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and trying to have the best jumps of my life. reporter: ted rowlands, cnn, park city, utah. nice. you go girls. we ll be watching. see you in 30 minutes. your money starts right now. i m fredricka whitfield. the super bowl is here. a traffic jam of trivt jeprivat hundreds of millions of private activity. who benefits? i m christine romans. this is your money. thanks for joining us for this special edition from super bowl boulevard in times square. the excitement building. spectacle enormous and payoff, up for debate. $550 million is how much the host econosays it will bring to area. a number sports economists think is vastly overblown. new york is hosting this mega event. new jersey, if you want to get technical, is where it will happen. just as its new mayor, new york s new mayor, pledged to slim the gap between rich and poor.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100311:00:37:00

better way is getting rid of the deficit. right now about $2 billion in the state of florida according to the house speaker last week. after the stimulus money dries up, next year it would hit $5 billion. you also have the sports economists crowd 150 of them have studied when teams leave the county. the tax rolls before and after they left. it s truly negligible the impact of losing a team. shepard: okay. phil keating live in southwest florida tonight. phil, thank you. fury on capitol hill. antiwar lawmakers are blasting the war in afghanistan. and calling on the white house to pull the troops out right now. so what it we got to do? we got to double down on a bad policy? to protect the honor of those who have already died? i don t think so! shepard: man, that s congressman patrick kennedy, and he is just getting started. wait until you hear who he went after next. we ll play it for new three minutes.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100310:16:55:00

subsidizing private corporations like major league baseball. just the other day the speaker of the house of florida said after the stimulus funds run out in the state, the $2 billion decifit florida currently has could grow up to 5 billion next year alone, and so they are also allied with some sports economists who say they ve studied counties when a pro team was there and compared it when the pro team was gone, they said the tax covers were basically the cawfers said they were the same. it doesn t hurt the county but doesn t necessarily inherently help the county, either. gregg: phil, how exactly do the taxpayer matching funds work? state lawmakers over the past several years have voted several times to help inject tax dollars from the state cawfers to help coughers to help matching funds provided by teams of the counties to improve their stadiums. what lawmakers and the governor, counter lee crist of florida, wants to do is

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