the blue team.she could have chose anyone, but she chooses her best friend. now we have to go head to head against each other. whatever, dude. what the [bleep] ever. so you're gonna do a rib eye. why? i feel comfortable with rib eye, chef. easy as pie, man. easy as [bleep] pie. i know robyn's my girl but i'm from the south. that's what we eat all the time. 30 minutes to cook an amazing steak. your time starts now. good luck. go, go, go, go. go, go, go. (announcer) after trying to get lucky with ingredients the chefs must get creative with designing their steak dishes. let's go. pans on. start searing. (announcer) each chef will have 30 minutes to complete their dish. are you good with hanger steak, dude? yeah. i mean i've cooked it before. i just--never with crab, eggplant, asparagus. if i had to choose my own ingredients definitely not what i would have chosen. eggplant? are you serious? you know how to cook, right? you know what the [bleep] you're doing. asparagus, crab meat. like, what the [bleep

have questioned the security teams, security sme's and the design team in their desired response to the guidance that was provided to try and drive the solutions to the most cost-effective means. we do have several hundred individual design guidance criteria here ranging in an estimated impact from 10s to secure recommendation to see if there might not be altering means and of course with the security s me's we have from to provide a closing access to the ground level. the munis bus plaza, buses are arriving with such frequency that the bus plaza is open for vehicles to enter and pick up passengers and exit and it was suggested that when the bus plot was not in operation or only a portion of the bus plaza was in operations or in circumstances of increased threat intelligence that we have a means to close access to the bus plaza. the design team initially estimated came up with a concept to install at the fremont street entrance to the bus plaza through our conversation with the security s m e's and the urs team and design team discussed a number of potential alternatives including w

particularly the young team.re what you would classify as a heavy weight division. >> as far as this year, the determination, the work ethic, all of those thing versus to remain the same. you have to continually try to get better because if you remain neutral you're losing ground. our focus this year is to try to find with a we were deficient in last year and get better. >> far too early to tell what type of personality this year's a's team will develop but last season it was all about the come backs and walk off victory and a very in your face way of celebrating. joe has more on the a's life of pi. >> left center field and that is going to get down, here he comes. and this baby is over. >> okay. here they come. double barrel. >> it's something the a's did more than any other team in the major leagues last year. the blood bloop hit and sacrifice and homerun. they had 15 walk off wins. when you develop a track record like that, a team starts to feel it's never out of a game. >> you watch some of those games, if th

donovan's a los angeles galaxy team and their ice hockey lakers the l.a. kings were being all that after respectively lifting the m.l.s. and n.h.l. trophies last season were four. thanks. on wednesday one young brazilian football that was the apple of his father's all i ask the son of wildcat when a remark toward his made in professional golf at the age of nineteen romario opened his tally in his six game for thirty eight capitals five press in the n.c.a.a. bought a photo three nil in a local tournament but the teenage striker has a long way to go if he's to get anywhere near his father and claims he scored more than a thousand dollars. then on thursday embattled paralympic star oscar pistorius was cleared by the courts to take part in the world athletics championships in moscow this august the south african sprinter is charged with murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp on february fourteenth that could be allowed to leave the country after his bail appeal was upheld in pretoria on the twenty six year old. double amputee is a six time paralympic champio

i get to honor the ladies basketball team first. girls, why don't you come on up to the microphone here. (applause) >> well, colleagues, it's a great honor for me to recognize this team. to the sacred heart team, it's a little awkward for me as a st. ignatius graduate. i still haven't brought the team in front of me. a freshman football coach reminded me when we were playing sacred heart, remember for the rest of the high school, you're not going to like the kids from the peninsula, but you'll be best of friends. i hope you guys continue to have that as well. colleagues, the reason i get the chance to honor the girls basketball team today is because they were not only wcal khan, but the division 3 california champions and state runners up in the basketball season. so, congratulations, girls. (applause) >> a few more parts about them i get to read. they were 25 and 7 overall. they won the doherty valley classic to begin with. you beat si five times this year? oh, boy. [laughter] >> including [speaker not understood]. >> i was trying

