i think it will be for years to come the definitive biography of muhammad ali, my words. through the text. having said that, i was fascinated to get through it to see what new information you had gleaned because in some ways ali's been in our face for so long. we tend to think with people like him or dr. king that we know everything, and we really don't. there are two or three things that jumped out at me that i thought was information that i had not heard or seen before. and i want to go through some of that. >> sure. >> one is that in the days since his passing, the months since his passing, some fbi files have been released. and you went through those. what did you find out that we didn't know about folk in his camp? >> some of the guys in ali's camp, people he trust like angelo dundee and dundee's brother, chris, were serving as informants for the fbi. >> say it ain't so. say it ain't so. not angelo dundee. >> yeah, angelo dundee. ali was hanging around with malcolm x., other members of the nation of islam. they wanted to know what he was doing, who he was talking to.

muhammad ali enterprises claims the network used ali's name and image in a promotional video that aired before the super bowl without permission. the company argues the three-minute video could have been sold to advertisers for up to $30 million. >>> and there is no joy in cleveland this morning after the yankees finished off a stunning comeback. they climbed out of a hole against the indians last night fighting back to win 5-2. they'll now play the astros in the american league championship series. game one is tomorrow night. go, yankees. >> well, we have the cubs and nats today. >>> coming up, an unusual choice on the menu at a popular fast food chain. >>> l. the boy scouts not just for boys anymore. is it good for girls? >>> a controversial name change for the expensive coach bags many of you might have at home. . with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic rea

. >>> muhammad ali was making headlines protesting the vietnam war. we'll take a look at a new book that show as much more flawed and complex character than many of us knew. that's ahead. >>> we begin this half hour with what mae be a significant shift in gun control. stephen paddock used a bump stock to turn his rifles into machine guns. >> some republicans in congress as does president trump. joining us from our washington bureau is ed o'keefe. he's been corying this story for the "washington post." he's also a cbs news contributor. good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> hi, ed. >>> how significant was it? >> it was significant, anthony. you saw republicans so openly willing to discuss it. usually after the traejgys you hear them say, it's too soon to judge. i was struck that almost immediately you saw some pretty senior republican lawmakers realize that this obscure device that nobody knew about, at least not at the capital, they were able to talk about it and say something needs to be done or we do something in legislation. you heard majority lea

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there but they are going for a racial justice that is not true it's absolutely and what about muhammad ali what about the. picks runners who raised right who saluted who raise their fists this is a part of history and a part of this is what nixon said about muhammad ali he was playing that game back in the seventy's i mean you know it's just well anyway we will move along. we're all starting it redone voter suppression almost certainly one wisconsin for donald trump according to a comprehensive new study out of the university wisconsin madison the badger states voter suppression id law deterred or prevented as many as thirty seven thousand eligible voters going to the polls on election day that's more than enough to account for donald trump's twenty two thousand vote margin of victory over hillary clinton in wisconsin when republicans go. to stop this charade and actually let americans vote recent study by a lawyer university law professor justin love and found just thirty one instances of potential voter fraud in the entire united states all fifty states over a fourteen year period from t

. >> you are watching "good morning washington" -- on your side autria: the estate of muhammad ali ishe details in the first look. >> this three minute video that aired before the super bowl good cost fox broadcasting company ready million dollars. >> walk with me -- $30 million. suingammad ali's estate saint it uses his image, likeness, as the center of a promotional video without their permission. >> there was no authorization for fox to use muhammad ali's identity which they used to promote themselves. >> why that amount? they say fox could have sold the three minutes a use for its promotional video to other advertisers for $30 million. >> test as to reason, you do not give up $30 million unless you feel you benefit at least equal t lawsuit at 7:00 a.m.. i am kendis gibson. ♪ alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, f

and smart intelligent people who knew to get out if you are wondering who that famous person was muhammad ali and his family lived here in the early 70's when i went to high school across the street as he was waiting to get his house built over across the other side of route zero seven in cherry hill. this is a time, where he was, almost a heavyweight champion of the world as he was getting ready to fight joe frazier in the 60's and early 70's. >> thanks very much, steve. 4:02. two young boys found dead inside their home in wilmington, absolute tragedy. police say they have made an arrest, lets get tout lauren johnson with what we know at this hour. lauren? >> reporter: good morning, karen. they are not saying who that person is rear assuming it is boys mother because she was in police custody yesterday. she made the 911 call asking for a wellness check for her sons but it was too late. now a memorial outside the home to remember the young lives. last night, the community gathered hand in hand, praying for the young, helpless victims, the vigil happening steps away from the home at ninth and

