valley in the occupied west bank the area running along the jordan bordering jordan is to teach equally important for both israelis and palestinians the photo area is home to israeli settlements palestinian villages and many times. at this israeli pepper from sun is waiting to hear more about president trump's way full of it. lots of things that we don't need anyone to lay out a peace plan having said that we trust president trump and prime minister netanyahu that they will strike a good deal. expectations are particularly high among israeli officials that the term plan could lead to the annex a sion of the jordan valley area that means it would officially become part of the state of israel as prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised during the last election campaign. i think it's a historic and dramatic moment for the state of israel. the adoption of israeli law in the jordan valley and the dead sea will give security personal security to the residents of the coastal plain and the people of israel. put decades israeli politicians have demanded that the jordan valley remain with israe

born in 1908, jordan was raised on a wheat farm.l interest was that fabulous new invention, the car. >> grandpa was around machinery all the time, and automobiles were just beginning to happen. he got interested, and it was just a lifelong passion. >> jordan grows up, gets married, and then, at 34 years old, abandons his wife and three young kids for a 16-year-old girl in town. >> when my mother and her brother and sister were still children, my grandfather left the family for another woman. her name was ruby, and that was quite a scandal. everybody was hurt by it. >> in 1946, oliver buys a salvage yard in enid, where he and ruby live, and where he makes money selling old cars and parts. oliver runs the salvage yard successfully for seven years. but then in 1953, he gets into a nasty argument with the town of enid over zoning and regulations -- two words he detests. >> the city came in and told him he had to put in a bathroom and do some other things, and grandpa just didn't like to be told what to do. >> he was just not a rule foll

by the people of jordan by the government of jordan and by the king of jordan jordan then rejecting this plan as you say prime minister netanyahu seems bent on carrying out an extension as soon as possible. of west bank settlements but also jordan i wonder how will it react if and when israel onix is not just west bank settlements but also the jordan valley would this in danger israel speace with jordan. this would in the interest of course because the treaty. between jordan and theirs that i would choose a fuse on a problem opinions of a parliamentarian level 'd is clear when it comes to the jordan valley and this is a clear breach of the peace treaty between jordan and israel and therefore this jeopardizes the whole treaty you know again this is one state solution and. this is what basically the whole deal of the century is it is not a viable plan it is not a viable solution and it will not happen on ground that will not happen with all due respect to all. countries that of. been in the white house when it was announced it is different when you live in palestine that is different

remainin with il as a security buffer is the eastern border with jordan.oday, is already controlled by israel as a result of the oslo peace accords. this area makes up about one ququter of thehe bank. israelis say they cannot give up the jordan valley for strategic reasons. palestinian's say there cannot be a palestinian state without the jordan valley. in the palestinian village, people are waiting to hear what the trump plan in tales. the leadership was not consulted becaususe it has cut diplomatic relations with the trump administstration. >> he doeses not havave the rig. he does not havave the right to hand out land that is not his. it is not the property of his father you can just hand out. >> skepticism also prevails among palestinians in the part of the city palestinians would like to see as the capital of a future state. in 2017, trump recogninized jerusalem as the capital israel. many have no hope you will take their interests into account. >> this deal brings fear. it is a humiliation. sincnce 1948, we have tried to establish ouour presence that

jordan. from "spinning out," january jones. and music from cigarettes after sex. and now, for the most part, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. that's very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. relax. i'm glad you're in a good mood. 2020 has not been good so far. i feel like ryan seacrest lied to us. u.s. and canadian intelligence officials believe that after the airstrike the other night, when iran retaliated against us, iran, the iranians accidently shot down a ukrainian passenger jet, killing all the passengers onboard, 176 people. and the "new york times" today obtained video that appears to have captured the incident. officials believe that the plane was shot down by two russianmade missiles from iran. and of course president trump rejects the notion that this terrible accident may have been a result of his recklessness. >> i think somebody could have made a mistake on the other side. could have made a mistake. it

