quickly on the team for about 11 years and then you sold it to michael jordan. and then after that you began an effort to build a small business empire. you have investments in many different areas, private equity, financial services, fashion, lodging. my own firm did something with you in private equity for a while. is that what you are trying to do now? no the mini empire in different areas? what are the most important parts of that empire? >> when i saw bt -- when a soul bt i decided i would not just sit around and do nothing. i decided one way to build value for yourself was to take your own knowledge, your own strategic vision and deploy your capital and your brand to require assets you can run with very talented people. and align yourself with people who shared your vision and your culture about creating wealth in the black community. and demonstrating to the broader market that african-american talent with capital and strategic partners located with john milani i started pt could be successful and create value for yourself and create value for the investo

you can see the old rookie i signature of michael jordan. these are air ships. before they came out with air jordan, his first few games in the nba, he wore the air ships, nike air ships, and these are the nike air ship michael jordans. this pair has been certified to have been worn in game five of the 1984 rookie season making them the earliest known sneakers ever worn by jersey and there's a potential they were worn in the first ever game. this is definitely a million dollar plus item. stuart: one more. michael jordan relic card. what is a relic card? >> the relic card is the first time they took a piece of his game used jersey, cut it out and put it on a trading card. they made only 23 of them. this one is individually numbered to 23. this is the second highest graded one and it's always amazing that people say how could a trading card go for a million plus and buy the whole jersey for less. this is one of the examples and again, this is probably a 1.3 to 1.6 million card. it started the entire craze. all these expensive -- remember the lebron cards and they

alexander probably michael jordan michael jordan is definitely a six-time nba winner as part of the chicagom. how many teams are participating in the 1/4 finals of the competition absolutely right? attention, what is the name of the program of the tv channel belarus 5 about hockey alexander what kind of hockey for everyone is there such a program, charming host maria bogatyr, we also have an overtime program for the word how many times in his history of the argentina national team became world champion dmitry was the first two times? unfortunately three times the third time. well, just recently in the frame three times. unfortunately, how many meters was the distance of the minsk half marathon 20-22?

you said of course michael jordan is the best of all time.f people think lebron is the best. there is controversial. >> if i say it on television, it must be true. >> i'm stamping it right now. michael jordan according to contessa brewer, best basketball player of all time. thank you. great to see you. >> all right. >>> coming up here on "worldwide exchange," the one word that every investor needs to know today. first, why disney is talking with amazon over a future espn streaming service. we'lbe rhtacwi tt l ig bk thha story and much more. my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your cpa to determine if your company is eligible. [whip sound] take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your cpa to determine if your company is eligible. [whip sound] take the first step to see if yo

alexander uh, probably michael jordan michael jordan is definitely a six-time nba winner made up the bulls team. how many teams are participating in the 1/4 finals of the competition eight teams absolutely right? attention, what is the name of the program of the tv channel belarus 5 about hockey alexander what for everyone? what kind of program is there for everyone, charming host maria bogatyr, we also have an overtime program to the word how many times in our history did argentina win the world cup? dmitry was the first two times. unfortunately, three times the third time. well, just recently in the frame three times minus five points. unfortunately, how many meters was the distance of the minsk half marathon 20-22? dmitry 21 km is accepted as the correct answer, to be exact 21 km 97 meters the correct answer, 5 points european games are international competitions among european athletes and what are the names of the same competitions among asian athletes as simple as possible question alexander turn on the logic asian games the simplest possible question on logic, that's right, th

and, according to his bio, he is also, "the" michael jordan. [ laughter ] oh, speaking of michael jordang trip ahead of him. >> guillermo: i'm going to utah, jimmy. >> jimmy: you're going to what? >> guillermo: i'm going to salt lake, utah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: someone's going with you, right? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: you go to the airport and say that, you might not get there. >> guillermo: i'll get there, yeah. >> jimmy: you're going to salt lake city. >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: you're playing in the celebrity basketball game? >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the nba has an all-star celebrity game. it's going to be great. it's going to be on espn tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. 4:00 pacific. what team are you on, do you know? >> guillermo: i think it's on team ryan. i was on team dwyane wade but they change it. now team ryan. >> jimmy: who's ryan? ryan seacrest. >> guillermo: no, the owner of the utah -- >> jimmy: the guy who owns the jazz? >> guillermo: yes, that guy. >> jimmy: you're on his team? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: oh, you'r

