. >> reporter: i'm already thinking about my career move in the art deco district of miami. 800 art deco buildings within a square mile here. it is full of food and people. there is a 49er fan here as well. what is your name? >> brandon. >> reporter: you served in the military anywhere here to see the 49ers. why? >> they are the best team. as soon as they get a championship i told my family i want to go to the super bowl. >> reporter: do you feel good about him e.g.? >> he is ready to go. >> reporter: we found out a little while ago he's not very good at text messaging. >> i will get back to it most of the time but it just happened three hours later. he keeps me honest about it. >> reporter: 20 think about the 49er pass rush what comes to mind? >> i think about the great passwords that the giants had in 2008. i think we can shut them down. >> reporter: give me a name. >> nick bosa. >> reporter: that is all that i need. a little while ago i went one- on-one with the ngelof the 49er defensive line. >> a hit and varied from behind by eric olmstead >> reporter: he led the 49ers in sacks with

south beach, art deco and the vibe is starting to heat up. you can feel it. if you do not have a ticket to the super bowl you are luckily looking for a watch party. i have an idea for you if it fits your budget. super bowl watch parties can be so crazy you can't even watch the game or you can make it really simple. >> take us aboard the perseverance three. >> we are ready. >> reporter: what do we have here? this 95 foot p3 is super bowl luxury. staterooms and five heads and dining rooms and eight tvs. you will not miss a minute of the game. >> this is the master stateroom. it has a big screen. we have two queens that are identical here. >> reporter: theoretically everyone can stay in their own rooms and watch the 49ers beat the chiefs. >> we are going to the flybridge or the top deck. >> this is where it happens. cheers. >> reporter: if you are not into half-time shows take a jacuzzi. >> we have see bob's. they are one of the many toys on the boat. >> reporter: before you get too carried away -- >> it is $15,000 per day with a minimum of two nights for the su

you have some art deco design from the era, but what is most import about this car is it was built by named harry miller, who is out of california, and he became a famous designer of engines in cars, won many indianapolis 500's over the years, and the . another notable piece of this car is the driver of this car in 1928, was a man named louis meyer. he won the race in 1928, and then in 1933 and in 1936. when he won his third race, he became the first to win three times, but he asked for buttermilk in victory lane, and that started a tradition that is to this day, when the winner comes in today, and it has been the case since the 1950's, when the tradition was firmly established, the winner gets the wreath. the winner gets his regular milk, thankfully not buttermilk, and they take a chug of that milk, and they get money from the dairy producers. >> and the milk bath, all over his face. he did not waste anything there. the bottle is already gone. eric: you could say this is an example of third-generation indy cars. some people may argue with that. but you went from the the race on sunda

south beach is known for its international cachet, with models and celebrities, its culture and art deco architecture. pastel colored buildings. >> i love miami. >> but miami is also known for something else. >> touchdown! >> two super bowl victories in south florida. and this sunday, 49ers battle for the trifecta against a coach still looking for his first. >> super bowl liv, 49ers and chiefs. pregame, starts now.

. >> reporter: welcome to south beach where legendary ocean drive is all about the ride, the art deco and the night life. but this year, it's about a whole lot more. >> we planned this out years in advance. so we've been here over the last 14 months every month. >> reporter: hard rock stadium is prepping for its record- setting 11th super bowl and the 49ers have played in two of those games. the first was 1989. >> back to th pehrowhd s. rorr: how's it followed you throughout your life? >> i can always say i won the super bowl. as a little kid growing up if you make the catch or you make the throw, you win the super bowl. i can actually say i lived that. >> reporter: the last time the 49ers won a super bowl, here in miami 25 years ago. >> take the monkey off our backs. >> we can relax! >> reporter: when hard rock opened in 1987, who had a cell phone? they had to upgrade. >> we've invested $80 million of enhancements in our capacity that's going to be here long after the super bowl. >> reporter: if you don't have tickets but still got super bowl fever, check out super bowl live at bay f

