pippen's legendary assist matching jordan's shooting prowess.t there crushing everybody. what was your relationship like off the court? >> it wasn't what you saw on the court. we always will have that respect for each other. but our friendship is not where people see it on tv think it is. >> do you think that michael jordan would be as successful without you? >> no. but i don't think i would be successful without him. i think we both complemented each other in a lot of different ways. and we kind 06 competed and pushed each other to be great. >> and the chicago bulls have won their first-ever nba championship! >> 1991. you win your first championship. how did that feel? >> it was the greatest feeling. i had been dealing with a lot of pressure, you know, and just playing alongside of michael. we never got any credit, you know. it was all praises to him. he scored 35, we lose. he get the credit. you know, and we get all the criticism. but it was really gratifying. more so just to win for the city of chicago. >> reporter: they would go on to win fi

now to pippen and the slide by pippen, a beautiful play. >> six nba championships.e game. now in his new memoir, "unguarded," scottie pippen is sharing details about his road to super stardom. >> good evening once again and welcome to basketball. >> reporter: including what he really thought about the docuseries "the last dance" which followed the chicago bulls dynasty in the '90s. pippen said when he agreed to be film, he didn't realize it would focus so heavily on michael jordan. you come out swinging and you have a lot of criticism about "the last dance." >> i thought it was a great documentary. i feel like the documentary only told a story that sort of glorified him as a player and not glorified us as a team. >> you called michael jordan selfish in the first chapter. why is that? >> i mean, he was a great scorer, but a lot of things that he did was based on him as an individual, and i think basketball is a team game. >> reporter: watching you and michael on the court, it looked like two best friends out there just crushing everybody. what was your relationship l

reggie: i'm still trying to get over the scottie pippen interview. glad you brought that back up because while. reggie: i did not know that there was beef. jobina: this beef to me is like that sex and the city beef. reggie: with samantha. yeah. where it kind of comes out many years later. it was always there, but they shut up about it, but now it comes out. i am here for it. jobina: me too. reggie: coming up at 5:30, a bunch of bears, camera in the central valley. the unusual thing one was seen doing. jobina: also this morning, ensuring safety at concerts. the questions you may ask ahead of time. >> i was thought november would be the place we would find out what was going to happen. reggie: are we on the verge of a potential winter search? what experts are saying. jobi aive lookack. -- right back. it's my 4:05 the-show-must-go-on migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelv

reggie: pippen is opening up in this new memoir.ws details about his road to superstardom and his take on the chicago bulls dynasty. he also writes about his relationship with michael jordan and they docuseries the last dance. he says the documentary glorified jordan. >> do you think michael jordan would be as successful without you? >> no, but i do not think i would be successful without him. we complement each other in a lot of different ways. we kind of competed and pushed each other to be great. reggie: unguarded will be released tomorrow and you can watch the full interview at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. jobina: no lies were told. reggie: the other thing he gets into his house he did not get paid for that. jobina: why is his salary from 1994 to 1998 pulled up on this computer right now? when i tell you these numbers -- the math is not math thing -- mathing. reggie: you are checking receipts and carrying the one. jobina: and the two and the three. it still is not adding up. reggie: i see. jobina: another group of bears at it agai

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. >>> coming up on the third hour of the "today" show, scottie pippen talking about his new memoir "unguardedanyl crisis is plaguing arizona phoenix has become a dist distribution hub for counterfeit pills coming in from mexico. we warn you, some of these images may be disturbing >> reporter: this is what two million counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl and other drugs looks like a fraction of the total seized in arizona this year these are all fentanyl pills >> these are all fentanyl pills. >> reporter: at the dea's evidence vault in an undisclosed location, our teams were granted rare access to see the scale of the crisis firsthand what are fentanyl pills? >> they look legitimate, these pills. sometimes they look like xanax, they can look like anything and contain deadly quantities of fentanyl >> reporter: the special agent in charge, sherry oz, says these fake pills are the number one threat why is phoenix so critical in terms of this fight? >> phoenix is the head of the snake. >> is it part of that because you're so close to the boarder >> we are all the trafficking routes run right thro

