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a preseason game against the indiana pacers, reigning mvp derek rose scored four points and richard hamilton popped in 13 in his debut as a bull. chicago over indiana 93-85. the bulls are betting derek rose will be a big part of the championship season. it is reported before last night's game he signed a contract extension worth about $ $94 million. the extension will start in 2012. >>> pistons up by a point. at the buzzer, the cavaliers took a shot for the win but it bounces off the rim. pistons won the game 90-89. >>> the nfl is not taking any more chances with concussions. beginning this week, the league requires teams to put a trainer in the press box to help monitor head injuries. colt mccoy took it to the head earlier this month. the browns never tested mccoy for a concussion and he was sent back in the game and he has been sidelined ever since. >>> it looks like tim tebow will be staying with the denver broncos. hall of famer john elway who is the broncos chief of football operations once said he would trade the unorthodoxed quarterback but tebow winning ways certainly have changed hi

marquette has been impressing his teammates with his hard work ethic the bulls could sign free agent richard hamilton today. hamilton tweeted that he's interested in three teams but the chicago bulls are reportedly the front runner with a two-year deal >>scotty pippin is not broke we want to make that clear so i don't end up in a lawsuit scotty pippin is suing a bunch of media outlets for reporting that he was broke and filed for bankruptcy this according to t m z cnbc.com cbs sports .com and arizona state university are among the defendants scotty pippen wants a million dollars each from each offending party and in the lawsuit claims that he has not been worth less than for it $40 million in the last 10 years the university of illinois chicago was playing late out west against oregon state flames were down in the first when the beavers a rubber boat nelson went on an 8-0 run he led all scorers with 21 points still in the first the flames of greg travis went the length of the floor hit a layup and took a foul he led u i c with eight points but they shot just 29% they wound up losing 95-53 and are now

hamilton, adams. jamen i wrote a book called "what what the founders do? " host: if you go to "book tv" you can type been richard brookhiser and watch him talk about his books. he is currently a columnist with "american history magazine." you have been with them a long time. guest: since 1977. host: omaha, neb., go ahead. caller: i am also a writer of american revolutionary times. particularly james matter. -- james madison. [inaudible] guest: that is a little high. madison did not get the constitution he exactly wanted. he writes a letter to jefferson as they're wrapping up deliberations in september 1787, and it is a little downcast. he is telling his best friend, and he is writing it in seifert, in code so prying eyes cannot read this, but is making complaints about the document they just finished. everybody in philadelphia, and everybody involved in the ratification to date lost on something or another. enough people agreed that a change had to be made, and the document that came out of philadelphia was good enough, and one thing that is very impressive about madison is when he loses a fight, he never sulks,

richard is on the line. where is largewood? caller: 20 miles from sioux falls, south dakota. host: are you involved in the ethanol industry at all? caller: my -- it is alexander hamilton what kind of plants he can put in his or to provide transportation. that is what they're doing with this, forcing a certain amount of gasoline to have ethanol in it. being pushed around by people who have enough money to go to washington, become lobbyists, be paid, make their views known, laws get past to help their position, and they make the money. they need to reduce all government mandates and government subsidies. that is what makes this economy drain. host: robert means? guest: 1, whether it is appropriate use government mandates to pursue a goal of reduced greenhouse gas emissions. the second question is whether this is a good mandate for those purposes. the first is a basic, a philosophical question. i suspect you and i are on opposite sides of that issue. for the second question, corn ethanol mandate is not the most efficient way to pursue the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. perhaps the principal justification for it is a path towards kinds of renewable fuels that