. >> michael smith, planning department's staff. you have before you to request for a conditional use authorization to modify the conditions of approval placed on the existing residential care facility in motion number 14958 to allow for the construction of a one story brick addition that would add rooms for a caretaker's unit to the existing facility. it would add approximately 1150 square feet to the building and would contain bedrooms, a bath, and a living room. it would not add an independent dwelling unit or increase the facilities overall number of patients. the property is located at 259 broad state -- street between capital and orizaba. the facility operates as the merced facility and provides long-term care for 12 individuals with alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. the sponsor presented a similar project to the commission that was approved in may 2011. the project was proposing to construct a third floor addition that would add an independent polling unit to the property. in making its decision, the commission found th

. >> reporter: mccray admitted the killing in court and the judge michael smith sentenced him to life in prison. last sunday, mississippi governor haley barbour set him free after less than ten years. do you think he should have been let out? >> you kill somebody, man, you need to do the time. he took somebody's life, you know what i'm saying? >> reporter: as a prisoner, mccray worked as the governor's manage. the governor got to know him and trust him. and this week, he pardoned him. which means in the eyes of the law, the murder never happened. >> how are you going to give a murderer, somebody that shot another female, you know, a person that they said they love and shot them in the back, you're going to wipe his slate free? >> reporter: for bonds, there is no fresh start. he misses jennifer every day, especially as he raises her 18-year-old son, also named anthony. let me ask you, as the son of the man convicted of murdering your mom, what do you think about all this? >> i just -- when i think about it, i just have to forgive him, the fact that he did it and she's gone, and i've go

i don't know if he'll take you." >> smith: or "call michael sullivan." >> no, absolutely not. never! >> smith: now, why does that push a button? >> because it's not so, and that's what really bugs me. >> smith: but you got people saying that they were advised... >> i don't care what people say. they're lying. >> smith: but documents show that after 1992, former avellino and bienes clients began moving their money into partnerships that were michael sullivan's conduits to madoff. avellino and bienes also continued to invest their own personal money with madoff, and went on to amass fortunes. the avellinos bought this $4.5 million house in palm beach, and stocked it with paintings by degas, dekooning, hopper, and bacon, paintings worth tens of millions of dollars. the bienes became major donors to charities throughout broward county. in 2002, bienes accepted an award from a local business college. >> with wisdom and grace, this modern day renaissance man has left an indelible mark on our community. michael bienes. >> smith: in the '90s, madoff didn't really need avellino and bies

alex smith, frank. michael crabtree. i mean, we got a lot of talent over here. all we have to do it put iting to and with harbaugh coming in, he helped us do that. >> off the wall is coming up next. what are we going to talk about? >> we are going to talk about joe flacco and ed reed. the comments that were made, and bad predictions from one wisdom martin. >> bad predictions? >> always is. >> off the wall is next.  >>> welcome off the wall. wisdom, we are down to championship weekend, my friend. nice glasses. >> i'm trying to see. >> clouding your head right now. >> who knows what you're thinking. i know what ed reed is thinking. he thinks that joe flacco is border line not getting the job done. called out his quarterback the week of championship week. is this a good idea? >> the truth is the truth. just like when i call you out. the truth is the truth. just like you were wrong about the redskins and their season. >> why do you go back to the redskins? >> ed reed did not have a command of the offense in the last game against the texasans. >> he is exactly

. >> stuart rothenberg, christi stuart rothenberg we will be back. >> i am joined by michael beschloss, richard smith and jeff stein, now we have a few results, michael to put them in some larger political historical context here, ron paul, for example, his success? >> i am trying and i think we are going to have to try for a long time, because there is one paradox after another, ron paul believes that the government should be so limited we shouldn't have had a civil rights act in 196 power that interesting grated public praise places, at the same time he believes in fortress america, defending ourselves at our coast and you sort of wonder who are the people that voted for him tonight, because you can see that perhaps, anti-war liberals are very much captivated by that message of ron paul, but do they really believe that the government should be so limited that it shouldn't have acted for civil rights? so you have to ask, do they think he was joking or are they in denial and the same thing on the other side, limited government conservatives, do they also think that we should do nothing to defend ours

