warriors fan mike mcgee is disappointed by plans. >> i think when they first bought the team that is their intent. >> the jerseys may excite a new fan base. >> reality is that it's not a slam dunk. >> there is excitement one thing, reality another. >> takes time and money. 1k3 a good business decision? remains to be seen. >> my city hall is still dreaming of a sports complex and a development they've committed millions to. their response predicted this plan won't fly. we'll leave space for the warriors after being exhausted from the litigation and cost increases required to be on the san francisco water front. >> and this counselman sits on the board. warriors current landlord. >> i think our job is taking sure that they leave organizations when it comes to the table. >> in 1996, $100 million was spent to remodel. and unanswered is hout debt will be repaid. >> this is not like they're just going to close the door and walk away on the other side. and morgue yet about what happened. >> and. >> there will be have approve changes made to the agreement. nick smith abc 7 news. >> and there

. >> i'm representative mike mcgee from missouri. and, first of all, i'd just like to say that missouri filed that first piece of legislation to try and block the lawsuit against president obama's health care bill, and we are also right now on our primary ballot this next few months, we'll be hearing legislation trying to bring prayer back to our public school. so a couple of great things. my wife and i went to a graduation. harry s. truman high school in independence, missouri. and that was held at the lds auditorium in independence. and that is the church of latter day saints. it was at their world headquarters building. and they started that commencement out with a moment of reflection, no prayer. do you think that has to do with the church and what they would allow them to do in that building or do you think that would be leadership in that high school that failed those children to not be able to pray before that? and then we're going to end up at that same commencement that day with a moment of reflection also and no prayer but

. >> i'm representative mike mcgee from missouri. i'd like to say that missouri filed the first piece of legislation to try and block that lawsuit against president obama's healthcare bill, and we're also right now on our primary ballot this next few months. we'll be hearing legislation trying to bring prayer back to our public schools. so a couple of great things. my question is, my wife and i went to a graduation, the harry s. truman high school in independence, missouri, and it was held at the auditorium in independence, and that is the church of latter day saints. their world headquarters building. and they started that commencement out with a moment of reflection, no prayer. do you think that has to do with the church and what they would allow them to do in that building, or do you think that would be leadership in that high school that failed those children to not be able to pray before that? and they were going to end up that same commencement that day with a moment of reflection, also no prayer, but they just skipped that com