winning shot for the tarheels. >> the tie, 18. >> michael jordan. >> that was by freshman michael jordangot a chance to play against the great michael jordan. that was a lifetime ago, too. >> 35 years ago. >> i am going to put you on the spot right now smithy. who is winning this year's tournament? >> first of all, i had south carolina defeating gonzaga getting the championship game and north carolina beating oregon. i am going with the tarheels to take it all. [ laughter ] >> something tells me so will michael jordan. so good to see you my friend, thank you very much. it is been a blast. thank you for watching and of course, enjoy the game, stick around, cnn newsroom continues. >>> hello on this saturday, ru in the cnn "newsroom." i am ana cabrera. we begin with the president. president trump is again turning to twitter to unleash dramatic new tweets on surveillance on his presidential campaign. the president's information of his source is cable news and fox news is specific. he's quoting a report that cnn has not yet verified. he also suggested that he may work with democrats on health

on facebook lnp all says michael jordan.asketball team, seventh, eighth and ninth-grader before becoming a superstar. john hayek pointed out to the beatles failed to audition for decca records and happened after that. and marshall posted didn't happen because of their failure. they tried to come up with the superglue since then and that failure has made -- on these things. so you are one of many examples. jeremy: that's why wanted to write the book. my entire athletic career i heard the clichÉs. i heard the stories but there is no depth to them. there's no outlet to say well why? we hear failure makes you stronger and adversity makes you have character. i get that but why is that and why did michael jordan continue playing basketball after he was cut in high school? i was raising venture capital for the tech company i have today. i got 100 nose before i got a yes. sublet before we get to that lets look at some of your career achievements. he tried modeling and he did that for a while. it looks good there. then you tried a re

on facebook lnp all says michael jordan.asketball team, seventh, eighth and ninth-grader before becoming a superstar. john hayek pointed out to the beatles failed to audition for decca records and happened after that. and marshall posted didn't happen because of their failure. they tried to come up with the superglue since then and that failure has made -- on these things. so you are one of many examples. jeremy: that's why wanted to write the book. my entire athletic career i heard the clichÉs. i heard the stories but there is no depth to them. there's no outlet to say well why? we hear failure makes you stronger and adversity makes you have character. i get that but why is that and why did michael jordan continue playing basketball after he was cut in high school? i was raising venture capital for the tech company i have today. i got 100 nose before i got a yes. sublet before we get to that lets look at some of your career achievements. he tried modeling and he did that for a while. it looks good there. then you tried a re

we send michael jordan or dennis rodman over, get chocolates in a talk out and if everything fails putrenade in the basketball that you leave with them. >> greg: the basketball grenade trick. >> you leave michael jordan alone, he's a saint. >> dennis rodman never pays the bill. dennis rodman has done a lot of bad things but the one things he does is he goes to bars and never pays the bills. >> that's true. >> there's nothing wrong with crying. >> speaking of his super mighty catfish, exactly what he did to his people,. >> the bombs in the parades, pretty sure one was locked up. >> with as much jacking in hacking they have done with hollywood and stuff you would've thought the flames would've been better. >> like you don't have a green screen inc. korea. he showing people to show how tough their so they don't worry about the food they're not getting. >> greg: is a prison camp of 25 million. >> they realize it's not really, it's a short man who you knew in elementary school but never said hi to. >> greg: is that directed at me? it is true. i plan on taking over country just to get back a

dagen: michael jordan and tony romo in the same thought is -- tony romo ain't no michael jordan. >> theyinary talent for the most part in terms of athlete that is can cross over and do other sports as well. i encourage my kids to take up multiple sports and god knows it keeps us busy on the weekends. [laughter] maria: gentleman ' -- jared, thanks. jared: thanks, maria. maria: take a short break, in the next hour my exclusive interview with the first business president, we will discuss border adjustment tax, all next hour on mornings with maria, stay with us for president trump liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. maria: good wednesday morning, welcome back, thank you so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it is wednesday april 12th, we are tom to go you -- coming to you live from our nation's capital, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. the commander in chief vow to go get tax reform done this year but not before tackling another top issue which continues to be

