that came from watching mohammed ali. he refused to be afraid. julian bond who was a civil rights activist and is now a head of the naacp, he said that the act of ollie joining the nation was not something we all agreed with. we loved that he was telling white people to go to hell for us. i want to give two examples of his presence giving people confidence in the movements going outside of the ring that are very evocative and not something we are taught in sports century moments on espn. the first is something that took place in alabama. you had a group of african-american athletes. the youth wing of the civil rights movement. they organized a group called the loans county freedom party. they were trying to register the .ourse of the poor sharecroppers, people who worked in factories down there. they are famous in the annals of the civil rights movement because they were the first people to use the symbol of a black panther. they use that as an inspiration. they called themselves the black panthers. that is something that the people who know the

something else i did, i was a big boxing fan when i was a kid, i watched mohamed ali and howard cosell, i knew what mohamed was doing. he was talking a lot of s-h back then and what he did was get people interested in him and the fight. so i knew i had to say something to get the press interested. i said something to a reporter i think from the new york post-that i think there hasn't been a big opening in new york for ten or 20 years and i'm going to do the next big opening. my goodness, i said it kind of spontaneously but thinking about mohamed ali, and that quote went everywhere and every newspaper picked up on it and i looked like the punk. they couldn't wait. i knew i had to live up to the bragging i had done, which i wasn't that serious about, but was just trying to shake things up. >> when you think about coming to new york and think about the kind of restaurants you want, factor in notions that are important to a restaurant's location. what is it about locations? >> when i was -- >> rose: what makes a good location? >> a good location is many things. it's not just the corner of

khalid mohammed 0mar ali, who's 27 and from north london, is accused of preparing acts of terrorism.ossessing explosives in 2012. a 33—year—old british man, suspected of being a member of a gang that kidnapped and murdered western hostages in syria, has been convicted of terrorism. a court in turkey found the former london underground worker aine davis guilty of being a member of so—called islamic state. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, was in court. aine davis posing with a fighter in syria. today, he became the first of the suspected beatles — the infamous islamic state gang from britain — to be sent to prison. at this turkish court house, threejudges found him guilty guilty of being a member of is and sentenced him to seven—and—a—half years in jail. as he was led from court, flanked by prison guards, i asked for his reaction — he just swore at me. he's the second alleged beatle to be taken out of action. his friend, mohammed emwazi, jihadijohn, was killed in a drone strike two years ago after beheading two british hostages and three americans. aine davis was captur

new york times best-selling author lee -- explains of mohammed ali's refusal to join the military and the -- and sting like a bee. -- also being published this week mark pendergrass read the history of atlanta and weighs in on the current development and infrastructure programs in city on the verge. "time magazine" jeffrey kluger reports on massive attempt to reach the moon in apollo 8. and in the flight former air force pilot dan hampton recalls the 1927 transatlantic flight. look for these this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> thank you. i always feel better when we get applause at the front end. i am very honore

street last month has been charged with preparing terrorist acts, scotland yard says khalid mohamed omar ali, from north london, faces a total of three charges. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll be getting response to thejeremy corbyn's official launch of his election campaign. and there'll be more on the prime minister's appearance on the one show, along with her husband phillip. and the latest on the news that an 11—year—old girl has died after an incident at a theme park in staffordshire. but now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. coming up on the programme. maria sharapova's latest wildcard comes from the lta... as she's offered a chance to continue her controversial comeback from a doping ban at the pre—wimbledon tournament in birmingham. we talk to the scottish footballer who has tried to take his life three times and wants more to be done to help players with mental health problems. icame off i came off with ten minutes to go and was standing in the dugout. and th

bullet, first stanley cup finals for the caps, and two heavyweight championship fights starring mohamed ali. when we talk about the thousands of concerts that took place here, elvis, madonna, they all took the stage and the arena came down in twou, but as news 4 mark seagraves shows us now. many of the memories will be rekindled today. >> reporter: peter has great memories of the capitals center. in a game against the tampa bay lightning in 1994, he five goals, including the fastest hat trick in caps history. >> good memories, i like it, but i heard a lot of complaints from opposite teams and players. they were kind of wondering what they want to play, for me, it was a home ring, first ring, actually at capacity for france and i enjoy it. i had a really good year there. >> reporter: if wasn't all hat tricks. as the building began to age, so did the plumbing. one day, a pipe burst, covering his favorite sticks in raw sewage. >> i like them. i put them in the shower for a few hours. it was good, but those sticks woi won, i scored a lot of goals in there. so i kept them. i numbered them. i kep

his story, particularly his boxing match with mohammed ali.have been started -- inspired the 1976 best picture from, rocky. naomi watts and elizabeth moss profar -- costar. >> reporter: audiences can check out the billion dollars and counting blockbuster, the fate of the furious which is held onto its number one spot at the box office for a third week in a row. >> remember i told you i had a brother who was the champion of parking? >> reporter: a lot -- a raunchy comedy, how to be a latin lover, was in second place. the surprise box office success story, the limited release action flick, from great india films. plus the tech thriller, the circle starring tom hanks and emma watson. >> the circle has a power to change everything. >> reporter: in new york, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >>> thank you for joining us at noon on ktvu fox 2 news. we are always with you on ktvu.com and on facebook and twitter. a lot of big stories happening today. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about.

