so, again, the michael jordan house is on the market. it's going to go on auction and we will see what happens. >> let me know after you guy it. >> have a good night and a great weekend, everybody. good night. ♪ >>> standstill. a nation remembers. >> where were you on that fateful day? >> i was choked up and i could barely talk. >> i really thought we could be going to war. >> john-john, salute his father. >> and catching the assassin. >> the suspect just went in the texas theater. >> inside the theater where lee harvey oswald was caught. >>> then -- >> oh my god. >> what happened to my house? >> our house -- is freaking destroyed. josie? >> no! >>> plus -- >> we have these wonderful photographs of our two new felons. >> the teen shamed by the sheriff in the bullying suicide case. she's been cleared.

michael jordan's massive estate was supposed to be auctions off yesterday. the auction company says they put it off because demand is stronger than expected. jordan's estate, take a look in chicago's highland park suburb. 56,000 square feet, and got a nice little, i guess, pond, or swimming pool. of course, an indoor basketball court. bidders need to put up, guess what? a quarter million dollars deposit just to be able to place a bid on this house. incredible indoor theater. you name it. all right. we're joined by michael corbett. a real estate author and a book also. michael what have you heard about the delay? nobody's going to buy this and flip it. we know that. or at least we suspect. >> hopefully not. >> buy it and revel in living in it. what do you know about the delay? just as simple as that? demand was high? >> here's the deal. this went on the market last year back in february. at $29 million. then a little while later they tried to price chop of $8 million. so it still didn't sell. what's happening is they put it up for auction. now, according to t

this way but they couldn't do it the way michael jordan did it. what has it been like for you? >> it is frustrating. even though i really enjoy the position i'm in now, 53 years old, knowing that i can't play it's not like playing. when you're playing as a quarterback you're in control of the game because you touch the ball every down. whether you're handing it off or throwing it you were much more in control of the game. whereas in my position now all i can do is do the best i can on paper, get us in the best position to win football games. then the coaches have to coach and plays have to play. not to evenly be a part of that is a frustrating part. and i relate to what michael is saying, it's frustrating. it's not what we're used to doing. and you're turning over control that you're not used to turning over. >> is there anything about your job now that you like better than when you were playing? >> the fact they don't get hit. that's the up with thing i like better. i think that -- and it takes awhile to get used, to too. the hard thing about bei

he plays by hiswn rules. >> we have this awesome video of michael jordan in miami playing beer pong with the people that were about to go to a wedding. >> jordan was there for a wedding. they were there for a different wedding. the guy playing beer pong with him was the groom and his wedding was taking place at the ritz-carlton that day. >> it was a close game. one cup left. >> they are playing a song by kanye west and t is line in the song where they say tyson jackson jordan game six. jordan is right there and the guy goes -- >> game six! jordan is like, hey, wait. >> we're talng about you. ichael jordan when he won. >> this is bar refaeli, one of the hottest chicks in the universe. here is some proof. >> she is a pretty lady, but not anymore, because after a recent medical procedure, she has become hidously deformed and we have got her first post-surgery pic. warning, this may repulse you. oh, my god, she is a monster! a hot, hot, highly bangable monster! so, really, what is going on here? >> finally, bar refaeli is perfect. she had to get a beauty mark removed and she posted a photo o

michael jordan psalm near chicago -- jordan's home near chicago can be yours. feet on 7.4 square acres. bedrooms and 15 full bathrooms. just a small little place, a second home maybe. >> the chill is on. >> we will keep you up-to-date. >> party time.

this home in chicago belongs to basketball legend michael jordan and is now up or sale. the auction house will be setting the property on november 22 with a starting price of $29 million. >> at the center of it all, paradise, a one-of-a-kind. >> it is shop to you drop. much of the middle class is getting more and more money. consumer loans have doubled. there are high numbers of savers here, but not enough to reassure analysts. >> singapore has huge income disparity. all of it can be concentrated in the top 10% of the population. we do see a lot of people taking two or three mortgages and having to pay up to 80% of their income every month just to service their debt. that is a lot. they might get into a lot of trouble. >> with interest rates very low, the 10th patient to invest large amounts of money is -- the temptation to invest large amounts of money is strong. the central bank acted in june to tighten conditions for borrowing. singapore currently stands at 134% of disposable income, four percent higher than it was in the u.s. before the crisis. see aelieve we will re

