abbuell jabb -- kareem abdul-jabbar. you here in my reading beforehand, there are a lot of athletes who hit financial hard times and they sell their memorabilia to recoup some of their investment losses. not that you haven't had investment losses, but this is coming from a different point of view for you. >> it is i have a foundation that we work with kids in the l.a. unified school district and we send them camp so they can learn about stem subjects -- science, technology, engineering and math so a good portion of the proceeds of this auction will go to fund my foundation and allow the kids to keep learning. >> and you said something that was poignant to me and that is that these are things, and they give me pleasure but what gives me more pleasure is seeing the smile on a kids' face whose life i have changed as a result of one of the donations. >> absolutely. i'm not in the museum business this stuff would take up at least half of the room in my house. so by selling it, i'm doing myself a favor and really -- >> where i

kareem says it has 50 million users and almost one million drivers across 14 countries. not the first time they have considered a deal. in july, the company's were talking about merging their middle east operations. joining us is our tech reporter, eric newcomer, so what do we know? eric: uber is insistent on only growing at this point. for much of its history, it sold its businesses in china and southeast asia, so now india and the middle east are areas where uber is competing fiercely and now there are talks about whether uber could purchase kareem, its main competitor. emily: talk about how the strategy differs with what they did in china and southeast asia, because it shows what they have learned it doesn't work. eric: they took stakes in those companies, but had super fierce competitors that were spending a ton of money and had a local advantage. in the middle east and india, uber has felt like it was better positioned internally, like it has more than half of the chips in the middle east -- trips in the middle east, so it felt like it had a strong positioning and d

worse in this country so i'm i'm hopeful fresh to kareem has started collecting donations again in the hope of renting another bus and bringing more pics to more children. quicker mine are now the top story that we're following for you here at g.w. more than sixty five thousand people have attention an anti-racism concert in the eastern german city of cabinet's bands organize the concert as a protest against anti migrant violence in the city following the murder of a german man allegedly by a refugee. and that you are up to date now on d.v.d. and news i'm sarah kelly in a foreign land thank you so much for watching don't forget we have a news update every hour on the hour and you can also get the very latest you can find us on social media also at t w dot com thanks for watching have a great day. to try to. make your smart t.v. smarter but. what you want what you want to. update. extraordinary. you decide what's on. the w. jobs for.

where's kareem samuels? kareem, how are you?'m a driver for a furniture company. >> i think i remember seeing you at the parade? >> you took a picture of me. >> i did. >> are you watching the game tonight? >> yeah. i'm going to tailgate after this and going to penn's landing for the festivities. >> no, you're not. you know why? >> why? >> because we have two tickets. >> oh my god. thank you,k thank you, thanu. >> you have a great time. >> oh my >> have you been to a game? >> nods head >> you'r going tonight. >> just ahead from here, we've got the ultimate philly tailgate, not as good as kareem is going to beoing to. back to you guys. >> all right, al. thank ucu so here i am with dr. jill biden and some wounded warriors. they've been walking for a while. 1,000 mile trek and it's going to end on our plaza with help from dr. biden and these incredible warriors. we'll tell you about their effort, but first this is "today" on nbc. congratulations, guys. dear suspicious snackers, we get it. we know it can be a texture thing, and there

kamin from ghana and from germany fell in love and got pregnant but kareem still waiting for his german visa. this true story features in the hamburg band revolver held video for their song about long distance relationships. rock star. acoustic pop and gravelly vocals that's the trademark sound of on in my contract right the band's debut album with gold three times over now the boys from cologne have released a new single. which . these disco house grooves are courtesy of purple disco machine aka tino p. on tech the producer and d.j. from dresden travels the world bringing deep funk to clubs like this one only be thought. back. they may sound american but travels and trunks are from dortmund in western germany the five country rockers are taking their debut album i get along on tour in germany and france. this year we're celebrating an anniversary fifty years of a cult talk during the world wars the cult was a derogatory name given to german soldiers but the word has taken on a positive meaning in music it represents the german artists love experimentation one of the best known cult tal

