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liz: well, so do people like michael jordan, the nba super star, and of course, ted leonses , the ceo and team owner, big big names we're talking about mark cuban owner of the dallas mavericks. how much contact do you have with these backers and do they give their concepts and ideas, what kind of integration do you have with these gentlemen? >> i do not call them everyday, but quite frequently and what i learned from them and that's for me the most important piece is competition, so those guys are so successful because they have been successful in competition, and nobody is more competitive than michael jordan, you can believe me. he wanted to win everything, and this is where i tried to learn a lot from this. i tried to learn how people, everyday, so we should look to the best and we should learn from the best, how to be competitive and how to have that wish to win. we are looking at sport as a business and learning from sport that you have a fair competition and you want to win that is an amazing feeling. liz: well what does he have to say about your competition over at genius sport

and i felt like the documentary was solely built and controlled through michael jordan, and i didn't feel like it really gave justice to a lot of the great players, coach, just that we're a part of that journey. it was truly something that i felt like needed to be expressed from a team standpoint. >> trevor: you know, michael jordan is undoubtedly one of the greatest to ever do it, but clearly as a person, it must be challenging to play with be some like that who you know has a certain frame of mind for what they're doing. when you were playing with him as a teammate, did you have to, you know, situate yourself according to him, or how did you manage michael's ego, while also playing on a team with michael? >> well, it was an adjustment. when i came into the n.b.a., to the chicago bulls organization, michael had been with the organization for three seasons, three losing seasons. so it was an adjustment for him to change his style of play and how he played the game, and it was i guess up to me to sort of pick up areas where i felt like that i could be a good fit for the team to, you k

he is played by michael b. jordan, and you are played by chanté adams. >> charles, please. i appreciate the manners, but you can't keep walking on the outside of the sidewalk. it's new york. there are too many people. >> i'm sorry. i just can't help it. just... it's a force of habit. >> you know what? no, i'm sorry. thank you. the world needs more gentlemen. >> what do you think about the portrayal of charles? >> i think that, starting with denzel, our director, and with chanté and mike, they did me the great honor of keeping me involved every step of the process, and, therefore, they got to know us as people, not just characters. and you see that palpably in the portrayals. and i think they nailed it. >> why was it so important for you to have a working collaboration with your director? because that's quite unusual. >> it's very unusual. denzel and i've been friends for 13 years. he read an article that i wrote in the new york times that led to the book. i wrote an article in the times because i thought, "i'm the only national journalist who's had that experience of openi

jordan while he was the michael jordan. and the unrelenting and absolutely on interested with the moral discussion. and then to kill as much of the enemy as i can. so you can imagine when he discovers napalm us has cooked up the greatest incendiary in the history of man so he discovers japan is a country filled with tarpaper and wood. that's all i need to know. i'm off to the races. >> what i thought is fascinating is when napalm came to be when the band of brothers in alabama and then some i insane chemist they tested it. and then they simulated that. they did in real life. i found that fascinating. >> there is a famous architect named raymond one of the most famous architect in japan. and develop napalm and they said in the utah desert in the testing grounds that was the exact replica and then to build exactly as they are in japan. so he builds a neighborhood. to the extent to which to replicate to make it exact in japan and then we build this replica that's in the desert and they launch and attack on the village with nap

michael jordan did make me by his sneakers. i wanted them. every kid in his audience either has an apple phone -- i don't know why. because samsung is where it is at. you can pool all you want but if you see me on tv you know i don't have a problem telling you the truth. you may not like it but you better learn to love it. i love america. we can disagree and have a good time. but if you are going to do this thing right, this is how i decided how to be. be different. i'm not trying to be you. be different. be me. be yourself. be yourself. here is the last thing we need. we need people to run for office. like i said, 10 years ago i was sitting in the audience like you. 15 years ago i didn't care about politics. i was apolitical. i was more concerned with the suns and hornets game going on tonight across the street. i'm a basketball junkie. i love the game. my lakers are struggling. we will move on. but it takes people who decide that this country is worth saving. it takes people who look at our country and say these people who sit in these offi

