rick horrow is a sports business analyst and c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. and richard walden also joins us. he's the head of sports finance at j.p. morgan private bank. welcome to be on the scoreboard, nice to see you. >> thanks, great see you. >> tom: rick, let's begin with you. how do these two labor situations differ? >> well, they differ because of the substance, first of all the nfl has had a partnership for 20 years sharing basically the net and the issue is on how much you deduct the gross revenue. baseball hasn't had that con second. second more important the personalities. baseball has done deals before with these personalities and football even though they have been at this partnership for longer, these are two relatively untested rookies and roger goodell. >> tom: do the personalities involved, rick walden, what about the finances here, are the financials easier for major league baseball to get a deal done? >> well, the financial structure is very different between football and baseball. you've got a salary cap in football, no cap in baseball but

three of us congress and now we have this rick perry i used to live in matagorda bay texas rick perry governor rick perry should be ashamed of himself he's got a twenty seven billion dollars deficit tom and this is what he considers an emergency to take women's rights and put them on the cutting room floor it's absolutely inexcusable it's an urgency because p.b.s. lives are also you know he's trying women you know as well i mean i could know and it's not good for babies sleeping that you know very urgent by the time the procedure what if i could row versus wade was passed because women were dying like flies had are dying like flies and so what was happening if you didn't give them an opportunity to have safe and legal abortions they took matters into their own hands roe versus wade was passed to protect women in this nation and you have and we know it really upsets me about this this is not heather about people with real values at stake these are put this is political pandering by the far extreme right of the republican party and women in america need to stand up and protest this is g

rick and a.j. bring an insider's perspective on how the markets work, how to manage risk, and how to survive turbulent times. it's time to take charge of your money now! here now, the market guys. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. >> let me ask you a question. have you ever gone out and bought a stock and it seems like the moment you buy that stock, it immediately drops? and you look at that, and you're thinking to yourself, "how did they know?" >> when was the last time you looked at your account balance and your bank statement and were happy about the number you saw at the bottom line? >> all: no. >> or how about this one? did you ever find yourself going down to make a deposit to your bank and as you're about ready to walk into the bank, you look around and wondering if you're hitting the right bank because they've changed the sign, over the weekend, they were sold, and now it's not your bank anymore? >> all: yes. >> have you had to make that hard decision with your spouse about what you're go

our next republican prancing around corruption sure would force as governor rick scott in florida with political enemies on both sides of the aisle scott is pushing full steam ahead with his staff and the poor scott is supporting legislation that will require welfare recipients to take drug tests that they must pay for out of their own pockets the drug test typically costs about thirty five bucks each for about thirteen cents for the chemicals and the roughly fifty eight thousand people who will be hit by this new law fifty eight thousand people who can barely scrounge up enough money to eat let alone pay for a drug test so the governor rick scott can feel better at night because welfare money is not going to someone who might smoke a little dope oh and by the way his wife now on these clinics all over the state where these drug tests could be done or the multibillion dollar drug testing industry that can throw some campaign dollars this way either that or scott hopes he can kick a few families off the welfare rolls use some of that extra cash to slash corporate income taxes for the ve

. >> i'm rick in sports. st. mary's prepares for the wcc tournament, and you can see ast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. >> alan: gas prices continue to inch up in california and across the nation. this morning aaa says the average cost for a gallon of regular is 3.49 nationwide. in california the average is 3.87, and in san francisco 3.92. ouch. [laughter] >> leigh: ouch is right. exactly. a great day. we're talking about it down towards the salinas valley. temperatures in the low 70s. 60s around the bay area. a terrific day. but you can see now from the high definition sutro cam goodbye, and hello clouds, and the live doppler 7hd is picking up light showers developing north of the golden gate bridge. 58 in napa. 58 in san francisco. oakland, 61. concord, antioch, 62. mild in the livermore valley area. 63. and 59 in san jose. so here's a look. rain tomorrow morning tapering to showers. breezy for sunday afternoon. and