from ghana and from germany fell in love and got pregnant but kareem still waiting for his german visa this true story features in the hamburg band revolver held video for their song about long distance relationships. it's. going. to stick pop and gravelly vocals that's the trademark sound of on in my contract right the band's debut album with gold three times over now the boys from cologne have released a new single. with . these disco house grooves are courtesy of purple disco machine aka tino p. on tech the producer and d.j. from dresden travels the world bringing deep funk to clubs like this one only be thought. back. they may sound american but travels and trunks are from dortmund in western germany the fine country rockers are taking their debut album i get along on tour in germany and france. this year we're celebrating an anniversary fifty years of a crowd talk during the world wars the college was that there are a very name given to german soldiers but the word has taken on a positive meaning in music it represents a german artist's love experimentation one of the best known c

the serena williams of the world, who are following behind the ancestors of people like, you know, kareemitual advisers around bringing context to these issues. but, you know, i think what's really going to happen now and i think nike was very digital in assessing this, is, there's a huge collusion case against the nfl, which colin kaepernick is fighting now. so there are a bunch of different factors that went into this decision. and colin kaepernick is going to reemerge, you know, as we've already said, as one of the main topics, in the sport's landscape. and i believe this is going to be a watershed moment, because you have athletes, you know, building schools. you have athletes doing such remarkable things and putting their money where their mouth is. >> i think i'm going to have to cut you off, because we're out of time, but i think they're continuing a tradition that kareem and the olympics '68 track stars and others did and they're bringing it to another level. and i think colin, certainly, has become the face of that. thank you, elena. thank you, alejandro. coming up, a new film th

kareem, jonathan and jennifer are back with me and republican strategist kate dawson. of the united states stunningly pretending that 3000 people didn't really die as a result of hurricane maria? >> well, that is a tough question. especially from storm-infested south carolina in the middle of a hurricane and the federal government and state government is doing a wonderful job and the resilient 5.3 million people and the cajun navy are weathering a strong storm here. so to address the president's comments, i will let them stand as they may. i don't know the figures. i do know the population of puerto rico is a little over 3 million people and they are still in distress. i have friends that have gone to work in puerto rico. and certainly wish them the best as a territory of the united states of america and with people there who work hard and are trying their best. i don't know what the figure is of the death toll. if it is more than one, it's sad and tragic. >> but we do know the figures. we still do have some processes in government and despite donald trump still functi

where's kareem samuel? >> i'm here. >> how are you? >> a big eagles fan? >> yeah. you took a picture with me. >> you did. >> you watching the game tonight? >> yeah, i'm going to tailgate after this. >> no, you're not. i'm sorry. >> all day. >> no, you're not. >> you know why? >> why? >> we have two tickets for you to go tonight. >> oh, my god. you have a great time. >> oh, my god. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. you have a great time. >> oh, my god. >> i'm about to cry. >> oh. >> have you been to a game? >> you're going tonight. >> all right. guys, just ahead from here we have the ultimate philly tailgate. not as good as kareem is going to be going to, but back to you guys. >> all right al, thank you. here i am with dr. jill biden and wounded miles. a thousand mile trek that's going to end reegt here on our plaza with help from dr. biden and these incredible warriors. first,his is "today" on nbc. t welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves y

this is in cleveland ohio and you can see bill russell is on one end, later kareem abdul-jabbar and then a lot of other football players, the green bay packers and cleveland browns but the guy that i like in this photograph is all the way to the left, you see carl stokes is the only non-athlete in this carl stokes two weeks from this photograph will declare hisrace to become mayor of cleveland, next is this guy named walter beach . walter was on the team with jim brown that won the championship in 1964 that shut down johnny unitas and by 27, he was the quarterback who was the quarterback but walter is still alive and walter and i have probably taught 25, 30 times about all of this. when he was going through his life as an nfl player, he was from detroit and he met malcom x and went to his speech in detroit, the one we listened to the segment on. but he also will be one of the last guys talk for the shooting starts so he's a very important guy. he's a wonderful human being. most of our television conversations and with him saying peace and love, jim. and that's appropriate ithink . that's

kareem john pierre. jason johnson, jill winebanks, thanks for staying and with us.he onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

