michael jordan! well, there's a shot that would make mj envious.ance makes a beeline straight for the hole. europe leads the u.s. after day 1, 5-3. falling had -- after behind by two or more points after the first day, rallying to in the past 27me years. mj, michael jordan, on the golf course. >> he brought some luck with that visit. >> definitely did. >> we'll have a final look >> our weather worries are over. at least for the weekend. >> yeah. the weekend looking pretty good. even tonight, pretty comfortable. games.f temperatures will be in the lower 70's out there for the first pitch, falling to the 60's. we'll be cooling off through the overnight. before it's all side and done, some 50's out there. tomorrow morning, could be a little bit of fog early on. through the day, i think it's pleasant,ecome pretty with lots of sunshine tomorrow overnight. but it's not a one-day deal, because sunday we'll be in the low 80's as well. i think our next wrinkle may come later on monday when clouds roll in here. maybe a sprinkle or shower tuesday.d >> very ni

Último juego para terek, sorprendido por michael jordÁn.ieron la mejor sonrisa al final. terminaron con victoria de 4 a 3. chivas por fin ha ganado y lo hizo dejando buen sabor de boca. de los leones lo pusieron en apuros! gol de cabeza de nÉstor vidrio y bustos lo celebrÓ como sacÁndose frustraciones. chivas tuvo como aliado el balÓn detenido y entró carlos fierro y cambiÓ la historia. anotÓ 2 de los 3 goles. la lesiÓn de giovanni dos santos podrÍa ser costosa. jugador del villarreal podrÍa estar fuera de acciÓn por cuatro semanas. los de rodrÍguez es mÁs simple porque tendrÁ solo cuatro dÍas de inactividad. >> gracias y muy completo! por increÍble que parezca un hombre era millonario y no los habÍa. comprar el boleto hace tres meses y lo recordÓ. le recordamos la historia en un rato. >>le vamos a presentar a un millonario,que lo ignoraba. su nombre es cherri penny. es un padre soltero de nueva york que manejÓ su auto con un boleto ganador de la loterÍa. el premio era de casi 3 millones de dÓlares, pero como nunca se habÍa sacado nada, no

george, we heard michael jordan was coming with her. michael, stand up. >> if you walk through the bow of the ship, there are people there that will show you through the rest of the building if you are interested in a tour. thank you congressman for being here, thank you for your time, and god bless you. >> buy some books. [applause] >> booktv is on facebook. like us to get publishing news, behind the scene information, talk to authors during live programs and other talk. >> "the people's platform: taking back power and culture in the digital age" is the book and the author is astra taylor who joins us from our new york studio. ms. taylor you write aboutop aboutopeb -- about openness and say it is an appropriate ideal for our time and the concept caught on. does that apply to the internet as well? is thatopen? >> guest: that is exactly what i am asking. it seemed like the internet was going to magically solve the problems of the oldede -- old media model. i am an independent filmmaker and i make films about philosophy. so kind of obscure

hasta el gran michael jordan estuvo presente. >> respeto. >> por cierto, algo singular estÁ sucediendoasÍ es, quÉdense con univisiÓn, no le cambien. >> esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora, las largas filas parecÍan no tener fin, centenares de aspirantes se sometieron al fallo de los jueces. los aspirantes han tenido largas jornadas de ensayo para esta gran noche. >> es difÍcil, hay que hacer mucho sacrificio, pero todo tiene un final y sÉ que voy a llegar muy lejos. >> cada quien trae su historia y sus esperanzas. >> mi abuela me cultivÓ eso. "tÚ vas a ser una estrellas". >>

despedida >> respeto y admiraciÓn que tienen que dar pero lo que le provocaban cuando tienes alado michael jordÁnes como teclas de mÚsica. >> asÍ vemos que los usuarios cuando suben o bajan las escaleras las teclas hacen ruido asÍ fomentan el uso de las escaleras y el ejercicio de manera divertida. >> quÉdense con su familia en univisiÓn, no le cambia. ♪ dense con univisiÓn, no le cambien. >> esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora, las largas filas parecÍan no tener fin, centenares de aspirantes se sometieron al fallo de los jueces. los aspirantes han tenido largas jornadas de ensayo para esta gran noche. >> es difÍcil, hay que hacer mucho sacrificio, pero todo tiene un final y sÉ que voy a llegar muy lejos. >> cada quien trae su historia y sus esperanzas. >> mi abuela me cultivÓ eso.