do you remember when michael jordan came back out of retirement?n he came back, what his press release was? >> no. >> all he said was, an official statement from david faulk, it said i'm back. donald trump teeth out his mug shot to me on twitter to return, as i bet this crowd will agree, feels so iconic and so unbelievably trumpian that it reminds me of that michael jordan unretiring i'm back press release >> sean: am i wrong? is this going to be now on t-shirts and hats? >> yep >> sean: and, you know, trump gear. he didn't look too happy in that picture. which, by the way, who would be, right? >> and as you well know, he planned what to do. he could have smiled. you look at that photo, he made a choice. i think that photo, sean, i really mean this, is going to make him hundreds of millions of dollars. really. you can put it on t-shirts, mugs >> sean: almost makes you want to get arrested. >> i know. and i was just polling the crowd here, too. and this is the sad thing. but i think it immediately becomes one of the most iconic photos in american hi

alexander, uh, probably michael jordan michael jordan is definitely a six-time nba winner with the chicago bubbles. how many teams are participating in the 1/4 finals of the competition artyom eight teams absolutely right? attention, what is the name of the belarus 5 tv program about hockey alexander such for everyone hockey for everyone there is such a program, the charming host maria bogatyr also we have an overtime program by the way how many times in its history did the argentina national team dmitry become world champion was the first two times? unfortunately three times the third time. well, just recently in the frame three times. unfortunately, how many meters was the distance of the minsk half marathon 20-22 km accepted? what is the correct answer, to be exact kilometers 97 meters? european games are international competitions among athletes in europe and what are the names of the same competitions among athletes in asia as simple as possible question alexander uh, let's turn on the logic asian games, of course, the most simple question for logic, that's right, asian games or asian

jerseys are highly sought after items, fellow mba legends michael jordan, kobe bryant selling for theave you with us here on bbc news. hello there. this is certainly not the weather we would expect to find across the uk at this time of the year. once again, all due to another area of low pressure bringing wind and rain. it has been named storm patricia by the french met service with the biggest impacts across the northern coast of france, partly due to the supermoon and also due to the strength of the wind. it will be windy through the english channel, the south coast of england, strong to gale—force winds, though they will be easing late into the afternoon. we are also seeing clusters of heavy and thundery downpours developing in england and wales and the more persistent rain is still affecting yorkshire and north lincolnshire, keeping it particularly cool here. temperatures not much better in scotland and northern ireland but at least here it is somewhat drier. it should become a lot drier across england and wales as we head into the night. the strong and gusty winds tending to ease

but i remember this that michael jordan, of course. one of the greatest athletes of all time. there's a famous phrase. michael jordan is, better at basketball than anyone has ever been at anything like you can just compare apples and oranges if you would did that for a minute he was absolutely fantastic and he was very, very close with his father. and so his father murdered in 1993 in marble county, south carolina. marble county, south carolina, had a the coroner, the official coroner for marble county, south carolina was a part time and part time construction worker. he said he didn't have enough in the fridge for this very, unfortunately, decomposed body. he'd been basically carjacked his body had been thrown into a swamp where it decomposed so he didn't have anywhere to store it. so he just put it in the oven. now, fortunately, he saved the teeth i'm not even quite sure why, but this became a major investigation, as you can imagine. 1993, michael jordan was, i don't know, one of the greatest stars on the planet and the loss of his father was real black eye for pathology in

i am not sure that he has that michael jordan mentality despite being a tar heel. >>> san jose state will begin their season on saturday at usc. the spartans are 30-point underdogs against the six -ranked trojans were led by caleb williams. what is their plan to slow down the heisman trophy winner? >> if i told you that, the trojans would probably be listening and i will be giving away some of the plan. i wish i had magic that could slow him down, but he is special. he is an exceptional football player, one of the best i have ever coached in a game against. >>> to baseball and a's all-star brent rooker crushing a game-winning homer last night. it was at the coliseum. his second walk of the season. rooker had a little bit of extra incentive to end the game right then and there to avoid extra innings. yeah, that's right! he got to go next door and join jack brian on stage for his concert at the arena. so ryan, i am curious. if you got to pick one, you could hit a walk-off home run, be a hero or get pulled up on stage by your favorite musician! >> i would do both! >> no, no, we are just

michael jordan. on retiring. i'm back pressroom. s go >> am i wrong?this going to be noinw on t and hats and you know, trump geartrum but and he didn', look too happy in that picture which by the way who woulde be right. >> and as you well know, he planned what to do. photo he could have smiled. you look at that photoade , he m a choice. i think that photo, sean, i really mean thisea, is goingin to make him hundreds of millions of dollars. >> really? you could put it on and want to get arrested. n: almos i know, and.d i wa >> and i was juss t pulling the crowd here, too.ly but. and this is a sad thing, but i think it immediately becomeswe one of the most iconic photos in american history. >> thi t abouts you of.kind >> but you were talking o about this. yeah. i was asking the crowd to kind of put it in contextn contexwhea >> when i think of american history, i'm a history nerd. i think of several i t photosphs in recent history. >> i mean, photos, not video, . the picture in times square just down a couple of blocks down we are right now ofkissin the s

