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michael jackson -- michael jordan. >> michael jordan. >> jimmy: michael jordan comes out. it's what he's known for. he comes out, he says, "i'm here," and then he will sing the song. roots, hit it. >> i'm gonna kill you. [ laughter ] ♪ oh ♪ walking on the street looking at your fans i play basketball in the stands ♪ ♪ but on the court that's where i am everyone's in the stands ♪ ♪ when i was a little boy i thought i'm gonna do a lot of things and i did ♪ ♪ i have businesses of course and when in the morning wake up ♪ >> and this is the part with other words, kristen. ♪ we've come too far to give up who we are so let's raise the bar and our cups to the stars ♪ ♪ she's up all night till the sun i'm up all night to get some ♪ ♪ she's up all night for good fun i'm up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get lucky we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ >> jimmy: there he is right there. michael jordan! incredible! [ cheers and applause ] incredible! michael jordan! we'll be right back with kristen wiig, you guys. go. [ cheers and appla

he is michael a. jordan, i'm michael b. jordan. >> jimmy: of course, there has to be a michael c. fade, well, with him, maybe it wouldn't fade. do you ever go into a foot locker and say i would like a pair of "air me". >> that is really bad, i am actually going to a dominican republic for a friend of mine's wedding. and i was flying standby at the time. and the lady at the kiosk, she couldn't speak english really well, and she was like michael jordan, is that your father? yes, it is my dad. she actually bought me first class both ways. i felt bad, i did, i did, i felt bad for about two seconds until i sat down in that first class seat. >> jimmy: and you felt a lot better. and when you were a kid you were acting, how old were you when you started acting? >> about 12 years old. >> jimmy: you did a show with cosby, not the cosby show, but in brooklyn, cosby was in queens. who did you play on the show? >> this kid named michael jordan. >> jimmy: you have been preparing for it your whole life. >> it was like a small role, i had maybe four or five lines. i had a kid in the classroom, and

>> this was 19905 michael jordan. take yourd to get you back to virginity. there.id i just do that 1234. >> here is the thing about michael jordan. he didn't know. i wasn't wearing my placard when i walked around the east village. hymen in tact, handle with care. i didn't tell him because we hadn't got to that point yet. >> were you in a room somewhere? >> no. we were at dinner with russell simmons and ahmad rashad and michael jordan and veronica web and me. which of these entities does not belong in the circle at all. circle me, la, la, la. he hadn't started talking to me yet and i wanted his attention because he was this beautiful, perfect creature and i had three dice in my pocket. it flipped a light switch and he got crazy eyes like beautiful, sweaty, michael jordan head. you know the story because you are from chicago. >> you know who does president like the story? juanita jordan. not a fan. >> they were betrothed back then. he had moved on from the relationship after $800 million and a lovely settlement with no pre up in later. you can thank me, juanita. >> s

he got crazy eyes like beautiful, sweaty, michael jordan head. you know the story. u are from chicago. >> you know who doesn't like the story? juanita jordan. not a fan. >> they were be troated -- betrothed back then. >> he had moved on from the relationship $800 million in a settlement with no pre up in later. you can thank me juanita. we are playing dice and the game is about even and i ask him, what are we playing for here? he said if i win you come with me back to my hotel room. i was like, oh my god. that's going to be painful. there will be end trails and body parts coming out of -- >> top there. stop there. >> and so the last thought in my mind was ahmad rashad pushing knee in a shopping cart into a new jersey hospital parking lot. i was so s going to happen. i said if i win can i have tickets to the nicks game? can i get floor seats? he said no, baby, i'm married. oh i forgot. you are mr. morality over here, of course. >> so he wanted to have sex with you -- >> he didn't say that, greg. >> you were just going to go and look at his etchings. >> he would have l

directed by 26-year-old ryan er.gl starring michael b. jordan. that is our show for tonight, as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with grammy-winning artist amy grant about her first studio album in 10 years. ", she looks from here." we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had. he said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the future of film, next on "film school shorts." "film school shorts" is made possible by a

former mtv veejay was hanging out with michael jordan. he would spend in one gamble how much we make in an entire year. >> one crap, please. >> we ask him about aaron hernandez. >> unless he gets packed out. >> if

