michael jordan. it right now. so i didn't get a picture with michael jordan i didn't get an autograph with michael jordan i literally didn't get in line i kept playing basketball. i just kept hooping, just kept hooping. then when it was over, camp was over when i got home, my mom and dad was like, "where's -- did you get the ball signed? and i literally was just like, "no, i was playing -- i was playing a pick up game." >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. and your parents probably saying that was their retirement plan. >> listen, listen. at the time, it's didn't click to me. so, that's my intro to my michael jordan story >> jimmy: did you cry? did you freak out, or you didn't care? >> i did i was -- i definitely cared. i wasn't thinking at the time. i was just a little kid having so much. i was like, "you know it's time get your thing signed by michael jordan." i was like, "okay, i can do it later. >> jimmy: never did. well, i mean, you got a chance to see him years later on. >> yes, now i have a legitimate chanc

thirty years later michael jordan is still visibly angry, visibly angry about this handshake. >> it'spistons. >> still. >> still today that was a bitter rivalry with michael and his bulls and isiah and his pistons. you know, first of all you've got to give the pistons credit because they learned from the celtics, right you have to learn how to win a championship before you can actually win one so the bulls kept trying to go through and through and they denied them several times. it made the bulls the championship team they were. so because the pistons were so physical, and they took a lot of cheap shots, too i can understand why michael was so upset, because even when we played against them twice, showtime lakers they took a lot of cheap shots that's had you they played play. they were a rough, tough team, one of the best defensive teams ever played. they were a rough, tough team, one of the best defensive teams ever played. michael, that was a bitter rivalry for both those teams even today they still hate each other. the great thing is, i think the pistons made michael jordan be the

that wasn't michael jordan out there. that was god disguised as michael jordan. >> coming from larry legend himself. the celtics legend talking about trying to stop m.j. during his historic 63-point playoff game in 1986. what scored the biggest laugh was the producers dunking on former president obama titling him as former chicago resident wink and a not there. >> in case you're interested because now i'm very interested it goes all the way through may 17th ten end societies. >>> one new york hospital creates a joyous milestone. >> plus one country's risky experiment they're not shutting down ev people die. but is it working? (upbeat music) that's why febreze plug has two alternating scents and eliminate odors for 1200 hours. ♪breathe happy febreze... ♪la la la la la. t minus ten seconds eggo homestyle waffles. we are go for... lift off. now that they're crispier and fluffier. i think this one's a solo mission. i understand. would you let go of your eggo? breathe freely fast, with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can

we're going to hear from the one and only -- there he is, michael jordan. to robin in just a little bit. that's coming up, george. >> big interview there, michael. thank you. >>> now we're going to turn to another abc news exclusive. it's on the tens of thousands of crew members stuck at sea on stranded cruise ships. ports will not let them dock due to coronavirus fears and gio benitez spoke to one crew member about their lives in limbo and h he joins us now from a cruise ship ferm nal in new yoterminal york. >> reporter: believe it or not, 59 cruise ships are still waiting to dock and the crew member you're about to meet has been on his ship since january. now he just wants to get home. this morning, one of the nearly 50,000 cruise ship crew members stranded at sea in u.s. waters is now speaking with "gma." >> as an american citizen i should have the freedom to go home and spend this quarantine in my own home. >> reporter: 27-year-old matthew gordon from georgia is a performer on holland america's ship. the ship is off the coast of the bahamas. it could be

you don't have to be michael jordan. you don't have to be someone you're not. you're a good man. all right, i'm so proud of you, scott. thank you so much. >> thank you, robin. >> all the best to you. >> i appreciate you for having me. >> we appreciate it. you got it. you can see the next two episodes of "the last dance" sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on espn and they'll be available outside the u.s. on netflix. now let's get back to home there with ginger. good morning again, ginger. >> reporter: good morning, robin. i know you're chilly up there in connecticut and just a 180 from what's happening in the southwest. from phoenix to los angeles we had daily record highs broken over the weekend, and we're going to see more of that excessive heat warnings extending all the way up to las vegas where they could see their first 100-degree temperature in april ever by the mid-week. >>> good monday morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. high clouds and sunshine, a little bit warmer today and tomorrow. we've got more clouds tonight and a little bit of patchy fog,

