the black, muslim fighter, who's also known as muhammad ali, was immediately stripped of his title by the world boxing association." behe united states army, especially, as some have pointed out, many have pointed out, when not taking the step i" ali claimed he was a muslimldn'. "as a muslim minister, mywn outlook on war and violence isw" prison sentence plus $10,000 fine." fight again until october of 1970. "what i am doing is legal. thisl received court. you can deny the draft on any grounds, but you have to go to court. it's law. if you lose you have to go to jail which i is legal, been theost persecuted." nearly four years aftere refused to enter the army, the "and if there is a littleill be prevailed in the courts." the week of june 29, 1971 - just three monthsfter suffering his first loss of his career to joe frazier - ali would get off the mat and win his biggest fight. the supreme court, in an 8-0 ruling, found ali was sincere in his anti-war beliefs in regards to his muslim faith and the doj didn't give a reason for denying his original request. "a grocery owner came out grab

was -- i was trying to ask him if he would be in cleveland for the debate and he said he is not muhammad alimark: you find his demeanor dramatically different than the one they put in the ad. heidi: yes. i cannot say he is the only candidate that i have seen who has a different demeanor especially when they are in washington for the first time. he did seem like he got prickly with you. he has a good relationship with the press. >> that is standard john kasich. if you ask him about it, you will hear the other k-6 staple -- the other john kasich staple. you are going to see how western pennsylvania vintage plays here. mark: do you think he thinks he is going to be president or the you think he is struggling as an underdog? jonathan: i think he has a shot to be president. mark: thanks for coming in to only come back, arkansas doublespeak city. ♪ mark: bill and hillary clinton political partners for decades now. yesterday, i asked jimmy carter to compare them as politicians can you said i think they are both superb politicians. not everyone agrees with jimmy carter. in her interview, it was clea

many have appeared on magazine covers hchl befriended president kennedy and muhammad ali.these guys. ♪ it's been a hard day's night ♪ >> reporter: it was 51 years ago tonight that the beatles burst onto the big screen in a hard day's night at this cultural landmark we're finally seeing this, bob ga knell's private collection of photographers of the beatles, most of them never before seen in public until now. >> i have lots of photographs of them and the girls. >> reporter: he shot this on assignment for "life" magazine days before they first appeared on the ed"the ed sullivan show"." >> it was complete. >> reporter: both the airport and hotel were mobbed by screaming teenagers. gu mel took these photos around a swimming pool. >> they were the whitest white people i had ever met. it was blinding. >> reporter: when they went to the beach, young women chased them into the water. they were the world's most famous rock stars, but john paul george and ringo struck ga mel as well mannered reserved gentlemenly, and friendly. >> their star dom that had already begun had not affect

an escoffiere, a muhammad ali, a dalai lama, joey marrone.hing about their chosen field, who changes the whole landscape. life after them is never the same. martin picard is such a man. a here to forean encounter hybrid of rugged outdoorsman, veteran chef, with many years of fine dining experience. renegade, innovator, he's one of the most influential chefs in north america. he's also a proud quebecois, and perhaps he more than everyone else has defined for a new generation of americans and canadians what that means. he is an unlikely ambassador for his country and his province. but maybe not so unlikely. i mean, look at him. out for a day trapping beaver with local trapper karl. so the bait is wood? >> yeah. just the bark. >> they eat the bark? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> are i understand in pioneer days beaver was the financial engine of canada. empires were built on it. every hat practically in the world was made of befr pelt. >> that's why today it is the icon of canada. >> to a less er extent the tradition continues today. karl continues to

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laila ali, muhammad ali's daughter, a boxer. i've done a lot of different kinds of books, and i would love to do a book with a politician. >> host: does your name get out there once you've got a name on a book? does somebody see it? how does it snowball into another book or another contract? >> guest: well, i'm still hustling, and i believe in the hustle. you know, i'll tell you a quick story. when i did my first book, the ray charles book, i thought it was all over. i thought the next day i'd get a call from paul mccartney, mick jagger, eric clapton and i'd just have gigs for the rest of my life because, you know, ray charles is such a megastar. nobody called. nobody called. and one of the things i learned is that i can't count on the books that i've done to generate more work for me that i have to continue to go out and -- now i have an agent who i love, and he's also very proactive and his name is david zigliano. but i, i don't take anything for, anything for granted. but i also have to say and maybe this is what's kept me as

