this sort of grecian urn is sports illustrated sportsman of the year.he si sportsman of the year, coach smith won in 1997. there is a great story about how we got the artifact exam. on the inventory of items he donated, we could not find it so we looked everywhere, even at his house, and nobody could find it. somebody who visited his house five years earlier said, i think i know where that is. they went to the house, looked on top in the dining room of a cabinet and tucked in between two plants on top of this cabinet was one of the most prestigious awards given in sports each year. the other one that is very prominent is the presidential medal of freedom that president obama bestowed upon coach smith several years ago. that is a photo of his family members, as well as coach got the ridge on the left and coach williams on the right with michelle and barack obama. they took tremendous pride in coach smith receiving that award. all basketball awards are great, but the presidential award of freedom is probably the most prestigious artifact in this museum. t

when my first job in new york i was very starry eyed and got a job in a new magazine called sports illustrated was coming home from work one night we lived in brooklyn and i came out of the subway stop at the old st. george hotel and a big car pulled up. it was a small crowd rating and i stood with the crowd and a big car pulled up in governor harriman stepped up and i never seen a governor before. i was quite excited about that. and out stepped former president truman. i was astonished. and i remember thinking, my god, he's in color. because we only have black-and-white television. black and white newspapers. the fact that he had very high color, he radiated good health. it made him seem very vital to a person. he certainly didn't seem like a little man to me, to me at that moment he was six foot eight. but i never spoke to him and never met him. i've often thought that would be asking if he could go back in time and i could reach out and touch him on the shoulder in 1956. mj, mr. president, i'm right your biography someday. >> knowing what you know about him, what do you think he would think

louisiana state university "sports illustrated" reporting 30 football players tested positive. to kansas state, 40% tested in the athletic department were found to have the coronavirus. >> erin is with us at dodgers stadium. erin, with baseball training camps relocating, what do we know about what that means for the season >> reporter: well, kate, negotiations between the players and the owners are ongoing, but some wondering even if the sides reach a deal, given the rise in cases in florida and arizona, if trail have to delay regardless. kate. >> a lot of people really hoping for baseball erin, thank you. >>> tonight atlanta police searching for a woman suspected of setting a fire at the fast-food restaurant where rayshard brooks was killed his death, of course, sparked a new round of protests over police brutality. today another violent police encounter was caught on camera morgan chesky reports. >> reporter: tonight new details following the death of rayshard brooks this photo released by atlanta fire investigators identifying a woman they say is connected to the fire that g

statement a stadium and we played a game of baseball was covered by these the american magazine sports illustrated he which you know. and there was a big story about it and it was a very good game we lost the game of course the americans won and the. this is runs in their blood baseball baseball is my favorite. game after hockey which the canadian. and after the game or we all went to their hotel we have a nice party and we became friends. no politics and tong after all but there were a keeshan when the soviet union versus canada so which side did you wonder daria. that's a good question but if i'll tell you one thing better it's a silly question for me. when when position i can't both. count the ones i'm glad. the soviet union wins i'm also glad i can't. win one position. one of the most important persons in george's life was his brother carl george was always close with his brother they were not just brothers they were the best of friends when the series oh it was called me is the best your price is the name of the soviet daily. all the games that were played in moscow. the. bring side commentat

bubba phillips ran up with a picture from "sports illustrated," michael, saying billy, this is the guyo beat on this hole. and i did beat him. >> jimmy: and you beat him. >> and i beat him. but he was exhausted at the end of the day, he to sign some 300,000 autographs. but just as he was leaving, i was like, michael! and he was like, ah, one more? and i was like, would you take a photograph with my mother? and he went, what? and there's the most hilarious photograph of my mother, lucille collins murray, one of the paler beauties ever put on the planet, standing next to this giant man. and the smiles on both of their faces, because they knew exactly how ridiculous the photograph looked. but he was a sweetie, he took the picture. >> jimmy: nice. bill murray's with us. when we come back, bill is going to help you. so we'll be right back. >> i'll be right back, too. ♪ let's be honest. quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small can lead to something big. start stopping with

