and so you like it when people are wearing suits and wearing your shoes as well? phil: you look great. david: ok. and do you ever wear anything other than nike shoes? phil: no. david: ok. so when you wear a tuxedo or something and you wear nike shoes as well? phil: black nike shoes. david: ok. so let me ask about basketball. in basketball, you have somebody named michael jordan, a basketball player, you've heard of, right? david: and so, was it hard to sign him up? and why was his shoe so successful, became the most successful shoe ever in the athletic world. phil: yeah, it was hard to sign him up because everybody wanted him. and we won that bid. we won that war. david: was it on your personality? phil: clearly. [laughter] david: not money, just personality? phil: no, we offered pretty good. but we had a lot of good players. we didn't have really great players, and we thought he had the chance to be that. he was obvious way better than we ever could have imagined, but, yeah, when he started wearing the shoes, we made them really dramatic. they were red and black

it's like i feel like i'm wearing a firework.ople go to fireworks they're like green and it's like blue and they just name the colors. i'm like i know it's blue. ♪ living the lifestyle >> of course the men also brought their fashion "a" game. nick cannon recycling his blinged out shoes. >> those are diamonds? >> yes. these are the world's most expensive shoes. >> there's nothing fake about nick cannon. >> i know that. >> yeah $2 million, baby! >> this is a brunelo cuccinelli. the whole team flew over from italy and fit me a few weeks ago and made a beautiful suit. >> so did you design this? >> i saw a picture of it and said yes 100%. i said i don't care what temperature it's going to be. i want to wear the velvet, the pink velvet. >> and old school hollywood glamour was definitely in style. >> i love the '40s. i love period. on laundry day it'll never get taken by the wrong person because it has my initials. >> gucci baby, gucci all the way. all the way. >> did you just see it and it talked to you? >> yeah. it spoke to me in engl

how did you get him to wear your shoes? phil: well, we worked at it and worked at it and worked at it. orobviously, that he had adidas his whole life, but he was right there in eugene, and we had a small office in eugene, and the guy that ran the office became his brother practically, and ultimately convinced him to switch to nike. track and field athlete. david: you went after others. how hard is it-- you have to pay them to use your shoes or they just like it so much they just use the shoes? phil: they all just like it so much, theey aar them. david: really? phil: no. [laughter] david: ok. phil: no, it's--i mean, obviously, if they're good enough, they demand an endorsement fee om us or whoever-- ar. and you know, other than pre, the one that comes immediately to mind is michael johon at the '96 olympics in atlanta, wore the gold shoes, which lifted us gnificantly. david: and you made those shoes? ph: mm-hmm. david: so as you began to go beyond track, how did you decide what the next sport was? because track was an import

ifi decide to wear a turban, or you decide to wear across, 01’ he to wear a turban, or you decide to wear a couple or skullcap, or she decides to wear a hijab or broker, does that mean it is open season for right honourable members of this house to make derogatory and divisive remarks about our appearance? for those of us, who from a young age, have had to endure and face up to being called names such as tal had or tell a man 01’ called names such as tal had or tell a man or coming from bungo bungo land, we can already feel the pain when we hear muslim women be described as bank robbers or letterboxes! so rather than hide behind sham and whitewashed investigations, when will the prime minister finally apologised for his derogatory and racist remarks? (applause). racist remarks mr speaker, which have led to a spike in hate crime! order. let's hear the answer. the prime minister. if he took the trouble to read the article in question, he would see that it was a strong liberal defence, as he began, his question by saying, everybody's right to wear whatever they want in this country. and

maybe don't wear red caps any more, normal people? then she clarified and made it worse writing, an equivalent would be with western indews to not use the swastika symbol until public despite it being sacred to their faith because it would frighten people. the red hat has become a symbol of hate because of how its wearers act. by normal people, she means anyone who did not vote for president trump. this is what you call total intolerance. she wants to tell everyone what they should think, how they should act. who they should vote for and what color hat they are allowed to wear. what if you you happen to be a sports fan, right? any one of these teams, we can show you this graphic. you have got a whole bunch of important teams all across the country, arizona diamondbacks, cincinnati reds, texas rangers. minnesota twins. philadelphia phillies. if you are a fan of any of those teams, well, the left these days do not want you weak your team hat because it happens to be red. how crazy is that? joining me now, niger innis and britt mchenry.