bloomberg reporting the nba legend michael jordan is now worth $3.5 billion, making him the richest basketballs stake in the charlotte hornets. in 2010 he purchased the majority stake in the basketball team. this month he agreed to a $3 billion deal for a minority stake. this is first time the bloomberg billionaire index is tracking his fortune. >> so another g.o.a.t., a g.o.a.t. two times over. >> that he is. >>> all right. let's get a look at our weather for the weekend. it will be warming up, and it is going to be nice across the bay area. >> get out and enjoy yourself. be safe. don't forget to join us for clear the shelters this saturday. my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i work for the city of new york as a police administrator. i oversee approximately 20 people and my memory just has to be sharp. i always hear people say, you know, when you get older, you know, people lose memory. i didn't want to be that person. i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for four years now. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a

i guess michael jordan thought he could stay anonymous while vacationing in italy. one thing to be considered the goat. not sure he enjoyed this. he kept walking. exactly. all right, joe, thank you. next at 11, other than they're grabbing us and forcing us and pushing us down the stairs, i don't honestly, i don't recall seeing any weapons or guns. a man telling his story after two people break into his home and steal his belongings. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now . now the man says two people barged into his oakland home, locked him and his wife in their basement and stole their valuables. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. new tonight, amber lee met with one of the victims who says this incident has left the entire neighborhood on edge. and amber, this happened right in the middle of the day. that's right, mike. and the victim tellsspects the thieves targeted his home because he and his wife are asian. and in their 80s surveillance video shows a black sedan pulling up in oakland's china hill neighborhood near lake merritt.

. >> how many basketball fans say they wish they saw michael jordan? baseball fans say i wish i saw billy mays? well, you have the chance. dan: excitement is very high. sunday's women's final is completely sold out. and they are so much fun to watch. ama: so much talent. the giants desperately needed to score, hoping for a hometown rookie to help them. dan: sports director larry beil is here. larry: kyle harrison makes his debut in the show. he struck out the side in the first. but just add water, squeeze to control the strength of your mouthwash. and find a zone... all your own. ♪ scope squeez. to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add power. and you've got oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth to remove 100% more plaque. for a superior clean. oral-b. brush like a pro. >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: good evening. the long anticipated major league debut of kyle harrison came tonight in philadelphia. he got the start for the giants, but closing was the problem. harrison is str

after retirement thousand ten, michael jordan private industry is a chief executive officer of the buildingormation technology company headquartered in his hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in october in 2017 he published his first book inside camp david, private world of the presidential retreat. retreat. mike travels often speaking about the book has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show c-span and many other print radio television outlets. after our conversation, mike will be taking questions from our live audience. please be your questions for mike and the chat we will get to as many as possible welcome to white house history live mike. >> wonderful to be here. it's an honor to serve the nation. [inaudible] >> only start from the beginning, your story with camp david. tell us about how you were selected as commander of camp david, what that process was likely. >> camp david is actually a navy command naval support facility and a town nearby. the navy has operated and maintained it since it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. civil engineer corps officer wit

sports in which sport have players like michael jordan shokila neal or bront james achieved great successed to find out who we have going to the superfinal exactly. and who has a very high chance of getting there on the basis of the results. almost as they say, the nostril has come, and evgeny we congratulate you on reaching the superfinal timofey i really hope and practically i believe that we will also see you in the superfinal there you will already have the opportunity to take the match. revenge. well, compete with other guys who will also fight for the title of the winner of the superfinal, so i will not say goodbye to you. and, most likely, i tell you, goodbye. and once again huge. thanks for playing for your knowledge. it was a pleasure to deal with you in the intellectual game to go to the teacher's room. thanks irina alekseevna , congratulations to timofey in general, share your emotions. well, i'm happy, yes, i'm happy that i made it to the fourth round, of course, it's a little disappointing that only one for one point was not enough for me to become the winner of this game, bu

may be a connection between michael jordan and ronald reagan but my childhood, explain to us what broughtto this subject in this book? >> i wish there was an ah ha moment, maybe a random margaret thatcher on the street or discover the day after when i was nine years old but it was iterative. which is kind of a boy answer but started when i was at king's college london i have been misguided goal of becoming a 19th-century polish historian who doesn't speak polish. that was soon to be realize that couldn't be reality but these little things you go to the imperial war museum you force your wife to watch wargames on youtube. [laughter] starts to make the book come into focus you have a course with particularly great professor one of whom is here today, toshi higuchi, this book wouldn't be even close to done or hopefully near as good without his guidance. those little moments make a difference. and then i will make one pitch the importance of digital archives. factors archives being digitized that was such an important thing to get me researching in that direction, something that i like to do.