he did have the good sense to give the ball to a 19-year-old kid named michael jordan. although they used to joke that the only person whoever held michael under 20 was dean smith. [ laughter ] >> while coach smith couldn't join us today due to an illness that he is facing with extraordinary courage, we also honor his courage in helping to change our country. he recruited the first black scholarship athlete to north carolina, and helped integrate a restaurant and neighborhood in chapel hill. that's the kind of character he represented on and off the court. we salute innovators who push the limits of science. growing up sally ride read about the space program in the newspaper almost every day, and she thought this was the coolest thing around. she had an ad for astronauts in the student newspaper and seized the opportunity. as the first american woman in space, she blasted through the ceiling. and when she came back to earth, she devoted her life to helping girls excel in areas like math, science, and engineering. today our daughters can set their sites a little bit high

that salary ranked second for all time michael's jordan's $33.1 million with the chicago bulls back in 1998. well, we'll have more sports news later including a look at the most important college football game of the gleeked a gunshot at a crowded airport terminal coming up with th the latest of a shooting death of a tsa agent at lax. they're neither boys or girls. a third gender is recognized for babies. >> welcome back, everyone, to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. the fbi has identified the gunmen that has opened fired at the los angeles international airport. 23-year-old paul ciancia in los angeles is accused open firing at a security checkpoint. a tsa agent was killed and other tsa agents were injured. the alleged gunman was taken into custody after an alleged shoot out with police officers. >>> president obama said that the u.s. will do what it can to help keep iraq safer. and president obama urged mr. pe minister maliki to hold elections later next year. pakistan taliban leader reported dead: more on the top story, the shooting at los angeles international

jordan's house. he tried to sell it for 29 million, no takers, tried to sell it for $21 million still no response so they have put his house on the auction block, and nine bedrooms, 15 bathrooms but anyway michael jordan's house up on the auction block. let's bring in the young lady who took me off the banquet circuit, do you know why i quit doing those? because people would finish the jokes and a guy would raise his hand but i heard that one the last time, three years ago so i quit abruptly and i became a home body. >> but you had fun while you were doing them. >> two minutes and 30 seconds before veggie and gauge get it on. >> no wonder local fans are called 49er whiners. the brooks play is not why you lost. >> we all like to whine, don't we? >> yeah, sure. >> but the 49ers have that was always the thing. oh, the red wine drinking 49er fans, but listen, if you'll complain i said it yes, sirrer, complain for two days and get off it. >> fair enough. >> that's something you should learn. when you got

jordan. our team did some amazing research. they said the mansion he spent his championship years in is up for auction. he put it on the market twice. he tried for $29 million and failed. and then lowered to it a mere $21 million. now he is a motivated seller. no minimum bid. nine bedrooms, 19 bathrooms. i guess they think people might have some gastric distress. a 14-car garage and an nba size basketball court. 56,000 square feet. so $21 million may sound like a bargain to some when you look agent it by square foot. in new york, for example, the price per square foot would be three time more than would you pay to buy michael jordan's home for $21 million. the zinger is that the property. at a r 174,000 a year. now our fifth story "outfront." breaking news. cnn learning the subsidies don't add up. we've heard the president talk about six dis. helping to pay for obama care. kathleen sebelius promised last spring, and i want to quote her directly. that somebody who makes $25,500 would definitel

. >>> the snears worn by michael jordan during the game five the '97 nbfinals are up for auction. former utah jazz ball boy preston thurn will auction the sneakers offith a starting bid of $5,000. > the pink star flawss pink >>> sotheby's just sold is for a record $83 miion. >>and boeing's 31,000 machists have rejected an eight-year lor contract that would have eliminated their pensions and rsed health care sts. now the company may build their 777 x j in nonunion states or ev overseas >>> just aheads sports highlights and the whiskers tha stand between the star pitcher d the new york yankees next. >> it seems like eveone's ill pretty upset about the obama care website. itas all of these glites and nody is signing up. they are so desperate to turit around that the department of health and human servis e-mailed 275,000 americans encouring them to give it another y. then they said, but one at a time. we don't want it to crash. >> so we got the sports for you so one byone. baseball's cy young winners have been named. detroit's max schzer finishe with a 98. an l.a.'slayton keraw gets h

