that has been a lot of hard work but this, i can assure you, was, and is much harder, maybe, peter guber and i like to talk about it along with rick and the rest of the staff, maybe the hardest thing that we have individually and collectively ever done. it is an amazing thing the fact that we have this thing ready to go today, and we will have a state-of-the-art complex for the first time, as you guys said in san francisco, in it maybe ever, of over 12,000 seats, a major sports entertainment venue which is really quite an accomplishment and something that will be a legacy for everyone in the city for decades to come. and a represents a transition for us as an organization. we are not just a sports team. we say that a little bit a mock because we are a pretty good sports team. we are not just a sports team anymore. all of us have realized for years, i realized today and all the work that we have spent, we are an entertainment organization. we want to be just as good at that as we have been at the sports side of things. we want to deliver world-class ask for all right here at this venue fo

brought in peter guber, a prolific, successful movie producer. they put him in charge. and then about three months later they said you have to come to tokyo and meet with all the divisions and present your plan for the year. apparently, this is done in some quasi u.n. fashion in this beautiful rosewood room and you sit there. you know like those james bond intoies where you go blofeld's room, because it is sony it is a global corporation and some people are coming from eastern europe and some people are coming from china, and they everybody is coming and speaking a different language. peter guber presents his plan for what he is going to do with the studio. he says, here is my plan basically. we are going to do 20 pictures this year. about 10 of them are going to do ok. and of those 10, maybe five will do well enough that we will really think about maybe doing a sequel, and then about five of them will do ok, and they are part of a sequel or part of a deal that we are already involved in, so we think they are worth doing even if they are not as p

peter guber time i come for a political. undercurrent in the army ones that can keep up with by and for these young guys want more they want to be first and so can i keep their cool against. what about the others. over the line. other clubs are sure to snatch up these wonder kids at leverkusen unless they managed to secure a champions league spot earning points in hoffenheim would help but back to him what will his arrival mean for the league by o'connor who took. over from the under time to decide stay close to the ground or take off now on kick off with match day twenty seven by. this young man could be munich's next big purchase leverkusen sky javier this is allegedly valued at one hundred million euros by the reigning champions. will likely get to choose between transferring to athletico or re-arm madrid in the off season. defender yana tom tom is also hotly sought after half the labor coup since one seems to be on the way out. but some of the young stars might be convinced to stay if laverick isn't qualified for the cha

joe lacob, a venture capitalist, and peter guber, a hollywood producer, bought the team in 2010 for whatise. the warriors are now worth at least seven times that. so, the good news is, you paid $450 million for a franchise now valued at $3 billion. the bad news is, you're going to spend over a billion on a new arena. >> peter guber: privately financed-- >> wertheim: you guys paid for that? >> joe lacob: everything. every dollar. there's not one dollar of public money, and it makes him very nervous, because he calls me all the time. i say, "don't worry, we're going to get through it." >> guber: i worry. every minute. >> lacob: he's the worrier. >> guber: he's a warrior. >> lacob: he's the worrier. >> guber: i'm a worrier. >> lacob: i'm the warrior, he's the worrier. >> wertheim: the golden state worrier. >> guber: golden state worriers. i like that. >> wertheim: but we noticed the laughter stops abruptly when you call this team the defending champions. you guys enter the playoffs and best you can do is defend. >> curry: i think that's a bad perspective. >> wertheim: bad perspective. how w

when peter guber took over -- will, sony put peter guber, very, very prolific successful movie producer, put them in charge. about three months later they say yet to come to tokyo for the big meeting at the sony presidents of all division and present your plan for the year. barely this is done in some incredibly like claws are you in fashion beautiful room where it's like rosewood or something with beautiful in japanese and beautiful. you sit there and, you know those james bond movies where they go like it's a great committee meeting? a bunch of people adella things in the air because strangely because sony, it's a global corporation so some people coming from eastern europe or from china and it was coming, speaking different languages. peter cooper presents his plan for what he's goingng to do with the studio. he says here's my plan basically. we're going to make 20 pictures this year. about ten of them are going to do okay, and of those ten, 83 or four or five over the next section will do well in a that we really think that maybe doing a sequel. and then about five of them will do o

>> first let me say that i don't know that peter guber would want us to say that he paid to get puigink it was puig who did out of his own pocket but go ahead. >> that's the major thing is these cuban players end up having to pay these smugglers and traffickers who end up using violence and threats to continue to receive money from these players. my view is that the cuban situation should be the same as the japanese posting situation. we should have access to players major league baseball should who are qualified to come be major league players after a certain age and a certain number of years playing in their country. the owners were going to pay the cuban baseball federation. marco rubio said that's part of the cuban government, so we are now basically giving money to the oppression. david: you don't dispute it is part of the cuban government do you? >> oh, no, not at all. what i'm saying is it is a great first step. we cannot wait any longer for cuba to be free. we've waited 50 years. let's see if we can start the process of getting people to understand what it is to be in a democ

he is approaching base camp at mount everest, so basically, it is a typical monday morning for peter guberwant to welcome our naming rights partner. the building behind us will be known as the chase center for least the next 20 years, in your partnership is extraordinary. i want to also welcome our founding partners as well as our -- as our other partners who have made unbelievable contributions to make to -- to make today possible. a special shout out to the 1400 men and women who come to work here every day to build with their two hands. chase center under the direction of morgan and clark. it is one of the most inspiring projects to go and talk to the workers who come to work here every day who have such pride and what they have doing here. from live nation, baba real, jody goodman, and matt pretop. and i would like to thank greg and cherrie for being here, part of another plan of entertainment they will be bringing amazing events to chase center. joe talked about the process. san francisco equals process, i think they are synonymous. so there are a couple of whites we can approach it,