bill russell. let's listen to bill russell speaking at the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. >> the night before the march i met dr. king. and one of the great experiences in my life. i'm here to join you and to implore you, the fight has just begun. we can never accept the status quo until the word progress is taken out of our vocabulary. >> living his words. nba legend bill russell now dead at the age of 88. [whistling] when you have tetechnology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] your recd label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire this is the gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. the bar in the handle removes unseen dirt and debris ahead of the blades, for effortless sh

there waskconnection between cousy and russell and havlicek and bill russell and casey jones and bill russell and a bond between red auerbach and bill russell to the point that when they were both stopped being active in the game, they wrote a book, and a jewish guy who was from the east coast, and a black guy who became his star from the west coast, and the book was about their shared experiences and how much they had in common which is ultimately the goal as we struggle through still as we struggle through these issues is of race in the country, the idea that we can see each other ultimately as individuals and appreciate one another if it is deserved as individuals. >> and he famously boycotted an exhibition game in the '60s and led mississippi's first integrated basketball camp, and became the league's first black coach, and all of that culminating with him receiving the first presidential medal of honor, and reading tweets from michael jordan and magic johnson and he paved the way. >> he was among those who paved the way no question about it. something else that may seem trivial i

and "star trek" actress initi nischelle nicnichols, and bill russell's accolades in basketball are unmatched, but he also made an impact off of the court standing for racial equality. one example in 1961, russell and the celtics boycotted an exhibition game after a kentucky restaurant would not allow black players, and they returned 50 years later. >> a few years ago before the march, i met dr. king, and one of the great experiences of my life, and he invited me to be up h here. i respectfully declined, because the organizers had worked for year to get this together. i hadn't done anything. so, i wanted to continue my life as an interested bystander. now, lately, i have heard a lot about how far we have come in the 50 years. but from my point of view, tyou only register progress by how far you have come, and we have only begun. >> and also, initialnichelle ni was the first woman who was cast in a television series on her strength and power. >> but you are so busy at your command. >> and it is this moment in 1968, this kiss that made history as one of the first interracial kisses shown on tel

bill russell is my favorite. >> bill russell?he is our first g.o.a.t. >> dave gillis, paul akins and billy bogaks are the guys in the bar that have all the opinions about all the sports. for them there is no off-season. >> one of the biggest things. remember, channel 30 you had to get up and turn a knob. >> those were the glory days, though. those days are gone. >> how do you all know these people? >> i dive tend at a dive bar where i met you guys. >> but that's not what it's call, right? >> it's actually called croak bar. the nickname is whitey from the previous owner. i met him through his mother. she bar tends there as well. >> he gave me my first bruins ticket. >> that's right. >> so if i walked into whitey's tonight, would i get the look? >> you'd get the best hug of your life. >> because southie doesn't have that reputation. >> no, no, it doesn't. >> for people like me. >> but people come into the bar, they're a little worried that somebody will bring their buddy to the bar that looks like you, a place called whitey's. it's

ali has talked about bill russell all the time.me i saw russell, ironically, he was going to the white house to have been -- let's talk about nichelle. she was more than just the start of a science fiction tv show. she helped advance space exploration in real life. back in february 2020 when we talked on this show about a documentary called women in motion and told a story of how nichols led nazi recruitment efforts to bring more women and people of color in the 1970s. the doc featured you, n.i.l.a. grass tyson and among others, tell us about the impact? >> well, we have to back up just a little bit and realize that she wanted to be a broadway hover, singing and nsync as part of her professional acting career, but this opportunity came up in california to do this space opera, soap opera thing. she did not know what it was. she goes to do it. she ends up on the deck of the star ship enterprise, which was a hugely diverse collection of people the likes of which you never saw on television at the time. and not only that, she had the r