especially good morning because michael b. jordan is here this morning. he is always so hard at work. looking forward to hearing about his new movie. i heard there was quite the fan club waiting for him to walk in. >> and it's 31 degrees outside. they are waiting. >>> just ahead here, of course, we have two weeks until christmas. tory johnson, santa's favorite helper, of course, went to the source and she is hitting up santa's workshop. she has great "deals & steals" for the holidays. they are rolling in. she even got something for the four-legged member of your family as well. >> good. looking forward to that. >>> we're going to start with the latest in the fight against covid. hospitalizations on the rise across the country. this comes as the fda could soon authorize booster shots for 16 and 17-year-olds. let's go back to whit johnson at a hospital in connecticut. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, good morning. yes, we are just now learning that the fda is actively considering booster shots for 16 and 17-year-olds and that authorization could com

. >> reporter: and whether you're chasing michael jordan's ones or kanye west's yeezies or something totally original, one of the top stores in the world is wish in atlanta. >> down to the sneaker room. where the magic happens. >> reporter: it's also up with of the few to be owned by a woman, founder and owner, lauren amos. >> reporter: what does it say about our society that the sneaker industry has become booming business? >> it says that our society is finally looking at places that are worth looking. there's so much amazing culture and creativity that's coming out of sneakers that people are finally paying attention. >> it's become high fashion. we went from the air force ones to this. >> i think mainstream america realizes the beauty and importance of this culture and they want a part of it. >> what makes a good sneaker? >> the story behind it. either the designer's story behind the sneaker or me as a customer, my story behind it. where i was when i got it, you know, my first basketball shoe. i was with my dad at something. you know, like, the story that we have, it's nostalgic.

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and whether you are chasing michael jordan's ones or kanye west's yeezys or something totally original, one of the top stores in the world is wish in atlanta. >> welcome to secret room where the magic happens. >> reporter: it is also oneof the few to be owned by a woman founder and owner, lauren amis. >> what does it say about our society that the sneaker industry has become booming business >> it says that our society is finally looking at places that are worth looking. there is so much amazing culture and creativity that's coming out of sneakers that people are finally paying attention >> reporter: i mean, it's become high fashion like, it's just -- we went from, like, the air force ones to this. >> i think mainstream america realizes the beauty and importance of this culture, and they want a part of it. >> what -- what makes a good sneaker? >> the story behind it either, the designer's story behind the sneaker or me, as the customer, my story behind it where i was when i got it. you know my first basketball shoe i was with my dad. it's something, you know, like the story that we hav

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johnny bananas (voiceover): --a nine-time world pole art master champion-- you are the michael jordan of pole dancing. that humbles me. johnny bananas (voiceover): --who is smashing stereotypes-- that's the pole my producer ripped out of the ceiling. johnny bananas (voiceover): --and redefining old age. greta: i've always considered myself-- pole the second you walk in her front door. --fit, but when i was in my late 50s, my sisters both came down with the beginning of osteoporosis, and they're both younger. i said i can do weights or pole, and pole for me was a little more fun. oh my god. maybe i'll get my grandma into pole. listen. if you ever get osteoporosis, there's hope for you. my grandma does have osteoporosis. really? dude, get her on the pole. - ok. - what's your grandma's name? vera. we need to get vera and greta together and have them get on the x pole. and my grandma is hot. really? yes, she is. i'll show you later. is she single? she-- no. give her my number. look at that, the flag. looks easy. not. hand around the pole. nice. - twist my body sideways. - yes. yes. woo! y

after retirement thousand ten, michael jordan private industry is a chief executive officer of the building information technology company headquartered in his hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in october 2017, he published his first book inside camp david the private world of the presidential retreat. mike travels often speaking about the book has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show c-span and many other print radio television outlets. after our conversation, mike will be taking questions from our live audience. please be your questions for mike and the chat we will get to as many as possible welcome to white house history live mike. >> wonderful to be here. it's an honor to serve the nation. [inaudible] >> only start from the beginning, your story with camp david. tell us about how you were selected as commander of camp david, what that process was likely. >> camp david is actually a navy command naval support facility and a town nearby. the navy has operated and maintained it since it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. civil engineer corps officer with hi

