did you have a relationship with jordan mcgraw?> jordan is one of my friends. >> there's never been a physical relationship between the two of you? >> no, we've just been friends. >> it was also business. crystal said she's working with jordan a song writer and music exec on her own singing career. >> i worked on music, i've known him for a year. he's one of my friends, will continue to be one of my friends. >> are you dating anyone? >> people say so many things. i'll go out with a security guard that's close in age with me, all of a sudden, he's my boyfriend. people say what they want. ♪ >> "club queen" crystal's first single was done without jordan's help. she denies that the release was rushed to coincide with the breakup. >> the song comes out earlier this year. "playboy" decided and music company decided, hey let's bring it out around the time of the wedding, that's how it happened. >> my fiance is 60 years older than me. i don't understand his record choices. now you can end the confusion. introducing the crystal harris age g

jordan, they owned him.t get that out of the way. this commercial does come in the early 1990s and in my book i defined the 1980s as the reagan era all the way through to about 1992. this commercial and bodies with the nike executive called the idea of the outlaw with morals, the idea of the rogue, that you can explain the way things happen in society well in institutions as either the outsider or -- force the institution to do something or somebody inside the institution went rogue, with all this against the institution and that commercial of charles barkley is the ultimate idea of the outlaw with morals, a guy who is saying, who is really yelling at you, almost lecturing you saying i don't follow any rules and nike made a market out of this. these are the key nike icons other than michael jordan that they focused on as the outlaw moral, prefontaine, john mcenroe, berkeley, bo jackson, andrew agassi and deion sanders are just some of the examples. the idea that to go rogue, to go lawless, to go against inst

bush signed into law the jordanian free trade agreement opening the door to set up shop in jordan and import products in the united states without any tariffs no taxes as if they were produced right here in the united states one business taking advantage of this new free trade agreement was a garment company in classic that specializes in making clothes mostly for wal-mart but also ains and kohl's and the gap in other products and what goes on behind closed doors at the classic factory will shock you a new report by the institute for global labor and human rights details rampant human rights abuses at the classic factory in jordan the report is titled sexual predators and serial rapists run wild at wal-mart supplier in georgia and you can probably take a guess at what the report is talking about from its title. this factory is filled mostly with women of mostly sri lankan origin because the company doesn't want to pager again ians who would likely ask for higher wages and safer working conditions and these sri lankan women have to work thirteen hours a day seven days a week for sixty

i think he is god disguised as michael jordan.nese kids listed jordan and communists leaders as the two greatest men in history. this is from a poll of chinese kid in the 1980s. "washington post" calls in the most famous man on earth. fellow nba player preferring to jordan as jesus in nikes. this is again an example of how in the 1980s we started deifying the individual who could soar above his team. this gets actually further decontextualized even for michael jordan. just becomes this image. it doesn't even matter that it is mike will jordan anymore. this becomes i argue in the 1980s, a cult of the individual. this is a time when a lot of the self-help industry begins to explode. we see in a lot of our popular culture the movies and television shows about how the individual is the savior of society. societal institutions cannot take society into itself. here are just some examples of these iconic products, these iconic cultural products that say the individual can save everybody. and they save everybody with lines and i had to in

jordan? a lot of times what parents ask is, "how can i start that conversation with my child?" because it might feel awkward, it might feel wrong to have that conversation. and two tricks that i always give to parents is: one, everyone asks how you are doing. in our society we all say, "how are you doing?" to make that positive connection, to start a conversation, i tell parents ask your kids how they are feeling, and that can change the entire dialect of a conversation by just one word, "how are you feeling?" and the other thing is relate. i know my parents and i used to do this thing called highs and lows. at dinner we would talk about our highs for the day, what we loved, and then our lows, what was our down point for the day. and for me, that secured me, to know that i'm not just going through a bad day. my mom, my dad, they can have a bad day too. so always relate and try to start a conversation is a good tip for parents. when we come back we are going to be talking more about what parents can do, what programs are available, and how everyone can really get engaged and get

