did you ever play against michael jordan? hn: i did get to play against michael around chicago a lot. he would be a different clubs and -- david: thank you was overrated? john: the greatest player of all time. david: i understand you played against him and beat him. he only person who ever beat him on a one or one game -- one-on-one game? john: it was unfortunate. i used to go to a fantasy camp for people 35 years and older. every summer of the camp, we would challenge to a game of one-on-one, first to three wins. no one had beat him in the first seven years of the camp. he was overconfident. he would let people make a basket or two before he would clamp down and shut people down. i had the advantage when i played him, played 15 campers before he got to me and he was tired. so i snuck up on him and the coach always said even though i was not a good pastor, i was a good one on one player -- good passer, i was a good one-on-one player. you can hear him say on the video, oh no. that was really fun. david: one of the people you we

did you ever play against michael jordan? john: i did get to play against michael around chicago a lot. he would be at different clubs, and you get to be on the court with him. david: think he was overrated? john: no. i think he is the greatest player of all time. david: i understand you played against him and beat him. the only person who ever beat him in a one-on-one game? john: very fortunate circumstance. i used to go to his fantasy camp for people 35 years and older. every summer of the camp, he would challenge any camper to a short game of one-on-one, first of three wins. since no one had beat him in the first seven years of the camp, i think he was overconfident. he would let people make a basket or two before he would clamp down and shut people down. also, i had the advantage when i played him, i think he played 15 campers before he got to me, so he was kind of tired. so i snuck up on him and the coach always said even though i was not a good passer, i was a good one-on-one player. i had a couple of tricky shots. and t

this is your michael jordan gear. this is your polo. this is your nice 501 jeans, you guys. assault. >> sexual assault. they warning you about sexual assault in prison, how to protect yourself against it. >> the inmates are in essence the deterrent that will guide these youth back to a life of contributing to society. >> this is the building we live in, north block. and this building they have little small cells that are 9 x 4, nine feet tall, four feet wide. that's smaller than a walk-in closet, you guys, but yet two men live in those cells in that building. look where you at, man, you in a cage like an animal. have you ever been to a zoo? >> yeah. >> the cages for the monkeys are bigger than this, right? okay then, so what does that tell you about yourself? tell you about herself. >> they got more freedom than this. >> the animals get more freedom than us, right? so you need to really be thinking. >> they're treating me lower than animals, lesser than animals. >> but you can't blame it on them. i said this is because of the consequences of your actions. when you do somethi

and one of the most popular guesses is michael jordan, that ain't happening. go to the next one. >> there's another one -- a young woman with a bedazzled "dwts." some think it has to be "bachelorette" hannah brown, even pointing out the freckles on her hand. >>> meanwhile, will mike johnson be the next "bachelor"? lauren zima sat down with him today to talk about that, and tonight's epic brawl. >> no! >> it's freaking crazy. >> they're actually fighting. >> girl, do you see that over there? >> yeah, i was definitely like >> mike had a front row seat to tonight's "bachelor in paradise" beach brawl, but what we really need him to spill the tea about -- >> are you "the bachelor"? >> i have no idea. >> no talks about being "the bachelor"? >> zero. >> really? >> really. >> yeah, we're not buying it. big mike's not only a frontrunner, if picked he would be a franchise first. >> i'll be the first black bachelor. i'll be the first bachelor that's a veteran. for me, in my heart, i just want to find love. >> what would the vibe be on a mike johnson "bachelor" season? >>

>> i thought i'm going to punch michael b. jordann't because he's now, well, he's a boxer now, so i can't. >> and i said, really, i could cry. i said that was the best pitch i've ever heard in my life and i believe i'm supposed to do that series. >> the ten-episode, hourlong drama tells the story of a young man trying to overcome poverty. phylicia rashad plays his teacher, mrs. woods-trap. >> how many did the assignment? >> but don't look for oprah to appear on screen. >> i'm not guest starring here. >> why not? >> because i think mrs. woods-trap has it. i think she has it. i would have loved to be in the classroom but i think she's got it. >> what specifically from your childhood did you relate to in this story? >> single mother. raising kids, never having enough, never having enough time. >> oprah is also doing a docu-series for apple tv plus, which got us thinking. we would like you on reese witherspoon's and jennifer aniston's series about morning television. have they reached out? >> ah, yeah, that may happen. that may happen. >

