after his extraordinary achievement, he received some very special congratulations from the singer michael ballg along to it, singing along? isaid to mouthing along to it, singing along? i said to him, we should make it a duet and i came off air and i said to him, we should make it a duet and i came offairand i thought, yes, i have got a few minutes, let's see if we can do this, made some calls, called my re cord this, made some calls, called my record producer said, have we got a track we can put together? i had the idea that the nhs voices of care could form the background voice. crucially, was talking to tom and hannah and because we are all over the place and isolating i had to get tom to speak the words and then sing the words into his phone and that was sent to me and i did it in my front room, all the quire did it individually around the country when they were off shift —— the choir. we did it in to others. i cannot quite believe it. good news that we brea kfast believe it. good news that we breakfast gets the opportunity to get a proper look at the video and the song itself. i haven't s

in your heart # and you'll never walk alone his version of you'll never walk alone, a duet with michael ball00 copies, with proceeds going to the nhs charities together fund. and next thursday he'll set another record too when he turns 100, making him the first centenarian to top the charts. wonderful man. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello to viewers in the uk and around the world. we're bringing you the latest briefing from the white house when that gets under way. first, it's time for the papers. welcome to the papers. with me are claire cohen, the women's editorfor the daily telegraph and benedicte paviot, the uk correspondent for france 24. in the uk, the financial times weekend edition looks at how china dealt with the coronavirus and how pressure on testing in the uk overwhelms a government website. in france, le figaro asks whether or not summer holidays are going to happen this year. the international new york times looks at how the number of people facing acute food shortages could reach 265 million globally. the daily mail says that britons could be

he along with michael ball number one on the charts.e is going to be 100 years old that he will be number one on his birthday. it is an amazing thing. a couple of lines from the papers. as it is told, time to get back to work. scientists tell us this lifting of the lockdown could get under way by the lockdown could get under way by the middle of may. we are trying to get clarity on this without political correspondence this morning, because a number of the papers appear to have different angles on the same story, which is to with when and if things will be returning to any kind of semblance of normality. well, we're going to be talking tojonathan ashworth from the labour a bit later. we can put that to him, what the labour party would consider doing. it is also on the front page of the times, covid secure offices to get britain back to work, a treasury blueprint which ease lockdown for staff, and it says that trains will be almost full time again in three weeks. we'll be talking about transport changes as well, when it comes to certain

# as if raising £26 million wasn't astonishin enough, captain tom moore's charity single with michael ballhs choir is on course to top the charts. good morning. today dry and sunny with a spot of rain across the south—west of england and the channel islands and a cool westerly wind. it's monday the 20th of april. our top story: after a weekend of warnings that some supplies of personal protective equipment for nhs workers are on the verge of running out, a number of hospitals across england say their stocks of gowns are now critically low. it comes as the government is criticised over delays to a delivery of ppe, including 400,000 gowns from turkey, that had been due to arrive yesterday. an organisation representing hospital bosses says ministers should stop making promises they can't keep. john mcmanus reports. it's the issue that won't go away. can the government guarantee the safety of both nhs and care workers by providing them with enough supplies of personal protective equipment, ppe? despite initial assurances that there was enough ppe to go around, ministers have since admitted tha

a week after captain tom moore and michael ball sang together

i‘m delighted to say i‘m joined by michael ball. 100 laps, and he was singing along with it and is a joke i said we should record this is a duet and then i thought yes, we should record this isa thought yes, we should record this is a duet. it would be phenomenal. soi is a duet. it would be phenomenal. so i got the record company involved and producers and so on, got tom to sing it into his phone, got crucially the nhs voices of care require tojoin together crucially the nhs voices of care require to join together when they come off shift record they‘re part of the song remotely and we were able to get it ready within 24 hours asa able to get it ready within 24 hours as a way to the real achievement. fantastic. what we want is for it to be number one to raise even more money of course. it is a race at the moment and it is looking like we might have number two, but we could still have number one if people went and downloaded it. 99p but you have to go online and download it and we can give captain tom number one on his 100th birthday

the distance was completed last thursday and helped captain tom celebrate, michael ball sang.e. you are the uk's official number one. that really is truly amazing, isn't it? at the age of 99, captain tom has become the oldest person to ever have a number one single. amazing. that this should happen to me. louis armstrong was 66 when he topped the charts in 1968. a record which would stand for more than a0 years. until beaten by a 68—year—old tom jones with a comic relief single. and sir tom was quick to pay tribute. from one tom to another, congratulations on beating my chart record. if i was gonna lose to anybody it's an honour to have lost to you. next thursday is captain tom's birthday, meaning that he will still be number one when he turns 100.

