michael. on the second is magic jordan. his nickname, magic like magic johnson. until people saw that, a lot of people did not know that high school, michaels nickname was magic jordan. >> on the other side of the case, we were very fortunate that michael let us go to his home in chicago and pick out several items to put here in the museum. whether it was nba all-star game trophies, mvp of the all-star game, national awards that he wanted north carolina, one of the items that gets a lot of mention is the recruiting letter that the coach sent michael. it's probably one of the most talked about items because of the great respect michael has for the coach and the duke program has gone on to great heights as well. it is certainly one of those pieces that people come in and see and say why is there a letter from duke university in the north carolina museum. we are very fortunate. michael is a great ambassador of the university of north carolina and one of the greatest players of all-time, not just as a tar heel, but in all of basketball history. basketball is important

first, on the card, it is mike not michael, and his nicknam is "magic" jordan.ple did not know until they saw that card that in high school his nickname was "magic" jordan. on the other side of the case we were very fortunate that michael let us. weather was nba all-star games. m.v.p.'s, national player awards he won here in north carolina. one of the items was a recruiting letter that was the most talked about items because of the great respect that michael has for a coach and the duke program. it is certainly one of those pieces that people come in, they look, and they go, why is there a letter from duke university in the north carolina basketball museum? they see it is a letter about his recruitment. we are very fortunate. michael is a great ambassador of the university of north carolina and one of the greatest players of all time, not just as a tar tar heel hill, but in all of basketball and in all of nba history. basketball is important not just at unc, but in this state, this region, certainly in our community, and definitely here on campus at unc. the acc

this isn't the era of michael jordan or magic johnson anymore.mad ali, people like lebron james, very, very active, not caring about the bottom line, not caring about maybe alienating some of these white fans who don't like this kind of thing necessarily. but what a huge, huge move for the nba to send this signal and really put the focus on what needs to be focused on, which is this police brutality problem in this country that has existed for decades and decades and decades with black people prevailing on white people to pay attention to it. right, if you go back to martin luther king's speech, he talks about police brutality on his march on washington speech. nobody really likes to talk about that. they talk about sort of the platitudes from that speech. so this is them saying this can not be ignored and that white people need to sort of be shaken up to focus on this problem that is making black people all throughout this country fear the police and really upset about the racial inequity in this country. >> and, ron, i think it was 2015, hillar

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michael jordan is this huge icon.s been quiet speaking out about anything really and so i think it is great, he has a huge self-interest getting the nba players back to the course. >> absolutely. >> i know a lot of michael jordan's legacy. people talk about king james. he's a huge figure in all those spo sports. he's been criticized for not being active. they have such a great opportunity to raise awareness and all of sports and not just the nba. >> dan, you made a good point. that may not be in everyone's dna. i think we may reach that tipping point that you can't not ber be racist but anti-racist. a lot of people are coming forward now. >> they strengthen in numbers, too. everybody is getting on this train >> true. >> all right, a new study found evidence that asymptomatic of carriers can transmit the virus on airplanes. the study was based from milan to italy with 299 people on board. >> six passengers who were asymptomatic before the flight tested positive at the start of the quarantine. reseechers are not sure ho

i don't castigate michael jordan anymore.e and i appreciate lebron james that put not only their money where their mouth is by opening schools, but saying you know what? inyou're not willing to treat us fairly n t fairly, if the only color that matters to you is green, then we're going to stop play and show you what the economic landscape will be without black athletes. it's shameful that in order for jimmy to play soccer or lacrosse in college, jamal has to play football or basketball and they're starting to realize their economic power and they're pushing back and they're saying enough is enough. because with basketball, they're the most visible. lebron james moves tremendous product and his voice carries walgt. and now they're basically saying enough is enough. we've marched, peacefully protested, we've knelt and you kicked colin kaepernick out of the nfl. insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results. they used to tell us shut up and dribble. we're not only going to not dribble, but we're not going to s