>> reporter: josh reddick lead the team in home runs last year.his spring he's leading a new category, most wis kerrs. >> -- whist kerr -- wis kerrs. -- whiskers. >> no. >> i think we got a bunch of guys growing beards. >> what was the motivation? >> hunting. >> if i shave, i look like i'm about 15. >> that's a nice beard but it isn't a josh reddick's beard. >> it's better. that is nasty. come on? >> this is a professional. i know what i'm doing -- they are all pretty proud of their beards. >> when charlie finley owned the as back in the '70s he actually paid his players to grow facial hair. lew wolff is not about to dish out the money but he isn't about to stop this beard brigade either. >> i like them. others don't. i'm not gonna ask them to remove them. >> reporter: this beardoff has crossed over to reddick's other love, professional wrestling. >> we can have daniel bryant challenge me to a beardoff at the end of the year. of course i'm gonna say yes. everybody knows i'm a huge wrestling guy. no shaving throughout the year no matter what goes d

>> reporter: josh reddick lead the team in home runs last year.s spring he's leading a new category, most wis kerrs. >> -- whist kerr -- wis kerrs. -- whiskers. >> no. >> i think we got a bunch of guys growing beards. >> what was the motivation? >> hunting. >> if i shave, i look like i'm about 15. >> that's a nice beard but it isn't a josh reddick's beard. >> it's better. that is nasty. come on? >> this is a professional. i know what i'm doing -- they are all pretty proud of their beards. >> when charlie finley owned the as back in the '70s he actually paid his players to grow facial hair. lew wolff is not about to dish out the money but he isn't about to stop this beard brigade either. >> i like them. others don't. i'm not gonna ask them to remove them. >> reporter: this beardoff has crossed over to reddick's other love, professional wrestling. >> we can have daniel bryant challenge me to a beardoff at the end of the year. of course i'm gonna say yes. everybody knows i'm a huge wrestling guy. no shaving throughout the year no matter what goes dow

it's great just to have a team that wins games, but this is a team that has so much personality and they care about their fans, they care about each other. >> reporter: ashley says she's happy some pretty famous people are picking the golden bears. >> president obama and kobe bryant did. i'm really excited! >> reporter: her excitement continued as the team ran onto the home court. they played the louisville cardinals. they are fresh off an exciting overtime victory over the university of georgia. sunday's final four matchup will be shown on espn. the players and the coach seem thrilled to be getting the send- off. >> we always want to play for our fans and the community, but to have this kind of send-off, i think the players are just going to take this -- we could probably fly without a plane to new orleans right now. >> reporter: they say they're excited for the team just to have made it to the final four. but, of course, they want the ultimate prize, the ncaa championship. >>> so when the cal women meet in louisville in the final four, there will be more than basketball at stake. the m

he's an emotional leader for the team. >> so from 68 teams down to two teams, the national championship night, louisville/michigan, just after 9:00 p.m. eastern, fredricka. a lot was said going into the tournament that it could be anyone's tournament, but here we have two top five teams, all year long, both were ranked number one. we end up with two story ied championships. >> i love the brotherhood underscored in the trail, this journey, to try to clinch the championship. joe carter, thanhs so much. >> from basketball to football. find out why the jets' tim tebow is trending today. i have details. >> plus, nasa wants to grab an asteroid and move it closer to earth. pretty serious about that one. that's just one of the big plans for space exploration. find out what else they want to do. >>> my father thought i was a nut for taking the job. but i took the job working at burger king. i became operations manager and director of burger king in europe. >> one, he's coming from a very strong corporate sector and he says he's now paying for his sins. >> now, i want to use the knowledge that i

you want a team on the outside and a team on the inside. proper safety equipment, we talked about equipment. we're only going to give you helmets. we're going to give you vests too. are the vests going to protect you from anything? no. any other equipment you have to get your own. gloves, if we have any extra we'll give you gloves. knee pads, you need good shoes, you need good clothes that won't rip so things like nails will be harder to rip through your skin. decide on the duties and the tools. who is good at what. if i physically can't do something when we show you how to do search and rescue, don't do it and make sure everybody else knows what you can and cannot do. that's very, very important. know where your emergency exits are and what your signals are. examine the exterior of a house. you want to know who's missing. if anybody is missing, does anybody live in the house? structural damage of the house, again, you want to know what you're walking into. potential hazards, glass, water, anything broken glass. we mentioned some of that ea