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but i think that's a whole separate issue i'm talking about rights attorneys and rick scott in florida doing this and by the way i don't hear it getting i don't see you guys getting you know i think they just as they i mean they've they have to say they started pretty soon around if your going to hear at the st petersburg blog rick scott's new gift to slam take this is apparently how he made some of that seventy million bucks he spent get itself elected as governor of florida has just. florida has just under six hundred sixty eight thousand state employees for risk out that means nearly one hundred seventy thousand new potential customers for his or his wife's syllabic walk in clinics. this is what was that over he said seventy million yeah i don't know how you get there one hundred seventy thousand and he needed the snow he spent seventy million dollars getting elected. so you can spend that much of it was i don't understand the want of a isn't what is a there's a conflict of interest and b there's a constitutional issue it could be that people could actually have good intentions and

rick: ththththththththththththth rick: the warriors have a stop in philadelphia. this game is going down to the final seconds. the sixers have been one of the hottest teams in the league, going 11-4 in the past month. jones with the one-hand thunder. the sixers led by as much as 18. the warriors chip away at the lead. steph curry, the drive and the foul. in the third, more from curry. drawing the foul and getting the left-handed shot to drop. the warriors are up. with 20 seconds to play. tadahitoiguodala, and the clutch fade-away. right now the warriors trail 104-103. >> in women's college basketball, st. mary's has advanced to the wcc tournament finals. they beat san diego and will now play gonzaga for a spot in the ncaa tournament. >> to cactus league play. tim lincecum took the mound against seattle and struck out seven. but he had a little trouble. this fan have something fun in the sun. the mariners loaded the bases but lincecum struck out a pair in all, he threw 3-2/3 innings of shutout ball. miguel day had -- tejada ripped this pitch to the wall. san franci

rick: coming up in sports, tim lincecum was on the mound. we show you how he did. >> alan: the space shuttleshutle has bid farewell to the international space station for the final time. it was the last voyage into spas. the two crews said goodbye after more than a week together. discovery is set to land on wednesday and then will be retired and sent to its permanent home in the signature -- smithsonian. a earthquake erupted off the coast of humboldt county. the quake was centered 70 miles southwest of eureka. no reports of damages, and the police department says it did not receive any calls. >> alan: leigh, you're probably wondering when this is going to go away. >> leigh: in the last couple hours the clouds are moving in. the high definition camera on the sutro tower there, looking down on market street. you can barely see it. a heavy mist and drizzle across much of the bay area today. although i have to brag on monterey. the peninsula saw sunshine and temperatures in the low 70s. they were spared all the moisture today, and actually enjoy

scott now if rick scott was really serious about cracking down on drug use he wouldn't have defunded a database that was to you know. you know these pain clinics that give prescription drugs to people and they give the only prescriptions to people that really don't need them that abuse drugs he funded this database and not only did he fund the database but then he refused private donations to keep the database going so one of cost the state any money to keep this database going you know several drug companies offered to provide several million dollars to track this so why would governor scott walker not on this database that could be used by law enforcement to track down these phony prescriptions the reason is he wants a he include he owns one of these phony prescription you know these pill mills they call him called saul and tech and he makes money so governor walker really wants the governor governor scott not walker i mean the both theories are different if you thought if governor scott really wants to crack down on drug abuse maybe he should start by cleaning up his own shop or c

are it is time for tonight's tool time award two thousand and twelve possible presidential candidate rick santorum is out on the news again with yet another insane statement that we hope that this is just another desperate attempt at media coverage not something that he actually believes or the former senator from pennsylvania is now trying to do you know build a little bit of buzz around his white house bit but everybody knows that while he really doesn't stand a chance in hell of winning so in a radio interview this week santorum told listeners that the reason america's social security program is going broke is abortion that's right take a listen the reason so security is in big trouble is we don't have enough workers to support the retirees while a third of all the young people in america are not in america today because of abortion because one in three pregnancies i don't worship and so we are depopulating this country it's through a policy that doesn't support families this does not encourage families to have children to support them when they when we do have had those children and o