. >> not much of a delay it's interesting, i heard that michael jordan has been a go between gettingse talks. i wonder what you think of adam silver's handling this >> it depends who was going for what goal here michael jordan is the only black owner of an nba team he's the most famous basketball player that anyone on the earth knows, right michael jordan was a key person who could get the owners and the players together he reached out to a lot of the people on both sides he said, be quiet, listen to what the players have to say if you keep playing, that's going to help you guys get your message out there. he was someone who could bridge both sides and get them back to the table and back to the arena too get them to play this weekend. >> i was able to speak with tobin earlier today, to check up on his lake charles people, he's dealing with a lot with the storm. he reiterated what we've talked about, it's that, he's knocking trump away, but saying, mr. president, this is the world we are in, everything is political these days and that's okay as a business owner, you have to recognize

lebron has said he doesn't like being compared to michael jordan.n the same. but they are in that they are both absolutely dominant. after modest numbers in the first few games against portland, lebron returns to g.o.a.t. mode last night. he was like beyonce shaking it, victor. powering his legs to the rack. pulling up uncontested threes. splashing. showing off that vision that led the league in assists this season. he dropped 38 points, 12 res and 8 assists to take a 2-1 lead in the series. lebron has surpassed jordan as the oldest player ever to have a game that good in playoffs. >>> stay classy. padres rookie jake chrome hammering a first career grand slam in a win against the astros. this makes the padres fifth grand slam in six games. they set the all-time mark earlier this week. one of them from fernando tatis. he broke an unwritten rule in baseball. the team up 7. on a 3-0 pitch, baseball purists were appalled that he hit a grand slam. reds all-star pitcher trevor bower stood up for him. i talked to him yesterday. he said baseball needs to be

michael jordan or lebron james? which -- >> michael jordan. >> no doubted in your mind. >> i've seen them both. michael jordan, but-oplus he wa political so people like him better. >> not interested in the nfl being back in players, many who are black acknowledge the national reckoning on racial injustice going on. >> they want to open, open badly and working with government. i would say this. if they don't stand for the national anthem, i hope they don't open, other than that, i'd love to see them open. we're doing everything possible for getting them open. i think in protesting, otherwise, shouldn't protest our flag or our country. >> the president notably is focused on the reopening of college football, where fans trend conservative in the sports's biggest conferences and his allies dismiss the health risk as they see a business opportunity. florida's governor ron desantis saying this -- >> i asked president thrasher and the coach about, hey, some of these other conferences shut down, can we welcome their players

michael jordan or lebron james. which do you think? >> michael jordan. i have seen them both.rdan is plus he wasn't political. people like him better. >> well, what's the president's problem with black professional athletes getting political? lebron james continues to protest racial injustice and called the president out for dividing on this show. >> we're in a position in america more importantly where this whole race thing is taking over. and because one because i believe the president is trying to divide us. i think -- >> kind of? >> is. he's dividing us. and what i notice over the last few months that he's used sport to divide us. >> he speaks the truth. the president uses sports to divide on race. which is exactly what the president was up to today. speaking of today. >> jews will not replace us! >> today happens to be the three years since the racist white supremacist march in charlottesville. >> blood and soil! >> just after that, what the president said left a stain on his presidency that will never be erased. >> you also had people that were very fine people on both s

. >> can you shed any light on the role that michael jordan was said to play as a liasion between the the owners >> yeah, i think michael jordan because of who he is he has a tremendous amount of respect with the players and with the owners. i think he's probablily uniquely qualified out of efb verybody t speak to players because he was one and speak to the owners. i think michael had great advice for all of us which was to listen an pay attention to what people were saying i think michael was instrumental in getting a lot of this done. >> he encouraged the players to use the platform that they had to continue to play but also for the owners to be understanding about what the players message was trying to be in. >> i think so. i think at the end of the day, michael was able to speak to every one and everybody was able to listen to michael because of who he is. >> i want to ask you about some of the reaction which has been, you know, somewhat widespread. jared kushner, the president's son-in-law was on cnbc last thursday morning i want you to listen to what his reaction was when asked

michael jordan now, a legend in his own right, he is said to be working as a mediator between playersnd the owners. is he someone who can bridge that gap? i mean, there is a gap there, no question. >> yeah. there's a gap. it may not be as significant as you see in other sports leagues like say, for example, the nfl. but michael jordan is a trusted voice among the players and he himself has really evolved in terms of speaking out. i mean, i think he's always privately kind of given money but now he's being more vocal and being more of a face on this issue. so he's a perfect person in many ways to bridge whatever gaps that there may be in the -- in terms of the owners understanding why the players feel so frustrated. >> yeah. i get it. well, jamele hill, host of your podcast, stick to sports. always good to hear you view on that, let's keep up the conversation. >> thank you, jim. >>> residents of louisiana are picking up the pieces from the deadly hurricane laura. wait to see the pictures from the areas hit hard by this. we'll be live with the latest. it's not going away. covid-19. more