. >> boxing legend muhammad ali's estate filed a lawsuit gains a television network we'll tell you why it could cost fox $30 million. >> girls are invited to join the boy scouts, but the girl scouts are not happy about it. >> reporter: we have a box truck blocking i-95. it's slowing down traffic. we'll look at that and check the schuylkill expressway next. >> good morning everyone, 5:14 a.m., taking a live look at a soggy philadelphia international airport. look, there's a cart moving all by itself. it's actually a if i pickup tru. >> maybe there's a zombie or something else, halloween is coming. let's get karen rogers to look at the traffic out there. >> reporter: we have traffic problems, i-95 southbound approaching woodhaven road. we have an accident involving a box truck. looks like two other vehicles, southbound approaching woodhaven road. we'll see how slow everybody is going, the shoulder remaineds -- remains blocked, i-95 southbound, a multi-vehicle accident a box truck and two other vehicles involved with this one. schuylkill expressway eastbound at the boulevard, the right la

. >> yeah, the question i have is i -- admire ali and one of the stories about muhammad ali was after he won the olympics, that he threw his gold medal into the river. and i've read that but i don't know if that's true or not. have you discovered in addition about that? >> yeah. so good news is is that bicycle mess turned out to be true. gold medalness probably not. so the story goes and first appears in ali autobiography that he was back from the olympics and he was wearing his olympic melds he wore it every where. he just -- , obviously, wanted to show it off he slept with it on. and he was in a restaurant and couldn't get served so according to his autobiography a white motorcycle gang chased hill out of the restaurant and as he was flee, going across the bridge of the ohio river he threw it into the river and in frustration and in protest that even a gold medal doesn't earn you service at one of these restaurants. when his book was published somebody asked him about that. and alex said what are you talking about? he said i didn't read the book, what are you talking about? and -- [

one has to think backs to jackie owens, muhammad ali as american examples.cale of the protest we have seen and the response from president donald trump saying goes layers who do kneel during the anthem are unpatriotic, not respecting the american flag, it has taken it to a whole new level. sport it seems is now the new front line in the racial and political divide. both sides very entrenched on this. the nfl commissioner saying late yesterday he hopes away can be found through this. he wants the to stand, that was left on today on twitter by president trump. that is where the situation lies. an important meeting is coming up next week. the players today, lots of nfl players who have protested, saying it is their constitutional right to freedom of expression and freedom of speech. it seems this issue is very entrenched on both sides. and, richard, you've caught up with many of the big names involved in the story — who have you been speaking to and what have they had to say? i've been travelling across the united states the past few days, and i've been speakin

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she grew up in chicago but now lives in florida ijsselmeer rating muhammad ali biography ever like to talk to you. she looked at me like who gave you permission? of course, the answer is nobody but would you talked to me anyway? sarah that since the responsibility and taking his life in my hands and he did not ask me to get i explained i really wanted to do this to give him the biography that he deserves. not another of the of the story st. but sherpas who he really was. for $10 wassn interesting years off his life to the vietnam protesting and a juror from sure fights tell me what it was like to be married to this man. she said how much were you paid me? i during that battle law. and especially in the boxing world. i said just one question when i called his brother. i guess once in a watershed dog's name? he's the $1,000 i said that is where your dog's name? to read he said i will not touch your wish to give me a thousand dollars. i said i don't pay for interviews but i am very persistent. in boxing they say you fight above your weight so the fact she would even go out with me tellin

coming up in sport: team gb boxer muhammad ali is facing a long ban after testing positive for a steroidar which is expected to challenge the world land—speed record is getting its first public outing this afternoon in cornwall. the arrow—shaped bloodhound, which is designed to travel at 1,000 miles per hour, is being tested at the relatively sedate speed of about 200 miles an hour on the runway at cornwall airport in newquay. 0ur correspondent robert hall is there for us. we are right on the edge of the runway, and if i can show you some pictures of the car making its way around the perimeter before going to the end of the runway for its first run. this is an important day. i can tell you a bit about the story behind this remarkable car. from behind the blast doors that once protected a cold war fighter, the car powered by one of today's jet engines. this is a journey that began on an october day nine years ago, a journey which has reached one of its most important milestones. this is complex technology. a 7.5 tonne vehicle that will generate six times more power than an entire formula

