s auction house took advantage of the renewed hype surrounding jordan a documentary about michael jordan with the title the last dance in streaming right now on e.s.p.n. and netflix it is currently the most popular documentary in the world not bad when you get that kind of good p.r. journalist k.j. matthews joins me now from los angeles good to see you a.j. i'm going to just start out by saying you are not allowed to ever again complain that high heels cost too much i mean half a $1000000.00 for a pair of air jordans that's crazy isn't. i know unreal right it is crazy i mean yes you're right you're correct we do complain a lot we do spend a lot on shoes woman but michael jordan has a beat as of today i mean unreal you know somebody is not in the sneaker auctioning business until now you know before this sale for $560000.00 u.s. dollars for the michael air jordan tennis shoes they really had only sold another a pair of sneakers for about $437000.00 obama last year and now yet now this is a record so it just goes to show you there is a huge fan base out there that loves michael jordan but

michael jordan is an icon.n is off the hardwood was reserved for myth and mystery until now. >> winning has a price. leadership has a price. >> it's moments like this that have captivated the world during covid-19. >> this is how i play the game. if you don't want to play that way, don't play that >> present day billionaire businessman, michael jordan the brand. he's one of the greatest athletes of all time. and now, for the first time insight tohis both prolific and private superstar. >> up until that point, it was a stigma that michael jordan, all he does is wins scoring titles, he never wins championships. >> "the last dance", wraps this sunday, full of never-before-seen footage, now brought to life by a group of determined film makers. >> it's like urban legend, the camera crew may have followed&the last bulls team that michael played on. and when i found out it did exist they put together a clip reel and i was blown away. >> how significant is this documentary? >> when you're locked in, you have no new con

we love michael jordan!zarella stick (bell rings) when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites the last thing you should have is having enough toilet paper. please know we're working around the clock to get you more charmin. stay safe. so yes, things will be ad little different when wet. open again, at least for a while. a new vegas for the new reality. we're working to make it more intimate, with more space, and the excitement you've come to expect. so if you ever imagined a vegas that was just for you... it's only here. and when it's ready, you'll be the first to know. >> stephen: hey, everybody, we're back at "a late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. let's check in with our friend, jon batiste. hello, jon. >> jon: hello! hello! >> stephen: what are you playing these days to keep yourself going, jon? >> jon: you know, this is a great time to listen to your favorite artist's entire catalog. >> stephen: yeah. >> jon: this is a great time to do t

out of that dirty to be a law office in jordan. to put more strictures. on day activities of the p.l.o. even sure. we are not in the oil cage as some are thinking if we are in lebanon or in jordan having some problems in syria that will not put an end for the p.l.o. or for a palestinian state we are still alive every word as people who are still alive in our occupied territory facing the israeli occupation despite jordanian frustration many palestinians believe don i thought had accomplished a masterpiece to. a man but in the asset out of the man accords was a brilliant tactical maneuver executed by yes i refer that he used it to gain some breathing space he established relations with jordan signed the agreement and then abrogated it. he was expecting him from the going to give then go as far out of found himself he feigned ignorance as to want to go wrong but it seems that spite of all our efforts to accord down. insisting that just a bit is which will effect in data or directly. to your definition their attention . but i had paid the price of his politi

but i'm down in jordan this is out there on live from doha also coming up. they've literally been working 24 hours a day president trump promises a coronavirus vaccine by the year end but health experts say his timeline is unrealistic. jordan's king warns of a massive conflict with israel if it goes ahead with plans to unexplored palestinian land in the west bank. and an opportunity lost to go green not to miss criticize the dutch government's decision to approve a major airport expansion. coronavirus case is rising alarmingly across latin america governments are facing accusations they have seriously mishandled the pandemic brazil has the continent's worst outbreak with more than $200000.00 confirmed cases president jiah balls naras facing growing pressure after his newly appointed health minister resigned and mexico's easing a lockdown just as new infections are rising faster than ever at a sound run petty sent us this report. nelson teach stepped down as brazil's minister of health after just weeks in the job as president became increasingly at odds on ho

jordan far from last.y to the sixth championship and hit the game-winning shot. and a final celebration for a secondl threepeat, you have ma saying, you know, jordan had that approach to more than just the game. maybe we need that jordan approach now because everyone's trying to transcend all kinds of setbacks. now, the next theme is jordan's leadership. he did everything himself that he asked of his teammates. >> once you join the team you live at a certain standard that i play the game, and i wasn't going to take anything less. when people see this, they're going topl say, well, he wasn't really a nice guy. he may a have been a tyrant. well, that's you because you never won anything. i wantedr to win, but i wanted them to win and be a part of that as well. you ask all my teammates, the one thing about michael jordan was he never asked me to do something that he didn't [ bleep ] do. >> let's reflect on that. leaders who do what they ask others, stand out leading in any field. from competition, everybody f

