he is a montana democrat, not a national democrat.een strong growth of democrats who are of the state not of the democratic national party or committee. brian schweitzer is one of those democrats and i would put him as a frontrunner. >> michael: do you have a sense of how he would vote on something like background checks. it's totally hypothetical. >> i know he's a farmer and ranker which everyone in montana seems to be. >> michael: john tester is as well. >> like i said the rocky mountain democrats are representing their state. they are of their states. they are not the national democrats that are trying to get elected in that state. i would be surprise if brian schweitzer voted for gun control. i would be surprised if he voted for done control. >> michael: as they said in montana. >> i think john tester is really the exception where you try to make him the rule. if tester does, then all democrats. i think tester is the exception and baucus is the rule. >> michael: there were three senators who were the exception last time. yes, test

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. >> historian from montana, and it was a little bit wintry when i left but it's nice to be here for this beautiful southern california day, as usual. joined here today by three writers who come to us originally from as far away as and no from as far aim detroit. away as new york on one side and santa barbara on the other side of the continent they bring us story that overlap in some interesting ways that will be fun to explore here. particularly on the idea of exploration and expanding boundaries, including the boundaries of the sea, the rockie mountains and even you're own backyard. and as we'll see there's consequences for this very human pursuit. some intended and maybe some not so much. and what i found interesting going through the biographies of these three individuals is they all three reported from all parts of the globe, working at field archaeologists, war correspondents and voices for the environment. so they bring much broader perspective to these topics than you might at first expect. so, again, thick we're in for an interesting discussion. we'll follow a pretty straigh

the name's montana, nate montana.e're talking about the son of nfl legend hall of famer joe montana. his son, working out at the practice facility in santa clara as part of the 49ers pro day. this has to be a thrill for that entire family. kind of bounced around, four different schools, including his dad's alma mater, notre dame. found consistent playing time at west virginia wesleyan, leading the conference in passing yards and touchdowns. kind of looks like him, too. >> he has those eyes. >> steely look. good luck. love to see him in a 49ers uniform. >> lot of pressure. >>> let's check the morning commute with mike right now. how are we looking? it's still early. oh, look, people are up. >> hopefully, they are, because they're driving cars. everybody awake and waking up by some lights here. let me show you 101 at hillyer. the camera crew swung by, took a shot of this, box truck i talked about, went off the roadway. look at that. it has some debris in the back there. that's all off the roadway down the shoulder. no l

hannah montana had her teeth removed, and guess who has the video?o. >> she is very concerned about the paparazzi. the girl's name really is hannah. she's not the hannah montana that most of us know, but she apparently doesn't know it. >> you're hannah banana? >> then she gets mad because there's this girl miley sirius. >> let's hear her break out into song. >> and she does. >> "party in the usa." >> as a matter of fact it is. ♪ ♪ >> she is crying again. >> i'm trying to express who i am. >> this is internet gold. >> i love you. >> do you in do you love me? >> i'm your mom.

and then from the politics, he comes from montana. a state that barama lost by double digits as one of seven states that has a democrat in the senate right now that they have to defend next year. and all of a sudden the radar start going up again as these are the kind of states and these are the kind of races that put the senate in play. >> the white house, problematic ally? >> well, this is max baucus. it depends on who you ask. everyone has opinion about him. which is also why he saw such a reaction in washington. because he's been around so long that there's not many people that don't have an opinion about max baucus. it spans -- gwen: seven terms. >> obama may not have been able to get his health care law through him and then referred to the bill as a train wreck and would be problematic for consumers. >> so what happens without him? what about things like tax reform? what happens without a max baucus? >> and this -- we've had a lot of senate retirements in recent years and say i'm going to use my time left to do one thing. i'm ve

. >>> the shocking story, what almost happened to joe montana.ther famed quarterback that joe montana was traded for. >>> his old hit son has become part of the boston strong movement. how neil diamond is helping victims of the boston tragedy. . >>> good morning, a lot of fog out there, we have points cooler, mainly 50s and very low 60s. >>> the song sweet carolyn, we have heard it a lot and it may have boosted spirits after the marathon bombing. >>> the song has been a fan favorite at red sox games for more than ten years now and sales of the song sky rock kepted last week and now the singer is donating money raised from those sales to help the victims of the explosion. >>> the pro-football draft starts today and we have shown video from the draft in new york city. this year the 49ers have 13 picks more selection than any other team in the football grade. >>> 15 months after the famous catch, we are hearing joe montana could have been part of the trade. they dropped this bombshell for you 49ers fans. bill walsh report lid considered trading joe