finishing seven teams. then on wednesday before winning another one day race in belgium in the form cyclists peeta said again one over a woman as the slow back apologised to the podium go back slightly pinched last month the twenty three year old went on to outsprint won't champion and locals don't believe their this time behaved. while on the podium grounds biggest drive so far came last year after winning the points classification that is made in two different. thank. god on thursday a colorful protest took place in rio de janeiro as hundreds of local people rallied against plans to privatized the legendary maracana stadium the move could see homes around the football arena being knocked down the demonstration came a day off to a new roof was finished at the iconic venue with brazil racing against time to meet before deadlines the revamped americana is due to host next year's world cup final and the other new ceremony of the twenty sixteen olympics. thanks. on friday there was a thrilling spectacle for ex

rescue teams searched the slide area. of the snowboarders were wearing avalanche beaconsle one survivor was able to dig out and call for help. >>> for just such an emergency, a startup has developed an app to alert contacts if you're in trouble. the app is called, bugle, and this promotional video shows us how a user selects emergency contacts before going out on a hike or jog and if the user doesn't return home in time the emergency contacts are alerted. the developers worked with search and rescue professionals to help design the app. >> for the first time in six years the golden state warriors played a playoff game and local fans gathered to cheer. that commotion is on hays street in san francisco, one of several watch parties hosted by the group, warriors on the waterfront. the group supports plans for the new arena on the waterfront. mike shumann will tell you how the warriors did. right now we want to talk about weather. we'll send you over to meteorologist leigh glaser. >> leigh: a terrific weekend already started

it was definitely a team effort. bill letty, stacy, captain, kim lombardy and of course the other individuals at the fire department, charles at dpw, with that i would like to congratulate you with your new home and the best of luck. thank you. [ applause ] >> so we are pretty close, we are 3 minutes away from noon. without too much further delay, i do want to acknowledge a few more people, our city administrator, naomi kelly. [ applause ] as i would like to call it my partner in public safety, sir, thank you for being here. city engineer is with us. from the department of emergency management along with other people from the department of emergency management and i'm introducing all of these people because it wasn't just the fire department alone. it took a lot of work from the department of technology to the department of city planning, i saw brian strong here early and ken rich from the mayor's office. a whole host of people, and we have john green who is our department captain, who earlier this morning gave a ver

so we have a comprehensive team looking at the work product being parade by urs. to say a few words of director harper's questions, the team first set out to establish kind of the level of importance and the level of protection for the facility as a whole and what was defined for our project was an ise medium for level of protection. so it's not the most stringent level of security protection, and the impacts for our project and the criteria for our project are influenced a lot by the intended design and operation of the facility that the facility is intended to be a very open facility, a transit facility where people come to it expecting to come and go without delays and so forth. so some of the security implications or origination recognize those operational needs of the facility and are addressed surveillance and other issues, but a lot of the impact as i discussed at prior meetings are really what we would call multi-hazard design guidance criteria. there are many of the recommendations are in intended to ensure the continuity of operation of fire sprinkler sy

and the city project team and just put that up on the screen. >> this is a very significant team made up of representatives from dbw and the planning department and the mta and the cta and if you could go to the consultant team. colleagues, these are all of the teams that we have been funding for i think for the better part of how many years now? >> about two years. >> and from my perspective, we have received very little for the money that we have spent. additional increase, at this point, just feels challenging to me. i think in polite terms this is referred to as a cluster. and i would like to suggest, that you get your act together and provide us with ideas on the near projects because i am not particularly excited to continue to spend more money at this point when we have not been receiving what we need. >> okay. >> okay. >> point taken. >> okay, commissioner tang? >> let's see. commissioner farrell. i would like to associate my comments with commissioner weiner and chiu is there a date that you can commit to come back to us, could we suggest one month from now? >> that would be

team would be doing. traditionally if they are following the blueprint, they are putting themselves in positions where not only are they spreading around in a semicircle of the area. they are also putting officers at different levels. some higher, some lower giving people altitude. they have spotters. they are all on b a communication system here that allows them to talk to each otheso without even confusing situations. there are different s.w.a.t. teams here from different agencies. one of the things we learned after 9/11 was communication was a big failure. a lot of money has been spent to streamline radio systems for various different agencies so they can talk to each other. then you have on the other side, of course, a need to put officers and to sight in so they can see the other side of the boat. you don't want just the one semicircle. you need a full 360-degree view. then of course the helicopter overhead. that's no reason to rush things. they know where he is. they know they have the upper hand. s