if i think of kareem abdul-jabbar i remember thinking how when a plane that i barely make it. the highest level tuesday athletes like serena and venus in me and apologized a word in this world so many parallels to my experience at the fencer was like that directly because i'm not even a map when they were starting to force tennis but watching them i could draw my aspiration thousand happy. >> as an athlete i want a muslim athlete to be successful and continue to see black athletes do well that allows them to be inspired ande themselves even now in 2018 are pushed out to say we are not welcome. this this is not a place for you. for at the table tuesday we want you to be inclusive. i'm pulling up a chair and taking a seat and saying hello he said speeseventeen. >> hello. my question for you is very poor fencing career playing sports did it ever cause you to go closer to your faith? >> yes. i like what i didn't qualify for the team in 2012 which a lot of people don't know. i felt nobody wanted to talk with me about it. especially my family. i felt like i didn't make it because it

countries and want to olympic medals for yugoslavia and then cry he joins the likes of michael jordan and kareem abdul-jabbar in the hall of fame. i couldn't stop crying for ten days straight. and it was really hard to explain somebody bugging my eyes. over and over and i couldn't tell anybody for one week may be here today you know it's a feeling that. i don't know that word has not been invented yet. full many thanks indeed that's it for buddies i'll be back with another one of thirteen hours g.m.t. peter double hits update you on the day's top stories thanks c.l.s. . taiwan. a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and crossed very toddies on a. al jazeera. swear every since. in indonesia palm oil is a billion dollar business want to win east investigates the price the countries paying. to feed the world's oil addiction. on al-jazeera. and managers are much like y

>first quarter....the chiefs already up 7-0....kareem hunt punches it in from one yard out .4-nothing chiefs. however the niners heat up..that's an 11 yard touchdown catch from y to marquise goodwin...nice dance but fourth quarer.......jimmy g on the scramble....keep an eye on his left knee....does not look good....he gets carted off and would not return....killing any chance for a comeback...as the niners fall to the the cheifs....> final: 38-27 kansas city chiefs (jason) things are equally bad with the raiders --- they are healthier than the niners but they still can't seem to get out of their own way.....>today they took on the dolphins....> jon gruden....searching for his first win as the head coach of the oakland raiders. 2nd quarter: ryan tannehill goes up top to kenny stills...with the 34 yard touchdown pass. score: tied at 7.4th quarter:...how about a little razzle dazzle....jakeem grant gets the dolphins.carr...with a chance to take the lead...but the pass is intercepted by xavien howard...uh ohhh...the raiders would go on to lose the game. final:28-20 dolphins the a

>first quarter....the chiefs already up 7-0....kareem hunt punches it in from one yard out .however the niners heat up..that's an 11 yard touchdown catch from jimmy g to marquise goodwin...nice danc this could be the rest of the niners season.....jimmy g on the scramble....keep an eye on his left knee....does not look good....he gets carted off and would not return....killing any chance for a comeback...as the niners fall to the the cheifs....38-27....> (jason) and let's take another look at how the raiders and dolphins game turned out. jon gruden....searching for his first win as the head coach of the oakland raiders....the second time around....> 2nd quarter: ryan tannehill goes up top to kenny stills..34 yard touchdown pass. score: tied at 7.4th quarter:...how about a little razzle dazzle....jakeem grant gets the ball......for a 52 yard touchdown..score:17-14 dolphins.carr...with a chance to take the lead...but the pass is intercepted by xavien howard...uh ohhh...the raiders would go on to lose the game. final:28-20 dolphins the a's haven't been to the post-season since 20

al-kareem transferred the ownership in 1991 to mary and will radcliff. all six businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. after reviewing these applications and the recommendations from the h.p.c., staff finds the businesses have met the criteria to qualify for listings on the legacy business registry. there are six draft resolutions for consideration by the small business commission. one for each of the legacy business registry applicants. note that a motion in support of the businesses should be a motion in favor of the resolutions. in the resolutions, please pay close attention to the core physical features or tradition that's define the business. once approved by the s. b.c., the businesses must maintain these physical features or traditions in order to remain on the legacy business registry. for california wine merchant the it's wine store and wine bar. for creative ti creativity expls artists with developmental disabilities. for great wall hardware it's hardware store. for ixia it's florist featuring sc