bill russell is my favorite.ur first g.o.a.t. >> dave gillis, paul aikens, and billy are the guys in the bar who have all the opinions about all the sports. for them, there's no off season. >> bruins were the biggest thing. turn the knob. >> those were the glory days though. those days are gone. >> how do you know these people? >> i bar tend for a dive bar where i met the guys. >> that's not what it's called, right? >> the nick name is whitey from its previous owner. >> he gave me my first bruins stick. >> right. >> i met him there. >> if i waulked into whitey's tonight, would i get the look of you're not -- >> you would have the best time of your life. >> soulgty doesn't have that reputation. >> for people who look like me. >> people come into the bar and they're a little worried. somebody will bring their buddy to the bar, like you said, looks like you, place called whitey's. it's not a good look. >> you've seen the depiction of boston, white neighborhoods with mob ties. >> people think of southy as we hate any

russell the great oeast champion in all of team sports. former president obama writes perhaps more than anyone else bill knew what it took to win and lead. on the court he was the greatest champion in basketball history. he was a civil rights trail blazer. after his playing career russell stayed connected to the nba attending major events and continued to be a voice in the fight for civil rights. andy shoals looks back at his life epa career. >> i took basic skills. and egotistically speaking i think i had the best command of the basic skills of basketball as a package of anyone that's ever played. >> reporter: the champion of champions. bill russell won more nba titles than any player in history. >> one thing i loved to do would be back on defense by myself and have a three on one fast break coming to me. i absolutely loved that of course over half the time i could stop it. i brought defense to a level where it was as important for more important than offense but the defense was part of the offense. >> reporter: the 12-time all star with the boston celtics revolution nized the game and put greater measure on victories than individual num

bill russell has died. he won 11 championships with the boston celtics, including eight straight from 1959 to 1966. his list of basketball awards is dizzying. five-time nba mvp, a 12-time olympic all star olympic medalist. the first black coach in any major professional sport and on and on. his accolades in basketball are unmatched. but russell also made an impact off the court as a civil rights activist standing up for equality. in just one example, in 1961, the celtics boycotted an exhibition game after a restaurant in lexington, kentucky refused to seat russell and his black teammates. he joined dr. martin luther king jr. on the march in washington and then returned for the 50th anniversary. >> 50 years ago, the night before the march, i met doctor king, and one of the great experiences of my life. and he visited me to be here. and i respectfully declined because the organizers had worked for years to get this together. and i hadn't done anything. so i wanted to continue my life as an interested bystande

we start with the sad news that basketball legend, an american sporting icon, a bill russell has died at the age of $88.00. his family announced he passed away peacefully with his wife by his side. russell is regarded as the greatest champion in us team sports having 111 ambia championships with the boston celtics, and 5 m v p awards among numerous other honors. he also won gold at the 1956 olympics, and in 1966, he became the 1st a black coach in the ambia rasa was a powerful civil rights activist with an immense impact from the league and broader society in the united states. and in 2011, he received the presidential medal of freedom from barrack a bomb. went out joined by n b, a broadcast at brandon, escape b robinson. brandon that thank you for your time. so just tell us how much of a legend was bill russell on the basketball court? well, you definitely mailed it right on the head in the middle of going in. definitely a winner on so many levels. and someone who really was respected amongst today's and be a core, you know, after winning a championship and a bill, russell worthy of

but that is who bill russell was. the legend, bill russell, was 88 years old. saturday and simone starts right now. starts right now. >> readings. you're watching someone. the countdown to the midterm elections are 100 days away, people. if you are fed up of what's happening in this country, if you are scared, you're right being stripped away, now is the time to act. we are live on the ground and states where critical elections are coming up. plus, democrats are trying to pick up a hold on to several governors seats across the country, especially folks who are facing election deniers. i'm talking to governor phil murphy who was responsible for coming up with a winning strategy for democrats. also we are talking to democratic candidate for governor and maryland westmore, he's going to give us some insight into his campaign against one of those -- plus,

one of the greatest nba champions of all time bill russell passed away. assed away at 88. his wife was by his side. russell is considered not just a champion on the court but for civil rights. andy shoals looks back at his incredible life. >> i took basi

