>> well, when pete carroll and john schneider came in as the new management team, really they had todo the whole -- whole roster. i think there's just a few players left now from when -- from when they came in. so we had a meeting. and they -- excuse me. they show me, you know, the roster of players. and they said there's only a little over a dozen of these guys that really are our kind of players. so there's been wholesale roster change. and then you have to use free agency and drafting to complement the players that you have. so it was a long process. and i -- i kind of cautioned them, it was going to take a few years based on what they were telling me to get to where we are now. but they, you know, coaches and general managers, they want to compete right away. they want to -- they would love to be in the finals the first year. >> the future is now. >> exactly. but the reality is it takes a while to install -- to install your philosophy. >> but how involved do you get? at a certain level if they're going to pay you x amount of money to get a player that they consider crucial, they'

me about pete is said pete could communicate to players, in the end what he liked so much in john schneider he knew how to communicate with his players and he knew how to reach the players and that was crucial. and here is my only super bowl story. i love being naive, although i age wished for peyton manning but i love seeing the spirit of seattle and i happened to be in town for a birthday but i am sitting last night next to bill youer and to have a super bowl winning coach, and we talked throughout the game, you know. >> did he answer questions. >> yes. >> about the offense? >> he said pretty much what what peter said but it was just great, you know, and i mean, it was the most wonderful super bowl experience i have ever had. >> so there is a super bowl winning coach twice sitting next to me and after every play, you know, we didn't need television, we had our eyes and one ear. >> rose: that is interesting about seattle and i was lucky enough to be in seattle in 1978 a and 1979 when the sonics won their championship in 79 after losing in 1978, the marvin webster team lost and got back wit

schneider was purchasing guns at a different location. she was giving guns to andy rich. some of those guns went to john helble. we had a violation of the federal firearms statute that we you'd to split andy rich and sharon schneider. >> sharon told a different story. sharon said she dropped john off at helble's home about three days before the murder and left to visit her daughter about an hour's drive away. a few days later, andy arrived driving john's van. they put some of his guns into their car, took john's van to his home and then drove their car back to wyoming. >> i had no idea that john was dead. i had wonder wide he had these guns. >> after a brief stay in wyoming, sharon said that andy left alone with the guns. >> he took off in the middle of the night, around 4:00 in the morning and headed to texas. she was gone three weeks. it was andy's old stupidity for telling me where he was going. >> we started learning things from sharon that we zpkted all along. at that point in time, it became really important for us to find any information that we could that was going to corroborate what sharon had to stay.