le diremos en cÁnto se vendÓ la mansÓn de la estrella del balocesto michael jordan en chicago, despÉsmbÉn aviÓ a las autoridades, quienes localizaron a la niÑa de solo ocho aÑos que haÍa conducido el auto de su madre hasta una tienda target. la poliÍa dijo que la menor ya esÁ sana y salva en su hogar. tras pasarse una Écada en la lista de casas en venta, la mansÓn del legendario michael jordan de chicago finalmente tiene nuevo dueÑo... la casa de mas de 32 mil pies cuadrados en highland park se vendio por 14.8 millones de dolares... bastante menos de los 29 millones de Ólares que peÍa el astro de la nba tiene nueve dormitorios y 15 cuartos de baÑo y medio. una cancha de baloncesto, una enorme piscina y el Úmero 23 a la entrada y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta hora quedese aqÍ en univisÓn, a continuacÓn univisÓn, a continuacÓn contacto deportiv”. ¿te acuerdas del chico del que te platiqué? ¿sí te llevó al cine? ¿cómo te fue? súper incómodo. no vuelvo a salir con él. ¿tan mal estuvo? entonces, estás embarazada.

here's you playing against michael jordan., right there, i think for the first time. what's going through your mind here? >> so, in -- in high school, i had, of course, like everybody else, i had his posters on my wall. so, he was like a god to me. so -- and i was terrified being out there with michael jordan the first time. but on that play right there, i blocked his shot, and i fouled him, which made me say to myself, "okay, he's human. i can compete. i'm not there yet, but one day i'm gonna be at the status of a a michael jordan." but michael jordan talk taught me something very important. i fouled him, and i was like, "oh, mr. jordan, i'm sorry about that." he said, "don't ever help anybody up." [ light laughter ] he said -- he said, "shaq, hard foul, i love it. don't ever help anybody up." so, after michael spoke to me, i knew that he was human, i was human. and then that was when i was chasing right there. like, i wanted to be the best big man ever. >> jimmy: yeah. and you're just playing -- just playing ball together. >

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. >> keaton is michael jordan is what you're saying? >> yes. everyone is michael jordan. it's like a team full of michael jordan. >> you brought that in for a nice landing. the movie is great. if you haven't seen it, its spectacular, called "beetlejuice beetlejuice." the fully sleeved justin theroux. justin, we'll see you down at raves, one of new york's great bars. >> come on down. >> that does it for us this morning. ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," the presidential candidates return to the trail. new reporting on an aggressive post-debate face with the harris campaign. why they think states like north carolina are now in play. >>> plus, we're in one ohio city thrust into the political spotlight by baseless claims by donald trump about migrants and pets. >>> and thousands out after francine lashes louisiana. we're tracing the storm. and later, history made among the stars with the first ever commercial spacewalk. ♪♪ >>> good morning. it is 10:00 eastern. 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. kamal

. >> michael keaton is michael jordan is what you are saying. >> everyone is michael jordan. >>> that is it for us this saturday. we are back tomorrow morning at 6:00 eastern for a brand-new episode of "morning joe: weekend" and until then, enjoy the rest of your saturday. ♪ ♪ day. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. it is saturday, september 14. i'm alicia menendez with symone sanders-townsend and michael steele. the postdebate lift in fullest fact as the harris-walz campaign goes on offense across the country. how harris is making the impression. >>> in the meantime, the ex- president cannot stop spreading lies and conspiracies. it is having a real-world impact on refugees. >>> democratic congressman joe neguse joins the table. grab your coffee, settle in. welcome to "the weekend". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> election day is just 52 days away. the time to reach voters is now. this week alabama became the first state to send out absentee ballots. this coming monday, in person early voting kicks off in pennsylvania. vice president kamala harris kicked her new way forward tour in north carolina with stops in pe