. >> joe montana's younger son hopes to make it. >> pam: please and federal agents say the bomb used up were apparently made from pressure cookers. gabe slate tech report this video that is now going by romania gas when i first saw it. it gives a credible look at the explosion from the runners can do. sports illustrated is making waves by completely changing this week's cover by 80. showing a three police officers and shot over the blast and one runner at that has fallen to the ground. one of the more popular ones was a simple act asking people to wear a shirt the facebook event title is encouraging gunners and supporters to walk from the campus to downtown boston to stay united. more than 14,000 people have committed to attend. martin richard his father built posted this total the picture has than the picture has gone tyrone facebook and twitter. gabe slate kron 4 news. >> reporter: you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you

john madden 49ers to work out montana nate montana, the oldest son of joe montana, is scheduled to be one of the players working out for 49ers as day tomorrow. he was a backup at his dad's two other schools before attending west virginia for 2,480 yards with 19 touchdowns and seven >> pam: good night.

nate montana works out for the 49ers.next!!! a >>gary: warriors blazers stephen curry one three- pointer short of the single season record 2nd quarter curry hits the three-pointer to break the single season record of 269 three-pointers made by ray allen warriors led by 14 at the half oakland's damian lillard nice reverse layup to cut the warriors lead to 66-60 4th quarter/ 88-77 warriors curry hits the three from the corner he finishes with 4 threes for a record 272 in a season 15 points tonight final: 99-88 warriors saturday in denver is what we know. more than likely with the the home game would be one week from tomorrow for the playoff game. giants/brewers >> giants indoors in miller park tonight top 6th/ 3-1 brewers hunter pence bounces it up the middle for a single angel pagan and marco scutaro score 3-3 tie bottom 9th/ santiago casilla pitching 1 out the grounder to short brandon crawford throws it into the dugout for an error runners at the corners next batter intentionally walked to load the bases pinch-hitter blake lall

. >>> and when we come back, what got joe montana all fired up today? we'll show you.ho . >>> san francisco 49ers legend joe montana is tweeting mad about that two-stroke penalty assessed against tiger woods at the masters. woods received a penalty for an improper drop on yesterday's round. now, no one seemed to notice until a viewer called out the violation. quarterback joe montana jumped on 2013 and said usga is full of crap, just like replay in nfl if you don't catch it when it happens, forget it. that would be like going on and calling the super bowl and changing the game. goes on to say they are spectators, it would stay that way. it is not about tiger, but about keeping other people out of the game. the twitter handle i is @joemontana. >> he has strong feelings about it. >> he has a point. >> who is the host on saturday night live? >> oh, vince vaughn is the host. >> thank you, have a great evening. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. th

politically brave vote for a montana senator and voted yes.hn tester needed that day was political cover from max baucus, a little help. john tester needed to be able to say, when he went back to montana, hey, max voted for it, too. now, when senator tester goes back to montana, he's going to be challenged with, hey, baucus voted against it, why didn't you? the junior senator from arizona got exactly the kind of political cover that john tester would have appreciated from max baucus. the senior senator from arizona, john mccain, voted for expanding background checks. but that wasn't enough to pump up jeff flake's courage to do the right tlihing. senator flake, who has to explain his vote to the very same voters john mccain is accountable to followed the lead of his party instead of his senior senator and voted against background checks, something that 90% of america wanted. and in casting his vote, senator flake had to rewrite himself. karen teves wrote a letter to senator flake asking him to support gun safety legislation. she told the senato

i'm hannah montana. >> hannah montana. >> you knew that?nnah montana. >> oh. >> i told you i was hannah montana. >> want me to sing for you? ♪ whoa, it's a party in the usa ♪ ♪ whoa, party in the usa ♪ hands up playing my song ♪ snowed nodding my head like, yeah ♪ >> it's not me. hannah obviously had her wisdom teeth out. >> are you kidding me? >> under anesthesia. her friend posted that as a project in media class. hundreds of thousands of hits later, i would imagine her friend got an a-plus. >> is hannah montana okay with it? >> so okay with it. i hope she's okay with it. if you're not okay with it, it's george stephanopoulos with an "s." ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] there are those who brighten your day... the same way the smooth, creamy taste of coffee-mate... makes coffee and your day better. coffee-mate. coffee's perfect mate. well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase, and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. your financial advisor shoul