rick: usf won ten games for the first time since 198 2.ight the tried to keep it going in the tournament. the dons got off to a fast start. off the steal, michael williams in transition, up and in. usf up 22-11. the waves answer with a 9-0 run of their open. pepperdine trailed by seven at the break. the second half was all dons. williams behind the back to green. 23 for green. then petro puts the dons up by 14. usf wins, it will now face gonzaga in the semifinals. and then it was santa clara and marry mount. loyola down by one at the break. the broncos eventually pull away. foster from downtown, put santa clara up by seven, and then the dish. he led the broncos with 22. moments later, it's foster with another three. he had 18 points. santa clara wins, 76-58. the broncos now play st. mary's in tomorrow's semifinals. >>> cal and stanford wrapped up their season. the bears were looking to a venge a 14-point loss to cardinal in their opener. sanders had the spotlight all to himself on senior day. cal kept pouring it on. sanders with the jump h

but if rick is so worried about the workforce here in the u.s. i don't know how did he change his stance on immigration issues and urged other g.o.p. lawmakers to do the same how many millions of undocumented workers are there here in the u.s. right now the estimates range from twelve to fifteen million so just imagine if those people were given citizenship started paying taxes and that's might help save social security in the future or recruit actually invest money and resources into education job training programs whether but that would be actually working to improve the quality of the american workforce but we all know that well that will never happen you know it is just so so much easier to try to scare people by saying that abortion is causing social security to go broke that way you don't even have to talk about real solutions just blame everything on abortion next thing abortion is going to be the reason that our schools are failing or why we're in multiple wars abroad and that's why rick santorum is tonight's told time winner. and now is

coach rick pitino, we appreciate you spending the weekend with us. rick: i had a blast. different perspective on the game of basketball. kenny: why did you look at charles when you said that? rick: it's great therapy for getting knocked out of the first round. ernie: thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here thursday evening for the sweet 16. so for our entire staff, enjoy the night and enjoy the tournament. the night and enjoy the tournament. see you thursday. what would that do for you ? these days, they do so much more. text messaging and e-mail, camera, gps. they're really your lifeline to so many things. with best buy mobile you can look at at&t, verizon, t-mobile and sprint. the features, the pricing, the plans. we're able to help you make a better choice for yourself. we'll make sure you walk out working. come in to best buy today. right now the hottest lg smartphones are free. yep, totally free. i'm a huge phone geek and i want people to be just as excited for lg smartphones as i am. ♪ [ melissa ] i hit the water and everything changed. ♪ i saw what my life

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joining us now, rick bensignor, chief market strategist at dalman rose, the new york investment firm. you had, rick, nice to you have on the program. >> thanks for having me. >> susie: all right, so this is a very interesting trend. tell us why it's happening and how can investors take advantage of it? >> well there are two things to look at. one is just looking over the last 14 months, the fact that you said that the market is up 19%. but if you take away the first day of 9 month t is only up 2.3% so something is driving the market at the beginning of the month it is most likely some indication that the retail investor has come back into the market over the last year or so. if you think about the money that comes in at the end of the month in the paycheck and how people allocate money to a 401(k) plan t is a natural thing to see money coming in at the beginning of the month. in fact historically, and i've been in this business 30 years, and i remember hearing this when i was a young puppy in this industry, that if you take the last trading day of the month and the first four trading

rick harrow back with us, harrow sports ventures. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow. the trial starts for the largest hedge-fund insider trading case in u.s. history. galleon group founder raj rajaratnam is accused of getting and sharing information about companies in which his fund invested. also tomorrow, our word on the street is "growth." we'll have a trio of smaller stocks that may be poised for gains. another loose end wrapped up in the bankruptcy of general motors. the company holding the unwanted assets of the old automaker will pay just over $50 million to the federal government to clean up hazardous waste sites. getting those environmental problems solved was part of the package plan that got the automaker out of chapter xi. the deal gives the environmental protection agency cash, and stock in the new g.m. >> tom: if you use internet phone company skype, get ready for some commercials with your conversations. starting this week, skype plans to run ads, with some big names signing on, including nokia, visa, and groupon. with 145 million users a month, the ser