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this is according to "sports illustrated."nfirm the cases because of privacy concerns. cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is joining me now, and sanjay, tell us, how should the school be handling this? >> first of all, if this is true, it's not that surprising, right, i mean, we're now in this process where people are returning to campus. you're testing people. we know the virus is out there, so the idea that people are going to come back and have a positive result is not that surprising. the second thing is that, and we hope this is true, that these players will remain asymptomatic. they are not likely to get that sick, so those are the two sort of first pieces of how to look at this. i think now, what to do about it, is the big question, right, brianna? i think the players, clearly, who tested positive are needed to be isolated, they need to figure out what kind of contact did they have with these other players. these were supposed to be physically distanced workouts. what does that mean exactly? what about the

sports illustrated and a.l..com reporting that five alabama football players at least have tested positiveirus. that at least one of those players took part in a player-led workout session. that player was asymptomatic at the time. christi, victor, it's felt tone deaf to talk about coronavirus and it's impact in sports when we've been dealing with so much. it's an important story and something that we're following. >> both things happening at once. carolyn man know, thanks. >>> thanks, carolyn. >>> the president down played protests in d.c. as tens of thousands of demonstrators in the streets of the capital. >>> brian stelter is with us next and a preview of what's up on reliable sources. stay close. food insecurity on a scale not seen in decades. an estimated 54 million americans will struggle with hunger. ♪ with 200 food banks and 60,000 meal programs, feeding america is the largest hunger-relief organization in the country. join morgan stanley in supporting feeding america and your local community food bank. ♪ anyour graduation mayity look different... but it does not change how far you

in an interview with sports illustrated, dr. fauci said they want to see the level of infections dramatically decrease ansi good control of any evidence of resurgence. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 , an update on the discovery of a noose at the sonoma >> reporter: >>> power through your morning when you wake up with mornings on 2. >> you always have the power to know everywhere you go, when you download the ktvu fox2 news app . >>> suspending visas, leading many silicon valleyiling agains president trump's order, preventing foreign workers from legally entering united states. >> the trump administration is using a global pandemic 2/legal immigration. this would be the biggest cut in the century. >> when you are not bringing in specialized workers, the support staff who are u.s. workers cannot be hired as well. >> the federation for american immigration reform shared the movement, setting saying putting american workers first, and to his credit he did just that. the ban will also impact seasonal employees and other workers with

"sports illustrated" reporting several members of the football team at the university of alabama havesitive. ncaa allowed athletes to return to campus this week. aol.com reporting one of those players who tested positive had participated in a group workout but was asymptomatic at the time. in response to cnn's inquiry, the university pointed us to a statement from thursday which said the health and safety of our student athletes is a top priority. >> erica hill, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, florida saw its biggest one-day increase in cases in weeks, as universal studios is opening today. if cases are going back up, i understand testing is increasing so that's going to be a part of it, but is it wise for large crowds to be gathering in amusement parks, is it wise for florida to be proceeding with phase ii? >> the virus is still out there. people fundamentally know that. i think there are inherent risks with doing activities like this where they're going to be, you know, larger gatherings of people, there are shared pu

sports illustrated and al.com meanwhile reporting that at least five alabama players have tested positive virus, one of which participated in a group workout. arkansas state says seven athletes from three sports also tested positive there, but they're not showing symptoms. oklahoma state, marshall, and iowa state have also reported new cases within their athletics programs. >>> president trump, meanwhile, is reigniting debate over whether nfl players should be allow to protest during the national anthem, aiming his criticism at commissioner roger goodell. the president tweeted late last night, "could it be even remotely possible that in roger goodell's rather interesting statement of peace and reconciliation, he was intimating that it would now be okay for the players to kneel or not to stand for the national anthem, thereby disrespecting our country and our flag?" now on friday, goodell released this video saying that the league was wrong for the way they handled players supporting and they will support peaceful protests moving forward. and john, adrian peterson, the running back for the

only within the tennis circles but in serbia as well and in the creation of jon wertheim of sports illustrated says djokovic she's behavior has damaged his reputation and undermined efforts to resume the tennis season. miss was an unsanctioned event so he was sort of free to do whatever he wished if it's a bit irregular a.t.p. or a major event there would have obviously been much stricter controls but this is a sport that hasn't had any action since early march players haven't been paid since early march everybody's eager to get back in to have a number one player in the world who also has this political position on the a.t.p. tour have to have him basically jeopardize the reopening this has not gone over well i had a player reach out to be yesterday's big jested there was already so talk about trying to get your committed remove from this player council but again the number one player in the world was atop the rankings but there are also we've become political capital to leadership that comes with that and that has really been squandered this has been a a rough few days for tennis in a rough

over the weekend sports illustrated said a large number have been placed in quarantine to try to slow the spread of the virus. kansas city suspending all football workouts after 14 athletes from various sports tested positive. there were positive tests at the university of houston, alabama, auburn, south florida and west virginia there's continued questions about baseball so i don't know where we are guys on all of this i felt like it was one step forward, two steps back. one step forward i don't know. >> college in general is still up in the air. no decisions are being made. >>i don't know if you saw harvard put out a note i think late on friday saying that they're going to -- its going to be online classes no matter what next year in it's entirely trying to bring some percentage of the students to campus so you would effectively live on campus and live in a dorm room but all of your -- you wouldn't go to a classroom. all of your classes would be done over zoom i don't know they talked about three possible scenarios. one being a very low density situation and looks like the school no

