>> lombardi and then john wooden. >> rose: so wooden, phil jackson -- >> john wooden, phil jackson, vince lombardi and red auerbach. >> rose: because they -- they didn't just do it one time. >> they kept doing it. what's interesting is bill russell will tell you it's actually harder to keep wining with the same players because tensions build up and it's hard to sustain. there's a great argument on who could make it better than bill russell but you're talking about a guy who won with seven-foot centers. he won with small starting line ups. he won a lot of different ways and you did it not only with the usual roster turnover in college athletics but he did it at a time of incredible social upheaval. >> rose: this is when john wooden was 90 something talking about basketball and coaching and life. >> well, for years i would take an extra course in psychology even after i was teaching. just to learn something about working with people because i think as far as knowledge of the game, whether it be baseball managers or basketball teacher, coaches or whatever it is, i think the knowledge -- ther

phil jackson, my neighbor in friend at michael in chicago and kobe and l.a., all of the championshipsjohn wooden, even lombardi -- i would say those are the mount rushmore. >> john wooden, phil jackson -- vince lombardi -- because they did not do it one time. >> bill russell to you that it is harder to keep winning with the same players because tensions build up and it is hard to sustain. there's a great argument to be made there. again, you're talking about a guy who one with seven foot centers, small starting lineups. he won a lot of different ways. not only with the usual roster in college athletics but at a time of incredible social and evil. >> this is when he was 90 something on this program. talking about aslan coaching and life. >> for years, i would take an extra course in psychology. just to learn something about working with people because as far as knowledge of the game, be it baseball managers are basketball teacher cultures or whatever, i think the knowledge -- there is not too much difference but there is tremendous difference in the way they can get those under their s

only pat riley, phil jackson, larry costello. >> jeff: what a showing and what an jut standing basketball coach erik spoelstra is. >> mike: five straight wins now for the heat. 8-1 in their last nine games and they're just a game and a half back of the indiana pacers for the top spot in the eastern conference. an impress iive win as they win for the second time this season. lebron james only missed two games and they have won both. one in portland and a great defensive battle. we'll be back here in miami after this time-out. ♪ [ male announcer ] chevy's presidents day is here. good luck. [ henry] thanks. [ male announcer ] get great offers on 2014 chevy vehicles in stock. hey we just wouldn't want you to miss out. welcome to chevy... [ henry ] presidents day? you got it! [ male announcer ] just announced! now get a 2014 chevy malibu lt for around $189 a month during chevy presidents day. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections

[applause] [applause] next mississippi governor phil bryant giving his annual state of the state address at the n. jackson. governor bryant's mississippi 64th governor having served in the position since 2012. his address is 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] thank you. i'm going to stand here until you stop. what an honor it is to be here with you tonight. thank you mr. lieutenant governor and thank you mr. speaker. if you could just a moment give these two leaders at hand for our appreciation. [applause] it is a privilege to be here with all of you this evening. standing shoulder-to-shoulder as we reflect on our accomplishments and set our goals for the work yet to be done. to each member of the mississippi legislature what an honor it is to serve the people of mississippi, to serve with you at this special time. in just two short years we have worked together to bring about positive change in our state and i thank you for your service, for your diligence and for your dedication. to mississippi's first lady, mississippi's first lady and mine i want to thank you for putting up with all of us