applicants may be trying to profit from her growing celebrity like the weesman who trademarked michael jordan'snese name and sold sports gear. the legal practice is known as trademark squatting. under chinese law trademarks are reviewed on a first come first serve basis. miss trump won't profit from the trademarks unless she sells those trademarked items here in china, a kri with nearly 1.4 billion potential customers. adriana diaz, cbs news, beijing. >> still ahead, we go townhall hopping with the republican congressman from all lamb ba. voters weigh in on the trump administration's plans. >> quijano: as we mentioned earlier congress is back in session this week. during their two week break many congress members got an earful from angry constituents at townhall meetings in their districts. our chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes rolled along with a republican congressman from alabama. >> this is awe thennic rural alabama rtd we traveled with congressman bradley byrne to three townhalls. >> why are you guys trying to do away with president obama health-care bill. >> health care was t

applicants may be trying to profit from her growing celebrities the businessman who trade marked michael jordan's chinese name and sports gear. the illegal practice is known as trade mark squatting. and the chinese law trade marks are reviewed on a first come first serve basis. she won't profit unless she sells trade mark items in china a country with nearly 1.4 billion potential customers. adriana diaz cbs news beijing. >> so meanwhile the president's older sons are looking to extend the family brand as well. eric and donald trump are considering creating two new hotel chains one a four star and the other less lurch yourous and would focus on texas and the south. they are in ch organization is looking to do more business at home, domestic ventures now that international deals are off limits to avoid conflicts of interest considering their father is the president. >>> and going back to breaking news out of prince georges county where fire and rescue crews spent most of the morning battling this fire here under construction in college park. delia gonzalez is joining us live keeping an eye on what'

i have a friend who made a play against michael jordan and shoved him. and 6.2 remaining.nder rer oare out of time-outs. and gets that one to go and it's back up to four. westbrook tries to get free. lost the ball, picked up by beverley, beverley's going to dribble it out and the rockets will win and now take a commanding 3-1 lead in the best of seven series. a crushing defeat for the oklahoma city thunder in a bizarre finish here in game four. and the rockets will go back home with a chance to clinch this series on their home floor. nene, a career playoff high 28 points, 12 for 12 from the field and ten rebounds, a sensational performance for the veteran and a disappointing ending for the okc of the night. he is with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. james, how do you describe the way the game ended? >> terrible. the mistakes in the end of the game. but credit my teammates. they stepped up big and showed up here in game four. now we have to take care of business. >> lisa: what was going on with you? >> just rolled my ankle the last game. didn't have the zam burst and explos

i have a friend who made a play against michael jordan and shoved him. >> mike: and makes it three more remaining. the thunder rer oare out of time-outs. and gets that one to go and it's back up to four. westbrook tries to get free. lost the ball, picked up by beverley, beverley's going to dribble it out and the rockets will win and now take a commanding 3-1 lead in the best of seven series. a crushing defeat for the oklahoma city thunder in a bizarre finish here in game four. and the rockets will go back home with a chance to clinch this series on their home floor. nene, a career playoff high 28 points, 12 for 12 from the field and ten rebounds, a sensational performance for the veteran and a disappointing ending for the okc fans. james harden struggle the most of the night. he is with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. james, how do you describe the way the game ended? >> terrible. the mistakes in the end of the game. but credit my teammates. they stepped up big and showed up here in game four. now we have to take care of business. >> lisa: what was going on with you? >> just rolled my a

i don't quite get how you get there by electing a guy who collects bankruptcies the way michael jordand. on december 7, 2015, donald trump called for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. i remember that date, because it's the birthday of the worst fucking day in my life! seriously, how is that not instantly disqualifying? even if that's not why most people voted for him, open racism should just be a dealbreaker. you personally may not be a racist, sexist xenophobe, but that comes with the package. right, like if a car comes with heated seats, you may not want them, but you'll take them. - yeah, but then if the seats go, "hey, don't sit on me, camel jockey." - you should be like, "hey! i don't want the car!" - makes sense. - so if you take that deal, what you're telling me is, "hey, man, i don't hate you. i just don't care about you." - you know though, there is a chance, and i know it's weird to say this, there is a chance that maybe he'll end up being more moderate. - oh, diet xenophobia. that's cool. low calorie racism. mmm. like, what? this is a true

