so, donovan kind of patterned himself after michael jordan, the way he carried himself, the way he handled himself at press conferences, the way he dressed. carson is very different from both of those guys in that carson's carson. i mean, carson is--and i said to you before we started here, i mean, carson is very fargo. i mean, he's very north dakota. i mean, he's--last year, when they were 3-0, and he was on the cover of magazines, and everybody was all excited about him, the eagles were on the bye week, and he went home to north dakota, went hunting. you know, he went back on his pickup truck and got his dogs, and he went out hunting. he's totally unaffected by the fame. but i thought in the area of leadership, i thought last year, he was put in a very tough situation. he was a kid from a small school, in his rookie year, was injured, didn't have much of a pre-season. and the week before the opener, they made a big trade and made him the starting quarterback. they traded sam bradford. all of a sudden, "here, kid, it's your job." and it was very interesting the way the veteran players on

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jordan of acting. who would you compare him to? >> i don't know athletes. who is a scrawny -- who is a scrawny adorable athlete. >> i want a reality star. you know reality tv. >> that's not fair. most reality tv stars are mentally compromised. >> she said it, not me. i'll be with her again at the "mother" premier. >>> let's keep moving. angelina jolie. angie and her kids were everywhere at the toronto film festival. she's pulling now punches about life after splitting from brad. so, you don't like anli well, she doesn't really care. quote, i never expect to be the one that everybody understands or likes, and that's okay. because i know who i am and the kidsw knowho i am. the 42-year-old single mom of six gives two new interviews -- "the new york times" and "people" magazine. topic number one? life aftraer bd with the kids. calling them the best friends i've ever had, angie seems to take a subtle swipe at her ex, saying, nobody in my life has ever stood by me more. the six are home-schooled, learning ar

michael jordan was in that era where it was, you're going to protect your brand at all costs. i think a lot of people in that time were going to be silent, and they were just going to try to sell shoes. i don't fault them for that, but i feel like it's shifted. now especially with social media, people are going to speak out. and i think previous to that generation, there was the generation of muhammad ali. there was the civil rights movement. there were people that stood for a serious cause. and it seemed like people thought, athletes maybe thought, hey, we've got it good now, let's not mess this up. >> brown: as for himself, blake settled a lawsuit against the new york police department this summer , and got the city to fund a legal fellowship. >> that was a good outcome. exploring cases of police misconduct, you have a fellow on staff for the next six years, two years at a time, so it'll be three different ones, straight out of law school, to fight these kind of cases. because last year, over 50% of them weren't seen to conclusion. so now there's someone on staff to help the

and over to an artist who has taken a pretty creative approacapproach to the michael jordan photo. he uses the air jordans to make the painting. the final results, pretty remarkable. almost as remarkable as the polka. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>> this morning on "world news now." hurricane irma takes aim, getting closer and closer to the american coast, with miami now bracing for direct hit. the category five storm has already taken lives as it barrels over the caribbean. we have team coverage, and we'll go live to accuweather for the latest forecast. >> and that hurricane is already making history with its strength and longevity. so what makes it so powerful and so dangerous? >>> and new this half hour, five former and living presidents making the one-america appeal. >> they're all coming together to call on americans to support the hurricane

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these are some of the biggest names in nba history, doctor j , charles barkley, larry bird , michael jordan and more, i will tell but an auction where you can buy very cool game worn jerseys coming up in 20 minutes right here, on "eyewitness news" this morning , including, i don't know if you remember the name minute bol, 7-foot, 7 inches, very rare jersey here as well, we will tell but that coming up. >> i'm fixated on that paycheck. >> 98,000. >> i'm shock. >> you know me with the numbers. >> yes. >> one game check. >> thanks, patrick. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" an arsonist sets a convertible on fire see surveillance video police are hoping lead them to the suspect in bucks county. >>> also ahead a local university is on alert we will tell what you has got temple students taking extra precautions. >>> then what is oldies new again we will tell but a california store selling, repairing and evening, sculpting from typewriters, what is this all about. >> what is that. >> i don't >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be a will be i