it started seven years earlier when jackie robinson crossed the color line, muhammad ali and the vietnamar -- you could go on and on. so i think this is in the tradition of civil disobedience in america. and, finally, i will say that, we wouldn't be talking about this were it not for president trump's comments. and the conservative pundit john podhoretz had a great tweet, which is, "trump's pavlovian, and we're all dogs," that by pointing fingers and arguing about this, we're taking his bait. this is divide-and-conquer politics. he wanted to distract us from healthcare failing again and so forth. >> sam. >> i was gonna say exactly that. i think donald trump has demonstrated the most unpatriotic performance among all of us by dividing us. that's not what the president of the united states is intended to be. that's not what george washington had in mind when, for example, he resisted calls to enter the -- a war between france and england. that's not what he had in mind when he stood up for the constitution, for the ratification of it. the president of the united states is the person who fi

amount of player activism in the united states or the most important act of player activism since muhammad ali the 19605. he would not go to vietnam in the 1960s. the active kneeling is getting attention but what about the issues behind it, racial inequality and alleged police brutality? do you think that is being discussed?” think that is being discussed?” think it depends on who is doing the writing and who is doing is speaking. we have news channels in the united states that have different political slant and all sorts of sports networks that have an interest in the politics so the sports networks in particular cover the racial injustice issue. some of the racial injustice issue. some of the more progressive news outlets cover it as well. conservative news outlets that in many ways are supporters of the trump administration of caustic trump point of view. this is an issue of free speech in america so for the president of the united states and his vice president to say that this group of all players don't have the right to free speech or they shouldn't be allowed to take this knee as an exce

. >> the estate of the late boxing great of muhammad ali filed a saw the against fox broadcasting companythe heavyweight champ passed away 8 months earlier. the lawsuit sues for $30 million that would have been the going rate for the ad space taken up by the clip. >>> joe biden will speak to students at rutgers university main campus, a national campaign to end sexual assault on college campuses. the campaign was launched in 2014 after recommendations from the white house task force to prevent sexual assault. the event is open to students only. >> rain is continue east coast, david murphy tracks how long it will last. >> a woman is groped on a popular jogging trail, we'll be right back. >> now on "action news" mold problems force another school in the area to cancel classes. we're live with the important information for families. >> there's new accusations in california as the deadly wildfires around the wine country so no signs of slowing down. >> western suburbs are clearing out, but the wet roads have caused a lot of trouble for the morning commute. >> indeed it has, good morning, ever

when he had his first identity crisis of whether he wanted to be a superhero or just go back to muhammad aligainst superman, the man of steel in the ring. >> you have batman in the front row. is that jimmy carter? >> it's possible that it was. superman. we are the greatest. >> there's more than 10,000 items to be bidding on and some of the comments online are already bidding for $2,000 or more, you guys. >> whoa. >> if you want to get your inner nerd out, we have many more comics up on the nbc washington facebook page. >> i had those magazines, superman we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see aborti

>> first of all, i am guessing her reference to muhammad ali is a reference to boxing.nt it in the sense of hitting in the ring. he'd never get it to happen but the idea of a round between her and donald trump is pretty interesting. i think he would probably win in the opening half minute. what you have on the left -- >> sean: he's not going to hit a girl. a woman. he's not going to do that. [laughs] >> if he was confronted with her, she would be very pleasant until she hit him in to back and the second she had him coming she would be knocked down. >> sean: newt gingrich encourages trump to hit congresswoman. i can see the headlines now. that's not what you're saying. >> my point is this, the left -- i did this interview with the report of the other day. i cut him off and i said you have a pathology. i can't answer your question because you are pathological. he was totally stunned and said what you mean? i think you are so anti-trump, you are not in touch with the real world so how can i interview with you? maxine waters is the same group. so crazy. certified play out o

i grew up with muhammad ali, my idol, name change, i have no problem.em jabbar are active in the 60s, i want you to take a royal. they didn't take a knee in the national anthem. george foreman walked around with a flag in the olympics. he came from a horrible neighborhood in houston anything but homogenous. i'm pro-country. i want to make my country better. here is my flag. i think what they don't understand, even if their cause is pure and just, you're making us choose between country and your cause and we don't know where this came from. it came not from a muhammad ali. neil: finding ample ground to boycott,? those who support players, boy coat teams like espn commentator, that are forcing this on their players. conversely sports fans, i will boycott the nfl and their advertiser because of this. >> lose-lose. some commentators are saying, especially in that case, she is african-american women who has spoken out before, said bad things about the celtics in 2008. about their organization. she got sus pinnedded for that. this is her second time. she had