basketball star michael jordan will auction off his chicagoland mansion today. the home, located in highland park illinois, once held a listing price of 30 million dollars. and in case you were wondering, jordan's home does have an nba sized basketball court. a university in cyprus is accepting bitcoins for tuition payments. the university of nicosia, the largest in the mediterranean, will accept the virtual currency online or directly to the finance office.it's also planning a master of science course in digital currency.the school wants cyprus - still reeling from its bailout from the european union - to become a hub of bitcoin development. still to come: what the vix is signaling about the bull run in the market in traders unplugged... why the guys are ignoring a "retail warning" this holiday season.... but first...as the country remembers the life of jfk today, we are looking back at some monumental moments of his presidency. we'll be right back. i got the calling to, to join the service and support the boys over there. i never thought that i would have ptsd

it ain't like they were better than michael jordan or karim or bill russell. they were just born at the right time. something. >> but in a free market society, whatever the public wants, people have a chance to earn income from that. >>. >> yes. >> television, whatever. >> uh-huh. >> these kids make this money? >> god bless them. but that's why you owe the game something. you have to be smart enough to know that you know what? i was just born at the right >> uh-huh. >> and that's why you give back. listen. i don't begrij any of these guys for how much money they make bi i hope they are smart enough to give back to the game. 70% of athletes go broke. >> that's a travesty. >> that's a travesty. that should not happen. a guy working 9:00 to 5:00 with a wife and four kids who barely make ends meet can have financial struggles. guys making 5, 10, $15 million a year should never go broke. >> you are watching "talk to al jazeera" i am michael reeves here with nba ledgendand consider this... antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo wit

. >>> dogs doing their best michael jordan impression makes this our "play of the day." happening in dubuque, iowa. >> that's where the dock dogs world championships are taking place. they call themselves the world premiere canine aquatic competition. >> there's qualifying rounds today. the finals, tomorrow and sunday. >> and they're just cute. >> outstanding, as well. >> it's true. >>> coming up next the martial arts master and the hollywood star featured in a new ad. and it appears he is pulling a breathtaking stunt. >>> and a record-breaking day. guinness has feats to show off, including an amazing shot by a harlem globetrotter. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ ♪ ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wond

he did have the good sense to give the ball to a nine-year-old -- 19-year-old kid named michael jordan. they used to joke that the only person who ever held michael under 20 was dean smith. while coach smith couldn't join us today due to an illness that he is facing, we also honor his courage in helping to change our country. he recruited the first black scholarship athlete to north carolina. he helped integrate a restaurant and a neighborhood in chapel hill. that is the kind of character that we represent -- he represented on and off the court. we salute innovators that push the limits of science changing how we see the world and ourselves. growing up, sally ride read about the space program in the newspaper almost every day. she thought, this was the coolest thing around. when she was a phd candidate at stanford, she saw an ad for astronauts in the student newspaper. she seized the opportunity. the first american woman in space. sally didn't just break the stratospheric glass ceiling. she blasted through it. and she came back to her, she devoted her life to helping girls excel in fie

jordan. although they use the to joke that the only personal who ever held michael under 20 was dean smith. while coach smith couldn't join us today due to an illness that he's facing with extraordinary courage, we also honor his courage in helping to change our country. he recruited the first black schip athlete to north carolina and helped integrate a restaurant in it a neighborhood. that's the kind of character that he represented on and off the court. we salute inknow natures who pib the limits of science. and growing up, sally ride read about the space program in the newspaper almost every day. and she thought, this was the coolest thing around. when she was a ph.d. candidate at stanford, she saw an ad and she seized the opportunity as the first american woman in space. she didn't just break the ceiling, she blasted through it. and when she came back to earth, she doe voted her life to young girls. they need to see role models, she said. you can't be what you can't see. today our daughte

michael jordan's chicago area mansion is up for auction. you can't take part unless you put down a cool 250 grand. we'll show you around the place next. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >> i'm dennis kneale with your fox business brief. a bankruptcy court in manhattan will decide whether to approve the justice department's settlement between american airlines and us airways. the court already approved the merger that will create the world's largest airline by traffic but doj's antitrust lawsuit held up the deal. >>> unemployment rates fell in 28 states in october. new data from the bureau of labor statistics found payrolls increased in 34 states. florida led with the most new jobs led by california and north carolina. the state with the highest jobless rate in october? nevada. >>> sony says it will make fewer motion pi