. >> reporter: he admitted the killing in court, and judge michael smith sentenced him to life in prisonppi governor haley barbour set mccray free after less than ten years. >> do you think he should have been let out? >> you kill somebody, man, you need to do time. you know? he took somebody's life, you know what i'm saying? >> as a prisoner, mccray worked at the governor's mansion. the governor got to know him and came to trust him. >> hey, governor. how are you doing? >> this week barbour pardoned him, which means in the eye of the law the murder never happened. >> you going to give a murderer, somebody that shot another female, you know arks i person that they say they loved and shot him in the back, you know what i'm saying? you're going to wipe his slate clean? >> for bonds there is no fresh start. he misses jennifer every day. especially as he raises her now 18-year-old son also named anthony mccray. >> let me ask you, as the son of a man who was convicted of murdering your mother, what do you think of all of this? >> i just -- i think about it. i just have to forgive him -- just

historical view. >> brown: and for that, i'm joined by presidential historians michael beschloss and richard norton smith, scholar in residence at george mason university. and with us from iowa tonight: jeff stein, vice chair of the board of trustees for the state historical society of iowa. michael, i want to pick up on something that judy and gwen reminded us of. there's a democratic caucus tonight. there's an incumbent president, a democrat. what is the incumbent normally what happens with the incumbent? they normally stay out of the action or fight for relevancy? >> well, probably the best example of a president actually gaining relevance was richard nixon running for re-election in 1972. that was the first time there was a serious iowa caucus in which george mcgovern did very well and of course new hampshire. but this stuff was almost wiped off the air waves by richard nixon making the first visit of an american president to china. so in the evening you think that people would be noticing iowa and new hampshire, mcgovern doing very well. instead there was an hour special each evening on most of the

then alex smith to michael crabtree. the team got out to a 17-0 start. drew brees looking for marcus cosun, 29-yard score. alex smith takes care of it all by himself. td! two minutes, eleven seconds remaining but here comes brees and his guys. jimmy graham. graham, oh, graham. there he is, all the way. pay dirt, saints have the lead, but 14 seconds to go, vernon davis is your hero, 180 yards receiving. tears of joy after the game. mindy bach has more. >> tebow had a talk with his teammates, telling them to put trust in him. vernon delivered the game-winning touchdown. >> to me when a big-time game is on the line. if you're a play maker, you step up. big time players make big time plays in big time games. i just kept telling myself that over and over and over. vernon, you have to step up. your team needs you. >> i don't know what you would call this wurng the throw and catch, but it was a great play by vernon davis and alex smith. vernon was huge today in this ball game. but it was a great team effort, great team victory. >> reporter: davis's 180 receiving

later in the first, smith to michael crabtree. they're up by two touchdowns. second quarter, saints down, then drew brees, to marcus colston, he's across the goal line. nice pass there. fourth quarter, niners down one. smith, see you later, bootleg run, he's in the end zone. so you think it's over? not quite. here come the saints, retaking the lead. brees to his tight end, jimmy graham. he'll go 66 yards. stiff-armed, all the way to pay dirt. new orleans up 3 three. alex smith to davis -- they have the final say. a wild and crazy game. tears of joy, 49ers win, 36-32, live report coming up at 6:20. all right. warriors and bobcats, local kid, stefan curry missing his fifth straight game. late first quarter, kemba walker hits a three. second quarter now, feeds derrick brown for the jam and it was getting out of hand. bobcats up by 20 at the half. also, stanford hosting the buffs from colorado. first half, tie game, jason randall showing off his three-point range. he hit four threes in the game, led all scorers with 18. stanford goes on an 18-4 run in the second ha

later in the first, smith to michael crabtree. another easy six points on the board. 14-0 san francisco after the extra point. here come the saints brees to m marques colston. niners down one. alex smith keeps it for himself. is he a hero? hold your horses. not so fast. 49ers up 5. but here comes drew brees. to the big fellow, jimmy graham. jimmy graham is a tight end, stiff arm, crosses the zone line. 9ers trailing with 13 seconds to go. and there is vernon davis again. tears of joy. 49ers win 36-32. they are headed to the nfc championship game. mindy bach has more. >> reporter: well, henry, vernon davis admitted he got off to a slow start in the season as he tried to learn jim harbaugh greg roman's new offense. he was coming off the end of the season. 49er touchdown score in the first half. at halftime he made an emotional plea to his teammates to trust in each other as they finished out this game. at the end of the game they put their trust in vernon davis. the first time a call was ever made to go to him, vernon davis delivered

