mr. baxter. i have a wonderful idea. now, as long as we've chanced to meet again, why don't we have dinner together? we can laugh over old times. laugh? well, i don't find old times that funny. well, then, maybe we could find out what's new with both of us, and we could laugh-- thank you very much, but i'm not free tonight. i'm going to a party with one of mr. baxter's law partners, harry noll. harry noll? he's old enough to be your father! he's a very charming and sophisticated man. he's a cradle-robber! oh, harry! [laughing] oh, there she is! linda! oh, just a second... harry! well, it's been so nice seeing you again, phil. goodbye. well, linda, we're going to see you at the party this evening, aren't we? i wouldn't miss it for anything in the world. of course she'll be there. my all-time favorite. and that covers a lot of time! and a lot of favorites! we'll see you at the party. come on, linda, i'll drive you home. - see you tonight! - see you later! bye! here comes hazel! - good. - ther

mr. b's birthday, and them initial golf balls i ordered for him ain't come. that's how bad it is. oh. well, okay. as long as you don't want the ticket for yourself, buy it for mr. baxter. what kind of present is that if it don't win? yeah. i guess you got something there. well, come on in. i'll give you a cup of coffee while i dig out the money. boy, will i ever be glad when we open dad's birthday presents. then i can borrow the fielder's mitt i'm giving him. oh, boy. it'll be a little big for you, won't it? uh-huh. i got it my size. you're a chip off the old block. the day you was born, your dad bought you a set of golf clubs. his size. [chuckling] george: i'm home. here he comes! here he comes! happy birthday! thanks, son. well, come on. - happy birthday, darling. - thank you. getting home is the happiest part of it. well, come on. open your presents. wait a minute, son. wait a minute. oh, it's just fudge. you'd better watch that off, harold. go on. but don't open the glove until i get ba

well, i figure mr. b.'s suffered long enough, and i'm gonna get him off the hook just before he goes to the office this morning. oh, hazel, you're so loyal. besides, he'll be so grateful when i let him off. [door closes] there he is. whoo-hoo! mr. b., just a minute! yes, hazel? you was asking my advice last night for mr. griffin. i know, hazel, when you make a promise, you never break it. you told me that. you mean, you're still sore about it? i'm not sore. i'm just not going to give you the pleasure of turning me down again, that's all. but, mr. b.... i'm going to have the market research people run a survey on it for me. now, forget it. well... for pete's sake, how do you like that? i told you to let him stew. i sure will. i'm beginning to stew myself a little. [lounge music plays] where's madame farina? i told her you were waiting. oh. there she is now. oh. ah, mr. griffin. hello, madame farina. it is nice to see my favorite customer again. how's business? i'm sorry you ask. in the words of the immortal

and if you wanted to make mr. b. happy, you could offer to sell to the other people that wanted to buy. anybody but mr. noll. hazel, you said george wouldn't like any of those people as neighbors. that's why i turned them down-- to show him how grateful i was for his help. well, what about mrs. perkins? she offered to buy. george: yeah, sell it to mrs. perkins. oh, sure. mr. b. wouldn't mind the 48 cats. - forty-eight cats? - that's why she has to move from where she is now, george. - the neighbors complained. - they might start singing a little and start smiley barking. you know how he hates cats. but even if they got up on the roof, we could always call the fire department. wait, wait just a minute, now. now that i've considered the matter, maybe mrs. perkins is not the ideal neighbor. - oh, well, what about mr. swanson and his band? - "band"? he's got four sons practicing to be american beatles. i thought they might disturb you. [rhythmic beat] wait a minute, wait a minute. who else made an offer? mr. and mrs. wi

oh, mr. b., i brought you some after-dinner coffee. mr. b.? yes? i don't want you to think i'm the kind that goes around blabbing what i hear at home. [chuckles] hazel, if i was harsh, i'm sorry. oh, no, you wasn't. um, well, you see, i know sometimes it seems like i'm always poking my nose into other people's business. hazel, please, if i was rude, i apologize. oh, no, i don't want an apology, mr. b. all i'm trying to tell you was that i went over to the johnsons, and i didn't say one solitary thing. good for you. until they brung it up themselves. oh, dear. i do hope i didn't forget anything important. oh, don't worry about it, my dear. this should be quite enough to keep george occupied for one evening. [doorbell rings] you can just tell 'em you're too busy. hazel, i told you. but i don't see how you could sleep at night, knowing your neighbors might go to jail. jail? yes. they passed some bum checks, and the gas company got three in a row. it ain't their fault if they ain't as smart as you, mr. b. [doorbell rings] dorothy: i'll get it! golly, i