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i was there in 2011 with bill russell when bill russell, former boston celtics great, when presidento reach up to get the medal around his neck. i have to say he was uncharacteristically kind of speechless afterwards. how long did it take you after the fact to be able to put a sentence together? >> well, i'm not sure i have arrived at the moment where i can put a sentence together yet. i think of the level of disbelief really comes from who i was with on that stage. it was so awesome to be with mr. gray who had represented the civil rights folks. i sat next to simone biles, this young gymnast was so strong and powerful in her claim of mental health and own needs. as you can, tell i'm still speechless. it was such an honor to be with them. >> you have forsaken material goods in this life that you have chosen. what would you say to people about what they should value? especially young people who are beginning their careers? >> to value deeply, to have time in your lives to listen deeply to what is needed and to respond to those needs, as opposed to what can i get out of it, or thinking

charles. >> good afternoon the news of the passing of nba legend bill russell is sending shock waves the sports world and beyond. people try to wrap their heads around this tremendous loss. a message posted to russell's twitter earlier today said he passed away peacefully with his wife jeanine by his side. tributes for the boston celtics gray can nba hall of famer has ported from high-profile figures including former president and fellow basketball legend such as magic johnson who called his death a tremendous loss for the entire basketball world he continued on to say russell was my idol i looked up to him on the court and his success on the court was undeniable he was dominant within the championships off the court will also pave the way for guys like me. nba commissioner adam silver called him the ultimate winner and teammate whose impact on the mba will be felt forever and president obama said today we lost a giant, he goes on to say russell was the greatest champion at nba history off of the civil rights trailblazer. russell was considered the great entry greatest champion in th

the outliers were the ones that paid attention to the events of the world like mohammed ali or bill russelltical guy and now it is to the point where if you're not paying attention it looks weird. especially as a black man. >> there is encouragement to speak up nowadays. >> do you feel pressure the? >> there is definitely pressure and that is why you have to roll with the pa and try to be educated. help guys grow and understand how they can create change. >> tonight the professional sports were coming to a halt for a second night has players protest the shooting of jacob lake by police. >> we started with kneeling and we were hoping that was in a message but it saddens us to see nothing is changing. >> as a group everybody decided we have to take this thing on because we have to pay attention to this. >> when a athlete refuses to shut up and dribble and instead is takes the day off to do with the state of the world with her mental health, they are standing up to and interrupting multibillion-dollar industries. they are affirming themselves and the people out there that do not have their pow

basketball legend bill russell has died. his family announcing on social media he passed away peacefully today. with his wife by his side. the boston celtics great was one of the sport's most prolific stars. he started his remarkable career at the university of san francisco. where he was a two-time all-american with two ncaa championships. he went on to rack up a record 11 nba championships and a gold medal at the 1956 olympics. he wrote the book on defense, perfecting the art of the blocked shot. until michael jordan's accomplishment the 1990s, russell was considered by many the greatest player in nba history. in the 60s, he took to the reigns of the celtics becoming the first black head coach of any professional sports team in north america. it was a historic feat particularly in a racially divided boston. the nba finals most valuable player award was renamed after him. bill russell, the boston celtics legend was 88 years old. and our 100-day look ahead to the midterms continues throughout the hour. coming up, indiana is

this hour with breaking news and sad news, and one of the greatest nba champions of all time, bill russellston celtic, and five-time mvp passed away peacefully today at the age of 88. his wife janine was by his side. russell is considered not a champion just on the court, but of civil rights.

in bill russell's day people couldn't tweet to him.ore pressure with more contact with the fans. >> it is so true. can be so toxic, right, to be exposed to that day in and day out and you point out sometimes the harshest criticism is from the biggest supporters. why do they act like they are owed a championship? >> i think we have taken sports too seriously in this country and especially in days like now when things are so complicated. people want sports to provide them with pleasure and the athletes going through the same thing they do. >> so what needs to change to give athletes from kids to olympians to pros the support to succeed? >> we first of all need to remember that people playing sports are not going to do it at an athletic level. it is a way to connect with people. looking at the places around the country trying to stop trans kids from playing sports. they want to have a good time and we have to stop to act like it's connected the professional sports and keep it pure. >> or just professionalize everything instead of lets peo