montana is an important addition. they need to put these other seats-- as you mentioned, alaska north carolina-- into play. >> ifill: and max baucus -- >> he's the chairman of a very, very important finance committee and he's been around for 30 years. these folks who are retiring, they've been committee chairman, been in congress for 30 or more years. the interesting thing about open seats is no party wants to have an open seat. they are usually tougher to defend. but in the case of montana it may be a better situation for democrats if democrats are able to get the candidate that they're all talking about right now, brian schweitzer, the former governor of that state, left office very popular. he is the quintessential montana democrat. fill frill they going after him? >> oh, they most certainly will be going after him. if they get -- if schweitzer is in that position, he runs as the governor, not as a 30-year incumbent with a long voting record. especially on more controversial votes like health care. >> that is a was

upon hearing that news, montana tweeting out, hey, can't wait to watch 30 for 30 when i get home, heard i was almost traded for elway. >>> speaking of the craft, the 49ers hosting their own draft bash in downtown san jose. the first round starts at 5:00, to celebrate the, bud lite will host an outdoor party. it will feature food, drink, entertainment as well as special appearances by 49ers and alumni. fans will be there and just in case you are wondering, gold rush cheerleaders. they will have the 31st pick in the draft. they have 13 picks overall. >> sourdough and cheerleaders, sounds like a party. >>> the team has seven picks in this year's draft, including the third overall. don't mess with the raiders. >> when you have a rough season, you go higher in the draft. good luck to the raiders in that. let's check out things on the road now. mike inouye is back >>> we are going by the home of the raiders where we see the lineup when the tailgating starts. no raiders games but a smooth flow of traffic where we had a traffic break. how quickly it hits and clears. north 880 smooth down throug

we might see another montana in a niners uniform. that is nate montana right there.hall-of-famer, joe montana, not taken in the recent draft. the niners giving him another look. taking a chance on joe cool's kid. nate will take part in the team's three-day rookie kamp coming up next month. that would be kind of cool. >> on that profile, he looked a lot like joe. >> let's hope he plays like joe. >> no pressure. >>> up 45% in the past decade. the new trend in plastic surgery. >>> a major milestone at the site of the new world trade center tower. we'll have the high-soaring details next. >>> the newest investigation into the boston area bombings. why they are turning their attention today suspect's mother. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it

at the same time, montana wants their name out there. so, if you can't montana and say i'm getting 15 kids together to do graffiti art, can you give me some stuff? i need like a basic color palate. i don't see why they wouldn't give it to you whether your message is condoning graffiti or permitting it or not, you don't have to tell montana. so, if it is something you want to work with, i think you could get -- i think you could actually be quite successful getting quite a bit of paint and supplies. sea >> [speaker not understood]. >> certainly. certainly, and i feel the same way about cigarettes. >> thank you. all right. gen, do you have another question? >> yes, this is actually for enforcement and abatement. i have two similar questions actually from the same city so i'm kind of going to blend them together. they're interested in restitution cost formula to charge individuals caught tagging the restitution labor, materials, equipment, costs. so, i don't know if that could be split between -- pointing at you. abatement and enforcement.

the team almost traded away joe montana less than a year before he won super bowl 1984. a documentary from espn films looking at the 1983 draft featuring that man, john elway. the documentary talks to elway's agent who says he had a discussion with the niners head coach, bill walsh. walsh apparently said he was interested in possibly trading for elway straight up for montana. elway and walsh did have a history. walsh recruited elway to play for him at stanford. but the trade never happened. and number 16, joe cool, went on to win a cool three more super bowls for the 49ers. after he heard this news, kind of funny here, montana tweeted, can't wait to watch that 30 for 30 when i get home. heard i was almost traded for elway. >>> the 49ers are hosting their own draft bash in downtown san jose tonight. the first round starts at 5:00. to celebrate, the team and bud light will host an outdoor block party in san pedro square. the free event will feature food, music and entertainment as well as special appearances by some 49er players and alumni. sour dough sam and the gold rush