they have put forth the royal re-wear. how many times have we seen kate middleton in the alexander mcqueen coat? she wears it to something with the queen, to a wedding,t.n a state vi she keeps trotting out these clothes. she says basically, i lovehis coat, why should i change it out and get something -- something new? i'm going to keep you should keep wearing yours, too. it's the antithesis of the red carpet, onnight, one gown look. or influencers who wear something once or twice onth instagram an toss it. meghan markle and catherine middleton are promoting that there is value in our clothes. we should love them, cherish them, and keep wearing them. jane: thank you very much indeed for joining me. >> my pleasure. jane: maybe i should wear this dress tomorrow. now, a planet that is 650 million million miles away could tell us if there is life somewhere else in the universe. our science correspondent has the story. >> the night sky ilittered with stars. around them are planets. could some of them be like the earth? scientist

im going to ke a wearing it you should keep wearing yours, too. it's the antithesis of the red carpet, one night, one look. or influencers who wear something once or twice onin agm and then toss it. meghan markle and catherine middleton are promoting that there is value in our clothes. we should love them, cherish them, and keep wearing them. for joining me.ery much indeed >> my pleasure. jane:: maybeth i should wea dress tomorrow. now, a planet that is 650 million million miles away could tell us if there is life somewhere else in the universe. our science correspondent s the story. >> the night sky is littered with stars.m arnd te planets. could some of them be like the earth? scientists think this one, which is 650 million million miles away has the potential to sport -- support life. astronomers have discovered more lathan 4000ts orbiting distant stars. the new one is about the right distance from its su.to support li it's temperature is between 0-4e ees celsius. it is about twice the size of our own earth, and it has an atmosphere we now know

i was wearing bigger shirts, wearing shirts to the pool, being covered all the time and now when i look like, wow, that guy is a completely different person. >> sam's highest weight? 290 pounds. after a year of strict diet and work outs, the 6'2", 25-year-old dropped 100 pounds. he's now britney's work out partner at times and her personal chef. >> he's probably like the best chef in the world. >> of course you can't skip the pleasure of food. it's the best pleasure in the world. so you have to eat cheat meals here and there. pizza and all that stuff. >> britney, she gets a lot of slack for her looks and body. >> how do you help her as a trainer? >> the funny thing is she inspires me when it comes to that. if she's with her busy schedule with all of her fame and could do that, then i can do that. no problem. >> sam told us he and brit have talked marriage, but the first thing on his to-do list? establishing his career in acting. >> tell the e.t. cameras who you want to co-star with. dwayne johnson. now he's a superstar and plays every role out there. >> and a nice guy. >> and a nice guy

you know, you would wear it, but there are people out there saying you can't wear a red hat, you can't have a trump bumper sticker. don't people need to chill out and say there are two sides. you have the left and the right. you have republicans and democrats. and people have a difference of opinion politically. we all need to get along. >> especially some of those cheerleaders are not of age to vote yet. we should be encouraging when they are, they are going to have spirit and enthusiasm. i don't know what we'll do when the nationals are in the playoffs. i think all of d.c. will get in trouble because people will be wearing red hats. you may not agree with people, but you can't silence them from freedom of speech and showing what they are fashion that about. trish: make them feel like they are not worthy. there seems to be a sense i can spit on you if you are a trump supporter and i have the right to do so. you shouldn't be validated in some way, todd. that's dehumanizing. >> it's dangerous. which is why i wrote the book, culture jihad. there is an attempt to silence people. the same

he was wearing brown face at that dinner.cbcs power and politics programme. thank you for talking to us. this is almost impossible to spin your way out of. it will not play well. it is already not playing well. prime minister, rather the liberal leader is in campaign mode here. he was trying to apologise. he said he was, quote an oak, pierced at himself and he deeply regretted it and called it racist but i can't describe exactly for you how big a moment this is in this campaign. it had been a quiet campaign until now. his party ‘s neck and neck with the opposition and potentially this could really change things. so many people will be hurt and offended, surprised, outraged. what is the political damage? the political damage is a little more than that. of course, on the face of it it is completely offensive and awful thing to have done. however this leader of the party has, as prime minister, spoken so party has, as prime minister, spoken so much about diversity and modelled himself and i'm sure you then that on the end to nat