. >>> one of the two men who is accused of killing michael jordan's father is up for parole.e 1993 of james jordan. he was killed while sleeping in his car on a highway in north carolina. no comment so far from michael jordan. >>> a navy veteran and a hero during the attack on pearl harbor has died. he was credited with saving the lives of his fellow sailors at pearl harbor. he was serving aborder the uss maryland when the fleet came under attack. he 99 years old and is survived by his wife, six children, 13 grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. >> how's this for an expensive mistake. citibank claims it wired $11 million to a hedge fund by mistake. it meant to send $1.5 million in interest payments on a loan. instead it wired roughly 100 times that amount and claims brigade is refusing to return funds. >> a cal couple reunited with their beloved dog who went missing after a highway crash. they were rammed by another driver causing their car to flip. their dog was thrown from the car's rear window. after an all out search and appeal on social media he was found. 14 hours

michael jordan who serves as the labor relations committee chairman and is the only black majority owner in the league is a big part of these talks. we should be hearing more from the nba today, laura, on how and when they plan on continuing. >> yeah. and i wonder where jordan comes down on all of this. i guess we have to wait and see. all right, thanks so much, appreciate it. >>> louisiana was spared historic flooding but widespread wind damage leaving thousands of homes destroyed. cnn is on the ground in lake charles. ♪ go go go ♪ go go go go on a real vacation. visit go rving.com or your nearest rv dealer. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health. >>> major breaking news overnight from japan. prime minister shinzo abe resumes due to health issues. he's the longest serving prime minister. let's go to will ripley with the breaking details. i know he spoke a short time ago. what does he hav

>> he was like michael jordan before michael jordan. [ laughter ] he could jump that far for that long concert at cafe wha in new york, in a tiny club, and they sang "panama", which is unbelievable song. and they got to that one point, and, da, da, ain't no stopping us and we all screamed like pana - but the band didn't play anything and then they looked - back and they're like pana and we all went ah it was awesome >> you're like what? >> jimmy: yes it was the greatest thing i've ever seen. best move in rock and roll it tricked all of us >> took it to the next level you know what i did for my sister's 40th birthday is van halen was on the reunion tour with david lee roth yeah so, i got tickets at, like, the place that i could guess was the closest spot to where we were when we were 11 and 13. and we went to the forum and went and saw van halen >> jimmy: that is cool see, you just took cool and took the next step cooler. my first concert was "weird al" yankovic. >> by the way that makes total sense >> jimmy: i loved it, i loved it. you know, i loved it looking through all your credits

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, lebron james, the president answered michael jordan, and one of the reasons he gave is not because of his athletic talent but he didn't get involved in politics. the president said he wouldn't be watching if they were kneeling and saying things about black lives matter in the way he said that about the nfl and other sports. if you listen to the two interviews the president gave this morning, he makes a point of saying he's not going to be watching if these players are kneeling. he's trying to put this argument out there, one he's made many times, and he's trying to say it many more times before the election, because he thinks that is something that works for the voters. the question is, at the end of the day, is that something the voters care about or things like they're unemployment benefits and whether or not they're still getting those given that so many americans are unemployed because the pandemic and just a point of confusion to see what the president is focusing on what his aides are focusing on, this morning, the president was talking about the nfl and we just heard from on

we have ended the period of apathy, started in the 1990s by michael jordan. michael jordan made the statement about republicans buy sneakers, too and charles barkley looked in the camera for the commercial for nike and said i am not a role model. it's taken 20 years to get past that, and the person who started the ball to where we are right now, don't forget about lebron james. lebron james was colin kaepernick four years ago before that, he was leading protests or leading activism among athletes. he doesn't get as much credit as he should for that moment. >> lebron james and the miami heat and dwyane wade, they led the reaction and started putting their voices to this movement. members of the wnba participated in the protest, along with players from the mls, and nhl. kwharp y what were you and your fellow athletes hoping to accomplish with this? >> we're planting the seeds. i tell you what we're doing, we're planting the seeds. like he said, mohammed ali didn't fight in the war. what is this going to change. he planted the seed, and he's a living legend. we