muhammad ali, jackie robinson. >> team owners have every right -- nobody can hear each other becauseking. ultimately, the team owners have the right to fire them in this particular case and i am be what ultimately happens. that's real trouble for the nfl. >> nobody has moved at all. this has not moved the needle at all. >> trish: richard, thank you. the russian scandal that the media just doesn't want you to know about. here's a hint, it involves hillary clinton. stay with us, i will see you right after this. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or

an escoffier, a muhammad ali, a dalai lama, joey ramone.ne who changes everything about their chosen field, who changes the whole landscape. li after them is never the same. martin picard is such a man. a heretofore unencountered hybrid of rugged outdoorsman, veteran chef with many years of fine dining experience, renegade, innovator. he is one of the most influential chefs in north america. he is also a proud québécois. and perhaps he, more than anyone 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 carl. >> carl: no. >> martin: no? >> anthony: so the bait is wood? >> martin: yeah. they just eat the -- the bark. >> anthony: they eat the bark? >> martin: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anthony: now i understand in pioneer days, beaver was the financial engine of canada. >> martin: yeah. >> anthony: empires were built on it. every hat practically in the world

muhammad ali lived with his family here in the late 60's, early 70's waiting for his house in cherry hill to be built on winding drive. so interesting historical value with this building. >> thank for that. good perspective. >>> senator john mccain was down the street from frustrates last night, yes, speaking at the national constitution center. a big award ceremony they have every year. >> this is why we love living in philadelphia, was this a moment or what? he was, of course accepting the 2017 liberty medal. the award goes to the individual who shows courage, conviction while striving to secure liberty for people across the country, senator mccain took his time on stage, to do just that, in an emotional speech he calls out nationalism and celebrates democracy. >> to fear the world we have organized and led three-quarters of the century to bandon ideals we have advanced around the globe to refuse obligations of international leadership, and our duty to remain the last best hope of earth, for the sake of some half baked spur just nationalism, cooked up by people who would rather fin

individual protests, tommy smith, john carlos, 1968, of course, the entire life of mohammed all live -- muhammad alio back to jesse owens and other instances but never a league speaking in unison and also the nba and its players got involved last week when president trump disinvited the warriors to the white house. >> jim gray, we appreciate your insight on this. speaking of president trump, he is arriving in air force one at joint base andrews after spending the weekend in new jersey. obviously still on the plane, still taxiing, we will take you there live once the president departs air force one. >>> it is the show that takes you inside the personal lives of celebrities, telling their stories, through the items they hold near and dear. coming up, i will talk to objectified host harvey levin on what it is like to interview someone who is seen as one of the biggest villains in reality show history. harvey, stay with us. remember that accident i got in with the pole, and i had to make a claim and all that? is that whole thing still dragging on? no, i took some pics with the app and... filed a claim,

republican has been critical of president trump, others hoff received this liberty medal in the past muhammad ali, hillary clinton and stephen speilberg. >>> 5:11. really nasty attack this happened at a wawa. >> still ahead here on "good day philadelphia" a customer throws scolding cup of coffee on to a employee there and police are trying to find him. >>> we have a first for new jersey rocker john bon jovi, what he just did, that has him finally joining the tech world >>> turn off radios as you hit had road. >> 5:11. hello malvern live look at route 202 near route 29 in the construction zone, lets get to the shore, all of the those wildwood days as we are looking live out front in front of the fun arcade on the boardwalk. we have your forecast, little chill think morning as bruno mars got a traffic jam, for you, we will be right back. a massive hurricane that doesn't normally get one. >> we will show you video of the remnants of the sigh clean continuing to hammer ireland and parts of the uk. the storm has killed at lee, three people, down trees, and knocked out power to thousands of people. oph

my muhammad ali, jim brown.tions can at least relay it well but he's been underground. he is now suing the nfl for collusion without even telling the union ahead of time. they were caught by surprise. scott, was that good move? >> look at the athletes they you compared him to. they were eloquent and i would submit that if you go back and look at all of his interviews, he's quite eloquent as well. he invested $1 million in these social justice causes. he has put his money where his mouth is. the collision lawsuit, if he's got a witness or documents, it will put more pressure on the nfl to either settle with him, resolve or they will fight to the end. the cda is important because a few shows collusion, the cba itself will be terminated. look at the players union, whether they talk to him or not. maybe they will join the lawsuit. >> brian: harmeet, the cardinals and dolphins and packers, they all passed on him. what does that tell you? >> first of all, on the collusion thing -- let me just say mark gary gose is a g

