the wife and mother of two never made her flight home. police in istanbul say her passport and medical cards were still in her room, although she was gone. her family is working with the fbi and the u.s. embassy there to find her. >>> surprising developments in former israeli prime minister

maurice greenberg. he claims the terms of the 182 -- $182 billion tax funded -- taxpayer funded bailout wasn't fair to shareholders. >>> we know the construction headache commuters are dealing with in tysons corner in the name of progress. now you can add taxes. officials have approved a tax zone. land owners in the area will pay up to 7 cents for every $100 of their property's assessed value and that will take place over the next 40 years. opponents say that tax is going to hurt the growth in tysons. >> it's damaging the very people you're trying to attract to tysons. who wants to buy a business or condo in tysons corner when i can go a mile away and pay less tax. >> it's important that people benefiting from the redevelopment are also participating in funding. >> the chairman says right right now the general assembly doesn't allow them to separate residential and commercial taxpayers. delia goncalves will tell us what the board of supervisors is doing to try to help property owners in the region. >>>

absolutely the nickname the tomorrow tomorrow to maurice speech and you know once again it was supposed to be tomorrow we seeing this delay of course the very very serious and troubling reasons but i think the prime minister really in this circumstance assert himself for a full release lessons of wide open to the criticism here we saw this speech range from right back last year around gene time it's been put back four times already the various reasons that one point the prime minister having jokes comparing the speech to tantric sex saying if you know me better when it actually comes you know that's not looking particularly funny anymore and people wondering when if indeed it will ever come well everyone was looking for from this speech with clarity leadership over this issue we've been speaking to a lot of the british public over the past few weeks and they're very confused about what cameron stance is on europe and i think david cameron as prime minister he's definitely in a tight spot right now he's he's not looking particularly strong he's not looking like he's led the way one m.p.

burress shot and killed deborah ross and maurice chucky everett at the toll plaza in 2009. during the sentencing burress says it doesn't matter because california legal battles over the death penalty make the execution unlikely. >> a man released from president yochb ak convicted for two murders years ago is accused now of killing his mother. he faced a judge and murder charges again, today. >> convicted double murderer and former death row inmate pled not guilty to killing1 çñ >>> prurters accused him of buying her a 73-year-old lexus. it left the victim bankrupt and heart broken. investigators say she apparently used some nonpay off the victim in another criminal case. >> overseas now new information on the hostage situation in algeria. >> the obama administration confirm that's americans are still being held by islamic militants. >> one american worker from texas has been found dead. it's not clear how he died. u.s. officials today rejected an offer bit kidnappers to free two americans in exchange for release of two prisoners. one is a child sheek conviktd of plotting to

a new situation really just like the fish that's it's it's remarkable it's it's doctorow rubber maurice's so i think it was in the book the edison gene do research on traditionally agricultural societies and found that the more people who were the opposite of a t.h.d. or hyperactive or what might be interpreted as extrovert and because they were traditionally people who for years and years and years would just pick bugs off plants all day long. and that hunting gathering societies had higher levels of of the same. you could almost translate a.d.h. d. for introversion or for extroversion rather and the farmer for introversion and. do you think that our society favors one over the oak absolutely and you know that's really at the end of its aid that's why i wrote my book because i believe in the bias in our society for and for extroverts and against introverts is deep it's profound and i i really believe it's as deep as well. they where women were at the time of the one nine hundred fifty years or the one nine hundred sixty s. where we really have a cultural preference for the kind of person

yo soy maurice, soy nuevo aquí. usted también es asistente ¿no es así? sí definitivamente ya no.vamos a tratar de obtener alguna cosa. tal vez podamos retirar fecalomas, pólipo, pólipo sigamos. alto ahí. tiene los alpes en el trasero esperen miren eso, ¿lo vieron? no podemos seguir se acabó el tubo. bien, sobresale una masa con el lumen, tumor, fecaloma, bien. ya tenemos... ya tenemos la revisión. tenemos que operar. ¡ujum! [carraspeo] ¡ejem,ejem! bien. gracias. ¿quieres cenar conmigo, gretchen? ¿cómo dice? dígame si puede ir a cenar. sí, sí comprendí lo que usted dijo. es que me dijo: "¿cómo dice?" no. sí, en serio. no es la respuesta a la pregunta de si quiero cenar con usted. usted es muy atractiva y no... hay razón para que se reproche, sólo porque la última vez no... salieron las cosas como usted quería, ¿no? [risa] ¡ah-ja,ja! es claro que algo salió muy mal, sí. ¿cómo es que lo supo? pues... ¡oooh! no puedo creerlo. ¿el doctor meier le dijo que me invitara a salir? no, no, no. ¡marc! [golpe] ¡tran! ¿le dijiste que me invitara a salir? pensé que sería bueno que tuvieras un p

