>> all of college football, it's no, it's no other deion sanders. >> what's deion sanders worth to jacksonn't think i could put a number on that. i don't think it's enough zeros. i mean, he's worth a lot. >> the bump in attendance, buzz and commerce is especially welcome in a city marked by poverty, deprivation that can be glimpsed just on the other side of the fence from the jsu football facility. the program was depressed as well. jackson state produced four hall of fame nfl players, including running back walter payton. but when sanders arrived, not one jackson state player had been drafted in 12 years. >> what struck you about being here on this campus? >> the need. >> what kind of needs are you sensing here? >> you want to start in alphabetical order or numerical? [ laughter ] >> sanders was immediately confronted with the economic realities of hbcus, and with the social cleavages of mississippi. >> what were the facilities like? [ laughter ] horrible. and i'm sitting up here thinking, even to this day, how can a public high school in texas look better than a college? >> football faci

by the well i don't know how well you know deion but i got to know him very well when i did my book onhe baltimore ravens in 2004 because he was there. i'm' telling you he could take over any room he is in because it's got that personality but because he so dang smart. >> deion sanders coaching at duke would have to be your next book. >> i would be there. >> question can we try to tap the equity had coaching without dealing with the lingering possession black athletes are bigger, stronger, successful and why are so successful because they play smarter. i would argue that is in aspen, the media the way that we shape the perceptions is strictly a matter of that isn't it? >> yes were alle guilty. it's like were all guilty in the '90s looking the other way when steroids were taking over baseball. and there is definitely that perception and there's coding particularly on tv when people talk about the white point guard was so cerebral in the most cerebral point guard avenue was tommy who wasn't big, wasn't fast, wasn't quick all he did was when the game for you. >> and now coaches at harvard

deion, always good to see you.es. >> i know they had a big massive water crisis here in jackson, so i want you to tell me about the resilience of your players and the resilience of the people. >> forget the players for a minute, the city is resilient. the city are a group of individuals who collectively band together and say, you know what, we've been through worse than this. we've been through the ice storm, this type of crisis, this water thing can hold up. they just want to understand the resolution of it and the solution of it. this city is unbelievable and we love it here. >> yeah, you love it here. you're doing a great job here. we've been chronicling your time here at jsu. new docuseries produced by smack entertainment. you tell parents when you go to recruit these young men, you send me a boy, i'm going to send you home a man. >> a man. >> what do you mean by that? >> because oftentimes these young men, speaking of this one, this is my son, these young men come in with all type of histories and a lot of the

because why would you hire deion sanders.if he can coach and he the early evidences he can coach and he can certainly recruit so ii wrote a column about dion in december and i said i wish my alma mater had hired him instead of just another white assistant coach. >> i'm trying to think of primetime duke. >> he would be great. >> with that fit? >> i think it would. the kid can go to the basketball game also some of them go to football games, not that many because football team is so bad, they would love deion sanders. especially if he won and by the way, i don't know how you well you know deion but i got to know him very well when i did my book on the baltimore ravens in 2004 when he was there and i'm telling you, he can take over any roomhe's in . because he's got that personality but also he's so smart. >> deion sanders coaching at duke would have to be your next book. >> i would be there. >> question here, can we find a path to equity in head-coaching without dealing with the lingering perception that black athletes are succ

later on cbs "60 minutes" pro football hall of famer deion sanders on rebuilding a team that was oncei'm jericka duncan in new york. thank you so much for watching. have a great night. ♪ >> now at 6:00, how the city ofn is showing appreciation tonight with the suspected serial killer suspected serial killer now behind bars. > >> i'm john ramos in san francis tenderloin district where there's not a whole lot of space lot of space for a kid to be a kid. but if things go as plannet could be changing. that story coming up. > >> and warriors' guard jordan pe speaks publicly for the first time since getting punched at practice. > >> we're live at the cbs studios cbs studios in san francisco and francisco and we begin tonight here in the city where each weekend, a different street is closed off to traffic to allow residents to come out and play.s called sunday streets. and it's proven popular and some are sayg now that it should be permanentx 5's john ramos has that story. >> reporter: this is phoenix dad the city of san francisco. a celebration of the end of the sn for the sunday streets pr

