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i'm michael jordan, and i'm here with hillary.d that because i know that donald trump couldn't tell the difference. good evening, everyone. i'm kareem abdul-jabbar -- >> welcome back to "way too early." that was indeed nba hall of fame center kareem abdul-jabbar, not michael jordan. mocking donald trump during his speech on the convention stage in philadelphia last night. time now for sports where the college football playoffs has abandoned its attempt at a new holiday tradition. after low ratings in last year's weekday new year's eve time slot, the cfp announced all semifinal games will now be played on saturdays or holidays. major league baseball where in anaheim the angels 1-0 in the bottom of the ninth. >> the 0-2. now to ground over to hanley ramirez. the throw is high! here comes the drive home safely! >> l.a.'s daniel nava hits a bases loaded grounder to hanley ramirez who fires an errant throw to the plate scoring two runs as the angels win 2-1. and in atlanta, chase is feeling the love for one reaching fan who takes home

gear up for great. >>> time now for sports where nba legend michael jordan is speaking out in the wakerecent unrest. in a one-page letter published in "the undefeated" jordan writes, quote, i have been deeply troubled by the deaths of african-americans at the hands of law enforcement and angered by the cowardly and hateful targeting and killing of police officers. he goes on to say, quote, i know this country is better than that and i can no longer stay silent. we need to find solutions that ensure people of color receive fair and equal treatment, and that police officers who put their lives on the line every day to protect us all are respected and supported. jordan also said he's ledging $1 million each to two organizations aiming to strengthen community police relations. >>> in other nba headlines, the world champion cleveland cavaliers, can't say that enough, have reportedly agreed to a contract extension with their head coach said to be worth $35 million. lue was promoted from associate he coach when he took over in january. >>> in nfl headlines the league has cleared peyton mannin

. >> michael jordan >> michael jordan stepping in and tried to show unity and to the right thing to bringorecast. good morning, maria. >> morning or the story continues to be the same. excessive heat across portions of the planes in the eastern u.s. and also the threat persons arms. yesterday strong storms bring in a lot of heavy rain and strong winds across portions of the northeast and we could see another round of that. let's talk about temperatures because it's going to be 95 degrees for your forecast high in new york city in the upper 90s in raleigh, atlanta and the hot wetness all across portions of the plan. of course the heat index values will be climbing into the triple digits across the eastern u.s. the heat continues the next several days but it will be improving in some spots across portions of the great lakes and midwest. here's a quick look at severe weather peered portions of the mid-atlantic and into the northern plains. over to you. nicole: democrats try to sidestep an e-mail issue of iraq donald trump on day one of the democratic convention. trump fired right back. >> sh

and the charlotte observer reports michael jordan's $2 million to build trust between blacks and theonating to the naacp and the policing groups. the former nba superstar said he could no longer remain silent about worsening racial tension. >>> still to come, logging out of yahoo!. what's next for marissa mayer, the ceo of the tech giant after the company sale to verizon. try activia! enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues. it tastes great! is caring.ng because covering heals faster. to seal out water, dirt and germs, cover with a water block clear bandage from band-aid brand. ♪ su♪ a cold, a bug, a flu ♪ when school was back in session ♪ ♪ those germs were shared with you ♪ back to school means back to germs. and every year kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. but lysol spray and wipes kill 99.9% of germs... including common cold and flu viruses... to help protect your home and family. and now that lysol is the only disinfectant with box tops, you earn cash for your school, every time you lysol that. tthe whitenes

there is a three-point shooting specialist chided michael jordan and other nba players for failing to use their visibility to calling attention to issues. >> for me have a part of the civil-rights movement. and for me to get a chance i was blast in then to play professional basketball. and then to be on the "frontline" and then we all grow up in different circumstances and then we want to go back to do the right thing. and that is the opposition all along. >> what does this article referred to? >> they tried to put me against michael in fermi i felt it isn't just on me so here it is the thing we try to lead by example. >> were you a political activist? >> that is one of the things the media calls as a person that wants to see justice and even m.l. k even with the militarism to me those are the things and others is tilting of those other athletes. >> was it controversial? >> yes. the bigger controversy as winning the championship. that was considered controversial but that was a cultural norm because i was taught to steady to i am a and go out to make sure you are a responsible person.