mr. b! mr. b, mr. b! mr. b! mr. b! harold! george, what's the matter? what is it? i don't know. it's hazel. she's cracked up. cracked up? well, i woke up to find her ransacking the dresser, then she just ran out of here with my wallet. - burglars! burglars! - [gasps] harold's all right. oh, i forgot to check missy's fur coat in the closet. oh! the fur coat's gone! the silverware! it's true, george, my coat's gone! oh, darling, now don't cry. it's covered by insurance. i only wore it twice! silverware's safe, but they got some of your clothes, mr. b, hazel, may i have my wallet? oh, yeah, i forgot i had it. they not only took all your money, they took all your credit cards. oh, brother, that's gonna mean a mess of trouble, notifying all those companies. but at least most of the things were covered by insurance. are my bonds covered? you mean to-- they took your bonds?! hazel, didn't i tell you to let me put them in my safe deposit box? no, no, don't touch anything! no, no, not until the police get here. and how am i gonna call the police if i can't pick up the phone? but there ma

oh, hi, mr. b. i'm talking to hildegarde. say hello to mr. b., hildegarde. oh, hello, mr. baxter. how are you? oh, good. listen, i want to thank you again for that sales contract you helped me with. i couldn't make heads or tales of it. well, you're very welcome, hildegarde. you know, you should never sign anything you don't understand. i'm only half through, and i know you wanna use the phone. oh, brother. what did mr. griffin say? i haven't talked to mr. griffin. hazel's still on the phone. oh, that's right. she's calling a meeting. oh, i know she's calling a meeting. if i had any sense, i'd install a phone booth in the kitchen. hazel, will it be much longer? i'm almost through. mert, say hello to mr. b. hello, mr. baxter. you were right about my medical policy. it did pay for my sprained ankle. well, i'm happy to hear that, mert. you see, when i read it over, it seemed to me that the coverage extended to just about the--

here's your coffee, mr. b. put it on the desk, hazel. mr. griffin, i know you don't like the man-- is hazel there with you? let me say hello to her. mr. griffin, we're discussing something very important! oh, all just a second. hazel, mr. griffin wants to say hello. is he giving you a hard time with that contract, mr. b? no, no, hazel. you want me to straighten him out on anything? no, hazel, just say hello and get it over. hi, mr. griffin. oh, i'm just terrific. how are you? ohh. well, that's too bad. maybe you'd better check on your shoe size. well, in the meantime, why don't you go to the drug store and get yourself a little corn pad? yeah! [chuckles] hazel! oh, uh, just a second. mr. griffin, have you heard the one about the cowboy movie star that was so conceited that he had to wear a 50-gallon hat? [laughing] hazel, that is stupid. give me that. bye, mr. griffin. i thought it was real snappy. mr. griffin, i'm terribly sorry. [laughing] why... oh, that woman is wonderful! wasn't that the funniest thing you ever heard, baxter? that's the

yes, your honor, no offence, but mr. b, you didn't tell me they was going to say anything like that about me. does your client wish to change her plea, mr. baxter? if i may ask the court's indulgence... hazel, i'll give you one more chance to sit down and be quiet. not guilty. [people murmur] did you hear what he said? hazel, i mean it. mr. b., i'd no more think of defacing public property than i'd skin a whale. mr. baxter, will you please restrain your client, or i shall find you both in contempt. [sighs] your honor... i wish to resign from the case. miss burke is no longer my client. oh, golly, mr. b. - miss burke? - yes, your honor. do you wish time to secure other counsel? no, i just want to have time to tell the truth. very well, you will appear before this court at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. court will take 15 minutes recess. - miss burke. - oh, hi. i can't tell you how much i admire a woman of courage and principle. - thanks. - it wasn't easy to stand up to the court and your employer. boy, he sure was mad. i can see

oh, i'm sorry, mr. b. [ ] dorothy? hazel? [noise-makers blowing] welcome to the grand opening of the new kitchen. - ain't it a doozy, mr. b.? - y-you mean it's really finished? and the balloons are my idea, dad. well, i must say it doesn't look like the same old place. - look at our new stove. - ho-ho! beautiful! and the oven has a show window in it, dad. - how do you like the shutters? - terrific. george, look. aren't these cabinets beautiful? - ain't it something, mr. b.? - i sure like this new refrigerator. it's swell! you know, i've always wanted to qualify for membership in the wine and food society. - i think i'll become an amateur chef. - oh, no. you can't do that, mr. b. not in this kitchen. just a minute, hazel. i think i have a right to use my own kitchen if i want to. oh, sure, you have. that ain't what i meant, mr. b. i meant, with a new stove and everything else new in here, you can't be no amateur chef. you can't be nothing but an expert. [ ] [ ] hi, george! neighbor. [chuckles] hi, neighbor.