people did not know until they saw that card that in high school his nickname was magic jordan.ichael went to his home in chicago and picked out several items to put in the museum, whether it was nba all-star game trophies, m.v.p., national player awards that he won at north carolina. one item that gets a lot of mention is the recruiting letter. it is probably one of the most talked about light -- items because of the respect michael has for the coach. it is certainly one of those pieces where people go, why is there a letter from duke university? they see it is a letter about his and -- recruitment. michael is a great ambassador of the university of north carolina and one of the greatest players of all time in all of nba history. basketball is important not just at unc, but in this state, this region, certainly in our community, and definitely on campus at unc. the acc has grown. it was called tobacco road because so many of the problems were based in north carolina. basketball is part of the culture. part of when you come to school in north carolina, people come here to be par

that the united states will recognize sovereignty in areas vital to security and he included the jordan valley in fact in that reference something which is sure to be controversial given this what does trump hope to get from this deal. well i think that president donald trump was not only addressing israel and the palestinians touring this these statements but of course he was also addressing keyspace here in the united states christian of and jelly because who support the state of israel and of course also influential members of jewish communities in the u.s. that president trump is hoping to win over from the democrats we have to keep in mind that we will have a presidential election here in the u.s. in november and of course president would like to be reelected so it's not only about international affairs and bringing peace and prosperity to the region but it is also of course about president trump and his reelection campaign alexandra for naaman with the view from washington thank you very much. and for our viewers who are joining us now at the top of the hour u.s. president donald

jordan has printed out architectural plans. i asked him to explain the plans to me, i said i am not an architect and i emphasized my concerns related to privacy. he walked me to their windows and said they would be keeping the windows and as i could see, my privacy is protected by trees and bamboo from mine and my neighbor's yard. i agreed and felt greatly relieved. what he did not tell me, they were adding windows and a balcony on my property line. if he had, it would be obvious that the location of that windows and balcony could severely compromise my privacy and noise. they continued to assure me that they would address my concerns. and then in 2018, they e-mailed me saying they wanted a minor change. i didn't understand the location of the wall or why it was needed, but again it wanted to be supportive so i agreed to the change. i don't see the wall drawn in the plans, and i bring it up now because i no longer trust them and i want to be assured that the plans will be built as drawn without the referenced support wall. in t

valley but you mr president you recognize that israel must have sovereignty in the jordan valley and the other . in other strategic areas of judea and some area rather than pay. easy lip service to israel's security and simply shut your eyes hope for the best you recognize that israel must have sovereignty in places that an able israel to defend itself by itself and the enemy. for too long far too long the very heart of the land of israel where our patriarchs prayed our prophets preached and our kings ruled has been outrageously branded as illegally occupied territory well today mr president you are puncturing this big lie and and your recognizing israel sovereignty over all the jewish communities in judea and samaria large and small alike and. these as the distinguished pastors who are here know very well these are places inscribed in the pages of the bible these are places carved into the bedrock of our common civilization the sacred tune in her bone where the fathers and mothers of the jewish people are buried better where jacob dreamed of the latter ascending to the heavens shoul

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he talked about jordan's work ethic and practicing michael jordan's moves. he saw himself as destined to take that role. h >> this is how focussed kobe bryant was at the age of 17. he was asked to be in the monica/brandy video "that boy is mine" and he said no because he was entering the nba draft and didn't want to look like he was distracted to nba executives. that was kobe from day one. you have to have that kind of focus. i keep thinking of a story that another player told me about playing with jordan -- i'm sorry, playing with kobe on the lakers and kobe showing up to practice two hours early without a ball and just doing his moves on the court without a ball and practicing his foot work over and over again just playing against his own shadow and he pl told me he had just never seen anything like that. when it came to focus, kobe was in a league of his own, and it just added to his legend. he was a polarizing figure. there is that expression, the opposite of love is not hate, but indifference. i wasn't indifferent towards kobe bryant. but on my son's ba

michael jordan. a lot of the successive carolina basketball has come from black players.t was an all-white team in 1910. when the acc was formed in 1953, that set in motion what is now known as acc basketball. acc, four years into the carolina went 32-0, undefeated national champions, and beat wilt chamberlain in triple overtime in the national championship game. that game changed basketball in the acc. when north carolina won, there were 10,000 people at the airport when they came back. it was the first televised game in the state of north carolina, the national championship game. so for a lot of reasons, it took off in the 1950's with that national championship team including lenny and tommy. some of the great tar heels from that team. from that, coach smith, dean smith began his program five years after that and became the winningest coach in college basketball history and is a legend in chapel hill. dean smith was our head basketball coach from 1961 to 1997. when he retired, he was the winningest coach in college basketball history. he helped the united states win the