smith to michael crabtree on the slant, four-yard touchdown. up 17-0. perfect pass here to marcus, 4 tfd passes, 17-14 at the half. we go to the fourth quarter. frank gore, one man to beat, he is dragged down. but that sets up david akers. third field goal of the game. just over four minutes to go. saints, brees, little man comes up big. 44 yards to the house. saints on top, 24-23. >> smith responds. to vernon davis. third and eight, stays inbounds 28 yards for touchdown. 29-24 49ers. >> brees, patrick willis and reggie collides. two point con version is good. game over? not even close. to davis, with a record, 180 wards, niners can tie it with a field goal. harbaugh goes for the win. the catch all over again. niners win in 36-32. in tears on the field. here is after an emotional win. >> it was a lot of fire. >> it was wasn't for alex, he is the man. >> it's a fine line. vernon made it right. >> nobody expected to us win or the game to be close. we came out strong. >> it showed again tonight what our team has been about all year long. we found a way. we

smith to michael crabtree. you want to see why the rams are so bad? they can't tackle. 28 yards.ers at half. the fake field goal. david akers to michael crabtree by his lonesome. 27-10. michael crabtree. look at him. he is out there. rams don't notice that and david akers lobs it to him. 34-13. deep to brandon. touchdown, 36 yards. they add another touchdown after a kick was successful. sacked by bowman. that put an end to the rams, 34- 12 the final. jim harbaugh and company wraps one up. 13-3 and the first round by and they will play at the stick in two weeks. meanwhile, if you saw the raiders with everything on the line this afternoon, there for the taking, simply put, they didn't deserve to be in the playoffs. the chargers move the ball at will and move the raiders into vacation. palmer to bey. a nice fade play. 7-0. you see the catch again. 9 grabs for him. touchdown. san diego answers back. rivers to gates. that was what it was. the poorest defense by the fraiders all afternoon. 7-7. watch this. goodman comes out of the end zone and nobody will stop him. 105-yard return for

vernon dunks it over the goal post to make it 6-0, and then alex smith to michael crabtree. am got out to a 17-0 start. drew brees looking for marques colston, 25-yard score. fourth quarter, niners down one. alex smith takes care of it all by himself. 2:11 remaining, but here comes brees and his guys. jimmy graham, graham, oh, graham, there he is all the way. pay dirt. saints have the lead, but 14 seconds to go vernon davis is your hero. 180 yards receiving. tears of joy after the game. mindy bach has more. >> reporter: after the 49-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter vernon davis made an emotional plea at halftime to say to trust in each other as they finish the game. it's the teammates who trusted the tight end when the game was on the line. vernon davis delivered the da game-winning touchdown. >> big-time players make big-time plays and that's all i kept telling myself over and over. vernon, have you to step up. your team needs you >> i know there was the catch. i don't know what you're going to call this, the throw, the throw and catch, but a great play by vernon da

smith to michael crabtree on the slant. 4-yard touchdown. niners go up 17-zip.rees didn't throw for 5,000 yards by accident. perfect pass here. brees, 462 yards, four t.d. passes. 17-14, niners at the half. we go to the north quarter. frank gore, 42 yards on 11 carries. he equals that amount here. one man to beat and he's dragged down. but that sets up david acres. third field goal of the game. 23-17, red and gold. just over four minutes to go in the game. saints on the niners' 44. brees to darren sproles. the little man comes up big. 44 yards to the house. saints on top, 24-23. smith responds. after the 37-yard pass to vernon davis, alex keeps it himself on third and eight. stays inbounds. 28 yards for the touchdown. the two-point conversion fails. the saints turn brees to his big tight end. patrick and reggie smith collide. fran stays on his feet. goes 66 yards for the go ahead touchdown. 2-point conversion is good. 32-29, saints. game over? not close. 40 seconds left. smith to davis. 7 catches for a postseason record. 180 yards, and niners can tie it with a f

smith to michael crabtree on the slant. 4-yard touchdown. niners go up 17-zip. brees didn't throw for 5,000 yards by accident. perfect pass here. 462 yards, four td passes. 17-14, niners at the half. we go to the north quarter. frank gore, 42 yards on 11 carries. he equals that amount here. one man to beat and he's dragged down. but that sets up david acres. third field goal of the game. 23-17, red and gold. just over four minutes to go in the game. saint on the niners 44. brees to darren sproles. little man comes up big. 44 yards to the house. saints on top, 24-23. smith responds. after the pats to vernon davis, alex keeps it himself on third and 8. stays inbounds. 28 yards for the touchdown. two-point conversion fails. the saints turn brees to his big tight end. patrick and reggie smith collides. fran is stays on his feet. 2 point conversion is good. 32-29 saints. game over? not close. 40 seconds left. smith to davis. 7 catches for a postseason record. 180 yards, and niners can tie it about a field goal but harbaugh says no way. they go for the win. vernon the