you have a lot of those but we have got michael jordan, larry bird, really cool stuff outside of philadelphia one cool thing that doctor did was acquire things from the sixers but teams back then traded jerseys. is there charity auction where one team needed a jersey for their and acquired them from the team. that primary source makes a difference in the pricing. >> outside of these two any other cool jerseys beside philadelphia teams. >> alonzo mourning, larry johnson, all of those great throw backs in the 80's, 90's area and they have come in as league is so widely popular. >> that larry johnson jersey right in my wheel house. i'm 33. i had that and starter jacket, whole 9-yard. charles and mosts. that is a cool one too. >> several charles barkley game jerseys, moses malone and as the team now comes back into sort of relevance in the league, people throw back to these memories when they grew up watching these great players play. cool thing about these jerseys , or expensive. or $500, $700. something for everybody. >> reese nal label. >> cool moses jersey because that was the season he came

. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand. and that's what television does for these athletes. turns them into worldwide iconic brands. >> the inbounds pass comes in to jordan. michael at the foul line. good! the bulls win. >> athletes in the '80s became part of an ongoing group of people we cared about. we had an enormous pent-up demand for sports and the '80s began to provide. >>> cable television is continuing to grow. it's estimate tuesday will grow into 1 million more u.s. households this year. >> with cable television offering an array of different channel choices, the audience bifurcated. that's an earthquake. >> i want my mtv! >> i want my mtv! >> i want my mtv! ♪ >> a new concept is born. the best of tv combined with the best of radio. this is it. welcome to mtv music television. the world's first 24-hour stereo video music channel. >> music television, what a concept. mtv was, pow, in your face. you were not going to turn us off. >> mtv did nothing but play current music videos all day long

. >> you've had a lot of athletes stay quiet, in particular michael jordan who did weigh in the other day. i should add "the wall street journal" call this the kind of rant you'd rather in a lousy sports bar. meanwhile grothers fights on. the senators offered no new inny shahatives. change is needed. >> it's not working, and it's never going to work. i'm going to spend more money, good after bad fixing a system that can't be saved. we're going press on, and its okay to vote. it's okay to fall short, if you do. >> last night's debate coming hours after the congressional budget office released a pore shall score saying two cut the budget deficit by at least billions. millions of americans would lose health care. >> susan collins now officially a no vote killing the bill. it cuts medicaid too deeply. the fate of graham/cassidy could be decided when republicans meet in the senator today. cnn's phil mattingly with more from capitol hill. >> reporter: one key mark for republican the they couldn't loose any more than two senators. now they have. senator susan collins coming out monday night

jordan of golf >> he is definitely the michael jordan of golf >> he's the rinaldo of golf and whether he plays or not, it would not matter it would be to our benefit if he does play with our nice b logo on the side of the ball. >> how is the industry doing in general right now? >> i think the industry is a little bit in a panic even though it may not be i come from outside of the industry and golf is a large business as your captain just says there but, when you look at it, what we need to do is attract more consumers and more people to the game of golf we cannot rely on the fact that you know with the golf game has slowed down a little bit if you look at before and after tiger, we are up 4 million golfers in that period of time it is notes at its peak we can attract golf. our responsibility as the caretaker of the industry to bring more golfers >> i got to let you go >> how much of a dozen of these costs? >> $44.95 or $45 >> so it is premium. yeah, well, they're actually cheaper than the pro-v one and a lot better balls >> i got to tell you scott and i play a lot of golf and we lose

. >> darryn also calls jennifer the michael jordan of acting. >> who did you compare him to? >> i don't really know athletes. who is a skraunny adorable athlete? >> how about a reality star because i know you love reality tv. >> most reality tv stars are mentally compromised. >> it's always a good combination when you're one of the biggest movie stars in the world and you're also one of the most fun to interview. i love her. nischelle, back to you. >> if i wasn't secure in our friendship, i think you'd replace me with j.law. let's get to the bachelor. first a little bit of dirty laundry because the new bachelor's ex is talking. >> then there's peter explaining what he says happened to "e.t." online's lauren zima. >> a lot of fans were blindsided by the fact that you are not the bachelor. were you blindsided? >> no, i wouldn't say so. when i got off rachel's season. i was devastated. it was a hard breakup. >> did you say no to being the bachelor? >> the conversations we had were never specific yes or no. it was more, are you ready, and me saying i was not. >> bachelor nation i