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in the west taking on the third for 57 points, only michael jordan have ever scored more points in a postseason game. but the nuggets pulled away in overtime in the final 10 minutes. they take game one 135 to 125. >>> thanks, still ahead, we have never se >>> a standoff that resulted in a police chase shut down highway 101 in san jose this afternoon. >>> at one point we saw the driver pulling into two gas stations ending up at the 76 station on santa teresa boulevard as he tries to give police the slip. that is when please catch up after a brief ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight america decides 2020 as the democratic national convention kicks off virtually. a historic first. the democrats make their case with just 78 days to go. the latest cbs news battleground tracker. joe biden has a substantial lead. but does president trump have the enthusiasm? and the message from michelle obama on why biden should win in november. >> i know joe. he is a profoundly decent man guided by faith. >> o'donnell: mail-in fire storm, congressional democrats call on the f.b.i. to inve

committee to find a vice president for the greatest vice president we've ever had, which is like michael jordan asking us to find a shooting guard for him. i've seen who you are and it reflects that same biden ethic of goodness every single day, so thank you for being a part of this. thank you for the handoff, thank you to andrew, simone, kate, the entire team. we sometimes joke campaigns are train wrecks from the beginning to end, but this has been one of the most joyful experiences of my political life. working with this team and with extraordinary people dedicated to taking this country back. i'm going to make this really simple. this is an election that is about two people. you have seen from kamala yesterday, and joe biden whom we know, who have the heart and experience this country needs against a person who has neither. that lack of heart that we feel, the missing empathy from the white house is literally killing people. and that lack of experience, of how to govern, how to unite the country and steer it through crisis is literally killing people. and when it's not killing them, it's kil

"titanic" was the number one movie and michael jordan and the bulls won their fih nba championship. and the latrell sprewell warriors went 30-52. all good things must end some time. that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> well, thanks dennis. for giving us a throwback there. 4:56 right now. >> still ahead in the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, today's dangerous temps bringing a new concern. power outages. what the state is asking you to now do. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. this is from our salesforce tower camera. looking west. mary breaks down that hot forecast for you right after >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the heat is on. where temperatures will top triple digits today and where you can cool off. >>> and major fires triggering evacuations in southe

. >> reporter: michael jordan, once famously reluck at that point in time to weigh in on politics andayers, acting as mediator this week between players and owners over the walkout. >> the bucks never took the floor. >> reporter: it follows an emotional week. wednesday, moments before the milwaukee bucks were scheduled to play the orlando magic, word came the bucks would not step foot on the court. >> this is a historic moment. >> reporter: a protest to the police shooting of jacob blake in their home state, after being shot seven times in the back. . >> people are tired of hearing me say it but we are scared in america. black women, black men, black kids. >> it's amazing why we keep loving this country and this country does not love us back. and it's really so sad. >> i have a 21-year-old son. &swll/y whwhen you neeeed your bana, capital l one's top-p-rated ap is rigight here. so youou can checkck your bala, depoposit checksks, pay bibills or traransfer mon. when y you don't n need your b, put it h here. ththat's bankiking reimagined. whatat's in yourur wallet? capital l one's top-p-

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this as the league and michael jordan discuss their plans to return to the court.th us more on this. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, cecilia. sports is in a time of tectonic transition. we know the nba has announced the players have agreed to continue with the playoffs. gam would start this weekend. we're still not sure. meanwhile word from espn that michael jordan, the only black majority owner in the nba, has become a type of peace broker, a voice of reason between players and team ownership. he's urging other owners to listen with those players talking and having a path to move forward. meanwhile, we saw major league baseball respond with this very emotional moment on the field. a tribute to jackie robinson, 42 seconds of silence. their uniforms before walking off the field before leaving a black lives matter t-shirt on the mound, but there was this mess involving the general co fm e worlpofor otten a lot ow us. thank you so much. we'll be right back. , cecilia. >> you'll be following it for us. thank you so much. we'll be right back. c

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michael jordan, the hall of famer and the only african-american majority owner in the league. evidently acted as a sort of go between with the players and owners in this discussion. the milwaukee bucks started the boycott by not taking the floor for their play playoff game yesterday. the rest of the players quickly followed suit. the wnba is also postponing all of its games for the second straight day. the national hockey league also postponed all of its playoff games today and tomorrow that decision came after this statement by the sharks. evander kane, they're only black player and he made the statement. it's great to write statements, it's great to send tweets it's great to post stories and pictures on instagram but at the end of the day it's going to be about reelection and meaningful change and unfortunately that still is not occurring and we need to be better. he added on his twitter page actually it's incredibly insulting as a black man in the hockey in hockey. the lack of attention at of knowledge month from the nhl just straight up insulting before the league decided

out of it and give them the right to self-determination but expecting that is like expecting michael jordan to say something modest the closest you'll get is the time he said he's probably the most modest of all the best athletes of all time so when you ask me the publishing all these stories about china and protests they've often quoted a chinese activist and author named kong gan c.n.n. new york times washington post etc etc they have all at some point and sometimes often said something like chinese author and activist kong sundance says blah blah blah he has a very active twitter account and he's written several well received books explaining that his homeland of china is truly up. and although he's never been seen no one knows what he looks like we do know what he sounds like here he is appearing on a podcast gets pissed and bites at clemson you know those 3800000 protesters have been out on the streets since june 9th and you know before that there were a couple of. anti extradition protests in april in me as well. rather unique accent well gray zone news felt like they'd heard that voi