jordan highlight videos. north koreans have a bomb. >> you are not impressed. >> i am impressed with iranian but not the person we i'm impressed with the iranian credentials not impressed with the person we sent. >> we'll see what happens over the next six months and if anything can be undone. thank you so much. >>> the trouble is not over for two florida teenagers named by police in the case of a young girl's suicide. one of the mothers is leading a new crusade in starting with parents of caitlin and guadaline. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> so the mother of the florida girl who committed suicide after severe bullying she's taking up a new crusade. steve harrigan is on her story. >> reporter: she's making moves towards establishing something ca

the four-time mvp joined michael jordan, kareem abdul-jabbar and carl malone and moses malone. king james was the king of the court last night racking up 35 points as miami spanks the raptors 104-95. the last time that james did not score in double figures? january 5th of 2007 when he chipped in with 8 points. i know it's early in the season, the new york in this case er a a hot mess right now. he expects them to win a championship. while the team continues to struggle on the court after being worked by the bobcats last night. to make matters worse tyson chandler injured his right knee and had to leave the game. he'll be evaluated later today. >>> in baseball the seattle mariners hired lloyd mcclendon to be the next manager. mcclendon was the skipper of the pirates from 2001 through 2005. he also spent the past seven seasons as detroit's hitting coach. the finalists for the mvp are out. you have ka brab ra and they have andrew mitch hutchen is up for the honors. we have manager of the year, cy young awards, all kinds of award winners. >> if you know. thank you. >>> an update to

he was considered the most athletic player, including over michael jordan. >> you wrote a piece about the implications of his death and the war on drugs. you think it had a negative impact. it's seen as a givenment the prosecution of nonviolent drug offenses. the police department, the fact that the united states has gone from one million behind bars in 1992 to 2.5 behind bars in 2013, the fact that the united states has more behind bars than anyone, and the fact that the statistics can be measured because of nonviolent drug arrests. the scene of it as a criminalisation issue came out of the 1980s. >> didn't his death, from what seemed to be a bad reaction to cocaine give a warning at least to kids that, you know, you can die from one time. >> there's no question about that. what do you do with the warning? in my school we had something that grew in schools around the country, which was known as the dare program. that was expanded greatly in something called the len bias law, which was pushed through after the death, of course, of len bias. using his death as a symbol. i remember bein

and michael jordan shows up and wants to shoot a round with you. >> i don't go that far. gyp >> jimmy: i do. >> really fun. they're so good. forces your brain to get back in. i came out first few minutes. by end of the night. i am back. i can dupe this again. my first improv, playing a gorilla, wasn't given too hard given the hair. later on that night they had puppet improv. i want to go for that. i've just want to be. make a suggestion of a place. >> let me play. no. no. >> jimmy: when you started "mork & mindy" how old were you? >> vaguely remember being 28. i was on everything but -- i was like, this is fun. >> jimmy: how is that television experience different from this television experience you are having now? >> back then there were three networks. basically three networks. wired meant something different. and the idea -- i remember one of the network executives came up and said you are the funniest man i have seen since jack carter. i went, "wow, thank you. wow, i am so happy. god bless you." but it was strange. because our first, a three-camera show. live audience

he joined kareem abdul-jabbar, michael jordan, and michael malone and moses malone. it was the 162nd time during "the stream" he reached 10 points in the first county. james has scored 50 or more points nine times. he scored less than 10 points eight times since entering the league in 2003. he added eight assists and beat the raptors 104-95. >>> in new york the owner of the knicks expects them to win a championship this year. maybe they should concentrate on beating a non-playoff team first. the bobcats took care of this game from the beginning and hung on down the stretch to win it 102-97. knicks now 1-3 to start the season. >>> finally in dallas the mavericks hosted the lakers, who are expected to be without kobe bryant for the next several weeks following off-season akill less surgery. ellis nearly outscored the lakers starting five by himself. l.a.'s total was 32 points on the night. mavericks make light work of the lakers, 123-104. >> the dolphins didn't have much to say about this, right? >> they didn't have a comment, other than the fact they're cooperating wi

