. >> jimmy: were you scared of phil jackson?jimmy: you know, it's funny, because phil jackson is an intimidating guy, especially when you feel like you're interrupting some kind of preparation. and i was wondering, because you did seem a little confused there in the locker room. >> yeah, well, it's not a place i would normally be. but i did, i think i had another conversation with him, because that was his last season, and i was in the middle of my last season. and i remember teasing him about who do you think is going to end bigger, him or me? >> jimmy: what's the most intimidated you've been with these athletes? because it's a strange thing when you meet some of these players you admire, even in some cases when they are younger than you are. you meet them, and you feel like a boy, for whatever reason i don't know, but i've experienced that, have you had that? >> yes, yes. the most intimidated i ever was was when keith hernandez came on to my tv series, i think it was '92, and i had never met a baseball player. and i think the

we are nestled 67 minutes away from hearts phil jackson international airport. -- hartsville-jackson international airport. what is that organization's mission? guest: the mission of the national league of cities is to leaders.m for local to be able to understand and also navigate through many of the issues that most of us don't get an education on. don't go to school to be an elected official. certainly, with the help of the national league of cities and all of the great opportunities they have to share with many resources, to be able to navigate your many complex issues that drive it also can impact our cities from day-to-day. it gives you insight as to how to have conversations with the federal leaders, state leaders. but also, most importantly, were constituents as well. i have been a benefactor of the national league of cities for a number of years. as ast got elected in 2007 city councilmember and became the mayor in any 13. it has been a phenomenal opportunity for me, but also i am blessed to where the second vice president hat of the national league of cities. host: mayor wil

it was the 10th of an eventual 11 titles for coach phil jackson moving him past the hour back on the for the giants and marlins on the state two years ago. rodriguez was in the stands to see his son derek pitch well into the seventh. the game was not decided until the giants got three runs in the 16th inning to finally decided. that's the stay in sports, and, check this one out to finish your sunday night. you may remember knuckleballer charlie huff. he was 46 in 1994 when he threw a complete game, five hit shutout for the st. louis cardinals. that means huff is 72 and most likely can still get that knuckleball over the plate. julie, you remember charlie huff, i'm sure you remember him well. >> i actually don't joe. >> i knew you were a knuckleball fan and i was thinking you'd remember him. >> i love your little snippets though, it's fun to see all those memorable moments day day. and, great to see golf and nascar, what's next? >> we are trickling back, maybe baseball soon, they do have a plan for basketball, so we will see, it's all coming back slowly.>>> coming up next, at 11. >> w

we are nestled 67 minutes away from hearts phil jackson international airport. -- hartsville-jacksononal airport. what is that organization's mission? guest: the mission of the national league of cities is to leaders.m for local to be able to understand and also navigate through many of the issues that most of us don't get an education on. don't go to school to be an elected official. certainly, with the help of the national league of cities and all of the great opportunities they have to share with many resources, to be able to navigate your many complex issues that drive it also can impact our cities from day-to-day. it gives you insight as to how to have conversations with the federal leaders, state leaders. but also, most importantly, were constituents as well. i have been a benefactor of the national league of cities for a number of years. as ast got elected in 2007 city councilmember and became the mayor in any 13. it has been a phenomenal opportunity for me, but also i am blessed to where the second vice president hat of the national league of cities. host: mayor williams on w

jackson. miller and phil moore's family does not own their land. abigail's fillmore, abigail powers, her father died when she is to. she becomes a schoolteacher. she is the first first lady to have worked outside the home, and significantly, she does not only work outside the home before she's married, but after she is married, the first year. she works as a school teacher when millard is starting his law career. these are people who have experienced poverty and have not at all achieve anything that would be considered other than middle class status. after her death, miller lives his life with wealth wealth. >> here is his biography if you are interested in reading more about our 13th president. it is still available or you shop for books, and we have about 20 minutes to learn about the fillmore presidency and most importantly about abigail. abigail brings her sensibility to the role of first lady. how did she approach the job? >> which she is known for, her legacy, is that she created the first white house library. what her father left her mother

jackson hole, wyoming. thank you for flying united. reckon we'll be landin' soon. phil promised-- not till we got there. okay. this year, we're going to a dude ranch with the whole family. mm-hmm. the family. what if dylan buys his own ticket? we'll be sleeping in separate cabins. what if dylan and i share a horse? mm, i hate landing. we'll get through this. alex: wow! it's so pretty. what are you doing? i want my ears to pop. try putting a little rouge on 'em. nobody gets me. wow. isn't this beautiful, little cowgirl? you hate her sparkly outfit, don't you? no, i told you, it's fine. i just didn't like you wearing a matching one. so we haven't told the family yet, but we've decided to adopt a baby boy.