jordan so i took over an autographed basketball which in their holy of hol i didn'ts which kim jong-un apparently saw. i do think it was a very important discussion because we missileking about material, missile limits, and really were in the middle of discussions that then the election of 2000 is confusing to many people. the bottom line is the policy we were in the middle of working on did not get followed. sherman was with me. she was all set to go to the continuation of the talks in kuala lumpur, and all of a sudden that was all called off. as a result of the discussion, there is no new fiscal material added. i think it was an important time. i was having dinner with kim jong-il, and we were talking about many things. kept saying things like, what do you think of the swedish model? i was trying to figure out. then he asked me, how does my interpreter compare with conduct another?h i said you have the best woman interpreter i have ever heard. [laughter] it helped a lot, believe me. i do think that what is interesting is at that time they were prepared to have missile limits. jong-il

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jordan and redskins own josh norman had some harsh words for the president. >> i'm telling you right now the man is not welcome here in washington d.c. he's not. i hope he won't be around when i see him. he's not welcome. >> i respect the office i respect the troops and america and my family fought in the war and like i said before it's not about the plaque it's not about anything like that. it's not about black and white. it's about what we're being faced with right now. that's being teared down from within the white house. >> now the white house take took a softer tone if you compare to the tweets president posted calling players that neal sobs and calling for take a listen to how sarah huckabee sanders said today. >> this is not about the president being against anyone but president and millions of americans being for something for honoring our flag and national anthem and honoring the men and women that fought to defend it. >> it's always apoint for the president of the united states to defend our nraling r flag and defend the national anthem and the men and women who fought and

i'm not saying stick to sports but as michael jordan said -- and i'm paraphrasing -- he sells sneakers to both republicans and democrats. so i think that you're going to weigh in, you're going to give your opinion. if it's about kevin durant deciding not to go to the white house or the colin kaepernick situation which has been highly publicized. i have on my own which leans flight those situations. >> are you choosing, brit, to make your brand a conservative leaning sports person as you're looking for a new job post-espn. aren't a lot of people in the sports world embracing politics. >> i think people are are embracing -- showing sports isn't just selling. in 2017 with social media, all these digital platforms to stand out more than ever is something you could argue anybody in the media may be trying to do. i'm not trying to brand myself that way. i've always been a republican, i'm registered a republican. i couldn't say things at the network so that's when you get into this discussion, eck speak that this isn't a narrative from my stability point i know what i was allowed and not allo

jordan. more charges could follow as this investigation goes on, liz. liz: wow. what a story. ashley webster, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. liz: coming up, cnn back at it. a white house supporter says president trump did not criticize patriots quarterback tom brady because he's not a black athlete. we've got the sound there. the media criticizing president trump for taking a hard line on north korea. but the parents of otto warmbier telling fox they agree with the president. we're going to tell you what the media is not reporting about north korea. you're not going to believe what we've got. don't go away. >> it was astounding to cindy and i to discover that north korea is not listed as a state sponsor of terror. we owe it to the world to list north korea as a state sponsor of terror. though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll li

. >> i always like to point to michael jordan. a guy who became a billionaire because is he good at putting a ball in the basket and good at dunking the basketball. do you remember what he said? republicans buy sneakers, too. if espn were smart they wouldn't be going to war with conservatives and republicans and donald trump voters. they would be acknowledging that that should be the backbone of their brand. instead, they are pushing him away saying that you're white supremacist, you're not welcome here. i don't know how people who voted for donald trump can feel comfortable at all watching espn when they know the values that network espouses and how unwelcome their own values are. heather: it definitely exemplifies the growing political divide within espn itself. and then that, of course, transfers on to its viewers. todd: they used to do sports over there at espn. >> heather: at some point they used to. todd: should anchors be playing politics or just stick to sports? heather: weigh in on facebook page right after the show and u