i have a friend who made a play against michael jordan and shoved him. >> mike: and makes it three more remaining. the thunder rer oare out of time-outs. and gets that one to go and it's back up to four. westbrook tries to get free. lost the ball, picked up by beverley, beverley's going to dribble it out and the rockets will win and now take a commanding 3-1 lead in the best of seven series. a crushing defeat for the oklahoma city thunder in a bizarre finish here in game four. and the rockets will go back home with a chance to clinch this series on their home floor. nene, a career playoff high 28 points, 12 for 12 from the field and ten rebounds, a sensational performance for the veteran and a disappointing ending for the okc fans. james harden struggle the most of the night. he is with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. james, how do you describe the way the game ended? >> terrible. the mistakes in the end of the game. but credit my teammates. they stepped up big and showed up here in game four. nowe have to take care of business. >> lisa: what was going on with you? >> just rolled my ank

i wanted to continue working, so i called up michael jordan and magic johnson, prince, janet jackson,racy chapman, oprah winfrey, and i just told them the truth: i need money. and they wrote me a check -- all of them. (narrator) 1994 signaled a return to smaller budgets with "crooklyn" a film about growing up in brooklyn in the 1970's. what we wanted to do is to elevate black cinema to what we've done in music, in sports and everything else. we're not at the level yet because we're in our infancy as far as films go. but another 20 years, we're going to produce our duke ellingtons, our own mary beardons, our james baldwins, people of that stature in film. (jim jarmusch) for us in new york at the time, in the late seventies, it was an idea kind of related to the music scene at the time, which was that we are not virtuoso filmmakers, but we have something we'd like to express. and that desire to express it was more important than having a more professional attitude, or having a lot of experience. (jim jarmusch) when i started thinking about "stranger than paradise," there were severe lim

, the big sports headline, the university of north carolina or the university of champions as michael jordan calls them they're the new champs of college basketball. >> they are indeed. abc's t.j. holmes watched all the action from the stadium in arizona. >> reporter: well, kendis, diane, we were either going to see something we've never seen before or something that we've seen relatively often. well, the latter ended up being the case, north carolina picked up another national championship trophy while gonzaga, which was making its first ever appearance in the final four, they came up short and what was really an ugly game, a lot of whistles, foul, ugly play, coach roy williams admitted right after the game that both teams didn't play well but you know what, all that doesn't matter at the end of the day. north carolina picks up another national championship and they complete what they were calling all year their redemption tour. after they had their hearts broken last year on the last-second shot against villanova, well, they come back. the whole year was dedicated to getting back to this p

. -- at the olympics. 1992 was the first time professionals played, and those who played were michael jordan larry bird among others. what was it like to coach that team? mike: it was literally a dream. and it really set off an explosion worldwide for basketball. international pro players played anyway, and now the players when they were seven-year olds or eight year olds were watching, and it exploded. to be with them would be like if you are in music and have the best singers all on one team, the best musicians, and true professionals. david: so when you coached that team 11 years ago, you won the olympic gold. what was it like saying to professional players, let me tell you how to do something? mike: well, you say this is how i want you to do something a little bit differently than you do to college players. one is that they are professionals. the other thing is they have a wealth of experience. so when i am coaching college kids, they are going to adapt to me. i am teaching them to change their limits to get better as a unit and individually. when i am with lebron james and kobe bryant a

toiny parker, he's so old he played against michael jordan. back to kawhi. man, he is so smooth.fender fly by. spurs' defense comes through. a little rejection. the spurs win 96-82. go up 2-oir0 in this series. cavs and pacers, larry bird is notpliesed because lebron jam james -- where's the defense? he had 25. cavs up 19 in the third and crossing over. lance them over here. i'm over here. look at the cavs bench to lance stevenson. cut the lide to four. george finished with 32 points. crunch time block on miles turner. reaction is better than the block. cavs win 117. right now i think he is still shaking his head. a's putting not one but two key players on the disabled list today. opening day starter on the dl. needs surge ray on his wrirs. tonight the tarp came off for the a's and rangers. former aa.j. griffon struck out eight. you'll get nothing and like it. top of the fifth. two on for carlos gomez. into the gap off cotton. gomez to 3rd on an error. a walk, a stoilen base. mike napoli floats one down the line. and if you ever wanted a section to yourself in the rain, there you