it's like michael jordan is on the court we don't want to play. so because i wanted to probe into his brain and figured out what goes on in there i got great insight into his thinking. >> i am not going to give away who this by in the moscow station is but i will say at some level the investigation does involve microwave or found transmission or data transmission and it made me wonder to bring this to the present because this book has a lot of applications for the present about hosanna and whether, there's just an article in the new york times yesterday that it cycled in a and the people are making it up. >> i was not expecting the question. we used to say, i type the answer but i have to kill you. but my wife is a physician and she'd have to do the honors. >> and might be worth it to get an answer. >> is a very good question. there are parallels, what he is talking about is starting in 1946 with the great seal bug where we learn that the russians had put a bug in the master's office and there's a great picture on the magazine with henry holding t

it's not the same with le bron as it was with michael jordan. they need to couple their own ideas. what does the star think. this is what it's going to look like, him with his food. that's what i look like when i'm home alone. it's great for these actors. i think some of them haven't done anything for a while. so they are resurfacing. i get. there is nostalgia. but they need another frozen. >> we can't have another one of those. trish: olive garden's unlimited pasta making a comeback? >> macaulay need an unlimited pasta pass. you get unlimited pasta for a whole year. but what's driving people crazy, in the tweet they said there is more than meets the eye. people are saying what else is going on. people are trying to analyze this photo. i have my own theory. there is a ucf pen amount and one of the walls. they have a few different images there. i think it has something to do with college students. you get unlimited pasta for a year for $100. unlimited bread sticks. that's why i go to olive garden. trish: then this video, i guess, of a dad who is like dad of the year maybe taking on

. >> 21 years ago michael jordan won is 6 nba title, john glenn went back into space and the wall streetournal asked americans which values were most important to them, strong majority said hard work, patriotism, commitment to religion and the goal of having children, today the only thing that remains on that list is hard work. the new survey shows 61% say patriotism is very important, down 9 points since 1998, today 48% site religion is important down 14 points from 21 years ago and placing a high value on having children is down an astounding 16% which for younger people the numbers are down even more. among those 55 and over, 80% say patriotism is important, for those 18 to 38, 42% say they believe patriotism is important, 30% site got a religion is important. the generational differences on personal values are most, to show you how the democratic party shifted in two decades the views of democrats over 50 are more in line with those of you republicans been younger members of their own party but there are also major points of agreement. large majorities rated tolerance as very importa

espn called this the most of shocking sports retirement since michael jordan. colts played their third preseason game. luck out of the game because of an ankle injury spent the evening on the sidelines. he planned to make that announcement today, but news broke during the day and he had top address it, ebb apologizing forward it, he had to warm a t-shirt. he said because of the cycle of injuries he lost his love for the game. he won back to back afc titles. he missed 26 games in the entire season. earlier this year he missed off season activities in part of training camp due to an ankle injury. >> it's been the honor of a lifetime'. my friends, thank you. to my wife nicole. thank you. i love you. >> luck is walking away from $31 million in annual salaries over the next three seasons. the colts in a generous move will not be asking for any of that money back. luck would owe the team between his signing and roster bonuses. it would loaf open the option. after the game and just before luck confirmed his retirement, fans booed him and he made his way off the field

. >> michael jordan. >> why would he be good?because i like the basketball skills. >> his shoes? >> yeah. >> who do you think should be the next president? >> my mommy. >> taylor swift, maybe. >> not donald trump. >> who would be better than him? >> at least someone with a good hair job. >> like you. you have great hair. >> yeah. >> who do you think should be the next president? >> odell beckham jr. >> why would he be good? >> i don't know. >> is he smart? >> not really. >>ye >>ecse aapper. >>ould >> yeah. ♪ >> jimmy: it's funny now. all right, we have a great show for you tonight. we have music tonight from bj, the chicago kid. steve martorano is here. and we'll be right back with julia louis-dreyfus. so stick around. [cheers and applause] ♪ >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live. brought to you by command. they hold strong with a peel, stick, and press. and with that college life begins. i said, college life begins. oh dear, let's take that down damage free. stretch release and look no marks no mess, much more you. command. do. no harm. t