denton about mr. b. i wonder what would happen if i was to sashay in there with the coffee... and my brownies. how do you do, mr. baxter? how do you do? pleasure meeting you, mr. baxter. thank you, sir. i had to drag him by the arm to get him over here. but you need a lawyer, and he's the best, so i thought you two ought to meet. well, i'm delighted. why don't you sit down and join us in a cup of coffee. uh, mike, will you bring in the-- anybody for coffee? hazel, what are you doing here? oh, boy. who is this woman? maybe i can help, mr. denton. she's president of some goofy club called the sunshine girls. but now there's storm signals all over the place. don't protect her, dorothy. it was absolutely inexcusable. she was doing it for you, george. she was trying to help you get to represent mr. denton. - [doorbell rings] - if she hadn't come barging in with those brownies and that coffee, i'd be representing him right now. in all the confusion, we didn't even get around to the subject. i hate to say it, do

mr. b. darling, as long as you're going by the bakery anyway, would you pick up that dark rye you like so much? no, he don't need to do that. mr. b, i'm going right past there to go to signor antonio's to see my new hand-made shoes i ordered. wait a minute. you mean you ordered shoes from signor antonio? how much? oh, golly mr. b, my arches was killing me! honey, she won't have that money a week. george, it is her money. hazel, if you don't hang on to at least $1,000 of that money to invest, i'll--i'll-- fire me? i'll just deduct $50 a month from your paycheck and invest it for you, and if you don't like it, quit. can i help you, ms. burke? oh, i'd like a cream puff and coffee here, and i want half a dozen crescent rolls in a freezer bag to take out. oh, and a seven-layer tort, and one of those loaves of dark rye that mr. baxter's so crazy about. no! no dark rye for mr. baxter. why? what's the matter with it? nothing for mr. baxter will i sell from this shop. here, hazel. eat. you are my fr

never mind, mr. b. if she put those golf clubs in the wrong car, i am sure the owner will get in touch with her just as soon he discovers them. hazel, come along with me. what did you say? well, it's unfortunate if she placed those clubs in a car identical to yours. tony lema's... wrong car? [crying] hazel, will you please stop crying? i ain't crying. i'm just emotionally disturbed. that's only feminine, ain't it? i wouldn't know. when i first started working this information booth, i used to get upset and cry. but nowadays, i just feel like belting people. hazel, i'm not mad at you, you understand? - you forgive me? - i didn't say i forgive you. i just said i'm not mad at you. i don't have time to be mad. i've got to get those golf clubs back. but if the policeman at the parking lot don't know whose car it was and she don't-- hazel, there's only one thing to do. i want you to call every car dealer and tell them what happened. who bought a car identical to mine. then bring the list back here and find ou

but mr. b, there's a real pretty negligee i want you to get at blackstone's for her. - [muffled] dorothy! - she ain't here. she and harold went shopping early so they'd be there when the store opened. shopping for what?! a present for the dorfmans. i thought we told all the adults on our list we weren't exchanging gifts this year! well, maybe she forgot to tell 'em, or maybe they just didn't pay any attention. anyway, they gave us a solid silver cheese knife. i give up, i give up. it's the kind of blue that brings out the color in her eyes, mr. b. a blue cheese knife? no, the negligee i want you to get for missy. it's at blackstone's on the second floor. i already bought her a toaster! wouldn't be no trouble. he can't stay in there all day. i'm waiting right out here for you, mr. b. but mr. b, i could take it back for you. now hazel, i want you to listen to me. i absolutely will not be bullied. wait a minute, what's all this? those are the tables and chairs we rented so's you could have your si