after a first performance with michael ball on bbc breakfast last week — their version of ‘you'll neverther with an nhs choir, is now on course to top the uk singles chart. nearly 36,000 copies have been sold in 48 hours. time for a look at the weather. here is chris. hello, simon. lots of sunshine on offer in the week ahead, high pressure firmly in charge, fine weather, if you are able to get out for a socially distant walk, the beachesin for a socially distant walk, the beaches in dorset suitably sparsely populated. the satellite shows clear skies, some rain bearing clouds skirting the north—west of france, it's going to stay there are the rest of this afternoon, we have dry weather and sunshine but with some gusty easterly winds, gusting 30 odd miles an hour. 0vernight, we could see some isolated showers working into the channel islands, the isles of scilly for a time but otherwise dry, clear, starry skies, staying quite breezy so it doesn't get too cold, temperatures for— 7 degrees for most of us, cold enough for a nip of frost in some of the stab scottish valleys. tuesday we start

michael ball and my dad, in a numberone money. michael ball and my dad, in a number one single!ined it? if you had said it, we would have said, you are being ridiculous! to go back to captain tom, i wonder what your plans are when this is over. you are a global superstar but you must be looking forward to getting this wonderful family of yours together to celebrate what you have managed to achieve together as afamily have managed to achieve together as a family unit? what are you thinking of, when we are released from isolation. and social segregation. are you thinking when we can all get back together again and that big party we might have? yes, i am looking forward to our party. one day, houston, idon't looking forward to our party. one day, houston, i don't know when will happen. we will have another party, maybe, i don't know, it could be some time, but i'm looking forward to having a party again so many plans. we've got a lot more friends in the last few weeks than i had before! and that is absolutely marvellous. you are definitely going to have to expand the invitation lis

the 99—year—old war veteran has teamed up with the singer michael ball, and released a version of "you'llday. i'm not ashamed to say that brings a tear to the eye. captain tom covid has raised a staggering amount of money. captain tom moore has raised a staggering amount of money but where is it all going and how will it be spent? well, ian lush is the chairman of nhs charities together, which is going to distribute the money raised. thank you forjoining us. how will his extraordinary amount of money be distributed? how his extraordinary amount of money be distributed ? how can his extraordinary amount of money be distributed? how can you decide? we have about 160 members and we are also tracing other nhs charities around the country who are not already members and making sure they get their share as well. we have already given at 35,000 and it is another distribution going out next week. according to the number of hospital staff or community trust that that each charity supports. so it will be pro rata, which we thought was the fairest way to do the next distribution. and then we will lo

so today from 4pm, can michael ball and captain tom be number one and not the weekend?pened before, though, for the christmas number one in 2015, it looked like justin bieber would christmas number one in 2015, it looked likejustin bieber would be christmas number one and he sent out one tweet saying, i've had my time, love yourself was the number one track. he tweeted and put himself behind a sum for number one for the nhs. wright excellent, lovely to talk to you. has a good feel about it. message me when you have the result was not that is all from us today, we will be back tomorrow from 6am. bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines millions of essential workers and theirfamilies in england can now book a test to see if they have coronavirus if they show symptoms. there have been fewer people coming forward for a test than we'd expected and that's why we've been able to expand the availability to all essential workers and just make it so much easierfor them to be able to get a test. president trump suggests you can treat covid—19 by injecting disinfectant i

singer michael ball tweeted — "thank you for being such an important focal point when we all needed itbsolutely brilliant" captain tom moore and his daughter, hannah ingram—moore, are with us now. and we‘re alsojoined by ellie orton from the nhs charities together, which will benefit from the funds raised. tom, good morning. you are amazing. morning. nice for you to say that. now, listen, it is at about £11.9 million, and i can‘t check the website because it has crashed because so many people are donating but it is heading for £5 million. how do you feel about that?” but it is heading for £5 million. how do you feel about that? i think thatis how do you feel about that? i think that is absolutely enormous, and at no time when we started off with this exercise, did we anticipate we would get anything near that sort of money. it just shows would get anything near that sort of money. itjust shows that people have such high regard for the members of the national health service, and it is really amazing that people have paid so much money. i understand, victoria, you had some time in hospit