. >> yeah, i imagine it's less intimidating than playing basketball with michael jordan if you're ating. a paper in the trash. >> jimmy: this is, i think, very interesting. tracy morgan was here last night on our show, and when you were in college you got a job as a writer on "30 rock." tracy was on that show. did you work directly with tracy at that time? >> oh, yeah, definitely did. >> jimmy: so you were writing for television and studying in college simultaneously. >> it was a, it was a transition period, so i had kind of, i was about to graduate, and i got the job. so it was like i was still, i had to do it over the summer. >> jimmy: you were an ra in the dorm. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: you had to make sure kids weren't misbehaving at school. >> yes, but i was not there. i wasn't a good ra. i wasn't a good one. i remember getting calls, like yeah, someone's very sick, and i'd be like, i'll be right there, and i did not. i had work to do. >> jimmy: is that right? if someone's sick the ra's supposed to take care of you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how old were you at that time? >> old enough t

so you had to have a strong enough personality you can overcome that inherent bias towards the michael jordans of the world. >> that's is t same thing my marketing professor told me in college, i failed that class shaq, are you a funny guy all that but the comment of the nba, big guys don't sell. i was sort of down i saw a commercial that ran nine times, spuds mackenzie >> the dog >> i didn't think anything of it i went to the gas station. this guy got cups, hats. it went to another place then i went back a respected watched the commercial why do people like this dog? he was funny i said i'm funny if i ever get on tv i have to show my personality. i think people like to laugh and like to smile. >> what do you see in the economy across your businesses you have 17 aunt aun t annie's franchises >> my method with businesses, i never worry about the problem. i worry about the solution so again i have a lot of people smarter than me you know when it's time to make a move, we move when it's time to sit and weigh things out again, i'm trying to make an investment on things that make people happy when

but he got a second shot at it and then it was right down the middle it's interesting michael jordany good at baseball. >> bill walton is 7'2" and has had a lifetime of foot andknee problems >> he was way over >> not good. not good >> bertha coombs, thank you very much that got out of hand >>> parents of all you high school rising seniors or juniors or sophomores, listen up with the college hunt in full swing how do you narrow down your kid's options the princeton review can help. they're out with the annual publication, it's big. the best 385 colleges. they have profiles and rankings to assist you. joining us is the editor and chief at the princeton review. we do not have time to go through all the different categories i spent a lot of time at clemson in college it was ranked the best for career services. how come >> you know, over 83% of the 19,000 clemson students will use the center for career services on campus. 73% have an internship, co-op. so they're getting jobs upon graduation because of the things they're doing. >> not only a great football team, but if you're looking for

. >> the most shocking professional sports retirement since michael jordan left the nba in '93, happenedame against chicago bears, luck ruled out because of ankle injury and made shocking announcement in press conference, the original plan that he would make announcement today, four number one pick and fourth time probowl didn't make the decision likely but because of cycle of injuries love for the game was stolen, luck led colts to playoff in each nfl seasons but shoulder injury in 2015 sidelined him, he missed 26 games and shoulder rib and kidney injuries, earlier this year he missed off season activities and part of training camp due to injury, early idea of retirement struck him two weeks ago, it was an emotional 25 minutes. >> i told the guys earlier in the locker room, it's been the honor of lifetime to represent the horseshoe and the city of indianapolis both on and off the field. my friends, thank you and my wife, nicole, thank you, i love you. >> luck is walking away from more than $31 million in annual salary and 33 million in perspective roster bonuses over the next 3 seasons,

. >>> sometimes you hear things that are so obvious that it makes you laugh, like michael jordan is a great basketball player, and meryl streep is a great actress. >> the no brainer advice apple's cofounder steve wojniac is talking about on line. >>> good month morning. right now it is 6:13. as we wake up and head out the door it is a cool start. here's a live look at freemont with a lot of sunshine, our temperatures will heat up fast, going from 60 to 85 by early afternoon. this won't even be the hottest day of the week. i will have a look at when our temperatures peak, and ahead for this weekend what's coming up, in less than five minutes. >>> we are looking at with sky ranger. a tremendous backup for southbound 680. they are addressing a fire which looks like it is out. look at the dry hills there. southbound 680 at andrade. we do believe the fire is out. but two lanes are blocked as you hit call elevators and andrade road. >>> good morning. a very happy monday to you as well. markets are in the red again. comcast, the owner of universal says it is going to spike a movie called the