no, you -- >> jimmy: michael, jordan, has he ever had a season?obably close to it, but not this type of season. >> jimmy: wilt chamberlain ever have a season -- >> no, because it's the world watching it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's not just american fans who watch baseball. also, he's bringing in new fans who didn't watch baseball. he's that exciting. and so i've never seen this ever in my life. only by -- only person i can compare is michael jackson having this type of unbelievable hysteria everywhere he moves, everywhere he goes. >> jimmy: yeah, he's like the taylor swift of baseball. >> there you go, i'll take that. but he's also a good guy and humble. >> jimmy: yeah, well you know, the dodgers, if they win -- i wonder if you've thought this through. like, would you be in the locker room with them spraying the champagne? >> you can't get ahead of yourself. >> jimmy: you can't get ahead of yourself. >> no, no. >> jimmy: have you thought about whether you'll wear goggles or not? that's a new thing, i don't like it. >> can't get ahead of yourself. tha

i dream of playing like michael jordan in the future. great answer just. super, well i have such a dream, that i want there to be peace on earth, although it seems to me that it's all because of the dough, well, because of the money, in short, because of the resources, yes, i want the whole earth to be clean, not to have trash lying around on the grass, to throw everything only in the trash, and not just somewhere in the middle of the field, well , to be honest, i really like to read. and i myself want to write a book, i wasn't even afraid to do it something like a horror story, but unfortunately it is still in development, maybe it is a bit banal, but since childhood i have dreamed of hosting my own podcast, inviting popular personalities, interviewing them, attending film premieres, i hope this will become a reality someday, since childhood i dreamed of learning how to drive a car, because my dad is a driver, my grandfather is a driver, in short, everyone was a driver for me, okay, but this is a completely realizable dream. vadim anatolyevich, it's time to say goodbye to our audience.

they also think cortez now built into the system of michael apple reporting from amman in jordan. thank you very much, michael. the still ahead on alpha 0. who's going to take the voice of darth vader or the renewed us after james. earl jones has died at the age of 93. the your dry time is up. java and bali has been some pretty big sense of recent name flooding involved. it doesn't look like they're wide spreads, you can see it in full cost. they're not widespread heart of the still the bulk of the varieties further know open the orange talks with suggest is throughout into china and not far away from the philippines. not so much into these here, but they're not to be wrote down to nibble in australia, as or wilks is more or less been pushed out of the way. now that was the 1st quote from this is the 2nd one coming in. it's got some on top to talk to him with that. so to bring rain or shows through saffel strays or effect adelaide melbourne eventually camera and keep running out through new south wales eventually to reach brisbin. temperatures come dime as a result of that, not to

owned by the one and only michael jordan.ng on the market for 12 years. a 56,000-square-foot property, 9 rooms, 19 bathrooms, there is a regulation sized basketball court, of course, and infinity pool, tennis court, cigar room and more. he lower the price of the home and it finally sold for $14 million. people are saying that price was intentional if you add up the digits it comes up to a some take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >>this is the 40 niners experience on cbs news, bay area. i'm more >vern>excited

as michael jordan once quipped, republicans buy shoes too. but other players are taken a stand with steph curry and coach kerr at the dnc. dana white, a prominent trump supporter was at the rnc. but some feel election talk should stay on the sidelines. >> i don't think there should be much politics in sports. >> our thanks to tremaine for that report. >>> a former aide to new york governor kathy hochul was arrested tuesday on federal charges of acting as a secret agent of the chinese government. prosecutors say linda sun used her state government position to act on requests of chinese communist government officials. in exchange, they say she got millions of dollars. her husband was also arrested in the scheme, accused of money laundering. the fibi says they used the mony to buy luxury homes. t governor hochul's office says sun was fired last year after evidence of misconduct was discovered. >>> september off to rough start on wall street. stock futures are in the red after the worst day for markets since the big selloff last month. the dow dr

michael jordan. jersey. chicago bulls. josé. jocelyn moran, noticiero telemundo. vamos a cambiar totalmente de tema para comentarle que vacas de 3 lecherías del valle central han dado positivo a la gripe aviar, según reportes, cuando los animales comenzaron a mostrar señales consistentes con el virus el pasado domingo, los propietarios de las procesadoras de lácteos enviaron muestras a la red de laboratorios de salud animal y seguridad alimentaria de california. este viernes, los laboratorios confirmaron los resultados positivos a la gripe aviar. aún no se ha encontrado ningún caso humano relacionado con este episodio, aunque el virus de la gripe aviar no suele

