baseball bob uecker. >> reporter: he made some 100 appearances on johnny carson's tonight show, starred in a 1980s sitcom and had a role in the hit movie "major league." >> i love him. >> reporter: most fans may know him from a beer commercial. >> good seats, huh? >> you're in the wrong seat, buddy, come on. >> reporter: it's the phrase that made this milwaukee native famous. >> he missed the tag. >> reporter: so for this unique personality, a unique honor, a second statute, this one inside the stadium, well, barely inside the stadium, we're behind the last row of seats here at miller uecker seats and to top it off, we're behind a pillar, good seats, huh. >> i would love to do a game from up there, and here is a swing and fly ball and hit to somewhere. >> reporter: he says it could have been a lot worse. >> when they said they wanted it to be a little further away in the seats, they were talking about the lake front, and that was a little upsetting. >> reporter: a couple miles at least. >> he wanted it out in the water. >> reporter: in the last five years he had two heart operations, a

one dollar uecker --a bobo uecker day where you could get a seat for four dollars. >> me and laverne and you, i love it. >> great seeing you. >> congratulations. crescentthe ceo of capital and the owner of the milwaukee brewers. >> we will be back with more "market makers." ♪ >> welcome back. are a live from los angeles at the milken global conference, 2014. >> we are now joined by one of our favorites, barry sternlicht, the chairman and ceo of starwood. >> just one of your favorites? maybe 21 favorites today. >> what are you most excited to talk about? at the conference, i was asked to do it. i meet interesting people and had an entrance to dinner last night with hank paulson which is unusual. i like to hear what is going on. i like to hear what people are thinking and especially now, the world is at an odd inflection we are at a winter induced lowell and will roar forward or which -- or are we in a period of long growth? i think we are in a long slow growth. i think it is propelled by waves of capital. there is a lot of money sloshing around in it reminds me of 2006. it is everywhe