were an athlete, the outliers were the ones who paid attention to the world, like muhammad ali, bill russell the political guy. now it's like if you're not paying attention, then it looks weird. especially as a black man. >> there's definitely encouragement to speak up these days. >> do you feel pressure, though? >> you could say there's definitely pressure. that's part of the reason i got the role with the p.a. andt one united shades of americairs tomorrow night at 10:00 right here on cnn. >>> anto this week's cnn hero. >> whawe were expecting see was rge groups opeople housed in tentities, and actually, they are hsing tse refugees in invidualor room they've got food. th've got shelter. but e trauma is the me. >> they've lost almost everything. >> this is filled th women, chdren, d elderly. rrently that obviously affects the children. we also have pre-existing conditns it i't just aboufixing the broken arm or giving you medici. it's making thatuman connection. sometimes you need to hold their hand and wk them down a hallway and listen to them. we try to meet the needs of whatever presents t

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that bloody palm print on the light bulb of the lamp, the murder weapon, attorney bill russell agreednt. and no wonder it was. kevin was frantically trying to save his girlfriend's life. so, of course, he could've touch the light bill. >> it is a totally innocent situation. the blood got on the light bulb at the time the body was discovered. >> when he's trying to revive her, you're saying? >> yes -- >> yes. >> the emt said the lamp was withing a foot of the body. >> more disturbing? the evidence not collected by the police. said the defense, the first time homicide effective mark frost and the other officers in the department mocked up the case royally. >> the only area that was fingerprinted was the area around the body that there was blood near the front door. there was blood on the venetian blinds. an empty condom wrapper a short distance from the body. the police didn't go upstairs to see if that has been flushed. don't fingerprint the flush handle at the commode. don't dna that. don't dna anything up there. >> in fact, the defense did its own dna testing. on that condom wrapper.

we lost a legend, bill russell who died at the age of 88 today.ll was also the nba's first black head coach. his career was so extraordinary he worked for the most valuable player of the nba finals -- named after him. adam silver called russell, quote, the greatest champion and all of team sports. groundbreaking actress, michele nichols, has died at the age of 89. she's best known for her role as the star trick character, she was one of the first likely females on television. the death toll from kentucky's catastrophic floods rose to 26 today and is expected to keep climbing as the search for missing people continues. kentucky's governor said despite a rapid response from the federal government, the situation on the ground remains in an emergency phase. the governor has been visiting multiple counties today to assess needs on the ground as heavy rains added to already complicated response efforts in some areas. more symone after the break. symone after the break. $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (nurse) wait... did you say verizon for j

bill russell, frank robinson and curt flood and vader and so many players.d rickey once, when did you believe you had world class ability? when did you think you could play in the major leagues? and he said, oh, i don't know, sixth grade. so you were 12 years old. and so he just had this unbelievable confidence that he was destined to be a great, great player and really saw himself in the muhammad ali mold, if it ain't bragging, if you can do it. >> well, he went on he did do it. he became the greatest base stealer of all time. rod carew actually shared a funny story last year. i saw when he said right before he stole, rickey would always say out loud, rickey's got to go, and then take off. so that he didn't like confidence. but, you know, howard, a lot of people said he came off as standoffish or egotistical. he referred to himself in the third person. what did he say about that? [00:11:23][23.0] -- what did he say about that? >> well, i think that if you ask ricky himself, he'll tell you that he came to win. he came to compete. he came to to beat the other

legendary boston celtics player and coach bill russell has died.ion, an 11-time nba champion, and the first black head coach of a north american pro sports team. he was 88. and, iconic starstruck actress michele nichols also dying today at the age of 89. nichols's most famous for playing the role of a who were in the original star trek franchise. one of the first tv roles that showcased a black woman in a position of authority. we will miss them both. turning back now into politics with 100 days to the midterms, a key question for democrats is what young black voters will do it in the voting booth this november? -- trymaine lee met with students at several historical black cartilage is to find out. >> 100 days away from the midterms. when you walk into the voting booth, what issues are you voting on? >> definitely housing insecurity, who's taking gun control seriously, and immigration issues. >> reproductive issues as well as mass incarceration and food insecurity. >> health care issues. i'm absolutely voting on this this election cycle. how will h