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and maurice, also from san jose, al gore exercised good business sense the action is not hypocriticalose? i've got to get out there. jack from melbourne, australia, bill, the economists says my country is the second best place to be born, switzerland is first, but you say the usa is the best place despite its ranking at 16. first of all, i admire your patriotism toward your country, jack, i say the usa is the best place because it offers the most people the most opportunity to prosper. despite all of our faults, ground zero for achievement here in the usa, but i certainly wouldn't mind living down under. and from newton, massachusetts in light of the liberal hawaii report, where would you rather live, bill, in hawaii or southern california? i like both places. they're beautiful. and i don't need philosophical agreement to be happy. cheryl chase in california, loosen up, bill, waters look hot in his green shorts and operating shirt. hot is in the eye of the beholder. linda bradley, delaware, shorts and shirt on water was too much however, your attire is always excellent. that's the hin

nice pass to maurice. they were up nine in the first quarter. that is with authority!own low and acrobatic, look at the english on this. 270 pounds. warriors down as many as 14. look at jack, he is in. free-point play, i own this! key play under two minutes left, he stuffs it the other way. mike connelly with the finish. >> welcome to dwight powell's block party. go get some against washington state. he had four rejections. cardinals begin pac-12 play, broke modem but spelled differently. 57-54 powell, 11 boards. aaron bright, clever shot. he had a game high 21. stanford wins. in berkeley, best shooter was not this one, rick bar

micromanning life with subsidies and the winners are not the needy but people like bon jovi, ted turner, maurice, and, me. >> so, let's hope for an to end all these freeloading. that's our show for

. >> the mayor says that he does not want to maurice these people but it is also important to get thisthis erosion has caused some much damage these neighborhoods again. reporting in east palo alto, scott rates, kron 4. >> jacqueline: it was a nice day with 57 degrees in richmond. 58 in napa redwood city, sunnyvale. and 50s through san jose as we take a look outside the bay bridge toll plaza is clear. we will see cloud coverage streaming through. more clouds are approaching. this cloud coverage will move through tonight and the low temperatures will be impacted. right now it is clear. 37 in novado, 30's in fairfield and 43 in the sunnyvale. if these clouds of overhead the clubs will not be quite as cold. 30's but just not freezing. the weather headlines will show some cloud coverage. some places will be at or below freezing. mostly clear tomorrow and a look a bit warmer but the rainfall is coming for the weekend. >> ofniners fans.the team announced today that playoff tickets for next saturday's game will go on sale monday morning at 10:00. 49ers officials say the tickets available mond

. >> reporter: iraq war veteran maurice milner says it's too soon to tell if the jobs will offer a long term career. >> i couldn't see myself working as a clerk at wal-mart but maybe there's other positions that i might find suitable. >> reporter: the program kicks off on memorial day. wal-mart's president says hiring 100,000 vets over the next five years will help jump start the economy. >> about everybody here started in an entry level job, i did. >> reporter: but elmer who works with returning veterans says wal-mart might include extending the officer including all veterans not just the ones coming home now. >> it's a great way to honor their service. i don't think veterans should have to fight for a job. >> reporter: wal-mart is often criticized for its low paying jobs and treatment of workers. today's announcement will likely help the company's imagine. >>> new at 10:00 tonight an armed robbery inside an east bay home improvement store it happened shortly after 7:00 tonight at the home depot in san leandro on davis street. two men one armed with a handgun held up a cashier. there's

. >> reporter: iraq war veteran maurice milner says it's too soon to tell if the jobs will offer a long term career. >> i couldn't see myself working as a clerk at wal-mart but maybe there's other positions that i might find suitable. >> reporter: the program kicks off on memorial day. wal-mart's president says hiring 100,000 vets over the next five years will help jump start the economy. >> about everybody here started in an entry level job, i did. >> reporter: but elmer who works with returning veterans says wal-mart might include extending the officer including all veterans not just the ones coming home now. >> it's a great way to honor their service. i don't think veterans should have to fight for a job. >> reporter: wal-mart is often criticized for its low paying jobs and treatment of workers. today's announcement will likely help the company's imagine. >>> new at 10:00 tonight an armed robbery inside an east bay home improvement store it happened shortly after 7:00 tonight at the home depot in san leandro on davis street. two men one armed with a handgun held up a cashier. there's

i think maurice greeneberg is right on both counts. it's unconstitutional, the government can't pick and choose winners and losers furniture going bail people out you have to treat them in a similar way. three people came to the government and bailed us out the goldman saturates said they will give you $13 billion and they said don't worry about it. morgan stanley said we need some money. we'll lend it to you at market rates. aig said, we're dying on the vine. we want to own 80% of you and when the money coming back we want 14.5% interest but we're going to charge you three times what we are paying them. that constitutes a loss of assets for aig which the fifth amendment prohibits and constitutes desperate treatment that violates equal protection. i think more greenberg has a very good strong argument to make. >> neil: one of arguments that i raised you wouldn't be in the position you are now to sue is to paraphrase what scott was saying if not for this clumsy bailout? >> scott's argument is a good one and made by lawyers that would be

her brother maurice, an u.s. officer was shot and killed in 201037 thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> john: can you tell me what happened to your roar. >> my brother was returning from a club that he escorted his cousin to, and she got into an altercation. so he left the club immediately. and when he pulled up in front of our parents' home, about two minutes after he got out of the car and started to walk towards the home of our parents house he was taken down by a barrage of gunfire. even though he's law enforcement, and he pulled out his gun to try to run, he was overpowered. >> john: was he able to return any fire before he was murdered? >> he was but it still had no comparison to what the perps had on them. >> john: now they had no idea that your brother was law enforcement when this happened? >> no. >> john: did you receive a lot of support from law enforcement? was there a thorough investigation or were their hands tied because there was no evidence. >> well, it's still an ongoing inve