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. >>> michael jordan's 56,000 square foot mansion in the suburbs of chicago was put on the market last year for $29 million. there were no takers. the price was reduced to $21 million. still no response. so now estate supposed to be auctioned off yesterday. this is part of an eight minute infomercial that was made to show off the house. the auction was delayed until december 16. organizers say interest in the property was greater than expected. potential bidders wanted more time to check out the place. the property includes an indoor basketball court of course, also a door from the playboy mansion with nine bedrooms and 15 bathrooms. december 16 is the auction date. coming up, we'll have the top stories, also the forecast. we'll be right back. this beautiful look at san francisco from our roof cam. see new a couple minutes. welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway is just what they crave. a hero of the table, "so delicious" they'll rave. fresh, natural, frozen. it's the best selection around. spen

jordan. they used to joke that the only person who ever held michael under 20 was dean smith. while coach smith couldn't join us today due to an illness that he's facing with extraordinary courage, we also honor his courage in helping to change our country. he recruited the first black scholarship athlete to north carolina. and helped integrate a restaurant in a neighborhood in chapel hill. that's the kind of character that he represented on and off the court. we salute innovators who push the limits of science, changing how we see the world and ourselves. growing up, sally ride read about the space program in the newspaper almost every day and she thought this was the coolest thing around. when she was a ph.d. candidate at stanford, she saw an ad for astronauts in the student newspaper, and she seized the opportunity. as the first american woman in space, sally didn't just break the extrstratospheric glass cei, she blasted through it. when she came back to earth, she devoted her life in help

he did have the good sense to give the ball to a 19-year-old kid named michael jordan. they used to joke that the only person who ever held michael under 20 was dean smith. while coach smith couldn't join us today due to an illness that he is facing, we also honor his courage in helping to change our country. he recruited the first black scholarship athlete to north carolina. he helped integrate a restaurant and a neighborhood in chapel hill. that is the kind of character that he represented on and off the court. we salute innovators that push the limits of science changing how we see the world and ourselves. growing up, sally ride read about the space program in the newspaper almost every day. she thought, this was the coolest thing around. when she was a phd candidate at stanford, she saw an ad for astronauts in the student newspaper. she seized the opportunity. the first american woman in space. sally didn't just break the stratospheric glass ceiling. she blasted through it. when she came back to earth, she devoted her life to helping girls excel in fields like math,

. >> for a moment, think about how popular michael jordan is, and tiger woods is in golf. if you combine those two, you will get an understanding of what sasha means to cricket in his native india. he will take the pitch for the time time as he is set to retire. the legacy he is leaving behind. >> strapping up for another day on the correct pitch, 15-year-old tries to strike the ball, like his idol. and dreams of one day playing for the national team. >> it is very important to me because he is the reason i started playing cricket. i learned how to play by watching him, and i will keep playing and learning from him. >> his mother says he is obsessed with the cricket star, they may never have met, but he has changed his son's life. >> he practices by himself and really loves it. he doesn't let any else watch t.v. when his match is on. >> he burst on to the correct scene at 16. he has mesmerized fans for decades. he is the first to play 100 international, and the only to compete 34,000 runs in international correct. here in india, he is loved as a living legend. >> he is bas

got to be michael jordan, right? rocking the air jordan shoes. you need one guy to knock down the shot. >> if i was russell, by the way, i think jordan fouled him. >>> save the 1998 finals there, him holding the ball. >> andy scholes, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> all right. >> we'll be right back. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before. [ passenger ] airport, please. what airline? united. [ indian accent ] which airline, sir? [ passenger ] united. whoa taxi! [ british accent ] what airline, then? [ passenger ] united. all right. [ spanish ] what airline? [ passenger ] united. ♪ [ mandarin ] which air

michael jordan's chicago area mansion is up for auction today. the 56,000-square-foot house is on 7.4 acres of land. it has jordan's signature number 23, which you just saw on the front gate, and comes with a regulation-size indoor basketball court, as you might expect. there's no minimum bid, but you've got to put down a $250,000 deposit to take a part. the property did fail to sell when it was listed last year for $29 million. there you go. that's the basketball court. so, what feature would your dream house have? i can't imagine many of us would want a basketball court. anyway, you could imagine personalizing your home if money was of no concern. let us know. join the conversation. you can e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com, twee tweet @cnbcwex or @rosswestgate. i kind of like the idea of swimming pools that sink and raise and lower themselves. we'll take a short break. we'll be back in a few moments time and talk about nigeria. >>> nigeria's government says it's making progress by diversifying its economy but admits it still needs to do a lot more