why is it important, jordan? i want you to make that broadly known. why is it important for schools to have individuals like yourself go and speak to the student body and speak to parents? i think it's important to have, you know, someone speak on mental health, like myself to go into schools basically to generate and to start a conversation. because what i think happens is there is a conversation started and that generates a lot of attention and from that attention that is when the education begins. and that is what i like to do, is just to plant a seed when i go to speak at those schools so that the kids there, the parents there, the teachers there have something to think about. and the goal is that, when i get home at the end of the day after speaking to that school, they're just not talking about those mental heaealth issues and topics the next day, the next week, the next month, but for months and years after that. and that is why i think it's important, like active minds, the organization that i speak for, there's over 300 new branches over the

the problem with jordan there is a town in jordan it was very radical. in iraq you'll remember the character zarqawi who was part of the al-qaeda in iraq, one of the leaders we eventually -- the u.s. military eventually killed him but zarka is a town outside of amman that is a major recruiting capital for al-qaeda. amman may look very sleepy and jordan may look very sleepy under the king but there's a lot going on and so the fact you have a suicide bomber going into the opposition offices, there are tensions between the protesters, the radical islamists and then those who are trying to hold onto power such as the king. >> and the a.p. is also reporting the italian foreign minister italy has recognized the opposition libyan national transition council as the only legitimate voice in libya. let's go back to phone calls, san juan, puerto rico, peter. >> caller: those who has played hardball -- [inaudible] >> caller: that would even create more inhostility and it could go on and on forever. they said we need to quiet our men. my earlier point and the world n

like -- i had, like, a michael jordan t-shirt.ith jordan paraphernalia like a -- >> jimmy: really? >> i was 13 and this is before i realized that you could touch boobs, not just look at them in magazines. >> jimmy: yeah, right. you can? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: they don't honk or anything? >> no. >> jimmy: wow, that's weird. >> but i used to travel around with, like, his rookie card that i had, just, like, in my backpack at the time. >> jimmy: really? >> that nerdy. it was awful. but that thing was worth $4,000, i didn't know it. i was rolling around with it. but there was a two-day tournament. so, the first day, i got into a golf cart. this was when you could actually talk to him. before he had won a championship. he was very accessible. no different than you and i, a man of the people. >> jimmy: justin bieber. >> like bieber, exactly. so, we, then, the next day, we took the photo, my mom blew it up to 8 by 10 and i presented it to him the very next day. me sitting next to him. and asked him to sign it. but throughout that whole

jordan. [applause] >> thanks very much for that kind introduction and thanks to the national world war ii museum for allowing me to come out for a few minutes and share some more stories about three of america's most impressive soldiers. the title of the book is "brother, rivals, victors". that title, those three words are the only part of the book that were not revised, cut out, taken out, put back in, and excise since i put pen to paper back in 2006. the reason the title alone survives five years of editorial bloodletting is because those three words, "brother, rivals, victors," to meet some up a partnership of three american generals who produced one of the most extraordinary results in our nation's history. with that i would like to spend a few minutes sharing stories about the brotherhood, rivalry and ultimately the victory in western europe that was eisenhower, bradley and patton. the brotherhood began almost a century ago this summer in august of 1911. and the united states military ac

they traded the guy -- the kid that was jewish. >> jimmy: jordan farmar. >> yeah, jordan farmar. >> jimmywent to a kibbutz in israel, got picked off, and he's not even playing anymore. >> jimmy: is that where he went? >> no, no. he's a great player. he's a great player. but they -- you know. look at the black chick, she never laughs. [ laughter ] obama, ha, ha, ha, ha. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, everyone has been put on notice. >> he might play. he's a good basketball player i understand. >> jimmy: barack obama is a good basketball player. >> that's good, you remember his name. b-b-barack obama. [ laughter ] don't get nervous, you don't have a cousin going to jail. forget about it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how do you know i don't have a cousin going to jail? >> this isn't charades, don't be a smart ass, okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, don, let me ask frthis, because this is from -- >> hey, don, what is that? hey, don, what? >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> hey, don! >> jimmy: hey, mr. rickles. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is from a lakers game, and you were captured, it appears -- i