michael jordan. michael jordan was not just born. the great player that he is. new york, we make ourselves. greatwar i, world war ii, depression, some of the worst circumstances forged the character of this nation. we have to be smart enough to do the same thing here and we will because we are new york tough. it is easy to be tough, it is hard to be smart, disciplined, unified, and loving. .ut, we are all of the above let's take a few questions. i need to go down to washington and everything is a little tight from a scheduling standpoint. visit,he white house what do you see the focus being? gov. cuomo: testing. and hows testing mean can we do it? how can the federal government work in partnership with the states? look, it is a situation that is very difficult and it is a situation where however you do it, it is going to be a blame game afterwards. i heard the president in his briefing yesterday. he is right. this is one of those thankless tasks, trust me. it is one of those tasks when you get to the end of it, everyone will say, "you did not do enough." i get t

michael jordan documentary was on tv, and i'm a big michael jordan fan. he does not make the varsity team. michael jordan. bad coach, maybe. but he got knocked on his rear end. he was disappointed. what did he do? he works harder, practiced more. michael jordan was not just born -- god did not just say, here is. he made himself the great player that he is. new york, we make ourselves. some of the most tragic situations forged the character and the resolve of this nation. new york state, the same thing. we have to be smart enough to do the same thing here. we will because we are new york tough. we are not just tough. it is hard to be smart and disciplined and unified and loving. that is what is harder. but we are all of the above and that is why we are special. i have to go down to washington and -- everything is a little tight from a scheduling point of you today. >> what do you see the focus being for the white house visit? gov. cuomo: testing. what does testing mean and how can the cover -- how can the federal government work in partnership with the sta

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the question is certainly circling on social media right now what if i told you the greatest michael jordan wasn't the greatest at all. >> that a country would fail to protect its natural greatest resource. >> 30 for 30 made a parody trailer detailing its next subject for a basketball documentary, michael scott from "the office." scott, who is played by steve carell, shows off his skills in season one episode titled basketball, which is clearly not up to par with the legend of michael jordan. >> it was funny when you said michael jordan wasn't the best. i said -- huh? >> i didn't write that. >> 4:56 for you this morning. and coming up on "today in the bay" we're going to break down what's the latest stimulus bill lawmakers are close to finalizing. next, the billions of dollars under consideration plus what's in it for rural and minority owned business. >>> and quickly approaching 5:00 for you this morning here on "today in the bay," and right now the headlines for you. this week a majority of people living in the bay area will be required to cover their faces when out in public that include

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espn premiered its new series about michael jordan. yeah, that michael jordan.'s most famous residents, former president obama. >>> first the double whammy now being faced by the unemployed amidst a global pandemic, losing not only their jobs but their health insurance as well. urance as well. how about poor fred wilson? what a shame. so soon after retiring. i hear his wife needed help with the funeral expenses. that's ridiculous! -he had social security. -when my brother died, his wife received a check from social security, all right-- for $255! the funeral costs were well over $8,000. how on earth did she pay for it? fortunately, my brother bought additional life insurance -before he retired. -whew! i bet that cost a pretty penny, huh? not with colonial penn. coverage options start at just $9.95 a month. less than 35 cents a day. i have it myself. -we both do. -both of you? neither of us had to answer any health questions or take a physical exam. in fact, no one our age can be turned down. for any health reason. your rates go up every year, right? no, not at a

