former player candace parker wrote thank you coach for always being a role model and hillary clintonrote her record is legendary, her work ethic second to none. we need exactly that kind of commitment to end alzheimer's. >>> 17 minutes past the hour. "scrambled politics" is next. orh braindrone? can't blame you. it's a drone you control with your brain, which controls your thumbs, which control this joystick. no, i'm actually over at the ge booth. we're creating the operating system for industry. it's called predix. it's gonna change the way the world works. ok, i'm telling my brain to tell the drone to get you a copy of my resume. umm, maybe keep your hands on the controller. look out!! ohhhhhhhhhh... you know what, i'm just gonna email it to you. yeah that's probably safer. ok, cool. >>> here's your hump day edition of "scrambled politics." governor chris christie, and key donald trump supporter, is back at work in new jersey. and he could not be happier or more thankful. he told a packed crowd i want to thank all of you for your patience. thank you, all of you, not only for your i

one of those was candace parker, still playing in professional basketball. andace, if i remember this right, there was a game finally when she got to play near her hometown in a midwestern city, and so the whole town turned out, all of her friends, all of her family, everybody came to see a young woman who was then the most celebrated women's basketball player in the country. but candace parker had missed a curve the night before -- a curfew the night before by a few minutes, so pat summitt sat her on the bench while her family, her friends and everybody who had come to see her watched. everyone understood that's how pat summitt did things. she began her career when she was 22. she was paid $150 a month for that. she was a graduate student at the university of teps. for many, women's basketball consisted of three women on one end of the court, three on the other. the ncaa didn't even sponsor a national championship game at that time. but pat invented really many aspects of the women's college game, and what she didn't invent she talked to the -- taught to the

. >> reporter: in california, candace parker played in memory of her former coach.p teams. >> i see hertl know, going back and forth telling me to rebound. so it's very ironic i had my season high tonight. >> reporter: shelly collier won summitt's first national title in 1987. she says summitt opened many doors for women in sports. >> she has paved the way for women to have more success in their jobs and change the way people think, especially about young women and women coaches. >> that's why i think we have the wnba and i think why young ladies have scholarship offers and i think where women's basketball is where it is. >> reporter: summitt will be buried at a private service. a public memorial will be held at the university on july 14th and thompson bowling arena, her home court and expected to be attended by thousands. >> gosh. >> what a woman. >> i admire her and love her so much. i think she has done so much for coaches in general. male and female. >> yes. >> and for athletes around >> very good point. my favorite line was a player who said some super heros we

of harvey weinstein, where leonardo dicaprio, jennifer lopez, sir jessica parker, matthew broderick, martha stewart on the candacegen, you're weighing and tori birchall attended and star power was not just decorative. clinton pulled in something in the neighborhood of $120 million. that alone is more than the $1.3 million the donald trump campaign reported having on hand monday. dean in dilbert, pennsylvania, republican. caller: i have a question. reportorters that the the news, the talking heads on tv, i'm wondering if you are actually talking to the people on the ground. it's like this gun bill. people need to be educated how the government really works, and guess what? there are now getting that education. it don't care about the money, they care about the nihilism. they care about a democratic party that for two and a half years had total control of the house, the senate, and the white house, and they seemed to think that the republicans are in charge of the senate. they are not. harry reid change the rules. they are tired of profanity, the nihilism. how do you defend coming out in line to the united states o