seed in defending champ and nokovich in the second seed and roger federer both knocked out and michael jordan in the house and played the match of his life against the joker. hitting the lines, over 90 degree on the court and drained and three-hour match and won in four sets. first from asia to reach a grand slam final, what an upset. this opened the door for roger federer to win the 18th major but other ideas. he won the first two sets and kept pounding away with the lethal forhand. a semi, as federer for a three-set victory. monday's final at us open. >>> 49er and raider preview coming up at 11:00 over there on abc 7. abc 7. hope to see you thth you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortil.as (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh how do you helper? make helper with your favorite ingredients, for a fresh taste you'll love. helper. make it yours. available at your local safeway store. extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer te

california basically told michael jordan, you owe us money. you performed in our state.in our state. therefore you owe us money. >> reporter: according to a sports law professor at george washington university, that is when the job tax was born. now players are billed by each city and state that has a tax for the number of days they're on the job on their turf. >> it gets really, really specific. you don't think about those things when you're coming out of college. all of a sudden they hit you and you're like man, i need to make sure i manage my money well. >> reporter: andy dalton was one such player on the clock while passing through baltimore this weekend. although he handed the ravens a loss, the state still cashed in on his new $16 million basilary. that equates to $12,000 in taxes. eli manning should receive a similar tax bill when the redskins host the new york giants september 25. then on october 19, matt ryan adds his name to the list of qbs coughing up more than $7,000 to the local coffers when the ravens face the falcons. >> aside from the select group of team

now charles barkley is opening up about his falling out with michael jordan. he says caused it later. >>> and i'm tracking the return of showers as we head into the workweek. i'll let you know what to expect coming up. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. >>> it was just what she would have wanted. a star-studded funeral for comedian joan rivers. she died last week after suffering cardiac arrest during a routine medical procedure. nbc has details on the red carpet sendoff. ♪ >> reporter: it was hollywood all the way. a star-studded affair at temple emmanuel on the upper east side as long-time friends gathered to remember joan ri

i like michael jordan. >> i take your point. i get it loud and clear that you are committed and dedicated to these men. >> yeah. >> how do you hope you are expressing that commitment? how does that commitment get expressed through your art? does that make sense? >> well, i hope that when people see me, they see the lineage. i hope that when they see me, they see my ancestors. i hope that when they hear me, they hear the musicality. i hope that when they visualize me, they hear the stories of everything that i am and everything that contributors have dedicated theirat@@ lives e in reference to expression. so, i am just a reflection, hopefully i can continue to be that reflection of so many great contributors, not only through tap dancing but, through literary work, through sports. through economics. through engineering. just contributors. those who are a part of just positive contribution. hopefully i can be a vessel in that area. >> this might be a silly question. i'm going to ask it anyway so it's not the first or the last sill

magic johnson one, michael jordan two, larry bird three -- >> charlie: that's good. unbelievable. i would take -- see, those are roster spots. >> charlie: right. i'd take kareem abdul-jabbar four. >> charlie: where's my man bill russell? >> he's at the five. (laughter) >> charlie: there you go. that's the team. >> and james naismith, my coach. >> charlie: invented the game of basketball. and suppose that team is playing the team that we predicted first, who wins? >> you know, no one will win. you know why? >> charlie: because? because we would never -- if we beat that team, they would not let us get off the court, and if they beat us we would not let them get off the court. we would play all day and night (laughter) >> charlie: is your game complete? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. i feel, at 24 years old there's no way that my game can be complete. there's too much more to learn, too much more to see, too much more to experience and i feel like i've gotten better every year. >> charlie: take from the year before to the last year, better in shooting, better in