together in this last run that we were >> jn has come up with another steal. >> reporter: led by michael jordannumber 23 as the greatest of all time with the team's pursuit for a sixth championship. for a generation, jordan's game did all the talking. beginning with episodes 1 and 2 tonight, we get to hear directly from him not just as a player but someone navigating the politics of business and life. >> if you want to look at this from a business thing, have a sense of respect for the people who laid the groundwork. >> reporter: our robin roberts caught up with him. they talked about the series. >> where did that perseverance, drive, come from, michael? >> my parents, you know, my father worked at general electric for years. he was trying to provide for his family. we moved all over, you know, south, north carolina, my mom worked for a bank. they were hardworking people. and they instilled that not just in me but my brothers and sisters. >> reporter: that legendary foc foloof memorom my y, this series is kicking off tonight at 9:00, they moved this up to fill the need, fill the space out there

michael jordan documentary is on tv. i'm a big michael jordan fan. he doesn't make the varsity team, michael jordan. bad coach, maybe. but he got knocked on his rear end. he was disappointed. what did he do? he worked harder. practiced more. michael jordan. michael jordan wasn't just born. god didn't say, here he is. he made himself the great player that he is. and new york, we make ourselves. this nation we make ourselves. world war i, world war ii, the great depression. some of the most tragic situations actually forged the character and the resolve of this nation. new york state the same thing, and we have to be smart enough to do the same thing here. and we will, because we're new york tough. we're not just tough, it's easy to be tough. it's hard to be smart and disciplined and unified and loving. that's what's harder than being tough. but we're all of the above. that's why we're special. let's take a few questions. i have to go down to washington and everything is a little tight from a scheduling point of view today. sir? >> reporter: on the whi

anybody who's ever read my column knows, michael jordan was the main event for me. saw him make the shot to win his national championship for north carolina. i saw him all the way to the end when he was with the washington wizards at the age of 40. michael jordan was the main event. and nicole, people would have watched this anyway, okay? because it's michael. and michael is the most compelling, international athlete since mohammad ali. and you know what else was great about michael, until this thing? he might have been the last athlete who didn't think an unspoken thought was a felony. he actually kept stuff to himself. and that's why seeing him in this show, i assume that that might be an adult beverage next to him, and hearing him say these things. and people say, is that him? i said, that's him, exactly. so this thing has been a riot to see how engaged people are by this documentary. >> it's really -- it's -- i think you're right. people would have watched it anyway. but i think the fact that it's got kind of a cult following, the way that tiger show does, which

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. >>> what if i told you the greatest michael wasn't jordan >> i don't know.you'd have to convince me whochlt is it? >> right here. >> maybe him >> it's all this celebration for the new michael jordan series releasing. espn "30 for 30" decided to reimagine the documentary on michael scott's basketball career from this iconic episode. the question, does this qualify as sports content for anybody who is craving sports content? >> not only does it but it's excellent. i went back and watched this episode because i was craving it so badly michael is horrible but, you know, phyllis needed more reps and kevin with the pure shot great episode. up next janessa is tracking the new coronavirus hot spots. >>> speaking of nba, fans lace up for "the last dance," the hotly anticipated michael jordan documentary blasting onto the small screen no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactio

. >>> a series about the great michael jordan and the '97-'98 michael jordan premiered last night one classic footage, including one guy who might look a little familiar. >> after weeks of public debate, many would argue that jerry r e reinsdorf has signed phil jackson to turn as coach next season. swhoz is that guy? he was amazing. >> the last dance follows the bulls' quest to win their sixth title in eight years. it's ten episodes they produced. it's magnificent producon. ed last 6:00 and ay. i was dvr'ing it and then at 6:20 my phone is buzzing and i had no idea what was going on. they're like, you're in "the last dance." >> you looked great. >> so it was kind of school and just to see if you -- if young people that don't know about michael jordan watch "the last dance," it is fantastic. >> a lot of people say that michael jordan was the greatest of all time and there's lebron james and other great players. nobody is quite like michael. be like mike, right? >> yeah, spencer, did you see it? >> no, i didn't see it. but i love hearing about it. i'll tune in just to see larry's part

but can they shoot as well as larry bird and michael jordan did? what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. - [female vo] restaurants are our family. the cornerstone of our communities. and our family needs help. right now they're facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to help them through. because if we don't treat restaurants like family today.. they might not be around to treat us like family tomorrow. grubhub. together, we can help save the restaurants we love. >>> hey, we have golf up top! or no golf as you're being serenaded by the iconic music symbolizing the master round one! scheduled for today. it's going to have to wait six months. who won in 2019? the man in the red