also, former terp jordan williams struts his stuff for the wizards.nd why bryce harper was in such an affectionate mood last night when news 4 at 6:00 continues. >>> i'm reading lindsay's copy. and it occurs to me that none of us here at nbc is going to receive a raise at any time in the next couple of years. now she's going to telluous. >> we might get a cool little gift. >> a mug. >> a gym bag. >> all right. all right. >> they are saying this because the olympic games are staying right here on nbc. the international olympic committee awarded all of the olympic games through 2020 to nbc, which outbid two other u.s. tv networks. they did $4.38 billion -- >> there you go. >> there you go. >> there's your mug. >> nbc already has the rights to the 2012 games in london, but now will also air the winter olympics. you'll have to watch your suits. no more for you. in 2014. in 2018 as well as the summer games in 2016 and 2020. >>> moving on now to golf. tiger woods is listening to doctors for once and looking ahead. woods announced he will not play next week

maryland's jordan williams is trying to avoid that fate. dave owens caught up with him as he auditioned for the wizards. >> reporter: jordan williams was not planning on turning pro. >> i was going to go work out and work hard and come back and play for maryland. >> then things changed. he decided to get an agent and forgo his final two seasons of eligibility. why? >> i felt myself making changes right away. it was my time to go. >> still leading terp nation where he was a point scoring, rebound grabbing machine wasn't easy. >> people say i woke up one day and said i'm going to leave. it was a long process. >> reporter: where does he fit in? williams played center at maryland. he won't do that in the nba. so, now he's working on transforming himself into a more vert till power forward. here's how. step one. he drop.ed about 10 points. step two, three hour shooting sessions to improve his mid- range jumper, something he rarely showcased during his college career. >> gain confidence with the shot. that's the important thing. >> reporter: it i

i'm tracy jordan.lity. i cannot be his mentor. - well, i'd love for you to be my mentor, sir. but unfortunately, i already have one. - stop calling me! - okay, what would jack tell me to do? first, he would probably explain that evolution makes men promiscuous, even when they're 80, like my pathetic dad. - is your dad pathetic, or is he maybe, on some level, admirable? maybe his sons would respect him more as a man. maybe they'd stop calling him a "bald wang" in front of the babysitter. - i mean, can you imagine dick lemon at a singles bar? it makes me want to barf. - ugh, those old men that hit on you at clubs are so lame. - lame? or--or is it heroic? - why can't they see how idiotic they look? - with guys like that, i always just say, "who's younger-- me or your daughter?" that usually creeps them out enough that they leave. - that wouldn't work on me. - jack. why does tracy have a news obit and i don't? - huh. i never thought of you for the donaghy mentoring experience, but you are an unceasing onsl

the problem with jordan is that there is a town in jordan that is very radical. your murder -- you remember how zarqawi, who was one of the leaders the we-he was a leader for al qaeda. there are tensions between protestors, a radical islamists , and those trying to power, such as the king. host: let's go back to phone calls. caller: as long as the leaders are planning a hard ball, there is no peace. people go on and on forever. my other point, i am very concerned -- and the world, not just the u.s. should be concerned. they have brought 150,000 army mercenaries. he said he will release them to europe as soon as he is done with them. he is paying them $300 for each person they killed. guest: we have certainly heard a lot about these mercenaries to be annoyed. it is not clear surely how extensive their role is. guest: i have to jump in there. host: go ahead. guest: in terms of the mercenaries, they're the ones protecting him and it is the reason he is holding on to the capitol right now i have heard reports about him and i do not think we know what will happen if t

that's michael jordan and his boy.a minute. you out on the court with michael jordan. i said yo mike come over here, stick me g, stick me. yo. i started running around with the ball and threw this wild shot up, i closed my eyes and i said, please go please go in the ball switch and michael jordan was chasing me around, you little -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. you scored on michael jordan. >> it luz awas a luck shot. but i'm a rapper man, i'm not a basketball player. >> jimmy: i was talking to carson about this during the break. a big fan of "flavor of love" and your followup show. the best part -- i knew this -- i don't know that everyone knows that you were throughout that entire time, when you were on the show dating women, 25 women, whatever, 75 whatever the hell -- >> 60 of them. it ain't my fault. all my producers, those are the ones -- >> jimmy: as much as we enjoy hearing the credits. tell me this. your girlfriend at the time you were living with her, your real girlfriend. while you're on tv dati