. >>> nba star michael jordan's mansion hit the auction block on friday. the home is being offered for $21 million. at 56,000 square feet, it has nine bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, and of course, an nba quality basketball court. and that's "your weekly five." >>> we want to get an update from cnn's ted rowlands. he's in washington, illinois, tonight. you were talking about the devastating scenes that you were witnessing there. >> reporter: yeah, don. tonight it is pitch black here because there's no power here, so you can see out in the distance flashlights and emergency vehicle lights where they are going through the rubble to make sure that there is no one else trapped, and this is going to go on throughout the evening. we're talking about dozens and dozens of homes in this city of washington. it's a small community about 10,000 people in all, and not the entire community was hit. only a few neighborhoods. but those neighborhoods that were hit, and we don't know what kind of a tornado this was in terms of its size, but it was absolutely destructing. it was so

jordan wearing the shoes when he led the bulls to a three games to two lead in the nba finals in 1997 struggling with flu-like symptoms throughout that game. jordan asked a ball boy with the utah jazz to get him some apple sauce. the kid did it and jordan give him his game-winning size 13s. now that kid is all grown up and looking for a little cash and he's auctioning them off. up next, taking it deep, guys, into a deeply rooted washington problem. in my interview with the president, he complained about the government procurement process. we'll explain what he was talking about next. but first today's trivia question. who is the most recent major party presidential nominee to be elected governor after losing a race for president? first person to tweet the kraekt answer will get the on-air shutout. how are things with the new guy? all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no

tmz tweeting michael jordan beer pong showdown ball so hard. the basketball great was spotted at miami hotel playing a game of beer pong against a lucky groom hours before the wedding. many on twitter calling jordan out for extending his arm out past the end of the table claiming he is he in violation of beer pong's elbow rule. if you want to be safe but don't want to look funny wearing funny bike helmets. "sports illustrated" tweeting bike mel met can save your life while still looking cool. invisible helmets almost invisible. collapsible and inflatable like air bags and they sit around your neck like a scarf. then when the helmets detect impact they pop open. speaking of useful but fashionable products huff post style tweeting whoa the world's first antisatellite pair of jeans. you heard right. new jeans that claim to get rid of cellulite as you wear them. made of beauty denim. turns body heat into infraread rays and the rays stimulate circulation preventing cellulite. #greta on all your tweets and posts. coming up, you will meet a man who sa

jordan. i'm looking forward to the experience. he's a prolific author. -- he's received numerous awards for his groundbreaking awards in journalism. you have his expanded biography, if you care to look tat. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcoming ray suarez. [applause] >>> i want to get to the story you told, ray, on the latino experience in the united states. as i join you here before we do. i want to explore a little bit of your motivation for writing the book. what was it that attracted you to the story. what if you hope achieve? >> when pbs decides it was going to start raising the considerable millions of dollars that it would take to put a project like this on the air, i should tell you a little bit about what is going on in modern television. you don't just do a documentary anymore. these days when you go to the big philanthropic organizations in the arts and humanities -- in the social sciences, they want to know what your ancillaries are. so you can't just make a

jordan, was there dr. j. >> julius erving explodes! >> way back to the slam dunk! watch the doctor! >> unbelievable! julius irving! >> the game really went vertical with julius irving one of the greatest basketball players of all time. he's out with a new memoir entitled "dr. j, the autobiography" there is plenty of intrigue of his illustrious basketball career, playing with the like of larry bird and magic johnson and there's the story of growing up in the projects on long island and brutally frank stories of his personal life. i'm joined by julius irving. i thought the book was fascinating and i think i'll ask you about things i think other people haven't. you grew up in an era of sweeping civil rights changes and you write about the racism you encountered and what was it like to be such an emerging star at such a tumultuous time. >> first, thank you for having me. a pleasure to be here with you. during that time for me, i felt like i was pulled in a lot of different directions and i had to make certain