others may be trying to profit from her celebrity, like the man who tried to profit from michael jordan'sold sports gear. the legal practice is known as trademark squatting. trademarks are reviewed on a first-come, first-serve basis. she won't profit unless she sells those items in china, a country with nearly 1.4 billion potential customers. adrianna diaz, cbs news, beijing. >>> still ahead, we go town hall hopping with a congressman from alabama. voters weigh in on the trump administration's plan. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol. what it takes to protect. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits this scarf all that's my left to rememb... sayonara. what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a

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which is kind of a difficult argument sometimes, because you have some athletes like michael jordan, magic johnson, who are part owners of teams. and i don't care how good your union is if you're a steel worker, you're not going to own a string of steel mills at the end of the day. so it's distorted. but the whole reason that the players make their supersalaries is because of the fact that there was a union movement in sports, particularly in the 1960's. and the pivot for that was really two events. and i talk about it extensively in the book, a whole chapter on it. one was the hiring of marvin miller, a steel worker's union organizer. and i got to interview him for the book. and he brought a different kind of approach to organizing baseball players. who at the time baseball players, what they made in a year average salary in the mid 1960's for a baseball player was like low $20,000 at that point. every player, unless you were like mickey mantle basically, you worked in the off-season. i interviewed older players, they worked in quarries in the off-season. crushing rocks. it's hard t

. >> what about michael jordan. >> or michael jordan. >> all of those, a lot of great mj's out there. are. >> you talk about girl power, how about this high school& senior, she made history, do you see that woman right there it is interesting, her last name is longo and she could kick the ball longo. >> yeah. she is going to play college football. >>> good morning, here comes the rain. a live lot i-95 getting wet here working your way in to downtown, headlights on wipers on here's a live look at wilmington delaware and wet on 495 and slow go inbound on the schuylkill expressway from approaching city avenue in center city and in new jersey, two accidents on the freeway, one at expressway, and another one at route 55, mike and alex , back to you. >>> i bet you will remember this most guys do, back in the day, probably in the 90's there was a movie out starring kathy ireland was a model, one of her first acting rolls and she played a place kicker for college team called texas state, scott backula was in it , here's kathy, she played the kicker. >> do you remember that. >> nice kick. >> m

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against these hidden opponents and the entrenched permanent bureaucracy class, that's like having michael jordan play a game with one hand tied behind his back. got to get him out on the road talking about the economy. >> jason, let me understand this. are you saying that the president should just stop talking about russia? >> i would say that this is an issue that's being driven by the media. there's absolutely nothing there. and right now the administration's being forced to punch at ghosts. it's a bunch of off the record illegally leaked sources that have come to absolutely nothing in any way, shape or form. if these folks had been looking at this for eight months and have nothing to show for it, there's nothing there. it's time to move on. to say there was coordination with some foreign entity in this campaign and that's the excuse for hillary clinton losing is just plain silly. so let's get back out to talking about the things that got president trump elected and make him so popular with people around the country. >> errol, what is the impact? i know you'll probably follow up to what you ju

in 1988, when they were asked the same question, the answer was michael jordan. we were discussing my dream of building a future for the past right here in palm beach, florida. in what some might think an unlikely location, but i told them about this incredible organization, the society for the four arts and its generous benefactors and members, and both historians were thousandtic. the goal was to attract renowned founding history experts here to palm beach to educate and re-educate adults and students and to reach a wider audience through television to stimulate discussion about our unique founding. i presented the idea to the 4 arts leadership, the wonderful chairman patrick henry, president david brenneman, and education committee chair shelly guglein. their reaction was positive. >> we then smoke to our marvelous can-do marley shareland, director of education, and tireless senior associate of education donna marie valley, and along with dependable administrative assistant stephanie grant, they all supported the idea of tanking on this big project. together,

