i am billie jean king. billie jean king helped us. jane goodall helped us., when we did her, our whole team, they helped us out. and so we always rely on those people and they know their stories better than we ever will. what's the difference between g about past events or deceased people as opposed to people who are still alive? people who are still alive? i know they can still screw things up and and i mean that seriously. you know, i did ak that had a i won't name who it is, but it was a well-known athlete and i had him as a hero in one of thbooks. in fact, it was printed is listed as one of our heroes and just as the book went to print, if you look at the early copies that we sent to reviewers, he's one of the heroes listed in the book. and right before i t said, yous guy's still alive. he's still young. he could still mess it up. and he wound up getting into thisfiasco that wrecked his car, wrecked his legacy. and i realized in that moment, the only people that we write about when we write about people who are living is people who we think are not going

this is a memorable final for us in the tournament, which now bears the name billie jean king. lost to the titled americans, but in what fight? the president. then i was close to the team, because i myself am a big tennis fan and have always followed the successes and big victories of our athletes. 13 years before this women's final, belarusian tennis players created a worldwide sensation by reaching the davis cup semi-finals even at the cost of their health, a tournament that every team on the planet wants to win. and this is an example of the fact that if there is a result, there will be support. by the way, there are many examples from other sports. battun on tsertor vitebsk. modernization of raubichi is ongoing. in tennis, there are brand new indoor courts on judro street, which were before reconstruction looked like this, now they have their own infrastructure and clay surface both at roland garoc and hard, like at the australian open. well, in order to show the large geography of tennis courts in minsk, thanks to the magic of television, we will go from here from zhedro s

billie jean king.ent to her family. a new justice ginsburg because her daughter was a mentor of mine in law school, so i obviously knew her personally. but the great -- working with her daughter and getting every detail right, so you can hear those stories you don't know and those little stories, like you mentioned, are the ones your kids react to. that's a story in there that when she was a little girl, her birthdays, instead of having a birthday party, they would take her to the local jewish orphanage and they would give away ice cream to all the orphans. what her mom is teaching her right there, that is how you make change. you make it by doing it yourself. that's not a lesson ruth bader ginsburg gets from law school. she gets it from her own mother. and that's what she does with the rest of her life. she uses the law to look -- into the world, that's what we're trying to do with these books as i'm trying to use our books, chris and i are trying to use our books to put some good in the world for kid

we saw him in the piece along with condi rice and billie jean king. this is what coach k said.port. i'm making sure things are right. just really doing a great job for the young people you coach. also, i will say, robin, steve kerr gave me a great shoutout, too. to hear from such, just outstanding people that love the game of basketball is really meaningful. >> you are so well respected. 1,203 wins. i got to look down. 37 trips to the ncaa tournament. i know this. three national championships. i was there for that gold medal that you won, the olympic gold medal. what are you most proud of? >> you know, i'm most proud of the improvement. just the life impact that stanford basketball has on the women i coach. just the opportunity to get to know and i learned so much from the players on our team. and to be at stanford around such great coaches, a great university, and have the assistants that have helped me. basketball is a team sport. obviously, i wouldn't have accomplished this without great assistants and great, great, great players. >> talk more about the players. what is it a

, tell us -- this year especially, this event is going to -- last year's was incredible with billie jean kingoing to be a different power and different emphasis, why is it so important for younger women. >> mika, it's about mentoring, it's about networking, it's about collaborating, doing it across generations and this time in the world so much has happened in the last year and so trauma in that region it's all the more reason to have these con ver sayings, to be together, to learn from each other, to inspire each other, we announced and met yesterday to finalize some new speakers we'll announce, so stay tuned and it's an exciting roster of new people. incredible women. we announced vanessa mccourt, we're very excited about honoring her, a young climate act visit, she's taken the world by storm. we announced suze orman. has literally a cult following. we have so many women coming and can't wait -- >> big announcements in the next week or two. thank you all. see you both at our know vour value event at the white house. >>> for more information head over to knowyourvalue.com. we're 12 seconds i