following the expulsion from jordan p.l.o. leader yasser arafat decided to pursue the path of diplomacy. there were hopeful signs of the early seventy's but the optimism was all to come crashing down. to the people at. the last summit say. it will feel. just good model not only a new idea. but the last model on not only new ideas about just what was bottoming out. but also following a day in november 19th 74 yes and out of touch received a standing ovation at the general assembly. he had spoken over a peaceful solution for christ in the minds. of the green a leader standing among statesmen it was a crown which are. out of touch journey to the un had begun several years earlier. following their expulsion from jordan some palestinian factions concluded their fiery rhetoric and revolutionary zeal had harmed rather than help their cause. are you saying the same time that there will be an increase in terrorism. no i am saying there will be an increase in people who will hear not us but i can in the evolution of a struggle inside at

down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. they've literally been working 24 hours a day president trump promises a coronavirus vaccine by the year end but health experts say his timeline is unrealistic. more than a 1000 ringler put on a quarantine of the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh a day after reports the 1st case of corona. jordan's king warns of a massive conflict with israel if it goes ahead with plans to annex more palestinian territories in the west bank. we begin in brazil where there's a political backlash to president jaya both scenarios handling of the coronavirus crisis the health minister has handed in his resignation of the less than a month in the job nelson teach follows his predecessor who had publicly criticized both the narrow decision to allow the reopening of gyms and beauty parlors brazil is a center of latin america's corona virus outbreak with close 215000 deaths it registered a record 15305 new cases on friday that's the highest in a day a lot took the total number of infections to over 2

first air jordan commercials.pike. >> well, "she's got to have it" was my first feature film independent film we made $175,000. went on to make $8 million. jim griswold and bill davenport worked at nike's agency. they saw the film, called me up out of nowhere, said we want you to be in a national campaign with michael jordan. you play yourself, you could direct it. this could be in black and white. but it's one catch. michael jordan does not know who you are. he hasn't seen the film. he has the directorial approval, so -- >> ooh. >> -- we got to see. and, again, jim griswold. these two guys, they called me out of nowhere and i would like to say also, we got to give credit to phil knight. phil knight, it's his decision and that wasn't a popular decision, you know, to have this black guy be the face of your company. so phil knight, give him credit. give him credit. the rest is history. >> the rest is history and nike wasn't the nike that we know today. it was a struggling up-and-comer and to take a chance on michael

involving labor as they try to return home a bit the lockdown in the past week more than 30 have died jordan's king is warning neighboring israel against plans to addicks more palestinian land king abdullah says the move could start a massive conflict in the region israel is about addicks illegal jurors settlements in the occupied west bank the jordan valley. the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera the p.l.o. history of a revolution next. on county mcauliffe they're rich in results is but some opec nations are struggling to make any money right now but they also could be oil price crash be opening the green economy needs a lot of plus spoils biggest player moving in on a little piece of north east england. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. 16 years later in 1964 the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. after years of bloody infighting the various palestinian factions began to resolve their difference

michael jordan's celebrity status. the price of fame and when he knew it was time to call it a career. >> you know when you get to that point? i'm there. with no reservations at all, i'm there. >> plus, his moments with the late kobe bryant. >>> good morning, happy sunday. it's sunday. dan is joining us again remotely. good morning, dan. >> hey, guys, good morning to both of you. happy sunday to both of you. let's get right to the news, though, because we're heading into a truly pivotal week with more than half of america reopening in one form or another including the u.s. senate. meanwhile, all these open questions about whether it's too soon. >> and dan, cases in the u.s. this morning have surpassed 1.1 million with 66,000 deaths and more than 175,000 recovered. here in new york city, the numbers still high, but a gorgeous spring day bringing out the crowds. take a look at that. governor cuomo pleading with people to wear masks and keep their distance. >> the city planning to close the makeshift field hospital in cen

one of the most famous moments of jordan's career, the so-called flu game, jordan didn't have the flu end after taking us behind the scenes of the bulls dynasty as the team chased and won that sixth championship ring. >> my heart, my soul, my love has always gone to chicago. >> reporter: "the last dance" has been must-see sunday night viewing for sports fans with candid interviews and never-before-seen footage, like what happened when dennis rodman took off for a wrestling match right in the middle of the 1998 nba finals. >> there are some things worth missing practice for, brother. >> reporter: and the series setting the record straight on one of m.j.'s most legendary games. >> really wasn't the flu . itasood poisoning. >> reporter: jordan explaining what actually made him sick during the finals against the jazz was bad pizza. the series pulled back the curtain on what drove jordan to be the best, from childhood to championship -- >> whoo! >> reporter: -- after championship -- >> four in six years. >> reporter: -- after championship. the series also revealed that jordan would have co