the 99—year—old war veteran has teamed up with the singer michael ball, and released a version of you'llelebrate. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. it it were going to hope for the rest of the afternoon. we should see the cloud breaking up and some sand and coming to. it has been a beautiful start into scotland and northern england and northern ireland. you keep the sun shine through the afternoon. an easterly breeze will make it feel cool in exposed coasts, nine to 13 celsius here. only around ten or 11 in the cloud and rain. highest values of 15. as we head into sunday, high pressure sits up to scandinavia. he winds a swinging round, any clockwise direction, bringing the piece in off the north sea. at that breeze will act as our friend, pushing some of the cloud back to the west so that we go through sunday, it will be dry, settled with more sunshine and, as a result, temperatures will be a degree or so higher, ranging from nine to 18 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: unions representing doctors and nurses in the uk express concerns about new guideline

the distance was completed last thursday and helped captain tom celebrate, michael ball sang.n't it? at the age of 99, captain tom has become the oldest person to ever have a number one single. amazing. that this should happen to me. louis armstrong was 66 when he topped the charts in 1968. a record which would stand for more than 40 years. until beaten by a 68—year—old tom jones with a comic relief single. and sir tom was quick to pay tribute. from one tom to another, congratulations on beating my chart record. if i was gonna lose to anybody it's an honour to have lost to you. next thursday is captain tom's birthday, meaning that he will still be number one when he turns 100. colin paterson, bbc news. we will all celebrate with him when he turns 100. what a marble. all celebrate with him when he turns 100. whata marble. —— all celebrate with him when he turns 100. what a marble. —— marvel. from me, goodbye. have a good weekend. stay safe and look after your family. hello, it was another beautiful sunny day across the uk. temperatures in the high teens, low teens in a few spot

we‘ve got michael ball with us. ling it from the people of liverpool. but it seemed appropriate, is it ok if i sing it for you? michael, i suggest you go ahead, we will all listen. # when you walk through a storm. # hold your head up high. # and don‘t be afraid of the dark. # at the end of the story. # there is a golden sky. # and the sweet silver song of a lark. # walk on through the winter. # walk on through the rain. # though your tears be tossed and blown. # walk on, walk on, with help in your heart. # and you‘ll never walk alone. # you‘ll never walk alone! # michael, i don‘t know if you can see it, a wave from tom. i believe, hannah, am i right in thinking that tom was singing along, we couldn‘t listen but i think he was singing! he was singing along, yes. he unfortunately can't use the headphones because he has his hearing aids in but he heard everything through the speaker and how incredible, he was having a little sing yes. it is a duet in the making! absolutely! hannah, i think you have been extraordinary, m

correspondent: michael hicks of ball state university in indiana says the pandemic will force workerseers. >> there will be a lot of reprogramming by individuals in those occupations that deal with it but or maybe high skilled, into more high skilled medical or other fields. correspondent: changing careers for allie nelson, already in health care, may not happen. but she says people have a new understanding of what it means to survive. >> this is proof people are living paycheck to paycheck. people aren't prepared for it. you can't be. correspondent: hoping the crisis

michael hicks of ball state university in indiana says the pandemic will force some workers to find new careers so i think there's going to be a lot of reprogramming by individuals from those occupations that you were maybe your skill into or ice. or other fields and changing careers for nelson who's already in health care may not happen but she says people have a new understanding of what it means to survive this is a proof that people are living paycheck to paycheck you know. and people are prepared for it you know even. hoping the crisis does lead to a more systemic economic change in society rosalyn shorten al-jazeera washington twitter has removed more than 2500 accounts from an egypt based network known as el fucker sources said the group created fake accounts to broadcast messages critical of iran cutter and turkey they believe the group was taking direction from the egyptian government the prime suspects jailed for the kidnapping and murder of journalist daniel pearl is expected to be released a pakistani courts overturned the murder conviction of british born middlemarch saeed

