. this has been a mainstay in the area and a lot of fun for all the people that come. >> we are entering our 15th year. i started this back in '98 with the san francisco 49ers and it's quite a fund raising event. we're nearing the $4 million mark. we're very proud to say that. we have teams of cheerleaders, nuns, we have all kinds of teams. >> we have a blast. the main thing is to raise some

great money or special olympics, and my juvenile celebration. this is a fantastic event and the 49ers are very much involved, have been for a long time, and let's go. >> i've been involved for about four years now. it's a great benefit. it goes to a great cause. it's a great venue. it's a tough sport, but, you know, you might say it looks like bowling, but these balls are tricky. >> you know that tournament is much about the trash talk as it is the final result. >> we have a new segment for you, reactions by some of the 49er players to some of their greatest moments. this week, john taylor. . >> taylor breaks the tackle. he's got a blocker in front of him. it's a today. he's into the end zone,

touchdown 49ers. >> that play right there was to dino, as a matter of fact. >> we call it a dino where both receivers lineup on the inside. the inside receiver runs a post, so basically, we're opting off of the free safety, that if they jump the post, i'm coming in behind the posts. >> and the corner back's always going to be inside because he always comes to help . the inside receiver takes that free safety out. i said it's going to be wide open. i knew i was going to take the hit, but it's going to be low hits because i'm going to go up in the air. he's going to get more hit than i am. >> and it's taylor. he's in a foot race down the sidelines to mid field. >> it was funny on that particular play right there, i remember coming back to the huddle and telling joe, i said,

you know what, man, i said when you look right, they turn right away from me. i said, if you look right, and then turn back and throw left in that hole, i said he'll never catch you. >> and that's exactly what he did chlt. well then when it came back the second time, i thought to myself, i know they're going to jump this play. they played at this time same exact way. >> taylor breaks the tackle, cuts across the middle, breaking one to the 30. he's down the sidelines into mid-field. he's to the 10, 5, it's a today! john taylor. >> i always tell my younger brother. see my younger brother played, too, a defensive back.

i run according to whose chasing me. 39 seconds remain. >> back to throw montana. steps up, throws. touchdown. >> you know what's funny about this right here? >> i had two passes all day. the first one i dropped. and then this one here, i wound up catching. >> my younger brother came up to me and goes, how would you have felt if you dropped that pass? >> probably the loevenly leneliest and unemployed all at the same time. good morning! wow.

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oneliest and unemployed all at the same time. . the first 49er playoff game in nine years could not have been more exciting. in january of of 2012, the new orleans saints came to face the

under dog 49ers. >> they quickly set the tone for this game. one possession later, the 49ers took the lead. from the 49, alex smith had vernon davis. it was 7-0, san francisco. >> the 49er defense created a second turnover. this time it was leaping high to on intersept a breeze pass by golden on. they took a 17-0 lead before the saints offense took to life it got them to the half-time locker room within 3. the second half would turn into one of the most exciting games in candlestick stadium. the 49ers led 23-17. then with a little more than four minutes left, they found

the electric darren scrolls coming out of the background. he's going to run. 20, 15, 10, 5, touchdown, can you believe it? what a play. >> there was still two minutes and 11 seconds to be played. and before delerious 49er fans could get back in their seats, drew breese through a pass. this time they only had 1:37 with come to work. with 14 seconds left at the 14, the 49ers called a play they had

invented that week in practice. 3rd down, alex takes a snap. alex looking. and it's good. touchdown. touchdown 49ers! >> you know what's been great, is they've also been involved in some of the greatest moments in candlestick park history. >> and the 49ers have one final season to create the stick for memories. >> thanks for being with us. we'll see you again next week on 49ers total access.

check out this beautiful house, a lovely place to start a family and that's exactly what rachel and brady did. this was their first home. they bought it. this is where they welcomed their two children. but just a few short years lighter this is what the home looked like. >> the door won't shut because i don't know you can tell it's off the hinges because the floor is swollen. why is the floor swollen? because she didn't report a leak. >> that's awful. now rachel and brady after the housing crisis decided to move out of this neighborhood and move their family to a new neighborhood. they didn't want to let go of the home so they rented it out to a section 8 renter meaning that the home would be subsidized by the government. that renter was in their home for just three short years.

>> how did it get so bad? >> according to brady the deterioration in the house didn't happen until the last three or four months that this renter was in there and she stopped letting him come in to the house. >> this house was freaking a mess. >> the renter left the windows open. walls became mold, damaged, rainwater came into the home. faucets are broken. >> no more refrigerator. no more stove. and no more washer and dryer. >> tell us more about this home we have rachel and brady via skype right this minute from atlanta, georgia. you made this video about a month ago. it has gone crazy viral. what kind of a response have you gotten and has anything happened since? >> no. >> no. people are blown away by the video. people want to talk about it. at the end of the day we need to make a decision what to do with this house. >> we want to do the right thing but we would love some help from the banks but unfortunately we

have to default on the loan first before they will consider a renegotiation. >> describe that feeling the first time you setback foot in that house and saw what you saw? >> i actually didn't go in the house because it was a little bit too emotional for me and even the video is hard for me to watch the whole thing. it's very personal that somebody would do this to our home. >> what's the worst part in your opinion how this home was left to you guys? >> i guess we don't know what to do. the worst part is we're kind of stuck that the housing market down there is terrible. the house is only worth $35,000 and there's close to $50,000 worth of damage to the house. we're just in a bad situation. >> we don't know what to do. i'm not showing you my face because i don't want you to see me cry. >> i hate exercise.

