that's my feeling. >> joining us for more on this story, correspondent jerry rice. >> don't scare me the show. >> look at your hot jacket. can you loan one of those to steve and brian? >> this is the way i roll, you ow, nice and shiny. >> i know that's the way you roll. >> just like when i played football, you know. >> what is it, scotch guarded? >> yeah, a little bit. >> yeah. >> i like that. >> it beads when it rains. jerry, last night was a big night for you. you got the humanitarian award with -- for the miami project. >> yeah, the fund. >> 26th annual greatest sports legends. >> it was amazing. you know, they raised over $10 million last night. to be a part of that. you had wayne newton that was there, andre dawson and so many great athletes came out to support it and they're trying to find a cure for, you know, spinal cord and stuff like that so, you know, every 48 minutes, someone is paralyzed. you don't realize that. but i think with nick and also mark, they're doing a fantastic job. >> it was his son or grandson. >> it was his son that got paralyzed, yeah, and he was just ma

. >> we have taken alumni through here, joe montana, jerry rice, then they come in and get a feel forbuilding is going to look like. >> reporter: this projected luxury suite is in the stadium that doesn't exist yet. it's years away. the price for one of these luxury suites, up wraps. patrick sedillo, cbs 5. >>> the beloved curmudgeon of ""60 minutes"" is signing off. 92-year-old andy rooney is retiring. 92! he started working for cbs in 1949. his first appearance on "60 minutes," 1968. but this sunday, he will announce his retirement and deliver original essay number 1,097. his last. and he is still not trimming those eyebrows. >> did you ever wonder why... [ laughter ] >> only thing i can remember about andy rooney. >> i was going to say, did you ever wonder why it was so warm today across the bay area? it's because it's a typical weather pattern for this time of the year. in fact, let's go ahead and take a look at some high temperatures around our microclimates. average high in san francisco is 70. today 7 of today 69. warm spot 91 in sonoma. this is the scene at the city by the bay

watching jerry rice and master p. i love sweet pete. but in his day, he laid the bar so low.l lose. i felt like i had a lot of upside after watching master p. >> turns out you did. >> i'll be picking hope solo just for the athleticism. >> you sure? >> i do want to ask you about the book. what was it like to work on the book? >> it was it awesome. i had a great writer in wes smith. we spent a lot of time talking about various suspects. i want to have a spiritual undertone. a lot of things athletes go through has a lot of spiritual connection to it. before every game, i used to spend 45 minutes to an hour meditating on what i wanted to do during the course of the game, see mymylf making a great run, making a superb catch, making the right cuts. not making mistakes, just scoring touchdown after touchdown after touchdown. that's what i tried to do throughout my whole entire career. in this book, i tried to translate that over into real-life experiences. people who have a vision, know where they want to go, now how to get there. are ones driven for success. that's important. >> yo