. >> every seam, every stripe, number 23 would be the number worn by michael jordan and lebron jamesncidence. >> bidders don't want items off the rack, they want them off the backs of athletes. they want body odor. >> blood, sweat, tears, odors make it more valuable. >> $120,000 valuable. the winning bidder probably thinks it's a steal. jeanne moos, cnn. but it doesn't smell. >> it smells like history. >> new york. [ laughter ] >> thanks so much for joining us. "a krrks "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. there is breaking news tonight. there is no reporting in the washington post on white house discussions at a senior level of a tax cut to head off a possible economic slowdown. "the washington post" is siting three people familiar with the talks who say the white house is looking at a possible cut in payroll taxes and that talks are in the early stages. in the meantime, the white house is knocking down this idea saying, telling us that cutting payroll taxes is not under consideration at the this time. they said the same to the wall street journal. now if th

. >> michael jordan said are you democrat or republican, hey, both side buy sneakers. political. we are in politically divided country now. i wish we could be neutral related to commercial and aspects. neil: -- charles: this is another thing that bothers me. joaquin castro's brother decisions to out republican donors and one of his own campaign as well. here is what bothers me, anthony. this list was tantamount in my mind to a hit list. in other words, say, you first of all preface it saying donald trump hates hispanics. that he wants to physically harm hispanics. these are people that back him where they work. it, all takes one or two nuts, or someone who is really angry to see the list, show up at that business. >> i would say that on both sides. charles: i haven't seen anyone, particularly an elected official go out, that is irresponsible. >> i think it was irresponsible. i think also that whole demonization thing they're doing to each other, okay, they're trying to two dimensionallize, demonize the president is totally unfair. they're trying to demonize his support

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>> i thought i'm going to punch michael b. jordan.said that was the best pitch i've ever heard in my life and i believe i'm supposed to do that series. >> the ten-episode hour-long drama tells the story of a young man trying to overcome poverty. >> what specifically from your childhood did you relate to in this story? >> single mother. raising kids. never having enough. never having enough time. >> oprah is also doing a docuseries for apple tv plus. which got us thinking -- >> we would like you on reese witherspoon and jennifer aniston's series about morning talk. >> that may happen. >> we don't see the two but we hear them. >> good morning. i'm bringing you some sad and upsetting news. >> it is hard. it is dense. but it is so fulfilling. >> and oprah, while you're at it, why don't you pop over here and co-host "entertainment tonight"? if she's going to go on every show. >> anywhere oprah pops up >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> we've got a few stars with birthdays this weekend. donnie wahlberg is celebrating the big 5-0. m

on warren and bernie, and warren and bernie teaming up to send them off it was like watching michael jordanpippen take on the washington generals. in fact, at one point, john delaney was again called on to debate warren over her proposal to impose a wealth tax on assets over $50 million and she managed to debate delaney just with her facial expressions. >> we can raise the capital gains rate to match the ordinary income you know the last president to do that was actually ronald reagan. we can do that in our first year i've called for that to be done and it'll double the earned income tax credit. i called for the expansion of universal pre-k, so that every american has pre-k >> seth: damn. even when she's not talking, she's winning. it's like when you're on the subway next to a crazy guy and you try to signal your friend you want to move without talking. [ laughter ] also, look at how she rubs her hands when the wealth tax comes up >> your estimated net worth is more than $65 million. that would make you subject to senator warren's proposed wealth tax on the assets of the richest 75,000 home

. >> good evening. 21 years ago michael jordan won's sixth nba title, 77-year-old john glenn went back"the wall street journal" asked americans which values were most important of them. strong majority said hard work, patriotism, commitment to religion, and the goal of having children. today the only thing that remains on that list is hard work. the new survey shows 61% say patriotism is very important. that is down nine points from 1998. today 48% site religion is important. that is down 14 points from 21 years ago. placing a high value on having children is down an astounding 16%. for younger people, the numbers are down even more. for example, among those 55 and over, 80% say patriotism is very important. for those between the ages of 18 and 38, only 42% say they believe patriotism is very important and only 30% site god or religion as important. the generational differences on personal values are most pronounced among democrats. just to show you how the democratic party has shifted into decades, the views of democrats over 50 are more in line with those of young republicans then wi