before the royals game that included baseball great cal ripken as well as six-time nba champ michael jordanyanks lost, though, 2-0. jeter was 1 for 3 at the plate. unstoppable. >> even with the loss, the big event a 45-minute ceremony. good to see. richard, thank you. >>> time to bring you extreme weather here in southeast michigan. winds whipped storms here and twisted power lines. this morning over 200,000 have no power. >>> in new york, a storm's raw power, a huge tree limb snaps, falls and demolishes a car. >> felt like a tornado. you saw outside, the wind was crazy. happened in like a minute and it was gone. >>> in southern california, thanks, norbert. the tropical storm spawning drenching rains and flooding. and a dust form known as a haboob hit. keeping meteorologists busy like bill karins with our forecast and's mid-atlantic storms coming in, too? >> wasn't a great beach weekend, especially the southeast coast and florida, rain, water choppy. the biggest concern is heading out the door getting drenk chedn the areas of north carolina, outer banks, eventually norfolk and virginia beac

a 45-minute pregame ceremony included baseball great cal ripken and michael jordan. captain in his final season batted above his career average yesterday. but, no, the yanks did not win, going down 2-0 to the royals. he tried. what can you say? >>> just ahead, standing up to cancer was never so strong. >>> plus, the beer mug challenge to rival all others. you're watching "early today." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! thanks, g. let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! now, drench lips with glossy wet color. new revlon colorstay isture stain™ weightless, creamy lipstain saturates lips... ...with brilliant shine and vivid color hydrates lips with vitamin e & aloe. new revlon colorstay moisture stain™ this is love for your lips. revlon the heavy lifters.ers. just for men does more than get rid of gray, your facial hair looks fuller, thicker, the best beard ever. after all, you're not just a champion of saturday afternoons.... you're a champion of facial hair. just for men mustache and beard. stronger than peoples twice her size.er w

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early in his career, lebron deferred on social and political issues like michael jordan.nt years he's become much more outspoken. when the donald sterling recording surfaced this spring, it was lebron who denounced him, and even discussed a boycott if sterling wasn't removed by the nba. with racism charges rocking yet another franchise, lebron isn't holding back this time either. this has not been a great year for nba owners in general. we saw donald sterling forced out of the league for extremely racist comments. and atlanta hawk owner selling his team. and the hawks' gm was reported with his own racist comments. >> danny was the gm when i was there in cleveland. he has too much african in him, if that makes sense. that doesn't mean what he said was right. absolutely wrong. very insensitive. and, no room for that in our sport. not even a league, but no room for that in society. >> you spoke out on the sterling issue and trayvon martin. how has your willingness to take a leadership role changed as you got older? >> for me if i feel passionate about it. if i feel something

that is different. >> that might be why michael jordan is the king of endorsements.hes after he retired is still endorsing. >> and better than anybody else. >> it is incredible. wearwhole athletic becoming fashion. that is going to be a big boon for companies like nike? >> i think it is. problem is that those close -- close that are perennial are not going to benefit from this. >> should i wear my yoga pants on tv? >> i dare you to. [laughter] >> all right. thank you so much. mark ellwood. evan. [laughter] of turning brands into profit, turning disney's frozen" into cold, hard cash. hasbro gets a shot at it. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop." i am betty liu. our topa look at headlines. regulators and china have found as much is $10 billion in fraudulent trade financing deals. forge, andake, illegally reused documents for exports and imports. it gives criminals and illegal channel to move funds. overseeing more than $36 billion , harvard picked an insider to run their fund. theard branson is in running for's of the year. he told 170 employees at the virgin group hea

>> jimmy: he's a now former athlete. >> michael jordan. >> jimmy: exactly right. >> so, you're jordan're keegan. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's confusing. you should be jordan with the bald head and you should be keegan. really, it's not too late to change around. >> you're trying to put us in a black people box. >> jimmy: right. [ laughter ] they have those now? >> they have them. they've had them for quite a long time. >> jimmy: can you get them on amazon? >> they find you. >> jimmy: do they come to your house, like, oh, there are black people! wow, no, i wasn't, it was the bald thing. but we'll try to move past it. >> we have to do it this way because i can't get enough hair on my head to not be bald. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, nothing's going on right here. >> jimmy: i see. >> i mean, nothing. it's a barren wasteland. >> when i first met him, he had long hair on the sides. >> bozo thing going on. why did i want that hair? >> jimmy: is that -- did you guys -- did you fall right in love when you met each other? >> we fell in love. >> we fell in comedy love. >> comedy love. >> we met