wilson says it made tens of thousands of balls, the only launch that comes even close to this was michael jordan's next, lego is showcasing its new creation. it's a life size replica of a mclaren sports car builders used nearly 343,000 plastic pieces to create the fully functional race car. and to make sure it can run, formula one champ lando norris took it for a spin. looks pretty good. next, a mountain bike course like no other. >> a world champion cyclist from poland became the first person to ride his bike across the top of a moving train while performing flips and tricks. >> he cleared ten carriages with eight jumps at about 14mph, eight jumps at about 14mph, facing the wind and landing ♪ stay ahead of your child's moderate-to-severe eczema. and they can show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches an

[laughter] house for you, hillary for perhaps the most unifying decade was michael jordan. who refuse to endorse a candidate of north carolina senate race famously telling reporters quote reported to buy sneakers, too. that exact moment we knew michael did a lot of. patrick the homes took a page of the playbook. check out. >> i want my place and platform to be used to endorse a candidate or do whatever, either way. mike places to inform people to register to vote and do their own research and make the best decision for them and their family. >> will patrick the homes were professional athletes can stick to doing what they do best which is the kardashians. [laughter] will trump and kamala try to land endorsements from other chiefs from elizabeth warren? >> i want to make a distinction, you endorsed donald trump but the problem was athletes involved, not endorsing, it's the other and in this era of politics and think you are not guilty of is endorsing trump saying i will be friends with anybody who goes the other way which is why we share restraint we are seeing now for week w

when i think winning strategy, winning in general, todd, tom brady, michael jordan jack nicklaus andon no you don't. since he is the favorite to win this race as he stands now did he what he did in atlanta with joe biden and not take that bait e knows that kamala harris' only shot since is he right on the issues when it comes it inflation, crime, the border and foreign policy. guys. >> carley: we are 15 hours one minute and 5 seconds away from the debate. we will find out at that time how it all unfolds and goes down. joe, thank you so much for joining us. it's going to be a very interesting day. we appreciate it. we will talk to you very soon. end on some interesting video here. a large black bear summer with a trip to a california beach. the bear took a casual stroll through the crowded streets taking pause to dip his paws in the water and the sand. beach goers did keep their distance as black bear encounters are not uncommon. lake tahoe area of california. often end up near humans while searching for food. check that out. that's a giant bear on the screen. >> todd: growing up as a

goes back to michael jordan and watch the document that they did about him recently, years ago. anyway, he talked about the pressure as greatest athlete in the world that came upon him to endorse or push for a political candidate. he said i won't do it. i don't want to be involved in politics. that's not why i play sports. rachel: also the rules are different. imafen, if you're -- if you endorse a democrat, you're fine. if you endorse donald trump, you might lose your contracts for things that you're advertising for and sponsors so the rules are not there. rachel: i'm not saying for them to endorse trump but there's a reason why athletes don't want to endorse. you'll pay the price and taking over all kinds of advertising boards and all kinds of places and they make sure that you pay a price. will: as a fan, there's no hit t for this and no were appetite for this and no one is asking for it to endorse. tafanely moment of hysteria, that's going to be reporting. rachel: do you know the reporter? ever heard of her? will: yeah, looking for endorsement of kamala harris. pete: looking

and it's an honor to stand on her shoulders, but i've got to tell you, it ain't easy to follow michael jordanblicans fall in line, democrats fall in love. no less than karl rove recently said the democrats are doing both, falling in love and in line and he's never seen that before with the party. are you in any way shocked by that? >> rep. jeffries: i'm not shocked by it because the stakes are so high. everything we care about is on the line. if roe v. wade can fall, then anything can fall. and let's be clear. one side is trying to jam project 2025 down the throats of the american people. we believe in a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive health care decisions. and so... [cheering] and so kamala harris is fighting for our freedom. she is fighting for our families. she's fighting for our future. she's ready to get the job done and we are ready to make her the 47th president of the united states of america. [cheering] >> stephen: it's not just the white house. obviously there's both houses of congress. you'll have to take back the house of representatives. democrats have to hold the s