it's about to become a film starring michael b. jordan. congratulations on that. >> thank you. thank you. >> let me start by asking when you first became aware of this "beyond vietnam" speech given in this city 50 years ago tomorrow. >> it's interesting, i wasn't aware of it, i didn't read it until i started practicing in montgomery, alabama. my office was down the street from dr. king's church, so i would visit there often. just collecting some of the things he would preach on and he would talk about, i encountered his work in the 1960s after the passage of the civil rights act. it was so impressive to me that dr. king never rested on his laurels. he was not satisfied after the passing of the voters rights. he knew there was still working to done. that's when i found the speech that he gave at riverside on the vietnam war, which i continue to believe was one of the most courageous and powerful speeches he ever gave. it embraced a world view, the way of thinking about the american identity that was global and transcended the boundaries of the south and the borders of this count

lavar is the man that's said he would have crushed michael jordan in a game of one-on-one, lonzo is bettere is seeking a billion dollar shoe deal for his three sons. now, nike exec george raveling has said lavar is the 'quote worst thing to happen to basketbal in the last hundred years.' ( pam ) tesla is putting out a recall tonight. the warning for tens of thousands of car owners. today tesla announced its biggest recall yet..(steve) the company is recalling 53- thousand model-s and model-x cars to fix a parking brake issue. they say the model "s" and "x" cars build between feburary and october of 20-16 may have a small gear that could be manufactured improperly.. tesla says less than 5-percent of the cars being recalled may be effected.. they say it takes about 45-minutes to replace the brake. no injuries or accidents have been reported. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way.at 7:00 it's the insider, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're >>> "the insider," tracking the bi

championship they'll make history as the team with the most wins in a three year span since michael jordan'splay game two in edmonton tonight. joe thornton will most likely not play, but he's making progress. he was on the ice for more than an hour and continues to look more mobile. san jose is not pushing for his return being that they lead the series 1-nothing. history was made in arizona... 18-year old becca long became the first female kicker to receive a football scholarship. she will play adams state in colarado in a division two football program. longo made 30-of-33 point-after tries and hit a 30-yard field goal during her senior season. (steve ) it is almost here! we will give a sneak peak of the latest star wars film that is due out and the end of the year. (pam) big news 'star wars' fans, we have a first official glimpse ... into the newest film in the franchise. (steve) disney released a teaser trailer for "the last jedi" at a star wars celebration in florida. take a look. it is the eighth film in the main "star wars" storyline. it follows 20-15's "the force awakens," which made m

. >> remember michael jordan. he used to do that with his tongue. but that's the mom. thank you. >> yeah. thank you. for having us on. >> you got it, take care. >>> coming up, prince harry's powerful interview about his mother, princess diana. , prince harry's powerful interview about his mother, princess diana. the slopes like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate

but someone who didn't show up at the game and everybody said what about the famous alumni, michael jordanaccording to coach roy williams, he was at the game last year when they lost so this year he stayed home and they won. >> reinforcing his superstition. he'll never be able to go. >> big day in north carolina. more on this coming up. >>> we'll begin with that supreme court showdown on capitol hill. democrats now have the 41 votes they need to filibuster the nomination of judge neil gorsuch but republicans are poised to change the rules and use that so-called nuclear option which means he could get on the court with just 51 votes instead of 60 and mary bruce is on capitol hill with all the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. partisan fights have become the norm up here but this could be a new low. this showdown is so bitter that by the end of the week it could fundamentally change the way congress does business. now, here's the state of play. democrats are so opposed to neil gorsuch they're now willing to do something they've almost never done before filibuster

jordan:, who is perhaps -- alumnus, michael jordan, who is perhaps channeling yogi bera. the cheeling -- ceiling truth is the roof. go heels. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. without objection, the item will be made part of the record. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is ecognize -- is recognized. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, this afternoon i will meet with leaders from the school nutrition association of pennsylvania, commonly called the snap-pa, which is a state-wide organization of scule nutritional professionals. it works to advance quality child nutrition programs through education and advocacy. organized in 1955, snap opinion pa is an all-volunteer board of directors elected by its membership, which currently stands at more than 2,300 individuals. as chairman of the agriculture subcommittee on nutrition and a senior member of the house educati

