how do you want us to remember pat summitt? >> oh, boy. o important to pat. and, you heard christine touch on it in terms of helping create opportunities for women in sports and in her later years, with her battle with alzheimer's. her creating the pat summitt foundation. she was so passionate about helping other people that had the disease and helping other families. and, so, just continuing on those two things. helping find a cure for alzheimer's. and helping women continue the reach, young women continue to reach their potential. >> well said. kara, you take care. i'm sure i'll be seeing you in the days and weeks ahead. appreciate you taking some time. christine brennan as well. thank you so much to you both. we'll be right back. what if we woke up one day and everything just stopped going wrong? no more accidents. no more fires. no more emergencies. no more bad anything. but in a world where things stopped going wrong, where would state farm be? right here. to help with college. here. for that first car. and here. for new beginnings. be

2012, president obama awarded summitt, the presidential medal of freedom. >> when a doctor told pat summittred from dementia. she almost punched him. when a second doctor advised her to retire. she responded do you know who you are dealing with here? >> you have to want this game. >> reporter: summitt turned the lady vols into a juggernaut. pushed women's basketball on the national stage and elevated the popularity of women's sports. she led her teams to more victories than any coach to ever walk the sidelines. more than duke's coach, and john wooden. but her impact on the game was undeniable even to her fiercest rival, uconn head coach, gino oreama. >> she had the foresight, vision, intensity level. she made it. "hey, it is okay for women to stare you down on the sideline and be upset and show emotion." the basketball floor at tennessee now bears her name as does a plaza across the street. >> i want everybody to know how much i appreciate what's happened here today. and i don't think i will ever forget it. and i love you all. thank you. >> reporter: in 1998, charlie rose asked summit what

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as we talk about pat summitt today, pat summitt said once, sometimes you learn more from losing thanou do in winning. i think hillary clinton has learned a lot from her loss in 2008 which has allowed no day to go unleft in which you don't force your message. >> stephanie, i saw you nodding your head to a lot of that. when you lay that out, elizabeth warren. a bold choice. an all woman ticket would be brand new. you look at tim kaine, the senator from virginia. could bring you a state as an experienced governor and a senator. how do you suss that out? >> you have to go with who you have chemistry with. i think you saw an awful lot of chemistry on the trail yesterday between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. a tremendous amount of energy. i think that she's got energy with tim kaine, too. ultimately, it's who you want to have a partnership with, who it works with. people don't vote on -- based on who the vp is. you don't win a state because of that. you just have to see a good partnership. a president and a vice president on the stage. i think you saw it yesterday. >> switching to

. >>> hall of fame college basketball coach, pat summitt, died today at 64. her career was cut short by alzheimers disease. in 38 seasons, summitt won eight national titles and 1,098 games. more than any other coach, male or female. dana jacobson of cbs sports looks back. >> right there! >> reporter: few coaches of any gender in any sport were as intense as pat summittt. >> 3 second. somebody count! >> reporter: vocal for sure. she could just as easily send shudders through a player without saying a word. that was on the good days. >> what happens when i lose? you don't want to be around me. >> reporter: summitt was co-captain of the silver medal olympic team. graduate assistant at ten see when the head coach suddenly quit, and summitt was handed the job at age of 22. >> i didn't know what i was doing. >> reporter: back then, summitt made $250 a month and held donut sales to buy uniforms. she had to fight for funding but eventually built tennessee into ape powerhouse. won her first ncaa title 13 years in and transformed women's basketball in the process. her

pat summitt is the winningest basketball coach in division i history, men's or women's. >> pat summitt and destiny! >> reporter: in 2011, pat took on her most daunting opponent, alzheimer's. when did you know something wasn't right? >> i'd wake up in the morning and i'd think, where am i? i'd have to gather myself. i just didn't feel right. >> reporter: concerned about disorientation and other signs like losing her keys and forgetting her schedule, pat sought a leading specialist at the mayo clinic who confirmed her worst fears. she had early onset dementia, alzheimer's type. >> obviously, very disappointed. i hate to sound this way, but why me? why me with dementia? it was hard you know, i mean, it hurt me, but i go, well, i got to do it. i got to deal with it. >> reporter: by her side throughout has been pat's only child, her now 25-year-old son tyler. >> was there a period of denial with your mom after diagnosis, honestly? >> with anything like dementia, that first initial shock, if you just accept it, then you don't really care. and so i think there needed to be that denial. becaus