. >> michael keaton is michael jordan is what you are saying. >> everyone is michael jordan. >>> that

interestingly, it's actually a throwback to the most popular athlete in midwest of our lives, michael jordanmously said when asked why he didn't endorse political candidates, republicans buy sneakers too. republicans like football. republicans like basketball. [laughter] i don't know if you're an athlete and so do democrats, some of them anyway, at least when it comes to football. i don't know why you would alienate anybody when your own athletic excellence is your hallmark and what makes people appreciate you. ashley: jordan was great on the court and off the court as well. clay, thank you so much. great stuff, as always. thank you for joining us. >> appreciate you all, thanks a lot. ashley: hey, thank you. the market kind of drifting a little bit today. the dow has been moving slightly lower. as you can see, struggling for direction, is what we usually say. lou basenese joins us now. great to have you along, lou. let's get back total producer prices, up 11.7% over -- 111.7. 1.7% over the last 12 months. how big of a rate cut do you expect now? pretty much locked in at 25 points, right? >>

i mean it was like talking to mohammed ali or michael jordan, and then getting 45 minutes of his timeo have three hours we haven't talked about football in the game, and we will learn a lot from him. he has awful lot to share. >> martha: nobody has done a better job than you, and you wrote a book about all the amazing expenses along the way. which is very insightful in itself, just give me your last-minute take on what you expect this season, looking forward to the big season which starts on friday night in brazil and then sunday. >> i think we sought last night because last night is just what the nfl season is. mike sennett on nbc, by a toenail. ligament i, in a snap of a finger. that's the difference between being a champion and been a repeat -- repeat. it's that blink of the eye and the snap of the finger, so that's what we have in the nfl and we are all looking forward to it. let's go. >> martha: let's go, we love all the stories behind it and we look forward to all that coverage and hearing you you on, let's go. nice to see you, jim. >> and time will continue with the show. >> ma

michael jordan. she is incredible. the best broadcaster. speaking of which, let's see what they are up to. to. >>> with propublica. so, listen to her story. >> two years ago, 28-year-old amber nicole thurman, a medical assistant and a single mother into a six-year-old boy, found out she was pregnant. amber had just secured her own apartment and was thinking about going to nursing school. she made the decision to terminate her pregnancy. a strict abortion ban had recently taken place in her home state of georgia, which caused amber to travel to north carolina for the procedure. traffic made her miss the appointment, so the clinic gave her the medication, what are known as abortion pills. once back home, amber it sprints to profuse bleeding, vomiting, severe pain. she eventually passed out. her boyfriend called for an ambulance. at the hospital, amber's condition deteriorated quickly but in a rare occurrence, it was discovered her body had not expelled all the fetal tissue and an infection was spreading. an expert analysis of her case said am

can't define who she really is so like a videogame she's creating her own character now she's the michael jordan kamala harris has spent decades fighting violent crime. as a border state prosecutor, she took on drug cartels and jailed gang members for smuggling weapons and drugs across the border. >> jesse: that's weird because if you look at her record, kamala is not really a cop. she's more like a criminal defense attorney. a former police chief in san francisco says that when kamala was da she proposed letting drug dealers go until their third defense, even if they were dealing in a school zone. when kamala failed up to the ag's office, she gutted the oldest drug task force in the country. the bureau of narcotic enforcement. it targeted gangs, traffickers, violent criminals. but in 2011, kamala and then governor jerry brown liquidated it. 400 agents gone. many were fired and the best agents were delegated to trash duty. investigating things like the illegal smuggling of aluminum recyclable cans. what happened next? the year before kamala began -- became attorney general, california made over

why is nobody buying up michael jordan's looking? he dropped the price almost a half. >> after 29 million to 14.8, 5, 5, it's been on the market for 12 years. that's a long time. daria. can you imagine putting your home up for sale? and it's it's it's they're make mortgage payment to mortgage payment. interestingly, the 14.8, 5, 5, adds up to 23, which was his plate number i know it's gone. it's to cameras. house. look nice. it's going to work me on the gate the state in which cities working states. let's get rid of the 20 three's. >> okay. it is a little updating and personalization. surely say that about it. ok, a person's well, you've got plenty of money if you win the u.s. open apparently to buy a house you want. i can't believe that the champs get this much. 75 million. >> not just the champs. the whole tournament is kind of a golden slam. most tournament money out there. 75 million. and it's a reminder, daria, that live sports in the united states are still pretty dominant, whether it's monday night football and and meaning tha