moving on to nba legend michael jordan. married to a beautiful, gorgeous, stunning, 35-year-old.. apparently they started the conversation of having kids. because even though he has a 24 and 22-year-old, he has now had a reverse vasectomy. he is reconnecting his reproductive tubes in order to make more babies with his beautiful girlfriend, long time girlfriend, yvette prieto, you may have more baby michael jordans running around. >> if it works. guess it does. otherwise wouldn't be going through with it. >> if she wants it she gets it. she's cute. >> obviously, robin thicke video, "blurred lines." >> yes. >> big rage. everybody loves the video. a seattle troupe, mont carousel -- >> does the real deal. they created their own version of the blurred lines, they changed the lyrics, the voices, the gender, and swapped everything. you know wanted to see how the different roles. perceived -- it was different. pretty funny. might want to check it out. may give you a different take. >> this has gone viral. i can kind of understand why. >> i feel so cheap right now. let me tell you. i feel

. >> his heroes are albert einstein and in sports, michael jordan. >> michael jordan was a good exyampel of hard work achieving success. >> he starts high school hdz r in a few weeks he has his heart set on harvard or m.i.t.. hener has to take the s.a.t.ever again. >> i think he'll get in whenever he apply autos i don't think high school is -- it's going to seem ped kes streen. >> i look forward to working for him some day. >> that is where we're headed. >> michael finney is up next with important advises on america's number one hoppy. >> >> gardening is america's number one hob yeechl if you tried it you know it's not always ease he we asked our resident green thumb, michael finney on advice on how to find a good garden center. >> yes. how are your yards look something okay? >> our grass is a problem right now. >> okay. the most recent addition of consumer check book rated garden centers and there are surprises here. bay area consumers check book has been looking at quality and prices offered by newsries. and found there are huge differences between local stores and national retailers.

tonight, kevin nealon, michael b. jordan, music from karmin, and special guest todd rundgren with cleto and the cletones. and now if you don't mind. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. thank you for watching. the fact that we'll all probably die alone -- i appreciate it.

. >> his heroes are albt einstein and in sports, michael jordan. >> michael jordan was a good exyampelhard work achieving success. >> he starts high school hdz r in a few weeks he has his heart set on harvard or m.i.t.. hener has to take the s.a.t.ever again. >> i think he'll get in whenever he apply autos i don't think high school is -- it's going to seem ped kes streen. >> i look forward to working for him some day. >> that is where we're headed. >> michael finney is up next with important advises on america's number one hoppy. copd makes it hard to breathe... but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair

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michael jordan's public doesn't know who howard hobson is that maybe the greatest player of history but maybe he wouldn't have been without that equalizing rule. people were saying the tall man problem is so out of control we will have to cap the height if you are higher than 6-foot 6 inches you are too tall go play volleyball. that is that a smart way to make discrimination but we need a three-point shot into think of our rules to constrain the playing field to get politicians back to making wise choices and inefficient -- in effect that is what it is about. we tend to look at history with the airforce academy in they have great battles with great power. but the economist says run the clock back and you can see the power that loses and rome was strong for so long with the barbarians at the gate by centuries of stagnation with the economic imbalance was a political and balance. so with our plan how to fix the budget but there are too many blue ribbon panels already. , because democrat or republican there are some great smart economist it is just as they cannot work together with people

it took a while for the three-point shot to make it into the nba what makes the career of michael jordan. changing the rules. the question is how you change the rules in a way that they actually fix the problem. this is where the odyssey comes in. but our favorite stories in the odyssey story of the sirens. remember, this authority of this i sirens, how does the manhandle things? he is able to hear the songs of the sirens but not too it respond. in order to respond, sometimes you have to be in his shoes. we talk about budget rule reforms and who we think is a novel and better way to have a spending limitation and balanced budget amendment that we can come back and talk to, i will just say that this book really is optimistic. when i talk to students on campus about it, one picture was of agatha christie and another was ben franklin. with agatha christie i had in mind her book and then there were none. if you remember her books, there were group of people doing things in a mansion in a murder happens. some people come back together. then another murder happens and then another. and then th

i don't know if he's the michael jordan of music, but he's definitely the dennis rodman of crazy talks sweet. last night on "america's got talent." one contestant proposed to his girlfriend on stage right after his audition. though, i am not sure it went how he expected. check it out. [ screams and applause ] >> will you marry me? [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: no, that's -- you don't. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: shouldn't have done -- they shouldn't have done that. waited for the answer. [ applause ] >> steve: howie. >> jimmy: yeah. some tech news here. this week, apple introduced a new laptop that supposedly has a an all day battery. yep, and how it works is don't turn on your laptop all day. [ laughter ] it works. speaking of apple though, yesterday at the worldwide developer's conference, apple unveiled a male voice option for digital assistant siri. yeah, of course the male siri and the female siri handle things a little differently. for instance, if i were to say, "siri, open google maps." here's the female siri's response. [ female digital voice ] >> here is google maps for you. >> jimmy: an