i should say it has the longest border with israel along the jordan river. and when the king himself comes out and essentially puts his relationship with israel and the treaty with israel on the line it's very very serious you know or or the monarchy in jordan. an engine or 2 state solution which this plan and annexation is really aimed at achieving an end any prospect of a palestinian state poses not just a strategic threat but quite possibly even an existential threat to the monarchy in jordan meanwhile dozens of palestinian protesters have been injured when israeli forces fired tear gas into a crowd that happened in some way a village in the occupied west bank the group demonstrating against illegal settlements was holding friday president area threatened by adding sation illegal israeli settlements have already been built and much of the area surrounding the village record floods have devastated east africa this rainy season with almost all of a 1000000 people displaced lake victoria is africa's largest lake and sits between tanzania kenya and uganda it'

i should say has the longest border with israel along the jordan river. and when the king himself comes out and essentially puts his relationship with israel and the treaty with israel on the line it's very very serious you know or or the monarchy in jordan. an end to the 2 state solution which this plan and annexation is really aimed at achieving an end any prospect of a palestinian state poses not just a strategic threat but quite possibly even an existential threat to the monarchy in jordan dozens of palestinian protesters have been injured after israeli forces fired tear gas into a crowd have happened in some way a village in the occupied west bank the group is demonstrating against illegal settlements and holding friday prayers in an area threatened by an exception illegal israeli settlements have already been built around the village lebanon's leader is seeking a financial lifeline from the international monetary fund talks began on wednesday the government wants some 4 $1000000000.00 to avoid bankruptcy but the u.n. is warning the blank checks won'

for jordan ones.re fun facts about that as well. did you also know that jordan's shoe sizes are different? one's a 13, one's a 13 1/2? >> trying to pick my jaw up off the floor after finding out how much he makes. one foot bigger than the other, a 13 and a 13 1/2. >> also he allowed for these myths to be out there. like he thought he had the flu but it was food poisoning. >> he was jay-z and beyonce before jay-z and beyonce, he let it go. he knew. >>> ne to a very special weekend for the class of 2020. >> since friday we've heard virtual commencement messages from just about every celebrity who's currently alive, from oprah to former president barack obama. >> so many of those messages included words of inspiration about just how remarkable this pandemic really is. one celeb came right to the point. >> congratulations to the class of 2020. but i'm not going to stand here and [ bleep ] about this being a fantastic time to graduate. >> look, they're adults now, they can take it. arnold schwarzenegger al

should say has the longest border with israel along the jordan river.and when the king himself comes out and essentially puts his relationship with israel and the treaty with israel on the line it's very very serious you know or or the monarchy in jordan. an end to the 2 state solution which this plan and annexation is really aimed at achieving and any prospect of a palestinian state poses not just a strategic threat but quite possibly even an existential threat to the monarchy in jordan. it's good to have you with us hello adrian from going to here in doha the headlines from al-jazeera brazil's health minister has resigned after less than a month in the job else and taisha disagreed with president jaya balsa not us policies on controlling the coronavirus brazil is the worst affected nation at last in america with close to 15000 deaths i view the feat that you school of life is made of choices and today i chose to leave i tell you that i gave the best of me during the period i spent here it's not a simple thing to lead a ministry like this one in such a

there is no kobe as you know him without michael jordan. >> reporter: we'll get a look at jordan givingall, playing until his feet bled in his original air jordans. >> i couldn't take those shoes off fast enough. and when i took the shoes off, my sock was soaked in blood. >> reporter: the director of "the last dance" says the world will get to see jordan as more than just an intense competitor. >> people just gravitate towards him. he's such an electric figure that people want to know as much as they can about him, and now finally he's willing to share some of that with them. it doesn't surprise me that it seems like the entire world is stopping for a couple of hours to watch this story. >> reporter: in this exclusive preview, we see jordan have a rare quiet moment alone talking about the spotlight that has taken its toll. >> this is not one of those lifestyles that you envy, you know, where you can't -- you're confined to this room. i'm ready for getting out of this life. you know, you know when you get to that point. i'm there. with no reservations at all, i'm there. >> reporter: and