she's like michael jordan. she is incredible. the best broadcaster. let's see what the goat and the vice president are up to. >> propublica. listen to her story. >> two years ago, 28-year-old amber thurman, a medical assistant and single mother to a six-year-old boy found out she was pregnant. amber had just secured her own apartment and was thinking about going to nursing school. she made the decision to terminate her pregnancy. a strict abortion ban had taken place in her home state of georgia which caused amber to travel to north carolina for the procedure. traffic meder miss the appointment so the clinic gave her medication what are known as abortion pill's. went back home, she experience profuse bleeding, vomiting, severe pain. she eventually passed out and her boyfriend called for an ambulance. at the georgia hospital her deteriorated quickly and it was discovered her body had not expelled all the fetal tissue and an infection was spreading. the official georgia state medical expert analysis of the case said amber should've received a life stavi

i mean, by far more than any baseball players ever lived now he's starting to talk about the michael jordan type of endorsements that you get off the field. so i don't think, you know, maybe derek jeter might have made close to $10 million off the field i think autonomy may make $4,050 million off that field easily. >> car razi amount so many levels. all right. bob nightingale. great to talk to you. thank you so much. >> sure. my pleasure. thank you. all right. we'll be right back right. tear hulu max bundle, o'malley, man down, the newest ambassadors cancers, plenty story how i became an ambassador i went to the store and i lied and said i wasn't ambassador. do i get it? this count, the owner called me and said, would you like to be an ambassador for sketchers? and i said, yes, try skechers slip-ins when it comes to amgen, life, changing medical breakthroughs. every second counts but without investment, those breakthroughs are often past cities seamlessly connected banking, markets and services businesses deliver global financial solutions so our client can keep investing in innovations fo

michael b. jordan confronts a supernatural south. it hits theaters next march. it looks spooky. i mean, i'm already sold. >> i know, right? we'll have to wait for it, though. but maybe well worth the wait. >>> when we come back, the new list of top colleges and universities, and calling all shoppers. it is the final blue light special for this kmart. ial for . ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ no matter what kind of teeth you gotta brush, oral-b electric cleans better with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush head hugs em, cleans em, and gets in between em, for 100% cleaner teeth. your perfect clean starts with oral-b. swiffer duster traps 4x more dust for a clean even mom approves of. that reach! ♪♪ making hard to reach. so easy! swiffer, [wow!] the mother of all cleans! ♪♪ we all know costs are too high. but while corporations are gouging families, trump is focused on giving them tax cuts. but kamala harris is focused on you. building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. she'll make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price gouging. a

. >> keaton is michael jordan is what you're saying? >> yes. everyone is michael jordan.x. justin, we'll see you down at raves, one of new york's great bars. >> come on down. >> that does it for us this

they have contracts and they're worried that if they go for somebody else name is michael jordan said, republicans buy sneakers too. i think they're more, some of them are more concerned about their brand than they are about the politics right now yeah, and athletes do care about their legacies on the field of what about what about the actions off the field? >> and do you think activism is something that today's superstar? cars are lacking in we just not seeing enough of it it's hard to say because if we think about it like historically weak your own, we only really name a few, a handful of and those are the very brave. >> those are the policies that wilma rudolph's, that bill russell's, the giancarlo tommie smith it's today's generation. you have people like cabinet, you have kind of like love ron and the reason why there's so limited because it's so dangerous right? there is a huge pushback when you do that of society from teens, from organizations. so i think that the ones we remember, we remember them because they were so great and because they did and you mentioned colin kaeperni