. >> muhammad ali, end of the 14th round. >> before that, you're count ing growth in tens of thousand really day one for both businesses. hbo and the cable industry. >> if you are a fan, what you will see in the next few minutes to follow will convince you you have have gone to sports heaven. >> in the mid '70s in the sports world there were three giants. cbs, nbc, abc. and then in connecticut, somebody got a hold of a transponder. >> the picture you are watching, right now, has been taken by a camera sent through some sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system. >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite. they said can we cover the whole state? the guy looked and said you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever you can send this all over the country. they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know what they had. >> and he wound up revolutionizining television sports. >> welcome everyone to espn "sportscenter.

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she was muhammad ali out there. don't mess with her. she floats like a butterfly.tings like a bee. >> netflix is going to be your biggest gainer. a 12% gain $110. almost everyone has price targets from 100 to 150. >> i am keeping mine despite what's happening. >> on a 12-month basis. >> honestly the u.s. growth was extraordinary versus what we thought in a very weak seasonable quarter. i didn't expect this. in terms of their ability to have pricing power, other than amazon prime, there isn't anyone in the world that has pricing power that doesn't abuse it. >> you were not impressed. >> i was trying to buy those sneakers because of amazon prime, saved $19. >> i forgot to go on and purr use to see what was available. >> we haven't talked about ebay which for a variety of reasons is worth a quick focus. the company is going to split and actually on the 20th of july. you'll have paypal and ebay. paypal is traded on a when issued basis. the second care ter, 2015 earnings. some notes from the call look pretty good. $4.4 billion. ebay up 5%. paypal up 19% to $2.3 billion.

the iranian cleric ayatollah muhammad ali who was hand picked by the islamic republic supreme leader to deliver the prayers, delivered a message of hostility to the united states in the first official remarks since a final nucleardale was signed between iran -- nuclear deal was signed between iran and world powers in vienna last week. analysts who spoke with the washington free beacon about the anti-american tone of last week's prayers said it is a sign tehran believes it bested the united states in the talks. you think? the article further down says iran's defense minister on monday said the deal will also prohibit all foreigners from inspecting iran's quote, defensive and missile capabilities, unquote, at sensitive military sites. look, you don't have to be -- you don't have to have my s.a.t. scores to know they're going to be classifying as many sites as they can. as defensive sites that we cannot have inspected. so it's time to say no to the deal. americans need to rise up and demand it. and let's crush the iranian deal before iran crushes israel and the great satan, the united s

you have a kid that's interested in sports, maybe a sports biography would be -- a biography of muhammad ali or joe lewis may interest them. if someone is interested in culinary arts, there's an author who wrote a book about african-american history through food. i believe it's jessica -- jessica something, i forget. and i'll tweet about it or something later, because that bugs me. but there are different entry points that you can take in there while we are fighting the good fight with these textbooks or whatever instead of losing time and in ten years the 5-year-olds are 15, you know? we can fill in those blank withs now organically -- blanks now organically. they're on -- on netflix there are different documentaries on there from different aspects of black life. as everyone said here the material is out there. it's there. >> thank you. this is our last question. >> hi. my name is a.d. mentor and you brought up a point a very interesting point, and i figure i better ask this question because if i didn't i'd lose my mind. you mentioned that when you were doing research for a particular magaz

i'm working on the biography of muhammad ali. >> the guy is versatile. >> yeah. a little crazy maybe. thanks. [applause] >> so we're out of time here, but you can tell from the way jon talks that he knows how to use words. this book is really entertaining. but it's also really enlightening, you know? and, i mean, part of the brilliance of it is that he posed a question that you didn't even know was lurking in your mind until he posed the question who invented the pill? it's a great yarn. >> thank you. >> thank you. he's going to sign some books out there. [applause] >> all right well, thank you very much for our panel and thank you all very much for attending. as we just said, mr. eig will be signing books right outside in the lobby. [inaudible conversations]