met in algiers in april of that year a common cause help unify ranks that cause was opposition to jordan the different factions all agreed to cancel dommin accords that had outlined a confederation between jordan and the palestinians but that was how well that they should be in that given or don't need to stay added i don't think from the sunni are as as jordan tried to restore palestinian jordanian relations on a basis of political advantage to jordan has rejected them on accords because we thought it impinged on our sovereignty that the agreement was abrogated of the algiers b.n.c. which was called the national unity session or shot at the job i feel like it's the way. assault ought to sue to you that the f.l.p. participated in the unification of the p.l.o. station but the syrian authorities punished at the field before participating in that p.l.c. session and the senate intelligence prevented the difficulty members who attended from returning to the mosque of this. national unity was the slogan of the time for the palestinians as they sought to put behind them the bitter squabbles and

the king of jordan has made it clear the annexation of the jordan valley is a red line for him and there will be absolute breach of faith and policy and all relations between jordan and israel if and when this. schools are good wow that'll be interesting to see how jordan plays a role in this so we'll leave it right there george galloway always appreciate your take thank you. other news from around the world for a 4th straight night now riot police in paris have clashed with protesters over the death of an 18 year old motorcyclist overnight protesters could be seen throwing fireworks at police the unrest flared up last weekend after the 18 year old was killed in a collision his family says a police car was involved but police tonight that plane. and scary moments at a u.s. navy air base in corpus christi texas as the base went on lockdown after a gunman opened fire there shots rang out at about 6 15 am local time a security team rushed to the scene and quickly neutralized the situation officials say one navy sailor was shot but was wearing body armor the f.b.i. is currently investigating

congressman jim jordan joining us tonight.dan -- congressman george deny is ranking member of the house oversight committee, also member of the house judiciary committee. congressman, great to have you with us. let's start with the house vote tonight on this bill. >> yes. lou: this is quite a, quite a spectacle. the president not threatening to veto it, but calling on house republicans not to support it, but he didn't make a position known when you originally voted on the bill. give us some insight here. >> well, here's what's happened, and good to be with you, lou. here's what happened the last two months. back when this first passed in march, since that time look at what we've learned. how they set up michael flynn, with we've got these transcripts that rick grenell got released that show when the whole trump-russia investigation started, there was no basis for the investigation. clapper knew, brennan knew, comey knew there was nothing there. all that has transpired since then. and more importantly, we have the memorandum fr

to believe jordan too soon we're going to. get through the contract he consults you. know it's something. we're. all right so i don't know if you saw it but as soon as he says donald trump his eyes through this little roll up thing many analysts say that this is a sign that he could be under duress almost like a code if you will that he's being forced to say donald trump's name what say you. well 1st of all we know that jordan goudreau his boss was throwing around his connections to donald trump in colombia to gin up support for this effort he jordan goudreau made no secret of the fact that he had high level contacts in the trumpet ministration how many people believe that this is a gross exaggeration on an jordan's part she didn't meet with keith schiller who was the bodyguard of the president trump at one time but according to mr schiller this meeting which took place in may of last year ended with schiller walking away in disgust and that there was no more contact that he had no shape in jordan good drove. seems to have used this connection plus the fact that he pr

markings but jordan goudreau the silver corps c.e.o. had reportedly tried to convince a colleague the contract was given by the state department and your parent bill host of red lines show from the gray zone news site spoke to that colleague. oh i'm sure if you go 30 minutes one operation which a beautiful moment could be a big part of an operation great so why do you say it was state department. and state park contract. for you did not appear. to speak of her but he was trying to suggest it was going to be reset of the most interesting detail that drew shared with me was the fact that when jordan good dro initially came to him and to discuss this operation he claimed to have a state department contract to carry it out drew white says that he didn't feel comfortable he didn't feel as though the contract he was presented with was totally illegitimate if there were u.s. government hands of this operation there is no way they would want a contract explicitly printed out that had state department markings or added their their character to i

the elites document also like sending us small kings however jordan good drove the suv a cool see it was trying to convince one of his colleagues the contract was given by the state department we spoke to on your power until host of the redlands show from the grays a new side to interview done colleague the most interesting detail that drew shared with me was the fact that when jordan goudreau initially came to him and to discuss this operation he claimed to have a state department contract to carry it out drew white says that he didn't feel comfortable he didn't feel as though the contract he was presented with was totally illegitimate if there were u.s. government hands of this operation there's no way they would want a contract explicitly printed out that had state department markings or added their their character to it but what i would like to know is why jordan goudreau was under the impression that he had a state department contract why would he tell his best friend and business partner that this was a state department endeavor unless someone had given him confidence or promis