captain tom please stay listening because we have michael ball who has been with you a lot through thisg day and you are the only man who would get me into a smart shirt, tie and suit on the lockdown. i love the bones of you, sir, and like you for letting me be part of this journey. —— thank you. for letting me be part of this journey. -- thank you. well done forgetting in your shirt. i don't a lwa ys forgetting in your shirt. i don't always wear one but we've done very well together looking like we do today. we do scrub up nicely, tom, and when we do our arena and stadium tour together, this is the look for us. did you hear that, tom? you scrub up quite nicely. that's right. and when you do your big arena tour, singing together, you will look like this. that's right, we will. smashing comments on. thank you, michael. you have a partner for a new arena tour. who knew, thatjust a few weeks from the moment you saw captain tom and he helped inspire you to get him to number one that we would be here now. it's the most beautiful story in the most bleak times, isn't it? and as the prime minis

both tributes are coming in and we had michael ball, didn't we, singing for the captain tom all: and, campaigning now for him to be made a server. we spoke to him, he would love the queen to do... you will never walk alone was the song and just quietly, he wasjoining in, wasn't he? singing on. a special moment and a special morning so let's have a look at the papers today. the daily telegraph says "there is no end in sight" to the restrictions on public life in the uk. it also has a picture on its front page of demonstrators in richmond, in the us state of virginia, who are protesting against the state's stay—at—home order and business closures. the mirror also focuses on the extended lockdown asking "0k... what then?" as it calls on the government to publish its "exit strategy". the sun outlines dominic raab's five conditions that must be met before uk restrictions can be lifted, including making sure the nhs could cope and a "sustained and consistent" fall in the daily death rate. let's take a look at some of the inside pages. charlie, have you ever heard of stink floating. no. do

singer michael ball tweeted — "thank you for being such an important focal point when we all needed itgan, thanks so much forjoining. when were you inspired by tom, when you wanted to start these birthday cards? my mum was going through twitter, then suddenly i saw 100—year—old tom and i said, i never saw 100—year—old before, didn'ti never saw 100—year—old before, didn't i say that you? then i had an idea, why didn't we make a card? then my mum got all my friends involved, and suddenly it got viral on the intranet, then people we didn't even know started doing it. and we have goals as well. if we get to 1500, that is our goal of how many cards to give. how many have you got so far? do you know? nearly 200. wow. somebody has to look after these. have you thought about that? there is a way you can do it. if you are in isolation, which most of us are, you can post them on any social media with the hashtag make tom a card. it is that it? yeah. you know exactly what's going on, reegan. i think when you grow up you could probably be a postmaster like bill, looking after all these cards turni

michael ball singing you'll never walk alone alongside the choir and captain tom. the nhs, which is just the most remarkable achievement. just incredible. it is getting bigger and bigger. it just incredible. it is getting biggerand bigger. it is just incredible. it is getting bigger and bigger. it is a wonderful story. let me show you this, though. a cup of tea could be under threat according to the paper this morning. it suggests that the virus and lockdown of the world public guest tea bridges are threatening global supplies. it means the cost could rise as it always the case. first it was a toilet paper roll and now it would a toilet paper roll and outward bt. suggestions major tv producers in india, sri lanka, malaysia are all under threat, and that would increase the price pretty significantly as a result. the million cups of tea, how many do we consume in the uk each day? each day? 200? 200 million. not 200! just me and you. 100 million cups of tea in the uk every day. that is incredible. some people are not drinking quite as much tea as i am. you look at wha

michael hicks of ball state university in indiana says the pandemic will force some workers to find new careers so i think there's going to be a lot of reprogramming by individuals from those occupations that you are people that maybe are skill into or high skill medical or other fields reason changing careers for nelson who's already in health care may not happen but she says people have a new understanding of what it means to survive this is a proof that people are living paycheck to paycheck and now something like this happens and people are prepared for anything and. hoping the crisis does lead to a more systemic economic change in society rosalyn short al-jazeera washington or i let's get more on the oil prices now we can speak to economics editor abbott ali who joins us from london and i would give us more detail if you would. of well make you know we have the extraordinary situation just last week where oil prices in some parts of the u.s. but at $7.00 a barrel and in one instance there producers have to actually pay. the take away the oil so it's got to the crucial point where p