it's michael jordan knowing what it's like to date mike tyson it's mike tyson but putin is the most famousorld, what can you say except thank you and wow interesting, this is your interview coming out somewhere in america seriously. yeah, so many people called me from germany for example , ah, some just didn't take california texas. well, just different zones when they call you at night during the day, it doesn't matter if they call already. and what, say the americans, what is the most common question you get asked? uh, those who have never been to russia was there anything like that. do bears walk the streets do all russians wear earflaps? this is the most important one. the subject, of course, is a lot of my family members are my friends. they are very religious they are christians and a lot people offer me come on, we will pray for you, and not only for me, but for the youth in general. there are many people here for young soldiers. they just say, please give support to the russian soldiers, our prayers are with them, many are trying to support the russians now. and how did your story

jordan, they needed michael jordan and deandre jordan all the jordans they could find. no look to edwards who had 22 points as team usa coasts to a 1-1062 victory. interesting situation on nick bosa because you figure he is probably asking for something in the range of 100 million guaranteed dollars. in the nfl contracts are typically not guaranteed. if he is asking for that much money most teams don't want to come up with that. >> that is a lot of risk for the team. >> he already has had an acl injury, missed a season, came back. if there is concern about him being ready to play, if you have seen nick bosa, -- >> he is a beast. >> he is chiseled he is just like granite. >> he is working out right now. >> i'm sure he is. he's watching the news and working out. while he's probably not watching but i thought it sounded good. >> well we don't know. >> wondered, w saying? to what is almost saying? >> coming up on abc7news eight catch back to back episodes of the connors, the ricky is at 10 a stay s for abc news at 11. ng up next it iseh in the bayakeover show will be live a

it speaking up celebrities, we have the news that michael jordan has cashed in on his sale of the charlotteornets last month, this month, actually. he is worth $3.5 billion, and climbing the ladder. not only the greatest ask able player of all time, but the richest gm. thank you to mark renfield for that analysis. it is jackson hole friday, we will talk about it all morning in the run-up to our exclusive interview with the ecb president, christine lagarde, at 9:00 p.m. london time. we will be bringing you jay powell's speech after 3:00 p.m. investors are looking ahead to the future outlook for u.s. rates. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is just starting but i can tell you we are going to be focused on the numbers for the economy and the numbers for inflation, following up on what has been so far the monetary policy transmission that is already in the numbers. we have to be cautious this time around because the downside risks that we identified in june and our forecast have materialized. this is an inversion of what happens throughout the pandemic recovery, because usually we have surprise to t

feel >> i mean, how many basketball fans say they wish you saw michael jordan or how many baseball fans say, wow, i wish i saw willie mays or soccer fans. i wish i saw mia hamm play. well, you had the chance. >> excitement is very high. sunday's women's final is completely sold out. and they are so much fun to watch. >> yes, so much talent. all right. well, the giants desperately need a spark. and we're hoping for a homegrown rookie to help them. >> yeah, emphasize desperately. sports director larry beal is here. larry >> dan, i'm kyle harrison makes his debut in the show the delasalle high school product. he struck out the side in the first, but it's the finish that you got to see. sports is next. >> pop the champagne, humanity. >> we've done it. celebrate your night with big winners. shocking thrills and living legends know i've always thought of you as dave junior. oh, every hair on my body is standing up right now. jimmy kimmel live weeknights on abc. intuitive set to start in the all electric id4 . >> it's the little things. it's a vw visit your volkswagen dealer today and lease th

>> you know, if michael jordan was out for a week or so, they would be able to weather the storm but xtraordinarily problematic and we find ourselves in that position next week as both you and karen are on vacation. enjoy that. >> all right, thank you for watching fast money . tune in for mad money for "mad money. jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends i'm just trying to save you some money my job is to entertain but really to explain. okay so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer i get it nobody ever wants to give up their gains. you don'

the eighties, but i probably would have written on nukes, you know, maybe a connection between michael jordan. ronald reagan would reflect my childhood. but explain to us what brought you to this subject in this book. well, i wish there was an aha moment. you know, maybe like i ran into margaret thatcher on the street or, you know, discover the day after when i was, you know, nine years old. but it was kind of iterative, which is the, you know, kind of a boring answer. but it started when i was at king's college london. um, i had the misguided goal of becoming a 19th century polish historian who doesn't speak polish. so that was soon to be realized that that can be a reality, but, you know, it's these little things. you go to the imperial war museum, you force your wife to watch war games on youtube. that start to make the book come into focus. you have a course with a particularly great professor, one of whom is here today, toshi fukushima. this book wouldn't be anywhere close to done or hopefully near as good without his guidance. um, there's a little, those little moments make a difference