and jordan is here today with his mother, angie bush.g here. - thank you, tamron. - [applause] - jordan, a friend of mine who's openly gay sent me this video. and i never look at, you know, these videos that circulate around of people having fights outside of restaurants. i never click on them. i clicked on it because they told me the context of it. and when i saw it, i thought, "what has he been going through that it got to this point?" what have you been experiencing before that video? - just constant, over and over, you know, bullying about who i love and, you know, what i prefer, you know, love-wise. i've been called faggot at least in terms of 10 times a day. and it's just constant over, you know, and over again. like, it does--it doesn't stop. it's repeated. - and this didn't just start now? - no. this has been happening since second grade. - since second grade? - yeah, before i even came out. - and you said you didn't even know when you were in second grade when people were calling you these names, what they even were talking abou

was going go global you know you could say that it went global with michael jordan with the arrival of the dream teams in the olympic games in the ninety's but in terms of a carry over kobe bryant was in effect the linking pin between michael jordan's years and now we're in what you might call the le bron james era and basketball sport that has really sold itself worldwide based on the personalities and the talents of its stars and kobe bryant was that kind of marketable saleable exciting very very talented. player who could be marketed around the world you know you remember what he did in china in 2008 during the olympics and how popular he was there it was just a great indication of the kind of aura and charisma that this guy generated and michael what about kobe the men on the court just how good a player was. and that's so it's a really fascinating question i think it's one that people are going to chew over for a long time i look at him as kind of an enigma in some ways partly because he comes from a basketball background his dad jelly bean joe bryant played in the n.b.a. played i

jordan: jordan adoni. how are you? lemonis: jordan, nice to meet you. omar: how you doing?ou walk me through the process? -jordan: of course. -omar: yeah. lemonis: holy... this is awesome. i was blown away by it. it's literally a shoe factory in the middle of manhattan. omar: we do all the actual craftsmanship right here in this factory. lemonis: there's people designing shoes and cutting shoes and putting them together. this is a great resource. jordan: everything basically starts in this room. you know, we do all the sourcing out of here. we work directly off the last, which is what we're doing right there, which will help you with comfort, and also the design, the aesthetic of the shoe. it's really the right way to do it. lemonis: so, i wanted to bring in a couple of the shoes that are going to be the classic platform. the basic runner. if i could spend 10% more on improving the comfort and the structure of the shoe, i would do it. so, what do you feel like is missing from there? jordan: i'm not quite sure, like, what last they used to fit this bottom. i think the way th

when michael jordan retired it was arguable that the n.b.a. wants were bit of a low they were looking for a new superstar and it turned out that kobe bryant was the superstar we just had a statement actually in from from michael jordan saying. i loved kobe he was like a brother to me we used to talk often and i will miss those conversations very much she was a fierce competitor one of the greats of the game and a creative force and i think it's the fact that it's not just michael jordan talking about him it's former presidents it's actors we had the pierce chief streicher in in europe neymar scoring a goal just a couple of hours ago in a major league paying tribute to kobe bryant that is the sort of influence he had not just in sport but across culture across the whole world taught me through some of the accolades some of the things that he achieved in his time. he was seemingly destined for greatness from a very young age he apparently started playing basketball at the age of just 3 his father was also a professional player moved over to ital

on thursday benjamin netanyahu wants the israeli cabinet to approve plans to annex the strategic jordan valley and all israeli settlements in occupied lands assoon as possible but palestinian leaders have rejected the plan put forward by president trump saying it will be thrown into this to read garbage or white house correspondent kimberly halkett reports. killing it is a deal to bring peace to israelis and prosperity for palestinians u.s. president donald trump presented his long awaited middle east proposal at the white house alongside israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu we have an obligation to humanity to get it this is a. trump as proposed a 4 year freeze on new jewish settlements on palestinian land the plan also proposes a tunnel connecting the west bank and gaza and a doubling of palestinian territory to include a capital in what it calls al could the arabic name for jerusalem with the united states would open an embassy but in a contradictory statement trunk declared jerusalem israel's capital where u.s. embassy already exists under this vision jerusalem will remain. un

