at the same time, what they had here is everything that poppa could produce. a very lush interior. we have the children wearing garments that are not only sunday best, but party best. the boy is in velvet. the girls are in satin. the mother is wearing a dress which we believe is probably from a paris salon. a great french couturier. to have that down meant you could travel to paris and you could afford the transatlantic trip. moreover, she is wearing these beautiful pearls around her neck. also around her wrist. at the time this was painted in the 1880's, this means they would have been natural pearls not cultured pearls. there were extraordinarily valuable. the japanese developed a method of culturing pearls. that meant anybody could afford them. not everyone could afford these here. the little girl is holding an ostrich feather fan, which is probably her mother's. again, another symbol of wealth. these were very expensive. this kind of search for fancy feathers from these most exotic birds was the reason why -- the audubon society was founded in 1905. behind, you have the lacquer

. >> you get freeze poppa johns when that happens. >> you mention that had every game you have gone to it has been a win. i thought bit. i a said my gosh. maybe that is key. when i went to the flyers game they won. >> eagles game all of the eagles game we went to we won. look at that. maybe that is the key. here we were thinking it was me just being here. >> yes. >> here's the thing why don't the organizations get you tickets to the rest have the games. >> all of the sixers game. >> and flyers. >> i would have a busy schedule. >> i do want to win. >> please. >> but that is too much pressure. once we call it out that is when it starts reversing. let it lay low. >> one time you you didn't role your good luck charm thing eagles lost. >> yes. >> all right. you know they are shooting another rocky movie in philadelphia and visitor stay len will be here in the next few weeks abe few months. sly was at deangelo's. hugh e dill on he walk by. he is every where. >> every where. he knows how to get great shots the. >> every time sly is in town he goes over to deangelo's for dinner. such a good re

. >> poppa a day won't go by that i don't miss your smile and your strength. >> reporter: hundreds gatheringn new york city tuesday to say goodbye to the former three time empire state governor mario cuomo. he died on thursday after his son andrew cuomo was inaugurated for a second term as governor. >> we will make this state a better state. and we will do it together. on that you have my word as your son. i love you pop and i always will. >> reporter: former governor cuomo led new york from 1983 to 1994 during his tenure he strongly backed spending for education and social welfare. he opposed capital punishment and vetoed several bills that would have reinstated the death penalty. he was also described as a human any of the whose politics were part and parcel of his beliefs not strategies for pleasing people. some say it was those beliefs that made him loved by many. >> a great atmosphere to be here. people -- this is really new york at its best. new york comes out for people it loves, people that have made a difference people that have made an impact. >> a special person like this passes y