. >>> michael jordan has been retired for 13 years but he's still michael jordan. jordan missed three shots while going around the world, every kid at his camp would get a pair of jordans. jordan made every single one of the shots. >> you don't even miss on purpose. >> not mj. he always wants to show that i am in fact the greatest. >> thank you so much for starting your morning with us. >> next hour starts right now. >>> he attacked the distinguished father of a soldier who sacrificed himself for his unit. >> disrespect is something that i think a lot of people are probably feeling. >> we call a person like that in pittsburgh a jagoff. >> they believe the hot air balloon collided with these power lines. >> we heard the popping sounds. i don't think any of them even had any idea what was going on. >> water got up to right about where we were standing here. it would have been about waste hi -- waist high on me right here. >> i'm just happy i'm alive. >>> new this morning donald trump is faking empathy. that's the accusation from the muslim father of a u.s. soldier kil

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about. >> his mother would be very proud of him. >> i think she would. >>> is basketball great michael jordan is speaking is out about police shootings of african- americans. jordan is the only african- american owner in the nba. he's a part other than of the charlotte hornets. he says, i cano longer stay silent. we need to find solutions that ensure people of color receive fair and equal treatment and that police officers, who put their lives on the line every day, are respected and supported. jordan announced he donated $2 million to organizations. 1 million goes to a new institution for community- police relations created by the international associations of chiefs of police. jordan says the institutes policy is focused on promoting best practices in policing. he's also giving a million dollars to the naacp fund to promote respect and trust. you are seeing a lot of athletes jump in. as the espys, we saw at the beginning of the show it was all dedicated to that, the number of athletes, and michael jordan stepping up. >> with his influence, i think it's great to see someone like him joining

i'm michael jordan and i'm here with hillary.at because i know donald trump couldn't tell the difference. >> that of course is not michael jordan. it's kareem abdul-jabbar, the former nba player scored a slam dunk with his opening line, poking fun of republican presidential nominee donald trump. hillary clinton was the most mentioned speaker on twitter during the final night of the dnc and twitter says this was the most retweeted tweet. president obama wrote, she's tested, she's ready. she never quits. that's why hillary should be our next president. he then joked the job comes along with the potus twitter handle. >>> coming up next at 6:30, our coverage continues of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. we'll break down hillary clinton's historic nomination last night. >>> plus, it is getaway day for delegates and visitors, tens of thousands of them who came to town for the convention. what to expect if you're flying out today. >>> the first time that a major party has nominated a woman for president. >> history in

when they grow of life was a little bit different >>gary: was defending michael jordan as he drove billable or socially conscious. >>darya: the big game of the big game today in it is the first time we will see in the three player klay thompson draymond green in the first two games with this one is different because we're at the arena >>gary: interesting to see how the coach how he works out the minutes and if he plays them together the other night it he started him and played him because the game was in los angeles and he played for the clippers there's so much better by the first two games it's a fine exhibition. >>darya: did you seal the whole have a basketball hoop on a. >>gary: they have some fun that was right in the middle of the course. >>darya: what a great idea is that after is too good of a golfer they're not getting any rawls what about all was always, on charles barkley being horrible you watch the whole thing did juicy his one-handed. >>darya: and that was a good shot the anything with his normal swing one arm. >>gary: i always said it is strange respect the fact that

at the core of this he knows who michael jordan is. idn't make sense because he doesn't know who mark uncle jordan is. we all know he likes hillary. you're entitled to your own opinion and we don't waste energy or time worrying about a basketball star who favors hillary clinton. he doesn't need to worry about the economy actually going backwards he doesn't need to worry about what hillary clinton to this great country deirdre: and there are a lot of people for them to say to say that they will agree to be taxed more because abe already made more than enough. >> what about the average blue-collar hard-working american. who is trying to raise a family those are the people that are voting for donald trump because they know he has built an empire on success and being smart on being a leader on knowing how to put a business first. he will run america like a business and we know his resume speaks for itself. the average hard-working american who is not a celebrity or professional athlete making millions of dollars and god bless them that's no