. >> reporter: a year ago we found maurice bell molding his nugget nogin one by one.ut his design was catching on and there were back orders. >> i wanted all the fans to be wearing it. be at that level with the cheese heads. i think i'm getting there. >> yeah, this is actually my second nugget. >> for this fan, one for him and one for his wife. >> you stay warm, you look good and especially when you're playing the packers you have to have something to combat the chief's hat. >> reporter: that feed back made the years worth it. >> for someone to stay with it, persevered and insist. >> reporter: he got the ideas at this costume shop. the nogin nugget has a facebook gallery full of fans and bell is quick to thank the team which liked his hat enough to help him score a deal with a manufacturer. >> it was, it was definitely a learning experience. >> reporter: he still has his day job in personnel at pg & e but his sports gear career is satisfying too for a guy who's a fan first. >> i love it. i mean you know i've always been a 49er fan, i'm always going to be. now i get to

. >> reporter: a year ago we found maurice bell molding his nugget nogin one by one.gn was catching on and there were back orders. >> i wanted all the fans to be wearing it. be at that level with the cheese heads. i think i'm getting there. >> yeah, this is actually my second nugget. >> for this fan, one for him and one for his wife. >> you stay warm, you look good and especially when you're playing the packers you have to have something to combat the chief's hat. >> reporter: that feed back made the years worth it. >> for someone to stay with it, persevered and insist. >> reporter: he got the ideas at this costume shop. the nogin nugget has a facebook gallery full of fans and bell is quick to thank the team which liked his hat enough to help him score a deal with a manufacturer. >> it was, it was definitely a learning experience. >> reporter: he still has his day job in personnel at pg & e but his sports gear career is satisfying too for a guy who's a fan first. >> i love it. i mean you know i've always been a 49er fan, i'm always going to be. now i get to be a diffe

police identified 35-year-old maurice barrett as a suspect in the case.police say he robbed a woman last month as she got out of her car. grarts say he grabbed her 12-year-old dog named rorks are oxy and threw the dog into traffic. roxy died at an animal hospital. if you know anything about barrett's whereabouts call san francisco police. >> 5:37 now. want to get you updated on the forecast with christina loren. a little bit warmer. i don't know if you can feel it. >> i didn't have my window down driving to work. >> i had a blanket on. look at that, 28 in gilroy. >> why do you need the windows down when you drive a convertible, john? just kidding. not telling you what he drives t. ladies would be chasing him around town. 35 degrees in santa cruz. speaking of which, you have less than a month now for valentine's plans. we are giving you ample notice. filtered sunshine. temps in the 60s today. by thursday, cold start. e we are going to see temps in the 60s. looking good in weather. see how we are faring in the traffic department. good morning, mike. >> we a

being asked whether to join this lawsuit that was filed by their former chief executive, a man named mauriceeneberg, who has cue sued, arguing that the rescue of aig violated shareholders rights and was too punitive and punished them too much. and so, he sued the government and basically asked aig to come in and repre and other shareholders as well. >> greta: well, this is-- it lit everybody on fire on a bipartisan basis, but on greta wire, congresswoman maxine waters is ripping them apart as a lot of people are. did anyone force aig to take the bailout? >> no, that's one of the main arguments that the government made. no one forced aig's board back during the the financial crisis to take this bailout. they chose to take it, they chose to give the government an 80% stake. they chose to pay this loan with a high interest rate. no one really forced them to take it and that's sort of what the government says, it was entirely their choice. >> now, the government's out of their 80% stake, is that right? and what was the interest rate? >> the interest rate was pretty high. i don't feel the exact p

thanks. 1,985,000,000 dolphin game then mayor dianne feinstein and miami mayor maurice ferry each betnners at their hometown if they won. fishy theme here. in 1989, this is my favorite because this involves trash talking like we just don't do anier mo. so in 1989, cincinnati mayor refused to bet against the game. refused to bet on behalf of his city so everyone in san francisco started trash talking a headline from one of our newspapers that said cincinnati mayor is too chicken to bet. so a san francisco tv reporter went to cincinnati basically haranged this guy into finally exploding with the following statement. all right. i hate san francisco. i hope they drown on the way to the game. >> oh, my god. >> how's that? >> just fine, thank you very much, sir, because that quote was replayed over and over again on television and radio right after he said it. the mayor at the time which of course was art agnos said there's nothing in cincinnati worth having anyway. >> what document in cincinnati? >> i would love to see ed lee make a statement like that. >> he would never go there. >> 1990