. >> michael jordan. >> back in my day it would have been like eddie murphy. >> he would have been hystdvice in there and then the rest of the time they can just be entertaining >> tulle helen miran which is an interesting choice i wouldn't have thought of it but she probably pretty good. tucker come on in here. do you remember your college commence many speaker. >> whoever he was he was a lo loser. >> i can't believe i'm the only one that remembers. >> really? >> yeah. >> who you calling. >> i don't know. what's this doing here. >> ghostbusters it's national telephone day. >> i didn't know. i have no recollection whatsoever who gave our speech. >> doesn't that say something to most people at least on this couch. do you remember? >> do you remember let us know. hash tag good day day dc. >> i know my who'll school was my friend's dad. because of that. >> right. >> don't remember high school. don't remember college. >> couldn't tell you what a word he said. >> now you're questioning yourself. >> that led us to the next question what of which was your piece of graduation advice. don't have

he wanted to be the next michael jordan. if you told him otherwise, he didn't want to hear it. the he was committed to playing basketball in college. but it was the other one that got i am had. he died in the hallway of his apartment complex when he was shot on march 1. he died on the streets of hartford. he didn't end up going to college to play basketball. he is just one of 2,600 a month that die from guns, 31,000 a year, 86 a day. a lot of gun owners in this country get that. they understand the flow of illegal weapons on tower streets. they understand there are some weapons that are way too powerful that do those terrible things to bodies when the bullets enter. and when donald trump talks to the n.r.a., i hope he takes them on and asks why they refuse to stand up for policies that will end this american carnage that the president talked about in his speech and why they won't start actually representing the views of american gun owners. i yield the floor. mr. barrasso: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from i would i would. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. presi

. >> so our argument has been for too long, we can't distinguish between michael jordan and mike the paid much higher taxes. >> it's joe the plumber. >> it is joe the plumber. so our approach has been, look, it's time to separate the business from wage income so we can lower the taxes on that local small business person. it's at right thing to do but it creates al challenge. so we're working toward that solution and i think we're making progress. >> it we ask you very quickly about health care because it looks as though this is back on the tab once again, most of the members of the freedom act. what happens now and how is your committee involved in this? >> the discussions owe considered just in rooms where members who couldn't get to yes yet had real conversations with each other. what would it take to improve this, to get comfortable? so over the last three weeks those conversations have occurred, they produced two very good improvements in my view and so now the question is are enough people there to be able to pass this. i think don't rush it, give everyone plenty of time to dige

but that was really -- i was like, michael jordan-level politician. have that he had. next call for dave comes from gay in adamstown, maryland. >> i'm a big fan of yours and i wanted to say that i appreciate your ironic sense of humor and since you live in florida, that must give you lots of for your books and i wonder if, maybe you could relay a story that read in one of your books, it was a while ago but it -- i think it was titled path logs dog and it was about your dogs and your porch or the absence of. >> yes. this is hurricane andrew 199 the which -- 1992 which was the worst hurricane i had been through that went through my house. i had two large dogs, ernst and small emergency backup dog named zippy, before hurricane andrew came i let ernst and zippy out every morning and as you know if you are a dog owner, dogs get excited about going out in the morning. they learn whatever the ritual is associated with it. oh, my god, i'm going to go out even though you do it every day. with ernst and zippy you would open the back door and we had a patio with

michael jordan was his mentor and owned the charlotte hornets.n and partnered up with jeb who knows florida. >> there weren't a lot of bidders. >> serious bidders, yeah. >> all right, up next -- >> good for jeter. >> director of harvard polling joins us and you'll be surprised to learn the millennial voters don't rate the presidency highly. >> it's been you know, defaced -- >> keep it here on "morning toshio squt. >> it's hard to poll them because there's mud on their jeans. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ knows how it feels to seees your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. invokana® is a pill used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. and in most clinical trials, the majority reached an a1c goal of 7 percent or lower. invokana® works around the clock by sending some sugar out of your body through the