a book in the old belarusian language yevgeny lutsenko well in what sport did players such as michael jordanbron james achieve great success? is it basketball? well done to the question the fourth round is over the game has come to an end now we need to find out who we have going to the super final for sure. and who has a very good chance of getting there based on the results of the egr of your entire parallel. so, attention to the screen. evgeniy was ahead of timofey by one point, but practically, as they say, head to head, they came, and evgeniy we congratulate you on reaching the superfinal. e, timofey i really hope and practically i believe that we will also see each other in the superfinal where you will already have the opportunity to take the match. revenge. well, to compete with other guys who will also fight for the title of the winner of the super finals, so i don’t say goodbye to you. and, most likely, i tell you, goodbye. and once again huge. thanks for the game for your knowledge. it was a pleasure to deal with you in the intellectual game to go to the teacher's room. thank you,

processing times in half and eliminate up to 200 million pieces of paper a year >>> and it's official, michael jordan no longer majority owner of the charlotte hornets the team announced the sale to an investor group is complete. it was reportedly worth $3 billion being paid under jordan's leadership. he'll maintain a minority stake. back to you. i don't know if that means dom or josh. >> i'm going to take it, bertha. back to me, and i thank you for the news update. >>> shares of shake shack are getting smacked around post earnings report. josh's reaction to the dip after a big runup this year. what if buildings could tell you how they could be more efficient? i'm listening. well, with ibm, you can use software to help you connect and analyze data— from hvacs to elevators to lights. what if we use ai-driven insights to pinpoint inefficiency? yep. and act on it. saving energy, money... ... and emissions. yup. that's a big one. now you've built something better for everyone. that's the sustainability solution ibm and a global real estate company created. what will you create? ibm. let's create. (upbeat

and so he called michael jordan's mother as his alibi witness, to tell the jury that michael arrivedke a nap for a while. >> she testified she took her granddaughters to the school playground. >> now, when you got back did you observe michael little? >> yeah. >> where was he? >> he was on the couch, sleeping. >> now, it would be up to the jurors to decide whether they believed michael george's mother, or the witness who said michael george answered his phone call. decision day, march 17th 2008. michael george prayed quietly to himself. his freedom, his family, the life he had enjoyed in pennsylvania or at risk for ever. a murder conviction mend mandatory life, no possibility of parole. >> all right for the jury please. >> the jury of eight women and four men filed in nervously as one juror explained. >> my hands were sweating and i took a look at michael george in nights of his family, and i was numb and scared at the same time. >> my brother says is your heart beating fast? i said yes it is. this is it. >> coming up -- the verdict! >> count number one first degree murder we find the

>> i am thinking about the larry bird/michael jordan commercial where they are fighting over their happy meal and he is going off the backboard, through the window, over the backboard, nothing but net. ty i think that's a tough scenario that you laid out to actually happen -- >> yeah, but what happened in the commercial? i remember that commercial. the ball went in, right? >> that's right. it did. it did. but they are selling hamburgers, not the economy. so i'm not really sure that that's the right sort of thing to be banking on, honestly. and especially when you have other alternatives where you can make decent money without that sort of valuation worry. and, yeah, shar, i am a credit guy, which means i see the glass half empty all the time. but what's in my glass is pretty good. i'm really enjoying, you know, drinking it right now. so it's certainly an interesting time. i think as we start to see the weakness come into the economy, we will see where that goes. i don't think rate cuts are in the cards anytime soon. >> all right. we will leave it there. i appreciate your conversations. w

michael jordan is the richest basketball player ever with a 3 and a half billion dollar fortune the nba legends wildly successful deal with nike is the cornerstone of that wealth. course, he's got endorsements assailed. his majority stake in the charlotte hornets as well from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to all right. thanks a large and have a good weekend. >> 7.20, the time and in the south bay. we have san jose mayor matt mahan taking aim at property owners with vacant buildings in the city. the mayor says that urban blight like the long vacant first church of christ will not go ignored anymore. the mayor says the city will be taking a proactive approach to addressing these deteriorated properties, including including increasing the penalty from the current $100,000 to potential kappa phi half a million dollars. he hopes that will force owners of the church zl properties to fix the site. >> we have what should be a point of civic pride that's turned into a point frankly, embarrassment for our city and we're not going to stand for that any longer. >> well, if the $500,000