the council is renovating the town's art deco theatre, the globe.the building work. but now the project has been revamped, and it's set to cost them more than £22 million — nearly £19 million of that borrowed. how does this fit in to your strategy of revitalising the town centre? it's part of our diversification strategy. town centre's not just about retail, but about evening economy, leisure offer. and this sits right at the heart of what we're trying to achieve, to bring new people into town for different reasons. i mean, it is a huge gamble. it's a lot of money on the hope that people will come. we're very confident in that. there is a strong market for venues of this size, not only for audiences to come, but the acts that want to play here. i am available for the opening night, if you need a performance. perhaps a double act! the new ant and dec? indeed. the better looking new ant and dec. absolutely. the council says the globe could attract 200,000 visitors a year, generating £18 million for the local economy. as part of its regeneration effort

in the mario people we can exposed to traditional common sense ideas, i'm talking about four h, art deco reading books that they impartially don't get to read high school. learning about calvin coolidge. i see they responded with great excitement. and i hope they'll permit me to put my foundation. we have a scholarship for academic merit. it's sort of like the specialized high schools in new york road scholarship. it is really about academic merit and is quite a serious competition. we only have four scholarships a year. they are very expensive. it is a full ride to college. we already have 15000 kids who have registered to apply for four scholarships this year. putting those kids want. they with the money right there what independence from the parents. they want to not have to fill out the fafsa. but a lot of them also like the idea of doing things on your own. something is supported for all of us to send signals to young people that you will be rewarded for enterprise. for trying and doing things on your own. for going on way. currently our system doesn't particularly do that. it is mo

so i fuse those ballroom and that dark burgundy's, the paisley's, the hardwoods, the art deco, the artthose different elements to make it a nice place. kennedy: but all of the alcohols consumed here is that of teacups. and what is this drink? >> that is her dirty rascal. it is a tequila -based drink. back in the day, a lot of people vodka wasn't prevalent because of the russian item. there was brandy alexander's common interested thing about prohibition time is people that mixologist was about taste. and that's where recipes came from. no recipes came from the fact that the the discolor the drink. so when you have a milk added to a drink, or yoke, that was only to throw off the feds. kennedy: get out really? so something like a slow gin fizz are brandy alexander, are cream based brandy cognac drink, was a little bit of chocolate core, that was so they were just that they're having chocolate milk? >> desperate times desperate members as a throughout the feds. when you hold the cup, even the shakers know what they emulate what they look like a coffee pot or teapot. because it is shaken a

. >> welcome to south beach where oy shen drive is all about the ride, the art deco canned the nightlife. but this year, it is about a whole lot more. >> we planned this out years in advance so we have been here over the last 14 months every month. >> hard rock stadium is prepping for the record-setting 11th super bowl and the 49ers have played in two of those games. the first was 1989. >> well every single one that comes on, i can always say i won a super bowl. as a little kid growing up if you make the catch or make the throw, you win the super bowl. i can say i did that. >> they won here in miami 45 years ago. >> [crowd noise] >>> when hard rock opened in 1987 who had a cell phone? they lad to up great. >> we invested $80 million of enhance thes in our capacity that will be here long after the super bowl. >> if you don't have tickets but you have super bowl fever check out super bowl live. it is open to the public and the fanfest. >> and the super bowl experience including two of your favorites. >> you can get autographs. we're all ready getting the list the >> autographs a side, this

i see art deco, classical, edwardian, english, storybook cottage, new england cottage, spanish, and storybook, all on one block. you can go anywhere in san francisco, and while there may be important people that lived here, architecturally, there's nothing different about this structure than those on other 25-foot lots. that's a standard in the city. what i think is true is that there is a jordan parks file, but it just doesn't happen to be on parker avenue. on commonwealth, the next block over, jordan, and palm, the upper picture shows sort of grand houses developed in the 1920s. they're all set back equally, they're all two stories over basement. they all are set back equally from the street. they all have larger lots. a lot of them have garages in the back, they have side yards. this is completely different than parker avenue, which just adheres to the standard san francisco model. so what we're doing is consistent with the san francisco model of development. and then just in terms of the massing, the breakdown of the building, there is a bottom level that is the base of the building that'