so michael jordan is trying to modernize its political system and these problems reelections seem to be part of that. what's the stated goal? so the aim is to broad in participation in parliamentary system in the governance system as much as possible. so you've got $5100000.00 jordanians who have the opportunity to directly elect a $158.00 seats for 50 percent of that is reserved and allocated towards political parties. it's a 1st full for jordan. the fact that political parties not have these allocated seats, and there was a, quite a system that makes provision for women that makes provision for people with disabilities that makes provision for young jordanians at the minimum age has been dropped to 25. to be elected as a, as a candidates in the house of representatives. so it's about bringing more people into the system. a lot of jordanians have checked out. there's a lot of votes, apathy the highest that vote to turn out. it is, it has ever been was back in 1989. it was 61 percent and it's been dropping steadily. every election cycle 2020. the last parliamentary elections printing

. >> quite lord alli is the michael jordan of labour cronyism . you know, it's quite cronyism. it's quite funny. when he was questioned about this. well, who paid for it? was it lord alli and keir? someone, of course. who else? who else could it be? this is an £18 million apartment in covent garden, spitting distance from the royal opera house. and what's interesting is that actually the duration for which his son stayed there extended to a month after the end of the gcse exam period. so maybe starmerjunior gcse exam period. so maybe starmer junior was enjoying himself with a few friends. by the way, he's perfectly entitled to, but that shouldn't be paid for in this glorious penthouse by a donor who, by the way, was given access to number 10 when he probably shouldn't have. and he probably shouldn't have. and he is a very successful business person. he's worth several hundred million pounds. lord alli. and i think there's a huge potential conflict of interest there shouldn't be happening. >> the words ali, what's in it? because it almost reminds me, i'm not suggesting this is a

now she's the michael jordan of prosecutors. >> kamala harris has spent decades fighting>> kam violent as a border state prosecutor. she took, on cartels and jailedd gang members for smuggling weapon s and drugs across>> j the border. >> that's weird because if you look at heesse: that br, kat really a cop. she's more like a criminal defense attorney, a former police chief in san francisco says that when kamala was d.a., she proposed letting propo go until their third offense, even if when were dealinn g in a school zone. >> and when kamala failed up to the ag'amals office, she gutk the oldest drug task force in the country. n thethe bureau of narcotic enforcement, also known as bnp ,targeted gangs, traffickers, violent criminals. albut in 2011, kamala and then governor jerry brown liquidated it. >> it poof. 400 agents gone.er e firemany were fired, and the h agents were delegated to trash duty investigating things like the illegal smuggling of aluminuinvestigm recyclable . what happened next? well, the year kamala became - attorney general, california ber 120,000 drug arrests. >> the

you didn't really know it was behind the curtain for michael jordan's business.idn't know how to attain it, you didn't know how to get it. but kevin, lebron, steph, tom brady, serena williams, coco gauff, we see what they're building. we see how they're building it. >> do you think it just is about the stars though? do you think this goes farther down? it is used to be you look at michael jordan, clearly has a huge business, magic johnson, huge business, but it wasn't, you know, just the sheer number of athletes having success in the business world didn't exist the same way. >> no, because it used to be that you had to be a supercelebrity and that famous as well as successful on the court. with the amount of money the men and women are making if they have that mindset and desire and audience and community and the access, the amount of people that want athletes around is incredible. so if they want it, there is a version of that for all of them. there is a version of what they want to do, what family they want to build for all of them. you don't have to be lebron

the following week michael jordan, hakeem olajuwon and charles barkley were drafted, and the league would point. a rookie class as good as advertised has made a seamless transition from college to the pros, blending with established stars. sports have a knack for bending stats to fit desired narratives. but the w's growth figures astound. tv ratings have spiked 153% from last season, and that's before the playoffs, which began last week. gradually, then suddenly this 27-year-old league has become a prominent player in the modern sportscape. never mind her slick drives in traffic. the deadeye passes. >> that's an absolute dime. >> the three-pointers like this. >> finds clark from the logo! >> hello. >> hey. how are you? jon. >> caitlin. >> good to see you. >> a few weeks ago in indianapolis we asked caitlin clark -- >> ask me the hard-hitting questions. >> to pinpoint the signature moment of this signature season. and well, we didn't see this coming. but neither did she. >> i remember we were in new york and john paul jones set a good screen on me and i punctured my eardrum on a screen. >>