mr. burdick dropped by the gas station this afternoon on his way up to the mine. do you know what blue hill copper is selling for today? exactly two weeks after i bought it for one dollar a share? three dollars a share. - [betty] three dollars? your brainless, impractical, immature brother with his silly stock has made himself, in two weeks, exactly $100. - i told you he was gonna be rich! - wow, that's wonderful, bud. - you're pretty excited aren't you, son? - well, haven't i a right to be? all you thought buying this stock was a real hair-brained idea. well, are you willing to admit now that i know what i'm doing? that i'm a grown up, adult human being? -[jim] i think you've made your point, bud. now, as one adult human being to another, may i make a suggestion? sell the stock. - sell it? - you know the old saying, "a bird in the hand." - take your hundred dollars and put it in the bank. - but, blue hill copper is just getting started. it might go to a hundred. remember you never go broke

for mr. b. for john elway. for the entire bronccs organization. now we talked about it all week long. defense wins championships. defense won this game. if you look at peyton manning's stats. that's a losing quarterback's stats. a losing quarterback. the offense, 1 for 14 on 3rd downs. 194 total yards. it was awful. when they needed to. the defense got 7 sacks, 6 on cam muten. they got one defensive touchdown. they stripped the ball from cam twice. von miller, 2.5 sacks. 6 tackles. the defensive mvp. we said all along all season that defense would win this championship and they did. take a listen. >> our defense has just been from the get go, they've been nothing but awesome. and so, you know, being hurt, and not, struggling early in the season, wasn't a lot of fun. so i was grateful to get back healthy, and to try to play my part these past couple weeks. >> all that matters is e believe in us. that's the motto, man, we believe in us, and we've done it all year. >> you know what i believe in, is defense winning championships. >> yes, everybody wan

she was up there with john, mr. b not able to be here, and you heard the reason the broncos of mr. b. john elway has made the move, but mr. bowl lend gave the team the resources to do that. cheryl was talking about the families coming back, families that are flown out by mr. bowlen. he takes care of the entire organization. he's helped john put the pieces in place to win a super bowl championship, the thirds one. we talked to mrs. bowlen, we also talked to john elway, and once again, the big story was this one's for pat. >> i know you waited a long time to utter those words. >> you're right, very important to say it. tremendous players, coaching staff, they did such a great job, played hard. special moment to get up there and say that for pat. we'll take one home next week, and hopefully, i know that he'll cherish it. >> you talked so long about getting to the super bowl, another thing to win it how does that trophy. >> it's a big step. to get it in one thing, and to win it is another. and the way. defense stepped up, von miller was something else. just a great team win, and proud t

here is peyton manning talking about mr. b. >> i know he will be on a lot of the coaches' mind and the nobody would be in this position without the role that pat has done as an owner and we're trying to do our part to honor him. >> and he's always gracious talking about the team and his teammates. >> reporter: ell, mr. b has to do whatever it takes to win. it has gotten us to the super bowl 2 out of the three years. as peyton said they want to honor him with the lombardi trophy this year. peyton manning thinks heck get it done. here he is talking aboot his skills et. but he feels like he can still win. >> reporter: use the baseball analogy a guy that used to play 95 miles an hour plus but can work the plate and still strike a guy out. i feel like i can work the chains a little bit different ways. >> there's a lot of can't take their teams to the super bowl, so, he's doing it 3 at 40, so i think that if i wass a gambler, i would take peyton manning as my quarterback. >> reporter: the well dressed sports anchor is here with us.

"mr. b. is doing much better and resting comfortably at home." >>> mayor hancock says he doesn't know how much it's costing city tax payers to send him to the super bowl. companies doing business with the city paid about $40,000 for his last trip to the super bowl in new york. that raised some ethical issues. so this year, they're paying for flights and accommodations using taxpayer money. the ethics board said there's no problem with him receiving free tickets. >> we've been work around the clock, nothing but preparing for our promotion in support of our city in terms of being available and present during this epic event. >> when mayor hancock was at the super bowl in new york city, he was lobbying for denver does not have a bid in for the 2021 and 2022 super bowls. >>> if the broncos do win sunday, denver police want to make sure the celebrations here do not get out of control. in 1996, there was violence when the avs wons stanley cup. and it turned ugly again when the broncos won the super

"mr. b. is doing much better and resting comfortably at home." >>> mayor hancock says he doesn't know how much it's costing city tax payers to send him to the super bowl. companies doing business with the city paid about $40,000 for his last trip to the super bowl in new york. issues. so this year, they're paying for flights and accommodations using taxpayer money. the ethics board said there's no problem with him receiving free tickets. >> we've been work around the clock, nothing but preparing for our promotion in support available and present during this epic event. >> when mayor hancock was at the super bowl in new york city, he was lobbying for denver to host the big game. denver does not have a bid in for the 2021 and 2022 super bowls. >>> if the broncos do win sunday, denver police want to make sure the celebrations here do not get out of control. in 1996, there was violence when the avs wons stanley cup. and it turned ugly again when the broncos won the super bowl in 1998. police are