jon kaufman, ronald wi, richard wu. >> i am a member of the jordan park improvement association. i have nothing against the booker t. washington project. the public benefit overshadows some of the neighborhood benefit. in a good compromise, nobody wins 100%. what i would like to understand is that the mayor's office of housing has stated the financials and a deficit of $500,000 for operating costs. if the operating costs are going up with 50 units, i would think with less units, there would be less operating costs. if the ceiling level were dropped, the building could still be lower and have the same number of units there. i do not think this has been considered. we did not have all the players altogether at one time. we're hearing different stories parking spaces and bicycles bases. i do not think some of the parking spaces are for the affordable housing units or the ms spaded -- in as a bid adieu. there for the faculty and booker t. washington staff. -- emancipated youth. there are all of these buses. i am having some issues here. we could solve this better. there are other opt

we're going is also we have a country we have more legitimacy and we can see that as countrymen jordan or i mentioned that many times as long as georgia claims are causing itself the safety of georgia your question its legitimacy as a country since they'd gone control the territory that which they claim. is up to the order to decide which future you want the same thing what are they going to continue to be a proxy regime in the caucasus or are they going to rather than look at the neighbors around them and just start building a peaceful caucasus with all of this to put confrontation of all soviet union had retained and new democratic well guess what sort of relationship does applies here maintain with russia and how do you expect it to develop we have agreements with her. besides disagreements we have personal the story called good relations brother relations into the into cultural narratives saying we have we georgia but we north claiming georgian territory we're not fighting them with russia we have better relations for from russia is important economic report before . i was many tim

it is easy to win when you have michael jordan, kobe bryant, bill walton. does that diminishes his accomplishments, the talent that he happened to have? >> we got into that one night. he said that no coach can win without talent. not every coach can coach talent. i would argue that coaching michael jordan, scottie pippen, that is the easiest job in the world. kobe and shaq, it will take the wizard of oz to handle that. the wall center back in his day and all of those guards. then bill walton came along. coach to his last breath it would always kid and joke about bill walton. it was not easy with vietnam and all of the protests. they ended up as close as a player and coach could get. he knew how to make talent to work together. to play as a team, that is the the big job. tavis: are these the principles that resonate most with pat williams? >> make sure -- make each day your masterpiece. not formally educated. a farmer in the midwest. he had a way with words. i think about that every day. we are going to makes this day the best it can be. strive for perfectio

jordan williams working out for your wizards. he declared early for the nba draft and is focusing on what he pounds which herter. hopes to make him more of a perimeter player. he discussed his decision to lead the terps and head to the pros. >> you know, they took me in right away. it was so hard for me to get up and leave. it was a long process to really think about what i wanted to do, and to leave the fans who have graced me so much, it was tough to do but sometimes i feel the tough decision is the best decision. >> his face did look thinner. >> stanley cup finals, last night, watch this, levelled by the canucks rome. he suffered a severe concussion. the bruins announced he'll miss the rest of the series. the nhl announced rome has been suspended four games. the canucks lead the series 2 games to 1 so he's done for the playoffs. right now, nba finals, game 4, dallas leads by two in the fourth quarter over the heat. the heat lead the series two games to one. i'm dave feldman. have a great night. brian is back right after this.