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started working in the fall and i was able to look at him as he was doing the action sequence with michael jordan doing everything himself over and over again and i got to recognize him and the discipline he had and the focus he had in the scenes we were doing there. i think i was kind of touched when we were doing the coronation scene where they crowned him king and everyone in the audience is dancing and drums were playing. i talked to chadwick, he says, you can feel this energy coming as if there was a transformation that was going on. and i thought that was really powerful that it was actually happening. he was being empowered. i think it is that kind of discipline but openness. >> yeah. >> that allowed part of the phenomenon of "black panther" to occur was all the things that he did, sort of inspiring people to believe in them and remembering their heritage, lineage, ancestry. the beauty and culture and black culture and i guess empower people, children to be able to be empowered and see themselves and for people to see the possibilities and i think the possibilities that is aspirational in

players are and i tell players michael jordan actually with ed to have gotten involved and it's sort of bridging that gap right between between some of the players wanting to leave and some wanting to stay have they already been paid for the season what does that look like. so i presume a very players that leave at this point will be giving up some portion of their salary prorated for the games that they leave for and of course that will be up to the individual players themselves certainly every player whether they decide to come back or not knows that they have made a pretty important statement here we haven't seen anything like this in a major professional league actually since the 1960 s. when the boston celtics went on a short strike to protest the fact that other players weren't allowed to weren't allowed to stay in segregated hotel rooms well. what's your prediction professor do you see most players staying a half leaving half staying how's that going to affect their sports or teams. so i would suspect most of the league's most of the players would come back but i've got a terr

north carolina officials granting parole to one of the two men convicted in the 1993 murder of michael jordan'she and another teenager shot james jordan on a highway and stole his car. he will now be released three years from now. michael jordan has so far declined to comment. >> we'll make sure we don't lose. we'll provide a medicare-like option as a public option. any state where there is -- qualify for medicaid and the state hasn't provided it you automatically be enrolled. >> trace: joe biden pledging to revamp the nation's healthcare system strengthening the affordable care act and rolling out a public option. here to talk about is the host of bull and bears david asman. good to see you. you heard joe biden talking about how he wants to build on the affordable care act. bring back the individual mandate that president trump got rid of. what does it look like cost-wise today david in today's economy? >> by today's standards we've been spending trillions on covid relief so this is a really unusual period of time to compare it with anything. but we've gone through some of the numbers and joe

it's the story of the chicago bulls, their sixth championship season, michael jordan, the dynasty.ome of the best tv out there. and my first guest is a fellow texan, hollywood superstar, who starred in more than 60 movies during his five-decade career. from "breaking away," to "the right stuff," and "the parent trap," to "the day after tomorrow," and my favorite-- "a dog's purpose." i could watch it every day. please welcome dennis quaid, who joins us in cyber hall from his home in los angeles. i was just talking about different tv shows and movies to watch to help you pass the time. "a dog's purpose," i think i could watch every single night. i love it. - wow, thanks. and "a dog's journey." - and "a dog's journey"! you never realize, i'm sure, when you make a film like that, how often people will turn to it for comfort. certainly, we didn't see this kind of comfort being needed. - yeah, no kidding about that. and by the way, with "a dog's purpose," "a dog's journey," we are going to make a third one. that's what i hear. - really? - yes, and it's going to take place in doggy heaven

todd: a man convicted of murdering michael jordan's father will be released on parole, released in 2023rs after murdering james jordan. convicted in the shooting and killing of jordan's father who slept in his car at a north carolina restaurant in 1993. jordan shockingly retired from basketball months later for a career in baseball which his father hoped he would pursue. three more championships. jillian: online media outlets being accused of trying to cancel susan b anthony after donald trump pardoned her. >> i will be signing a fool and complete pardon for susan b anthony. she was never pardoned. >> reporter: when african americans were facing injustice at an opportune time susan the anthony did nothing, sometimes silence is more damaging than words. todd: carley shimkus here with more calls to cancel the famous suffragette. >> reporter: in a surprise announcement donald trump ordered the 100 anniversary of women having the right to vote by pardoning susan b anthony who was arrested in 1872 for voting illegally but that pardon did not get praise from one liberal outlet that posted a v