nobody challenged michael jordan. kobe bryant said i can do that. >> those images of him and jordan playing together, thousand great how agreed it was that he got to play with michael jordan. i know people asked what is your legacy to jordan. he said i don't really care. knowing how he passed away with his daughter who he coached. that just hits me. that is what he loved to do. as a father, not just a basketball player. here is my resume when it comes to basketball. do what you want to it but i am a great dad to my children and my coach. not only my own children but other children.  he will be missed. i don't know if the lakers will play tomorrow. the tributes as we saw in the live picture are pouring in for kobe bryant one day of he and eight other, including his daughter, died in that tragic helicopter crash in california. jonathan hunt reports from calabasas. >> reporter: thousands of people paid tribute to laker's legend kobe bryant outside the staples center in los angeles. bryant died in a helicopter crash sun

everybody was always looking for the next michael jordan. and it turned out kobe ended up jordan.ed out kobe ended up being that individual. his performances on the court were amazing. you know, having that last game where he just absolutely went crazy. the games at madison square garden in new york city. play—off, clutch play—off winds, game winds against phoenix, beating boston a 7—game series in 2010. he is the closest thing to michaeljordan that we had seen. he idolised him, he had the same moves. and he was able to bring the nba back to where we wa nted bring the nba back to where we wanted it to be. i credit him quite a bit with the popularity of the nba today. i don't think that exists without kobe bryant. 15 time major winner tiger woods, who played his final round at the farmers insurance openin final round at the farmers insurance open in california, was understandably shocked when he found out. he burned so competitively hot, and desired to win stop he brought it each and every night, on both ends of the floor. not too many guys can say about, throughout nba history, he

betty currie was a friend we know of vernon jordan. bettie currie asked vernon jordan to help her. why would betty currie asked vernon jordan to help monica lewinsky find a job? maybe because monica lewinsky asked her to and betty currie was a friend.

and '98 is jordan's last year with the bulls.d played a couple of years with the wizards. but at that point while everyone acknowledged there will never be another michael jordan. he kobe was almost anointed as the next big thing. it's difficult in basketball to compare back court players to forwards and especially to centers. you can't discount will and kareem and the other great centers. but these players have generally been acknowledged at one period of time or another as the best. jordan gave way to kobe and then kobe gave way to lebron. as somebody who can remember, at least as a kid, i have actual in realtime memories of bill russell, jerry west, oscar robertson. you have to remind ourselves there are young players in the nba now who have -- they have videotape perhaps, but they have no realtime memory of michael jordan with the chicago bulls. they have no realtime memory -- forget about magic johnson and larry byrd. that's ancient history to them. so kids entering the league now, they grew up with kobe, they grew up with l

there on their way to zarqa a city in northern jordan. after turning onto a side street they reach their destination. zaka is a 4 city one in 3 residents here is a refugee palestinian iraqi or syrian. a finnish church organization has set up a self-help project in the basement of this building its aim is to help women find ways to earn their own money. each year around $400.00 women apply for one of the coveted places offered here but only 70 can be accommodated. the project doesn't only offer opportunities to jordanian women syrian refugees are welcome to. that. these are women in solidarity between jordanian and city and women and they are backing each others offering them the opportunity to work. toward a rented house and to educate the children. might have to be the mites and her colleagues listen closely they know that an independent income is the 1st step towards self-determination for these women. in the end i would like to become a professional makeup artist at an international level though they don't actually know we all have dre

he talked about jordan's work ethic and practicing michael jordan's moves. he saw himself as destined to take that role. >> this is how focussed kobe bryant was at the age of 17. he was asked to be in the monica/brandy video "that boy is mine" and he said no because he was entering the nba draft and didn't want to look like he was distracted to nba executives. that was kobe from day one. you have to have that kind of focus. i keep thinking of a story that another player told me about playing with jordan -- i'm sorry, playing with kobe on the lakers and kobe showing up to practice two hours early without a ball and just doing his moves on the court without a ball and practicing his foot work over and over again just playing against his own shadow and he told me he had just never seen anything like that. when it came to focus, kobe was in a league of his own, and it just added to his legend. he was a polarizing figure. there is that expression, the opposite of love is not hate, but indifference. i wasn't indifferent towards kobe bryant. but on my son's basketb

