just before i do, let me read you this statement from sports illustrated. article was published alleging that "sports illustrated published ai—generated articles. "according to our initial investigation, this "is not accurate. "the articles in question were product reviews "and were licensed content from an external third party "company, advon commerce. "a number of advon's e—commerce articles ran "on certain websites. "we continually monitor our partners and were in the midst "of a review where these allegations were raised." what i am interested in, you are saying this is something happening much more broadly? what have you discovered in that regard? we have found advon's fake bylines and ai—generated content across the america media system. large regional newspapers in the us, like the miami herald, los angeles times, in national tabloids, we have found them in usa today, a major us newspaper, so a lot of different large media companies in the us. is your issue you want this to be labelled or you believe these publications should not be using content of

the sports illustrated parties tonight, i left the red carpet, came here. i have to go back to the party. thank you for doing this. no, no. thank you. party. you should party it up. no. thank you. you know how to party, by the way. and i know this for a fact. because we were together, we saw harry styles together. yes, with drew barrymore. yes. yeah. this is us. how much do we love harry? i love harry styles. i love harry styles at madison square garden. yes, but i did not think i would get the great seats that i got. i went by myself, you know, people. you went with drew? yeah, drew and i went. you went to those people. drew. no, but i know i don't think we're. they had us to dinner and then we said we're going to go over and see harry. we were so glad to see you too, because we were all part. you were tight. yeah, but we were there, and we're in front of everybody like we're right. it was like a stage. and then, then, then just all the 13 year old girl, they gave us really nice seats. and i am just i just never. didn't you feel like a 13 year old girl tha

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>> i want the world to realize that "sports illustrated" has evolved into such a far more wide-reaching vehicle of change. >> reporter: over the years, the issue has transformed to include women from sports, news, and entertainment, representing different races, ages, and body types. from the magazine's first transgender cover model, lay na bloom, to helena aidan, the first woman wearing a hijab. and this year, our very own gayle king. >> everyone, gayle king's in the house! >> i honestly thought when i heard sports illustrated was wanting to talk to me, that i was being punked. of all the things in my life, all the things in my life, being a model isn't one of them. >> happy, gayle? >> yes. >> gorgeous. >> reporter: the swimsuit issue made its first splash in the winter of 1964. >> it was sort of the dead period after football ended and before hockey started, and they needed some filler. >> reporter: the late s.i. editor julie campbell came up with the concept, and for the first time printed the models' names with their pictures, a game-changer for legends like christie brinkley. >> wh

>> but not we want to see in the cover of sports illustrated. >> jesse: and engagement rings?'s worst nightmare. most men's. we don't know what you want but we are expecting to drop thousands on an educated guess. >> this the 9 million the ring store, i cannot find the perfect ring. ugly rinkmak ugly rinkmak ugly ring. >> it is a beautiful selection. >> jesse: so what happens when a woman goes snooping in her boyfriends underwear drawer and finds an ugly ring? what happens now? she is saying that should i tell my boyfriend? don't give me this rinkmak is to ugly, or should she just accept the ugly ring? >> she just needs to accept the ugly ring because she cannot blow up his spot before he even proposes, maybe then it makes him scared, he doesn't end up popping the question. but i do feel like it would be appropriate to say, hey, baby, i love this and i'm so excited to marry you but this isn't really my style. and because i want to wear this every day for the rest of my life, i wanted to be something that i love as well. >> jesse: that is the perfect answer. has this happened t

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bathing suit because "sports illustrated" makes you look so good.i would have to walk down the beach like sucking it in and walking along like this to try and look, you know, halfway decent. so then i -- when i turned 70, i was like, who am i trying to live up to whose expectations? it's my life. >> yeah. christie brinkley is afraid to wear a bathing suit in public, there is no hope for any of us. but it is true, especially when you are younger. >> you know what, they probably weren't even looking at me. but you in your mind think, oh, they're thinking of that magazine cover. you have to live up to it. but at 70, you just go, you know what. >> this is 70. it is working, yes. we will take it. and you have a new fashion line out. >> i know. >> it is called tower hill. tell us about it. >> it is called tower hill. it looks like twirl. it was inspired by my house, tower hill. but spelled t-w-r-l-l. >> uh-huh. and everything is under $100. and we partnered with hsn. so i'm going to be on there on, let's see, the 29th. it's going to turn midnight, at the

this is exactly exactly what sports illustrates isd is doing. >> last year, they had a trans woman on the cover. on t wasn't even a woman a in a bathing suit on the cover. there's also, you knowbathing ,e being featured, which isn't traditionally beautifu al. >> one thing i will say, yes, gayle king looks great for her age. she lookgs i don't want to takef that away from her. martha stewart, also as an 80-year-old, somethingro woman, : and also looks great. >> parade martha stewart. now, i'm definitely go get it, but noi'g tot who you want to sw on the cover of sports illustrated. all right. i don'e want tset know that and engagement rings every woman's dream. >> jesse: an. an's w most men's worst nightmare. most men'sormost. you now, we don't know what you want, but we're expected to drop thousandtwe ares on. >> an educated guess, the nine millionth ring star we've been e to. and i can't find the perfect ring. ugly ring uglyct ring, ugly ring . it's a beautiful selection . s when >> so what happens when a woman goes snooping in her a noopind's