jordan could draw did not reply to our attempts to contact him he would then get back in touch to inform me that he was meeting with one great deal in the white house that he had been briefed firm to once again there is a military assess to oust the regime in venezuela that would give us a bit more strength it would motivate us to continue with this operation we had been meeting with jordan who was responsible for president trump security for a year when he was militarily assessing us to bolster our security. last week the washington post published what is claimed to be a contract between silvercorp and one goh i don't know who declared himself president last year and it why does list is the commander of the operation although the suspicion over the authenticity of his signature himself has denied any involvement the leaked document also lacks any united states markings however jordan goudreau the suv of course c. had reportedly tried to convince a colleague the contract was given by the state department on your part of the bill host of the breadlines show from the gray zone you cite spo

it's not a documentary on michael jordan's life. it's not a documentary on whatever else we want to make it about. it's literally about that -- it uses different parts to bring back that story. so i have to keep reminding myself, why are they going teacher sneer that's not a part of what this is about. so i have to keep in mind and i found way to do that and still enjoy it. >> you used one example, i was upset about the absence of mentioning another hay market books author, mr. craig hodges no mention of craig and when they're doing the flashbacks and especially when they were talking about jordan and politics, craig hodges was such unique figurer in early 90s and seeing himself in that kind of ali tradition of saying i'm going to use this platform to try to do something, and craig is not in the script. >> and here's the thing. agree with you and i love craig more than like 99% of the athletes that are walking the face of the earth right now. but my takeaway from that is, one, he wasn't part of that final team, and everything is bui

hello i'm daryn jordan this is our 0 live from doha also coming up. i am very proud of general flint i can tell you that right now criminal charges are set to be dropped .

you think when you think about michael jordan? all and then went back to back. that lee came out of the [inaudible] in every team that played they looked it up and said it was a championship game and they were the top dog in the left but to back that up night in and night out for us even the second year is tough. these days michael did it three times, twice, he won three in a row. you have to have something else, another factor paid michael is a with the competitiveness and ruthlessness and i guess there's never a game or pickup game he's lost because he played all out and he hated to lose. i think those traits made him the superstar that he was. abby: i honestly learned a lot during the special. growing up when my dad left for a game to me he was just leaving for work and at that age i didn't understand the magnitude of playing in the league against an all-time great like michael jordan. of course, i would really watch the games and highlights but it's been fun watching the last dance and asking him all about what it was like to

maria: i'm back with congressman jim jordan and trey gowdy congressman jordan let me ask you you justa minute ago on your way out, jerry nadler will not even bring michael horowitz into question. we already know that they made 17 errors according to the ig report you're saying your committee chairman will not bring him into find out what the heck happened here? >> no, he had this report about the carter page fisa, wouldn't bring him in neither would the oversight committee and now mr. horowitz is working on a broader look at fisa and just four weeks ago he sent out a memo which said he's looked at 29 cases, 29 cases random sample , 29 cases and there were major problems in every single one and in four of those cases they couldn't even find the woods file which is a file that has the basic underlying evidence that they then use to take to the court. couldn't even find the woods file and what i find interesting is two months ago, when chris wray t testify in front of the judiciary committee he told us we could all sleep well at night the fisa process is fine. well somebody is wrong here

if you had jordan know what to do and you know. what. you know when the way i want to conceive of a halogen of often thought a i live that's a nigga sort of the. cause of it when most of the. the we're although we've known it was coming the virus caught us something bad. before we knew it like the north of the country before us we were under lockdown. i mean the little so that the shooter 'd. it was still but a few matto probably the main people see more seem to these early release priscilla in your district. my own. but as journalists and filmmakers this was a story we couldn't ignore. when the world health organization the clear coronavirus a global pandemic we knew we were going to have to safeguard ourselves and our crew . let's get in. there the 1st thing we needed were face masks. at the us that was at a little mosque. in the end we got lucky well sort of we finally managed to find some face masks but it's these paper ones we're just don't have to deal with this for the time being. as we start for lunch the strangely empty restaura

jordan: i thought it was fantastic.d the announcement from the german court and then the ecb did not slow things down, they pick things up. the kiwi they are doing -- the be lesswant the ecb to like their past selves and more like what the fed did for the bank of england is doing. just to give you some numbers come every week the ecb is purchasing around 4.3% of gdp. that sounds like a good number, but the bank of england is doing double that. the fed was doing at least 15 times that. increaseo see the ecb the package. something like 500 billion would be towards the top end. if they went even further, that would be more fantastic for spreads. that would mean risk on in terms of equity markets. you debt spreads narrow. higher qe leads to a weaker currency. jonathan: that is what i want to jump in on. i think that is critical. increase europe and an of flows into the comment on the back of optimism results in a weaker euro. that would be intuitive for a lot of people outside of europe. that is what we are used to. i'm won