i wanted to jump ahead to -- from the time of tom smith to mr.adams in 1950 and at this point he has been -- he's raised a lot of money for a lot of democratic candidates and he has partnered in the name of loyal randolph in baltimore, kind of his front man and democratic leader, sort of took the mantel from from tom smith. and randolph became very friendly and a member of the legislature for a brief period and in 1946 talked her into performing what became something known as the colored women's democratic forum and she had a spinoff later which i'm sure we'll get to. that group was critical in registering black voters in baltimore in the fourth district which is the harry cummings district which was the greatest number of voters and became instrumental in breaking the lot on -- of the white political -- democratic political machine run by a name that some of you might recognize, jack pollack. and that was done in 1954 when harry coal ran as a state senator and harry coal ran as a republican and beat him and he was back and bank rolled and also h

. >> tom smith of former republican is running as a democrat against him. the allegations are only going to prompt state democrats to grow more resources. >> they're going to flood the district to try to push him across the finish line. and if he does win they will ask him to resign. >> he was reported to the position in order to fill a vacancy. he says he's confident that the case is going to be handled fairly. >> so far no comment on this. if he is convicted smith faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. >>a new committee met for the first time today to figure-out ways to fix the state's crippled pension system. >>republican house leader tom cross is chairing the committee. he is spearheading pension reform, and has repeatedly sighted our wgn-tribune investigations of pension abuse. these investigations have led to federal investigations. now cross is concerned about the pensions are being invested. . >> we just want to make sure this is not a situation where the pension system is taking in a prepared riskinappropriate risks. >> if you get very

on a song cclled mad mad world, which was ritten by a canadian named tom cochran -- >> smith: yeah. >90, a song i've loved.3 version of it. i come at you like a >> smith: yes,,you do. >> meat llaf: and i ask the -úgodfather of rap, chuck dee -- >> smith: chuck dee. >> meat loaf: -- who is the rapper's rapper, who everr rapper wants to be, to do. i was going to do johnny úash, god's going to cut you down, because i thought the lyrics were very apropos to what we were doing, so ii3 sent them off to chuck dee. four days later i got back from huck dee, good god's a3 woman and she don't like ugly. únd it -- he had read my mind. now he has a certain style of poetry. and, and -- but i never was i'm -- i would never put it down because i would never put down the artist or yyu don't like picaaso so you go to thh museum. and because you don't like you take your razorblade and now. they slice them ith >> smith: yeah.3 >> meat loaf: and you would -- it would be unthinkable to o and -- because you don't like picasso. >> smith: well, this all, with everything you're saying about the record peoppeej

missed all last season following neck surgery if healthy he's upgrade over alec smith who happens to be represented by tom con don also manning agent. well the 49ers cut smith loose? and pay up to 18 million a year for manning?laughte think about a 5 year 90 million dollar commitment for a guy coming off neck surgery. here's adam from espn. >> dark horse in the race. think most people around the league still think that denver and tennessee are the favorites to land peyton manning but the 49ers if they were able to land peyton manning would become mead why the super bowl favorite. >> we have radar news. cut license backer 7 sack last seen for the raiders. this was coming not a big surprise. silver and black still owe him 6 and half million dollars as part of the begin tee. al davis had signed him just last year. >> three days after being traded by the warriors ellofson back at oracle facing the warriors tonight with the new team in milwaukee buck. monty was the physician of the were your franchise but team decided they needed a dramatic move to improve in the long run so ellis joins the buck and injured ce

just telling you what the charts are saying and smith and wesson is a low price stock. >> tom: you also like silver here. i don't want to make a doomsday scenario. but you like guns and metal. we're looking at silver, and it's just above a 40 week moving average. why is this an important point? >> it's a big support area. we just rallied above it, and hopefully will stay above it. it has been tracking with it, and the longer -- gold has done the same thing, tom. it's a critical area for t and we also have an inverse head and shoulders pattern projecting into the 40s. between those two, and the fact that technically we're getting volume to the upside, and the technical shake the last couple of days. my technical work says higher prices here. i'm very bullish on the numbers in terms of where i think we're going. i think we're going a lot higher. >> tom: update a pick on october 2nd. you liked gold at 1600, and you called it bargain basement. would you buy more at 1700? >> absolutely. when you're going to 2500. 3,000, 5,000, and maybe 11,000 in the next five to six years, any pullback is a

smith who happens to be represented tom condon, manning's agent.18 million a year. hoping that he stays healthy. >> there is a dark horse in the race. most people around the league that denver and tennessee are the favors to land peyton manning. but if the 49ers were able to land peyton manning would be an immediate superbowl favorite. >> raiders cut one of their players. they still owe himd $6 million. >> munta ellis were back at oracle last night to face the warriors with the new team milwaukee bucks but the warriors decided they needed a dramatic move to improve in the long run, ellis joined golden state. munta on his return. >> i just want to get the win. i am not going to, it was great to me. this gave me my shot. so i just wanted to come out and try to get a win. number 11, munta ellis! >> warriors were thanking him for his years of service. wasted no time going to work, first basket was a jumper but it was all bucks. bucks by 13 at the half. clay thompson he was guarding munta had 19 points. munta down the lane, had 18 points. with a runaway

. >> alex smith and peyton manning have the same agent in tom con don. alex apparently is contemplating condon with his cop flex of interest. i wouldn't blame him. >> the warriors getting tuned up by the jazz. jefferson had nine points. clay tom son, he had 17. warriors up two in the fourth. make i three with 37 seconds left we're going to overtime and it's all jazz from there favors, 23 points, 17 boards, he's good. utah wins in o.t. >>> the pac-12 men were complaipg they flint no respect from the ncaa tournament committee. only two teams got in. well, cal stunk up the join and now colorado is gone. colorado fating the bears of baylor. colorado brown gets the bucks the laid. it's tied. nine these for all 27 of his points, baylor's sweet 16 bound after the win. and the pac-12 is no more. >> nneka owing expoag the cardinal facing hampton. nneka hot, burying threes. 222 in -- 22 in the first half. nneka, unstoppable. cardinals win and get west virginia on monday. >> the sharks, ninth the western conference standing but could gain ground hosting detroit. on