people used to come over here just to see the bulls statute the michael jordan statue. tourists would come over here. now you have the actual players feeling comfortable coming over here to play and hang out. >> knew it was time to move on. i thought we would just do something out there but then the mayor got involved and strongly urged us to come to the west side. you do not argue with the mayor unless it is something important to argue about. >> the mayor enjoying a laugh. during this event here but also offering praise to the bulls ceo helping to lead the way when it came to development on the west side in the '90s. deciding to build the united center here on the west side. this new effort here bringing construction jobs to the community and they're hoping it will be a continuing anchor as it work to develop this part of the city. >> time for sports appears the bears will be shorthanded for the prime time match up on the west coast. several starters missed another day of practice. they all sat out again yesterday. marshall says he plans to test his ankle sunday night

his name is michael jordan. >> i love this a lot. coming out. activewear apparel.et share away from these companies. we will see it grow more. charles: we have been talking about the popery they will keep buying a fancy underwear. god. [inaudible conversations] >> depends or something. >> they are great. in ferguson, misery. it is definitely the wave of the future. charles: we have a shout out school is back in session. if you are like me that means commuting is an absolute nightmare. it has already begun. you ever sit in traffic and say, i wish i had a helicopter? it is not so far-fetched. this thing has been a dream for a long time. henry ford is close to making this a reality. he put a lot of money into it. a look at this you really can't tell. they did not care about safety. hop in that thing and go to work. more recently conversions have become more feasible but amid the good news, the faa is working on new technology that can coordinate flight paths. who is ready? >> i am not a great driver on the ground. >> i am the ultimate defensive driver. i am sure like

michael jordan style. that's kind of our mentality.ropriate for everyone in the tournament and view our job. >> now, kacie, j money. >> what's one this beer? >> the mustache. >> we call them gray beard, blonde beards? >> the lorax. dr. seuss. that guy is a beast, we love him, young kid working real hard, playing with veteran, casey jennings, wife of kerrey, you know, that kid is going to be amazing. >> so will it be you guys in the final, 3:00 p.m., sunday? >> maybe the most epic final that we've had so far if that happens. >> yes me and jen will be in the girls final. >> right. >> that's what i heard, they let you in, right. >> all right. last chance to look awesome on tv. and i mean you. okay, here we go, ready? >> boom. >> okay? >> and get the camera off me. little bit of this? oh, here we go. bye bye. high five up top. thanks, babe. >> i we'll be back. >> man that looks like fun. that's a fun weekend. i could get over there, and still make to the game. >> i'm sure up. you promised me would you take me here, sunday. >> i can drop yo

that bought nike in last quarter because of fed policy, or last 20 years, i saw a chart of when michael jordanned on. if someone put $1,000 then right now they would be sitting beautiful. >> there are issues that retail investor still -- if you have a flash crash, have you high frequency and the noise. headlines still spook people. charles: how does a person get over something they are afraid of by themselves? i try to take everybody angle every night at this thing, to encourage people. any time we pullback, i told you, the reluctance it built in. >> i like to make sure that long-term chart of the market, going back 100 years there is a straight lineup, there are a couple blips, but in the last 15 years we had the tech bubble and the great session. a lot of people are burnt. they will call me once a week, they are not touching money for years but they are concer concee next bubble is going to happen. whewhat it is, the internets, ty have been saying it for ho how y years. charles: you talk about consumer spending more money. if they show that with their pocketbook and the mall, is it possible

the ceremony included an appearance by michael jordan, and he was showered with gifts. it's expected the famous number 2 jersey will be retired. >> i want to thank you for helping me feel like a kid for the last 20 years. [applause] in my opinion i've had the greatest job in the world. i got a chance to be shortstop for the new york yankees. and there's only one of those. >> jeter was given another standing ovation when he came out to bat against kansas city. while he produced an infield single they lead the american central by two and a half games as they play for their first playoff berth since the 1985 world series. there is more at www.aljazeera.com/sport and more details on twitter and facebook. and that address again is www.aljazeera.com/sport. >> it's wildly regarded that books have the power to transport us to another place. but this young south african says that books transported him to a whole new life. we have his stories in his own words. >> a lot of going on. i was living on the streets. the more i read, the more i wanted to change my life. reading saved me