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m-mr. b used to say, "i've had two and i still ain't flyin'." [chuckles] what a wonderful woman, huh? the children think so, too. so do the neighbors, the postmen, the delivery people, the gardener... well, everybody. um...what about you? oh, i like her. but...well... oh, nothing. hey. what's the matter, honey? isn't she, uh-- isn't she doing her work? oh, she does her work. oh, boy, does she do her work! well, is she, uh-- is she rude to you? oh, no! isn't she good with the kids? oh, you know she is! well... well, hazel does the-- the cooking and the housekeeping and the laundry and the grocery shopping and the meal planning and, well, just about anything else you can think of. [sighs] few women would complain about a maid like that! well, i do. what's my role around here? you--your role? well, you're my wife! well, i don't feel like it anymore. i feel, well, unnecessary. why, i can't even do anything in my own kitchen anymore. i wanted to help with dinner-- now, wait a minute. did you, uh-- did you tell her you wanted to help? well, no, not ex

everything we've been through this year, the type of team we were, you know, he's a fighter, mr. b, what he's done for this offerings, what he's done for us. very special. >> reporter: when you came here, you had a dream. this is the dream, how does reality compare to what happened? >> it's interesting how the year spanned out, we've been through, the guys pitching in. it's the best defense, the one thing we did the whole time, we held true to what we were, and that's how we won. we got into another grinder and get out. >> reporter: it's trust to say steelers, just got company with the best 2015 team. >> i knew they needed to finish it of 0, and they knew that, and they were playing a different type of offense. >> reporter: winning the super bowl means a lot to a lot of coaches, but to come back to colorado where you were a big part, and bring the city this state a super bowl championship, how does that feel? >> it means everything to me. it's my football home, and to be here as a player, and being in super bowls as a coach, it's the proudest moment of my football life. >> thank yo

. >> the sports extra and last night was for mr. b, it was for peyton manning p seems so long ago but then mom told the a times" she wanted to see him retire. so we did what we wanted to do, go on vacation. he went to disneyland and his wife and kids joined him less than 24 hours later. one of 12 signal caller to see hasn't set in yet. >> a chance to be a paat of a super bowl team almost 10 years ago, i remember what a great feeling it was and to be able to celebrate it with your teammates and friends and family members, they've been with you for a long time, the game and the celebration, being here today makes for a very special 24 hours. >> it spoke volumes and the linebacker ever, a one man wrecking crew. 6 tackles and 2.5 sacks and found himself in the company of roger goodell and his coach, and he got the mvp trophy but he said it's a team award. >> the ring is something i'm going to keep with me for the rest of my life, for eternity, % to be with them 100 years from now. that's beautiful. >> nuggets and nets, and the 12th double

. >> unfortunately, of course, mr. b. could not be at the super bowl, but his family did l travel, his wife anna bell watched the game from santa clara, she was there when they presented the trophy afterwards. she watched the game with former bronco rod smith. it was an emotional time to watch the game with her. he wanted her to know how much the bowlens have meant to this team. to let the team do what they do best. allowed them to run this franchise, they spend the money, they bring the good players, and that's what leads to a super bowl. and elway and ellis both had nice things to say obviously about mr. b. after the big one. >> this one is for pat. given us the opportunity, known pat since 84, he's the only thing that is sad, he's not thoem him and let him give it a big squeeze. >> it's emotional. well deserved for sxhe the family -- he and the family. it's a shame he couldn't be here. he would have loved this team, i'll tell you that right now. and the other thing i would tell you is he would have been very confident

be -- peyton manning says mr. b is in everyone's hearts. >> he is in all of our minds and hearts. there is no way thht any of us would be in this position today without the support and the role that pat bowlen has played as owner go we are trying to do that site -- the site for super bowl 50. this is brandon stokely. the first thing you may notice is the jackets are back. the jackets are in full effect. well. >> it is actually bought and paid for. i own this one. >> two time super bowl champion former broncos receiver, here we are brandon, 4 days away from the big it. you have done this twice. to get the display, are you get here? >> yes. it feels like it has been a month. this weekend a half feels like one month. you cannot wait to play this football game, the biggest game of your life, the biggest game of your career. it is taking forever. >> guess who was the center of attention yet again? peyton manning.