. >> michael jordan. >> why would he be good?because i like the basketball skills. >> his shoes? >> yeah. >> who do you think should be the next president? >> my mommy. >> taylor swift, maybe. >> not donald trump. >> who would be better than him? >> at least someone with a good hair job. >> like you. you have great hair. >> yeah. >> who do you think should be the next president? >> odell beckham jr. >> why would he be good? >> i don't know. >> is he smart? >> not really. >> kanye west? >> why would he be good? >> because he's a rapper. >> do you think kim would make a good first lady? >> yeah. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's funny now. all right, we have a great show for you tonight. we have music tonight from bj the chicago kid. steve martorano is here. and we'll be right back with julia louis-dreyfus. so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by the samsung galaxy note 10. next-level power. ♪ feels like i'm taking flight. ♪ [sfx: poof] [sfx: squeaking eraser sound effe

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. >> plus, weisz has that air jordan collection he has >> i'm not a michael jordan fan so that's unlikely> can i ask about foot locker if nike is doing well, theoretically -- >> i have never liked foot locker i'm trying to be positive, i was so harsh earlier in the show >> you don't have to use foot locker to be positive. >> sometimes foot locker works basically, having a brick and mortar outlet these days is a challenging place. you know, when we're talking about cash flow positive stocks at the beginning of the show, i was thinking what is the opposite the opposite is speculative stocks anything having to do with brick and mortar retail with a new notable exceptions is really speculative to me. >> the issue with foot locker is if you buy running shoes, you can buy them on nike, try them for a month, and return them if they don't fit with foot locker, you're stuck with them. so it's so easy to buy online. as nike has increased their presence, which they have, it's coming out of foot locker and other retailers. >> bryn, you have brought along new trades do tell. >> i'll start from a macro

. >>> plus michael b. jordan's mother in the fight for her life and the life of others.ll happening right now on "california live."

as i left in tears the students and the teacher said, the african knows of michael jordan, but he doesn't know you. nobody let us tell our story over those 400 years of our people. you have to think about that. final point, there are probably only 200 actual tapes of people who were enslaved now in the national archives. there's not many. in my right? there are not many. so, we did the best we could, and i am doctor ishmael conway this is my wife and we were both interpreters and we took the work on with the stage company and we spent a career interpreting. and i'm very proud and honored to be here. [ clapping ] >> first of all i would like to say, this has been a real eye opening experience for me. my wife and i moved here to williamsburg because of your story. we did not have a clue, i grew up all over the united states in one of the all-time strangest places i've ever lived was mississippi. i was nine years old and didn't understand and now i get a sense of what the was going on because i was too young to get it . you are to be commended. and congratulated, for putting it out there in

. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for.rand. and that's what television does for these athletes. it turns them unit worldwide, iconic brands. >> the inbounds pass comes in to jordan. michael at the foul line. good! the bulls win it! >> athletes in the '80s became part of an ongoing group of people that we cared about. we had an enormous pent-up demand for sports and the '80s began to provide. thank goodness. >> cable television is continuing to grow. it's estimated it will go into 1 million more u.s. households this year. >> with cable television offering an array of different channel choices, the audience bifurcated. that's an earthquake. >> i want my mtv! >> i want my mtv! >> i want my mtv! ♪ >> a new concept is born. the best of tv combined with the best of radio. this is it. welcome to mtv music television. the world's first 24-hour stereo video music channel. >> music television, what a concept. mtv was, pow, in your face. you were not going to turn us off. >> mtv did nothing but play current music videos all day long.

and this is what irregular michael jordan rants or migrants -- migrants are facing. you'll see in the middle picture, the side of that room is probably the size of this room. d at that time during my visit, there were over a thousand young men housed in this facility. this facility in this picture to the right had one bathroom. as we spoke to the young men within this detention center, their daily ritual is to be able to wait in line to use the facilities. that is their reality day in and day out. they're sleeping next to each other and they're waiting for something to happen. and these are individuals who had paid smugglers to be able to bring them into libya hoping to be able to transit out. when they arrive at the border, they're picked up by local militias who then put them into a detention center where they'll go back to the families and try to exploit and get additional moneys and they're detained here for upwards of 6-9 months. in this population, there are irregular migrants but they're also what we would consider to e refugees who are waiting for interviews

