i don't wish i was being compared to jackie robinson. >> we know you'll do great for the cfl.o see youing back on the field and suited up. have you set the date? can you break some news for me right now, michael? >> we have not set the date. he's back in the states. he will be coming to visit me in a couple of weeks but i don't know if he will like the cold or not. >> we'll find out for sure. michael sam, great to see you and congratulations and good for the cfl. we'll continue to watch your career flourish. thanks for your time michael. >>> so bernie sanders officially rolls out his campaign for the presidency. we're going to take you to vermont to discuss the impact he could have on the 2016 field with hillary clinton. plus bombshell allegations from two of the b.b. king's daughters, why they think their father was poisoned. we'll be right back. we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as their doctors prescribed. it could help save tens of thousands of

>> oh, hell yeah, unless you want to give the little league title back to jackie robinson west.they either cheated or they didn't. if we think they cheated, let's erase the ted wells lawyer speak. seattle, get ready. >> can you imagine? that would literally, what davis saying, you would have riots, actually? >> you would absolutely have riots. what we are complaining about in baltimore would be 50 times worse in boston. i can't imagine that happening, not the least reason of which is the undue influence and power that patriots owner, robert kraft has, specially in roger goodell's inner circle. >> let's be clear. they did win the game. they destroyed the colts in that game. they scored a ton in the second half after they replaced the football. to me, it is less about -- to me, what's fascinating here is just like the idea of how this habitual lying gets engendered in the institution. >> the offense isn't all that egregious. aaron rodgers kind of likes his balls overinflated. the coverup is what the problem is and the institution and culture of cheating that a lot of people around

first of all, all the kid on jackie robinson west on the south side of chicago should be picketting the nfl offices and saying, they took our title? >> they're in a different league, dave. >> it doesn't matter. >> nfl has no control over jackie robinson. >> cheating is cheating. we need a sports czar in washington to say cheating is cheating. second issue. the people in seattle right now in broadway, sir mix-a-lot, macklemore, the blues scholars, everybody should be getting together for the super bowl parade as seattle, richard sherman and russell wilson say hey, we won this. you know why? because the patriots cheated. they are habitual cheaters and should be able to give up this title. >> okay. first of all, i disagree with that. but here's my feeling, okay? what i think is crazy here isn't necessarily infraction itself. it's the self righteous denial. if they said, look, tom likes the footballs a certain way. he tried really hard to get that line as close to what was legally permissible as possible. we -- you know, maybe we went over a little bit. you know, it's a few little like grad

they wore number 42 in honor of the great jackie robinson. organizers say they did to it teach these kid that while baseball is great character is that much more important. >>> our time for check on sports, jeff skversky is here ape chase you the thely is struggling. >> he is having a tough time. out of the line up for third time in four games. chase utley is off to the worst start by a big leaguer in over a hundred years. yeah phillies star woke up this morning hitting .099. hall of famer mike schmidt says utley should not the think about retiring and utt will turn it around. the you the liz and ryan howard are out of the ryne sandberg's line up against the the mets. down one in the sixth carlos ruiz down left field line. phillies get two in the inning and take a one run lead. the but then in the seventh the birthday boy aaron harang ouch. this is not the what he wants. a two run shot to the left. get out those rally hats. chase utley gets a standing ovation, as he comes up as a pinch hitter in the ninth. how about this, he singles to center

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a great american putting his arm around jackie robinson. there's absolutely nothing admirable about what tom brady does or tiger woods do. regardless of what goodell does if he cheated he should be suspended. this is the type of thing that makes people sick of the current culture we're in. >> and also in the context of these larger issues that the league is facing criticism how they handle domestic violence and criticism of the science about head injuries and long-term impact from that. it's coming out in an environment that's tricky. >> the broader question is whether pro football and football in this country is under a kind of death sentence because of the concussion problem. it looks as if time goes on fewer and fewer young people will be playing the game. having said that the writings are bigger than ever and more people than watching than ever. >> we have to take a little break here and we'll see later in the program. up next the attack on a muhammad cartoon context in texas raises new concern about home grown terrorism. we'll talk to

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. >> well, the book is about perry wallace, the jackie robinson of the deep south.t in the late 1960s. he's so much more than just a basketball player. he was a brilliant guy. he was valedictorian of his high school an engineering student at vanderbilt today he's professor of law at american university. he's kind of a hidden hero i loved writing about. >> harold? >> look i have to tell you, i love your dad's work i love your work. what was the most revealing thing about perry and how he was able to overcome so much. you think about opposite s.e.c. at that time, the deep seeded animosity, valedictorian. how did he do it and what did you learn most about his character and person doing the study? >> the title is "strong inside" referring to his basketball ability as a strong inside player but more than that his strong inner character. just this incredible man who grew up at the height of the civil rights movement. he entered kindergarten in 1954 he was around emmett till's age when emmett till was murdered. he was a 12-year-old kid watching sit-ins in downtown national