michael jordan makes a trip to scotland. team usa. americans get off to a great start.nd europe comes firing back to dominate the afternoon session. roary mcllroy 40 feet out. they led a5-3. >> a lot of people have been praying for leah still the 4-year-old daughter of cincinnati bengals devon still. she's recovering at chop after having a cancerous tumor removed. her dad posted this picture yesterday of her wrapped in a hand made blanket from quilts for kids out of fairless hills. he spoke to the diner. >> the word i house is hum bld. to see a child wrapped in a quilt asleep knowing that you helped in some very small way comfort that child -- >> the eagles have also september their well wishes to leah battling neuroblastoma. still posted this picture on instagram. big pink bear and flowers ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! some people think v

the last great figure in basketball that we saw of this magnitude was michael jordan. actually, for never getting near a political or social issue. he was concerned about sponsors. didn't want fans or anybody to feel like he was coming down on the wrong side of things. talked about hey, that's not my area. lebron at the beginning echoed that. as he's matured, he's singing a different tune and people are happy he's taking a stand. >> it is fascinating to hear him talk about that and being a role model. they are important topics. great interview. thanks so much. be sure to watch it. unguarded with rachel nichols tonight at 10:30 eastern and pacific on cnn. remember you can follow us on twitter. tweet the show@cnn sitroom. thanks for watching. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next. breaking news, the fbi investigating a beheading in the united states. police say the suspect converted the islam. they are looking at whether he's an isis copy cat. targets are happening in syria as i speak. a fire fight with isis on the border of syria and turkey caught

. >> felt like i was in a slam dunk competition with michael jordan. >> prosecutor william vanstory also told the jury that hennis' motive had been sex. >> tim hennis' wife was out of town, new baby, so he decided to make a pass at the married mother of three from whom he had gotten the dog. that didn't go well. >> hennis thinks he's a player, so mrs. eastburn said, no, he read this wrong, i'm just a friendly person. with that temper of his, he lost it. >> billy richardson showed the lack of evidence to the jury but the prosecutors argued the absence of blood on his jacket was the guilt. >> there was no blood because he took the jacket to the dry-cleaners. >> the jacket was a damning piece of evidence. >> richardson also undercut eyewitness pat cone who id'd hennis leaving the home. they videotaped pat cone during the tour of the crime scene. >> when you start listening to his story he's all over the place. >> bought my girlfriend some roses. >> you bought her some rose on sunday? >> no, it wasn't roses candy. candy. not roses. >> we started asking are you sure about this? he said, now i

. >> he was the michael jordan of pimco. >> a lot of smart people here besides that.couple of months ago bill gross brought back in paul mccully. i asked what is paul mccully's future at pimco? >> we'll find out. >> it is not what you say it is how you say it. you will have to watch and tune it. 2:00 eastern. >> we will be with you. let's head to dominic for a quick market flash. >> i will be glued to the tv for that hour. the energy sector overall ugly day down 1.5% among losers in the s&p 500 within that energy sector you look at exploration names like newfield exploration and production, eog resources. all of these companies trading around the 4% mark. >> markets are sitting right now. we told you at the top of the hour that the market has been struggling to move to the upside. that struggle continues. a lot of people talking about deflation down here today. dow jones off 36. s&p 500 off 7 on the trading session. oil markets still getting crushed. gold market faired better than a lot of people thought it would. the ten year note holding steady at 2.48%. west texas

michael jordan was the greatest trash talker in sports and also the greatest basketball player.sorry, we're going on another tangent. we're going to talk some trash dur theing the break so you can see what i'm talking about. >>> this is not necessarily a sports story but kind of cool. pope francis is a soccer fan. and might like american baseball. he spotted a fan with a baseball. urged him to throw it. the pope made, well, nearly made a miracle one-handed no mitt catch. he dropped the ball, though. but he did sign it and returned it to the fan. >> a miracle one-handed catch. >> wasn't quite a miracle. he dropped it. >> he caught it for a second. >> for a second. this is the pope. he should make a miracle catch. >> i bet that gets $500,000 if you put it on ebay. >> would you sell it? >> i would not sell it. somebody sold his little -- you know, the head hat. >> it's getting sold. i would sell that thing so fast. i can get that lamborghini we were talking about earlier. >> he's got plans. >>> having a thursday morning slump? we've got just the medicine. it's a panda video. it cur