mount me ball in jordan looking toward israel. but these travelers have not come here just to sightsee. they're a special group of women juice christians and muslims from the region members of an organization called religions for peace and they're fed up with taking a back seat in the discussions about peace in the middle east. me. a quote we will be a qualified to get to this much education about what's my i think islam. because women after the kids get educated and also women find herself she is capable and able to go through a lot of the challenges they found themselves for that know we can do a lot of the change i'm a woman yes but i want to do things for other people does me but better whether they're woman or our common ground is empowering women giving them rule and. making them agent of change in the square and our words really needs change. the women from the organization religions for peace are meeting in the jordanian capital amman to formulate a feminist message for the world assembly taking place in lindau germany. he

he walked like michael jordan, even talked a little bit like michael jordan in interviews.d after michael jordan. fadeaway jumper and ability to attack the rim the way michael jordan did. he set the bar at michael jor n jordan, we all thought was an impossible bar and be darned if he didn't almost get there. almost as great as michael jordan. >> michael was number 23 and then kobe number 24. two numbers, of course, that one more that one more piece of motivation to go for that jordan legacy and a sixth title something he talked about after winning the fifth title in 2010. you're right, willie. as kobe bryant was born to joe bryant, an nba player in philadelphia and then kobe went overseas and came back, he used the jordan model on and off the floor as a pattern for his game. if you think of michael jordan, there was a relentless pursuit of greatness, excellence and no moment too big. michael jordan wanted the ball in his hands and could deal with the consequences if he didn't succeed in those moments. and every time you watch kobe up to his very last game when broken down k

too many plans tried to pressure it to withdraw from vital territory like the jordan valley. you, mr. president, you recognized that israel must have sovereignty in the jordan valley, and the other and other strategic areas in jawdia audea samaria. rather than pay easy lip service and shut your eyes and hope for the best, you recognize that israel must have sovereignty in places that enable israel to defend itself by itself. [ applause ] for too long, far too long, the very heart of the land of israel where our patriots prayed, our prophets preached, has been in ruin. today, you are punk turg this big lie. you are recognizing israel's sovereignty over all the jewish communities large and small alike. these, as the distinguished pastors who are here know very well, these are places inscribed in the pages of the bible. these are places carved into the b bedrock of our common civilization. the sacred tomb where the fathers and mothers of the jewish people are buried. where jacob dreamed of a ladder ascending to the heavens. where the ark of the covenant held the ten commandments

second it stipulates that israel will retain security control in the entire area west of the jordan river thereby giving israel a permanent eastern border a permanent eastern border to defend ourselves across all along this border this is something we've long to have we don't have such a recognized boundaries. 3rd your plan calls for hamas to be disarmed and for gaza to be de-militarized. forth it makes clear that the palestinian refugee problem must be solved outside the state of israel. 5th it calls for engine capital jerusalem to remain united under israel's sovereignty. and of course ensures that religious sites remain accessible to all faiths and it maintains the status quo on the temple mount 6 your plan does not approve anyone from their homes israelis and palestinians alike instead it proposes innovative solutions whereby israelis will be connected to israel and whereby palestinians will also be connected to one another this is that helps if you have these real estate people you know. they can come up with they can come up with things normal human beings don't think about. and i h

jordan sinnottjoined matlock town on loan.e for the club. in tribute, matlock town football club said you weren'tjust a footballer, you were our friend and brother. you gave us incredible memories. rest easy, jordan. we love, miss and will never forget you. matlock town and his former club both postponed their games yesterday as a mark of respect. matlock‘s game on tuesday has also been postponed. meanwhile, tributes have been paid across the football community. jordan was a great team player, a great professional on the field and a great guy off the field. the professional footballers association has also said it was deeply saddened by the tragic news of his death. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. sunday brought as a day of change after fairly sunday brought as a day of change afterfairly quiet sunday brought as a day of change after fairly quiet and dry conditions last week. this weather front has moved west to east, bringing some rain. a scattering of showers as well. this evening, cloud and r

valley but you mr president you recognize that israel must have sovereignty in the jordan valley and the other. in other strategic areas of judea and some area rather than pay. lip service to israel's security and simply shut your eyes hope for the best you recognize that israel must have sovereignty in places that an able israel to defend itself by itself. for too long. far too long the very heart of the land of israel where our patriarchs prayed our prophets preached. and our kings ruled has been outrageously branded as illegally occupied territory well today mr president you are puncturing this big lie. you are recognizing israel sovereignty over all the jewish communities in judea and samaria large and small alike. these as the distinguished pastors who are here know very well these are places inscribed in the pages of the bible these are places carved into the bedrock of our common civilization the sacred tomb in fed bone where the fathers and mothers of the jewish people are buried better able where jacob dreamed of a ladder ascending to the heavens should know where the ark of