>> michael jordan. >> jimmy: along the way you've run into michael jordan?: why? >> listen, i pissed mike off. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> he had an event. mike had a charity event in las vegas. they called me. they wanted me to host the event. ke auctioning things and -- re it's a real tight crowd. >> jimmy: rich people. >> very boujy. everybody's neck was really straight. so i get up there and i'm like man, loosen up, relax. have a good time. as i'm saying stuff, i lock eyes with mike. he's in the front row, and i start teasing him. i was like, man, what age do you get to where it's okay to wear your pants that high and nobody addresses it? i was like -- i said nobody -- y'all telling me i'm the only one who thinks mike is past the legal limit for waists? it was fun jokes. he had like the little square mustache at the time. i was like what is that? i said it looks like a thumbprint, like you just smelled something. and like nobody's laughing. it got to the point where nobody was laughing. >> jimmy: really? >> he's looking like straight -- he's actually g

hustler. >> yeah. >> and he started hustling phil knight of nike and he said you ought to put michael jordand you can have magic and byrd but you get on the ground floor with this kid jordan so he signed his shoe deal there between adidas and nike. >> right. >> and they didn't want to pay him and back and forth. and finally at the end nike, maybe that i they can look up the figure what he signed for. wasn't that much in comparative dollars and look how it took off. >> steph had to decide between underarmor and nike and those shoes, they're calling them the steph curry two. they sold out so they're doing very well. >> they're all white right and then somebody else wore them at, drake somebody at an awards show wore them just to show hey there's nothing wrong with these. so good for them. so you can't buy a pair in the united states. >> they're sold out online right now. that's what they're saying. coming a long way from people making fun of them to people are buying them. >> yes. >> so if cope bibee bryant could go -- koby bryant could go back in time. he wrote a letter to his 17-year-old sel

he's a three-point shooting specialist and chided michael jordan for failing to use their visibility to call attention to social and political issues. >> i want to thank you for being here. i'm very big in the civil rights movement. from 1968 on, my mom was very involved and i had to study our situation. i didn't get a chance to go to college and study it and i didn't get a chance to play professional basketball. when i think about all of the professional athletes, none none of us come with a silver spoon in our mouths. we all have the same idea that we want to do the right wing. i still feel that our athletes and entertainers have more to give. [inaudible] >> what is this article referring to? >> i think a lot of people, especially here in chicago, they're trying to put me against michael by saying michael could do morgan's in the community. one of the things i feel is that we were given more to do more but it's not for me or you to tell them what to do with their money. i think they need to lead by example and hopefully everyone can play along with it and we can make it happen. >>

and the players said michael jordan and i combined for 68 points. >> c-span: huffington is your friend and you write for them every week? >> guest: she had to leave because she had to run the world but she wants to always start new verticals and bureaus. she has a buckley, schumer like drive. someone joked she was the most upperly mobile greek since julius. ariana had a show on air america and we did a she together. five years ago she said i am not writing any more books it is too time consuming and then wrote three best-sellers and she is on a book tour as we speak. >> c-span: as we end this, people in moments, where did all of the races that you ran was your first, most interesting and what was the worst? >> guest: the worst was mayor. to run as a favorite and lose is the bottom line. no one wants to hear 9/11. we all follow people who like but when you lose what is that like? when you don't get the guy or girl no one knows it. 90% of the people gasp and then say something. it is the best. and it is depressing, it is embase and humiliating. >> c-span: favorite race? >> guest: the fav

. >> i'm michael jordan and i'm here with hillary.ause i know donald trump couldn't tell the deferenc difference. >> and seth myers covered it. >> it concluded with adults having their minds blown by balloons. i am the candidate who will not be afraid to take on isis. what's this plastic balloon? >>> and jimmy fallon. >> one of the other speakers was hillary's running mate, tim kaine. a lot of people saying he was pretty attractive when he was younger. here he is now and here he is when he was younger. oh, a pretty handsome dude. check out donald trump now. here he is when he was younger. >> huh-uh. i'm alex witt. this is "early today." but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren.

-- michael jordan, michael jackson's song about how when change starts with you and they wereut accountability on all fronts with everyone involved. >> that should be so powerful to see them all together up on that stage. >> it will be powerful. they'll be up on that stage tonight and this is not something that they want to do. they haven't been together like this. they have on the campaign trail and they said, george, when they start sharing their stories that they'll hear cries from the audience and it's other mothers who are feeling finally they're not alone and each of these mothers are doing work in their respective communities. yes, it's a national stage tonight, but they want to make it clear that they are trying to help in their own communities so we'll talk about that. >> catalyze some real action. >> that's what the hope is. >>> coming up on our big board gas price, will they dip below $2 nationwide? we'll have more on that. >>> now drone deliveries. check this out, 7-eleven now delivering slurpees from the air, will it make its way to you and as we said it's going t