. >> you can wear heels. >> i do wear heels. find me at the park, walking my imaginary dog. thank you. there is nothing wrong with it. what's your take this week? any thoughts? >> as someone who talks about the economy a lot, i'd start with joe biden. 720 million workers back into the workers that are women, i'm trying to think, how would you get there? the unemployment rates already, i'm thinking maybe since democrat, most are in favor of open borders, men and women from overseas. that's how you get to the 720 million. [cheering] >> maybe, i don't get the bad thing -- >> i just feel really bad for joe biden at this time. the statistics that stuck out to meet the most was that 36% of the people who support joe biden are among those who are hoping someone else enters the race. that's like finding out the present you are dating still has a tender account. that's a hard thing to face. he's thinking all these people think he's mr. right and they think he's mr. all right for now. supporters are still going out on dates with other people. >> that's every relationship in your 20s.

he is wearing a turban and robes — with his face, neck, and hands completely darkened.o time magazine, mr trudeau was a teacher at the private school. at a news conference, the prime minister was asked if he should resign. i take responsibility for my decision to do that. i shouldn't have done it. i should have known better. it was something that i didn't think was racist at the time, but now i recognise it was something racist to do. and i am deeply sorry. our correspondent in washington, david willis, has more on the prime minister's apology. it was certainly a very highly contrite justin trudeau who faced reporters this evening, mike. he called on canadians to forgive him. he repeatedly apologised for his actions, said he shouldn't have done it, should have known better, regretted what he did, and so on. he said the photograph was unacceptable. and he also said that he worked all his life to fight against racism and intolerance and create opportunities for people and that he had made this mistake when he was much younger and he wished he hadn't. mr trudeau said at on

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has now emerged of mr wearing blackface and on thursday time magazine published a picture of him wearing brown face at a party in 2001 trudeau has apologized for the images saying they caused deep hurt by to use valen to continue his re-election campaign. after repeated embarrassing and what the prime minister himself called gray sr revelations from his past as recounted as justin trudeau try to set the record straight that i recollect it but i recognize that it is something absolutely unacceptable to do and i appreciate calling it make up but it was blackface and that is just not right it is something that. people who live with the kind of discrimination. that far too many people do because of the color of their skin or their history or their origins or their language or their religion. face on a regular basis and i didn't see that from the layers of privilege that i have and for that i am deeply sorry and i apologized. again such contrition came on the back of an earlier frank explanation and apology in 2001. i was a teacher in vancouver i attended an individual or the theme was arabia

he is wearing a turban and robes with his face, neck and hands completely darkened.ng to time magazine, mr trudeau was a teacher at the private school. at a news conference, the prime minister was asked if he should resign. i'd take responsibility for my decision to do that. they shouldn't have done it. they should have known better. it was something that i didn't think was racist at the time, but now they recognise it was something racist to do. and i'm deeply sorry. for more we'rejoined by our correspondent david willis. david, there is no way to spin this, is there, it is not going to play well. it is not going to play well, mike. it comesjust well. it is not going to play well, mike. it comes just a week after justin trudeau lost his campaign for election. he is in a tight race against his conservative opponents and this is coming on the back of another scandal, a long—running scandal, in which justin another scandal, a long—running scandal, in whichjustin trudeau is accused of leaning on one of his junior ministers. this is going to make life very difficult. he

we wa nted wearing the right school uniform.wed to push us back 01’ police were allowed to push us back or whether we were allowed to stay... or whether we were allowed to stay. . . we or whether we were allowed to stay... we were told we were allowed to stay so we were holding our ground and standing there, police at first when i'm doing much and then the teachers were going to the police, you need to get them to... you need to get them to stop. now we are trying to get through reception because we want to get our education they are taking away our learning. we have given you a press statement, that's very clear. the man saying no comment is head teacher tony smith. at the end of last term parents were written to about the new school uniform, saying it encourages stu d e nts to uniform, saying it encourages students to be ready to focus, dilate the status placed on expensive clothes, and is not unusual in having trousers as the uniform. but today the local mp has spoken out against the school for turning children away. to bar g

of him wearing black face makeup. hypocrisy that is unacceptable and as you would expect there attacking him. stay with us here on bbc world news in the bbc news channel because ina news in the bbc news channel because in a couple of minutes' time have episode two of brexitcast. good evening, lots of very active with each talk about at the moment in terms of tropical storms and also hurricanes about the atlantic and the pacific ocean. we will start with hurricane humberto and that moved northwest of bermuda and knocking out the power to much of the island. now moving off towards the island. now moving off towards the northwest and starting to weaken. improving picture for bermuda, that system will be pushing across the north atlantic and arriving in the northwest of europe through the course of next week but just breathing in wet conditions, nothing too out of the ordinary. we've got the remnants of another tropical storm here pushing onshore towards texas bringing rain already in the next couple of days or more of it