and the more people i to they weren't michael jordan, they weren't mike tyson. they were people who tried. they did what they could, whether it injury, lack of focus, unfortunate, maybe whatever it is. but those moments helped shape them. so i wanted to prove people used to say to me brian why do you care so much a division two team where you the only that show up for your games in college are your parents. i got i don't know that's how i keep score and then i wonder the games do count. they do because what you learn, you learn how to overcome being bench by somebody saying that they're better than you or you have to work harder and work smarter. and if you learn from life things that don't go well, i think you benefit it. in that book of 72 people from gerald ford to richard nixon, the people that had passed away at the time to george h.w. bush, to george w bush, to john kerry, i have from every walk of life and people that passed away, i got the biographers which led me to which led me to it's how you play the game. i want to prove that people like george fore

and the more people i to they weren't michael jordan, they weren't mike tyson. they were people who tried. they did what they could, whether it injury, lack of focus, unfortunate, maybe whatever it is. but those moments helped shape them. so i wanted to prove people used to say to me brian why do you care so much a division two team where you the only that show up for your games in college are your parents. i got i don't know that's how i keep score and then i wonder the games do count. they do because what you learn, you learn how to overcome being bench by somebody saying that they're better than you or you have to work harder and work smarter. and if you learn from life things that don't go well, i think you benefit it. in that book of 72 people from gerald ford to richard nixon, the people that had passed away at the time to george h.w. bush, to george w bush, to john kerry, i have from every walk of life and people that passed away, i got the biographers which led me to which led me to it's how you play the game. i want to prove that people like george fore

he has this mistaken belief that michael jordan is the man, as opposed to kareem abdul- jabbar.he knicks were. >> the president has you know that a big boost from sean carter, jay-z, and then paid it back. president obama actually helped induct him to the hall of fame. and this is about leadership and it's also about race, but in his words, i thought it would be interesting to run by you. do you know the song murder to excellence? lack excellence, opulence, decadence, next to the president, i'm present. success never smelled so sweet. i think of six else -- success, the new black elite. they say my black card bears the mark of the beast. i repeat, my religion is the be. my verse is like church, my jesus piece, now please, domino, domino, only spot a few blacks the higher i go. what up to will? shadow to letter zero -- o. that could be obama or oprah. but that ain't enough. we need -- 1 million more. i'm curious your reflection on that artistic reading of you there, being with some of the other people. is it not enough people in the world? >> i was the first this, the first that,

young people, google michael jordan and you can read all about it.tonight. >> that was, of course, golden state warriors head coach steve kerr returning to chicago's united center for the democratic national convention last week, the same building where he won three championships as a player with the chicago bulls back in, as he said, in the 1990s. for decades, sports venues have played host to major moments in politics, music, and even race relations. joining us now is professor of african-american studies at columbia university, frank grady. he is the author of a new book "the stadium, and american history of politics, protests and play. talk to us about the origin of this idea. certainly we know in recent years there has been a backlash , shut up and dribble, from the right telling athletes and coaches leave politics out of it. we are seeing more and more that is not going to happen. >> i think it is because venues like stadiums, what i argue in the book, our public institutions. whether they are owned by private entities or not, they have functio

he's got this mistaken belief that, you know, michael jordan is the man as opposed to kareem abdul-jabbarks were at their height. a whole range of chicago athletics. >> the president, as you know, got a big boost from shawn carter, jay-z, and then paid it back. president obama actually helped induct him into the hall of fame. and this is about leadership but it's also about race but it's in his words and i thought it would be interesting to run by you. do you know the song murder to excellence? >> mm-mm. >> jay-z says black excellence, opulence, decadence, tuxes next to the president. i'm present. success never smelled so sweet. i stink of success, the new black elite. they say my black card bears the mark of the beast. i repeat, my religion is the beat. my verse is like church, my jesus piece. now please domino, domino only spot a few blacks the higher i go. what up to will? shout out to o. and i think that could be obama or oprah. but then he says, quote, that ain't enough. we gonna need a million more. kick in the door, biggie flow. i'm all dressed up with nowhere to go. i'm curious ju