. >> michael jordan was here, oprah winfrey. donald trump was there. >> across the street at geno' the buzz over pat's was no big deal. >> we're celebrities ourselves just working at geno's. you know what i mean. >> you don't need zuckerberg. >> we don't need him. i don't even use his page. >> zuckerberg should have tried tony luke' oars jim's on south street where they say there's enough cheesesteak love to go around. >> everybody has their favorite. you can't be mad at him. we're all especially us from philly. some of us grew up near other places we're just used to the taste. i can't be mad at the man. but next time he'll come around and maybe he'll give us a try. >> after his meal he came back to thank the guys behind the grill and may be won them a new facebook friend. >> you on facebook? >> yes, yes, yes. >> did you try to reach out to him. >> i did. i gave him a little like on the thing. >> little poke. >> i think i'll send him a friend request try to get in on that zuckerberg business. you know what i moan? [ laughter ] >

. >> and michael jordan, who doesn't speak out, he released a statement and lebron james saying this today. >> we have forgot how we come together and be as great as we can be as a people. because the people run this country, not one individual. and damn sure not him. >> so listen, they're being very outspoken about this. what's interesting to me, i think, christine, is it would be very telling is if anybody reached out to collin kaepernick? anyone in the league, the commissioner? any of the team owners? anyone. that would be extraordinary if they did, but i doubt they did. >> we have no reporting on that at this point. but they should. think about it, collin kaepernick was the problem. he was the focus of attention a year ago, look at what's happening on the field, all of these kaepernicks hundreds of them doing what he did and, of course, with trump doing what he did on friday triggering it all. one would hope that cappollin kaepernick would get another chance in the league now if he was black balled. what a wonderful turn of events that could be following up on what trump did. you

they have opened one lane so people can attempt to get to where they need to be this michael jordan but it's not looking good and as we were going against this traffic we just saw lights and cars that were stopped for as far as we could see. i mean, a huge backup already at only 5:30 this morning. this just happened an hour ago. you can see people -- the car in front of me right now looking frustrated, for a way out. i don't know what he thinks he's going to do but he looks like he's going to try something. lots of frustration here as people are at a standstill. for this morning's commute. i'm going to toss it over to alexis who can give us more details on how this looks from up above and how you can avoid it. alexis, what can people do? >> like you said, you do not want to get on westbound 580. total gridlock and i did check we to about seven miles now, that does reach the 680 interchange all the way coming into castro valley so this crash, again, happened about 4:15 this morning, just before you get to the eden canyon exit. they did open one lane. we had all lanes blocked for about 45

michael jordan is his favorite player. mr. rodman, as you brought him up, also played for the bulls. childhoodis eccentric formed him. he was known as a chubby brat. one of the analysts interviewed for the story said there is a method to his madness. the north koreans want to think he is crazy because they will underestimate or overestimate what a are capable of. that gives them a lot of psychological power. the story is the cover story of the christian science monitor. how kim rules. if you want to read it, it is this week's addition. steve in ohio on the live for diplomacy. go ahead. caller: i think we should use a diplomacy, any person who i think is uniquely qualified is democrat maxine from california who is quoted as saying, my fear is of north korean nukes us, trump than a get us into war. kind ofwith that attitude, she should be the person who goes over there and go sheets. she certainly wants to avoid any kind of nuclear event. beverly is in bedford, ohio, line for doing nothing. good morning. if you can find where do

look, no, it's not a strong business strategy.ms i always like to point to michael jordan. a guy who became a billionaire because is he good at putting a ball in a basket and good at dunking the basketball. do yousk remember what he said? republicans buy sneakers too. well, if espn were smart, they wouldn't be going to war with conservatives and republicans and donald trump voters.. they would be acknowledging that this should be the backbone of their brand. instead they are pushing him away saying that your white supremacist, you are not welcome here. i don't know how people who voted for donald trump can feel comfortable at all watching espn when they know the values that that network espouses and how unwelcome their own values are. >> tucker: no, they sound like the sociology department at bennington college.wn so out of touch with america.r: there have to be people at espn who have to understand this is a terrible business decision. are there? do they speak up? are they taken seriously? >> they do speak up, tucker. and they speak out to me. if you remember i broke the r