men's and women's tour is have been suspended since march well joining us now from new york is sports illustrated's jon wertheim john tell us is everything that went on around that tournaments damaging to jock of it's his reputation. oh i think absolutely he didn't just play in this he really organized it in as you can see from that video i mean you show that video it looks like it's 2019 you see you think that can't be anything within the past 90 days with all the fans without masks and human contact there was social media of the players there topless in the clubs indoors and it really was i thought a very aggressive flouting of the kinds of protocols that were undertaken all over the world and now here we are a few days later and player after player including djokovic himself are testing positive this also comes as the u.s. open just announced it's going to try to go on as soon as possible i think regular appointed time and it was djokovic who said he thought the measures there were too strict so all in all you know you 1st and foremost wish him well as you would anyone who has tested positive bu

join us in welcoming andrew wallace, veteran sportswriter, spent 14 years at sports illustrated, wheree covered motorsports. now a sports contributor at the guardian. thank you very much for being with us. talk about nascar's reaction and the reaction of the team level, have they differed at all after this despicable discovery? >> no, they've been very uniform in their condemnation of this act and in their vows to avowal punish this person to the furthest extent of their policies and also working with law enforcement, nascar working with law enforcement on the local and federal level to -- so that this person is -- whoever the perpetrator is, is punished to the fullest extent of the law. but i would say the spirit within the garage is one of unity. that this is very much like an attack against one, attack against all kind of a thing. and the show of support that proceeded the race with bubba doesn't surprise me. he's extremely likable and really going out on a limb and his skin color makes him a, you know, the prime target for this. in addition to being the guy who called for it. so it

a number of articles in forbes in sports illustrated how football i especially is big money. do not, because big conference football is big money risk the lives of amateurs who are minority going back before we can especially because the ncaa has figured this out. in a canceled spring sports a toll on the athletes if you want another year of eligibility you can get it and then to figure out ways and with that extra of eligibility. and for those student athletes if they wanted without izjeopardizing their health and now let me get to the critique. and it lays out so well the road to reopening is through testing. and there are other issues but the road to reopening colleges is through testing the cdc has a document that they have continually updated called considerations for institutions of higher education. >> it is a very comprehensive document. and through the zen cetacean on - - institutional settings. and those that reduce spread. and with the multiple sub points. what else do we have? maintaining healthy operations. and the go through this document and not a mention prepa

football are disproportionately minority and there have been a number of articles and forms and sports illustrated about how football, especially in the conferences, is a big money thing. i hope we do not, because big conference football is a big money thing risk the lives of amateurs who are predominantly minority by going back before we began because the ncaa has figured this out that when they canceled spring sports like baseball they told all the athletes if you want another year of eligibility you can get it and many who lost their last year of basketball or baseball and were heartbroken had figured out ways to go and get a masters degree or stay at a college for an extra year so they could have that extra year of eligibility. we can provide that experience for student athletes if they wanted without jeopardizing their health because football is a moneymaking proposition and i hope we will all consider that. let me get to the critique. mr. tear, you said a couple of times in your opening statement and it lays out well. the road to reopening is through testing. the road to reopening is through

there's been a number of articles in forbes and sports illustrated about how football, especially inthe power five conferences, is a big money thing. i hope we do not, because big conference football is a big money thing, risk the lives of amateurs who are predominantly minorities by going back before we can especially because the ncaa figured this out. when they canceled spring sports like baseball. they told if you want another eligibility you can get it and many who lost their last year of basketball or baseball and were sort of heartbroken about it, figured out a way to get a masters or get an extra year of eligibility. we can provide that for students if they want to without jeopardizing their health because football is a money making proposition, i hope we'll consider that. let me get to the critique. mr. chair, you said a couple of times, your opening statement lays it out so well, the road to reopening is through testing. the road to reopening is through testing and i deeply believe that there's other issues obviously, but the road to reopening colleges is it through testing.

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illustrates the level of excitement that is present here. what kind of lift has it given the entire nation, not just sports fan? eyes of the world are on us this weekend and we are loving. how important financially is it for the clu bs ? we important financially is it for the clubs? we have heard as clubs prepare for the, in the uk, for games behind closed doors maybe even next season. it is critical for the financial life blood of our five super rugby clubs. their businesses are hinged on sponsor ship and gates, like a lot of professional clu bs. gates, like a lot of professional clubs. to think about starting rugby again without crowds would have ended up costing them money to be honest. so this is a great story for them and as long as the country, we can keep this crisis and the virus under control, then i'm sure we will be able to do more and see more by be able to do more and see more rugby and more crowds.” be able to do more and see more rugby and more crowds. i will stay on the pictures, we are seeing highlights, i can tell fans that the highlanders are leading 29—19 over the chiefs. it would mean so mu