back with us, michael waldman and elise jordan.bc political director was asked about this by the "new york times." here is what he said. we're not making commitments to fact check everything or nothing, we're there to keep a conversation going and to facilitate a good solid debate making sure it is civilized. i wonder to what extent it is going to be interesting to see whether, when they fact check, they give donald trump an opportunity to answer that and to what extent do you think if they don't kamala harris is already making up her mind where she will go in for the kill. >> so will kamala harris be the one doing the fact checking tomorrow night. >> right. >> from the sounds of the comments, that is what it sounds like. i don't disagree with the approach that the moderators can't fact check every statement because we know that would take the entire hour long format. if you tried to fact check donald trump. so, to keep the flow going, to keep it snappy and moving along, they're probably going to do what they're capable of but no o

. >> michael: jordan childs filed an appeal of the ruling that stripped her of a bronze medal at the. her appeal seeks to reverse the decision that upheld her fifth place finish. the court is expected to rule in a few months. and apple just announced fda clearance for a software featured on the apple watch to help identify patterns of breathing disturbances that can help lead to a severe sleep apnea diagnosis. coming up later, our becky worley got a look at the new sleep apnea feature on the new apple watch. she will show us how it all works. that can really help some people. we've got more ahead, including an exclusive with the ceo of instagram with an aflownment for teens and parent. that's coming up. >> robin: new details about the titan submersible tragedy that resulted in the death of five people. a coast guard hearing revealed the craft's final message. new accusations about safety concerns before the doomed trip to the titanic began. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is in washington for us. good morning, gio. >> gio: hey, robin, good morning. these are all new seri

. >> i prefer the michael jordan documentary was good, but he didn't kill any babies, so also, i thinkare interesting and have a fascinating story, but there's not there's nothing about this that i think an audience would want to sit down and be put through. >> but you do know, i mean, jeffrey dahmer as well. i teach in a university, and we get lots of students who want to do criminology, and they want to do criminology, and they want to do criminology because they watch true crime stuff. yeah, and there is sort of like it's a, it's fashionable, and i don't think it does anybody any good, actually, because when they come to the university and we're doing criminology and we're talking about sort of research and theories, they kind of lose interest. >> 0kay, one more story on this, in the sunday telegraph . rather in the sunday telegraph. rather stop testing children on times tables . stop testing children on times tables. unions tell ministers, oh, goodness me , times tables oh, goodness me, times tables test should be scrapped and grammar exams stripped back. teaching unions are urging

. >> they have companies -- they are like michael jordan, republicans have secrets, too.t's get back to john. john, welcome back. >> i'm still here. >> comment? >> i heard your conversation. i think this is about coming back to american core values we want safe streets and american manufacturing powerhouse we want low energy costs low utility costs. we want growth and prosperity for all americans. and troop has that plan. it's a common-sense plan it's simple. if given the opportunity to implement, i think all americans will be better off >> you're ignoring the whole -- you heard the other side the character, the -- i mean, tds is a short-term word for what it is. >> let me go back to character. trump cares about the average american. he shows up to funerals when people are killed. he's a warm -- he's humorous. above all, he cares about america and americans. that resonates with a lot of people. i would disagree on how other people view him. i think he would be a great president. and a great president for all americans. >> we only have 30 seconds. i have one market questio

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lisa: i talked about nike and they kind of grew up in tandem with michael jordan and his star power.you are bringing on zendaya. she is not a sports star. what does this represent about the shift in how you are trying to target specific influencers in a world that some people are saying the very entry is not lower, but different in terms of potential disruptors based on social media? >> the senate in the very beginning, we are about igniting spirit through movement. for us the question was how can we credibly tap into many different communities and excite them to move? and roger is absolutely essential to tapping into the tennis community, to start to build tennis together. and also make the company known to more and more people because obviously the awareness that he has and how he was helping to reach a larger audience. within they are, we spotted her wearing the product. she was wearing the product moving. she wasn't wearing the product just standing around so it was very important for her that more people can get access to movement and that she can shave a little bit the messagin