however jason richardson shot from behind the arc made it level at drawing hundred thought the next rick perry of the house where dillman once that finger six match losing streak where they wanted seen won all six victories and it's however six seven can be nice while orlando have to take playoff spot. in cricket ricky ponting has stepped down as australia's skipper following their poor performance out of the ongoing world cup and the ashes before that their decision and sees najar captaincy and comes a few days after the three in a row champions lost in the world cup quarterfinals thirty six year old ponting endorsed michael clarke as the successor decided to stand down as captain of a to stay and the one day it seemed as old as old now. the main reason for me with that is i think it's the right saw him. getting through the ashes series the way that we did and the world cup now being over i wanted to make sure that i gave the

i would repeal obamacare. >> rick klein, as always, keeping watch in washington. it seems so early to talk about all this, but four years ago, where were we? >> reporter: 17 candidates four years ago at this stage. one of them had already dropped out. this time around, there are only two presidential exploratory committees that have been formed. hardly at the top of anyone's short list. >> but 17 this time four years ago. so, what's the differences? >> the conventional wisdom on how you pay for a campaign has really flipped on its head. it used to be, you got in early to raise as much as you could early on. now candidates are staying out so they don't spend money early on. they try to save their resources for when it counts. >> all right, rick klein, thank you. >>> when we come back on the broadcast tonight, the future queen. what we found in her family tree. move us all to a better place. and caltrate moves us. caltrate knows 80% of us don't get the calcium we need. and when we don't, our bodies steal it from our bones. caltrate helps put it back. with 1200 mg of

your house go up in flames you that's inside die if you know if me in michigan republican governor rick snyder is trying to pass legislation that will allow him to take control of cities facing massive budget deficits fire elected local government officials and bring in a company like blackwater or caliber to take over managing that city police and fire departments schools hospitals roads trash collectors everything under the management of private for profit corporations not answerable to unita voters and with only one goal in mind to squeeze profits out of us this is the end game of these radicals this is what they want to see put in place everywhere in america corporate rule a neo feudal society where we all just work for a billionaire overlords and are getting away with it under the disguise of a fiscal crisis started thirty years ago by starve the beast reaganomics so today we have financial implosions producing crisis capitalism at its ugliest this is what i am a client talks about in her book the shock doctrine the use of a crisis to radically remake america into a because corpora

benefits in our daily take i'll tell you how and most importantly why michigan's republican governor rick snyder is planning to throw tens of thousands of michiganders off on. a government shutdown is looming two weeks away at last republicans and democratic lawmakers can hammer out a new budget and recent reports suggest the two parties are tens of billions of dollars apart at the negotiating table meanwhile republicans are already positioning themselves to wage the next war cutting social security they claim that if you want are already going to get tough with deficits and you have to get tough on entitlement programs right. this is true yesterday senator bernie sanders appeared at a back off social security rally and had this to say about that critical program. social security has worked. eight to fifty percent of the elderly big the number is too high but it's down to percent if you want to talk about the deficit talk about who was talking about tax breaks let's talk about the wall street bailout talk about social security as month senator sanders also released his own proposal to cut

i'm rick caldeira, the legislative deputy director working for the board of supervisors. i'm here to give you a brief overview of the types of appeals that actually come through the board of supervisors. i don't have any of the information regarding any of the approval process that happens at the planning commission, or the planning department, which you recently just talked to mr. sider about. he is going to be available in case there are any additional questions about these appeals that do come forward to the board of supervisors. i have a brief presentation that you should all have a copy in front of you. for the viewing public, if we can move over to the overhead. the types of appeals that are filing with the clerk of the board is the ceqa, the e.i.r.'s, which are the environmental impact reports, conditional use and tentative maps. starting off on the ceqas. they require public agencies to identify environmental impacts to propose actions. identifies ways to avoid and reduce environmental damage. it has -- the public process. who may file is any person or entity that