bill russell was 88 years old.we are now 100 days from the midterm elections, one of the key races we are following us for georgia's governor, with democrat stacey abrams is trying to unseat brian kemp. latest poll from the atlanta journal-constitution finds governor kemp leading a rooms, 48% to 43%. joining me now is msnbc political contributor greg bluestein, contributor for the atlanta journal-constitution. this is a rematch in which kempner of one last time but what is different this time? >> the biggest difference is that the democrats can prove that they can win in georgia. in 2020, biden carried the state, first time that a democratic president carried the state since the 90s. and then -- in the january 2021 runoff. as the first week. difference second big differences that trump now has a record. that is a record you can use to mobilize the voters. but it is also a record that stacey abrams hopes will help and revise and mobilize not only democrats but independents that wraps up the ski insist on anti-aborti

bill russell, mani irving. martin -- jim gilligan. ralph baraka. peewee reese. joe black. honorary pallbearers. willie maze. nelson rockefeller who robinson supported. willie starter. you could just imagine what that scene was like. in 72 and like he was saying, it was only nine days earlier, in cincinnati, that the world series. they've been trying to go check it come out and make a public appearance and he had resisted, resisted. he finally went out and we all remember his last. that last prophetic line. when he talked about he's pleased to be here today but i'll be more pleased when i look at that third base line and see a black manager. and we were talking about that before on the air that here we are. however many years, 50 years later. and we've got two black managers. i guess i want to ask you guys, before we take questions. i'm sure that jackie were alive now, he might think that he put on this huge merry-go-round. there you go miles and miles and miles in a circle and when you get off, you really are in the same place. you really haven't travel that far. what do y

bearers, yeah, jesse jackson did the the eulogy roberta flack and if you look at the act pallbearers bill russell larry, dolan, mighty irving of martin element jim gillen, don newcombe ralph. branca. branca pee wee reese joe black honorary pallbearers willie mays joe lewis nelson rockefeller who robinson supported willie stargell pete. i mean just you know, you could just imagine what that scene was like. all right. he's 72 and like you were saying. it was only 90 days earlier in cincinnati that the world series. you know we cool. they've been trying to get jackie to come out make a public appearance and he had resisted and resisted. he finally went out and we all remember his last that last prophetic line. you know when he talked about he's pleased to be here today, but i'll be more pleased when i look at that. third base line and see a black manager and we are talking about that before we went on the air that here we are. you know, whatever how many every years 50 years later and we've got two black managers and i guess i want to ask you guys before we take questions. i'm sure that jackie were

bills. we russell adkins thought we would all blow over, soon he didn't think was strong enough to go to trialink about the, cops the prosecutors? >> hell-bent on putting me in prison. handled it incorrectly all the way around, in my book. >> a trial, russell adkins side only could see was what was missing, important evidence like his car, he wished he could show it to the jury. -- whether she's leaner filling with a door handle, the state of that door. >> was the biggest part of. it >> yet, jurors had to rely on testimony alone. and so it went for much of his case. >> with so little hard evidence, russell adkins said all they had against him is a made-up theory about what he did, nothing more. >> that's how you come up with this murder charge, off of a theory? everything you see on tv, is i've got blood, analysis the weapon, this, blah blah. >> so, it's just a theory that you made a clumsy move on a drunk girl in a car? and peter brains in? >> that's what they say. >> but russell's frustrations did change the fact that he was on trial for murder a second time. sitting in court near dana's dau