jordan. here we are at the little white chapel in las vegas. forty-seven years ago, charolette richards lived in a 600-square-foot apartment with a little chapel. that's what she started this business in, and now literally is a city block in las vegas. the property, the business is worth millions of dollars, and celebrities from all over the world come here. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> and kiss. kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss. >> this is the wedding center, where we have wedding gowns, tuxedos, suits, elvis costumes, and all kinds of wonderful things for those people that like to dress up. some people buy them, some people rent them, and some people give them to me because they don't want to take them home. i've done so many weddings during the past few years free because... >> to help people. >> ...i can help people. >> yeah. >> and i've never had anybody that was military pay for the use of this chapel or this grounds. >> thank you for that. that's wonderful. >> no, i love the military peopl

jordan as the best-selling shoe so there are risks here which keeps me short of on the sidelines. >> what's the right price then >> 53 is not right. >> 48. i think this stock on one bad earnings report could break down below 50. >> you need a so% pullback. >> that's what i'm looking for. >> that looks decent to you. >> and when we were talking during the break, more about finish line, it's got a massive short interest, so when it opened down this morning, you had -- you had to buy it fast because it reversed and ran to the upside as people were covering some of the shorts because this thing has been left to right and just falling like a knife. >> what about footlocker where does footlocker fall in this conversation which has fallen almost identically with finish line. >> i know. >> that's been bad. >> the losses are ugly three month, foot locker is down 28. >> and you would have thought when sports authority going out, the vix and finish line and to the looker would do a little by the better and instead they barely even get a blip out of that and you don't want to be there at all if

i think michael jordan has a chunk of change in there. bruce sherman has the most money. venture capitalist has about $300 million. he's the alleged control person, de facto owner, so they're going through this. what i understand, baseball is relatively confident with this. and here we go. the vote is scheduled for next week, rob is trying to assembly the troops to do it this week in the coming days to get this thing approved before the end of -- >> any relation to paul? >> man ford? >> oh, i thought you said manafort. >> i might have. but anyway, he's trying to get the vote two-thirds -- excuse me app% of owners approve it. he wants to get it before the playoffs start next week. we understand this is coming in the next couple of days, and this will be official then. finally, derek jeter will be okay the team, and it will be. now the question is is this -- we should talk to our camera people over here. is this a good decision on jeter? we should point out that the marlins are a very tortured -- financially tortured franchise losing a lot of money. jeter is a great basebal

michael jordan who doesn't usually speak out, he released a statement. lebron james. watch this. >> the people run this country, not one individual. and damn sure not him. >> so, listen -- and they're being very out spoken about this. what's interesting to me, i think, christine, what would be very telling is if anybody reached out to colin kaepernick. anyone in the team, league owners, that would be extraordinary if they did, but i doubt they did. >> well, we have no reporting on it at this point, but they sure should. if you think about, kaepernick was the problem. he was the focus of everyone's attention a year ago. look what's happening on the field. hundreds of kaepernicks doing what he did. and with trump what he did on friday, triggering it all. if in fact he was being black balled because of his activism and his peaceful activism and of course giving a million dollars to charity, we can't forget that. one would think there should be a place in the nfl for him. and what a wonderful turn of events that could be following up on what trump did. you've got a pictur

michael jordan didn't want anything controversial because he was trying to sell sneakers. this is why i love what we're seeing because it's getting athletes back involved in the game, whether we like it or not, they've got a ton of power these athletes. you've got people who are watching them, these youngsters watching them for good or bad, the fact they're treating them this way is good and now you're adding the owner component. this is something that could be a powerful good for society. >> ownership for being a role model is always important whether you believe you're one or not. great to see you. >>> so we've got the palace intrigue from politico. politico now reporting that the president's son-in-law was using a private e-mail to conduct white house business. we'll tell you all about jared kushner. this latest headline right after this. new charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. and it's softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. we all go, why not enjoy the

michael jordan, who didn't want to say anything controversial, because he wanted to sell sneakers. you had charles barkley doing that commercial saying that i am not a role model. all of a sudden we have role models everywhere. okay? colin kaepernick may never get a job again in the national football league but is a hero forever in this movement. the guy really liking this movement, lebron james. held a press conference that was fantastic. eloquent. like the 21st century version of muhammad ali and jim brown, of that ilk. you see things like that. it tells you what he meant for good to paraphrase the bible, did for evil, rather, has turned into good in many ways. >> i want to hit on colin kaepernick, jarvis. he still does not vat job within the nfl. seeing lots of players take their knee in support of the first amendment, and your right to protest and camaraderie with him certainly and against this president what he said. does this change, in your opinion, kaepernick's prospects going forward? >> well, i mean, that's a tough question, actually. because kaepernick -- >> could it? >>