. >>> plus, scottie pippen, unguarded. >> and the chicago bulls are nba champions. >> the nba legend

pippen has this book. he wrotes something about michael jordan i want to get your take on.to help them. that stopped in the 90s. kids wanted to be like mike. well, mike

pippen has this book. he wrotes something about michael jordan i want to get your take on. i may go so far as to say mike ruined basketball. in the 80s on the playgrounds, everyone would be moving the paul around, passing to help them. that stopped in the 90s. kids wanted to be like mike. well, mike didn't want to pass -- didn't want to rebound. >> it's not for me to comment. i was not there. i grew up a fan of both those guys. i play the game of basketball because of those guys, both those individuals. i love them. sometimes you need to get in a room and have a cigar and a drink, wine or something. they'll be all right. . >> they are at peace with themselves if they read your book. thanks so much. grazes on the book. . >> thank you. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, november 25th. i'm john berman. brianna is off. chief white house correspondent kaitlyn collins here this thanksgiving morning. happy thanksgiving to you. . >> happy thanksgiving. i hope everyone is pouring their cup of coffee and putting the turkey in the

resume, the hall of famer helping to lead the chicago bulls to six championships, in his new memoir pippener and how he was portrayed on that epic documentary in espn "the last dance". >> i think i just really come across as telling my side of the story. i think everyone has always talked about my career and how it went, and i wanted people to hear it from my side. >> jordan reached out after the doc aired to be clear, right? >> yeah, he did reach out. i think someone had let him know that i wasn't very happy with some of the stuff that was put in the doc, and i think he wanted to reach out and sort of hear it firsthand from me. >> what'd he say? >> he said exactly what i said in the book, if he was me, i would be a little disappointed too. i don't want people to look at me as a player that was below anybody. there was a lot of great players in this game. you can't put any one player at the top. basketball is a team. it's not golf. >> who's the greatest ever to play? >> there's no greatest. there's no greatest. >> "unguarded" is out tomorrow. that's going to do it for me this hour. i'll se

and make sure you tune in tomorrow on "gma" for michael strahan's one-on-one interview with scottie pippenwith michael jordan. i want to say thank you to juju, and gio. thank you so much for being with us this weekend. >> love it. >> have a great day, everybody. >> thank you. thank you. it. it. >> have a great day, e >>> settle down, e >>> settle down, everybody. >> we're excited about this trivia today. >> actually i'm learning some new stuff. got a couple of fun questions. shoutout to our affiliate in philadelphia, our abc station wpvi, channel 6. this is close to home for us. one of our colleagues. what american actress appeared on philadelphia's local '80s show "dancing on air"? >> where's eva pilgrim when you need her? >> she hosts a talk show at 9:00 on wabc. kelly ripa. >> kelly. oh. okay. >> sorry we got that one wrong. >> with, you know, you don't live in philly. with paris, france, coming in first, philadelphia has the second largest number of what kind of paintings? >> cool ones. >> exactly. very cool. >> impressionist. >> impressionist. >> i win again. ding ding ding ding ding.

next week, six-time nba champion scottie pippen going to talk about his new memoir and former teammatemore on how they did it and what's next for them. hey, maggie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning. yeah, the couple mark and lucy say they were going through what they call a really tough journey when they turned to tiktok. now, cecilia, normally we're talking about the dangers of social media but this time it did something really incredible. >> just consulted with the doctor. all the results are brilliant. >> reporter: tiktok is helping people make babies, but it might not what you think. >> today is the day ivf consultation. off to the hospital. >> reporter: mark and lucy brown decided to plan for a baby in 2018 but their journey proved to be more difficult than expected. >> the people in the hospital said the chances of getting pregnant, 1% to 8%, very slim, so it was like, what do we do now so we started two rounds of ivf. the rest is history. >> reporter: after seven heartbreaking miscarriages the two posted this video, lucy losing her baby again on january 2020