you have really, really vocal former super stars and powerful businessmen in michael jordan and magicjohnson speaking out. there is something here that does need to be addressed with the nba. i think, you know, maybe the answer here is to conduct a fact finding investigation or consultant -- conduct a panel to look into racial relations with the nba owners. >> is it far fetched. nba, nfl, in the closed door executive meetings, especially when you look at the ticket price, it does seem that the desired audience would be the corporate type, whatever race you would associate with that. they're not looking for the family of three or the family of four to come there. >> no! they want to, you know, sell their tickets for i don't know $1,000 a pop or whatever to whomever can buy them. and, you know, i think they're talking quietly in their little rooms and they're not expecting things to get out. well, this is a different world. things get out. and, you know, i think there has to be a little more sensitivity there. granted, billionaires and multimillionaires don't get to be that way by being

basketball, there's michael jordan, baseball, babe ruth and in his specialty, there's ted.redible a young man as he could possibly be. looked good, spoke well, intelligent and all of these thing, and yet, he was a pervert. on the evidence, he murdered girls, buried them, dug them up and buried them again. he bashed in their skulls. he was really into it. it was his favorite thing to do. >> he didn't tell the truth. sure, he told the truth about pieces of things, but there was so many things he didn't tell the truth about. >> you ever physically harmed anyone? >> ever physically harmed anyone? no. no. you know, again, not in the context you are speaking of. >>> due to mature subject matte matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet. down. >> among the nation's most notorious institutions. san quentin state prison. our cameras spent months documenting life on the inside where gangs, drugs, and sheer boredom make up a vio

the yankees captain was celebrated with the likes of michael jordan and jeter was joined by his teammatesd his family wearing a special patch to commemorate his 20 year career. >> 5:48. in this morning's trend an impressive group that makes half time a must, see chris murphy has that story for us this morning. >> kerry ber it, thanks very much. ohio state university marching bandies making waves yet again this year with their half time show. saturday they are performed a tribute to television playing music of nearly a dozen show, lets take a look. >>> you can see him there, on his skateboard that was simpson's of course, they did the theme to adams family, batman and the office and game of thrones. >> that is pretty cool to be able to play and watch, choreograph. >> that is actually a time when it is good to have seats way up in the nose bleed zones so you can see what is going on and see the characters. >> you never see the detail in the field level. >> that horse gallupping and all kind of good stuff. >> it is first day of school for students in philadelphia. so we want to see your pict

the baseball great was honored with the game against kansas and 45 minutes had appearance by michael jordanwith gifts and his number two jersey will be retired. >> thank you for helping me feel like a kid for the last 20 years. [applause] in my opinion i've had the greatest job in the world. i got a chance to be the shortstop of the new york yank cherok -- yankees and there is only one of those. coming out to bat against kansas city and with a single the royals spoiled the party with 2-1 lead and lead by 2 1/2 games as they bid off and winning the 1985 world series. and that is all the sport for now, sammy. >> one of ice land's celebrated photographers has returned home and better known as rax spent 30 years documenting landscapes that are rapidly changing in some of the most remote places on earth and kim has this story from the capitol. >> reporter: documenting the lives of those whose worlds are rapidly changing and the unforgiving landscapes they inhabit. ice land and photographer has spent the last three decades going back and forth to the coldest places on earth. >> i campaign, it's h

. >> you may remember when michael jordan was playing he was extremely reluctant to voice any opinions at all. lebron james, obviously not taking that path. standing up for what he believes, guys. >> he has got a long career ahead him. but one guy who is calling it quits, at laes wheast when it co baseball. 20 years, derek jeter. a within tonight. >> so dramatic. final at-bat, yankee stadium. he singled bottom of the ninth inning. here comes richardson. richardson is safe. derek jeter. his final game. >> can you believe it? >> 6-5 win. walkoff win. >> the captain. right. walkoff. rbi. bottom of the ninth. come of back win. it is, amazing. you couldn't have scripted it better. except, derek jeter has done this his entire career. he is not the best yankee ever. not even the best shortstop in yankees history. but he may be one of their best winners ever. he is captain clutch. showed it tonight. and guys i sat down with derek earlier this summer just talking to him about his retirement. he said he was looking forward. after these last stretch of games to just basically do nothing for six,