i want to bring up ronald reagan and michael jordan.ans have done for decades, they understood they had a base brand to build off of. ronald reagan. and they lionized him, year after year. that's a base brand. nike has understood that michael jordan and air jordans are the base brand and even when they come out with a new sneaker they build on that success, they don't destroy it. message to democrats the enemy is not barack obama but donald trump. you saw him on the stage has night. >> and the base brand right through is barack obama because of the affordable care act and he's the only democrat to receive the majority of america's votes since franklin delano roosevelt. he's a 95 -- he's got a 95% approval rating inside the democratic party. and the majority of americans support now the affordable care act. so build on that base brand. you're exactly right. as i have been saying on this show for months now, when it comes to obamacare, amend it, don't end it. jonathan lemire, it is interest, we keep wondering how low donald trump can go.

and as i left in tears, the students and the teachers said, the african knows of michael jordan, bute doesn't know you. nobody let us tell our story over the 400 years to our people at gory, at st. louis. and you got to think about that. final point. there are probably only 200 actual tapes of people who were enslaved now in the national archives. there is not many. am i right, rex? there are not many. so we did the best that we could. and i'm dr.ishmael conway. and this is my wife ayanna conway. and we spent a career interpreting. i'm very proud and honored to be here. [ applause ] >> first of all, i'd like to say that this has been a real eye opening experience for me. my wife and i moved here to williamsburg because of your stories. we didn't have a clue, when i grew up all over the united states and one of the all-time strangest places i lived in my life was mississippi. and i was 9 years old. i didn't understand it. now i get a sense of what the hell was going on, because i was too young to get it. you are to be commended and congratulated for putting it out there in terms of th

. >> michael jordan's number. >> there you go. >>> when we come back, markets are extending friday'sf course, there is still that question is the economy still at risk of a recession? we will tell you how to protect your portfolio when "squawk on the street" returns. announcer: only fidelity offers four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. and we have zero account fees for brokerage accounts. at fidelity those zeros really add up. ♪ maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero >>> stocks rallying. investors em bracing for the fed chair's jackson hole speech late they are week amid calls from the white house to cut rates further. david rosenberg, chief strategist and economist who says powell will be the pinata whether the recession comes. and quincy crosby. thanks for your time today quincy, i tweeted a comment you made last week about the germans and deficit spending are these headlines significant in your view >> well, yeah. the market is sensitive to the headlines. the question is -- this has been brewing for some time, the chatter about them moving away from a balanced budget

. >> chris wilson: so this isn't signed yet but s michael the jordan right now. how great is that. [applause] >> leave question over here. >> are you doing. it really touched me heart, your story. as a black man who murdered, and having lived in baltimore. i feel about the moment, the young man that was killed, by a white police officers and what you tell the people in the organizations that you work wi with. how do you relate to that? >> chris wilson: is a deep question. i relate to it in a sense that, i have my art and my companies and i could lay low and be safe. but i work every day. at ground zero in these neighborhoods. it hurts me to say, but baltimore city is one of the most most dangerous city in america right. but i don't run, i stay in these communities do the work because people who look like me,ei are still being killed every day. i've been blessed by god, to have a second chance to live my life. that doesn't mean i can just run off somewhere and hide and just be successful and ride around in my car or whatever. that's not what my life was meant to be. i am going to st

the jersey's buyer did not want to be identified >> i love that president obama was rocking michael jordan's want to send our heartfelt congratulations to chief foreign correspondent richard engel and his wife, mary they welcomed their newest son this is theodore horace engel. richard said theo is happy, healthy, and thirsty we couldn't be more in love. henry is a big brother, too, and that will definitely put a smile across your face he looks a little like richard what do you think? >> adorable. richard is adorable, too, so it makes sense. >> congrats to richard, mary, henry, and theo. >>> ahead, adorable members of the "today" show family. hoda and dylan at the beach with their cuties >>> first, the new treatments being tested that gives people hope with dangerous food allergies. a cure could be right around the corner that's right after this. detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum. it's specially-designed with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. cascade platinum's unique actionpacs dissolve quickly... ...to remove stuck-on food. . . for sp

