dennis fong is like joe namath, if joe namath were in the video game business. is your team more important than your product? mark sigel thinks so. this author shows us how human evolution is speeding up. reporters michelle quinn of the "mercury news" and jacob ward of al-jazeera america this week on >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. i don't immediately understand every trend in technology, i'm not much of a snapchat user, for instance. but i try to get the gist of every new thing. but this surprised me. this is the inside of the s.a.p. center in san jose during a video game tournament. thousands of people, packed to the rafters, watching other people play video games. now, they do this in person and they watch online. it's a huged by. amazon paid $1 billion for a video game channel called twitch and others have sprung up as well, showing off video. gaes to millions, raptor and some called plays tv has more than 1. 5 million year. that was created by dennis fong, a silicon valley entrepreneur. the most famous video game player of an era. dennis fresh

dennis fong is like joe namath, if joe namath were in the video game business. important than your product? mark sigel thinks so. this author shows us how human evolution is speeding up. reporters michelle quinn of the "mercury news" and jacob ward of al-jazeera america this week on "press here."

. >>> nobody will ever compare jason terry to joe namath.kets guard was scoreless after guaranteeing a game five win against golden state last night and oh, yeah, his team lost by 33 points. >> talking trash [ indiscernible ] worst thing you can do. >> smackdown on houston to advance to the second round. and they did nearly all of it without steph curry who played only 39 minutes in the entire series. without curry, the warriors outscored the rockets by 66 points. [ indiscernible ] >> just joking. before you print it. >> we live by strength in numbers. everybody says it so make sure they trust us and we gonna show us that. >> warriors series starts sunday at the earliest. the acres and rockets have -- the lakers and rockets have received permission to ask walton about the head coaching vacancy. he filled in for steve kerr out with surgery recovering from surgery back surgery and he -- alls he did was get him off to a 24-0 start. >> that looks good on your resume'. >> he has some talent. >> he played for the lakers so that makes sense he coul

joe namath back in 1969 was really the first athlete i can think of who guaranteed victory and was ableto back it up with his jets in the super bowl. jason terry has taken a page from broadway joe's playbook. >> i'm guaranteeing it. if i don't, then what? it's a loss, right? i guarantee victory because that's what it's going to take. i believe in my group. i know we can get a win here and send this thing back hoax me to houston. >> it will be a long flight back to houston for you guys. >> good for him. >> we'll see what happens. i'm not looking to make any statements. i guess he's trying to rally the troops or whatever. >> reporter: well, here's the schedule. game five tonight at oracle at 7:fully. if jason terry's right, they're going back to houston game six on friday. if necessary, game seven back here at oracle. i'm joined by mike shumann. ever make a guarantee in your playing days? >> never guaranteed a victory. what's jason terry going to do, guarantee a loss? he's got to do something to get the team fired up. dwight howard, james harden really not leaders on the team. terry is st

. >> joe namath one of the greatest of all-time.with that arm. >> the things that people associate with. >> recognize this fellow? >> what's been your view of this american professional football season? >> it is an amazing event, sight. it makes rock concerts look like tea parties. >> i'd like to have your job, be a sportscaster. >> that show became week after week one of the most highly rated shows in america. ♪ turn out the lights ♪ the party's over >> it showed football was an entertainment experience on par with any primetime show you could imagine. >> maybe it was better because you didn't know how it was going to end. >> "60 minutes" decided to peer into the electronic future to take a look at what may be in store for television viewers in the decade of the '70s. it is television by cable, a communications revolution that could radically alter our way of life. >> cable for quarter of a century, there's nothing distinctive about it. just a way for you to get what everybody else can already get. and that's the way it is up until

famously in 1969, a guy named joe namath made a prediction. we will win the super bowl. will you declare right now that, guarantee me, you will win the new york primary on april 19th. >> i never make predictions but i'm feeling really good it'll happen. but we have a lot of work to do. that's what i'm doing every day. >> confident but not the swagger of joe namath in 1969. >> appreciate how you got to reference in there. the full interview on today.com. >>> in the next half hour -- next hour, actually, we'll hear from senator sanders. he'll join us live for a special town hall out on our plaza. >>> also this morning, a surprise visit to iraq by secretary of state, john kerry. kerry is meeting with iraq's prime minister and other top officials, as coalition forces make military gains against isis fighters. kerry made the unannounced stop after attending a meeting with persian gulf allies. his trip coincides with the pentagon considering more small military outposts to help iraqi forces as they prepare to retake the city of mosul. >>> here at home, firefighters are still s