hall of fame college basketball coach pat summitt died today at 64. her career was cut short by alzheimer's disease. in 38 seasons, summitt won eight national titles and 1,098 games, more than any other coach, male or female. dana jacobson of cbs sports looks back. >> right there! >> reporter: few coaches of any gender in any sport were as intense as pat summitt. >> three seconds! somebody count! >> reporter: vocal to be sure, but she could just as easily send shudders through a player without saying a word. and that was on the good days. >> what happens when i lose? oh! you don't want to be around me. >> reporter: an all-american at tennessee martin, summitt was cocaptain of the 1976 silver medal olympic team. she was a graduate assistant at tennessee when the head coach suddenly quit, and summitt was handed the job at the age of 22. >> i didn't know what i was doing. i just got through it. >> reporter: back then, summitt made just $250 a month and held donut sales to buy uniforms. she had to fight for funding, but eventually built tennessee into a po

reporter: pat summitt's passion and fire. on and off the court won her more basketball games than any coach in division i college basketball history. men or women. and earned summitt the title of a >> she was always fighting for herself or us or for the game. reporter: with summitt in charge they scored 1,098 victories. she coached the 1984 women's basketball team to the first olympic gold medal. >> we would not have the same opportunities were it not for the people like pat summitt who led the way and opened doors we walked through. reporter: then in 2011 -- >> pat summitt has been diagnosed with early on set dementia. >> i hate to say why me? so i said forget this. let's go battle it. reporter: but a year later that battle forced summitt to make a difficult decision to step down as the head coach at tennessee. her accomplishments ultimately recognized with the presidential medal of freedom. a disturbing tributes for the ultimate champion. >> i don't think anyone could come close to her. she is so great at what she did. it wi

that is what president bush said of pat summitt.so when it came time for coach summitt to speak, this is what she said, the winningest basketball coach in our country's division one history. she said, mr. president, we're honored and delighted to be here. i was extremely proud of our academic success. we have won two national championships in the last three years. but, pat summitt said, the most important statistic for our team and our program is 100% graduation rate of which we will hold our heads very proudly. pat summitt did everything by the book, and she made sure her players did as well. she had some of the most remarkable athletes in any program in the country. one of those was candace parker, still playing in professional basketball. candace, if i remember this right, there was a game finally when she got to play near her hometown in a midwestern city, and so the whole town turned out, all of her friends, all of her family, everybody came to see a young woman who was then the most celebrated women's basketball player in the

pat summitt was a girl from humble beginnings.he was hired as head coach of the university of tennessee lady vols, a team she led for 38 seasons. it was this storybook life of memories she was suddenly faced with losing, when five years ago, summitt announced she'd been diagnosed with early onset dementia, alzheimer's type. have you had the why me moment? >> you know, i've had a few of those. >> reporter: what is it that you want people to understand about you that can help them? >> it may not be the best -- the best thing. but you just got to make it what it is and just keep living your life. >> reporter: 1,098 wins, 18 final fours, eight national championships, training 14 future olympians and 34 wnba players. there was also this number. a 100% graduation rate of her players, who completed their eligibility at tennessee. >> it's all about the players. i like to see young people succeed. >> reporter: you still feel you have something to teach them? >> i always think i have something to teach them. >> reporter: that was pat. robin

now it's the time to mourn pat summitt. fans have been placing cards and flowers in front of the statue in front of the tennessee campus. president obama sent his condolences to summitt's family. women's basketball as a whole and retired as the winningest coach in history. she died after battling early onset of dementia at 64 years old. >>> why an automaker -- major automaker could be getting ready to make you an offer to buy your car back. >>> a major highway that is a step closer to a huge transformation this afternoon. move out there and inching closer and closer to our area. doug kammerer and amelia draper will bring you the details. >>> several explosions reported at istanbul airport and now we're getting confirmation that at least ten people are dead. keep ithere. man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? d when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dom

. >>> up next, the bay area outpouring of love and admiration for pat summitt, the basketball legend. r of the sports wod has died. pat summit -- mde >>> a pioneer of the sports word has died. pat summitt made women's basketball relevant. >> she coached at tennessee but made a lasting impact here. we have more. >>> as john wooden was to the men's game, so too was pat summitt to women's college basketball. in 38 seasons, eight national titles and 11,08 career wins. >> women's basketball no one knew about it. she put women's basketball on the map. >> head coach jennifer learned of summit's passing tuesday morning. she was recruit bid sum m.i.t. before committing to stanford. their relationship goes back three decades. >> obviously we all knew she was sick and wasn't doing well. for this to actually be it, i don't even know what to say other than i loved her like she was my own coach. every time i went back from stanford she opened the door, let me work out at the university of tennessee. she just was that type of person. >> at her annual kids basketball camp in mill valley, azzi used th