>> you know motorcycle racers are able to like go swoosh around the bend almost parallel to the ground. >> exactly on their knees. >> like this video ripped around the track and you can see how much he's leaning into all these turns. >> it looks awesome. >> watch when he approaches one specific turn. >> oh! >> got that left-hander. gets completely out of whack. maybe he hit the grass or trying to avoid the grass and lays the thing down. here it is again in slower motion. watch his right arm. see it there. >> oh, man. that's pointing the wrong direction. >> looked good. that's what you call a broken

humerus. we have some pictures of this guy in the hospital. here's the extra. there you can see the break. >> that's not humorous. >> look how swollen that arm is. in the description in the video he thanks the paramedics. said they were awesome so were the nurses and docs. >> he tried to break his fall with his arm. by instinct put it in front of him. a man takes a traditional woman's job in china. how helping new moms could come with occupational hazards. >> like a chef when they go home. >> crazy antics by a fast food employee. >> an employee? that's not an employee at all.

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job. about and the day applies. >> his family is questioning his career choice and his girlfriend flat out doesn't like it. >> wonder why. >> it's a noble profession and important to new mothers. >> they say women in china have a harder time producing milk because of stress of life and pollution. >> why can't they massage themselves. >> he's never going to come home from work and say what a horrible day. >> do you think when he comes home he doesn't want anything to do with his girlfriend's breasts. you know like chefs they don't want to cook when they come home. >> what guy is going to pay attention to each breast 45 seconds each. >> ladies, i got some beautiful video art for you. feast your eyes on.

check this out. it's just a short little film called midtown. time laps 50,000 still frames over six months. midtown new york city. we're seeing all kinds of beautiful image, lights and colors. we'll see times square, radio city music hall, parts of central park, subway, getting on and off the subway, all in midtown manhattan. >> it captures the energy of new york. it makes the city feel electric. >> the song you're hearing is "fracture" by danny mccarthy. the guy wanted to capture the central part of the city. >> all places we recognize. been there, seen them in movies or photographs. this is a unique perspective. >> it makes you want to go there. this is mcdonald's. see that guy behind the counter, the employee. actually not an employee at all.

josh decided to just jump back there. pretend like he's the employee. he licks the ice cream before he hands i want to the guy. >> you can get arrested for that. >> the guy who i believe is the manager walks up to the guy and isn't very happy about it. >> get out. >> what do you mean get out? >> he gets kicked out of the mcdonald's. he shows up to another mcdonald's. >> where did he get that? >> maybe he's worked in mcdonald's before. >> or knows somebody that does. had access to the shirt. >> he runs out of one mcdonald's and runs into another one. jumps over-the-counter while there are customers at the counter. he gets right to work. >> this guy is his buddy. >> yeah. >> ordering stuff.

>> getting kicked out is the luckiest thing for this guy. you're right. i feel he could get in big trouble. >> he steps all over the counter. we don't know if he washed his hands. >> still get in trouble. >> put it online. we know his name. mcdonald's is not so happy. they are not is going to be lovin' it. >> get down. ♪ >> what does this sound like to you? [ baby crying ] >> cute little baby. [ female announcer ] with box tops for education

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the future is here. it's a jet pack called a motor bike in the sky, if you will. this is in new zealand. the company got a green light to test these suckers. they go up half a mile in the air and can travel at speed of nearly 70 miles per hour.

we're now one step closer to these being commercially available to everyone. you just get strapped in. >> that looks so cool. that's terminator stuff flight. >> this is like inspector gadget. >> according to reports this will cost about $150,000. i think that was new zealand's dollars, about $120,000. >> where do you take this when you own it? >> anywhere. >> you guys are driving. see you later. you're the coolest neighbor on the block. a recently played this sound for you. [ baby crying ] >> and you all pretty much had the picture of cute little baby in your face. surprise to see this grown man, a senior in college studying to be an art teacher. he made this noise he claims

with his nasal cavity. [ baby crying ] >> i thought he had a toy besides the camera microphone. this wasn't coming out of his nasal cavity. >> it's questionable so i thought we would test nate. bring him on skype and see him do it. is it real? >> absolutely. [ baby crying ] >> hold your hands up. show us that there's nothing in the room there. now let's hear it again. [ baby crying ] >> it's real. >> yeah. >> oh, wow! >> do you think you can explain how it is that you do it? >> it's hard to explain. it's like i tighten up my throat and kind of like screaming through my nose. i can do with it my mouth closed. >> what does your mom say? >> i certainly annoyed my

parents with this. that's for sure. i have a bunch of other weird stuff i can do with my voice and impressions. they are used to it. it's just me. >> that's it for