they have helicopter teams and working dogs as well. we want to bring in brodie with a look at the world of sports. hello. >> on that note, boston returned to fenway park. we will share with you the heart warming sights and sounds, next. also, the warriors back in the postseason for the first time in six years. on the road and facing the best home team in the nba. we are live in denver after a heart breaking round one game one for one team, coming up next. >>> you know the warriors recorded 47 wins and made the playoffs this season. greater than most expected when they began back in october. the reward was earning a six seed and facing denver nuggets in round one and lost only three games their entire season. the warriors first postseason game. andrew bogus, the only starter with playoff experience. making a poster. nuggets down four. the fourth quarter, warriors down seven. david leelanding awkwardly. he went to the free-throw line and got both. he left with a hip strain. mri tomorrow. curry turning it over. tye lawson on the other end

. >> two teams on the edge of glory. louisville/michigan tonight with the ncaa title on the line. >> go michigan! >> come on. >> go louisville! >> now you want both. >> i'm conflicted here. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. it's monday, april 8th. >> we start with breaking news, a frantic search for two small children buried when a dirt wall collapsed. it's now turned into a recovery effort. it started sunday afternoon, rescuers have been working around the clock digging by hand but they now fear the worst. a 6-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy were playing in a hole being dugout for the basement of a new home when the dirt wall gave way. after hours of digging this morning, rescuers say what had been a rescue effort is now a recovery effort. they dug down 20 feet with no sign of the children so far. we will bring you the latest as we learn more. >> a developing story, a murdered american diplomat coming home from afghanistan today. most of us never hea

right before the super bowl and the best team will win. my team the best team.e, celgen. >> and i have amd, my first pick. very diversified and not all of them completely expected it as well. just recap it for us. hold your trash talk until the lady has spoken. >> i appreciate that. they cut out all of the fat. they suffered. they will be fully laumplged in this quarter. geared more towards tablets, notebooks, and that sort of thing. numbers around those products are not in street numbers. i think you could see some upside.ç very cheap right now. the billion dollars in cash. and if you look at this stock over the last 20, 30 years you will see that they have a very uneven history. they have done this before. >> no trash talk. >> there is going to be question. i say it on fast money a lot. i think that's the only reason that amd is in existence. every single rally in the stock now for years has been an opportunity to sell it. >> i want to go into the notion of buying a company because the stock might go up but the company is not that good. i think you could win

sorry i let my team down.ne of the worst games i ever played. >> now, coach, i have been a player and i have been in that seat and as a coach how do you approach tray like that? >> i felt helpless. i was across the table and you don't know what you can do, and you just know that all of the emotions, it is his senior year. he is our point guard. he is our leader. he just felt like as he said there, he let his teammates down and all of those emotions, my career is over, letting the fans down, the team down, that was what he was saying. he gave us a great five years. he red shirted one year, played through a lot of injuries and did a lot of great things for us. we went right after him, reached for him and thanked him for everything he did. every kid, this is their dream to come and they want to play. every team that comes into this tournament, all 68, they all think they're going to win the whole thing. when the end comes, that loss, it is a shock, it is disappointment, and there is regret, too, at the same time.

it's great to have a team that wins but this is a team that has so much pernlt pernlt and the fans. >esident obama and kobe bryant did, so i'm really excited. >> check check. >> her excitement continued as the team went on to a standing ovation. they played thellowiville louisville cardinals. sunday's match up is at 3:30 specific time and shown on espn. the players and the coaches seemed thrilled for the send off. >> we always want to play for the fans and the community but to have this send off, we can probably fly without a plane to new orleans right now. >> they want the ultimate price, the championship. >> ktvu chan 2 news. >>> the okay land as have momentum. they won going away against the mariners thanks to a 2-run home run. recycling may soon take on mu mean nothing san francisco. the city's -- new meaning in san francisco. >>> and the rain is gone, but for how long. the meteorologist will let us know what is expected to roll in mrap . [ male announcer ] the southwest airlines nationwide sale lets you go from working hard... to hardly working. ♪ big sales that help you get away

we had a baseball team that was aaa and basketball team that was aba. that meant so much to that city. it was a sense of identity. the best team will come to our town and they will play. that happened in sacramento. they have an inferiority complex. that is who we are. we represent nationally as a basketball team. it is misplaced pride. i don't think you can misplace the passion of it. >> even outside of sacramento, there is some participation that is growing to try to keep the kings at least in northern california. chris kelly, the former facebook officer who ran for attorney general a couple of years ago, do you expect if the seattle offer increases, we will see more californians involved? >> that is the intent. that is the key to this thing. it is david stern. the commissioner of the nba. the board will meet next week and sort this out. they will make a decision. he does not want to have teams move, franchises move on his watch. there have been six so far. he doesn't like it. when he started this, he was not a big fan of the sacramento offer. they ha