. >> seth: like you would say michael jordan is the robert deniro of basketball. >> yeah i'm like --like soups. mostly because it's checked out now. and we'll say yes to anything. no, no, me and -- am i going to get whacked now? not great. um, anyway, i had to audition with deniro, such a big thrill of mine. but we had to do it over skype. and it was interesting, it was like a real moment of, like, they're just like us. because i had to like walk robert deniro through using skype. >> seth: you would have to walk me through using skype. >> you're like facetime. i'm sure you facetime on your phone or ipad. it was just that, essentially. but you know, like the screen opened up, and i was nervous. i was like, oh, my god, i'm going to be doing scenes with robert deniro, and all i saw was a top of a head. and i could hear him being like, what am i doing? what am i looking at? what am i doing? [laughter] and i was like, oh, my god. like this is crazy. so i was like, robert? robert? and then he looks up and he's like -- am i looking at the light? am i looking at the light? i'm like. he said, yea

of course i played there when michael jordan was there but i saw before michael jordan came the attendanceere's different things that happened. right now they're in the playoffs and doing better. things are doing better in atlanta. for him to use the actual example of whitening up the entire arena, the cheerleaders and everything like that is in the form of a racial context. >> so this is interesting to me like because in part i always want to think of racism as something that is about policy and actions and power. i want us to stay focused on that. so the donald sterling is such a good point that you bring up. he ends up having to sell the team as a result of words he says, not as a result of the massive housing settlement, which to me is far more important than the words that he says. and so when i look at this memo, i think, yeah, there's some problematic stuff going on here, but i also don't want it to be that a racial analysis equals racism. so even if it comes to a different conclusion, in part because i feel like those are the critiques often leveled at me and others. if you talk ab

. >> we knew michael jordan was going to win six championships but he had to make it look hard.hat's exactly what i did. >> when you go home and cry to your wife and tell her you're injured, you can't do the laundry and you can't make dinner you'll tell her how scary it was. >> anything for outward bound. >> building adventure funds a lot of things that you guys do. >> sure. it allows to us deliver our mission which is changing lives through challenge and discovery, and the kids that we serve haven't had these opportunity really ever in their lives. the goal we teach them leadership. we teach them character development. we teach them service to their community and allow them to really take that back into their schools and classrooms so they can teach others the same thing. >> so if you want to do this, if you want to join us and propel, you can. you have to raise $2,000. you can join us team. you can also just donate money. again, all the information is on myfoxphilly.com. we'll see you not from three floors, but from 31 floors life on the morning of october 24t october 24th. se

not me, and finally they're having mccauley caulkin creat a party scene in the window with a a michael jordanoard cut out to make it look like someone is always at home. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hey, kid. >> jimmy: i also read that the federal government is starting to plan for climate change by making extended forecasts that can help people plan for extreme weather. because what can go wrong when you combine the efficiency of the government with the accuracy of weathermen? [ laughter ] perfect. that sounds like a great idea. [ applause ] did you see this? yesterday, a state senator in pennsylvania named jim ferlo made news when he came out during a press conference by saying quote, "i'm gay, get over it, i love it." pretty cool, yeah. [ applause ] yeah, that's great. his openness and honesty actually inspired a few other politicians to embrace their identities, too. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: for instance, mitch mcconnell said, "i'm a a turtle. get over it. i love it." >> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: he's a turtle. >> jimmy: god bless him. >> jimmy: harry reid sa

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michael jordan, shaquille, patrick ewing. >> yeah. >> these guys, it's the norm. in the morning. >> baseball is sort of like our american -- it represents so much about the country and everything that's good about the country. >> eric holder is leaving town. he'll get replaced at some point, probably a safer than he is. what's your take? >> i am a huge fan of eric holder. he has never been a wimp when it comes to matters of race. he has been out spoken and has done the job. i hope the day that ruth ginsburg retires -- >> so he's not just been ag, he's been a black ag. >> he's got a hell of a legacy behind him. >> and i think his legacy on gay rights also gets overlooked. often he's been out in front of the president on some of this stuff. >> is he out front of joe biden? >> no one is out front of joe biden. [ laughter ] >> well, he's resided over the justice department when the justice department said we're not going to defend the defensive marriage act anymore. they still bring it up, actually. so where is he going to go after his appointment? >> to somebody that