and on bleacherreport.com, you can't play like michael jordan, but you can live like him. the basketball hall of famer is putting his chicago suburban mansion on the auction block on november 22nd. bidding for the nine-bedroom, 15-bathroom estate starts at $29 million. don't expect an open house for this one. a deposit of $250,000 is required to enter this auction. and, christi asked me at the beginning of the "bleacher report" if i was bummed, you know, we're ending "rivalry express." this face say it is off. this face say it is all. [ laughter ] this is my bitter -- my bitter face for the ending of "rivalry express." a bitter carlos face. i want to say right now, i'm going on the record, this is how i feel about "rivalry express" ending. we'll see you in 2014. okay? >> we look forward to it. that is a big head, though. >> yes. >> a large sign, too. [ laughter ] >> oh, no. we're getting wrapped. >> see you in 2014. >> thank you. that'll do it for us today. thank you so much for watching, everybody. >> yeah, you don't want to go anywhere. so much more news ahead in the nex

michael b. jordan who played oscar grant is nominated for lead. melanie diaz who played his girl friend is up for supporting. and the awards will be presented march 1st in santa monica. >>> the cal bears battling syracuse at the maui invitational. >>> time to check in with gasia in the newsroom. >> julie, san francisco is seeking new solutions to its housing problem. tonight the mayor ed lee outlined an effort to maintain affordable housing what she says is behind the city's soaring eviction rate and his effort to curb the law. >>> the cal basketball team is over in hawaii and mark is here to tell us how they're doing. >> they're doing better -- >> every time it starts out that way. >> they're doing better than the football team. but in particular tonight they did not do all that great. however they stuck with one of the top rated teams in the country that would be number eight syracuse in the maui invitational. halftime it was all tied. syracuse however a jolt here, jeremy grant off the mark and there's the slam return. 19 points inbound pass. tr

also nominated, michael b. jordan, who plays grant, and e-mail my diaz, who plays a character named sulfina. >> good movie. very powerful. good luck on that one. >>> a bay area coaching legend is going for another spot in history. stanford women's basketball coach could be getting victory number 900. that is a monumental milestone. stanford all set to play florida gulf coast as part of the hardwood tournament of hope. this is down in puerta villarta, mexico. she took on the purdue boilermakers. only seven other coaches in all of college basketball history have ever reached that 900 win mark. a huge pre-congratulations. >> absolutely. she's a pianist. >> really? >> yes. >> very talented. >> multiple talents. >> they're getting ready for the macy's thanksgiving day parade in the big apple, but why you might not be seeing some of your favorite characters this year. hang tight. we'll tell you why. >>> the giant balloons have to be grounded if the wind is too strong. there's a chance the wind might exceed the limits

i'm going to put this guy as the michael jordan. >> it's a short list. >> name one. >> blago is up there. >> blago was on my mind yesterday. >> marion barry. >> not as good as rob ford. >> let's walk you through what happened yesterday. the sir can you surrounding rob ford came to a head yesterday. the city council voting to strip the mayor of much of his official responsibility. he loses half of his staff. most of his legislative duties. but mayor ford says he has no plans to go away as you heard there. here he is during that mimicking while a city council member is driving. that same member had been stopped and given warning at a dui checkpoint last spring. mayor ford has acknowledged he may have driven drunk in the past. the drama continues. people screaming shame, shame, shame from the public gallery. mayor ford taking them on. later ford takes off in the chamber, knocks over a female council member before helping her back. he said he was rushing to help his brother who is also a councilman who he said was in an altercation. the mayor did apologize but ford was defiant yesterday over

if you want a tour behind the gate of michael jordan's compound go to cnnmoney.com. i've done my real estate job. chris, back over to you. >> that's impressive. other big numbers we have for you this morning, 36 million, that's how many americans suffer from migraines and a growing number -- they're undergoing migraine surgery. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta has more on this controversial treatment. >> you know, nearly ten years ago, plastic surgeons at the cleveland clinic, they noticed something curious after performing certain operations known as brow lifts. some of the patients came back saying they used to have frequent migraines that then went away after the operations. surgeons became intrigued and began to experiment. today they start to toss around this word cure or at leaf something close to it. >> i just want to have a life. i operate on half a life. >> reporter: she says she has about 15 good days a month. >> hold on. >> reporter: the other 15, she deals with crushing migraine pain. >> it feels like a boa constrictor around my head. it f