where you got a guy like keith treel who runs canadian pacific and hunter harrison, who is the michael jordangretzky of railroading. you have to understand what he's capable of. in the first quarter results that csx is about to produce he's only been there just a mere little over three weeks. but i guarantee you that the results are going to come, they're going to come fast, because that's what hunter does. he's going to go in. he's going to take out any and everything that doesn't produce return. he's going to sweat the assets, and these are very asset intensive companies. and so anything you can do to improve asset utilization is the fastest way to improve the finance results. hunter is one of these guys who literally, if there's an extra paper clip somewhere around in the csx infrastructure that isn't being utilized, he will sell it, he will get rid of it, and he'll make better financial results as a result. >> then you've got cars, right? you've got auto sales matter. and then i would think infrastructure, or at least construction activity would be bullish for the rails. >> absolutely. to

we're told the guest list includes names like michael b. jordan, e-40 and derek carr -- not too shabby! the party will take over 3 city blocks surrounding marshawn's beast mode apparel store near downtown. as one source put it, bonkers!"that's not all ... our sources say some of the golden state expected to join in on the fun. just win, baby! (mark) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... the city of berkeley is bracing for protests after ann coulter canceled her speech. averi harper is live at u-c berkeley with the details. plus... new video shows people beating a woman near san jose state university. we'll tell you about the increase in violence people say they are seeing in the area. and bart is making major changes to prevent future robberies... but it could impact your commute. we'll explain. (darya)(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)we're off to a cloudy start once again, but not as much fog. let's go outside an check our 4-zone forecast

jordan. >> michael, what message does it send to assad and to the world in general?t the target set, right, the target set was a single air base used for the chemical weapons attack. so the message assad will take is i cannot use chemical weapons again. he will get that message, this will deter him. but we did not go after regime command and control. so that will also send a message we're not going to try to force him out militarily. so he will -- he will read both of those messages. >> is it risky for him to read it that way? might in fact these things escalate so there is a regime change planned? >> so i think he will continue to use his conventional forces to go after his own civilians and to go after the opposition. that killing will continue. and if we want that to stop, we need to put additional pressure on him. >> fran, should he have done more? he's getting praise from most of the world, secondly getting praise for the way it was executed, fast and with secrecy. >> look, charlie, you talk to sources inside the administration, they say the driving principle is

we have michael joining us, a presidential historian. and elise jordan is a former adviser to the rand paul campaign. and we have former democratic congressman morning to you. >> michael, let me start with you in d.c. the 100-day mark some say is ridiculous. and others say he's accomplished more than in the first 100 days in history than any administration. what is the truth here? >> reporter: a little exaggeration. yes, there have been conservative appointments, including supreme court justice. and yes, there's been a lot of deregulation. but the biggest measure that we usually use, we historians, craig, for the first 100 days is, how much legislation got through congress? donald trump has the party controlling both the house and the senate and not one key piece of legislation. >> can you put that in perspective for us, michael? how the president has been able to enable to enact legislation in the first 100 days? >> well, in 1983, they tried to fix the banks. other levels of success. the thing before the election, donald trump said elect me, you will ge

>> jimmy: did you know there's a strain of marijuana called magic jordan, named after you and your friend michaels good, then. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there it is right there. >> wow. >> jimmy: i assume it's the best, you know? >> wow. >> jimmy: congratulations, that's got to be quite an honor. >> thanks a lot. >> jimmy: one thing i'm worried about as far as you're concerned is you. >> you're an owner in the dodgers, you have this job with the lakers which is all-consuming i'd imagine. >> it is. >> jimmy: i'm worried you're not going to have time to go on these -- i like to on twitter follow you and see the spectacular vacations you and sam jackson take. you guys seem to be always eating ice cream in europe. that seems to be the -- >> gelato. i love it, man. >> jimmy: will you still go on these vacations with sam? >> yeah we had to move it to august because we have summer le so i'll be in las vegas with the team. >> jimmy: sam will shift his schedule to accommodate you? >> yes, let's hope so anyway. i think he will because i pay. >> jimmy: oh, you pay for it. [ laughter ] that's very considerate o