that much anticipated documentary on nba legend michael jordan years in the making finally premiers overnight. the reaction and our exclusive look at what's to come. >> that was my chance to get in the category of larry bird. >> today monday, april 20th, 2020 >> announcer: from nbc news,c ns this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody welcome to "today. it's nice to have you with us on monday morning hoda, i hope you had a good weekend. i hope you had a good one, too let's get to the latest. the death toll topped 40,000 in the u.s. with more than 755,000 confirmed cases. despite that surge, protests against stay-at-home orders have expanded to more than a dozen states, including a large rally in colorado yesterday that saw demonstrators being confronted by health care workers meantime new york state will begin aggressive antibody testing to determine who has already been infected with the virus. that is viewed as an essential step toward eventually reopening. >>> take a look at our results from our new nbc news "wall stre

they're talking about michael jordan >> jimmy, what a great lesson for the next generation, right to all times got cut his freshman year. he was so-so his sophomore year in high school and through hard work and perseverance and strong mindset, he was able to be the greatest of all time that's a great lesson for kids and for all of us. >> jimmy: i love that, bud all right. if you don't mind, are you ready for this are you prepared do you have any idea what's about to happen? >> no idea but i'm ready. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when we come back, guys, we're playing "hot ones" with a-rod come on back, more "tonight show. ♪ hey mama, what's up? i'm confused. confused about what, everything ok? yeah, i only see one price on my phone bill. that doesn't sound confusing mama. you're on t-mobile, taxes and fees are included. oh come on, there's always extra fees! not on t-mobile mama. why can't all my bills be like this? i don't know mama. bye mama, love you. anthony? umph! with t-mobile, t petsmart has everything your pet needs delivered directly to your door. or save 10% when you buy online an

starting sunday it will be michael jordan and the chicago bulls against magic johnson and the l.a. lakers. >> you know, when you're a competitor, you want to play against the best. i played against larry, and i've always wanted to play against michael. >> up until that point it was a stigma that michael jordan, all he does is win scoring titles. he never wins championships. that was my chance to get in the category of larry bird and magic johnson. >> all right. you can catch episodes three and four of "the last dance" tonight on espn at 9:00 p.m. eastern. dan, i know you're more of a spud webb fan though, right? >> correct, my friend. i love spud. we're the same height. >>> let me tell you what's coming up on the show. coming up, a fascinating look at what life is like in the parts of america where this virus has not yet hit. >>> and virtual babysitting. how some parents are getting online help with their kids as they juggle the chaos of staying at home. >>> and changes coming, what's likely to be different at your workplace once you head back. more "gma" after this. >>> "good morn

michael jordan and i and a bunch of other people closed it.ero.t down to ground it was magnificent to see the first responders with michael jordan. that was a touching moment. sports and entertainment played a catalytic role in bringing our community back. we will play that again. we make -- might not be the convener out of the gate, but certainly is a content company, as a providing entertainment at home, that is something we need to do. the leagues are committed to our fans and our community. do have people coming back into your arena, you envision there will be social distancing or they will have to be wearing masks? ted: we are trying to innovate. we have hundreds of people thinking through all of the new ways that we can accomplish our goal. i am hopeful, and i do not give the innovative spirit of our country. i am an investor in some tech based medical and health care companies. it is a great investment of ours. i have seen the best of the brightest now in the health services. i am hoping that it is more cant a vaccine so that we not hav

also, not just how michael jordan's image comes off but also an idea this is a documentary that's been so long, the filmmakers -- it was supposed to be released in june. because of home quarantine they pushed it up that happens also while a pandemic happens, so you can imagine all these filmmakers with all these hundreds and hundreds of hours of footage have to leave edit phase, edit from home and they have to figure it out using zoom. >> exclusive clip from the future point of documentary monday here on "today. we'll be right back. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. we turn to the most certain thing there is. science. science can overcome diseases. create cures. and yes, beat pandemics. it has before. it will again. because when it's faced with a new opponent, it doesn't back down - it revs up. asking questions 'til it finds what it's looking