smith with the quick pass to michael crab treatment he will break a tackle and win the sprint. 14-7 sanrancisco. they led 20-7 at the half. third quarter, the 49ers catch the. you can't just walk on the field. nobody saw him. there he goes for the fake field goal and the touchdown. david akers first career touchdown pass. they clinch the first round bye. >> the only thing they wanted to make sure -- >> yeah, i can't quantify it for you. we needed it, we needed it really bad, we needed it very bad. you plug in whatever you want, okay. how do i quantify that? "did you need it really bad?" we wanted to win. it was the next game, we wanted to win it, and we did that. >> okay before, kickoff the raiders knew their road to the playoff was through the afc west after the wildcard portion was eliminated in the morning. so the formula became simple. beat the chargers and hope denver loses to kansas city. the biggest game for hugh jackson and the raiders in nearly 10 years. carson palm tore darrius heyward-bey. 7-0 raiders. dhb nine receptions, 130 yards. phillip. game tied at 7. over 100 yards fo

smith with the quick pass to michael crabtree. he breaks the tackle and wins the sprint down the sideline. 4-7 san francisco. they had a 20-7 lead at half- time. later in the third, 49ers catch the rams napping. nobody covered michael crabtree, so david akers throws his first career touchdown pass. san francisco would open up a lead, then they had to hang on to win and clinch a first round bye. >> we needed it really bad, very bad, you plug in whatever you want, okay. how do i -- however you want fie that. did you need it really bad? we wanted to win. it was the next game. we wanted to win it, and we did that. >> and so they do get the bye. before kickoff the raiders knew their road to the playoffs was through the afc west after the wildcard was eliminated. the formula became simple. beat the chargers and hope denver loses to kansas city. biggest game of the year. carson palm tore darrius heyward-bey for the touchdown. 7-0 raiders. dhb had nine receptions for 130 yards, just shy of 1,000 for the season. san diego answers. philip r

the smith gambles twice on 4th down, lost on both times. michaelurner on the sideline saying, hey, give me the football and i would have got ya the 1st down! few plays later, manning to knicks for a big game. he weaves his way through traffic, 72-yard touchdown. remember the safety? 24 unanswered. giants have the worst rushing attack in the league. they ran for 172 yards and a 24-2 win. >> cold. coach's face, i remember david beal's sweat had froze on his hair, so he had icicles on his hair. >> he's talking about now having to go to lambeau field where the giants will play the green bay packers. >>> we all know the 49ers will face the new orleans saints next saturday. drew brees and company blew out detroit last night. brees threw for 466 yards and 3 touchdowns, as the saints won 45-28. >>> 49ers guard jonathan goodwin joins me in studio to discuss the niners-saints matchup. he was the saints starting center last year. and a wrap-up of today's wild card action on game day tonight at 11:30. >>> threes all day for -- game out of reach for the ducks.

michael jackson. -- mike shumann. >> mike: then 49ers lead at the time-24, alex smith ran one in to put them ahead. they went for two points but did not make it. it's 29-24. niners took the lead but the saints made it 17-14 at the half. it is so exciting here. this placees rocking. i'm surprised candle stick has held up. it's 29-24, under 2:00 to go. the 49ers. we'll have highlights in sports. >> alan: sergio covered the hype and circumstance before and after the game. he is live outside the stadium. sergio? >> reporter: i had the fun assignment of hanging around with fans, with huge smiles. it will be interesting to see how they come out of the stadium. this has been a jubilant and safe experience. >> niners, winners! >> in this matchup between the 49ers and the saints, mj's brass boppers blew their bayou spirit to this sea of bay city tailgate es. >> got to support the team. san francisco fans, all fans. >> loving it. >> we loving it. >> this is a playoff game so beef is on the pregame men our for this niners fan. >> cook something stakes here -- steaks here and the 49ers are going to win. >> and