abdul kareem. glenn travers sr.. philip travers. felicia trailer. dreams anthony. michael trinidad. william. michael tucker. lance richard. james turner. donald joseph. robert to me. and my uncle bernard, i hope to one day be able to say i positively impact as many people as you did. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father firefighter we miss you and your bigger than life personality. i hope we make you proud please continue to watch over us. god bless america. [applause] >> tyler. alan upton. santos ballantine. edward raymond. david vargas. santos vasquez. peter vegas. and anthony. david vera. joseph vincent. melissa of incident. maria. lynette. l fred anton. >> and firefighter joseph patrick henry it's been 17 years. >> and to my father the fact that you are no longer here it breaks my heart. and i never got to meet you or laugh or cry with you or smile with you. only god knows what i would do. thank you for reminding me i am not alone. everything was possible and i thank you for that. i love you so much daddy. [applause] courtney wilcox. benjamin walker. mitchell wallace. m

kareem abdul-jabbar. abdul-jabbar, it includes all of all of these major figures largely in the african-american community and nott ethnically split. the final thing is it isn't only principally oriented. it also orients wrong contribution. so, it is also around contribution. it used to be the first question that was asked when somebody w claimed muslim identity, was, do you pray five times a day? at least in somebody's mind. do you pray five times a day? now there are multiple categories to express identity rl rights lawyer helping including our u.s. civil rights leader helping mosques establish themselves? progressim whose principal expression is so to explain a civil rights attorney, inspired by herre muslim faith, she was asked by a very conservative mask -- mosque foundation that did not give zoning to defend them in court. court. so, here's a here was a mosque my wife would not pray at and probably would not want her to because her expression that she is defending this mosque in court with its abili

it includes mohammed ali, kareem abdul-jabbar, it includes all of these major figures largely from the african-american community and tradition. it is not ethnically split anymore. i think the final thing is that it does not only principally oriented around piety. it also orients wrong contribution. so, it used to be that the first question that was asked when somebody claims of muslim identity was, do you pray five times a day? at least in somebody's mind. there are now multiple categories for how to express one's muslim identity, including, are you a civil rights lawyer helping mosques establish themselves? i will end with a quick story. my wife was a progressive muslim whose principal expression is not piety, although she is a civil rights attorney inspired by her muslim faith and she was asked by very conservative mosque foundation that did not give zoning in a chicago suburb because of religious discrimination. she was asked by a conservative foundation to defend them in court. so, here's a mosque that my wife would not pray. because the space for women's prayer so small. she prob

people like kareem abdul-jabbar, jim brown, like athletes who were very racially conscious at the time, support them, as well. host: kathleen cleaver, less than a minute left, we started by asking dr. joseph where the civil rights movement was at the end of 1967 and beginning of 1968. where you think it was at the end of 1968 as 1969 dawned? guest: at a crossroads with many possible options. there were those who wanted to go back to africa, into community service, those who wanted to work in the community and said we should not be out here, we should be organizing strugglesng community , solving community issues, and i would say it was a panorama of possibilities at the end of the 1960's. all of which are still, in a way, some levels being part of our culture. host: kathleen cleaver is at emory university, school of law, senior lecturer and research fellow. dr. joseph's director for the study of race and democracy at the university of texas at austin. thank you, both, for your >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday mo

this is in cleveland ohio and you can see bill russell is on one end, then senator, later kareem abdul-jabbar and a lot of other football players in the back and the green bay packers and other cleveland browns but the guy who i like in this photograph is all the way to the left. you see carl stokes who is the only non-athlete. and the carl stokes two weeks from this photograph will declare his race for the mayor of cleveland. next is this guy named walter beach area walter was on the team with jim brown that one the championship in 1964. that shut down johnny unitas and his like 27 to nothing. he was the quarterback was the shutdown for end walter is still alive. and walter and i have probably talk 25, 30 times about all of this reedit when he was going through his life as an nfl player, he was from detroit and he met malcom x and went to his balance and bullet speech in detroit, the one that welisten to segments of he also will be , one of the last guys to see before the shooting starts so he's a very important guy. he's a wonderful human being and in fact, most of our conversations and wit