. >> are you 100% positive michael jordan was the best player ever? >> absolutely. >> because they think kobe's better. >> that is why -- say it with me -- lakers fans are stupid. >> bobby moynihan joins us at the table. you have another hit on your hands. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> let's talk about just a second. i didn't get the impression you were goc to leave "snl" and how did you tell lorne michaels? >> yeah. he was super wonderful about it. this opportunity came up. i wasn't really expecting it, and i was something i read and fell in love with and kind of had to e-mail lorne late at night. >> had you ever e-mailed him before? >> maybe. maybe once or twice in the past but nothing for anything this severe, but i e-mailed him, thought i wunl going to hear back. he e-mailed me back right away, he was very, very nice and awesome about it. he's a very kind funny man. >> would you ever go back? >> of course. i would love to go back some day. i feel like you never leave "snl." if you get that job, it becomes like family and everyone comes

-- i think ofh steve jobs similar to michael jordan back in the old days of the chicago bulls. the team was built around him, and it had a hard time functioning at first. now, i think tim cook has his legs under him. i do think he doesn't cast a shadow, and i do think there was a lot of sadness and grief once steve jobs died. i think a lot of people did not know what to do, because steve had so many honed skill sets. they had to rebuild a lot of those same skill sets. david: we appreciate your time today. they you for joining us, john. will have much more of our special coverage of the apple product event on the gray television and bloomberg radio. tim cook was on stage along with the coo of apple talking about advancements in the apple watch os for -- os four. much more to come on our apple special. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . david: this is bloomberg markets continuing our special coverage of the apple event going on and -- in cupertino. on stage ins is cupertino talking about features of the apple watch, and there's watchto be a new available in september. some details about

jordan of the charlotte bobcats. women still appear to hit a glass ceiling, if you will, and most are senior vice presidents and/or assistant general managers but never in the top position. kim eng in 2005 had the opportunity and had a chance of becoming general manager for the los angeles dodgers, but she lost out. given the present court situation, it's probably for the better. these are the questions we have to ask. it seems more and more changes occur in baseball and that it is progressive, but there are still these questions about diversity and steeped in traditional roots. so i leave you with this question. you can think about this. does baseball reflect society or is it an agent of social change? yes. i need your critiques. please hand them in. also, you know, next thursday, already, can be your final. we will talk more on monday. oh, monday, that's right, you review due as well. man, i am awful. >> you are not that bad. >> i am just being asian, i want you to know that. [captions copyright national cable sate

. >> michael jordan 500. >> you know who with this is sixers fans. 7' 7" pass away now. you know his son is highly recruited. has a high school basketball player now. his name is bowl bowl. >> there are so little players that were of that hight or realm of hight. not necessarily a lot of mone money. maybe 500 to 1,000 that's cool about this collection there's a lot of expensive names but there's fun things nba fans could do as well. >> where would you put it in theive willing room. >> high sceelings. >> the frame alone would be $500 or $700. >> absolutely cool piece should be a fun collection. >> how do we bid. >> hunt auctions.com. auction ends tonight. >> that's how tall it is you see the lights renrengt sfwling it's stuck. >> we'll you have load it back in the truck. >> this is like guarding minute. >> what's the web. >> hunt auctions.com. auction ends 10:00 tonight. >> okay. >> thank you. >> you could let us know later on what the jerseys went for. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. >> 8:22. a team golfer with serious skills this local kid does what the pros can't.