we're joined by george smith's mother and sister, maureen and bree smith and also joining us is michaelfamily. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> maureen is now your having a theory of what may have happened to your son, is it as painful as not knowing or does it give you a modicum of relief? >> it gives me a certain amount of relief, because we've been fighting for six and a half years to find out what happened to george on that royal caribbean ship, and i think we're getting closer and closer to finding out now what happened to him. and we need to know. >> it gives you a sense that there might have been a motive. >> yes. >> but let me ask you this, we just heard dennis say there's no evidence that he had this kind of money in the cabin, george. would your son have talked about having money in a cabin? does this make sense, that he would boast about having a tremendous amount of money in his cabin? >> not really like him, but you know, you don't know what people are doing when they're away on vacation, you know, he may have said something about some money

smith gambles twice on 4th down of the game and lost both times. michaelner on the sidelines can barely watch what's going on right now. then, a few plays later, manning, big gain, knicks weaves through traffic, 72-yard touchdown. giants score 24 unanswered points. giants have the worst rushing attack in the league. they run for 172 yards today, with a 24-2 victory, the giants headed to lambeau field. they beat the packers there in the nfc championship game four years ago and remember it very well. >> i remember david beil, icicles on his hands. cold. >>> we know it's going to be cold, but jonathan, how do you size up the giants' chance against green bay? >> i think they have a chance. they get after the quarterback, they played a physical game today, able to move the ball like that on offense, should be pretty interesting game. >>> and people have been able to move the ball against the packers. seems like a question of can you simply hold down the packers under 40 points? we'll be back with a final word on the fifth quarter with jonathan goodwin. can expl

smith rolls right, slips. frank gore, swan dive, tie game. davis, big day. eight catches, 118 yards. this snap to akerrs. rams don't core michael crabtree. 27-10 niners, 6:00 to go. dixon score. niners up 21. game over, right? wrong two quick scores by the rams, including this one. rams down seven. oops. 3:00 to go. rams' last shot. former fresno state quarterback, broken up by brock. the 34-27 win, ending the season 1-3. -- 13-3. green bay and niners are the top seeds. new orleans hosts detroit, and the winner of the giants and cowboys wayne hosts atlanta. >> jags quarterback bryan hits west. colts lose and go 2-14 and get the number one pick, which should be stanford's andrew luck. >> the raiders needed a win over the chargers and a denver loss to the chiefs for any chance of a playoff spot. the raiders get on the board percent. palmer to darrius heyward-bey. back corner of the end zone. but rivers answers on third and nine. gates on the slant. 38-yard for the score. now 14-10 chargers. after the field goal. good win from five yards into his own end zone. not one raider touches him. 105 yards. san diego's first kickoff return

alex smith 24 for 42 for 299 yards, three touchdowns. this one to the streaking michael crabtree and 49ers out with the lead, but only led 17- 14 at halftime. after a quiet 3rd quarter, saints go to the little, big man, darren sproles. daring to be great. zipping 44 yards, great downfield block by jimmy graham. we talk about the catch. here is the run. alex smith cap and 00-yard drive with a 28-yard touchdown of it's the longest td run bay quarterback in san francisco's playoff history. smith must have channeled steve young for this one. asnay-sayers, he runs and throws and finished with a better day than drew brees, but there is still too much time left. brees with his fourth touchdown pass of the gam. jimmy graham. the greatest touchdown pass and saints lead again with 97 seconds left. harbaugh knows a field goal could tie the game, but smith lead his troops on the 85-yard drive. forget the tie, let's play in tract. to vernon davis with the big hit. davis hans on, with 9 seconds left, the niners first playoff victory since january 5, 2003 and it brings vernon to tears,

play was this one, kicker david akers did his best joe montana or alex smith impersonation to a touchdown pass to a wide open michael crabtree. 49ers don't know who their next opponent will be. ktvu will carry the game saturday, january 13th at 1:00 in the afternoon. there is a limit of eight tickets per order. >>> across the bay while this is a lot of second guessing. the season ended in a whimper for the oakland raiders. all they needed to make the playoffs was to beat the san diego chargers yesterday because the broncos lost but in front of a soldout coliseum, 38- 26. the defeat included giving up a 105-yard kickoff return. the raiders have not play the -- made the playoffs in a decade. >>> jim harbaugh can watch andrew luc -- andrew luck. the game starts at 5:30 this evening. luck has already said this will be his last collegiate game before turning pro. >>> 7:24. shifting a gears a horrible site to see over the holidays. how it is tied to a new year's celebration. spic >>> the 123rd annual tournament of roses parade is just about to begin in pasadena. the clouds are lined up and they want to see the floats. bob