they would say without question if you ask a basketball player who embodied they would say michael jordan. he was a kind of unrelenting taskmaster and am interested in anyou kind of broad moral discussion. you can imagine when the u.s. has cooked up the greatest incendiary in the history of man and he discovers japan is a country built of tarpaper and would. i'm off to the races. >> what i thought was fascinating also is when napalm came to be and you have a band of brothers in central alabama and semi insane chemists cooking up this crazy stuff, they tested it and stimulated itit in a way they did it in a real life. i found that just fascinating. >> there is a famous architect who to this the day he is one of the most famous western architects in japan and the u.s. military goes to him after they developed napalm and said build a house in the utah desert the air force testing grounds a replica of the village so exactly as they are in japan so he builds and the extent to which they precisely replicate and they launch on the village and then they notice what happens. they've got their came

jonathan: it is personal, as michael jordan said. jim bianco will join us later this morning at 9:00 eastern. in lines, matt miller -- kailey leinz, matt miller, jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg surveillance. ritika: i am ritika gupta. coronavirus infections jumped over the weekend. china reported the highest number of cases since january. australia reported more than 10,000 daily cases for the first time since the start of the pandemic. daily omicron infections in the u.s. have now surpassed those in the delta wave. in poland, the president has vetoed a bill that would have forced his government to sell most of the country's most popular tv network. thousands of poles protested an effort to muzzle independent broadcaster. the u.s. pressured the president to veto the measure. the japanese kicked off their effort with a sale to oman. the administration's goal is to fight rising prices. last week south korea said it would also start releasing oil from its reserves. the turkish lira has stepped a five day rally, falling about 7% today.

want to bring in storm chaser, michael jordan, who captured some of these pictures. michael gordon, you're with me now, here's my question. for a lot of us, we don't know what we're comparing things to. what was your reaction when you saw this and kind of how it moved over the course of the night? >> the damage here is catastrophic. again, like everyone is saying is undescribable. it, the tornado from arkansas to mayfield and on. and i believe that it traveled at a very fast speed as well. when i intercepted the tornado on i-55, it was moving at a very fast pace. it was very violent. it it had a lot of power. and to see what it did up here, i don't even think here in mayfield, i don't even think it was at that level when i intercepted it. so it grew on its way north, this, the damage here is unbelievable. there -- going into, i believe i arr arrived in mayfield around 10:30 last night, i believe. i was not here when the tornado actually hit, but seeing the first responders on scene immediately. especially at the candle factory. i know that's been one of their big pri

i do remember many michael jordan great games that i attended. so -- >> well, let's start with the threepeat. you know, the person you used to advise, barack obama, also good at the basketball stuff. take a look. >> oh! >> walk-off. >> that's what i do! that's what i do! >> that was on the 2020 trail, that's what he does. now let's look more seriously at the vaccine side of this. threepeating, they say, is helpful. the guidance continues to change. you could understand someone might say, wait, first i heard do this. then i heard two shots was enough. then i heard only booster if i'm in a certain older risk group. not everyone needed a booster as recently as two months ago. i'm curious about your expertise and lessons learned from the past. maybe you told the president to say this, he made this very important. guidance will change as we learn more. take a look. >> our capacity to deal with a public health challenge of this short rests heavily on the work of our scientific and medical community. as they learn more information about this virus every

with michael jordan. in that case, when he was shot and the officer confused a gun for the taser he is laying down with his hands behind his back. we've never seen a case like this one before. and it's not just the matter of what happened out the door in the field. let's compare this to the chauvin trial. all the police who testified were on the same side. here, the police were divided. you had the police chief who came in said, i was knocked down from my position because i was not going to tell a lie. it had to do with all that evidence and testimony and the jury still said, no, we are not going to cal hold you accountable this time. >> so with the police chief's testimony was again. >> the police chief testified because he stepped down because he was not willing to lie. he used those words. i'm not willing to lie. they also had an expert who testified on use of force issues and said he chose to testify pro bono in this trial. and they typically charge upwards of three to $600 an hour because they feel s