. >> this is surreal to be here with muhammad ali robe, and principal's -- prince's guitar, that's aot of people excited for that one. coming up michael jordan getting into the medical game. costing him 7 billion bucks. we'll break it down for you coming up after this. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming.

the sports world has not been so deeply engrossed in politics since muhammad ali spoke out against thecalled dave, who's the sports editor at the nation to lash out against president trump for being a quote soulless coward after the president said former presidents like barack obama and george bush didn't call families of fallen soldiers or maybe they did. i just am not sure. well, has been critical of the president in the past even saying the u.s. is an embarrassment to the world. on the other hand, just days after president trump told nba champions the golden state warriors they were no longer welcome at the white house, new york knicks or understand sent a $125,000 check to th the president's reelection efforts. this on top of more than 300,000 he put toward the initial campaign. now, of course, some nfl players going to football have had their own issues with the president. the league going through protest controversy since the start of the season. right now nfl team owners and players are actually huddled together at the conrad hotel downtown new york to find a common ground to lo

i think about jack audio robinson, muhammad ali, i don't think about this oasis will politics does not exist. >> for some people it is that. >> if they want to be blind to the politics that course throughout sports all the time. look, if these players kneeling at this moment is so offensive to you, maybe you should consider what is so offensive to them that they feel the needed to do that. >> i'm going to let that be the last word. always good to see you. msnbc contributor and host of bing worthy. >>> now the breaking news out of california. out of control wildfires have absolutely been ravaging the state including its famed wine country. here's the latest at this hour. at least 15 people have been killed. more than 100 are reported missing. 17 large wildfires have already burned through 115,000 ache nerps northern and southern california. thousands of homes and businesses are destroyed. as you can see here, entire neighborhoods have been wiped out. i want to put the devastation in perspective. look at this neighborhood in northern california if we can show it. this is santa rosa befor

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muhammad ali in the audience and i wanted to thank her for her focus on this issue. [applause] >> i appreciate her presence with us today. thank you. [video clip] >> one of the reasons that i thought we would show the video from radio free asia was to make a point. there is very little information outside of these types of coverage that are coming into the outside world. more important, the burmese people themselves, in myanmar, there is no coverage of this information. people do not actually know what is happening. the generals that run the country have a different narrative. there is very little recognition of the reality. in order to get to that reality, it is very important that we get reporters in on the ground, that aid into.s. a id -- that we cover. as long as the presence is there, it is a check to these types of atrocities. there are a few more pressing demands, with respect to our attention to the immediate moment, where we can do killings,to halt mass with the plight of the working appeared -- plight of the ro yhinga. they have been one of the most persecu

neil: i remember a guy named muhammad ali put a lot on the line personally himself. >> he was a free didn't have a employer when he took a stand. but i really think the nfl teams, in each community ought to be taking the lead, working with their players to facilitate dialogue with leaders, with average voters and we ought to be having a lot more listening, a lot more talking. whether you have tim scott, a conservative republican african-american senator from one of the reddest states in the country, south carolina, getting on the senate floor saying that he he has been stopped repeatedly because he is african-american, that tells you something is wrong. he is not exactly a lefty or race baiter. i have a lot of african-american friends, successful people, they constantly bring up issues that occur with them, their children. this is not made up. these people have no -- neil: i guess where you and i will differ, whether professional football is the venue to do it. we'll see. >> great platform. they have got the promotions. they have got the marketing. neil: thank you very, very much. we

did anyone tell jim brown, muhammad ali, bill russell, jackie robinson how to be an activist? took a whim because his girlfriend told him he didn't like the way law enforcement was acting when it comes to minorities in this country, and that's what happened. stuart: you support -- you saw the gallop poll five years ago, 67% of adults said, yeah, we're fans of football. now it's 57%. that's a ten-point drop in five years. that is huge. but college football is attracting more fans. they've gone up two points. what does that tell you? >> well, it tells me america loves football, but they also love the country, and they're forced to make a choice, and they're not happy about it. i also am very curious to see the baseball ratings. not only has the post season been thrilling, but they are really going to the degree to make this more exciting. the screens are active, there's more things from the pitch to the ball isn't the stadium. i also want to bring this up. and this is problematic. the jaguar president apologists for his team taking a knee back on the 24th of september. man, the