. >> alex smith and peyton manning have the same agent in tom con don.ya. bottom six the panda unloads, sandoval, second jack of the spring. giants had three home runs on the day. let's get the regular season started inch the seventh wilson on the hill. looking good. gets two outs, striking out both. giants beat the a's 7-2, giants and dodgers split squad. a nightcap. bell wastes no time. deep to right opposite field. it's gone. bran giants and dodgers play a nine-inning tie. 3-3 the final. >> pga tour in florida. we go from eagles. luke donald with the eagle. jim furyk, great tee shot here on four. makes that for birdie. 11-under with a 66. tied for the round of the day from retief goosen. pars a 65. needs a win to get into the masters. an interesting sunday. >>> we finish with tennis rafa nadal and the roger federer in the paris open. roger takes the first set. to the second, nadal not going quietly. fights back to 5-4 but federer finishes hip automatic with -- him off with the ace. peyton manning has a big decision to make. three teams, 49ers loading

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smith driving. rejected. michigan state, no numbers. appling will slow it down. >> clark: they'll play through draymond green in some form or fashion here. tom20-second time out. and he's got it now -- 30 second, i'm sorry. >> verne: 1:17 to go in this one. if you just joined us, creighton won in overtime. >> verne: teams who have secured their berth in the ncaa tournament, selection program next sunday evening. >> clark: verne, this is where all the film study and preparation that coaches do comes into play because you're going to a play you think can hurt the opponent. >> verne: and not surprisingly, they go to green. up and under and he misses badly, but he was fouled and thomas hurt his right shoulder. >> clark: he's in a lot of pain there, trying to work it out. that shoulder is a very vulnerable joint, and when you reach down -- i'm not sure exactly where it occurred on his right shoulder paus he reached down with the left -- >> verne: that's going to put draymond green at the line where today he is four of six. >> clark: thomas seems to be shaking it off ok. green puts the spartans up by one here. plenty of time left. most likely, a f

their new leadership under jim smith and their diverse business range that they have, are they a buy or -- >> very inexpensive stock. i like tomucester, the guy who left. a very inexpensive stock, and people start coming back to the market, you will like it. i would say i'm giving it two thumbs up. buy, buy, buy. >>> i want to wrap the segment up. is print a thing of the past? not measure dredith's performan. this company has a fabulous yield. i say read all about it. wggw >>> it is time. time for the lightning round. buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell, sell. and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skedaddy? let's start with jerry in south carolina. jared. >> caller: big anderson university booyah to you. >> you bet you, go ahead. >> caller: i want to ask about smith & wesson holding corporation. >> the move has been made. too late to that program. >>> i'm going to ross in california. >> caller: booyah, jim cramer. >> what's up, chief? >> caller: triangle petroleum? >> to speo speculative. mhr, not giving up on that. >>> i need to speak to chris in massachusetts. chris. >> caller: jim, booyah. >> booyah. >> caller:

their new leadership under jim smith and their diverse business range that they have, are they a buy or -- >> very inexpensive stock. i like tomester, the guy who left. a very inexpensive stock, and people start coming back to the market, you will like it. i would say i'm giving it two thumbs up. buy, buy, buy. >>> i want to wrap the segment up. is print a thing of the past? not meredith's performance. this company has a fabulous yield. i say read all about it. [ leanne ] appliance park has been here since the early 50s. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] ther

tom lee ceo of jp morgan, his price is 14.to. then there's david dars, chief investment strategy at morgan, stanley, smith and barney. his price is 11.7. >> so we'll have them duke it out. >> david darst why are you so dour? >> there's a fiscal pothole that the u.s. is facing next year, you're talking about $523 billion of additional taxes, the payroll holiday, if they're not extended. we are less sanguine than thomas is, whose work we love and admire, by the way. it's earnings driven, michelle and bill. we're looking at earnings to be only $103 next year and $100 next year. you put a decent multiple at the end of this year, we're below where we are in the market. >> david is not going to buy a lottery ticket for sure. you're more optimistic, david, why? >> we're constructive because in a cycle year, we think this is a secular bull market, one that the legs are driven by a recovery in housing, which is going to add to gdp growth and the second runner up is low cost natural gas, i think it's providing a huge advantage to u.s. industry. >> but the housing data looks kind of soft, though. and that's something that ben b

tom mcclellan may be on the hot seat. this doesn't help. already 1-0. 2-0 in the second. that was more than enough for mike smith. 42 saves. coat tees win.harks lost five straight and seven of their last eight. >>> a little baseball. yoenis cespedes introduced his bat in a big day. batting second playing center field, colon on the hill for the as, and he was bringing it. four strikeouts, one earned run in four everything, sed ped deswalked in this first at-bat. in the second, up the middle off cueto. session -- cespedes first hit, probably solidifying a spot on the opening roster. >> panda rips one in the third. his first home run of the spring. 13-# joints victory. >> beautiful day on the farm. stanford facing rice. great day for eric smith. one to the wall. goes 3-4, with three rbi on the slab, brett was dealing. stanford now 13-1 after an 11-6 victory. >> the stanford quarterback andruw luck heading to the nfl, the search has been for -- begun for his replacement. spring football has open competition for his replacement. you never know whoa might jump out of the back. the coach david shaw has big shoes to fill and may not have his sta