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i mean, i don't read sports illustrated. that's gone. it's yeah, it's, it's and, and, and if my friend sidney sandburg, if you ever seen the killing, feels was based on his reporting with this problem. another friend in cambodia, you know, he was pushed out of the new york times, but he said, you know, we may not have made things better. but maybe we stop things from getting worse. and i think that's right. because once a communities, once the police department, of course it goes dark, there's no outside observer at all. then we see an escalation of the abuse of power . so yeah, and then let's not forget julian, the so they, the persecution of doing a search is done quite consciously, to essentially intimidate and shut down any investigations into the inner workings of power. and, and the persecution of julian, or what niels males are, cause a slow motion execution of 2 in a search in bellmarks prison, where it's now been held for 5 years. is a message to the rest of us, it doesn't matter is not american. it doesn't matter where you're f

>> brooks koepka his wife had a baby a year ago and she is in "sports illustrated" it in swimsuit. story in professional golf. today. >> todd: other names we should be watching for if it's not koepka, rory. >> go check out ben-on. never won in the pga tour. number one in putting last week for the first time in his career even though rory is still the headlines. remember the name of ben ahn. i think he is a good bet this week. >> doug bell is putting his money on ben ahn for a good week. sorry, i had to do that. enjoy the tournament. everyone loves louisville and kentucky. beautiful state. doug bell will be watching it all for us. thank you very much, sir. all right. busy show. a lot to watch out for. trump court today and we got. >> carley: a little golf in the end. i love it. have a good day. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: trust me 6:00 a.m. in the east

no one knows but the money is gone and there's even more homeless in a sports illustrated swimsuit model grew up without a law and lived in san jose and now she's blasting them for taking advantage of our working people as she paid her way through college and hit it big as a cover girl and now politicians asking her to bailout homeless junkies so she's leaving fleeing california and headed to nashville. she is here. kristin, what happened? >> thank you so much for having me today and it's an honor when we see nonsense, it's our duty and only residence as a state but as a mother of three young children is what's happening in the beautiful state of california that was once was beautiful and what has happened is it's embarrassing and sad and for someone to ask us for our hard earned money as we already have the highest taxes the most clean state but instead we have the number 1 homeless problem in america 28 percent is right here in california so lost track of close to $25 billion and asking me for more money and i don't think the solution is to ask me for money but to hire new leadership.

now actresses and cover girls can't seem to get out of hollywood fast enough, the sports illustratedo to the store. will there be a model exodus? >> you know what you come to california, the city of dreams right? you think this is where i get a college or anything but it does not feel safe anymore, i don't feel safe going to the grocery store, i don't go anywhere outside of the metropolitan areas without my husband with me and it slowly don't take my kids into city limits. >> jesse: first it was the homeless, crime, now arab spring breakers and taking over campus. and even hollywood lifers are leaving. actress candace cameron was born and raised in la back what you just hightailed it out of there. and cameron, the start of the new movie unsung hero, joins me now. candace why did you leave? >> hello jesse. my family and i did not feel safe anymore, we did not live behind closed gates and i think that is part of the protection you can feel, being somebody in the public eye, a lot of people would show up at our door and it was quite unnerving and paparazzi not kinds of things. it so we

for more on this landmark deal, we are joined by the senior writer for sports illustrated, cap forwardinge you here -- pat f. great to have you here. help us understand how significant this moment is. >> this is the death of amateurism which has been on the books forever and college athletics. it's a significant milestone. the castle walls of amateurism had been eroding for years, most specifically starting three years ago when name, image and likeness payments were first approved. this is a major acceleration from that. this provides back damages to four years' worth of college athletes who are no longer in their sports. and also a framework to pay for a decade going forward. this is a lot of money being transferred from the traditional ocffers of the athletic -- coffers of the athletic administration, coaches and athletic directors, facilities, directly into the hands of the players and it being done by the schools themselves is the real change here. >> how soon could we see the payments start going out to athletes? >> i think it'll be about 14-15 months from now heading into the 2025-2