i mean, how many basketball fans say they wish you saw michael jordan or how many baseball fans say, wow, i wish i saw willie mays or soccer fans. >> i wish i saw mia hamm play well, you had the chance. excitement is high. >> sunday's women's final is already sold out. >> simone's going to be there. she sure simone biles will be there. she is. the one to see. >> now to a national recognition for a nonprofit that's helping disadvantaged san francisco school children. real options for city kids or rock works with principles, staff and the community to help remove barriers to learning for kids. in visitacion valley, for example, rock hosts a vision day to provide free eye exams and glasses on the spot to elementary and middle schoolers . and it's no surprise that rock was honored with the civic engagement award at the 2023 community schools and family engagement conference hosted by institute for educational leadership. >> we won it. was it was about our ability to do community school work, just integrating with schools in san francisco and making good things happen. >> so what does it

. >> i mean, how many basketball fans say they wish you saw michael jordan or how many baseball fans say wow, i wish i saw willie mays or soccer fans. i wish i saw mia hamm play. well. you had the chance. >> although you might not, because sunday's women's final is already sold out. so you did have the chance. >> a little girl's attempt to read winnie the pooh sounded like something totally different. and it quickly gave her dad a good laugh. we need to pull. >> no, we don't need to pooh. >> well. we >> so her dad was confused at first, he said, but thought she was just saying she went to the bathroom or maybe she needed to go. he looked at the book and figured out what was going on in okay. >> she's cute. yeah, she is adorable. >> so i try to take a nap yesterday between the hours of one and 3 p.m. and. absolutely not. >> you didn't have a fan? >> i didn't have a fan. i opened the window. >> why? got muggy and hot. >> it was bad. it was really bad. yeah. all of a sudden, like, after noon, i was like, yes. >> i even went by the ferry building thinking like water, the breeze from the

phil -- out much florida state, the michael jordan of florida climatology, and this is just showing you the scenario, a couple weeks back the atlantic was sigh excellent and now we've got two incredibly powerful storms. >> jane: and both of these storms feeding off of our major concern all season long, these incredible warm season temperatures. >> temperatures right now in the mid to upper 90s, more so trending towards the upper 80s, 87,87. >> in the northeast, gulf of mexico and this is helping fuel the intensity of the storm. >> you're zooming in at the 3d look of the storm, ian, the eye about 80 miles in diameter but that deep convecture is just incredible. >> i mean, these storms tear i didn't know up 50,60 feet as these storms continue ooh show strengthening. >> ian: yeah, jane, i'm just taking a look as cody is showing you a three dimensional look and i was looking at the forecast track. >> not sure if it's a wobble -- it probably is, because this is a storm that's been wobbling left to right, east to west all day and it does look like 9 center, snraes over the last hour or so --

recognize this gentleman here from mad tv and his great impressions of shaq and 50 cent, even michael jordan, comedian aries spears will join us live on the nine. he's headlining ths weekend. so stay and now please welcome ana montoya. [applause] [suspense] ( ♪ ) hello there, fellow students... hey, sal. good morning. of course, lots of questions still swirl ahead of this final pre-season match up tonight. you have the whole nick bosa situation. and then as sal just mentioned, you got the quarterback situation, what seems like a never ending quarterback saga for this team. i want to start out there actually with the trey lance situation. of course, he was their third overall draft pick. now he is the third string quarterback. so his future with this team remains a little uncertain. remember this time last year, lance was actually the starter gm, gm, john lynch, though, told knbr that they're exploring all options, but said there's a good chance lance will remain with the team all season long. though i just got off a call with 95 seven. the game's daryl the guru johnson, who said the opposite

. >> i mean, how many basketball fans say they wish you saw michael jordan or how many baseball fansay, wow, i wish i saw willie mays or soccer fans. i wish i saw mia hamm play. well, you had the chance. >> and here it is. except for one thing. the women's final is sold out on sunday. but it's going to be really exciting. and i'm so glad to see that simone biles is back. you remember she had the mental block and she couldn't compete. and now she's back and hopefully she does great this weekend. >> so inspirational. and there's no expiration date on love. meet the 93 year old man who's finally tying the knot for the first time. >> plus, a boy and his baseball glove. the mitt went missing at an a's game and now the effort to find it is taking on a life of its own. >> competition is getting hot. >> thursday generation gap has juniors and seniors breaking a sweat. give us the first name of this famous simmons simmons frizzy hair. >> kelly ripa hosts generation gap thursday on abc. >> the last of summer will draw you in at toyota's national sales event. >> it's like a magnet, but for peop

michael b. jordan calvin klein underwear ads, saying "before the steamy photos dropped, i was like, my mama's gonna have to see this. i'm sorry. it's out here. i've got my business all out in the streets. literally." i can totally relate. i had to apologize to my entire family when they released my ads for "eurosausage swim slings." [cheers and applause] meanwhile, after a robbery in philadelphia, a u-haul van took philly police on a chase that hit speeds as high as 90 miles per hour. 90! now we know what "u" was hauling: ass. [laughter] meanwhile, an international archeological mission has uncovered the remnants of what is believed to be a 5,000-year-old restaurant in southern iraq. researchers identified it as an ancient restaurant when they found the remains of a bartender doing coke by the dumpster. somebody... i've worked in a lot of restaurants. somebody is doing coke by the dumpster. meanwhile, as i have not previously reported, flaco the owl escaped from the central park zoo last month, worryin