it was a bill marr or was it russell brand?see what the answer is. >> the whole fertilizer situation is a scam they presented as a green ideology it isn't to get the farmers to behave in an organic responsible ecologically manner. no, far from it it's to bankrupt the farmers. >> jesse: that was a close call i saw you go on like this. okay we have a tie ball game moving on. as a category. what elderly gentle men sundown retirement boomers saying this. there are no were the world retirement came and i'm not going to retire i may step down for my current position at some time. was it warren buffett or anthony fauci? you are going with warren buffett. the oracle from omaha and you were going with dr. fauci. this is a big one that see it. >> i don't know where the word retirement came in. i may step down from my position. >> jesse: jessica did not get the anthony fauci question that's gonna hurt. you should know everything about the good doctor. all right stop lording it over her this is still a game here for the next category and f

bill maher is no conservative. it rob schneider, i don't really remember who that is. russellie alley is not a conservative, she's just a freethinker. think about celebrities, you talk about politics, if you agree with them. education policies, tax policies, and that's why the ancient galactic war, they are all buried in the ice volcanoes and you're like i have to go now. it back to the office to make important phone calls. >> greg: i understand completely but i will take a scientologist over a wokesters in a heartbea because at least they believe in like going to work. scientologist, the most famous scientologist in the world has the number one movie in america, it's going to make a billion dollars by next week probably. tom cruise knows exactly what the movie businesses, delivers an incredibly great movie. tom cruise is more normal american, more of a normal american even though he's a scientologist than half the people in hollywood. >> he's got the values down and it's easy to point out successful scientologist because you can't point out the failed one scary >> i don't kno

visit help russell recover on gofundme to help support you in your recovery efforts with medical bills all together, as it should be. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> carley: absolutely. todd. >> todd: the city mayor now begging for cops proposing $2 million plan to lure officers to work in seattle. the money would go toward bonuses, reimbursement for moving cost and possible signing bonus. this business has been broken into twice already, he is rooting to bring back the blue. >> what we want is state environment to run our business and raise our families like anyone else. i think the citizens are starting to wab up, you can't just take them away and not have anybody replace them. >> todd: seattle police force has lost 400 officers since 2017. hillary and chelsea clinton rolling out, will talk to stars. >> todd: jimmy failla can't wait to watch it, he's here to talk all about it. ♪ what's guy fieri doing at the neighbor's house? it's sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! we've got cheeseburger sliders on king's hawaiian pretzel slider buns. sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! [crash] everything's

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bill demo beat west germany. —— england beat west germany. can't wait, thank you very much. thirteen is unlucky for some, but not, it would appear, for george russell prix after what was a remarkable qualifying. nick parrott reports. dark clouds have hung over mercedes for much of the season. their domination crumbles as they struggle to get to grips with the radical changes to cars. lewis hamilton's eight previous polls and victories to angry were unable to help them do better in qualifying that are seventh on the grid. another driver is clear the drivers championship but his red bull was stuttering as he lived to tenth place. his hopes were vanishing, others were improving. george russell could only manage eighth in friday's practice. his best qualifying for mercedes this season was full. but on his final lap around the ring, things finally clicked.— finally clicked. george russell takes pole! — finally clicked. george russell takes pole! absently - finally clicked. george russell takes pole! absently buzzing, | takes pole! absently buzzing, everybody — takes pole! absently buzzing, everybody last _ takes pole! absently buzzing, everybody last ni

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russell, finally claims a formula. one old position ah but the weather is not quite as unusual as it was just a couple of days ago. the still follow the cloud around considering its bill summer and it should be hot, dry, and dusty as you know. the shower gets develop again on the rainy inside the gulf. this is take you into sunday. we still might get something in queue weight, but it's less likely than the walls and it's a dry looking picture speak more like it should be, with only sell our catching. the edge of monsoon ratings for drizzle and cloud around that city. but to get to monday, it hasn't completely disappeared. still we get mountainous showers in the wrong. there's been flooding here as you probably know, and the same as possible from rio down towards the mountains, the southwest to saudi. now in contrast to that turkey's was been getting hotter and hotter and dry was a good part of eastern europe is seen. rain coming is pushed the heat down here. in fact, on the east far eastern side where the city of chetry holds, the record temperature for turkey is getting up towards where it shouldn't be $49.00, the reco. we got a while to go. don't think we'll get the