the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. baucus: first, i deeply thank my two colleagues who previous spoke, senator collins from maine and senator alexander from tennessee, in their nice, warm compliments and i deeply appreciate that. it means a lot to me because they're both very fine senators. they're -- they're terrific, as a matter of fact. just a couple of points here just to clear the record. one, senator collins said that senator enzi's been working on this bill for about a decade. that's really not quite accura accurate. there was an earlier bill called the streamline act or something like that, i've forgotten what it was. it was an attempted compact among states to address this issue. and they worked and worked and worked on it for close to a decade and then couldn't agree. i think 24 states i think agre agreed. the remaining states just did not agree. so that was the end of that. so this bill here i really is to ram through what other states would not agree to. and to try to find -- quote -- "the lowest common den

it is matched montana. -- just montana. 57% of americans say they do not have enough information about the law to understand how it will effect them. the lack of clear information as living people to turn to incorrect information area 40% of americans thought they law establishes a government panel to make end-of-life decisions for people on medicare. 40% thought that. the law does not provide that. it also found that 50% in -- thought the law has a public option. benefits of the affordable care act -- it deserves a feeling. .- failing grade wealthy beneficiaries should pay high premiums, i agree with that. the machine not take private lands offering medicare benefits to higher rates than traditional medicare. inry dollar invested fighting fraud generates 500% return in taxpayers money received. that is good. concern me. i'm concerned the proposed level of cuts cuts in nursing homes may be too high. it reduces access to care area also concerns over the chained cpi proposal. it not only impact social security, but it reduces payments some medicare providers and increases out-of- pocket

esas montañas son la cordillera central.asa ahora? vamos, nos falta mucho para llegar a san germán. ¿qué tiene el carro, titi? no tengo idea. perdone. algo le pasó al carro. el carro está muy mal. no creo que lo pueda arreglar hoy. ¿qué? estará listo mañana por la mañana. ioh! y ahora, ¿qué hacemos? tendrán que pasar la noche aquí. ¿y cree ud. que podríamos conseguir un hotel? claro. hay varios. busquen cerca del parque de bombas. no fue hasta el día siguiente que llegamos a san germán. bueno, ya hemos llegado. la casa es muy bonita. ahora podremos hablar con tu abuela acerca de ese viaje a méxico. ¿y yo las puedo acompañar a méxico? cuando estés más grande, laurita. por ahora, lo más lejos que puedas viajar conmigo es aquí a san germán. ¿abuela? iabuela, ya llegamos! hola. idolores! ¿cómo estás? bien. quiero presentarte a raquel rodríguez. dolores acevedo. mucho gusto. el gusto es mío. ¿y la abuela? fue a la iglesia. debe estar por llegar. vamos a buscarla entonces. en el nombre del padre, del hijo y del espíritu santo. amé

quarterback nate montana, yes, montana, son of joe montana, will take part in the 49ers' three-day rookie mini camp coming up in may. he was not selected in the nfl draft this week. getting back to the whole m.j. wedding thing, i'm told his tastes are kind of expensive. if i was invited means i got to buy a gift. if y'all want to chip in i'll put your name on the card. >> not even worth it. let's not even go. >> thanks, scott. we'll be right back. we've made major advancements in reducing the incidents of broken bones in seniors. we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> president obama tried his hand at stand-up comedy this weekend in front of hundreds of journalists and celebrities. >> it's the annual white house correspondents dinner. the president had the a

she's hannah montana, for crying out loud. >> she is hannah montana. her name is hannah.s trying to tell her, no, you're my hannah banana. she goes on to say, i don't want to deal with the paparazzi outside. >> got to love it. >> if you remember, there were a couple more -- >> the kid in the backseat of the car. that was a great one. >> backseat of the car. another older girl like this who was upset. she thought her wisdom teeth were mad at her for being pulled out. >> we got to get some of that stuff. >> i know, these are cute. >> men are more romantic than women, at least that's the study coming out of the uk. it found 48% of men say they have fallen in love at first sight. 28% of women claim the same thing. >> i wonder why men are claiming that. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- plot foiled. police in canada say they have stopped a plan by two men backed by al qaeda to blow up passenger trains. >>> then the latest on the investigation into the bombings in boston. the surviving suspect is opening up. we will tell you some of the new details he is providing about t