>> good info there >> what do you think -- >> michael jordan played aaa baseball, all of a sudden thatt. the team will make a real run. sauce gardner also a top rookie in the nfl >> it will be a good run. >> reminder, catch tonight's hall of fame game right here on nbc and peacock. coverage starts 7:00 p.m. eastern with the return of al -- >> "football night in america" >> can't wait, opening day september 7th, it's the lions against kansas city chiefs >> going to be a good opener >> look at you knowing the football schedule! >> look at you >> that's about it that's all i've got. let's show you what's happening. this is crazy stuff. look at this lightning over las vegas last night i mean, odds are, you're not going to see anything like that anywhere going on. and if you think it has been severe weather for the month of august, well, july, that was crazy. we had the record months of severe weather, 110 tornado reports, large hail reports, over 1,200 of them as far as wind damage reports, more than 5,000. and in fact, the most storm reports on record for july well, what about the heat? w

has bought a minority stake in birmingham city, following in the footsteps of lebron james and michael j. jordan biggest sport in the world, right? it's a global spot. >> reporter: chris bevel aqua is a sports analyst. >> first of all, these are all, you know, astute businessmen too, right? then you add, you know, the reach and the notoriety around some of these celebrity investors, if you will, that have their own followings and their own reach and their own passionate fan bases, and you sort of bring them together and there's some real potential upside there. >> how much money have we spent on the first round of it? >> reporter: one of the most famous and possibly most heartwarming takeovers of a british soccer club was the purchase of low-ranked wrexham afc by actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney, who documented the trials and tribulations of owning a club, proving the combination of fan loyalty and commercial partnerships makes investing in uk soccer all too irresistible for ultra rich americans who want a piece of what's known here in britain as the beautiful game. imtiaz tyab, london. >

yo en el visco esta locura desde que michael jordan en todo el mundo, en el so que nunca lo habÍa vistotiene todo en contra. el necaxa cayÓ en casa 1—0 ante el querÉtaro partido vario para la jornada se dice del torneo de la liga mx, que deja los locales unidos una grave crisis de resultados, los dirigidos por rafael dudamel fue un conjunto de pocas ideas y siguen sin sumar triunfos. alan: lodos pumas en el egan x tras la victoria en casa, el conjunto del turco mohamed acabÓ con la racha, lo lograron vencer. chef: orbelÍn pineda recibe el premio al mejor jugador de la temporada de la superliga grecia tras su gran primer aÑo con el atenas, oberlÍn fue pieza clave del equipo de matÍas al meta para car este doblete la temporada. alan: siendo yo para ella y celebra con los jugadores. lo mejor de este domingo, quÉ alegrÍa estÉ pequeÑo. atrÁs, atrÁs, palo palito palo e, para que su equipo se proclamarÁ campeÓn. esta liga infantil que es maravillosa. mÉxico tambiÉn ganÓ, le ganÓ a japÓn para seguirse colando y avanzando, este es el equipo de tijuana, lamentablemente nos ganan y otros pierden p

guest 2: i wanted to be the next michael jordan, and then i started running track.t to school at stanford university. i wanted to do something competitive. somebody grabbed me and said come to this walk on dinner similar to arshay's story there is dinner. i thought maybe you would make me better at basketball. i went the first day and i kept going. i rolled with that and continued it from there. it changed my life. it was probably 2015 or 2014 arshay and i were both in new york doing a fundraiser. host: most people's image of rowing is this elite, ivy league institutions with mostly white men and women out on the river somewhere in a big, expensive boat with expensive equipment. why or how are you trying to move this sport into high school and into majority african-american schools? guest 1: because of what happened to me and my story, when i first started rowing, it looked like an amazing opportunity, but i said no to the opportunity because no one looks like me. i didn't know how to swim. there was no access to water where i lived in chicago. the moment i started