. >> but i just think do you ever fine yourself watching the news like michael jordan watches basketballt pants going get me in the game. that's not how you do it. go you have time to stick around to have a discussion on the web s that okay. >> absolutely. >> that would be great. the brokaw files air tomorrow at 10 p.m. the wonderful tom brokaw, ladies and gentlemen. (applause)

. >> but i just think do you ever fine yourself watching the news like michael jordan watches basketballnow. i just think to you at home, i just picture you at home like in tear away sweat pants going get me in the game. that's not how you do it. go you have time to stick around to have a discussion on the web s that okay. >> absolutely. >> that would be great. the brokaw files air tomorrow at 10 p.m. the wonderful tom brokaw, ladies and gentlemen. (applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> that's our show. i was so in awe of mr. brokaw, i got the time and date of his show wrong. it airs thursday at 10 p.m. well he an here all next week at 11:00. we lost together a great man this week. here it is, your moment of zen. >> you know, not all incidents is a result of the medication. >> are you saying there's something wrong with me. >> when is the last time you had a prostate exam.

and as we say in the book, michael jordan probably doesn't know who howard hobson was or is or hadn't heard the name, that made him in a way the greatest player in the nba history because he probably wouldn't have been the greatest player without that equalizing rule. the basketball gods at the time were saying that tall men problem has gotten so out of control, that we're going to need to cap the height and if your higher than 6'6", you can't play. play volleyball. that's not a smart way to deal with the problem, outright discrimination. leveling the playing field is a smart rule, and as glenn has said, america needs a three-point shot. we need to think about our rules in a way that constrain the playing field to get politicians back to making wise choices. and in a sense that's what balance is all about. we say -- i say this as an ex-military officer -- we tend to look at history at the air force academy, the other military schools, as great battles when great powers fell. but the economists said, wiped the clock become a century or two and you can see usually the power that loses i

i wish it was michael jordan. it would be easier for us to relate to him. i'm all for the kind of things you mentioned. more sports, more unorthodox kind of things. bring them out of their isolation because by bringing them out of their isolation they will more clearly realize it is in their own interests to change. that is how you get at the gulag. in my early days in the cia eight countries we would bring around regime change. number one was iran. we're still paying consequences from that. second was guatemala. that created genocide in that state. the third was cuba. i think to change a regime to help it change itself because it realize it is needs to change and that will only become as they become closer and more clearly oriented to the outside world. >> and, john, i don't want everybody to leave with a view that this is an intractable, impossible problem. and bit way in politics, there is sometimes problems that you can't resolve. i'm not getting into that but but i see a little light at the end of the tunnel. i see the absence of heated rhetoric lately

michael jordan somehow? >> i like to think i could have been mrs. michael jordan. joe -- juanita jordan at that point. i was with a supermodel friend. it was the 1990's. all vee jays had supermodel taped on their head. we went to a club in new york and michael jordan was there. i had never been more star struck in my life and i had met rock stars and news makers and politicians but seeing michael jordan in the flesh dissolved me. >>alisyn: you made a bet with him. >> we started gambling. i had dice in my pocket, pulled them out. it was 1995. of course i had dice. we played. we wagered. he told me if i lost, i had to go to his hotel room. unfortunately at the time i had not yet achieved marital bliss. i was -- >>alisyn: you won? >> thank goodness i won. >>brian: your goal was to get knicks tickets. tell us how you accidentally cost miss teen indiana miss u.s.a. >> i was a judge in the 1993 teen pageant. it was the final portion of the show where they give their heartfelt speech. we had some really articulate women this year. miss indiana gives us a beautiful thought-