time magazine has published a picture of him wearing brownface makeup at a dinner 20 years ago. mr trudeau says he dressed as aladdin for an event with an arabian nights theme — which he says he now recognises was a racist thing to do. he says he should have known better. saudi arabia has produced what it says is wreckage which it claims proves iran was involved in attacks on two of its oil refineries at the weekend. the defence ministry unveiled parts from what it says are drones and cruise missiles. the us secretary of state has suggested the attacks were an act of war. the trump administration says it's revoking california's right to set its own emissions standards on cars. the president claimed the move would allow manufacturers to produce cheaper and safer vehicles. the governor of california said his claim was "factually inaccurate". the state's begun a legal challenge. you are up—to—date on the headlines. now on bbc news — it's time for click. this week, how to hide in hong kong. a new bunch of apples. and dyeing to save the planet? try green fashion. other colours are av

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>> juan: i am a big washington nationals fan, so we wear red hats. the capitals have a thing about get your red on in washington. so this is kind of nuts. do i understand what she is saying? yes, i do, because there are lots of people who like to troll liberals, and i think there are people who don't even perceive that that had to, them make america great again hat, what it says to people of color. what it says to immigrants and a lot of women in this country, it is threatening. >> jesse: wait a minute, how is that threatening? it is a hat. spin on the kind of policies and things that we have seen take place in the country, from charlottesville -- >> jesse: we are make an america great again. >> juan: oh, yeah. it's not the politics, it's that you are intentionally sending a very divisive message. but i think that trump people do not even perceive it. >> brian: people do not perceive it the way that juan perceives it. >> emily: clearly that one woman does. to me i am like, keep it up, keep it up, because all this is going to do is galvanize everyone

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but 3 instances of wearing black face dating back decades. the first was reported by time magazine wednesday evening. the picture shows trudeau at a party at a private school where he worked as a teacher. the theme of the party was arabian nights in this photo from the school's 2002 1001 year book trudeau is covered in black face his neck and hands are also darkened trudeau issued an apology late wednesday. >>it was a dumb thing to do disappointed in myself and just off of myself for having done it. >>trudeau who was nearly 30 when the photo was taken was asked if he thought it was racist. >>this was i didn't consider it a racist action at the time. but now we know better along with that apology trudeau mentioned another photo one in which he admitted he wore black face in a high school talent show. >>at the time the photo had not been shared publicly, but within hours ctv posted it. the network's reporter tweeted the exclusive. >>sources have confirmed this is the picture of justintrudeau in black face from high school that he referenced in

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it shows a man covered in black makeup wearing a wig waving his arms around. "time" magazine covered a photo from the west.gray academy 2001, 2002 photo book as he was portrayed at an arabian nights party wearing brown face. trudeau not only admitted it was him, but all admitted to wearing black face for a tall len show once in high school. trudeau is out campaigning today and he spoke to reporters last night about all of this. >> i'm going to be asking canadians to forgive me for what i did. i shouldn't have done that. i take responsibility for it. it was a dumb thing to do. i'm disappointed in myself. i'm pissed off at myself for having done it. but i did it and i apologize for it. >> reporter: the most recent polling in canada, we checked this out, done before the scandal broke, shows trudeau was at the top of the list with the current political party leader. time will tell if that will hold. dana. >> dana: what about this election that's coming up? his opponents, do they think this is where it came from? >> lot of people are speaking out as several people

for those wondering what to wear as a costume in october, do not wear black face.nk you for coming to my ted talk. that was free. listen, this is a history of black face, brown face. yellow face has been used to dehumanize and ridicule and mock the other. that's what people need to understand. it's not us being politically correct or placing the race card. being reactionary. no. there is a history here of using this makeup to dehumanize people of color in america and canada. i'll give you an example. "birth of a nation" 1950. a movie a phenomenon. a racist movie that brought back the klan. used black face. look at the depiction of african americans. so when trudeau a grown man wears black face at age 30. at as a teacher and age 21. im old enough to remember i was 20. in 2001 at uc berkeley. even then i knew wearing black face and brown face was a bad idea. what i really want from him i appreciate the contrition. i appreciate his apology. the question we should be asking, why did he not know it was wrong and how come nobody else told him? that the answer to that que

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