erin: remembering pat summitt.r of profound athletes in general, not just basketball, to get respect there was. incredible legacy. erin: mystics assistant coach marion stanley was the head coach in michigan. >> i was 20. she was in her 20's at tennessee. we competed head to head quite a few times. i know personally and firsthand the competitive nature that is pat summitt. >> mystics guard ivory latta says she was recruited by pat summitt before she decided on north carolina. >> i met her. you are a kid in high school. i look and she is like how are you doing? i'm just like -- >> for her to leave the game at a young age is heartbreaking. but the impact that she left on the game will live you have a purpose in life. she lived that purpose in her life. death doesn't define her. her life defines her. all the seeds she left behind that will continue to grow in the woman's game. leon: absolutely. especially i love to hear the story -- erin: i love to hear the story about the impact she had on so many people. leon: absolu

from the makers of zantac. >>> and finally tonight, celebrating pat summitt.ch won more games or inspired more student athletes. a groundbreaking role model, summit defined courage, integrity, and in her final battle with alzheimer's, grace. robin roberts remembers her good friend. title "winningest coach in >> reporter: how do you earn the title "winningest coach in division i college basketball history," men or women's? well, like this -- >> i don't know about y'all but i want to win a national championship. >> pat summitt and destiny. >> reporter: and sometimes, doing it all with your baby boy on your hip. pat summit was a girl from humble beginnings. at just 22 years old, she was hired as head coach of the university of tennessee lady vols, a team she led for 38 seasons. it was this storybook life of memories she was suddenly faced with losing, when five years ago, summitt announced she'd been diagnosed with early onset dementia alzheimer's type. have you had the why me moment? >> you know, hive had a few of those. >> reporter: what is it that you want peo

basketball coach pat summitt has died at the age of 64. summit has been battling early dementia for several years. >> she loved us unconditionally, and we in turn loved her the same. >> reporter: her achievements on and off the court were immeasurable. in 38 years as the head women's basketball coach at the university of tennessee, her team reached the final four 18 times and won eight national championships. with 1,098 total wins, she is the winningest basketball coach in nba history and sing singlehandedly changed the women's game. >> no other coach has impacted a sport the way she impacted women's basketball. >> reporter: off the court, every player who stayed with her program for four years earned a degree. and she set up a foundation aimed at finding a cure for dementia. >> we're just out there doing anything we can in the way pat summitt has always done in her life. she did everything with excellence and integrity. >> excellence and integrity. part of the legend for which pat summitt will always be remembered. nbc news. >> she was to

pat summitt dead at the age of 64. >>> turning now to politics. hil hillary clinton and elizabeth warren doing what she does better than almost everyone else, attacking trump. >> donald trump cheered on the current crisis which has sucked billions of dollars out of your retirement account because he said hey, it might bring more rich people to his new golf course. what kind of man roots for people to lose their jobs, life savin savings? i'll tell you what kind of man, a money grubber who fights for no one but himself. >> clinton seem today enjoy warren's attacks. >> i do just love to see how he gets under donald trump's skin. she exposes him for what he is, totally unqualified to be president of the of the united states. >> the trump campaign issued a statement that called warren a sell-out and said the star contrast to the ideas she once practiced. another example of typical political calculation of political insiders. it was after that that trufrt underwent an exclusive phone call with hallie jackson. he said she is one of the least productive s

people talked about women's basketball in america, college women's basketball in america, it was pat summittnd tennessee. >> reporter: in her 1998 book, "reach for the summitt," she told of turning down an opportunity to coach the tennessee men's basketball team. she asked: "why is that a step up?" summitt was 64 years old. >> ifill: and updating our top story tonight, a senior turkish official says nearly 50 people were killed in a suicide attack on istanbul's main airport. the official says up to four attackers took part. in response, the federal aviation administration has halted all flights between the u.s. and istanbul. tune in tune in later tonight: on "frontline," a provocative look inside the newark, new jersey police department, as it tries to implement reforms mandated by the justice department. in "policing the police", jelani cobb examines newark's history of police abuses, its rocky relationship with the community, and efforts by its mayor to bring about change. on the "newshour" online right now, part-time workers want the work full time, right? not always. on our making sense

think it's not. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >>> legendary basketball coach pat summittntia. summitt was just 64 years old. she coached the women's ten ten team to 1,098 wins. that's right, 1,098 wins. 18 and eight titles. summitt one more games than any basketball coach, male or female. in a 1998 interview on my pbs show, i asked her about her influence on young people. this point has been made by many, many people. you growing up there were no barricades charging feminists has done more to shape a self-confident, you can be anything, i'm equal and better than anyone, shaping young lives. >> my background has a lot to do with that. i have three older brothers. a younger sister. my mom and dad -- we grew up working every day. and i really think in my mind, i don't want anyone to give me anything. i want to earn it. and to me, being able to earn the respect of other people. and in the end, have a good chance of getting what you want if you just work hard enough. and you have to have some patience and persistence. but if you get that combination and you go for it, then you

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