five people were ultimately over the phone fighting over this beautifulard going up incrementally going up by a million, starting at $120 million. take me in the room and tell me what it was like. you sort of get hardened to these numbers. did you blink at that amount of money? i didn t expect to bring that much but i didn t blink at it. i was this also when it sold for $32 million in 1997. who was buying listen i studied spanish, loved picasso, cubism. the idea of spending that kind of money who has that kind of money? are we talking actors, celebrities, investment bankers, warren buffetts of the world? well you know frankly, to spend that kind of money, $179 million on a painting imagine what kind of wealth you ve got to have. a billion dollars would never do
the most tickets. it concludes police officers promotions depended on citation revenue. the report says when a police commander tried to reprimand an officer for writing too many tickets he said no discipline for doing your job. then there s story of seeing a steady stream of people 10 to 15 deep waiting this line for hours to pay traffic fines. he wrote the court clerk girl vs been swamped an the city manager responded, great work. the chief celebrated raising $179 million in citation revenue writing we beat our next biggest month in the last four years by over $17,000. the city manager responded wonderful. in another e-mail he wrote they passed the $2 million mark for the first time in history. the city manager wrote awesome. thanks. thomas harvey is the found over
we have the little casesar s bowl, the sugar bowl, just to name a few. the business of bowl season is big business. take a look at this. according to the most recent figures of the football bowl association, the revenue for the schools and the bowl season with $179 million. most of that money came from tv deals. cities banked to the tune of $1 billion. joining me now is sec rider for bleacher report. now, let s start with all of these piles of cash. does it mean if a school has a bowl game that they are actually going to score every single time? and by score, i mean they re going to make some serious cash? not initially. sometimes you have bowls that lose money. all in all, these games are going to pak munl. you do get that money and most
colorado, colorado has received almost 179 million to help deal with 716 uninsured residents here. so far just over 3,000 have enrolled. this is early in the process. much of this will change as it moves forward, but again, they make it look very costly. tom foreman, thank you. still ahead, is the vatican vulnerable to u.s. spying? we re looking into a bombshell report in italy a key american ally tells me, though, anything is possible. plus an update on the breaking news. the story we re following, a school bus that went off a bridge in kansas. across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn t get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® is different than pills.
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