and mohammed ali's refusing to join the military and the impact it had on the nation in sting like a bee. and autumn of the black snake. and mike pender graph provides a history of atlanta and weighs in on the current development and city on the verge. ti"time" magazine's jeffrey attempt to reach the moon in apollo eight. and dan hampton recalls charles lendberg transatlantic flight. >> i thought he would start with an opening question that would allow insight into the what the books are about. i would love to know just to start out is there a moment that brought you clarity around where your book was going? an interview or something like a moment >> i have been on wall street for seven years and the crash was happening and leeman brothers and bear sternz was going down. our hedge fund was in a december oo -- decent position but everyone around me was terrified. the crash really made that worse. i remember being in a meeting with my billonaire boss who and several other traders were in the room. we were talking about the hedge funds being proposed by congress. he said i can only thin

month has appeared in court charged with preparation for a terrorist act. 27—year—old khalid mohammed 0mar aliecord—breaking transfer of last summer. paul pogba's £89.3 million move from juventus to manchester united is now the subject of a fifa investigation. football's world governing body wants to know who was involved in the deal — amid claims that pogba's agent earned more than $40 million from the transaction. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. he came to england with the biggest price tag football's ever seen — paul pogba moved from juventus to manchester united last year for a world—record fee. the transfer was also highly lucrative for this man, the french midfielder‘s representative, mino raiola, one of the game's most powerful agents. earlier, pogba arrived for training ahead of the europa league semifinal tomorrow, but his club are facing questions over how the deal was done. paul pogba's occasionally put in the kind of performance for manchester united that goes some way tojustifying his remarkable transfer fee, but it now appears that it could be the amount of money that his age

khalid mohammed 0mar ali, who's 27 and from north london, is accused of preparing acts of terrorism.activity in afghanistan back in 2012. scores of convictions, including rapes and murders, could be called into question after allegations that thousands of blood samples may have been manipulated. the national police chief's council says that forensic experts are identifying any cases which may require retesting. an 11—year—old girl, thought to be from leicester, has died after an incident at the drayton manor theme park in the west midlands. it's thought she was on a school visit and fell into the water from one of the rides. 0ur correspondent, phil mackie, reports from the scene. it was just after 2.20pm this afternoon, the air ambulance arrived to treat a seriously injured girl. staff and paramedics tried to save her, but she was pronounced dead after being airlifted to hospital. the 11—year—old was on the splash canyon ride when she fell into the water. just closed the area very quickly. the air ambulance came within a couple of minutes and then there's police, fire engines. they c

month has appeared in court charged with preparation for a terrorist act. 27—year—old khalid mohammed 0mar alisives. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, is outside westminster magistrates court. there two explosive counts relate to alleged activity in afghanistan in 2012. khalid 0mar alli spent a number of years abroad and then came to britain last year. a member of his family became concerned and contacted the police. he was put under surveillance, followed through london and arrested in westminster close to parliament square. and a number of knives were recovered from the scene. today, at this hearing, he wore handcuffs and they were kept on. unlike the rest of court he didn't stand up when the judge came in and it also emerged he has refused to have a lawyer. now when the charges were put to him, he said that he did not recognise the charges and so would not be entering a plea. so pleas of not guilty were recorded. he has been remanded in custody and his next court appearance will be on may 19th at the old bailey. our top story this lunchtime. political shockwaves in america as pres

khalid mohamed 0mar ali, from north london, was also charged with two counts of making or having explosiveshe explosive substances act, relate to alleged activity in afghanistan in 2012. mr 0mar ali, who was arrested on parliament street on 27th april, will appear at westminster magistrates' court later today. a new study published in the british medicaljournal points to a link between high doses of some painkillers and heart attacks. it builds on previous research that suggests anti—inflammatory painkillers like ibuprofen, could be connected to some heart problems. scientists said the findings were not clear cut and other factors, notjust the pills, could be involved. a man has told the bbc he's planning to take legal action against the government for the death of his father, who was treated with contaminated blood in the 1980s. it's thought to be the first case of its kind. more than 2,000 deaths have been linked to the scandal in which haemophiliacs were infected with hiv and hepatitis c. jason evans' fatherjonathan was one of many people to have been given the blood clotting treatment "