we could provide humanitarian assistance and shore up the michael jordan allies and make sure they arestrong enough so when the fighting comes to them they can withstand it. and our maggor extra test gist is chemical weapons in syria. and make sure we have the ability to go in and destroy them and secower them either. >> yeah, i want to correct myself. let me ask you general king. what if you are wrong? and you put it that way, the region will be in danger and we are feeding the controls to the radical islamist. what if you are wrong and we provide the arms and money and it winds up in the hands of al-qaeda linked groups and the beheadings and execution of children continue and we are the funders and backers of it. >> we are ceding the islamist the middle east. there are anti- aircraft weapons already in the rebels hands i don't believe the administration is going to do. it they have a feckless policy when it comes to arming the rebels. i don't believe they will give them anti- aircraft weapons and anti- tank weapons and possibly give those. and there are ways to minimize the risks. we

. >> pam: i have my michael jordan basketball cards (laughter) >> gary: you like to have a relative forctually know do not buy memorabilia. >> gary: training camps open with practice is find but everyone says the same thing that every is going to be a good year. the first of many causes of sound bites ... >> my main thing is how can i fit and? protruding to the team. >>contributing to the team. >> is going to be fun. they're a big trash talking in and but what we are representing and gone back to oakland with a better team than we are starting year with >> it feels good to be back. i believe everyone passed it and we look for to the rest of practice and practice some more. >> gary: both teams are optimistic about the year. we're starting in this segment sold we've only been here a short time. i'm involved with the new kron thing helping children. it kron4 helps the kids if the price is right. kron4 helps the kids if the prices right accurate will be back with a segment in a moment! (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary: we have a couple of sp

small is a hero from south carolina and when he meets him and he saith like kobe bryant against michael jordan a bold donated ornamentation there is to candelabra from douglas and he also attends bethlehem baptist church in anacostia 15th street presbyterian church so douglas knew how important black church was to the community but he also knew slavery was never afraid of christianity. said he had the indifference to organize it yet with the exhibition's with a literary society in default with that organization in one of the most famous speeches like the anti-a lynching speech very forceful where douglas starts the debate in america a little bit. but that few marker today is also for dunbar. it as a member of this church general he was a member like you have to turn in your tax returns there is not that relationship but a supporter of the church and the metropolitan is very proud of that relationship in this is a total of him later in life. almost there. 1326. in but i a griswald they were buddies he actually still own stocks with fell late evening walks in and washed -- walk past the homes an

. >> you will get websites that laugh about it, say it's no big deal that michael jordan's son just tweeted his penis i guess two days ago. >> i heard about this. did he tweet his own or his dad's? >> tony parker's. >> gross. >> i think the behavior itself isn't really what gets us. i think clinton and weiner both, they didn't just do the behavior, they held press conferences, they trashed other people. >> right. cover up. >> that's why we want to hold them accountable. they used their office. >> weiner speakieeking the mayo so soon. this was 2011. clinton waited five years. >> i want to get bill into this. you were sending unwanted sex to bill jarrett. you were scribbling it in blood. >> i shouldn't have used blood. it's so easily traceable. that generation does not care. >> they can't afford to live here. >> they cannot. >> do you want to zoom? >> i want to move on because i'm getting bored. from sexting to perplexing, is it a federal case? we told you about an arizona high school where kids were supposed to spoof duck dynasty. one student wore a confederate flag as a cape angering some p

we are thrilled to have academy award winner octavia spencer and michael b. jordanone and very, very balanced. michael, you said when we asked you one word to describe this, you said timely. >> yeah. >> what did you mean by that? >> i just think like right now 2013, especially with the whole trayvon martin case going on right now, and just a rapid loss of life within our community, especially among african-american young males, i just think it's a story that needs to be told so we can value each other's lives a little more. >> you do. you're able to see him as a human being, octavia, i can't believe you're playing moms now. you're much too young to be playing someone's momma. >> thank you. but you almost did -- you turned down this role originally. why? >> because i -- when i saw the actual footage i was very angry and i thought anger was not the right emotion to associate with this, you know, anger without action leads to riots so you have to have a place or an outlet for that anger and i wanted to do something else and then my agent said, well, you need to read th

in sports it's michael jordan. >> makeal jordan was a good example of determination and hard work.n achieve succes success. >>reporter: starts high school in a few weak. he has his heart set on either harvard or mit. good thing is he doesn't have to take the sat ever agai again. in alamo, abc 7 news. >>> he is remarkable young man. >> just ahead. flash flooding. streets back yards turned into raging refers. we have more of this incredible video to show you coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. >> check out 7 news.com slash contest rate now and you can drive away in brand new smart car. we announce the lucky winner friday august sec on morning news. so be smart. morning news. so be smart. enter now. joan >> now it's hailing. i can't believe it. >> it looks more like december than juchlt big bear in southern california. the region has experienced scattered thunderstorms popping up for the past couple of days including all that hail. and flash flooding created this bizarre scene in southern utah. take a look. massive debris flow rushes down this dry river bed south of bryce canyon nationa