that night, patty met her montana mountain man. cody was an amazing husband and patty loved cody with all her heart. cody was her best friend and they could talk about everything. they talked every night two hours. he kissed her when she got home from work and before they went to bed. he would leave notes that say -- i miss you and i love you so she'd find them. everyone knew he'd watch his favorite nascar driver, dale earnhart jr. on sunday. my little girl katie would run straight to uncle cody. he;'d pick her up and say, "that's my little girl." and she was his little girl. whenever she was in trouble with who would feel sorry for her. he would pick her up and give her a big kiss. cody grew up hunting in montana becausedeer and elk and of that we got a deer lease and spent time with our family and friends. cody shot and dropped a doe and waited a few minutes to get it. clayton ran down and yelled, "you got it." cody forgot his backpack and knife at the stand. as cody went to move the deer, it jumped up and pawed him in the face,

the senator from montana touched on some of these. i ought to start off underscoring something that the senator from west virginia mentioned earlier. not only will it droibt any national registry. it's forden. -- forbidden and anyone trying to create one would be subject to a flown felony -- that point number one. some of the problems we heard from the constituents who are gun enthuse yis we were able to address in the legislation one is to clarify internet state travel laws because sportsman traveling long distances happens too frequently. a sportsman from one state traveling to another. maybe on a hunting trip or going home for christmas and wants to give a relative a gun. he's perfectly lawfully entitled to own the gun. he's following the rouge and regulation of the state. he pack the gun appropriately in the vehicle. as traveling through another state he discovers he's not in compliance with that other state. people have gotten themselves in to trouble. never done a thing to harm anybody. just traveling in to a senate has a differ

granted i'm always proud to protect montana businesses, but this is not a montana only issue. nor is it an issue just for the states without sales tax is your main street business owners across america show their interests are tied together. we need to stop burdening america's small businesses with more compliance costs to figure out ways to help them grow. i urge you to vote against, do not give small businesses in your state more regulations and more risks, more unintended consequences have not been addressed. do not set your main street businesses out to be audited by other states tax collectors. i urge you to vote against it. so we can do so. i yield the floor. >> sender max baucus on the senate floor yesterday and we're just learning that this will likely be his final term in the senate. reid wilson from hotline tweeting this morning that senator max baucus plans to retire rather than seek reelection. that also from the "washington post" today. the u.s. senate will gavel and starting with an hour of general speeches in just a moment. after that lawmakers will continue wor

the name is montana. no. we'd love to see that. the >> good evening, a's have best record in the american league. now six wins have come courtesy of the houston astros on the wrong end of the broom this afternoon. cal women's basketball team coming off final four appearance tossing out the first pitch. a's jumped on bud norris in the first. josh redic doubled deep to right. a's on top eric soguard base hit driving home jed laurie giving up six runs in two third of -- two thirds of an inning. a's sweep astros again. >> offense is off the authorities at this point. running bases pretty fell. what are we? 12-14? hitting on all cylinders at this point. >> giants and brewers have garlic fridays we have waffle fries, third inning, homers for the second game, brew crew up 1-0. with st. louis, crawford just broke it up in the 6th. so nice come back in the works there. a win would give golden state a sixth playoff spot in the west. seth as a chance to break ray hallen's record of 269 set back in the 560 r5-06 season. >> we know how great of

barr: i thank the gentleman and i recognize the gentleman rom montana. mr. daines: i want to thank the gentleman from kentucky. i stand with my colleagues to show support for an all-of-the-above energy strategy. montana possesses an abundance of hydropower, of oil, of sun, of wind, of natural gas and of coal. and coal is a very important piece of that equation. coal provides the fuel for roughly 40% of electricity used in the united states. you know, i see the electric cars going out on the street and i'm not opposed to electric cars but they ought to say powered by coal on them in terms of understanding where the source of the power is to power these electric cars. coal keeps energy costs low. it helps keep american businesses competitive and allows middle class americans to keep more of their hard-earned dollars during these challenging economic times. in montana we are seeing firsthand the critical role that coal plays in the energy sector. in my home state, it creates hundreds of jobs. it fosters important relationships with our indians reservations, bei

when you look state by state for example in montana if the former governor enters the race, should stayew strong republican candidates that have stepped up. there's a long list who declined to run in iowa, in michigan. so are the odds still against republicans taking control? >> i don't think it's clear at this point. i will tell you in order to have a competitive situation to take over a majority, the first thing you need is opportunities and certainly all of these retirements provide these opportunities. montana, south dakota, iowa, west virginia being a good example and the democrats have some tough seats to defend. having said that, there's a difference between having an opportunity and closing the deal. last time around republicans had open seats in montana and north dakota and didn't capitalize on either one. so it's not just simply having the opportunity which clearly has to be there. the next challenge for the republicans is winning races that they didn't show they could win in the last election. >> after the last election, the democratic leadership did say, chris, that their to