champion, first stanley cup finals for the caps and two heavyweight championship fights starring mohamed ali>> and it's one also known as the pringle. it's not counting the thousands of concerts from sinatra to elvis to spst 2002, but as news 4's mark shows us now, many of those memories will be rekindled today. >> reporter: peter has great memories of the capital center. in game against the tampa bay lightning in 1994, he scored five goals, including the fastest hat trick in caps history. >> really good memory, i like it, but i heard a lot of complaints from opposite players, they say it was dark and wasn't it will kind of not what they want to play. my first ring actually which was such a catastrophe for our fans and i enjoyed it. i had a really good year there. >> reporter: but it wasn't all hat tricks at the caps center. as the building began to age, so did the plumbing. he says one day a pipe burst. covering his favorite sticks in raw sewage. >> i like them. i put them in the shower for a few hours. it was good, but actually those sticks -- i goals with them. so i kept them. i numbered

blackrock, rick rieder, and mohammed ali arian, all for jobs -- mohamed el-erian. is "bloomberg daybreak." dodge semi conductor facing pressure regarding the takeover deal with qualcomm. elliott management is among those pushing and xp to get a better offer. -- nxp to get a better offer. the 16,000 financial advisors at morgan stanley are about to get some cyborg help. machine learning algorithms suggesting trade from team tax -- tasks. the thinking is that humans with out a rhythmic assistance will be a better solution than mere software that allocates for the masses. jetblue is about to launch a first of its kind boarding program with facial recognition. they will get their picture taken at the gate. the image will be matched to those on file with u.s. customs and border protection. jetblue will start testing it on flights between boston and aruba. alix: the s&p, finishing the last seven of -- seven of the last eight days higher. for companies making up 25% of this year's rally -- four companies making up 25% of this year's rally. facebook, amazon, netflix, and a

imagination like tiger, probably not tiger woods once in lifetime type of golferesh a michael jordan mohamed alin endorsement thing seems to me that companies that are into him are not endorsing him because a great golfer, golf faim game fell apart after marriage and life fell apart exposed a nostalgia for what he represented to the game they are going to want to believe that this was just -- pain administrations for the back surgery, and that even if he was drinking it paemz in comparison to previous hits on character, you know, lots of people drink 3:00 in the morning, and we all have one-offs, so i don't see whether that withdraws his support as it -- to a point that causes endorsers to walk away he seems to have moved into a different category now where i am a wrong in that. >> jim gray final word? >> they may not walk away from him because so much money tied into him doesn't mean he will be effective as an forward not first to have been through this won't be first to recovery live decent life make major contributions the question will he effectively be able to sell any things that he is try

khalid mohammed omar ali, who's 27 and from north london, is accused of preparing acts of terrorism.d of terrorism. a court in turkey found in west london guilty of being a member of so—called islamic state. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has been following the trial in istanbul. aine davis posing with a fighter in syria. today, he became the first of the suspected beatles — the infamous islamic state gang from britain — to be sent to prison. at this turkish court house, threejudges found him guilty of being a member of is and sentenced him to seven—and—a—half years in jail. as he was led from court, flanked by prison guards, i asked for his reaction — he just swore at me. he's the second alleged beatle to be taken out of action. his friend mohammed emwazi, jihadijohn, was killed in a drone strike two years ago after beheading two british hostages and three americans. aine davis was captured 18 months ago at this luxury seaside villa complex, a0 miles outside istanbul. he had risked secretly crossing the borderfrom is—controlled parts of syria and travelling hundred

ago has appeared before magistrates, accused of preparing terrorist acts. 27—year—old khalid mohammed omar ali or having explosives. he was remanded in custody and will appear at the old bailey, later this month. manchester university says it's planning to cut up to 171 mainly academicjobs, to make cost savings and ensure its "financial sustainability. " the university and college union said there was no economic rationale for cuts on such an "enormous" scale. three women who were arrested as part of an investigation by the metropolitan police counter terrorism command have been released — while another three women remain in custody. the arrests were made after a raid in april by armed police in north—west london which resulted in one woman being shot. an eleven—year—old girl who died after falling from a water ride at a theme park in staffordshire yesterday has been named as evha jannath from leicester. in a statement her family said that words cannot describe the pain and loss they feel. evha was on a school trip to drayton manor park when she fell from a boat on one of the rides. her school

a judge is expected to decide if corey ali mohammed is mentally stable enough to face criminal charges. he is 39 years old and he is accused of shooting three white men in a racially motivated attack on april 18. is also charged with killing a motel security guard just days before. if he is convicted he could get life in prison or the death penalty. >>> legal analyst say a federal judge has dealt a setback to uber. the judge asked federal prosecutors to investigate uber and one of its executives to determine if the rideshare may have stolen trade secrets involving driverless technology. waymo is a self-driving car project that accuses uber of stealing some of his trade secrets. the judge presiding over the case also rejected uber's request to settle the lawsuit in arbitration. the spokespersons of the company welcomes the opportunity to discuss the independently developed technology in any form. >>> itself a high school is raising money to help a graduating senior who overcame great odds to get into his dream college. 18-year-old valentino hug sorry and will graduate next month from le