. >> mr. b is an owner who is completely accessible. everywhere with other owners. they pop in once or twice a month and show heir face and then they are out of town. >> we all wish mr. be in the bolin family the very best. >>> every member of the broncos team was at the meeting today. von miller has turned into a doesn't like to have fun. his personality is exuberant and infectious. von miller is the guy that when he walks into a room, you >> yes. [ laughter ] he brings excitement. he brings energy. that's what i love about him. i love him on the defensiie side and emmanuel sanders on the offense side. those are the guys that look to to bring energy o the team part of that is what they do. it's not only on the football when things get boring, you can look to those guys to have fun. leave it to us -- >> leave it to west dressed up like this to tall about von miller and use the adjective describe himmhowever. he was mugging for the camera. he was bopping -- dropping photo bombs. it was hysterical. von miller being von miller in santa clara today. >> top of the morning

. >> and we hope that mr. b is comfortable, and he was able to enjoy. >> enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. >>> take a look at sky 9 over lodo, that has been the epicenter of motion of the festivities. as people poured out of the bars in celebration. with the exception of one incident about 15 minutes ago, when our crews saw people lighting fireworks and setting street. we haven't seen a ton of widespread misbehavior. police are limiting vehicle access to downtown. there are a lot of cars there, they want to get them safely out, so asking people not to drive downtown. there are long lines on i-25, because people are not aware of that. there will be a parade tuesday, so keep that in mind. during the game, denver police gave us a look in the op center, where they keep an eye on the they said they looked back at issues that denver has had following previous championships. and they're trying to learn from those experiences. among other things, some tactics they're willing to share, the fact they ask bars to switch to plastic cups

be had to be -- mr. b had to be sent to the hospital because of a blood clot problem. michael hancock arrived in san francisco for the game. the board of efforts -- ethics decided no rules were broken when the city decided to pay with two staffers and officers. the city did not want to comment on how much they spent. we looked into this and charlotte's mayor who took this picture with mayor hancock also had her trip paid for. both state governors are paying their own way to the game. >>> it is orange friday in friday. you can't a look anywhere without seeing orange and blue. i bet you are seeing plenty of it there as well. >> absolutely, if they are not wearing it, they are carrying something orange. all broncos fans can spot one another here in the bay area. a lot of fans are out here either going to the nfl experience or super bowl 50. we checked out super bowl 50. there is a big push to make sure that the event stay green as much as possible. all of tte materials will be recycled and reused. landfills. visitors are being told to use public transportation because the

for me to have mr. b's team and this organization is very special. >> are you sleeping okay? >> yes, i'm up think about a lot of things. been a coach is kind of crazy but i am. i have my wife with me and she stayed all week long and she keeps me grounded. moment and what we are doing. >> you mention the work week

i'm hillary clinton and i >>> weekend to 7 sports xtra, and happy birthday, mr. b. pat bowlen turns 70 years old. only fitting that he got a great gift, a third lombardi trophy hoisted by john elway. this one's for pat, the best owner in sports. we wish pat and the ntire family well wishes and all the best in the future. >>> and mvppvon miller onnespn things like cam newton and his hilarious saturday night live skit.. today, von did explaining about how he feels about cam. >> i have a huge amount of respect. everything he has done has been a-1. the media tries to create a robbery. and i'm a huge fan of cam. >>> the nuggets made a trade sending randy foye to the thunder in return for kevin durant and russell westbrook. i'm sorry. that's not true. that's a dream. they got dj augustine and steve novak and two second round picks. >>> a terrible, terrible loss for the buffs at usc. gordon with a shot at the paint and cu up 15. the trojan horses stormed the fort. and julian jacobs slammed the gate. the buffs lost 79-72. that would havv been their 20th victory, and that's

mr. b told deputy colby martin -- master control deputy colby martin was transferred to st. anthony hospital in critical condition. i am happy report -- happy to report that captain mark hancock who was also treated at st. anthony's and has since been released. he is with his family at this point. an update on the case, earlier today as you know park county sheriff's office requested the bureau of investigation. we are looking about 100 people who have responded to this company has the scene back at the house. they are working steadily throughout the afternoon and thee are going to go deep into the night long after the sunsets to process. this will be done as professionally as possible and as our force is trained to do. in a news release, the suspects name is release. i think you have a. i know you have a lot of questions in connection with the suspect. we are still getting the information that we do not have much information at this time. we know there are a lot of rumors and things of that nature but we can make any specific comments about his background or what that may i