then i heard, you know, well, look to sports illustrated issue okay. i saw it the war on boehner's is not over russia. >> we're trying to spy on us. >> we were spying on them. >> this is a secret war. >> secrets spies premier sunday, june 2, but ten home cnn detect this living with hiv. craig learned he can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why he switched to nevado. divided was a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable the nevado detect this leo learn that most hiv pills contain three or four medicines. tomato is as effective with just two if you have hepatitis b, don't stop to vada without talking to your doctor don't take to vada. if you're allergic to ingredients are taking dofetilide, this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects if you have a right ashore allergic reactions, symptoms stopped of auto and get medical help right away, serious or life-threatening lactic acid buildup and liver problems can occur. tell your doctor if you have kidney or

and media mogul martha stewart, who candidly talked about the confidence behind posing for a sports illustratedwimsuit shoot in her 80s. this year, for their 60th anniversary, i posed again with all those fabulous swimsuit models katie brown, pb tsay board president and chair, says the gathering is about networking, empowerment and self-confidence. >> so today's conference is really it's bu, which is really about authenticity and being yourself and bringing your whole self to work or in anything that you do or finding your passion and, you know, bringing other people along with you. >> the conference was an idea former congresswoman and san mateo supervisor elect jacqui spear first thought of 36 years ago, with women now making up 56% of the workforce, she says their work isn't over yet. >> now women still suffer from what's called the imposter syndrome and we've got to break ourselves from not thinking we're worth it. >> that we're not capable because we truly are. so there's a lot of work still to be done. >> i would love to get to c-suite at my own company. >> 31 year old kathy heath from sa

. >> tt a sports illustrated moda scared to go to the store. >>re is there going to be a model? >> exodus? you know, you come to california, it's the city of dreams, a state of dreams, right? and you think this is where i can accomplish anything? i ge college but it does not feele ar safe anymore. i don't feel safe going to the grocery store. t anywhere outside, especially in metropolitan areas, without my husband with mo anywhee. and it >> and i certainly don't take s my kids into city limits. first, it was the homeless, then it was crime. then migrants and now arab spring breakers are takingra ovr campus. >> even hollywood lifers are leavinwood lg. actress candace cameron berry was born and raisee camerod in , but she just hightailed it out t of there. an >> and is cameron berry, star of the new movie unsung hero? joins me now. candace, why dide you leave? >> hi, jesse. well, my family and i didn't feel safe anymore. we don't live behind closedbehid gates. and i feel like that's part of the protection, you know, that you cgatethin can feel andg someone that's in the public eyb

and media mogul martha stewart, who candidly talked about the confidence behind posing for a sports illustratedt in her 80s. >> this year, for their 60th anniversary, i posed again with all those fabulous swimsuit models katie brown, pb, wc, board president and chair, says the gathering is about networking, empowerment and self-confidence. >> so today's conference is really it's bu, which is really about authenticity and being yourself and bringing your whole self to work, or anything that you do, or finding your passion and, you know, bringing other people along with you. >> the conference was an idea. former congresswoman and san mateo supervisor elect jackie spear first thought of 36 years ago. with women now making up 56% of the workforce, she says their work isn't over yet. >> now, women still suffer from what's called the imposter syndrome, and we've got to break ourselves from not thinking we're worth it, that we're not capable because we truly are. so there's a lot of work still to be done. >> i would love to get to c-suite at my own company. >> 31 year old kathy heath from san francisc

you know, it's modern shape where speaking of sports and sports illustrated celebrating its 60th anniversaryndary cover girls. the magazine shared this on instagram saying the wait is over. meet your si's swimsuit. 60th anniversary cover models so they could have shape where on underneath these get ups but not under a swimsuit. by the way, which you will reveal them inside right when they're in there, bathing suits there. some other covers for you to look at. we're talking about kate upton, the hunter mcgrady, gayle king. >> tyra banks, they're going to have several seniors, too. >> christie brinkley is a senior michie 70. i cast. >> maye musk a 75 martha stewart is 82 a swimsuit magazine. wow, you've got to the brave to do that. suit issue said hits the stands may 17 couple of days away. all right. 8.51 is that i've let's talk baseball after the heartbreaking loss monday night. the giants were looking for some redemption against the dodgers last night that sports director, jason highlights. >> the giants and dodgers played a tight game on monday night. it went into extras. the giants fought