. >>> michael jordan, basketball legend, breaking his silence on the tension with the police and blacknities. the private jordan says solutions asolution s are needed to ensure blacks are treated fairly and respected. he said i was raised by parents who taught me to love and respect people regardless of race or background. i'm saddened by the racial tensions. jordan's father was shot and killed in 1993. he says he will donate $1 million to the naacp and a group working on police community relations. >>> notable because michael jordan not known for speaking out about social issues. >> he said the time had come. >>> day one of the democratic national convention. big question is will the dems come together and get past the e-mail, the big names came out to put the problems behind them. now they say the real threat is clear and it is donald trump. how effective was the case? a closer look next. coirl uces new suer fibers mascara check this out 400% volume plus so much length you can't believe your eyes crazy new super sizer fibers mascara from easy, breezy beautiful covergirl with usaa is

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craig hodges, a three-point shooting specials and one of the leagues best sided michael jordan another national basco association players for failing to use their visibility call attention to pressing social and political issues. >> guest: first of all i want to thank god for being here. from it's one of those things i was in the civil rights movement. from 1968, my mom was dead of the civil rights movement and for me to get a chance to study our situation, i was blessed to be able to get a chance to go to college and study it and then get a chance to play professional basketball and hopefully have some impact on being on the front line of helping change the condition of our people. when i think about all of us athletes, none of us come with a silver spoon in our mouth. we all grew up in different circumstances but we all have he the same idea of wanting to go back and do the right thing. that's what that's about. i felt and still feel that we have more to give. that's been my position all along. >> host: what is this article referring to? >> guest: i think a lot of people may come a s

michael jordan's lights go basco camp this week the clippers point guard made the bet that if mj missed three shots every cmper there, so hundreds of kids would get priest makers courtesy of jordan. well he may be 53, but he is still nj. he is proving once again that he is the greatest. despite the distractions, he had this kid screaming and hitting the floor, and then cp three even put his hands in front of mj's face at one point, jordan's focus is too much, like the nba finals, he sank every bucket. no mercy. so no word of those kids have got no shoes can is clearly he just abolish that bet. he's 53. >> he still got it. he had his tongue out when he did that. i miss him. >> christina: quite a mess out there. >> audrey: we have a lot of rain and flooding has been a problem across parts of the tri-state area. it will continue train overnight. it is like in part what it was earlier. tomorrow we have the umbrella handy in the morning hours and then we finally try out as we get it to tuesday, wednesday >> so this is like were book ended by the wet weather. thanks audrey. >> christina: that

. >> i'm michael jordan and i'm here with hillary. i said that because i know that donald trump couldn't tell the difference. >> and of course late night had a field day with all political material. seth myers covered hillary clinton's big speech in his live convention recap show. adults having their minds blown by balloons. i am the candidate who will not be afraid to take on isis. what's this plastic orb? >>> and jimmy the convention was hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine and a lot of people saying he was pretty attractive when he was younger. here's tim kaine now and here he is when he was younger. pretty handsome dude. he's not the only one that looked different when they were younger. check out donald trump now and here he is when he was younger. cine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ? tomorrow, tomorrow... ? ? i love ya, tomorrow ? in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entres

. >> rick welsh was one architect of the olympic dream team that featured magic johnson and michael jordan. tonight a glimpse of the latest push for the gold and a peek at the starting line ups. tip off is at 7:00. >> hundreds of santa clara county court clerks are threatening to go on strike saying they need a better contract offer from the courts. >> they say they've been overworked and underpaid. vick? >> they voted to go on strike and if they do go on strike, it would likely shut down the courts. the court clerks say it's been years since they've had a raise. >> some of us are in shelters. others are couch surfing. >> shelly clairy has been a court clerk 31 years, top salary is about $65,000 a year. the courts are offering her 4.5% raise for the first of a two-year contract and immediate 5% increase for most of those who have at least six years experience. the unions local president said that is not enough. >> it's not meeting standards of what we'd be able to survive and having a living wage. >> santa clara courts faced a deficit this year on top of massive cuts in recent years in the

