so i certainly would not be here without bill walsh.nd god bless his soul. >> that is a great story. >>> talking about hall of famer stephen curry, tom brady our first series lock. what was it lucky when they met? and i asked steph about it. >> i met him the 2014 at the preakness out in baltimore. had a fairly decent conversation, and a lot of it to your point is he seemed like he was always trying to pick up nuggets himself on other guys from different leagues, that competitive fire seemed to even his middle of his off-season was still -- you see it in his eyes. >> reporter: stephen curry turns 33 in march. with three championships and two league mvps, he was asked his age in basketball years. >> i feel like i'm in my mid-20s right now. i don't have any concerns about falling off any time soon. >> reporter: at 43 years old, brady, the six-time super bowl champion recently said he is open to playing past 45. >> i'm older now. fast forward 21 years. and sitting in tampa, trying to go out and play a super bowl, win a super bowl in our own

until bill walsh talked him into football. >> i'll never tor get as long as i live.have for me, but i believe he can be an all-pro safety in the nfl. and he spoke this into existence. and coach walsh was so instrumental because i would have just gone off and played baseball. my heart was in football, but i said i have a future in baseball. until coach walsh told me otherwise. so, i would not be here without bill walsh, god rest his soul. >> tom brady, and steph curry, their first bout. >> i met him the 2014 at the preakness out in baltimore. had a fairly decent conversation. and to your point, seemed like he was always trying to pick up nuggets himself on guys from different leagues and that competitive fire, even in his off season, you could see it in his eyes. >> reporter: stephen curry turns 33 in march and with two championships, he was asked his age in basketball years. >> my mid-20s. i don't have any concerns about fallg ofanyte soon., brady, the six-time super bowl champion says he's open to playing past 45. >> past 21 years and sitting in tampa, trying to go

the stanford product was planning to pursue a baseball career until bay area native bill walsh talkedng as i live, he said, i understand the great opportunity you have in baseball, but i believe you can be an all-pro safety in the nfl. i think of all the people who kind of spoke this into existence, and coach walsh was so instrumental because i would have just gone off and played baseball. that was my -- i signed with the marlins. my heart was with football. but i said, hey, i've got a future in baseball. and until coach walsh told me otherwise, that's where i was going. so i certainly would not be here without bill walsh and god bless his soul. >> that is a great story. e rriors play the spurs tomorrow night. steph curry scored 57 as they came up short in dallas last night. the second highest scoring of his career. he had a career-high 62 against the blazers last month. at least 50 points in the season, the other wilt chamberlain. since the dubs didn't win, curry can't enjoy it. >> just a fun atmosphere competing at that level. it is frustrating when you have a night like that and it

i certainly would not be here without bill walsh and god bless his soul.now he's looking down smiling. >> the pga tour will hit the links on the monterey peninsula next week for the at&t pebble beach pro a.m., and because of the pandemic no spectators are allowed and the tournament will only play two sources instead of the usual three and the pro am portion of the tournament has been canceled. >> pebble beach is in amazing shape but it looks so weird to see signs with nothing else. in 75 years this never has happened and i hope it never happens again, but it's very strange. very strange. >> all right, the buccaneers still have the 22-point lead and the chiefs are driving and we will have highlights and postgame reaction tonight on the news at 11:00. that's sports, and more news after the break. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so

. >> dana: let's bring in international security expert bill walshe.n especially when it comes to the houthi rebels in yemen. >> i think we have two different sorts of stories. they're related because they touch on iran. the first is getting back into the iran nuclear agreement. you have people on both sides saying you go first, the other says i'm not going first, you go first. we've all heard that on the playground. i think this will get resolved satisfactorily. why do i say this? i've been around the block a couple of times. back in 2013 before the first nuclear deal there was this sort of back and forth and then we had it again you go first, no you go first in 2015. the bottom line to me is both parties want this to work. want to get back into the agreement. if they want that they'll find a way to get it done. my concern is not so much who goes first, the lawyers can handle that. it is whether the biden administration acts quickly or slowly. if it waits for the summer presidential election there is a presidential election in iran this summer. the ch

. >> bill: mike walshe father of three lives in chicago and his kids are in private school. he has a first grader doing remote learning in public school. how are they doing, mike and how are you doing? >> well, we're frustrated undoubtedly and to be clear the last speaker said our teachers are doing an amazing job those in the cps who are teaching online but it is not the same as in person and you can see that for 6 1/2 hours a day over the course of the day it is -- a first grader isn't the best of circumstances online get the benefit from in person. >> dana: do you think that the teachers -- i know that you like your teachers. do you think that they want to get back in the classroom or are they also concerned about safety? >> yeah, i think it's a mixed bag. there are some who understand and are willing to take the risk and some who are rightfully fearful for certain reasons. as one of them told me there is no substitute for what happens in the classroom, those little moments of looking over a kid's shoulder, seeing what they're working on and direct them. for us it's a liv

bill based on president biden's 1.9 trillion covid relief proposal. watch the senate live here on c-span2. >> this morning, the senate health, education, labor and pensions committee hold a confirmation hearing for boston mayor marty walshit's sponsored by the cable companies. and these companies who have brought to you

bill cassidy yesterday. he was in front of the labor secretary nominee the mayor of boston marty walsh and he wanted to know going to get jobs and the senator wanted to know when? when, where? here's the exchange will those jobs be available toll. >> again the quicker we can get the american plan. >> my point being because i think you are talking past me because the keystone xl jobs are going today. actually last week. the johns you are describing are in the by and by. hopefully within a year. more likely longer than that. >> the jobs that were lost during keystone will be more than made up with the american recovery act. >> for that individual worker. >> different trade and skills that people have in this country had will have un -- great opportunity in this new economy. we are being disingenuous if we don't recognize the impact it has on them right now. they face poverty because of an executive order that will do -- that will increase global green house gas emissions. steve: he did a great job asking because, you know, we have heard the story from the administration all of the surrogates and the spokespeo

bill based on president biden's 1.9 trillion relief proposal. photon amendments are expected tobegin in the afternoon . on c-span3, labor secretary nominee boston mayor marty walsh testifies before the senate health education labor and pensions committee. wyoming representative liz cheney will continue to hold a leadership position after a majority of house republicans voted by secret ballot to keep her as conference chair. the final vote count was 145 to 61. she was facing opposition from within the republican party

bill based on president biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief proposal. votes on amendments are expected to begin in the afternoon. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m., boston mayor marty walsh testifies. while american -- wyoming representative liz cheney will continue to hold a leadership -- position after a majority of republicans voted by secret ballot to keep her as conference chair. she was facing opposition from within the republican after voting to impeach president trump for his role in the january 6 attack on the u.s. capital. represented of cheney is the daughter of former vice president dick cheney. she was first elected to the house in 2016 and has been serving as gop conference chair since 2019. following the meeting and vote on represented of cheney, minority leader mccarthy spoke to reporters.