rick horrow is a sports business analyst and c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. >> so how about it here, the two companies together is a that they can save upwards of 40 billion dollars, most of that coming from job cuts. how much could come from sponsorships. >> well, the world in one cell phone company, it's a great thing. but usual category competition is good for properties because it bids up the rights and category integration is not. this is one of those cases. these two companies spend billions on sports sponsorship over the years and now they will consolidate as one. >> the sports business has seen two buyers turn into one buy never this case. let's look at what they have been buying. at&t is known for sponsoring the masters golf tournament, also behind the nc 2 a tournament. and is the wb a&w nba. are these sponsorships spending strategies complimentary or competitive. >> look at the demographics when you analyze it. at&t and the masters, that is a high demographic property, as we say in the business, people that can afford it

it is my pleasure to introduce to you senator rick santorum. [applause] >> good to be with you and -- i have done that a million times. sorry. it is great to be back. i was here at a smaller venue last year when we did this. this is exciting to be here. it is always the case when pete read the introduction, i can always count on the line that it's the most response. are the parents of seven children. i thought maybe not in this audience it would not get so much of a ripple. before left the seven children and karen, i told them this was not just another speech for me. the ones you always think of when you're on the campaign trail and you try out your economic speech or your social conservative speech or whatever. this is a group that is for faith and family and freedom. this is a group that means a lot to me. this is a group that i have been attached at the hip from for a lot of years, working in the vineyards with people who stand for what america stands for. america is a great moral enterprise. it is not just about creating wealth or military

found really quite remarkable first of all there's a map of the united states in florida governor rick scott who has cut four billion dollars out of the education budget teachers we don't need no stinking teacher for a billion that's four thousand million dollars i'll cut four billion dollars out of medicaid who are people in health care we can't have that laid off sixty seven hundred state workers and he did it to pay for a one billion dollars tax cut in property taxes you know for people like rush limbaugh with his big beach and state and a one and a half billion dollars tax cut for corporations not great let's just pass out some money to the billionaires and corporations and cut education anyway in ohio governor john casey. in ohio has cut a million bucks in the food banks twelve million dollars from children's hospitals now there was a time in this country when if a politician said you know i'm going to cut of money from children's hospitals people would go what. you know danny thomas and st jude i mean people used to give money to a we've got to help the children's hospitals but a

stealing from the poor to give to the rich michigan residents are getting screwed over by their governor rick snyder yesterday republican snyder signed into law legislation that would cut six weeks from unemployment benefits every state in the country currently pays out twenty six weeks of benefits but now michigan will lead the way and ate out only twenty weeks and that's a state that's had higher than ten percent unemployment rate for longer than any other state in the country in other words the state with the worst unemployment numbers also treats the unemployed the worst. as us congressman sander levin about the move it turns the clock back fifty years at a time when unemployment is that historic highs since the great depression i call it the republican version not only does governor snyder's bill amount to nothing less than a war against poor people he also fails to realize the pain out unemployment benefits helps to boost economic activity and get people back to work this is just heartless it's bad economic policy. but i get it governor snyder has to take money out of someplace like poo

country earlier this week the michigan state legislature passed a law he gives republican governor rick snyder the authority to take over cities in his states facing budget deficits kick out elected local officials the bill also allows the governor to void contracts in the city as code for union agreements it's basically the give your city away to transnational corporations or other stooges if the governor says a lot before the governor signs this bill into law there's one problem he should consider the law is apparently completely unconstitutional as the chairman of the supreme court case united state trust company versus new jersey constitution orders states to prove that breaking contracts like like the bargaining agreements is quote necessary to serve an important public interest in and since governor snyder is at the same time proposing nearly two billion dollars in corporate tax cuts you can throw his fiscal emergency argument right out the window the truth is what snyder is doing in michigan is no different than what republican governors in a least a dozen other states are doing