. >>> now, before we get started i want to wish happy birth to mr. "b." he got a great gift, a third trophy that was hoisted by john elway. he said this one is for pat. we wish pat and the ntire the best in the future. >> tte broncos all over network sports tv again. now, brock. the running back, the first product of the snoop dogg system to win a super bowl. crazy. he was asked about brock as quarterback of this team in the future. standard answer. what is he going to say, he is terrible. >> he came in he did a great job, you know, he did what he had to do for the teem and winning when peyton was hurt. i feel like he can go in there and get it done. >>> it will beea great week of hockey at coors field. friday, next friday, the alumni series. mmve of the guys herein cluing patrick roy right there will be back on the ice. we will not see this again but we can only hope, no, joe, patty, suiting up for the game. practicing working out. seriously. ourselves. obviously we will not be at peak conditioning and our abilities hawe once ere. % we are going to want

sunday night it truly was for mr. b, and also number 18, peyton manning's last rodeo. seems so long ago, but then mom told the l.a. times she'd like to see peyton retire. then shh did what we all do when we don't want to listen to our folks, go on vacation. peyton spent his monday in disneyland at a parade before today's parade. his wife and kids joined him less than 24 hours after winning his second super bowl champion. one of just 12 signal callers to win multiple titles. >> it's hard to pick a different word besides just special. having a chance to be a part of the super bowl team almost 10 years ago. i remember what a great feeling it was and to be able to celebrate it with your teammates and family members and friends that have been with game, the celebration after, being here today, all makes for a very special 24 hours. >> von miller's play spoke volumes in super bowl l. he became the tenth defensive super bowl mvp and fourth linebacker ever to claim the honor. one man wrecking crew. flawlessly executing defensive coordinatary phillips' game plan. 6tackles, two

but, that has been the that this season is for mr. b. i know him well enough to know how he would feel about that. >> reporter: so this one is for the fans. i will tell you what. the fans have been here in droves. not just a fans with tickets, but those who want to be around it all. >>> there are many fans who cannot go into the stadium. a big part of that is tailgating. we found a different type of cooler to allow you to do your tailgating. check this out. it's a remote-controlled ice chest cooler. you pilot it around wherever you want to go and it will keep things cool for 3-4 days. future models will include a version that you link to your cell phone and it will follow you automatically. it is the coolest cooler you will ever see. >> it takes lazy to a new level. if you don't want to walk and you just want your beverage to come to you. >> i love the cooler because it will hold things i see cold 2-3 days -- icy cold 2-3 days.>> there are only a couple of places where people will be old to watch the game -- will be able to watch the gam

. >> you think of the decisions that mr. b made, when he decided that coach shanahan was no longer the right choice. that must have been a tough choice for him. respect that he had for mike shanahan. and to say thank you for everything that have you done, but we are going to try something else. he brings in john fox. and john fox, by the standards of the nfl, a heck of a guy, but that's not the standard here. the standard here is super bowl. >> and then john elway talked about that. he really liked him. what was not to like about john fox. very likeable guy. he didn't have that rex ryan persona about him. very likeable person. but it wasn't working the way that he felt it should be working. >> so joe ellis and john elway, with the blessing of the bowlen family, decided to move forward. and they moved forward by going way back to the old backup, bringing kubiak back. >> could you imagine what it was like in the hotel room when elway and kubiak were roommates what do they talk about? talk a lot. talk about the game. and now, how

mr. b she industries down. it is wiped out more than $30 billion in value. that was a big move for financial firms. the yen broke through 116 per dollar. that was a very strong support level. it held in january, now a broke through the 116 level. at 114. trip -- trading it is very bad for japan. exporters are getting killed. today market continues to fall. it is really, yesterday's move was triggered by concerns about deutsche bank and european lenders. some of the yanis playing into it. obviously falling oil is not helping either. overall, japan is really being led lower by banks. keep in mind that the bank of japan is introducing native interest rates is bad for lenders. it was squeezed the profitability of how much they can make from their loans. also how much they make an investment on securities. are investors giving up ? or are there bargains to be found here and there? some of the banks that i mentioned are trading at very cheap valuations. eventually people come back in. -- now, does not see that seem that anyone is coming in. investors are not pilin