nate montana will be there and he will play for pasadena city collage, montana and west virginia.hat work out by the way starts at 10:00 a.m. >> 33... leaning closer to the rutgers... >> golden state warriors has one more game to break that 3 point record and he needs two more threes to set up a new single season record. allen has 69 pointers and in the 2005 season, curry has 28. we will be watching. >>> and sal is watching 880 and everything else. >> that's right, 880 northbound we have some sort of a problem and it's unclear what it is which caused flat tires and a couple of vehicles and a couple of chp officers said traffic is backed up for at least a mile and we will get to the bottom of what is happening at 580 soon. and 680 traffic does look good at the bottom of the hill. here is steve. >>> we have clear skies, breezy, blustery conditions some areas to the north and it will be sunny and breezy for many pushing for the mid-to- upper 70s. >>> time is now 5:27 this has been a historical morning. margaret thatcher brings thousands to st. patrick's' cathedral and even more to th

the name, montana. nate montana. looks a little bit like his dad, doesn't he?oe montana's son working out at the practice facility in santa clara as part of the pro day. classic photo. 23-year-old's college career had him at four different schools, including his father's alma mater, being notre dame. west virginia wesleyan where he led the conference last year in both passing yards and touchdowns. good luck, nate. >> like father, like son. >>> this morning, a u.s. congressman earning some jeers after he made fun of people who are concerned about their privacy online. scott mcgrew's michigan's mike rogers not earning any fans in silicon valley. >> no. one of the authors of a controversial new bill that makes it easier for government investigators to get data about you from internet companies. it would allow that exchange of information even if that data transfer violated other laws designed to protect you. here is rogers describing what he thinks of people on the internet who oppose his bill. >> people on the internet, if you're a 14-year-old tweeter in the base

stuart: always a pleasure, jon tester from montana. >> thank you, stuart. let's move on to a business owner, he is going to be affected by the on-line sales tax if it actually goes through in the long run. let's go to fly fishing retailers, joining us from boise, idaho. if this were to pass and there were an internet sales tax, what would it do for you? >> it would make it difficult for us to apartment. we do not have an accounting department or a call center and it would make it difficult for us to compete across the board and also make us accountable to 9600 different jurisdictions that want to impose their tax on us and possibly be audited by all of those jurisdictions. makes us very concerned. stuart: now, you get an exemption if you seles than a million dollars worth of stuff on-line, you're exempt under the terms of this bill. would you be exempt? >> no, we wouldn't be exempt and the funny thing about that exemption is, when this bill was first introduced in this form ten years ago, it was 5 million dollars. six months ago, it was $500,000 and now it'

bill walsh expressed interest for elway in the 1983 draft for a possible trade for joe montana.elway and walsh have a history. walsh recruited elway to play for stanford when he was back there coaching. the trade never happened. that was a blessing for the bay area. number 16, spectacular, went on to win three more super bowls for the 49ers. i love this part of it. upon hearing that news, montana tweeted out, can't wait to watch 30 for 30 when i get home tonight. heard i was almost traded for elway. >> what could have, would have been. we'll see. 6:23. coming up, a quick get away and a slow-moving truck. >> look at this. he goes into the right shoulder. he starts fishtailing again. >> a suspected burglar got behind the wheel of a u-haul to speed away from police. >>> welcome back, everyone. a good thursday morning if you are just joining us. taking a live look outside san jose. a nice day. 6:26. >>> we take you to southern california. new details about a u-haul that leads police on a wild chase. it started as a burglary at a store in riverside. the suspect, the burglar, suspecte

granted, i'm always proud to protect montana businesses. but this is not a montana-only issue. nor is it an issue just for states without sales taxes. the man i just quoted and main street business owners across america shows their interests are tied together. we need to stop burdening america's small businesses with more compliance costs to figure out ways to help them grow. i urge you to vote against cloture. do not give small businesses in your state more regulations and more risks with more unintended consequences that have not been addressed. do not set your main street businesses up to be audited by other states' tax collectors. give the members of the finance committee the opportunity to make this bill work and make it fair. i urge you to vote against this motion so we can do so. i yield the floor. ms. ayotte: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. ms. ayotte: thank you, mr. president. i would also ask that after i finish speaking, that my colleague from tennessee, senator alexander, be permitted to speak. i wanted to rise to -- the presidi