someone call ace ventura. >> savage. >>> also worth a lot of money these days, some michael jordan tradingmint condition jordan rookie card recently sold for more than $51,000. a new record. and last night another copy of the card went for 41,000. prices are soaring after espn's new documentary on jordan. >>> nike's newest sneaker has a 7-eleven look. that's right, 7-eleven. the sb dunk lows are orange and green with the 7-eleven logo on the heel reminiscent of the 2008 dunk highs but the new shoes are part of an official collaboration. >>> well, next to a confession from britney spears. the singer says she accidentally burned down her home gym. >> spears fessed up on instagram last night after burning down her gym months ago. she says the fire started after she left two candles burning. mona, you want to take this next line right here? >> spears says, quote, by the grace of god the alarm went off and nobody got hurt, y'all. >> that's perfection. >>> an elementary school worker now unemployed because of the coronavirus has found a way to keep busy and make some money, make money at the sam

so i thought to myself, well, i guess i got to bail michael out again. >> michael jordan.ot. >> the shot went in. and that's my story. and i'm sticking to it. >> the person who will continue on and take that last place in the top 20 is grace. grace, congratulations. >> congratulations to danville native and former cal soccer star grace lear, on the "american idol" top 20 after winning a vote-off.icvod and th doing that. ee hhe coming rounds, as she es. tries to be the next "american idol." we'll work on getting an interview with her this week on abc 7. send it back to you guys. >> there are signs that the tide may be turning in new york's fight against the coronavirus. the encouraging stats from this weekend. >> and while california has far more people than new york, why aren't we seeing as many cases? we've done a comparison whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so th

it was magnificent to see the first responders with michael jordan. it was a touching moment in sports. sports and entertainment brand -- had a catalytic role in bringing our community back. not be the container out of the gate, but certainly on television as a content will provideainly entertainment at home. it's something that we need to do and the league is very committed to our fans and our community. david: when you do have people coming back to the arena, the you envision that there will be social distancing? or that they will have to be wearing masks? what is your vision for how they can come back in? david: as i said, we are trying to innovate, we have hundreds of people trying to innovate the new and better ways to accomplish the goal. givehopeful, and i don't short shrift to the innovative spirit of our country. i am an investor in some textbased medical and health care companies. tempests is a great, great investment of ours. i have seen the best and the brightest now in help services that it is more about a vaccine so that we can not have

trip back to one of the most famous names that was on that squad. 34 years ago 1986 the great michael jordan broke the n.b.a. record for the most points scored in a playoff game jordan notch 63 points for the bold in game 2 of the 1st round against boston celtics while the team would go on to lose their series $30.00 jordan's record still stands in the history books to also receive the presidential medal of freedom and going from the hard court to the racetrack eventually michael jordan there smiling at the pentagon patrick hasn't met obama quite yet but 2008 she being the 1st female driver in history to win at the indy car series race patrick driving for andretti green racing won the indy japan $300.00 at twin. the 26 year old finished the $200.00 lap race nearly 6 seconds ahead of helio then as she would end up retiring from racing in 20. and the a.t.p. and have put all tennis related activity on hold until at least mid july however in italy that isn't stopping fans from taking the sport to literal new heights to junior players in the italian city of a good idea got creative to take tennis

trip back to one of those most famous names from that squad because 34 years ago in 1960 great michael jordan broke the n.b.a. record for the most point score in a playoff game he not 63 for the chicago bulls into the 1st round series against the boston celtics while team would go on to lose their series $30.00 jordan's record still stands in the history books also receive the presidential of medal of freedom in 2016 for barack obama but if you go over to the race track 2000 a democrat patrick became the 1st female driver ever to win an indy car series patrick driving for andretti rick green racing won the indy japan 300 at twin ring then 26 year old finish a 200 lap or even a 6 seconds ahead of helio is sure to turn racing in 20 teen. soccer is alive and well in very few countries and in tajikistan their top soccer league is already its 3rd week of play and featured a tough battle it's global and long and stadiums again but that didn't really stop on bringing the heat early free kick from beyond the box finds its way to strike here part is part. and draws the 1st blood in the 8th minute the