with gayle king in sports illustrate.s and the pressure you have to be in men's health next month? >> i mean, nate and i are ready for our swimsuit edition men's health you name it. there needs to be a body hair positivity component to it. because i'm not shaving the shoulders all right? i'm keeping some fur. >> no laser. >> come clean on the fact it's got a little bit of lower back hair coming in. middle age is creeping. but thank you for asking reed. we'll keep you posted. coming up on "cbs mornings" we've got money on our minds. and who better to break it down than jill schlesinger and she'll have us know what the record-breaking day on wall street means for you and everybody and also share financial advice for college graduates getting ready for the next chapter in their lives. >>> also, kenny chesney has been entertaining audiences for 30 years and the country superstar talks with jan crawford about his music and legendary career. >>> how about ending the week with a dose of kindness? kindness 101 is back with steve

last year, sports illustrated deleted articles published under fake author names and ai generated profile photos. well now hood leinz, a news outlet dedicated to hyperlocal coverage uses ai to generate many of its headlines. so the company admits store is produced with ai are published underpin names. but our next guest says, there's often the implication that these created persona's are people of color. dormi now is nulla, but shari, a columnist and editorial writer at the san francisco chronicle no, look, good morning to you so some of these ai bind lines, letitia ruiz, nina sing hudson, tony ing not real people. these are bile lines attached to these stories written by ai why do you believe that they are using these traditionally hispanic indian chinese certainly surname we'll see if francisco's a very diverse city. and it may be an attempt to reach readers that don't see themselves reflected and other news sources using diversity is an ongoing problem, and it could be that readers may be identifying with people with names that reflect their communities your cola colonization well that

a sports illustrated swimsuit model has had it with bassa spo kristin lowell gaffney grew up with thatot t and lived in san jose. and now she's blast ding bass for taking advantage of hard working people. gaffnevantage y paid her way th college and hit it big ase an a coved r girl. and now politicians are asking her to bail out homeless askis. so she's leaving. gaffney's fleeing california and heading to nashville. christian gaffney's here. christian, what happened? you heard bash. you said that's it. >> darby we're packing their bags. jesse thank you so much for having me today. >>r and i want to piggyback what the said. when we see nonsense, it is oury duty not only as residents of a state, but as a mother. i'm speakingidences a stat wholy as a mother of three young children. what's happening in the beautiful state of california that once was beautiful? i am born and raised. my husband is born and raised. we lovia that wase the state. what's happened is it's embarrassing. l and whatit's sad. and for someone to ask us for our hard earned money, i mean, we have already the highest taxe

there was a van full of, excuse me, a van full of espn reporters right behind that talked to sports illustratedlleged dragging of the police officer. it seemed like a guy who did not know -- and this is not a sin because i don't think any of us picked scottie scheffler to be one of the faces you would recognize in golf as good as he is, but the guy didn't recognize him going to work. the reports are now that on tuesday, tomorrow, the charges will be dropped. that's appropriate. this is ridiculous. i think it means that louisville will not host the pga anytime soon. but what it does also is overshadow what happened at the end, which you foreshadowed for us, what a tremendous win for xander schauffele, and for those who don't know xander schauffele, these are not tiger and rory, names america may be getting used to it, xander schauffele is a guy who had not won a major. the question goes from when will you win a major to can you win a major, and what he did against bryson dechambeau, winning on a walk-off birdie is a dramatic announcement, take me seriously, recognize me when i pull up to the dri

breakfast and sometimes when hugh comes in in the middle of an interview he gesticulate to illustrate what the sports lacrosse. with my limited experience of lacrosse it would be ah england are heading to the caribbean. a statement we can be jealous of. they need it. all the rain here. they have a couple of fast bowlers who are very good so it might stand them in good stead when they defend their title. they haven't had much lead—up time. but england's preparations for the t20 world cup have produced a series victory over pakistan. it was wrapped up with an impressive win at the oval where the weather wasn't great. but that might have helped the fast bowlers. jofra archer was once again in the wickets. mark wood contributed two more as they bowled out pakistan for 157. england then easily chased down their target with jonny bairstow seeing them home as they won by seven wickets with more than four overs to spare. they begin their world cup title defence against scotland in barbados on tuesday. you know, i think to sort of win in the way we did. as well, is great. and it's important now we travel well

the private schools didn't have to illustrate the point that that state school didn't have enough money for regular kids to be able to have access to sportit to the they didn't have to sell it. that private school pay vat like any comparable business does, so that state school can afford to keep its own field. >> you're talking about inner city. i'm talking about inner city. i'm talking about inner city london schools where they do not have the facilities because that is , it's not because that is, it's not because that is, it's not because they've sold them all off. they had a choice to do that. it was they were sold off dunng that. it was they were sold off during a labour government. that. it was they were sold off during a labour government . they during a labour government. they were sold off during a labour government when the education system in this country was crumbling. it used to be the best in the world, as did scottish education, which sadly under the snp has completely failed on more than one occasion. >> i don't think the education system is crumbling and actually it is. what's peculiar is that our results in this country