. >> reporter: nba legend michael jordan uh also speaking out, saying those who exercise the right to express themselves should not be demonized or ostracized. the sentiment going to nascar. the president tweeting he is so proud of nascar. but racing icon, dale jr., defended the right to protest. saying those who make revolution impossible, will make violent revolution inevitable. but after the mass protest, players are conflicted. the pittsburgh steelers chose to skip the anthem. it's a decision ben roethlisberger now regrets. his teammate, an army veteran, seen at the edge of the field, now says he was just trying to get a view of the flag and regrets leaving his teammates behind. >> it wasn't me stepping forward. i never planned to boycott the plan that the steelers came up with. >> reporter: the protests were started by collin kaepernick last year. at the white house monday, a frustrated press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders. >> they should probably protest the officers on the field that are protecting them instead of the american flag. >> reporter: the president tweeting again,

jordan with a big mac like the 1980s won't, and they need to see the authenticity >> you sold vitamin water to coca-cola -- >> he was a smart guy. >> that's all right. you did all right. >> i did okay. yeah >> are sugar drinks dead or dying? >> yeah. sugary beverages are declining it's not off the cliff, but it's definitely doing this and especially the millennial audience come in the first thing they do is they grab a product and before you used to throw your frosted flakes into your grocery cart and you're off now you do this. you turn every package and to me, brands that are low sugar, that taste great are the future. kombucha that was a randomly odd word is now on the uptick. kombucha is the new soda >> a nice hedge fund guy like this goes into this business, why did you do it? >> hedge fund, you make money or lose money and working with brands is my passion and you're helping build a business that can be long lasting and you're also creating something. >> a little more exciting, i bet. >> a lot more fun. >> how many companies do you have in your portfolio now >> 16. >> how many d

. >> reporter: nba legend michael jordan also speaking out, saying in a statement. the uproar even spreading to nascar. several recent team owners saying they would not tolerate protests during the anthem. a decision the president supports tweeting, he is so proud of nascar. proud of nascar. but later racing icon, dale jr., defended the right to protest. saying those who make revolution impossible, will make violent revolution inevitable. but after this weekend's mass protest, some players are conflicted. the pittsburgh steelers chose to skip the anthem sunday. it's a decision ben roethlisberger now regrets. saying in statement, he was unable to sleep last night. his teammate, alejandro villanueva and, an army veteran, seen at the edge of the field, now says he was just trying to get a view of the flag and regrets leaving his teammates behind. >> it wasn't me stepping forward. i never planned to boycott the plan that the steelers came up with. >> reporter: the protests were started by free agent colin kaepernick last year who did it to draw attention to police bruta

jordan so i took over an autographed basketball which in their holy of hol i didn'ts which kim jong-un apparently saw. so but i do think that it was a very important discussion because we were talking about material, about missile limits and really we're in the middle of discussions that then the election of 2000 was confusing to many people but the bottom line is that the policy that we were in the middle of working on did not get followed. ambassador sherman was with me. we actually were on a trip to south africa. she was all set to go to the continuation of the talks and all of a sudden that was all called off. and as a result of those discussions, there was no new thesele material added. no icbm, no nuclear weapons. i think it was an important time and i have to say, you saved me on something that you may not even know. i was having dinner with kim jong-un and we're talking about many things and he threw an interpreter kept saying things like, what do you think of the swedish model and i was trying to figure out model/model, then he asked me through his interpreter, how does my int

jordan, the mausm found the need to expand. as mayor of springfield at the time i helped secure location on the banks of the connecticut river and in 1985 the hall of fame reopened with a three-level museum with hundreds of pieces of memorabilia and displays. the hall was forced to expand in 2002 with a state-of-the-art structure that was steps away from the old facility. today the hall welcomes six million visitors annually. this year, the hall has inducted 365 of the greatest players, coaches and referees. ayers like wilt chamberlain, kareem abdul-jabbar and pat summit have been honored for their contributions to the sport. the commemorative coin is an ideal way for these great athletes and coaches to be remembered for decades to come. with no cost to the american taxpayer, the surcharges of these coins will go to further the museum's occuration efforts. the proceeds will go to educational programs that teaches respect on and off the court. mr. speaker, i worked with the hall of fame on multiple projects for more than 30 year