, andre agassi, michael jordan, they still have endorsements in their retirement, okay?ut to retire but i don't think you will see floyd mayweather boxing gloves with the name nike on it. david: interesting stuff. all right. hopefully he put enough money away so he can retire and live off of his earnings. >> hopefully not spend it all. david: yeah. thanks a lot. lee hawkins. >> lee hawkins. david: you want to know what it is really like in the sharing economy? "the independents," denned did i -- kennedy spent a day as driver for ride sharing car service, lyft, sort of a competitor for uber. we'll find out what happened when we come back. >> robotics revolution barely begun. we'll tell you about a robot with a sneak-peek in the next big thing in robotics and how it could help you at home. ♪ whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. there are a lot of buyers for a house like your

he follows and michael jordan's footsteps. this is what is really interesting. other star what he rakes in for endorsements. him makes about $9 million per year. lebron james makes weimar at 40 million -- way more at $40 million. tiger woods, $33 million. guys? >> what is derek jeter doing wrong? >> it is more the idea that not isl is surprisingly global and attraction of some of these basketball and golf stars. basketball deals that have been put together. forgive me for not knowing the names. >> $20 million, $30 million per year. are you going to head to the stadium tonight? >> i'm going to watch the game tonight with one of my sons. i took a pass. >> why? >> i have been to many games. the yankees are very lackluster this year. >> they were eliminated from the playoffs last night. people hate going into the stadiums. they like watching sports on tv. >> the odds are it is going to be late into the night. put the question to the mlb commissioner about trying to speed up the game? >> the rules are in place. was the chief operating officer of the red sox. the rule

michael jordan called him a complete champion. the game. it is. sports writers compete for the hi hyperbole. he was never traded but remained a yankee his whole career. kmen sta commentators and fans are wearing themselves out in trying to isolate who derek jeter is. for 20 years, they have ee ge y eagerly awaited scandal but got none. obviously there was respect and patience for everyone. even the tiresome celebrity chasers on the new york scene. the thing about baseball is that the game forces its practitioners to reveal their character. can you handle the disappointment? do you have an instinct for fairness? if you are walking in virtue, playing baseball will tell on you. the captain had it all. >>> sorry, ladies, george clooney is now a married man. his representative said that the actor has tied the knot in a private ceremony in venice, italy. we heard this was coming. guests included angelina joely clooney and his fiancee were engaged back in april. they have not revealed any of the celebrations that have been going on this

we will talk to the man who but michael jordan in his first pair of nikes in 15 minutes, athletes behavingadly. a lot of updates on isis we are bringing to you. a dollar no. first of all on the air strikes against them, $10 million a day for the bombing campaign is the first dollar number we have seen. very low to me. isis has executed a female civil rights lawyer, she was killed by firing squad. new reports that president obama is considering giving a big break to iran's nuclear program allowing them to keep about half of their enrichment program going in exchange for their help against isis. we first brought use this each with ambassador john bolton. he joined this week to week ago. listen to this. >> isis is a terrorist organization. we should destroy it at our first opportunity but they are nowhere close to getting nuclear-weapons and iran is and that is the definition of an existential threat. i don't see the president understanding that iran is never going to be cit chatted out of its long-term goal of becoming a nuclear weapons state. stuart: wall street journal editorial board memb

. >> i think michael jordan took the industry to a new level and we have seen it evolve.e were talking about the direct andection between fans consumers and athletes and celebrities based on the connection and social media. i think that will take corporate partnerships to a new level. i think as we saw during the week's surrounding the kevin , fans werethon engaged. they wanted to know, he is going under armour come a will nike match? kevin's products. that is what drove the price. i think as long as consumers are wewering with pocket books, will see companies continue to use celebrity endorsement as a tool. >> do you think it is difficult or are we living in a whole new world where this is a new way of living or just part of a cycle that will phase out? >> we hope it is not just part of a cycle. there are lots of opportunities. we also have to be careful. we also know the sports business is cyclical. we have to take advantage of the growth opportunity right now. grab everything we can and keep our fingers crossed it continues for the next 10 or 15 years. >> today the you