yeah, it's something sports fans can't pass up, sort of like michael jordan, any time he had the ball. oh [ ding ] wow. president obama was interviewed for the series and a lot of people laughed at the description the filmmakers gave him check it out they just call him "former chicago resident." that's like calling jesus "former carpenter. and they were like, "our mistake, it should have just said 'michelle's husband.'" [ ding ] i see that disney brought back its bedtime hotline to help kids through the pandemic. yup. when your kids complain about being stuck inside, cinderella will reply, "i live in an attic and have rats for friends. can we not right now?" finally, i saw that today's national lookalike day. and as a reminder, 90% of the time nothing good ever comes after "you know who you kind of look like." that's our monologue, everybody. as i said, today is monday we had a very successful show on saturday night. the "one world: together at home" event raised $179 million, so i wanted to thank lady gaga and global citizen for putting all that together that was major and nbc and ab

that is my next point, with this day rolling ball of money, we are setting up for the mother of all asset bubbles? michaelt's remember bubbles are fun to ride on the way up. , the president, congress and fair chairman -- the fed chairman are drawing on, everyone expected bubbles 12 years ago during the financial crisis when the fed printed a lot of money. it did not happen, so they are reassured it will never happen. 12 years ago as much as the fed was printing, the shadow bank system was collapsing. it was on printing -- it was unprinting what the fed was putting into the economy. we are forgetting -- we are forbidding foreclosures. the whole $3 trillion the fed will print will wind up in financial markets. that creates a real prospect for too much money chasing too few assets. that will be fun as the bubble inflates. you need an exit strategy. haidi: do you see support for the s&p around 2100? what do you do as an investor? people are sidelining themselves, holding cash. just because there is a market, doesn't mean you have to invest in it. can the market breakthrough 2400? absolutely. we are going to g

official michael maloof who has an amazing rolodex and michael you're talking to people all over the world all the time so i'll put you on the spot a crystal ball this for me how does this saudi rochelle oil war shake out where we go from here. i think that it's we're going to see a next negativity until. at least until the end of may i think that i think the russians will return certainly renege on on any cut backs in oil they cannot afford to cut back on oil too much oil production because of the impact it will have on their ability and capabilities internally to to actually. begin to drill and to and to bring up the oil they have to they cannot of they and they cannot afford for the price to go below $4550.00 a barrel and the saudis cannot afford for the price to go down below 75 because of what their economic ambitions are for 2030 so i think that we're going to see continued. cooling off in chile in between the united states and saudi arabia especially on the oil issue the in the the russians can handle it better they have to be they have a lot of. sovereign. ability are they they have the ability they have a tremendous amount of surplus o

talked to steve coogan and michael winterbottom about their satire on capitalism featuring the last ever on screen performance of u.k. celebrity caroline flack pulitzer ball coming up in today's going underground but 1st ahead of next week's hearings on the trial of julian assange still heard nothing from u.k. labor leadership contenders in defense of the wiki leaks publisher but one candidate for deputy richard bergen has been speaking out going on the grounds find ahmed caught up with him. i think important that we speak out against the actual vision of julian assange who could end up in prison in the united states of america for 175 years people have got to look at was his given reason was given rise to this situation you've got to look at the. crimes that we kill akes exposed the truth the wiki leaks spoken for example look at the. video which came out in 2010 a video which went around the world and horrified people showing innocent civilians in iraq being gunned down that wouldn't have been seen by other words if it hadn't have been quickly simulate the wall logs in relation to iraq and afghanistan and similarly the treatment of people in guantanamo

ball? >> steve kerr fans, stay out of my mentions, go in michael's mentions.r what michael just said and this is in "the new york times" piece. in 2016 black turnout rate in the presidential election declined for the first time in 20 years. it was seven percentage points lower than the record high of obama's 2012. it slipped from 12% in 2016 to 13%. to look at the three key states donald trump managed to squeak through and win, michigan, wisconsin, by himself without a running mate biden is ahead and doing well with white working class voters on his own. that's the case that a lot of black voters who want a black woman on the ticket say, biden is carrying the white voters. he needs something else. i'm sorry, i interrupted you. >> sorry, i interrupted you. sorry. i just wanted to make the point about that, the fallout in those thr three states. in michigan there were 75,000 people in detroit whose votes did not count. it concerns me when some in the media repeatedly say the black voting turnout decline, we also have to acknowledge it was gop-led voter suppressi

