not since "jerry mcguire" has a sports relationship tugged at my heart strings like this.onight i thought it would make sense to give their romance the "jerry mcguire" treatment and i present that to you now. >> at the super bowl, and two months later this girl is in my office. she says i couldn't stop thinking abut you for two months since the super bowl. she says i want to be your friend. i said i've don't need any friends. so she takes me into the room, and she does her thing. and she says, well, what do you think? do you think you need a friend? >> i am mr. sterling's everything. >> she was an animal. >> i am his silly rabbit. i'm mr. sterling's right hand arm, man. >> she has got a fabulous body. and she loves to have sex. >> i'm his best friend. >> this chick is just -- i'm telling you she was hot. it took maybe an hour to get there. but it was hot. >> i love him. >> i made such a mistake. >> jimmy: never a mistake. never a mistake. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one more thing, you know, the australian rapper, i y gy azalea is here, a song "fancy" very catchy. if

you know that movie, "jerry mcguire"? show me the money. it's here. >> who exactly is taking advantage of that? i'm sam brock, the president is in town once again to fund raise, but are democrats or republicans guilty of milk local donors for money. >> plus, could it be color in children's baif yor? new concern over certain ingredients in food. >>> the former san francisco firefighter appeared in court today. he pleaded not guilty. prosecutors say michael quinn was drunk last summer when he plowed into a motorcyclist on a san francisco street. >> for the second time in three weeks, a powerful earthquake has raltled mexico. the 6.2 magnitude was centered just outside of alcapulco. a look at that damage tonight, janelle? >> reporter: there is some damage. part of a highway bridge clansed. unfortunately, no serious injuries. mexico city, surveillance cameras catchtured the shaking. office workers calmly filed autoof their office buildings. it was actually the world's first wampbing system created after the 1985 quake killed thousands around me

> we have a lot to talk about here, joining me now is cnn's rachel nicoles, also, the original jerry mcguire. rachel, not an apology but regret at not having paid her off. >> yes, not regret or anything else that the country would like to hear. any nba owner who may have been waffling about gee, my old friend donald, should i vote him out? is this a slippery slope? you can't work with this man or have him associate with your league. >> well, maybe i'm over-thinking it, but the statement, i wish i had paid her off. the implication is that she was looking to be paid off. is it not? >> i think it is. the whole thing is like out of alice in wonderland. it gets curiouser and curiouser. this woman has been out roller skating out of her house with sort of a duck-billed viser. she doesn't want any press, she knows they're out there. i think what you're seeing with donald sterling is denial. and you would hope that someone would be around him to give him some real life advice here. and explain to him the dilemma that he is in. i don't think he is really aware of the fact that -- that yesterday, ten o

no one understands the process better than superagents steinberg, the real-life inspiration for jerry mcguiree now. thank you for joining us today. >> the most exciting day of the year if you love football. >> right down the street from us, you get swept up in it. as an agent side wonder how much control you actually have when a draft is going on. how much can you impact things? >> it comes in the process before. we have a second season of scouting where a player is trained and they go to all-star games, they go to a scouting combine, and pro scouting day and have all that chance to hone their skills so it is making sure a player presents himself as best. the draft does not merit badge and about 4 conspicuous college performance. is a projection as to how the player will do for the next ten to 12 years. melissa: it makes a huge difference. last year's pick got a $22 million contract. the last pick in the first round on a $6.7 million contract so in the same round it matters so much where you go. one player who could experience that kind of slide is texas quarterback johnny mandel. his antics

it's been described as "jerry mcguire" meets "slum dog millionaire." >> first of all, it's nice to beo movies i like, but what made me do is something neither of those have. it's a story that's incredibly inspirational. it's a story about a couple kids getting an opportunity to succeed against all odds. and really working their tails off and succeeding against all odds. not only that but it's a story about my character who kind of comes up with an out of the box idea, sees it through to completion and changes his life basically because of it. it's a bit of a departure from the guy i play in my day job. >> talk about your day job. is he is the anti-don draper? what makes him different? >> i don't think he's anti don draper, in the same way -- i can't think of another person. like fonz si is different than don draper. >> what character do you like better? >> well, i will always be partial to don draper since i've live lived with him for ten years, but he's not the greatest guy. he has his moments, but he's not the greatest guy. but j.b. is a real person. it's different portraying an act

we want to bring in lee steinberg, and jerry mcguire. lee, are you with me? i see you. >> yeah. >> let me just begin with your take. you have represented some of the biggest names in all of the nfl. what's your reaction to these claims. >> my reaction is that i've been doing this since 1975. and players are in a state of denial. they want to play, so they're very dependent on what a physician would tell them, and especially what a physician would tell them to take. there have been so many situations where players get shot up to mask the pain, go out, get injured worse. when i started, the vats of these painkillers and all sorts of meds were just there for players to scoop up and take. they had no idea what was going on. and now you have players who are -- one player took 1,000 vicoden a month, because they get addicted. no one's there to help them. and they didn't really realize what the consequences were of what they were doing. >> how is it, though, just hearing ed and this one story, of someone having a broken leg for a season, and sort of just numbing the