i want to read you a statement we just got in from michael jordan. michael jordan said, i am in shock over the tragic news of kobe's and gianna's passing. he was like a little brother to me. he was a fierce competitor and creative force. he goes on, kobe was an amazing dad who loved his family deeply and took great pride in his daughter's love for the game of basketball. he says sending my deepest condolences to vanessa and the basketball organizations across the world. kobe bryant dead today, john, at the age of 41. jon: sportscaster, fox news contributor john gray spoke about the legacy later today. >> how do you want to be remembered? >> i said a long time ago when i was 15 years old. at the end. my career i want people to think that it worked as a leader to be remembered as that. jon: jim gray joins me in the studio. that was the final interview at the ends of his nba career. >> that was his last interview? uniform. let me do this first interview in a laker uniform. that spoke to his loyalty. i covered him his whole career. knew him his whole lif

jordan has printed out architectural plans.ed him to explain the plans to me, i said i am not an architect and i emphasized my concerns related to privacy. he walked me to their windows and said they would be keeping the windows and as i could see, my privacy is protected by trees and bamboo from mine and my neighbor's yard. i agreed and felt greatly relieved. what he did not tell me, they were adding windows and a balcony on my property line. if he had, it would be obvious that the location of that windows and balcony could severely compromise my privacy and noise. they continued to assure me that they would address my concerns. and then in 2018, they e-mailed me saying they wanted a minor change. i didn't understand the location of the wall or why it was needed, but again it wanted to be supportive so i agreed to the change. i don't see the wall drawn in the plans, and i bring it up now because i no longer trust them and i want to be assured that the plans will be built as drawn without the referenced support wall. in the fal

dozens of palestinians have been injured across the occupied west bank and in jordan neither abraham has the details from ramallah. yes and protesters have taking to the streets in many different cities including in the jordan valley we've seen dozens have protested there despite the israeli army's attempts to pretend to prevent them from doing so the israeli army has closed off all the roads or most of the roads leading to the jordan valley so that prevented some of the people who wanted to go there to voice their dejection however the event still continued fear and clashes have erupted with the israeli army also in different areas in the west bank including in bethlehem and we've seen some clear clashes in the settlement medical sources have told us that around 41 palestinians have been injured 3 of them have been hospitalized so there is a lot of tension in the ground not necessarily that reflected in forms of protests the palestinian president has talked about this yesterday talked about this rejection saying that no palestinian can accept such a plan. well stephanie decker is a

palestinians also see the photo jordan valley as a vital part of a future state as the bread basket ofthe west bank. israel wants to maintain a long term military presence in the corridor of land adjacent to the children border. which it says is essential for its security. palestinians are also seeking e east jerusalem a athe capital israel claims the city as its own i'm rejects any division. it's a claim that was bolstered by trump in twenty seventeen when h he recognized s israel's's capalal. i lost main sticking point is the p plight f the descscendants o of millionsf palestinian refugees who fled when israel the cat state in nineteen forty eight. israel refuses to countenance the return saying it influx would endanger the state's jewish identity. now this spring in not i see sau gosh eléctrica if international relations and politics at the university of essex joining us out live from colchester thank you very much for being with us i'm i'm tempted to stop by looking at the state both trump and netanyahu to leaders. in their own countries under investigation up does this seem like k

we got to the tail end of michael jordan's career.obe became the guys for most the guys in their 20s. kobe was always the guy. they never got to see michael jordan played when they're old enough to know the difference. for you marcus, somebody who knew magic pretty well imparted that air as well, does this remind you in some ways of that moment when magic announced he had hiv and just the complete total shock in the sports world of a player who was an nba finals guy, all of a sudden had to leave with the uncertainty of what his future would be like? >> you said it, the uncertainty. at that time in the history of hiv, when you hear the announcement you think it's destin. we did know how much longer magic would be with us. and thank god that through medicine and everything else he is still here and is healthy. he was able to overcome it. but i was at the new york athletic club the day that that announcement was made. i believe we were just getting kicked off with the athletic club so we had a joint event at the new york athletic club an