obviously bo jackson, deion sanders. then i said, mookie betts.on't think people realize that you are a pro-level bowler. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: we have some video here. [ cheers ] >> yeah. that one i was worried about. yeah. >> 11 in a row, on the press business of perfection. 300 games for mookie betts. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was cool, man. that was really cool. >> jimmy: why do i feel like you're happier about that than baseball? [ laughter ] >> probably because i am. yeah. i definitely -- i get excited to go bowl. i bowl so pickup. i'm going to go bowl after this. >> jimmy: are you really? >> yeah, i'm going to boil, that's my thing. >> jimmy: that's your thing. do you think when you're done playing baseball, you will focus on that full-time and do it professionally? >> i don't know. i feel when i'm done playing baseball, i'm going to be 40 -- [ laughter ] i don't know what i want to do, man. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> my wife, she says it all the time. "when you're done playing, you're going to hit a midlife crisis, you're not g

okay, better not better later in the show a lot more later in the show deion.'re the best that i've never say you too pound it. boom, thanks, chris. all right, we'll still to come dolly parton's library is expanding not talking about our songs, but her books soon. she will be helping california children. more plus it walks waves and dances. tesla unveils a robot it eventually hopes to bring to your home or workplace. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. today marks the fifth anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in us history 60 people were killed and hundreds mo

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. >> it's kind of gone out of fashion, but it reminded me listening to that when ej deion, way back when talked about false choices. and then you had the 1994 crime bill that said you didn't really have to choose. you could higher more police, you can spend more money or prevention, and you could ban assault weapons. they did all of that then. and the debate essentially -- >> a few problems with the crime. we'll that go for now. >> i understand. >> it is out of vote negative, i did say it was out of vote. >> but the assault weapons ban worked. it worked. >> look, will is nothing incompatible saying you want more policing, more respect for the community from the police and more restrictions on access to guns. those should not be incompatible positions. it's just very hard to get there in the way the politics now flows. >> if you live in pennsylvania, you're looking at a new story on your local news right now that wawa, the convenience had to close two locations in philadelphia because it's too violent to keep them open. you literally can't keep open the convenience store. so i understand

yes, it is going to be a spectacular weekend but different than what we experienced today, dan and deionr quality right now. we are looking at a cooler weekend a lovely view from our exploratorium camera air quality will remain perfect for outdoor activities better on sunday as the sea breeze picks up and certainly the marine layer is going to expand. we're already seeing it tree pollen elm and pine or running high which is why some of us are suffering from allergies fog and low clouds on live doppler 7 expanding overnight and then hanging around well into the afternoon tomorrow it is going to be cooler mid 80s and lynn mid-60s coast the accuweather seven day forecast featuring breezy conditions both days widespread gray a little drizzle and we'll go with a cooler weekend before fleet week festivities get underway and the autumn warmth returns to the area will bring you those temperatures into the 60s and 70s here in san francisco 90s. well inland so deon and dan just lovely weather well done on that forecast. thank you. i'll take that credit. oh, i'm gonna oh his lip read my lip reading

deion sanders, and let me tell you there is dancing and it is good so stick around.n has all of the energy. reggie: he really does. and he is doing amazing things in the program. kumasi: and for hbcu in general. and they are our rivals. ginger: you're gonna love this morning. kumasi: i'm a right with that. they beat us. reggie: -- is next week. kumasi: gma will be there too. reggie: gma will be at kumasi's homecoming. ginger: we will see if the dance quite gets to the level we just saw. kumasi: it is way. reggie: organist if kumasi gets down and we will be the judge of that. we will see you at 7:00 and have we will see you at 7:00 and have a great detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research show