smith, abc7 news. >>> it is time for mayor ed le to pay up after losing a friendly wager with the new york city mayor michael bloomburg. a san francisco cable car will have to chug up powell street decorated in new york giants blue and red. mayor le will have to send sourdough bread the. had the 9er wons they would have renamed manhattan street 49er street for a day. >>> the rain wasn't a problem, but more is on the way. now to leigh glaser with a quick look at what is ahead. >> youe can see behind me live doppler 7hd is lit up. it is making tracks across the bay area, and let's go in a little closer. we will head up toward the north bay, and you can see petaluma right now up toward roanoke park. it is getting down toward novato and heading toward vallejo, also american canyon and napa reporting very gusty winds out of the south. up to about 25 miles per hour. richmond, heavy rain moved through that area. berkeley, you will see all of this just quickly moving in as an area of low pressure is off the coast. and it will continue to bring the rain in. heavy at times really from about midnight to about 4:00 tomo

smith. i hope he will pick up on a hour calendars. we have great reading signed up with john and larry baliles next week. and michael owls well as the night of staff recommendations leader in the month. also, you may have noticed we are filming tonight. so if you could please make sure to turn off all sell phones and things like that, any machines you may have. you can follow all of our defense through the web site, brooklinebooksmith.com or you can purchase bugle editions. as we move into the presidential year you can be sure to hear a lot of butter were founding fathers, but they believed, but they said, what they meant to say, and certain parts of the constitution will doubtlessly be quoted again and again. tonight is not about any of that nonsense. it's about the other nonsense. because tonight we have the pleasure of welcoming back jay wexler, professor of law at boston university. in his first book, holy helabalouse he discovered the humorous road trip. in his new book the odd clauses he examines the foundation of the government, the u.s. constitution permits strange and rarely provisions from the states contr

smith wants any chance of being taken seriously in politics maybe he should try to follow the principles of his own legislation and less drug test. and a very very ugly cancerous house speaker michael neil o'neill has developed a habit of forwarding nasty e-mails regarding the president and first lady but this one takes the cake. two weeks ago in an e-mail to fellow kansas house republicans o'neill referred to president obama and a verse from the bible that says let his days be few and also calls for his children to be without a father and his wife to become a widow this text comes from psalm one zero nine which is actually been a popular conservative motto since president obama was elected and o'neill connects the dots in that same e-mail writing at last i can honestly voice a biblical prayer for our president look it up that is word for word let us by our heads and pray brothers and sisters did i get all about. despite repeated calls neither mr oh no neal nor his office office have offered any sort of apology for the even. you know it's one thing to be against the president seemingly wishing for his death and his wife to be widowed and their children to lose it and to lose their

michael nutter. but i am scott smith, and i would like to welcome you all. we announced the multiyear partnership with one of the great names in corporate america, scotts miracle grow. we leek them, to beautify our nation's cities. >> i'm going to skip this part about los angeles, but i'll assure you -- [laughter] that scotts is a great resource for mayors looking to enhance municipal gardens and green scapes. over the past several years, los angeles' arts and parks committee adopted a number of resolutions calling for cities to develop -- that's the uscm arts thing, and also grow and maintain edible gardens in city parks. the gor1,000 gardens and green spaces grants program was created to promote and recognize mayor leadership in the area. i'll call on the chief environmental officer with scots miracle grow to announce the awards recipients. rick? [applause] >> thank you. thank you, mayor. sorry that he couldn't be here, but excellent stand in. >> thank you. >> you got to put in stuff for your city that way. >> we'll do that. >> that's great. i'd like to th

smith can play like that again in his life, i'll live with it. >> jimmy: all right, good. >> he played the game of his life. >> jimmy: yeah. >> michael jordan, gameen looking at the gold jump shots. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> you know what i mean? if he can do that again, fine. i was at the game. everybody was nice, you know a lot of, a lot of ascots. a lot of scots. >> jimmy: oh. >> you know, everybody was real nice. >> jimmy: everybody had neck wear. neck wear. >> you know, satin jackets. san francisco, you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so everybody was nice. >> jimmy: yeah, they're very nice people. >> so you know, it was a good game, it was a good game. >> jimmy: now, who are you going for? >> now, i'm going for the giants. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. i love -- you got to go, you got to go with the new york giants. you're in new york as well. >> yeah. grown man can't cheer for tom brady. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? >> you can't cheer for the ugg, the ugg don. [ laughter ] you can't do that. you can't. >> jimmy: oh come on. >> you can't, the dude has ugg cleats. you can't do that. >> jimmy: no he's not wearing