. >> rick welsh was one architect of the olympic dream team featured magic johnson and michael jordan. tonight a glimpse of the latest push for the gold and a peek at the starting line ups. tip off is at 7:00. >> hundreds of santa clara county court clerks are threatening to go on strike saying they need a better contract offer from the courts. >> they say they've been overworked and underpaid. vick? >> they voted to go on strike and if they do go on strike, it would likely shut down the courts. the court clerks say it's been years since they've had a raise. >> some of us are in shelters. others are couch surfing. >> shelly clairy has been a court clerk 31 years, top salary is about $65,000 a year. the courts are offering her 4.5% raise for the first of a two-year contract and immediate 5% increase for most of those who have at least six years experience. the unions local president said that is not enough. >> it's not meeting standards of what we'd be able to survive and having a living wage. >> santa clara courts faced a deficit this year on top of massive cuts in recent years the br

like when they put their minds together a commission the great michael jordan sank i can't beat pistons gary: lee forced himself good to go to houston. he said something he gets riled up and realize get back a partly pretend you did not hear it. hugo plan for the warriors to john elway general manager and supposedly trying dusted down and get a deal. . yonhap be a the reality rumor and we're good do something. " talking about retirement and the warriors as a possible team and the cavaliers. the warriors that is a longshot to say the least. . a basketball camp over hawaii 2000 to under $50 in control video working against this young meant. it is kurri for day and two injured $50. but what yet to have bought object and this is is on the kids to the camp but. and then stays the whole time. now the big deal to wane after 13 seasons in miami is going home to chicago bulls. we say, because that's where he grew up playing all in high school basketball there. and off the mark had and then a 40 million as and enough to get done a. and then a couple steps upper 47 half-million their egos. and the

former police chief charles ramsey not today but over the week and you know coming on the heels of michael jordaning money to both police crews and the naacp legal defense fund they would come together to try to work on this issue it will be interesting if at this convention hearing from both sides we hear similar message let's come together and try to solve some of these issues. matt and nydia, back to you. >> indeed tam thank you. >>> we want to hear from you the viewers as well. our 6abc social soap box is set up at the national constitution center on independence mall. look for the "action news" microphone and exercise your freedom of speech. you'll hear some of the responses of our social soap box at 5:30 a.m. >> time for accuweather. better today than yesterday. >> yeah, still hot not as humid. storm tracker6 live double scan shows us that we are dry. taking a look outside sky6 getting ready to show you lots of sunshine a little bit later on this morning. tops of the center city sky scrapers bust about ready to catch the first of those rays. 69 in reading, down in philadelphia we're at 75.

you know, michael jordan was a big face for whites and black america. like mike. you start talking about these things, now people don't like you as much. that's part of it, isn't it? >> it certainly is part of it. but michael has been so successful, i think he can let go of that fear, because he is established his success and people understand he has things to say that might clarify things for them. and enable them to make a good choice in dealing with these issues. >> so when you say it is time to start talking about it, chris and i do this all the time on our show. we start the dialogue. but what are the answers? what do you think are the answers to the tension that communities are feeling with the police right now. >> these are tough times. the usual answers, people seem to like skip over them. that is doing better with education and jobs. those are the things that enable people to escape really bad circumstances, and go out and find what they want, the path that they want to follow in their lives and go do that. >> why do you think we ignore that? o

maria: good point, thanks cheryl, coming up about michael jordan says can no longer stay silent aboutrace relations we will talk to ceo of naacp cornell william brooks coming up later earnings season full swing after facebook smashed records last night investors are now turning focus to amazon google apparent alphabet a complete preview what you need to know on earnings this is the peak day for second quarter, back in a minute. ♪ ♪ a apparent e . maria: welcome back, vice president joe biden attorney general loretta lynch to speech at baton rouge vigil honoring three law enforcement officers ambushed by gunman july 17 remarks will come on heels of president obama's reference to a a racially divide in his dnc remarks last night. >> hillary knows we can work through racially divide in those this country when we realize the way black parents feel when their son leaves the house it isn't so different than what a brave cop's family feels when he puts on blue and goes to work, that we can honor police -- and treat every community fairly. [cheers and applause] . >> we can do that. [cheers an