pennsylvania senator rick santorum. this suspension will not impact. >> it will not be an impact. ohio, south carolina. how the fund-raiser is going. >> both of these gentlemen fall behind the gop candidates. at the top, former president and arkansas governor, marmight cut to b i the next two weeks, this will pickup. huckabee >>catherine: >>this just in to the kron 4 news room albany police found a policmissing teenager. ammunition, and a gun were also missing. this is the albany school district they got word that the boy was missing. perhaps had a gun. a lockdown. there is the picture 16 year-old. concerns that he could show up to the school with that gun. however, he is in custody and looking for the gun. the bottom line is that he has been in found, safe. and his family has been notified. stay with us will be back after this break. (announcer) roundup extended control is no ordinary weed killer. because it does two jobs... at the same time. one: it kills the weeds you have - right down to the root. two: it forms a barrier, that prevents new weeds from growing for up to four mon

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host: senator rick santorum to night on "the road to the white house." news this morning about the upcoming primary schedule from "the washington examiner" host: the state republicans are saying they would keep the plum number 3 spot in the political calendar. later in the program, we will talk more about how states are dealing with primaries caucuses, and budget cutbacks. that is later on "washington journal." russellville ky, good morning. caller: good morning the answer to our problem is big. we are a country that is not afraid to go big. there are many believers in god still out there. as a country that has gone big we all believe in god. we have all become so afraid of standing up for what god believes in. this country has just come apart. i am -- i believe in god and i am not afraid to say it. host: from our twitter page -- from the associated press -- he focused more on the economy and deficit spending. >> i say this election needs to be about policy. when president obama was elected, the american people foughthought there were be a focus on the e

check out the restaurant. >> rick moon, and thank you so much., early show.cbs news.com. we will be right back. this is "the early show" here on cbs. i got to tell i really did burn the inside of my mouth. ,,,,,,,,, >>> there it is. ,,,,,,,,, the moonen doggie, with rick moonen right here. he's in from vegas. i thought we would could a group moonen doggie bite-in. >> yeah. >> hot dog at 9:00 a.m. >> thank you so much. >> there you go. >> makes me feel like i'm eating a healthy hot dog. >> okay. >> moonen doggie for everybody out there? >> hmm. >> mm-mmm. >> yummy noises. >> yes. >> rick, good stuff. >> enjoy it. >> enjoy your weekend, everyone. we will see you monday morning. your local news is next. >> have a great day. ,, i tore both my rotator cuffs. first i injured this shoulder, then this one, then this one two more times. playing with my kids was not an option. when a lot of doctors could have gone in and just said, "no, can't fix it." but he didn't give up. today i can throw my kids around in the pool. i can still coach rugby and share my

candidates continues with former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. we'll talk to him about his political career. when he began thinking of running for president and why. what issues he thinks are important in the 2010 campaign. states rights and health care. his views on abortion. church views on state. and his views on catholocism. this is about 50 minutes. >> when did you decide you had to get involved? >> the same motor vague as a lot of the tea party people. i thought this was a tipping point. if obama care took over the health care system, america as i was given it, as my grandfather and father came to this country that place would no longer exist. i went out started talking and working on campaigns and helping people around the country and trying to stir people up and provide a message, and i got a lot of feedback saying, hey you should think of doing this again, running for something. just again, kept walking down the path. i found out by the way when i went to iowa -- we had been in 20-some states, when i had been to iowa, c-span started to c

on c-span radio. >> our series of interviews with likely gop presidential candidates continue with rick santorum. we will talk with him about his political career, when he began thinking of running for president, and why, what issues he thinks will be important in the 2012 campaign, state rights and health care, and his views on abortion, church versus state, and catholicism. this is about 50 minutes. >> when did you decide to run for president. >> when i saw what was happening in washington, see, i could not sit on the sidelines anymore. i felt that i had to get out there and engage i was not a tea party guy, but i have some of the same motivations. this was a tipping point. if the government took over the health care system, america as we know it, as i was given it, as my grandfather who came to this country that place would no longer exists. so i just went out and started talking and working on campaigns and talking to people around the country and trying to stir people up and provide a message and a lot of feedback. you should think about doing this again, running for something. i k