she was helpful in organizing their soccer team, the women's soccer team. just all kinds of different things working with the local community to try to really improve things. >> anne smedinghoff's family is traveling to dover air force base tonight. that's where the remains of the americans killed this weekend are scheduled to arrive in the morning. their names have not been released. as we get those names, we'll let you know and as we hear from their families. >>> south korea's government says north korea may test launch a missile this weekend. this comes as the north urges all workers to leave an industrial complex near the border by wednesday. meanwhile, china, one of north korea's last remaining allies, has sent a thinly veiled warning to the communist country. china's president xi jinping saying "no one should be allowed to throw a region and even the whole world into chaos for selfish gain." listen to what former u.s. ambassador to china jon huntsman had to say about these comments from china. >> this is rather unprecedented for the head of the party,

the other 5 percent is by specialized teams, the usar teams. if you are to get to somebody within the first 30 minutes, they have a 99 percent chance -- a greater than 99 percent chance of surviving. get to them within the first day, it dropping down to 81 percent. still not bad. but what happens on the second day? plummets quite a bit, just under 34 percent. now you are always going to have your safety equipment with you, correct? when you get together as you assemble, make sure you have, at least one person has something here that you guys can all use. different types of buildings are in the city. we have wood, unreinforced masonry, you have high rise and you have tilt ups. what's the safest construction type to be? four stories or less. wood? yeah, wood framed building. why is wood the safest building to be in, 4 stories or less? it flexes, yeah, it's flexible. what's the danger here? chimney, yeah, fireplace. be aware of the fact that just because it's a wood building and the event caused some sort of compromise of the structure of the buil

keep your team into it. maybe when you give up runs early.re's always different things here and there. some of them, you know, you might not really be able to put a pinger on right now but when things come up, you just try to solve them as they come. >> not to forget tim lincecum. he's a story in to himself. he's coming off his worst season as a pro. he has not had a good spring training and after this season he's a free agent. what's to become of the one time face of the franchise. fred has the story? >> when he first showed us his new look he made it sound like it was no big deal. >> got tired of the long hair. >> but i reminded him, we all make changes in our life. >> oh my. >> how was it. >> oh man. >> that's when tim agreed his make over also included a different approach to pitching. >> definitely i feel as you get older, it's being open to change and adapting because you have to make changes to become better and, you know, at first your in denial because what you think it's what got you there. >> the two time winner is coming off the w

rescue teams searched the slide area. of the snowboarders were wearing avalanche beaconsle one survivor was able to dig out and call for help. >>> for just such an emergency, a startup has developed an app to alert contacts if you're in trouble. the app is called, bugle, and this promotional video shows us how a user selects emergency contacts before going out on a hike or jog and if the user doesn't return home in time the emergency contacts are alerted. the developers worked with search and rescue professionals to help design the app. >> for the first time in six years the golden state warriors played a playoff game and local fans gathered to cheer. that commotion is on hays street in san francisco, one of several watch parties hosted by the group, warriors on the waterfront. the group supports plans for the new arena on the waterfront. mike shumann will tell you how the warriors did. right now we want talk about weather. we'll send you over to meteorologist leigh glaser. >> leigh: a terrific weekend already started for

our sports team has been following it.ll have all of the highlights coming up in a few minutes in sports wrap. >> >> . under a proposal, sonoma will retain ownership of their solid waste facility and enter into a long-term contract with arizona. this week's meeting is scheduled for tuesday and a final agreement is expected april 23rd. >> >> state lottery officials are hoping to boost lagging interest in the multistate powerball jackpot, which starts tomorrow. ken pritchard joins uses with the jackpots that are bigger and has a higher price to play. >> reporter: this is the powerball slip that you will see in retailers, it looks familiar. it will cost you $2 play. odds are low, but charlie feels good about dropping a few dollars on the lottery >> this month, i'm supposed to be lucky. >> why is that? >> that's what my astrology says. >> reporter: perhaps, he should play tomorrow when powerball starts tomorrow. >> everybody asked all last week when is it going it to start. >> reporter: this store owner said this is a hot spot