. >> i think steph and a lot of voice is like michael jordan in that there are so minnen -- there are so many moments, they bleed together. maybe that is the true sign of greatness. >> i am trying not to let it creep into how you play. just enjoy the journey to get there because it does mean a lot to me. >> if curry doesn't break the record tonight, his next game and trance to do it is saturday night in philadelphia. tonight. i will predict saturday in philly. kristen: better to do it saturday night when he is on abc7 anyway. larry: save it for saturday. [laughter] sandhya: no breaking the record with rain. i want to show you what it looks like right now on live doppler seven. we are blanketed with clouds, fog and a little bit of drizzle and isolated showers. a live picture from the golden gate bridge camera, cloudy and 54 in the city. 56 mountain view. san jose 57. it is cooler as you look from our san jose camera. the shark tank under gray skies. mid-50's to fairfield and even livermore. along the embarcadero, gentle wind. it is cloudy along the san francisco embarcadero. drizzle an

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michael jordan got famous because of the flu game. young, healthy athletes are not in danger. if you are in danger and you are older, you've had an opportunity for nearly a year now to get the covid vaccine does many booster shots as you want to get if you are needing them and you are terrified of living your life. it is past time now for us to set a new precedent in sports, not precedent should be simple, clear, and transparent for everybody. everybody play. if you feel too sick to play, you don't have to. but we should stop covid testing. every sport out there, get back to normalcy and play everybody. they are young, they are healthy, they are not in danger for covid. >> i've only got about 20 seconds here, but why not just fire dr. fauci? i think america wants a second opinion. why does president biden stick with him? there's millions of people who don't believe the guy. >> i think because he is doing exactly what joe biden wants. that is why joe biden is not going to fire him because he's turned into sort of a political heat shield for joe biden. that is why he's not going

it's like playing on the sports team with michael jordan. she would just really push you to rise to be the best. and then later for example in one of the main things is the justices writing opinions. and then it would come back completely covered any. completely. and this is a thing that happens again in about 20 years later. so she was done with you. i remember going to her house sitting at the dining room table line by line she would explain why she would make the changes she wasas making. because it shows she was not just extracting work and that is something all the years after. and i want to emphasize that because she took us to gilbert and sullivan along with the full chamber staff. it was something and then the nday before she described to us and if you see it where she is crawling along the stage. and the justice acted that out for us. that is a sober memory because it's a window how much she loved opera. and it's always not just about the work but a larger good life. so in order to get the clerkship. >> and to be incredibly nervous.

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eddie murphy and michael jordan to me are the same thing. >> the problem is when i move in, y'all move away. >> eddie murphy for me was everything. he did a sketch "white like me" where he became white. and it was to this day, i feel like every joke that i say, that's in its dna. ♪ >> what are you doing? >> i'm buying this newspaper. >> it's all right. there's nobody around. go ahead, take it. >> slowly i began to realize that when white people are alone, they give things to each other for free. >> to have a dude that became that big on television, that big in movies and was that hot in the stand-up clubs, i don't know if we'll ever see that again. it was as if richard pryor and bill cosby had a baby together and he had a leather suit. that's what it was for me. >> brothers act like they couldn't have been slaves back 200 years ago. they like the [ bleep ] to like that [ bleep ]. i wish i was a slave. i would have [ bleep ] somebody up. the first dude that got off the boat said that [ bleep ] you. that [ bleep ] keep on going. keep that [ bleep ] away from me. >> richard pryor was ve

. >> in a lot of ways he's like michael jordan in that there are so many moments that they sort of bleed into each other. and then they don't even stand out. that is what you expect. >> i was tell people going to see him as the best show on earth. >> it is unlikely curry will hit 15 in tomorrow night's game against portland. if he does there is another record, the single-game mark of 14 currently held by thompson. >> that's funny because i know what it means with his record and all of that. >> if history tells us anything, never count steph curry out. ktvu fox 2 news. >> totally agree and we are getting to see greatness on a nightly basis. don't take it for granted. 49ers, they can certainly use some uplifting news after the disappointing and disheartening loss to seattle which comes in the form of an individual honored. outstanding defensive lineman armistead nominated the 49ers representative for the walter payton nfl man of the year award one of the most prestigious awards for outstanding community service that goes along with excellence on the field. i don't know if you saw last nigh

they made a movie about it with michael jordan. to your point, in that case, at the time when he was shot, the officer confusing the gun with the taser, he is laying face down with his hands cuffed behind his back. we have never seen a case like this one before. it's not just what happened out there in the field that you have to pay attention to. let's compare this to the derek chauvin trial. what was notable there, all the police who testified were on the same side. here the police were divided. you had a police chief, who came in saying, i was knocked down from my position because i wasn't going to tell lie. through all of that evidence and testimony that the jury still said we are going to hold you accountable this time, you are not going to walk away after having killed this young man. >> sorry. say what the police chief's testimony was again. >> the police chief testified that he stepped down because he wasn't willing to lie. he used those words. i am not going to lie. he also had an expert who testifies on use of force issues