mr. ganz? b-b-but, captain, listen, to provide this information! i agree, mr. ganz. unfortunately, your methods were a bit extreme. i tried being polite, courteous. and you know what you get? profanity, doors slammed in your face -- i have things to do. ...people with things to do. nobody cares enough to take one second to stand up and be counted! sure. catch ya next time. you got a minute? over there. barney? yeah? barn, um, i just want to let you know that i might be a couple of minutes late getting back from lunch. i've got an autograph session over at doubleday, you know, for "bob." bob? who's bob? "bob" -- "blood on the badge." [ laughs ] that's what they're calling it on the cocktail circuit. i've been a bit distracted today. oh, barney, you still got that apartment on your mind? [ sighs ] barney, look. i mean, you know that i don't usually pry, but, um... how much they want? $137,000. mnh, for that place. oh, barney, i mean, not that it's a hovel or anything. that's all right. that was my reaction. well, of course. barn, it could be a very good investment, tho

was built by mr. b. >> kim christianson has been out there all day. park. what a rush this day has been. >> reporter: i think this is the location i set up for the peyton manning. not here yet. you know what, everybody came in right and early. they all left peacefully. city workers picked up trash here and there. it's incredible. this is all season long. the broncos could not have written a story that people would have believed everything happened the way it did. if it were going to be a hollywood movie, they would have picked a day like this to shoot the super bowl parade. it was picture perfect out here. that definitely brought out the crowds. now, according to the mayor who sent out the tweet, he said a million people came there today. having been there, i believe it. the parade route was filled. watch all the fans waving and the players. to look at the players and the coaches and the reactions on their faces as they took a breath and kind of soaked it in. we're home and celebrating with our fans. and then they arrived here at civic center park, which, o

caption, great day for the bowens who celebrated with fans before bringing the lombardi trophy home to mr. b this afternoon. >>> so great. siri, the perfect start to that killer rap beat. we're going to explain. >>> 6:25. this is unique new year's celebration in a small village %- in china. instead of fireworks, they wall, which is tradition. the man behind the fireworks about this. i can't imagine why. his only protection is wide brim hat and he's got a vest made of sheep skin. i don't think that's necessarily fire proof. >> anything covering his face? >> i don't think so. >> my gosh. >> basically put a vest and a hat on. slings around hot molten lava. >> talk about living on the edge. >> it is beautiful, though. really cool. >> bunch of burn marks on his arm, but he's having fun. >> we enjoyed it thoroughly, beautiful day. skies are clear. look how gorgeous this is. will be a bright one. jayson, thank you for bringing me a clicker. dry roads. roads are starting to improve. my driveway getting better. not as icy. with temperatures climbing into lakewood one of our warmest spots. 68 there. w

a pretty special arrival where they're pretty much the heartbeat of the team is, where they feel mr. b's presence every day he said and he thought that was going to be autistic ride going back to dove valley. i'm presuming that's -- a terrific ride going back to dove valley. i'm presuming that's the destination. >> reporter: i believe it is, mark. the broncos improved and while yes, peyton manning is a critical part of this team, they moved forward without him. brock osweiler stepped up. that's why you have your world champion denver broncos today. >> you bet. maturity is the perfect word to seen in von miller, a lot of maturity, leadership and somebody that was blessed with incredible talent but all of his talent to put it all together for us. >> here's our water canon moment again, the plane landing and take aim through this special welcome the salute from the dia fire department. this welcome is reserved most specifically for the broncos after a win. that was really a great moment. we love the pilot has been waving the flag out of the cockpit ever since they landed. >> i call it the g

mr. b. hadn't been around the last few year, so recently ellis spoke to the players to make sure they knew what he is about and what he stands for. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. but for now, back to the super bowl city and karen lee. >>reporter: mark, the broncos fans love the bowlen family, they love what pat bowlen means to the state, and to broncos country, certainly given us a all team we can be proud of. definitely want to win this one for him. coming up later, as well, i'm going to show you some of the experiences for the kids out there, a lot of fun things going on for the little ones, i'll have that coming up pretty soon. >>> good stuff, karen, that'ss very much. and a lot of folks for a pet rally, music -- pep rally, music, and wear your orange. you'll be watching the super bowl here on cbs4 sunday, kickoff at 4:30. >>> the latest on the debate over a assisted suicide at the state capitol, defeated last year, but the issue has not gone away, cbs4 political specialist shaun boyd

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