conseguirÍa el monto por encima al millÓn de dÓlares, similar a lo que ocurriÓ con camisas de michael jordanra un regalito, miren aquÍ, lo que voy hacer se ve. >> de hace hay quien le voy a mandar las cajas de regalo. >> lo aprendiese en la escuela de aviaciÓn. yisÚs: de cuanto ponemos la olla? >> esta la vamos a on air en temperatura media alta, por el juguito. revuelve, este a ross lo estamos haciendo sin aceite. otra cosita. yisÚs: este lo hice puedes licuar de todo, hasta triturar los inherentes maduros como semillas para hacer tus harinas, aquÍ mezclamos es una maravilla. >> ahora viene este colador que yo lo uso para muchas cosas, lo topamos. vamos a poner esto aquÍ. yisÚs: se va cocinando los vegetales el pescado. muestra ahÍ. >> aquÍ estÁ tu plato. descuento, royal prestige es calidad insuperable en sus productos para que vayan a cocinar algo delicioso en la comodidad de su hogar, escanea el cÓdigo en pantalla, comunÍcate por whatsapp, la receta, lo hiciste en una misma olla. >> 15 minutos. el mejor programa la televisiÓn hispana, cÓmo se llama esto? "despierta amÉrica". yisÚs: que d

duncan, georgia's former lieutenant governor, who testified before the georgia grand jury, jen jordan, and michaelso a u.s. attorney from georgia. michael, let me start with you because what did you make of meadows taking the stand under oath? how risky is this potentially? >> well, it's a pleasure to be with all of you tonight. you know, it's unusual to see a criminal defendant get on the stand and give any testimony under oath. most lawyers shy away from that. what it tells me is his legal team, at least in this case, is thinking about making a complete record that would likely find its way before an appellate court and that they needed to get evidence out from him that would be unique to him. so, in other words, they wanted to hear him talk about his job, how he perceived his duties, how he perceived the functions he was doing to find out if he could meet that standard, even if it's a low standard and a low bar, to have his case removed to the federal court. so, i really think it was a strategic move. we'll see if it hurts him down the road. but at this point, he's now created a record where he

michael more. cnn political commentator and former obama special advisor van jones, and democratic state senator jim jordany. michael, does it make sense illegally that mark meadows, because of his position in the federal government at the time would want to be in federal court? >> it's a good motion to make. i don't blame him for making it. basically, there's a removal statute that allows somebody who is charged with a crime in a state court, if they were a federal official involved, federal duty is to ask the case be transferred. there is a limited number of defendants you might see with that opportunity. >> but the former president asked -- if it weren't for mark meadows. >> i expect this from trump all along. really, when you look at the -- all of these acts that we have talked about, hundred and 61 acts that they're talking about in furtherance of the conspiracy, this type of thing. 154 of those occurred while he was the sitting president of the united states. it's a pretty strong argument to make that maybe the case should move to federal court as it relates to the former president. of course, mark m

>> jen jordan, jeff duncan, elie honig, michael moore. thank you very much. perspective now from retired federal appeals court judge and distinguished conservative legal scholar, jay michael luttig. we did spokes shortly before airtime. >> judge, we mentioned the fulton county d. a. is asking for a march 4th start date for this trial. two months after special counsel jack smith's proposed start date. what do you make of that date? and which of these trials do you think will go first? >> anderson, thank you for having me on tonight. it's my pleasure. at this point, early, it's impossible to know exactly how, or even whether, these various trials of the former president will be sequenced. and held. i believe that the courts involved will cooperate with each other. and sequence the trials in such a manner as to ensure that the former president's tried on all of these matters. before the 2024 election. i am relatively confident that, if that's not possible, that the trials will be sequenced such that the trial of the former president on the charges relating to ja

jordan. joining me now is just mcintosh, democratic strategist and former -- hillary clinton campaign. and michael steele, former chair of the national committee. thank you for being here on this historic night. >> it has been a night. >> so we have seen, jess, the release of a mugshot of a former president united states. the simon of an inmate numbers had former president of united states. we are now seen said former president of the united states return to social media, twitter, acts, whatever you want to call it. he is tweeting out the mugshot. republicans have been tweeting their own mugshots in solidarity in the hours previous to this one. can the wagon circling the have its desired affect, which is to effectively insulate president trump from the legal peril and the damage that is coming his way? >> i think, all it can do is insulate him in the increasingly shrinking bubble that he currently finds himself. there is no chance that what's happening tonight is having a positive effect on the piece of the electorate that he's going to need to make his case to very very quickly. and if we can go

the show to great guests among our other great grass includes michael shellenberger takes on the religion called climate change. doctor jordanents that make a candidate and the moments that break a candidate often. this week is one of the biggest weeks for those vying for the oval office. it is a first primary debates the candidates first opportunity to show all of america what they are really madt.