. >> i know this for a fact, his first choice was michael jordan, but obviously michael jordan declinedr of 2010, it was a very tense moment, too, but you could see exactly that point the north korean leadership, they want to have what they see as a normal relationship with the outside world. the outside world, though, the u.s. and the others, they want north korea to step down on its nuclear weapons program, that's been the big sticking issue. >> going back and forth. every analyst will tell you what you said, they crave that attention from the united states. give us legitimacy in your eyes. but the americans won't do it unless they really dial back the nuclear program. it's an ongoing back and forth. >> if jimmy carter goes and brings home kenneth bae. thanks very much. >>> american captives, nuclear threats, taunting the united states. north korea under kim jong un has many similarities to the days when his father and grandfather ruled that country. in many ways, the nation is fixated on the past. ivan watson is inside north korea and filed this report. >> reporter: north korea is pr

. >> got to put michael jordan in there.to put jourdain there. ♪ baby love my baby love why must ♪ >>> finally this half-hour, best indication yet that they are really, really looking forward to the arrival of the next royal. >> kate due to give birth any day now. and some are speculating about what the heir to the throne will look like later in life. here's the report. >> reporter: soon the world will meet will and kate's baby. while the couple has been mum about the gender the royal baby guessing game is on. >> royal baby fever is at an all-time high. >> we could literally be absolutely any time now. >> reporter: in fact, excited royal watchers have started generating images of the future monarch. if it is a boy, he will have the fair british skin, larger ears, traditional in the royal family little sticking out. >> reporter: we created images with the photos of will and kate using morphing software on makemebabies.com. >> some of them look quite bizarre. >> these cuties are renderings by an artist that morphed all the bes

. >> after zimmerman's not guilty verdict was read last night fruitville station michael jordan says,this is happening right now. >> let's turn to david wilson and geloni. they both saw "fruitville station" this weekend. you literally walked out into the movie and cell phone text about the verdict. >> right. first off, it is an extraordinary film. and it is also a film that you only need to see once because at the end of the film as credits were rolling, the audience was still sitting there and you could hear people quietly sobbing because you understand the humanity of this individual in ways we often don't. so we talked out of that theater and then 20 minutes later we got word of the verdict. so what it said to us is no you cannot suspend disbelief. no, this is not just a movie. this is the america that you live in. these are the issues that you grapple with. i'm the historian. i look at this in the long-term. i'm thinking about kog nil lynched in 1934. i'm thinking about rosewood in 1923. i'm think thinking about harry a harriet moore, their homes bombed on christmas eve. this is a

turned into michael jordan.shot. >> one after another after another. >> it went from excitement to hysteria. everybody was, i mean, just beside themselves. >> everyone was going crazy, because no one knew he was capable of this. >> i was in a zone. and i was hot as a pistol. i'd never shot like that in my entire life. you could see me on the bench. the whole time that he's on the floor i'm jumping up and down i can't brief it. >> just seconds before the buzzer is about to go off, jason sets up for one last shot. >> jason's teammates threw it right to jay sofrnlt the crowd's in all anticipation and he pulls up from three or four feet behind the three point arc and i'm thinking don't shoot from there. it's too far. >> but he makes it. jason has scored a total of 20 points in four minutes. when the buzzer sounds, the crowd bursts onto the court. >> we ran over to him as fast as we could after the game and we grabbed him and squeezed him and put him on our shoulders. >> to see a young man see his dream come true, th

when i retired maybe five years ago for the first time -- >> he's like the michael jordan of local television broadcasting. [laughter] >> my retirement is often compulsory. as the hair gets a greater, the less management wants to be part of the team. but the first time i retired i was ready to retire but it was after about 45 years in the business, and i just went off thinking about myself. i had been under so many years of such severe deadlines that i never had a chance to even think about what i was really doing to myself and what i did, and, for others to know. the more i just thought about it, the more i kind of took notes about things. my memory came back and i went over things that i've done in my career since i was very young. started in 1963, and as i continued to write my notes, i felt that maybe try putting into the book. my book is not a look like yours is, or others, royko for example, orlando gone. it's not a look at chicago politics. it's an inside story about my 50 years of the business. i would describe it, rick, as a lethargic experience that turned into print. >> one of the

tonight, kevin nealon, michael b. jordan, music from karmin, and special guest todd rundgren with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. thank you for