. >> an experience that is just as famous as the south beach party life, art deco hotel, and white sandeaches. >> i love miami. beautiful. their beaches are so pretty and the history. glad to be here to see little havana today. >> so as you can see, the food is amazing. the drinks, the coffee. and if you're into cigars, you can have them hand-rolled right in front of you in establishments just like this one. this assignment is about a week long. and at the end of it, you're going to need a forklift to put me back on the plane. raj, back to you. >> cheryl hurd, a lot like shakira, those hips don't live. i saw that dance move. thank you, cheryl. back here in south beach. a lot of hype and a lot of talk, rightly so for 49ers assistant coach katie sowers. yes, you know this part of the story, she is the first female assistant to reach the super bowl. but there is a lot more to her story that takes katie sowers to get here to the nfl. take a look. ♪ walking through that tunnel, katie sowers is not like the others, and that's what makes her journey to the super bowl historic. but history ofte

it is amidst these art deco buildings that show many shows and tv films have been made here. here are some of our favorites. >> we are family! >> the birdcage is starring robin williams and nathan lane was filmed right here at the carlisle, the building remains the same and so does bustling ocean drive. 26 years after it was filmed. >> reporter: penelope cruz played in the assassination of ronnie -- of first sergeant. originally was 10 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and 23,000 square feet of dence. you can even say enver saatchi's own bedroom, it will cost you as much as a for such address. $3000 a night. tony is a cinematic icon, the infamous and gruesome chainsaw seen was shot on miami beach. >> say hello to my little friend! >> if you want to say hello to your little friend, you will not be able to. the scene was shot right here, and is now a cvs. the gorgeous mediterranean mansion, is a field of manicured gardens and venetian pools in miami. it was at those pools, ace ventura pet detective looked for dolphin snowflake. >> finally, a drive down the venetian causeway should look fa

. >> reporter: welcome to south beach, where legendary ocean drive is all about the ride, the art deco, and the nightlife. this year, it is about a whole lot more. >> we plan this out years in advance. we've been here over the last 14 months, every month. >> reporter: hard rock stadium is prepping for its record- setting 11 for super bowl. the 49ers have played in two of those games. the first was 1989. how does it follow you throughout your life? >> every super bowl that comes on, i can always say i won a super bowl. as a little kid growing up, if you make the catch or the throw, you make the super bowl. i can actually say i lived that. >> reporter: the last time the 49ers won a super bowl, here in miami 45 years ago! when hard rock opened in 1987, who had a cell phone? they had to upgrade. >> we have invested $80 million of enhancements in our capacity that is going to be here long after the super bowl. >> if you don't have tickets, but you've still got super bowl fever, check out super bowl live at bayfront park. >> free, open to the public, it is the fan fest. >> reporter: and of c

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we have pushed all of the mass up to the very large wall of the neighboring building at 172, the art-decobuilding there. we only have 25 feet. there's only so much we can do. we are to the south of 164, so we've reduced the amount of shadow that would be on their property, as well. but of course our property will be shadowed by the larger wall. but i think this is a very good compromise engineered by the residential design team. as to the other myriad of concerns about the massing, the height, the set backs, the style, the color, virtually every single thing in the second d.r. would require a complete redesign, and i will just defer to mr. winslow where he has acknowledged that every single piece of this is designed to be in scale, to be compatible, that the massing is exactly consistent, the front of the building is set to the sidewalk as are most of the buildings on this block. there is a ground floor that has a garage door and an entrance to the units above that has a different material. all of the things that we typically do when we design a building to be compatible with its context.

gearing up for super bowl liv, as you look at the beautiful hotels on ocean drive, known for their art decorchitecture. the restaurants here, they are gearing up for what is bound to be a big party. there is a lot of excitement building here in miami ahead of super bowl liv, and this match between the chiefs and the 49ers. it's chock-full of story lines. here to talk about it is for redskins linebacker and nfl great, lavar arrington. lavar, a pleasure to get to sit down and talk to you. you must be walking through these crowds thinking -- >> it's amazing for the spectacle that the super bowl is, it brings so many different backgrounds, people together. that opportunity to take a vacation from all the other things that kind of, you know, create those separations. >> sandra: what does it feel like to be here? >> it's exciting! i never was able to partake as a player, but i sure do enjoy partaking as a spectator. >> sandra: you certainly have your time. you can look at the match up, you've got some predictions. you look at these two young quarterbacks, who do you put your money on? >> of him p