fred inglis is live with more. >> reporter: yes, mark, you know, that night there were a couple of other guys playing. four players that night for the warriors scored in double figures. then you add the fifth guy in triple figures, wilt with 100. he was teammate that night, scored 17 points. made all eight field goals. you remember that night as being surreal. >> well,well, the thing i remember most about it, two things, we won the game, and the fact wilt tried to come out -- he wasn't trying to rub it in. we just wanted to get the game over with. we were all very happy. >>> there was no television, no highlights. there was one reporter from pennsylvania where the game was played, it did not seem like it was that big a deal for anybody. even the locker room -- >> you have to understand, when you play with wilt chamberlain, anything is possible. i played in one game where he got 78. he was a great, great athlete. people should take it for what he did. it was a great feet, one that will always be remembered. >> reporter: march 2, 1962. >> all right. thank you. in case you haven't heard, th

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bay area football fans well- acquainted with one of its first time contestants, fred inglis with a lookld and very high-profile new. >> reporter: the usual suspects managed to keep the customers satisfied all week at the at&t pro-am. >> i am very hot right now. it's funny that you noticed that. i'm on some new antibiotics and i'm covered. >> reporter: everything legal you mean? [ laughter ] but 49ers head coach jim harbaugh because also a popular attraction. you learned about celebrating too early? >> you don't want to celebrate early, the golf gods will say you. >> reporter: while he says he is having fun and relaxing i miss that coach speak. >> the only thick to fear is being unprepared. you don't get into what is go, what is bad? it's what you make of it. >> reporter: the nfl coach of year, congratulated the new mvp, aaron rodgers. >> i just told him i shook your hand too hard and it's on me. >> we'll move on with this, with humble hearts and keep going. >> reporter: you are getting loosened up a little bit? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: you feel like you are getting to understand this

thing to have the kind of connection i had with oren on the messenger and with ben foster and laurence inglind we were lucky to get to work again together so quickly and in doing "rampart," i have to say he's one of my best friends, oren and we have developed such a trust for each other and i know even when i'm being bad he's not going let me be bad even if the take won't work he won't use the take so he gives you the ability to try anything or go for it and you know you're safe with him. >> charlie: he pushes you to do your work but makes sure your worse is not -- >> it is that but it's also like i don't want to do any but my best for oren because i can't let him down. >> charlie: this is a scene with sigourney weaver who plays an assistant d.a. >> every shooting testimony contains inconsistencies or you wouldn't have a job. no man who ever kills another man is exactly cogent in the moment plans the contact with the enemy. >> did you learn that with the first man you killed. >> i learned that serving my country in the crusade for liberty and justice turned puppet show for politicians known

ingly >> i appreciate what the other candidates have to offer. i stand by mitt. >> making their pick for the gop presidential candidate. the votes here still being counted. romney taking his campaign to colorado. >> president oh ma'am said obama said he would be looking at a one-term proposition. he's right. we are here to collect. >> isn't good enough for the republican party to nominate obama. >> congressman, ron paul, vowing to stay in the race trying to earn as many delegates as possible. >> it doesn't mean it is inconceivable. many of the candidates, they have been up and down and you don't know what will happen in a month or two. all things could pop up. >> nevada, a strong state for mitt romney. he easily won nevada's caucuses. his heavy handed campaign spending leading to this attack from rick santorum. >> having the most money, what is that? i hope you win the primary, but your objective is to get someone who can win the general election, right? >> republicans now looking ahead to contests on tuesday. caucuses in colorado and minnesota a

ktvu's fred inglis is there when woods made his 2012 pga tour debut. >> reporter: he's now 36 years oldormer number one player of the world is ranked 18th. tiger is not won an official pga event in eight years. yet when tiger talks, we listen. tiger made his first official at&t proam appearance since 2003. while tiger says he's missed this tournament because of scheduling issues there are other things like too many celebrity golfers. >> yeah it's different. there's distractions. some guys have the gallery clapping when they are putting. >> reporter: tiger has won this event once in six previous tries. and still won by two streaks. but he hasn't won a full field pga event in 28 months but he has a new swing, he's healthy and his family problems are behind him. >> i think it's more fun now. than it used to be because now my kids are becoming at an age now that they want to see daddy on tv. and you know daddy you are going to a golf tournament are you going to be on tv. and i said well i have to play well. well daddy can you please play well. i feel very at peace where i'm at. i had to mak

ingly hate it. i hate it for everyone.t's inconvenient for us, they're a business and they're trying to make it work. >> reporter: american lost more than $11 billion since 2001. the company plans to shed thousands of union workers. american also wants to ground older planes, and replace them with newer, more fuel efficient models. >> i'm not taking anything for granted. what looks good on paper in reality, may not be there. >> reporter: one of the biggest sticking points for employees is the potential loss of pensions. >> we have the average age of 51. we have 5,000 people at retirement age. and what the company is doing, is forcing people to work well into their 70s, never letting these people go. it's really an outrage. >> if they cut it the way i think they will. i'm probably going to have to go back to work, and i'm 67, i really don't want to go. >> reporter: american could ask a bankruptcy judge to oppose them. one says it's a fall from grace for a once proud airline. >> it's sad. it's just like having a layoff at yo

ingly hate it. i hate it for everyone.t's inconvenient for us, they're a business and they're trying to make it work. >> reporter: american lost more than $11 billion since 2001. the company plans to shed thousands of union workers. american also wants to ground older planes, and replace them with newer, more fuel efficient models. >> i'm not taking anything for granted. what looks good on paper in reality, may not be there. >> reporter: one of the biggest sticking pots for employees is the potential loss of pensions. >> we have the average age of 51. we have 5,000 people at retirement age. and what the company is doing, is forcing people to work well into their 70s, never letting these people go. it's really an outrage. >> if they cut it the way i think they will. i'm probably going to have to go back to work, and i'm 67, i really don't want to go. >> reporter: american could ask a bankruptcy judge to oppose them. one says it's a fall from grace for a once proud airline. >> it's sad. it's just like having a layoff at your

ingly got a job there as a production assistant/intern back in those days.and i remember how kind you were with me. i remember going out on stories and bringing my coffee copy to you. i remember you giving me hair and makeup tips. yup, hair and makeup tips and telling me how i could do better. you saw something in me that i didn't see in myself. >> a great inspiration, including gayle. she told us a lot over the years and so many people have come to count on you there in washington. so thanks for everybody you have taught so many over the years and here's to, i don't know, the next 40. maybe you should take a little time off, though. >> when lived in washington in the 80s, you were a huge star. you continue to be a huge star. >> jc, you are just as smart, just as warm, just as beautiful as the first day you came to work here in washington. we love you. happy 40th anniversary. >> and back in the old broadcast house building on brandy wine street. we used to have to go upstairs, down five floors to get in the studio. i'm kloss clostr ophobic. she broke off her