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michael jordan. michael jordan wasn't just born. god didn't say here he is. he made himself the great player that he is. new york, we make ourselves. this nation we make ourselves, world war i, world war ii, the great depression. some of the most tragic situations formed the character and resolve of this nation. we have to be smart enough to do the same thing here. and we will. we're new york tough. we're not just tough. it's easy to be tough. it's hard to be smart and disciplined and unified and loving. that's what's harder than being tough. but we're all of the above. that's why we're special. let's take a few questions. i have to go down to washington and everything is a little tight from a scheduling point of view. >> on the white house visit, what do you see the focus being? will it be a discussion about reopening with the president? what will the focus be? >> testing. what does testing mean and how do we do it and how can the federal government work in partnership with the states. this is all new. look, it's a situation that is very difficult. it's a si

let's give them a reason not to think that way. >> michael jordan weighed into the undertone of bitternessry krause was the general manager of the bulls and he was certainly at the root of what made the tension of that season so severe. >> jerry krause was a scout for the white sox. he was there when i bought the white sox in 1981. after i bought the bulls he came to see me, said he'd like to be the general manager of the bulls. >> if everybody is ready, we can get started. >> i asked around the league and everybody i talked to said don't touch the guy. he had a way of alienating people, but i wasn't hiring somebody to win a personality contest. i wanted somebody who truly believed in building a team the way i wanted to and krause was the guy. >> to his credit, he did his job but jerry had the little man problem. he grew up little fat kid, not a lot of money. he was always the underdog. and he just couldn't control that part of him that needed credit. >> all the attention is going to michael and scottie and dennis and bill and krause was growing resentful about this. >> he was good. but he

athletes that we do have in the list, some owned by a debate for she is the greatest gymnast, michael jordan, not only was he the first, the first black athlete outside of oj who kind of set the model for how athletes could do in business and represent big corporate brands. he had a style and kind of swagger in addition to his ability so there are a lot of reasons why various people got picked and there were a lot of great athletes he could have easily been on the list but i think the athletes we do have are amazing. >> host: who is not in the book that he personally wanted in the book? >> guest: all of your choices get picked? >> guest: no they didn't. some people i argued for i don't think there was much argument. but i think some people were obvious. thurgood marshall was one of my favorite because i think sometimes his contribution to breaking the back of jim crow and traveling dark roads and going into the old white court rooms and giving it under death threats, it was important to have good legal dimensions while everyone else is out on the street protesting and doing said saved games

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michael jordan, who kind of not only was he the first black athletes outside of ojeh, who really kind of set a model for how athletes could do in business. and represent big corporate brand. he had a style and a kind of swagger in addition to his high flying ability. there are a lot of reasons why various people got picked. we could say there were a lot of great athletes. hank aaron is not on the list and he very easily could have been on that list. but i think the athletes we do have are amazing. >> host: who is not in the book he personally wanted in the book. or did all your choices get picked? no. note they didn't some people argued for, there is not much argument, some people were obvious, ali, marshall was one of my favorites because sometimes it's breaking the back of jim crow through the legal system and traveling dark roads going at all white's courtrooms doing it under important while everybody else is out in the streets protesting enduring citizens. he was one of my favorites to be on that list. i think i argued for jesse jackson, as a four runner to rock obama, he kind of

the last dance continues, episodes three and four tonight, a young clay thompson, actually met michael jordanng us back, way in the tunnel, just waiting, waiting, and michael, we saw his dad, and just the jue fact i was able to be there, and meet the legend. it was so mow vating for me. i was able to tell all of my friends when i went to school. i will forever cherish that memory. >> cool to see klay going down memory lane and probably makes a lot of fans like that feel the same way. back to you. >> everybody would be thrilled with michael jordan. well, that's it for tonight, i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for the crew, drew, chris, and the entire abc 7 news team, thanks for joining us. have a great evening. dr. jerome adams: why should young people care about the spread of coronavirus? well we know that people with underlying medical conditions over the age of 60 are at highest risk, but they've got to get it from somebody. dr. deborah birx: so we're asking everyone to be selfless for others so that we can protect those who are most susceptible. dr. anthony f

