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abc's darren rovell went to find the man himself. >> as he dons the traditional masters jacket -- >>jor champion. arnold palmer with that unmistakable swing and charm. >> arnie's army is hanging on every stroke of their hero, arnold palmer. >> reporter: but at 83, 25 years after his last tournament win, palmer's name is bigger than ever. in fact, in 2012, palmer earned more than any other golfer except tiger woods and phil mickelson, a cool $36 million. that's partly because one of the fastest-growing beverages in the united states is the combination of two classics, iced tea and lemonade, that palmer himself popularized after ordering the concoction in a diner in the 1960s. >> i had a big glass of iced tea and i shared a little lemonade on it and mixed it up and boy was it good. well, a lady at a table heard me do that, and she said, "i want a palmer!" >> reporter: palmer didn't make any money off his name sake drink until recent it will when he teamed with arizona beverages. the arnold palmer brand did nearly $200 million in sales in the u.s. last year. don vultaggio, arizona's cha

darren rovell has the story. >> reporter: how old is too old?pparently not 48 years old. >> victory is sweeter than honey. >> reporter: as bernard hopkins became a champion once again last night. >> hopkins is stepping on the gas. >> reporter: it was a moment that never would have happened had he listened to his mother's dying wish that came a decade ago. don't fight past 40. >> right hand by hopkins again. >> reporter: oh, well. >> my mother would say get the hell out of that ring and don't go in there again. i probably wouldn't be boxing. i probably would be gone ten years ago. >> reporter: this was hopkins last night at the ripe old age of 48 beating tovoris cloud previously undefeated in a 24-fight career. hopkins counteracting the strength of a man 17 years his junior. >> six rounds to three, bernard hopkins. >> reporter: but deftly moving around his opponent's munches using his vast library of his experience to school the youngster. with a unanimous decision from the three judges, hopkins had a title belt in his hands once again. in the pr

our partners who have joined us to present the proposal for this rfp, (inaudible) lorin davis and rovelle's business partners and they were all very much involved and creating a strong component to this proposal. what made this process, unfair really, is the one thing that this lack of clarity in this scoring rules. then, also, mentioned of they scored that were given and you know her as all track records speaks for itself and is very surprising and finally, with the mention that some of the information that has been given in support of the process, is at times not totally accurate and i would mention the latest memo from mr. ferman mentioning four airports that would supposedly have mag only and this is not true. they all have all sorts of percentage. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> before you start, let me call a few other speaker cards. richard vancura. lance burton oscar grand and survante and denisc titan and king, and dr. seler titwell. >> good morning, members of the committee, my name is darrel davis and i am the president and ceo of davis and associates communications. and i

brand-new model, it did so last night, does things that no other phone on the market can and darren rovells here with the latest. >> it is amazing. a lot of features. apple might be one of the hottest brands in the world but facing a legitimate challenge in the smartphone market that just might have gotten a whole lot tougher. ♪ it was quite an unveiling for samsung last night. the star of the show, the company's latest entry in the ultra competitive smartphone market. >> ladies and gentlemen, the samsung galaxy s4. >> reporter: it's loaded with features that its chief competitor apple doesn't offer, one called air gesture allows users to scroll up and down by simply waving a hand over the phone. there's also smart pause which uses facial recognition software to determine if you're looking at the phone. if you're watching a video and turn away, the video will stop and resume when you bring your eyes back to the phone. samsung and apple own nearly 70% of the u.s. smartphone market with apple holding a slight edge at last count. >> eight out of every ten mobile phones purchased now being sma