in fact, michael irvin tonight on the nfl network said he's in area code receiver. you put the ballp in his area code and he will haul it in [ laughter ] and it seems like brandon aiyuk was preordained to be a 49er. [ laughter ] check this out, that was a shot of aiyuk when he was four years old donning 49er gear. get was all in the stars for him and both the offense and defense are going to be happy with that. and the raiders are pretty happy with the way it went for them. raiders is supposedly going to have the draft in vegas, obviously that didn't happen, so the commissioner announced tonight 2022 the draft will be held in vegas. now, the first ever vegas pick my henry rugs, wide receiver out of alabama. number 11 in these highlights, get this, 25% of the time to make the catch and in college ball he scored. absolute playmaker, fastest man of the draft, steve brenner, sensational athlete, physical specimen, force .27, explosive and you know the late great al davis would love this pick, white receiver with great speed, the second choice in the first round, damon arnett, defensive

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michael osterholm wrote a great article about it yesterday. if you look at these tests and we can't take our eye off the ball on this, there's a 15% false negative rate on some of these tests. if it's that high. you're going to start to lose confidence in people actually being able to trust these tests. they have to get more accurate and more widespread. >> a continuing issue. as always, appreciate your insights. a deep look at the new horrible economic numbers. the gdp shrank by nearly 5% last quarter. that's just the tip of the iceberg in the economic blow. here with me, christine romans and gina smile, a reporter. gdp down 5%, that's wow. that's been a long time since we have contracted, but we also know that's the last quarter, the one we're in right now is likely to be even worse. >> good-bye to the longest economic expansion in american history, and officially hello to the coronavirus recession. these numbers, i'm sure, are going to be revised even lower. you know, the government even said in its technical note that they couldn't even capture all the data in the last couple weeks that are going to animate these numbers. and the forecast fo

michael kosta. before the coronavirus, i can convinced trevor to allow me to host a travel show through the italian wine region. it was the perfect scheme to allow me to go balls deep into a sea of merlo. but then we all went to shit, so now i'm stuck taking you on a journey through my apartment. welcome to ( bleep ), ( bleep ), apartment ( bleep ), larm codes 7978. come on. shit! ♪ ♪ my apartment is a beautiful land of two bedrooms and one bathroom, world renowned for its natural light, its high ceilings, and its access to nearby parks, which i can no longer visit. it was colonized in 2017, after i was evicted from my previous homeland for, according to my parents, being 36. but despite their ageism, i have moved on. and now i enjoy this apartment immensely, especially its culinary delights. ♪ ♪ here, in the centrally located kitchen, there are over three cereals to choose from, including oat bran for when locals here are feeling a little irregular. when you're in the kitchen, sample the national drink of my apartment, home-brewed kombucha, which locals praise as not as disgusting as it looks. in the middle of this bustling marketplace is an ancient heating d

balls in the air. we now present the sketch "juggling flyer" starring jason sudee cond chance players our own fred armisen and special guest michael yeah good back again, huh? >> you betcha. yeah, you friggin' know it [ laughter ] you know what, i'll just have the usual to go, please. >> all right and the usual was? >> oh right, yeah. i'll play along, yeah. a large iced mocha latte, almond milk substitute please >> right >> actually you know what, let's make it a small. i'm already keyed up already, you know i'm going to check out the old corkboard and see how my ad's doing. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] >> hey, excuse me! excuse me, i'm sorry everybody. hey, hi. can i have your attention, please, really quick my name is dan and i just wanted to let you know that this, this right here, this isn't a joke. okay it's the real thing. i just need to -- excuse me, sir. hi, sir, you might want to pay attention to this and stop typing you probably want to hear this, so sir? hello. i'm going to push through. okay [ laughter ] look, guys, what's up, huh i mean what's the deal i mean, no one wants juggling lessons? is that what'

