with the har glenn harlem globetrott globetrotters. >> the team has won over 24,000 games over the lasthat didn't stop them from inviting ms. sara from coming to practice. >> these guys and girls are amazing. i was so honored to join them at training, but did i make the team? probably not. take a look. >> founded in 1926, the harlem globetrotters are still famous after all these years. they've played in 120 countries and dazzled over 136 million fans on six continents. how do you top that? ask me to join them at training camp. how long have you been coaching? >> coaching, like, my sixth year. >> but you were on the team too. >> yes, i played for 24 years. >> were you good? >> was i good, is that even a question here, hello, my name is sweet lou, sara. >> hello, sara. you're going to work out with us, you also have to dress like us. you haven't earned a nickname yet. your name is going to be blank, okay? ♪ >> oh, yeah! >> love that one. >> oh, yeah! >> yeah! >> so i just learned a few tricks and now they actually want me to scrimmage. got to brush the dust off the ball a little. wait, i

then the globetrotters approached me about trying out for the team.n: big easy, tell me about you. >> that's me over here. >> brian: i apologize. >> i'm from new orleans, louisiana. during hurricane katrina, i was coming out of college, my family evacuated to houston. the globetrotters were doing a charity haven't for the victims of hurricane katrina. i was called in for a workout when i was evacuated from the hurricane. this is my eighth season. >> brian: you you were on the aaction amazing race," right? >> yeah, i lost twice. >> brian: let's talk to dizzy grant. >> that's right. i went to seat harlem globetrotters when i was seven. my parents bought me my first basketball. this got me started playing. through college, i dreamed of playing professional basketball. here i am now seven years later. >> brian: here is what's different, not only with the pink jerseys for breast cancer awareness, but something you're doing that i never heard of. asking the fans to vote on four new rules put in. for example, in the barkley center, you're playing with two ba

well, it all started a long, long time ago, when the harlem globetrotters played their first game in hinckley, illinois, and after the game, a very sweet, nice woman made her way onto the bus

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agreed harlem globetrotter and basketball player first played baseball for the clowns.1950, mamie peanut johnson started pitching and a player laughed. quakes' he said i was as big as a peanut. >> the name peanut stock. between 1953-1955, she won 33 and lost eight games. she says she grew up playing baseball on this field that is named after her. she is upset that right now it seems to be more of a football and soccer field. >> you dedicate the field to me and then you make it a football field and a soccer field? >> he said the city promised that a baseball diamond was coming. >> i'm going to be right there. >> wow. >> sounds like she is still a pistol. >> absolutely. >> fantastic. what a great story. craigslist see what's coming up. -- >> lets see what is coming up. >> tonight at 6:00, month after month we have seen polls with different percentages in terms of the race for the white house. we're wondering if that information override is actually turning the voters off. also, it has been a year since the occupy movement came to the district. some say they never left tow

feel sorry for somebody and i felt like i was watching the washington generals playing the harlem globetrotters. that's a basketball reference. i wanted to make sure you knew that. but i bet at this point, romney's garbage man is voting for him. obama to me, he remained me of homer simpson rolling down the mountain and continually, no matter what he does, keeps hitting his head over and over and over again. every rock, it was -- he wanted to go. it was kind of sad. >> you know what it seemed like? mitt romney just -- didn't attack, but he was firm with him. no, mr. president, you're wrong. i didn't say that. those aren't the numbers. i don't think president obama has been spoken to like that in four years. >> no, he hasn't. >> flunkies say yes, sir, mr. president, you're right, mr. president. >> let me ask you a question, he says, romney says last night, this is why i think how can you give it a win to romney? he says, oh, my gosh, how can you say that i've been running on a plan to cut $5 trillion and give these tax cuts to the rich? wait a minute. that's exactly what you've been doing. how ca

the team that loss, the harlem globetrotters. this is good biden versus bad biden. good biden was actually in command, very aggressive in trying to get every vulnerability, including take advantage of the democrats were frustrated and president obama didn't take advantage in denver. and also what you guys have been talking about. was it just simply to distract them, to a nine, two discourteous? has smiles, interruptions. >> either way, that's a lot of headline tamara would be biden versus biden. you've covered joe biden in the senate and you've certainly covered him as part of the white house. was this unusual? obviously is a passionate guy, but this level of facial expression was almost a constant 90 minute stream of expression. >> it was interesting you were there. we just talked to someone close to the vice president, and we'll go back and check those, but said his facial expressions during the vice presidential debate last time were very similar the whole time. i'm thinking to myself, really? so why didn't you coach them about the split screen click >> i don't b