hebrew is very sharp, and after his punches his crowd was horn players come up writers, lena horne, he attracted another crowd. >> host: there is always a cultural disconnect with you have in the black community that you saw with the young cassius clay, a willingness to speak of yourself as being pretty and look pretty and look stylish. where it is a broad generalization among the white man you almost get to a homophobia results and in the black community is seen as you are pretty but the white community is suspect and something to keep at arm's length. you hear why can't they be more like joe louis and a more humble? there is that disconnect which also makes sugar ray robinson and a very fascinating man of his time. >> guest: right to. he had vanity as well. it takes day in vain person to purchase a pink cadillac. he had a nightclub and his wife had a lingerie business and a hair salon. these are things that robinson said to the world i looked good. >> host: we will go to daybreak. to have been listening to this interview the first is sugar ray robinson is an absolutely fascinating fi

back with continuing coverage of our top story, and a memorial service was held at the washington hebrewriends paid their respects to a man who was a washington icon. >> the compassion he had as a person and all the wonderful things that he did to make sure that his staff, the people that were working for him. his players, they were happy, he was one of the best competitors that i saw. when things were bad, he would come up with some of the unbelievable things to motivate the team or have meetings and to things. he was not one to sit around and not try anything. he had the values that you hope our young people would aspire to have. not just being successful as a businessman but being successful as a human being and someone who gave to every good cause that there was who reached out and who cared. it was efficient didn't ever why. every year. >> there are condolences about mr. pollin on our web site. and if you want to contribute your thoughts:out a video retrospective. >>> back to the nfl t has been a tough year to be a running back for the redskins. clinton portis is missing time becaus

and earlier today, at the washington hebrew congregation, the funeral services for abe pollin. dignitaries there. sheila johnson, charlie brotman, redskins owner daniel snyder. there's bob perry on the left, bob sirklu on the right. all in attendance to play respect to the 85-year-old pollin who passed away this past tuesday. irene pollin, the longest tenure owners notice n pa owning the wizards for 46 years, the wizards franchise. can you see the players with the black piece ofcloth attachd to their jerseys in honor and memorial for mr. pollin. some of the players have said they plan to dedicate the rest of the season to abe and use this entire situation to try to get this ship righted despite some of the things that have gone on in locker room talk and some of the bickerring you heard about. this is the time to do it >> phil: and it's still early. still a lot that can be accomplished. gilbert knocking down that jumper. washington with some good execution, making over 50% of their shots. they have 8 of their 11 made baskets. so that's a good start. >> steve: 58% from the field

hebrews 11, if anyone wants to look it up in the bible. very important thing.elieve in god, but that's the truth with me. and i'm not saying i'm perfect, believe me. but that's actually a connection that nick and i have, and so, you know, i never lose hope. i never lose faith. and i think my mother helped to instill that in me in terms my career. she would say, don't say "if i make it" say when i make it. >> larry: more with mariah. i'll sing a song for her too when we come back. >> larry: mariah carey is our guest. her new album "memoirs of an imperfect angel" is the number one r&b album in the country. her fragrance is forever. you have a fragrance? >> i have three, larry. you're not following the fragrance game. the fragrance game is pretty -- it's doing good. >> larry: do you select your fragrances? >> i was told elizabeth arden and this is true that i am the hardest working person they have ever met in terms of even a designer or a celebrity that worked on their fragrance. like, i worked from the inception. >> larry: smelling? >> smelling. deciding. you kn

hebrews 11, if anyone wants to look it up in the bible. it's very important to me.'m a believer, i believe in god, that's how i get through things. but that's the truth with me. and i'm not saying i'm perfect, believe me. but that's actually a connection that nick and i have. so, you know, i never lose hope. i never lose faith. and i think my mother helped to instill that in me in terms of my career. because she would say don't say if i make it, say when i make it. >> more with mariah. i'll sang little song for her too when we come back. text-out-loud-reading, turn-by-turn-direction- giving sync® system ...in the all-new taurus from ford. (beep) (sync® voice) please say a command. read message. (sync® voice) highway 8 closed. update route. (sync® voice) turn right on silver road. (announcer) we speak car. we speak innovation. introducing the all-new taurus from ford. drive one. >>> mariah carey is our guest. her new album, memoirs of an imperfect angel is the number one r&b album in the country. her fragrance is forever. is that a fragrance? >> i've got three left.

[applause] [music ] >> it is hebrew from the tel mode. it's as long live. -- it says, "long life." [music] >> i could have got more. i could have got more. >> many people are alive because of you. >> if i made more money -- i threw away so much money. you have no idea. if i had just -- >> it is good because of what you did. >> i did not do enough. >> you did so much. [music] >> we are the witnesses to the truth of what happened guarded nobody can challenge what we are talking about because we were there. our obligation is to talk about this as long as we live. we need to spread the word that inhumanity to man to man is the biggest crime ever committed. she inhumanity man-to-man -- humanity man-to-man is the greatest respect and we have to talk about and because i live because of the humanity of a man was a german captor, womanizer, part of an organization who gambled with his money and his life proved the point that humanity still exists. [violin solo] [violin & piano duet] [violin & piano duet] [violin & piano duet] [violin & piano duet] >> ladies and gentlemen, performing that ca