. >> the film is the last 24 hours before oscar grant's death that stars michael b jordan and of courserinning actress, octavia spencer playing the mother. >>> and now, people in sanford, florida, are protesting the jury's verdict. >> this happened earlier around 2:00 in the morning there now. >> they're protesting the jury's verdict of not guilt for george zimmerman and their chants are calling for a nation wide protest. >> we are looking at protesters who are crashing cars, in oakland. >> it is becoming violent. >> our reporter is on the phone there, and philippe is reporting they're making their way up broadway and reeking some havoc in the streets of oakland. >> we've seen aftermaths of rulings and protests against these court rulings, violent just seems to beget violence. >> they're saying trayvon will never rest in peace until there is peace. >> we close out this evening's newscast. we will be back in the morning with a full report. good night, everybody. i'm totally in love with the avocado on this sub. i love avocado so much i started a facebook page... oh you should post a pictu

you don't want michael jordan in the white house and not talk about basketball. don't want barack obama in the white house and not talk about race. the reality is however, the consequences of his discourse, have been from the far right wing assault and look, tavis smiley is a friend of mine, i love him. but tavis and his buddy, dr. west, are in hateration. i think the comments filtered through the prism of personal an mouse and they can't see the larger landscape and they never acknowledge the good that might be good. tavis is wonderful and is right in giving us more but now the president that has give us more because he is such an insight if race in america. >> thank you for being here this sunday. i appreciate it. >>> the big apple get's a break on insurance premiums. how obama care is working and how republicans are trying to stop it. plus, mcconnell and corker, a love story. >> but next, i'm taking your questions. ask ed live, just ahead, stay with us. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male an

the stem is starring michael b. jordaning actress octavia spin sommer plying his mother. >> challengers have won their appeal of a proposed change to the writers of boats competing for the america's cup. a five person panel ruled that the america's cup director ian murray cannot make rule changes. the first louis v uitton cup race between two boats on the bay is scheduled for saturday. however, race director mari has threatened to ask the u.s. coast guard to pull the races permit. >> the giants were able to find a winning formula last nine in san diego. the young fan in san diego is ecstatic about getting a mallbal. buster posey grounds out to chase headley makes a nice play. posey by the way has the number one selling a jersey in baseball. the top of the for the score was 2 to 0. the finals for the giants went 42. that is only their fourth win in the last 20 games. that play again tonight in san diego, the first pitches at 7:10 p.m.. >> the oakland athletics had the day off yesterday following a two and one series in penn

>> michael jordan. >> dennis rodman. >> as a gesture to him. maybe jordan would. but i think it's not going to be and the north koreans have made it clear you send clinton, carter. i think it's going to be something unorthodox but hopefully it will be resolved because this man deserved to come home. >> it's a highly charged symbolic issue regarding the u.n. there were he has than a dozen u.n. troops but it's symbolism. the u.n. intervened militarily. it was the only time they were able to do so. and so the u.n. is a very strongly negative historic symbol as far as the north koreans are concerned. it's an entering new request they would make. the symbolism is tremendously high and powerful. i'm not sure we would consider it but it's interesting that you picked up on it. when jon talked about north and south korea two maniac tives and they have to be more active in the thing. when he said that you two smiled and then the question disappeared. can you comment on to what degree north and south korea active and to what degree the outside powers have to improve on the m