with the michael jordan house, here's the interesting thing nap in the chicago area, for the past 25 years, there have only been eight homes that have sold for more than $10 million. this was on the market for $29 million. so you've got to want to have a really big trophy in chicago to buy that house. >> whew! deep pockets indeed. michael corbett, thank you so much. lots of fun to do our little version of a virtual tour, appreciate it. >>> and i guess we're going to talk again, once you know, the bidding beginning. >>> 3:00 on the east coast. noon out west for those just joining us, welcome to the "cnn newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. here are the top stories we're following at this hour -- ishs people on the street knocked unconscious by criminals who consider their attack a game. the disturbing trend coming up. >>> two different scares at los angeles international airport. one prompted this response from police. >> everyone, on the ground! >> everybody get down! >> we'll tell you what triggered that show of force. >>> and jackie kennedy's iconic pink suit. find out where it is n

so he did have the good sense to give the ball to a 19-year-old kid named michael jordan. although they used to joke that the only person who held michael under 20 was dean smith. [laughter] coach smith couldn't join us today due to an illness that he's facing with extraordinary courage, we also honor his courage in helping to change our country. he recruited athletes to north carolina and help integrate a restaurant in chapel hill. that's the kind of character that he represents on and off the court. this includes innovators to change how we see the world and ourselves. sally ride write about the space update in the paper almost everyday and she thought was the coolest thing she had seen. she seemed to be opportunity is the first american woman in space, sally just didn't break the stratospheric glass ceiling, she blasted through it and when she came back to earth she promoted her life to helping girls in fields like math and science and engineering. she said young girls need role models and you can't can be what you can't see. barry have inspired girls on the world, incl

now that he has six, his buddy michael jordan used to tease him michael has six rings. he'll text him and say i caught up with you michael. i've got six, too. there's been a bit of a debate since he won this yesterday. is he an athlete? donathan mcnabb, former philadelphia quarterback came out over the weekend saying, yeah, yeah, great and all that. but are you an athlete? jimmie johnson had a lot of people come to his defense. i wanted to ask you, do you think race car drivers are athletes? >> a skill that is an athletic skill. >> that's not an answer. >> sprint to get donovan mcnabb, but i don't think mcnabb could beat him in a car race? >> it's a sport. >> if you can eat while you're doing it, it's not a sport. but you can't eat while you're driving nascar. >> exactly. >> i could eat and drive easily. so it's a sport. >> i've got to say, he's making this look so easy. for people just tuning in to nascar now, it's not supposed to be this easy. drivers are not this dominant. >> he can see the lanes. compare it to a great running back in football. he sees where the hole

jordan. [laughter] although they used to joke that the only person who ever held michael under 20 was dean smith. [laughter] smith cannot join us today due to an illness he is facing with extraordinary courage micah we also honor his courage in helping to change our country. he recruited the first black scholarship athlete to north carolina and helped integrate a restaurant and an neighborhood in chapel hill. that is the kind of character that he represented on and off the court. we salute innovators who pushed the limits of science, changing how we see the world and ourselves. and growing up, sally ride read about the space program in the newspaper almost everyday, and she thought this was the coolest thing around. when she was a phd candidate at stanford, she saw an ad for astronauts in the student newspaper. and she seized the opportunity. the first american woman in space. sally did not just break the stratospheric last ceiling, she blasted through it. when she came back to earth, she dev

jordan, they used to joke that the only person who ever held michael under 20 was dean smith. while coach smith couldn't join us today due to an illness that he's facing with extraordinary courage, we also honor his courage in helping to change our country. he recruited the first black scholarship athlete to north carolina and helped integrate a restaurant and neighborhood in chapel hill. that's the kind of character that he represented on and off the court. we salute innovators who pushed the limits of science, changing how we see the world and ourselves. growing up, sally ride read about the space program in the newspaper almost every day and thought this was the coolest thing around. when she was a ph.d. candidate at stanford she saw an ad for astronauts in the student newspaper and she seized the opportunity as the first american woman in space. sally didn't just break the stratospheric glass ceiling, she blasted through it. when she came back to earth, she devoted her life in helping girls excel in fields like math, science, and engineering. young girls need to see role m