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michael jordan who kind of, not only was he the first, he was the first black athlete outside of o.j. who really kind of set a model for how athletes could do in business. and represent big corporate brands. and he had a style, and a kind of swagger in addition to his highflying ability. so there are a lot of reasons why various people got picked, and we could say there's a lot of great athletes. hank aaron just not on the list, for instance, and he could easily been on that list. but i think the athletes we do have are amazing. >> host: who is not in the book that you personally wanted in the book? >> guest: well, i don't know. i think -- >> host: or did all your choices get picked? >> guest: no. they didn't. some people that it argued for, i don't think there was much argument. but i think, ali, some people obvious. all he i was an obvious one. thurgood marshall was one of my favorites because i think thurgood marshall's contribution to really breaking the back of jim crow through the legal system and traveling dark roads and really going into all-white courtrooms and really doing u

michael jordan who not only was the first, the first black athlete outside oj who really kind of set a model for how athletes could do in business and represent big corporate brands and he had a style and a kind of swagger in addition to his highflying ability. there are a lot of reasons various people got picked and we could say there are a lot of great athletes, hank aaron is not on the list and could have easily been on that list. the athletes we do have our amazing. >> who is not in the book that you personally wanted in the book? >> i don't know. >> are you choices get picked. >> no. they didn't. some people i argued for, i don't think there was much argument but some people were obvious. ali was an obvious one. thurgood marshall was one of my favorites because i think sometimes they're good marshall's contribution to breaking the back of jim crow as a legal system, traveling dark roads and really going into always court rooms and really doing it under death threats, it was really important to have the legal dimension, while everybody else was in the streets protesting and doing

i think she's the greatest gymnast ever, michael jordan who kind of not only was he -- the first black athlete outside of oj who really kind of set a model for how athletes could do in business and represent big corporate brands and he had a style and the kind of swagger in addition to his highflying ability so there are a lot of reasons why various people got picked and we could say there are a lot of great athletes, hank aaron is not on the list and he could have easily been on the list but i think that the athletes we do have our amazing. >> who is not in the book that you personally wanted in the book? >> i don't know. >> your choices get picked? >> know. they didn't. some people i argued for there was not much argument. ali was an obvious one. thurgood marshall was one of my favorite because thurgood marshall's contribution to breaking the back of jim crow through the legal system and traveling dark roads and really going into all-white court rooms and doing it under death threats was really important to have the legal dimension, protesting and doing sit ins, he was one of my favo

. >>> and michael jordan like you've never seen him before. the tip-off to "the last dance" trending big overnight. e es dk series scoring big with players and fans about the g.o.a.t.'s final championship season with the chicago bulls, featuring footage kept under wraps for more than two decades. and this morning, the exclusive clip from episode three, only on "gma." >>> good morning, america. happy monday, everybody. we hope everyone had a safe and wonderful weekend. happy to have amy here in times square with me on this monday morning. >>> and robin, you've got a little monday motivation for us. >> yeah, those sick moves by m.j., that's monday motivation, yeah. >>> but also this, also this, k a looat this group of more than 40 workers in delaware county, pennsylvania clocking out for the first time -- are you ready for this? first time in 28 days. they lived, worked, ate, slept at the facility making equipment for health care heros on the front lines. george, another reminder of how so many are doing their part during this pandemic, george.