>> michael jordan. >> dennis rodman. i am serious. as a gesture to him.now maybe jordan would but i think it's not going to be, and the north koreans have made a plea. it's not going to be okay you send clinton. i think it's going to be something unorthodox but hopefully it will be resolved because this man deserves to come home. >> on the u.n., it's a highly charged symbolic issue. i think there are, when i was there there were less than a dozen u.n. troops but its symbolism. the u.n. intervened militarily. it's the only time it will really was ever able to do so when the soviets were boycotting the security council so the u.n. is a very strongly negative historic symbol as far as north korea is concerned. it's an interesting sort of new requests they would make. the symbolism is tremendously high and powerful. i'm not sure that we would consider it but it's interesting that you picked up on it. >> a question there, the gentleman in the white shirt. >> when jon talked about north and south korea has two main actors and they have to be more active and whe

and then the expectations, the bar is so high for the third and fourth quarter, michael jordan couldn't touch it. market expectations are for 6 1/2% earnings growth s&p 500 in the third quarter and 12 1/2% in the fourth quarter. >> but this whole entire recovery has been one of too high expectations that eventually get brought down. i don't think the back half of the year -- the back half of the year we're looking for something like 10% in the fourth quarter depending on your sector. we're never going to get there. >> the fed's going to tighten. >> i totally disagree. fed's not going to tighten. >> at the very least they're going to put less cash in by buying fewer -- >> that's not tightening. >> it's tightening. your mom cutting you allowance off if she was giving you 20 bucks a week and -- >> still an allowance. p and if the fed cuts 50 basis points and then cuts another 50 basis points and cuts 25 basis points, if that's tightening this is tightening. it's not. >> it is possible as some people point out if the economy grows better -- for example, let's go back. you had falling jobles

you paid $17,000 to a speaker to create paintings of bono, michael jordan, abraham lincoln and others. we hear a report of crony contracting. between improper relationship between an irs contractor and a person whose business had less than $250,000 in income the prior year getting awarded a $500 million contract. between 2010 and 2012, you had 225 conferences costing $49 million. let me see if i can put this in perspective for you. i represent a town in wisconsin, a little less than 7,000 people live there. it's a great ril village. the village is basically a blue collar town. people work at the case tractor factory, they work at the se johnson factory, it's surrounded by cornfields and bean fields and lots of small businesses. it took more than 900% of the -- 100% of the federal taxes paid by the working families of this village in washington to pay for the 225 conferences you spent at the irs from 2010 to 2012. that's the way you need to think of this. people are working hard, they're living paycheck to paycheck. they're paying their taxes, and this is what you're spending their tax

i want to thank michael b. jordan, and todd rundgren, i want to apologize to matt damon.n abc news exclusive, robin roberts talks to juror b-29. this has been on your mind. >> george zimmerman got away with murder. >> tonight, the mom of eight told us what happened during those crucial hours behind closed doors as the jurors seal george zimmerman's fate. and what race had to do with her decision. >>> she has never been a good girl or apologized for being bad. she can tear it up on the field. and in the pages of a glossy magazine, meet the soccer star making total domination. there is no stopping her. >>> and prince harry lost his spot as the most adored young royal. keep it right here, america, "n >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with terry moran. >>> hello, everyone, and thank you for joining us tonight. it was a dramatic moment for america when the jury in the george zimmerman trial finally delivered a verdict, not guilty. adding fuel to a fire of racial tensions flaring across the country. but what was it like for the jurors themselves? tonight, one woman co

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i want to thank michael b. jordan, and todd rundgren, i want to apologize to matt damon.ghtline," self-defense or murder? the defense rests in the george zimmerman trial in a courtroom where tensions are running high. what did zimmerman say? >> don't want to testify. >> what was the prosecutor doing with a foam dummy and what will closing arguments bring as america braces for a verdict? >>> the fast and fabulous, she is the only full-time female nascar pit crew member. this is dangerous and dirty work. so how is this bombshell received in the garage by the guys? and how will she respond when we ask is she a real player or just a publicity stunt. >>> and call of the wild. what happens when man and beast communicate via saxophone? that's in tonight's "feed frenzy." >> keep it right here, america, "nightline" is back in just 60 seconds. >>> from new york city, this is "nightline," with dan harris. >> good evening, it is really coming down to the wire tonight in the trial that is both captivating and polarizing america. the defense rested today. and very soon, the jury of six

welcomes -- oscar-winning actress, cate blanchett, from the movie "fruitvale station," actor michael b. jordane music of court yard hounds, and we play "meal or no meal." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. [ applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hi, everybody! welcome to the show. thank you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] nice to have you all. you know, i have been learning more about the this nsa spying

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