the situation room goes for them on the border with jordan it will improve after we establish for the functional transfer of control of the border between our puzzle is the problem of the georgian government to set up policies and the plans of the most importance and i want to repeat the words of president bush who said it many times the most important thing is that we were going to rise also we are the country we have mortgages mustn't be considered as country then there would be. i mentioned it many times as long as georgia claims the policy itself the city of georgia your question its legitimacy as a country seriously don't control the territory of that which they claim. it is up to do if you're going to cite which future you want to see are they more are they going to continue to be a proxy regime in the caucasus or are they going to rather look at the neighbors around them to start building a peaceful caucasus without this for a confrontation involved so we can union heritage and new democratic relevance what sort of relationship does applies here maintain with russia and how do

it is supported by all of the neighborhood associations including the presidio heights and jordan park neighborhoods. [tone!] supervisor mirkarimi: 80. next speaker, please. -- thank you. >> my name is larry griffin. i am on the board of the booker t. washington center. i am here to speak in favor of the project. i am a native of san francisco and the western addition. a first set foot in booker t. washington in 1962 with my father who was doing volunteer basketball coaching. this is a very important project not just to the african-american community but the community of san francisco as a whole. the idea of transitional housing for youth, if you go down to mcalester and market or any parts of the tenderloin, you will see where a lot of foster youth and a graduate in two. they really do not have places to go to. it is really important. there's a lack of affordable housing in the city. this is a good project. it is a win-win for everybody. i understand the concerns of neighbors. i would be more concerned about a muni bar in my neighborhood than booker t. washington center. i hope you vo

he said michael jordan was the greatest scorer of all time, which is -- i don't know what's going on with pippen, but that's ridiculous. everyone knows the best scorer of all-time was teen wolf. he had girlfriend named boof so end of argument right there. the dallas mavericks have a lot of veteran players. they were the oldest team in the playoffs this year. and, you know, it's a lot harder to jump when your shorts are filled with silver dollars and hard candy, so -- [ laughter ] the mavericks are so old that if the series ends in miami they're planning to just stay there and live out their remaining days. it's funny listening to the announcers talk about how old these guys are and realizing that every one of them is at least five years younger than i am. i've been watching a lot of the pre and post game analysis of the series. it's very important to watch this stuff, so you know what to feel and how to think. but i'll be honest. i miss charles barkley. charles barkley is a lot of fun to watch. so, to inject a bit of charles into this series, we took the audio from his show "inside t

maryland's jordan williams is trying to avoid that. jordan phillips auditions for the wizards today. >> not planning on turning pro. >> i was going to go work out and work hard to come back and play for maryland. >> then things changed. he decided to get an agent and forgo his final two seasons. why? >> my confidence built up. i made drastic changes right away and felt it was my time to go. >> leading nation where he was a point scoring rebound grabbing machine wasn't easy. >> woke up one day and said i am going to leave. it was a long process. >> so now that he made the leap, where does he fit in? williams played center in maryland, but he's not going to do that. now he's working on transforming himself into a power forward. here's how. step one, he dropped ability ten pounds. step two, shooting sessions to improve his mid range jumper. something he rarely showcased. >> getting accomplished with the shot. that's the foreign thing. >> it's a must. today's top nba power forwards or dallas are bigger than williams and they don't strictly

jordan william was one of six players working out for the wizards yesterday.after the workout, williams discussed his decision to leave the terps early and head to the nba. >> maryland was huge to me. they took me in right away. it was hard to get up and leave. people think i woke up one day and said i want to leave. it was a long r

, michael jordan.ne for 10 years every day maybe michael jordan is not a great of a guy as he is when he is selling in nike tissues, but they will be all right because they both did great together. >> i have only been in the bay area for a short time and i'm trying to figure out why are you supposed to be so good, why don't you wear a tie? as the >> you know what i would do, come back at 8:25 p.m. and i will wear a tie. @ Ñ3ñ >>> rihanna shoots a man in her new music video. why she's defending the violence. >> and is a famous actress admitting an affair with arnold schwarzenegger. i'm brooke anderson. >> i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. >> with father's day around the bend, seems arnold is really working on his relationship with his kids. >> inside arnold's meeting with his son. >> and did he cheat on maria withridget neilsen. >> hi, arnie, hi, maria. >> very involved with arnold. >> is meredith leaving to go back to "the view"? meredith's co-host the exit tonight. >> who wants