ball. and he never ran out of energy. that was the thing. >> at that point michael jordan is already the ultimate sports alpha male.obviously in the wake of this incredible celebration there will be some very difficult business decisions. >> we are entitled to defend what we have until we lose it. if we lose it then you look at it and you say, okay, let's change. let's go through a rebuilding. no one is guaranteeing rebuilding is going to be two or three, four or five years. the cubs have been rebuilding for 42 years. if you want to look at this from a business thing, have a sense of respect for the people who have laid the groundwork so that you can be a powerful organization. you can be a powerful organization. ♪ >> we had just finished winning ♪ ♪ >> we had just finished winning a fifth title. there was a lot of uncertainty. the management started talking about the franchise is going to change. are we going to rebuild? i thought it was unfair. i would never let someone who is not putting on a uniform and playing each and every day dictate what we do on a basketball court. so, you know, my mentality was let's put

plate and knock that ball out of the park is an amazing thing to see and an amazing feeling to have, after seeing it work. >> and i'm going to ask you more about how this originated, michaelin just a moment. but kevin, to your last point there, a number of fellow celebrities have joined on, but inundersta i understand you have a challenge of your own to issue to at least a couple in particular? >> oh, yeah, yeah. the callouts have to continue. you know, i've seen so many. so, you know, when i'm on a platform like this. so definitely duane the rock johnson. i wouldn't be myself if i didn't put him on the line here. and tell him to step up to the plate. provide an all--in challenge fo somebody. also, somebody else that has an amazing heart that i got to work with and blew me away, nicole kidman. i would love to see nicole kidman step up and do something, just because she's such a beautiful soul, beautiful spirit. and, you know, look, i can go on and on. these names are endless, that i have here, that can go down. i can say kevin durant. i would love to see you step up to the plate and do something, as well. i called out kyrie irving. that's just a few. i don't want to take

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michael -- assistant professor of strategy at the united states air force e-school of graduate professional military education where he directs courses on air power, history and national strategy. he recently published an article, the t-ball solution: evolution of bear combat technology in vietnam 196 to 1972. in the air power history journal and is currently writing a book that explores the relationship between pilot culture and the technological development of military aircraft. he earned his ph.d. from kansas state university, the culture of the lightweight fighter, culture and technology in the united states air force from 1964 to 1991. ladies and gentlemen, please help me in welcoming dr. michael hinkins. >> all right. i'll try not to keep you from the reception, i did want to start off by talking about something that happened a year ago. there was an air force f-15 flying over syria and this is not what you expected to hear in a world war i lecture but stay with me, he shoots down an iranian drone. a uav, not quite two weeks later, a second almost identical event happened. i don't know about you but my twitter exploded. people started talking online, blogs are being written, people are arguing, and what they are arg

ball in the side pocket. the last best potential suspect in the 2008 murders was now top of mind for the 2013 case, dr. michaelky. but get this, before detectives could get around to looking him up, something truly astonishing happened. >> after the brumback murders, he called our office because he had heard about the murders and said, "are you guys going to need to talk to me again? >> reporter: he called you? >> uh-huh. i don't remember exactly what he said, but he made comments that he was glad dr. brumback was dead. >> reporter: "i'm glad he's dead?" >> yeah, he made a comment to that effect, yes. >> reporter: that almost sounds like somebody's boasting about this? >> it could be, yeah, and, again, the same detectives turned right back around and started going through the same process. let's find out where dr. belenky was on mother's day 2013. >> reporter: turns out dr. belenky was living in the northwest, dividing his time between vancouver and washington state at the time of the brumback murders. when detectives reinterviewed him, they wondered if they were missing something. could their primary person o

michael, and phil's approach was more catered to the team. >> i wasn't a phil jackson fan, you know, when he first came in, you know, because he -- he was coming in to take the ballve m.j. just telling it like it is throughout this. >> i love that. you can see how they felt, very open and honest but you always thought michael jordan and phil jackson had the best relationship and to hear that. >> apparently not. >> i had one like that with tom coughlin. hated him when he first got there, and would not play for another coach than him by the time he left. that's probably how michael felt about phil jackson. excited to watch. don't miss the new episode of "the last dance" on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on espn and available outside the u.s. on netflix, means i'll be up late sunday night. >> i love it. three and four. >>> all right. coming up, "binge this." speaking of bingeing, could there be anything better than a flashback friday edition? we think not. >>> plus, we have a special deal of the day this morning. keep supporting those small businesses, we're going to tell you how. we'll be right back. upporting those small businesses, we're going to tell you how. we'll