jordan. >> reporter: it was day three for a dream vacation. a trip to the bahamas planned by michael's wife cami. >> every year she plans a big vacation for us. we knew about a year we were going there. >> usually when people go to the bahamas they're going to experience the snorkeling, the beautiful reefs, the coral. i don't think people anticipate that it's dangerous. >> reporter: michael and cami with their four children and daughter jordan's girlfriend gianna were looking for an excursion on an island famous for wild pics. >> there was snorkeling, pig island. we were going to pet some pigs on rose island. we the last family on. cami booked us for a different day. we were the last family on. >> reporter: so you weren't even supposed to be on the tour being b the last family. >> reporter: unaware that a darker fate was lurking just below the turquoise water. so you and your sons and gianna and your other daughter. >> madison. yes. >> reporter: decided to go and pet the pigs? >> and cami and jordan decided to go snorkeling after lunch. >> reporter: but soon after cami lindsey went int

acondicionó, lleva el nÚmero 23, curiosamente el mismo que hizo o cÉlebre a dos leyendas del deporte michael jordando la vuelta al mundo. la mayorÍa de las personas sueÑan con ir a un safari y tener de cerca estos animales, pero este grupo de turistas se llevÓ tremendo susto cuando un rinoceronte los persiguiÓ por todo el terreno y a toda velocidad. suban la mano las que piensa que omar chaparro y eugenio derbez se parecen. uno quien tiene la mano bien arriba es este niÑo que confundiÓ a los actores. >> cuando te metes segÚn alberga y luego te sacan por hacer eso. >> y por quÉ te sacan? >> porque usaste esto. >>ah, la chiro la para los zapatos? esa es la pelÍcula de eugenio derbez. [risas] seguridad. >> la sensaciÓn argentina cazzu tuvo una presentaciÓn estelar en uno de los e festivales mÁs importantes del gÉnero urbano, la cantante puso a miles cantar en mÉxico y muchos comentaron que su actitud rebelde es perfecta para el gÉnero. aquÍ le comparto algunas imÁgenes. parte de la nua generaciÓn del genero urbano y su carrera despegado inmensamente en el Último aÑo ya cuenta con mÁs de 1 millÓn de se

i went to mbj, michael b. jordan. >> mbj. >> that's what we call him. ewark and how he had very similar experiences, of. and then i pitched the show at own and someone made oprah sit in front of me. me asked her to sit in front of me which, you know, i'm very nervous and shy. i know you can't tell, but i get really nervous and shy and here i have oprah winfrey listening to me pitch the show. >> what was your pitch? >> my pitch was i think a lot of folks go through this experience. i think it is a unique experience in that a lot of young people in the -- in fact i was talking to one of your producers the other day and he was like, i'm from an area that's a block from homestead. >> we should talk off camera. i didn't know that's where you lived. >> folks should understand this notion how i'm at home i am different at school, i'm socialized to be different. what tools you pick up to survive the doubleness, the two lives. the extremes can really happen when you are in the margins of poverty, when you are coming from a place of poverty, going to a place of ac

pete: i think michael jordan used to say elevate and decide in the air. that was his thing. the air no longer is president trump on the ground in france. pete: well done, griff. we will start with that fox news alert. president trump arrives in france, ahead of the g7 summit. jedediah: the president meeting with world leaders with the economy taking center stage. griff: chief white house correspondent john roberts is live ahead of the critical summit, good morning. reporter: good morning, to you if you like there's a diving board in the bay behind me you can do a double backflip with a twist into the atlantic ocean. the president touched down a short time ago eight miles north of where we are. he's got dinner tonight with the g7 leaders and a lot of uncertainty surrounding this economic summit much of it to do with the increasing trade war, between the united states and china. china not a member of the g7. they are in the g20, but they will be topic a of discussion here, particularly since china announced yesterday that it will slap tariffs on $75 billion worth of u.s. goods

next question michael field washington on al jazeera. i know i'm darren jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera at least 20 people have been shot dead at a shopping mall in texas near the border with mexico it's the deadliest mass shooting in the u.s. so far this year president trump has called the shooting an act of cowardice a 21 year old suspect has been arrested 40 saying he could be prosecuted on hate crime charges. just because disgusting intolerable is not texan and we are going to aggressively prosecute both as capital murder but also as a hate crime which is exactly what it appears to be just as rob reynolds is at the scene the now paso texas certainly this scene behind me where you can see police if cordon it off is a massive on a side best now and what's already been looking into this individual's writing use . these interactions possibly with other people if there were any either online or in person and attempt to find out more about his motive for this horrific act that is shock this. past so the state of texas and