. >> i'm michael jordan and i'm here with hillary. i said that because i know that a lot of you couldn't tell the difference. >> i know with all my heart that my mother will make us proud as our next president. before it be, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures and worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ? will give the largest nondebate audience she'll have this campaign season to give a speech to make her case. >> one thing about the constant mention of children, which raises questions of trust. hillary clinton knows the challenges she faces. she knows that lots of people have said how wonderful she is. now she has to say this is who i am. i want you to see me. talk about trust and also talk about change and talk about her vision. not a past vision, but a future vision. >> she will provide a contrast we're told. she will mentioned the name of >> you know, she has one mission and one mission

i'm michael jordan and i'm here with hillary. [ laughter ] i said that because i know that donald trump couldn't tell the difference. good evening, everyone. i'm kareem abdul-jabbar. and i'm here to tell you about captain o man khan, one of 14 american muslim soldiers who have died in combat serving the united states since 9/11. his family emigrated to the united states from the united arab emirates where captain khan was born. the first place they visited upon arriving in america was the jefferson memorial. the words engraved there read "i have sworn upon the altar of god eternal, hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man." donald trump's idea to register muslims and prevent them from entering our country is the very tyranny jefferson abhorred. in 1777, jefferson drafted the virginia statute for religious freedom, which later became a model for the first amendment. today's so-called religious freedom act, like the one signed by governor mike pence of indiana, they are the opposite of what jefferson wanted, because they allow discrimination. and at its core, discrimin

the analogy, michael jordan quits basketball. then he comes back. attorney general office was to be opened in 2006. andrew cuomo had been embarrassed by a bad race for governor in 2002. bruised and i would talk to him throughout that race to billy his spirits -- improve his spirits. he said the 2006 race was his redemptive race. i saw the 2006 race as my ability to get back into public life. junior, who was his brother-in-law came this close to running for attorney general but did not because of various family reasons. in the contest of poor people, andrew cuomo one -- for people -- four people, andrew cuomo won. i called him election night and endorsed him. loste last campaign, you your public advocate in 2009. what happened? you are still at it. their term limits in new york for public advocate so i served eight years as public advocate. got a lot done. i loved it. and people thought i was adept at that. when there was a vacancy for public advocate, three people have been running for a year. one of them was told de blasio -- bill the blogs you. i

michael jordan has long discouraged sharing his political views but he discourages -- he writes, "i haveeply troubled by the deaths of african-americans at the hands of law enforcement and angered by they cowardly targeting and killing of police officers." global news 24 hours a day powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in one hundred 20 countries. this is bloomberg. 830 tuesday morning in sydney and i will hand it back to bloomberg's paul allen to look at the market. : trading about 1/5 of 1% following declines in the u.s.. futures indicating a modest three point gain on the local market. shareholders and other creditors will collectively take a $260 million hit on that. this media reports in japan that the government is going to double its fiscal stimulus package to ¥6 trillion. >> just a final word on south korea gdp. a slight rise expected to 2.9%. bloomberg tv and sydney australia. ♪ is investigating a massive hack attack on the democratic national committee. leaked e-mails shows committee members favored hillary clinton and undermined bernie sanders. the revelations have been di

nba legend michael jordan who has long avoided sharing his political views is discussing the recent shootingsrican american men in recent -- and police officers. he writes "i have been deeply troubled by the death of african-americans by the hands of law enforcement and angered by the cowardly targeting and killing of police officers. jordan is donating $2 million to help police and communities they serve. australia's prime minister once to push through tough new laws on terrorism. he is calling for jailed journalists to be held indefinitely after prison terms expired in one to introduce laws that would allow preventable detention. and the olympic village in rio de janeiro has flunked a so-called stress test. australia will not let its athletes day there. they found block toilets and exposed wiring. olympic officials say repairs will be completed this week. global news 24 hours a day powered by over 600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. markets close in under 30 minutes and let's go live to the nasdaq. abigail is with us at the nasdaq. you have been watching the hot stocks that

they were eliminated in the open cup tonight and first michael jordan and brett favre and jeff gordonf retirement to replace dale earnhardt junior for the next two weeks when he recovers from a concussion and will see legendary 24 with 88 in july so that is different and it will be cool. >> thank you jamie. the curtain went up on a fresh take on a classic musical. philadelphia orchestra and a host of performers had the firebird reimagined at the mann music center based on the timeless balet and had new elements and helps celebrate the man's 40th anniversary and jimmy kimmel and he has guests including culture club and continues at 4:30 and gardner and the entire action news team i'm monica and you make it a good night tonight. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, from "suicide squad," cara delevingne. comedian jeff ross. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks, everybody, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching, thanks for coming. we're in hollywood, more than 20,000 miles away from the republican national convention happen