the name of his character on "30 rock" is tracy jordan. and also, other people are weighing in.ith rick santorum about homphobic issues, being call ed aphob aphobic, and i want you to listen to that. >> do you have gay friends? >> yeah, in fact, i have had gay people work for me. >> and friends? >> yeah. >> you know how people say, i have black friends. >> yeah, i do. and they respect that i have differences of opinion on that, and i talk about these things in front of them. and we have conversations about it. they differ from me, but they know that i love them because they're my friends. >> so he also talks more about that. he says in fact, he's not a homophobe, and with all these issues we talked about, we had a long conversation. he's candid and open. and a lot of people will want to watch that. that's starting in a few minutes, and anthony weiner, our best political team at the top of the hour, and they're going to weigh in on what should happen now that nancy pelosi is saying, you have to go. >> lots of news coming up, political news in the hour, and it's always fascinating

my name is rose, part of the jordan park apartment association. what this is really about is about checks and balances. instead of having my face on the video, i will put a little picture up. it is about checks and balances. i would really like people do understand that. i understand we have to try to get rid of some of these, what they call, cumbersome little things in government. but since we do not know exactly which ones and we will not be told, we also will not know the actual true cost. the cost of some of these, what is considered savings in government, trying to fix the process and everything. so if we have this on the ballot for the voters to decide, we will not really know the true cost of the savings, because we d which ones are going to be effective. that is my concern. thank you very much. supervisor kim: thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? supervisor, welcome back. >> thank you very much. citizen at large. [laughter] i have gotten a little larger. about 5 pounds larger. [laughter] it is tough to get to the gym

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jordan kirkland, veronica brady , and the friends of bernal gardens who brought this burden to fruition. the department of public works is out there to hold hands and work with everyone. it is through their leadership that we are able to improve our neighborhoods. i would especially like to thank the staff of dpw who go out to all of these meetings and start these projects. i want to thank all of the bureau's at dpw who assisted in bringing supplies, and doing some work, or making sure that the project was built as planned. thank you very much. [applause] >> there are a lot of other people to think. you have been hearing a lot about this gentleman, julian, who is responsible for a lot of this. i used to live not far from here. i used to walk my dog upon the hill there. it is so great to see the transformation of this space. it is something i want to see in my neighborhood as well. it does not happen without the leadership of the grass-roots level. we're there to support it, but the leadership is not there from the community, it does not happen. it is my great pleasure to bring forth a g

over 3 months i hand typed 580 letters and wrote dollar michael jordan and dear mr. stalone. guess what happened? nothing. at christmas i got a check from tom brocaw for a hundred dollars. i sold my car a buick for 500 dollars in a seedy area in oakland. by spring i raised 200 dollars. my marth was a principal at an elementary school. she invited me to talk to the kids. when i was leaving a fourth grader looked me in the eye and said, i have a piggy bank at home and i will help you raise money for the school in pakistan. i didn't think anything of it. 6 weeks later the school is raised 65,000 penes. >> main stage's loud efts performance was about bief the detroit native high strung. they had an energyic performance. the concert was a plash back to the kinks and the who and tv shows like hala blue. ladies and gentlemen. the high strung. [music] >> hope you enjoyed this look back at some of the entertaining guests that graced the stage of the main library. you can watch more highlights from main stage on you tube and new episodes on sfg. org. watch for more readings, speakers a

he said his father was the deputy prime minister of jordan. i was like, "ok." minute court partner -- my moot court partner, he said his father owned three swiss banks. i think even before entrepreneurship, it is financial literacy. we need to educate ourselves about what these resources are. it is financial literacy and really wealth literacy, understanding that there are different kinds of wealth beyond just monetary wealth, but you need to understand monetary wealth, spiritual well, the social capital we have and understand how to cultivate those things and invest them properly. those are important skills. at the same time, i do not think black capitalism is the solution to the problems of black folks who have been the victims of capitalism's boot. >> making sure that that kind of information becomes available. that could be the subject of what we deal with in black history month. you know? hal the wealth is developed. who developed it. loans what? how one gets to own it. we could do that. it could be touchy, but it could be useful. i'm just saying that we c