look at that leap michael jordan is jealous.a special day. we are celebrating eva's birthday and even got it so feel free to indulge. >> it's calorie free. >> it's your birthday. >> also today, help me out. i want some cake. >> also i want to say that it looks like a snack. >> oh, yeah. >> generational gap never felt so wide. >> thank you and happy birthday. >> thank you, guys. >> the show ended and everything else is great. ended, but everything else is great. see you next weekend. >>> good morning everyone. i'm liz kreutz. the warriors home chase center is planning to convert to a voting site for the upcoming election. according to "the chronicle" details will be announced and the home of the lakers and clipper also serve as a voting center. staples center will be open for voters to cast their ballots from october 30th through election day november 3rd. the downtown l.a. area will also act as a vote by mail drop box location. >>> higher education is getting hit hard as the fall semester begins and according to "the examiner" e

the 23-year-old also the youngest to score 50 or more in a game since michael jordan all the way back35-125 in overtime. the playoffs going to continue with four on tnt. the magic at 1:30 eastern. lebron and lakers, they take on the red hot blazers in the night cap. that tips off at 9 p.m. eastern. >>> the nfl will kick off the season on september 10th. the 22% and the tickets will be sold. six seats or left. tailgating allowed in the parking lot. >> college teams hitting the field for practice. nick saban entering the 15th season with alabama. saban says they're taking every precaution on the team. he was asked about students on campus not wearing masks. >> i think democracy is great and i think people that have all these freedoms, i think that's all great, but i think there's one thing that is probably a common denominator that really makes all that work, and that's that people have great moral integrity in the choices they make. i'm not criticizing anybody here, but a lot of people have asked that we wear masks when we're in public, when we're in crowds, when we're in large groups

the death of george floyd in police custody and the nationwide protests that followed. , whone, michael jordanhied away from politics, committed $100 million to fight systemic racism. several national basketball association teams are offering their arenas as polling stations. florida, where ex-cons have been prevented from voting until their legal fees are paid, athletes and their organizations are helping pay off their debt so they can register to vote. >> we all have to come together. that is why we are stepping up to help. reporter: political activism from athletes has a long history in the u.s. today's stars may have more reach and influence than ever before. >> if you are some 11-year-old kid in idaho and you see your favorite players on stage, that affects who you are going forward beyond whether or not some police officer knows that he should not be escalating situations on the street. reporter: there's a lot at stake for african-american voters. many have been calling for change for generations. but powerful sports stars have the reach, influence, and cash to make those changes happen.

michael jordan serving between two parties here.you have any inside in terms of how people got to that decision on resume playing? >> yes. you know, this doesn't start with, this is not reason. do you know how it started? mohammed ali, bill russell, kareem abdul jabbar. oscar robinson. who have brought this into the forefront. jackie robinson. so we understand it in a mechanism around the world in less than five seconds. it started with black americans before us who really put down a path for us to understand how to do this. and we shook the world. and i just wanted to join the march and understand that as black american, it feels like at times, everyone else skips a process, a step. we fight for the flag. i have family members in the military. the police force. we have family members that do all the things. we had to be inclusive to every race, gender and creed and we weren't included. >> let me get your thoughts. i want to ask to you become political. i want to play for you something that doc rivers said in response to republican

he's already the reigning most valuable player, and he joins michael jordan, kevin garnet, and davidobinson as players who in their careers have not only won the mvp award, but the defensive player of the year, as well. >>> back to the days of yore. i don't know if it was ever normal, but sure seemed a lot more normal than this. it's time for this day if sports, brought to you by joe fonzi. >> there have been 303 no- hitters in major league history. august 25th is a rare no hitter day inspect 1952, virgil trucks of detroit threw his second no- hitter of the season. in 1967, the twins dean chance did one better. on this day, chance threw his second no-hitter in the month. that's this day in sports, august 25th. i'm joe fonzi. >> wow. two in one month. like i say, back to the days of yore. hey, in this day and age, boy, determination is something we all need a lot of bus and we can learn a lot of determination from kids. check this out. >> i guess when you first don't succeed, try and try again. it took 10-year-old fae ebert of toronto, california, a few tries before she finally sticks