nba legend michael jordan, who has long of oil sharing his political views is discussing the readingings -- recent shootings in a letter published in espn's "undefeated." i am angered by the cowardly and hateful targeting and killing of police officers. who owns the charlotte hornets, is donating $2 million to help police in the communities they serve. the australian prime minister malcolm turned bill wants to laws, calling for terrorists to be held indefinitely, even after their prison terms expire, and he also wants to introduce laws that would prevent so-called preventable detention, essentially asking for harsher suspensions, and in rio de janeiro, they have flunked a so-called stress test. australian officials say they found blocked toilets, leaking types, and exposed wiring. officials say repairs will be completed this week. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 in morests and analysts than 120 countries. i am matt miller. this is bloomberg. scarlet? ok, the big mover was crude oil prices, tombola, and that sent energy stocks lower by 2%, their biggest decline in

i want to ask you another day about michael jordan and his recent donation to try to strengthen the relationship between communities and police. please come back another day so i can talk to you about that. in the meantime arkansas just head their votes. we are going to continue to show you what is going on on the convention floor. state-by-state in alphabetical order. the speakers are doubling down on a socialist push. democrats are probably missing a bigger government. but pension payments are's wheezing local governments across the country. a lot of them are underfunded. adam shapiro has the details from our newsroom. >> we talked about the crisis before but it has not gone away. all the unfunded liabilities for state, local and city municipal pensions is now over $4 trillion. what is troubling is the latest report which comes from the trust comparison service. this is just a preliminary report. at the end of the second quarter public pensions and the return on investments is going to fall for the first time since they started looking for this. the average is going to fall below a seven and a

. >>> nba legend michael jordan known for avoiding controversy during his legendary career.ssues that is close to his heart thathe is now speaking about publically. j?j?j7 >>> check on wall street and the markets, the dow down a little bit. dow jones industrial down. mcdonald's edges reports hurting the dow after reporting -- closing bell, big barrier tech companies, apple and dewitter scheduled to release their quarterly earnings. the month of june is a good month when it comes to home sales. sales jumped 3 1/2%. low mortgage rates and a healthy job report is behind the increase. overall home prices in san francisco rose 6 1/2%, the smallest gain in 12 years >>> twitter is adding to its sports schedule. they will stream one major league baseball game and one national hockey league game, chosen from games that would not have television. >>> and there will be an approval for a new arena but the mission bay alliance have now taken their case to the california court of appeals accusing the city and warriors of violating environmental laws. we sit down with the alliance to talk

said, to take credit would be like a chicago bull player who once scored two points on a night michael jordan scored 66 and the player said michael and i combined for 688 points. that was my contribution. arianna huffington is a friend. with her, she had to leave because she had to run the world in between the two, she wants to always start new verticals, they're called, new bureaus. someone joked that she was the most upwardly mobile and one said they were one of the most brilliant people with ever met. we did a show together and about five years ago she set i'm not writing any more books. it's too time-consuming. then she wrote three bestseller spread the most recent one was called sleep. i can't remember the second word. she's on a book tour as we speak. quickie, as we and this, of all the races that you ran, what what was your favorite, most interesting, and what was the worst the worst was mayor. to run as a favorite and then lose, that's the bottom line. so what did i lose, he got 2% more votes. no one wants to hear 911 and the money but when you write a memoir you have to talk about it

. >> of course, anytime you do this when news comes out, michael jordan design phase, they are showinger face. >> meeting is a plenty this morning. >> so the subject of copying or plague rising had us thinking about other times where that was a issue from the recent blurred lines controversy toy a legal battle between the beatles and chuck berry, do you remember that? it seems like a lot of songs especially, well, the best way to show this is just to give you example. so blurred lines came out. >> ♪ >> a lot of people thought it sounded like a little bit of a hook at the beginning, from marvin gaye's song and the family of marvin gaye said the not so fast, we will sue you and it did go to court. here's marvin. >> ♪ >> so give it up, of course, so marvin's family took robin thick and ferrell and ti to court claiming they used a part of the marvin's convention and they did win. >> they won. >> it did have the same opened. >> that is a smooth, i guess r and b. >> yes. >> let's go give rap a try. >> okay. >> how about, vanilla ice, ice, ice, baby. >> ♪ >> so that goes all the way to 1991.