america wants more michael jordan and the bulls. this morning, an exclusive clip. >> congratulations. let's go win the championship. >> never before seen and first on "gma." gma." >>> good morning, america. >>> good morning, america. happy friday, everybody. a lot of people excited to see more of "the last dance" and also the nfl draft was fun from home last night. >> speaking of fun, looked like you were having some as you made an appearance there while getting in on the tradition of booing the commissioner for a good cause. but you were telling me that boo something a lot harder than it looks. you really have to dig deep. you had to dig deep and i was coughing after each boo. >> it looked painful. >> brad who is an eagles fan said he's from philly, they're used to booing so they don't cough after. >> new for you. >> they are used to it. you spank a baby in philly and they don't cry. that's how it all works. booed the commissioner last night but i'm cheering for george. george, good morning. >> good morning, michael. you're too nic

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excited about what we can do for that channel, especially -- we've seen a resurgence in even the michael jordan shoes there's so much more excitement. and that experience is having on retail, it's going to be important in the future as it was in the past. >> great to speak with you, thanks for your time >> thanks so much. >> the ceo of goat >> i have to go to you, you're the guy. so what do you glean from this and extrapolate to retail? >> i think it's really -- i think there's pockets of retail that will continue to do well. they are watching that jordan documentary, searching on the goat app for jordan one. i think it's a great service, they've done a great job with that approach. his optimism about expanding further into bricks and mortar should tell you more about the future of retail it doesn't look like what we've seen over the last 20 years. >> you spend a third of your waking hours on the goat app >> i find it hysterical that there's so many people out there that think they're going to buy a pair of original air jordans you're going to play more like jim jordan than michael jordan i don

michael jordan who not only was the first black athlete outside of you know, oj who really kind of set a model for how athletes could do business and represent big corporate brands and he had a style and a kind of slider in addition to his highflying ability but there are a lot of reasons why various people got picked we could say these are a lot of great athletes. erin is not on the list for instance and he could easily have been on that list. but i think that the athletes we do have are amazing. >> who is not in the book that you personally wanted in the book? >> i think. >> your choices get picked. >> they didn't. some people that i argued for , i don't think there wasmuch argument . but i think look, ali, some people were obvious. ali was an obvious one read thurgood marshall was one of my favorites as i think sometimes thurgood marshall's contribution to really breaking the back of jim crow through the legal system and traveling dart roads and really going into all-white corporation courtrooms and really doing it under death threats, it was really important to have the legal dimen

been dying for live entertainment so tonight's premiere of the ten-part documentary series on michael jordany help. chris alvarez has that preview and more in this morning's sports. >> hi, everybody, chris alvarez working from home. this was supposed to be the opening weekend of the nba playoffs, but season is still suspended with no return date in sight as of yet. who could forget this reaction from mavericks owner mark cuban on the night the nba suspended games. cuban's been proactive during the pandemic, becoming the first owner to set f for arena workers to make sure they get paid during the work stoppage. he's excited about return to basketball as much as anyone else but he knows it's about safety first. >> whenever the doctors say it's okay. i mean, setting a date doesn't accomplish anything. we'll react, we'll just be agile as we can. there's not a plan we can put together. the biggest mistake we can make is trying to rush. that's the topic going on around the country, right? when do we start acting as if things are normal or when can we dip our toes into opening up businesses and the

: many young people consider kobe bryant or lebron the best players, but this shows them what michael jordanart: jordan was brilliant. that's a fact. we will leave it at that. lauren, thanks very much. >>> the nfl draft begins thursday and it will be a virtual draft, of course, because of the virus. yesterday, the league did a mock draft to test the virtuality. didn't go well, ash, did it? ashley: no. it was a dress rehearsal. they hit a snag less than 30 minutes in. there was a problem with communication. also, the amount of bandwidth they needed more and also a bunch of people forgot to hit the mute button so you could hear everybody having their discussions across the system. that's what dress rehearsals are for. but they learned a lot, apparently. by the way, the team executives will be at home and they will be communicating through, well, there's microsoft teams, they can e-mail, they can text or they can do it over the phone. it's going to be very very interesting. they did the first two rounds yesterday and as i say, there were some problems. there were some errors. let's hope they le