it's great just to have a team that wins games, but this is a team that has so much personality and they care about their fans, they care about each other. >> reporter: ashley says she's happy some pretty famous people are picking the golden bears. >> president obama and kobe bryant did. i'm really excited! >> reporter: her excitement continued as the team ran onto the home court. they played the louisville cardinals. they are fresh off an exciting overtime victory over the university of georgia. sunday's final four matchup will be shown on espn. the players and the coach seem thrilled to be getting the send- off. >> we always want to play for our fans and the community, but to have this kind of send-off, i think the players are just going to take this -- we could probably fly without a plane to new orleans right now. >> reporter: they say they're excited for the team just to have made it to the final four. but, of course, they want the ultimate prize, the ncaa championship. >>> so when the cal women meet in louisville in the final four, there will be more than basketball at stake. the m

so, any one on this team. stkpwhrupl, not that i can think on this team. but i have definitely seen it. i can't remember who but i have seen it before. i might player two actually does that. >> georgetown called press conference tomorrow afternoon. we expect them announce he is leaving for nba. also there several reports that maryland alex lund do same later this week. that's all of time we have for tonight n thank you for watching. have good night.

such an importance to the team this is an important match. if the team loses, it will be out of the title race. he is playing through the pain. early on in the game, he's aggressive and making every effort to help the team. but 26 minutes into the first half, he tears a muscle in his right thigh and is substituted. he has been favoring his right less to compensate for the injury on the left. >> translator: the team has high expectations of me, and i know i'm the main force going forward. so i have to be in the game. >> reporter: the team lost 1-0, but he says he still intend does give his best and keep playing as long as possible. nhk world, india. >>> japanese trade officials are waiting for an endorsement from their closest ally to join the trans-pacific free trade talks. they're in the final stage of negotiations with their u.s. counterparts. >> translator: the negotiations between japan and the united states are making decent progress. we are closer to reaching an agreement. >> negotiators from the countries involved are expected to meet

do you agree with charles that folks on the team -- on teams are ready, that the fans are ready? >> i think people on the team and the fans, it's a different time. 10, 15 years in the past, i think we are having a different conversation. times are more progressive, minds are more open and i think the nba is ready for openly gay athletes. >> charles, jason's a free agent now. hoping to obviously get picked up by another team. you think this could affect his chances? >> let me say two things first. first of all, i think it's an insult to gay people to think they are going to be looking at their teammates. that was one of the first things you always hear. i think that is such an insult to gay people, any player, to say oh, he's going to be looking at his teammates in a sexual way. 's an sult to gay people. you know, jason's case is a little different because he's obviously on the down side of his career. i don't know if he would have been re-signed anyway. so i think it's a little unfair to judge the nba, he averaged a couple points a game this year. he's been in the league a long t

teams. national guard. we have seen so many different people involved in the law enforcement side of this on scene. and it has to be an emotional situation for them. an mit officers was killed last night. an officer was wounded in this fight. this is combat for police in boston. so they have been mindful of that, knowing they are the ones out there putting themselves in danger in the first instance trying to protect the public. some of their own have been hurt and killed. their relief, not only that he did not get away. he got away from the first drag net last night. the one that killed list brother. to have not gotten away another time to have finished this on their own terms. you have to imagine that for law enforcement themselves, watertown is applauding them, but you have to imagine this has to be a an emotional time. i have to ask your reaction on how this has ended thus far. >> this terrorist is alive and he can be be debriefed by the professionals. it is about now stopping the next attack. whatever w

here is a team who is the number one overall seed.y're supposed to be the big, bad one everyone's rooting against. this young kid who's handled this adversity so well. they've become the sentimental favorite. you are going to see these. does this look good? maybe kevin ware can do -- >> kevin ware's in the house! i like it. very cool. >> you're going to see these. these were donated by amare stoudemire, the new york knicks superstar because they can't do anything themselves because of north carolina rules. donated these. on the back it says "win for ware." you'll see a lot of these in the arena tomorrow night, people waving them around. he's been a real presence for his team on the bench and actually went up on to the court last night to try to help them when they were down by double digits, root them on. >> oh, my goodness. joe, here you are at the dome. you're going to have to pump it up for michigan. they haven't been to this kind of dance since '93. they're really up against quite a bit of pressure when you talk about the sentimen