. >>> and michael jordan still setting records. a ticket stub from his nba debut back in 1984 just sold for $264,000 it breaks the record for the most expensive collectible sports ticket ever sold. more than 13,000 ticket holders were in chicago that night but only one ticket was in the best grade and condition to cash in for that price. >>> on wall street a volatile week comes to an end the dow down 532 its worst performance of the month. the s&p down 48. the nasdaq down 11 i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news time's almost up for buying gifts, as we hit the last weekend before christmas how to avoid the crowd on one of the busiest shopping days of the year >>> brinksmanship on the border between russia and ukraine as the kremlin puts out a list of demands to the u.s. and nato the state department calls it unacceptable >>> but first a decision on whether ghislaine maxwell will take the stand the answer revealed in court maxwell says she will not testify in her criminal sex traffickin

that's, like, an acronym that you use for, like, michael jordan or jay-z or whoever, or, you know, whoever your goat is for whatever you're into. >> jimmy: yeah >> and meryl to me is the goat she's the greatest of all time so the whole week, i'm saying, "you know, working with meryl is the best. she's the goat she's the goat." and then today, we're doing a press conference and she's like, "you know, and jonah is so comfortable with me, he's been calling me a 'goat' all week." [ laughter and applause and -- and she's like -- and i'm like, "what the [ bleep ]? and i'm like -- i'm like -- and jennifer lawrence explained to her. 'cause she was telling jennifer about this how she -- and she's so cool, she wasn't even offended by it [ laughter ] she was just like, "i guess he, like, loves me and is calling me a 'goat.'" and -- and jennifer's like, "no, meryl. it stands for greatest of all time." so she was like, "hey, thanks for calling me the 'goat.' i thought you were calling me a goat this whole time." [ laughter ] and i was like, "meryl, you're, like, the greatest of all time." >> jimmy: and

jordan calling you the greatest ever at basketball. i kind of took it as a compliment. >> okay, you got that. in let me just follow-up. there is a key factual claim that you're making here. which i just want to follow up on because i think it's key. and then i'll come back to one more thing. and then all that you guys go on with your day. so, the key factual claim which i think is fascinating is essentially an internal debate that emerges among the organizer about what happens after. and if you have ever organized something, you know that internal debates about things like this happen all the time. it is power of the cooks. power in the kitchen. >> what you are saying is there's a group that wants to mobilize that crowd and send them off towards the capital. without a permit, we should know. without security. without any sort of checks for who would control the crowd, who would lead, them who would make sure that things don't get out of hand. and you are in the opera sit saying that we shouldn't do. that and the moment you lost that in

michael b, jordan an shaun tait a journal for jordan is the true story of the unlikely meeting in romance of the new york times editor and first sergeant charles monroe king. >> despite obstacles. it's clear that they're soul mates completely devoted to each other and ultimately their newborn son. but their love and their new life together has to be balanced with his devotion to his men, his duty and his deployment to iraq where he keeps a journal intended first little man in case anything happens to him. a journal for jordan is an old fashion tear story about family and responsibility. some will dismiss it as holiday schmaltz. i don't. it's a touching story and a good alternative to the special effects. palou says dominating the multiplexes right now. it's definitely sentimental and definitely uplifting with no shortage of michael b jordan shirtless scenes. it's a dean's list. be in theaters only. also from denzel washington this week as his master class in acting in the tragedy of macbeth. the 2 time oscar winner is brilliant in this class in shakespearean story, power, politics and amb

back in the day it was michael jordan. if you are between, i don't know, a young kid to 15, steph is your guide. people who are a little older, he has been the guy they have grown up with. steph has made basketball success -- accessible for anyone. if you can shoot, they will find a place for you in the league. he has changed the way the game is played. he works so hard. this doesn't happen overnight. steph has spent hours and hours working on his body and his endurance. this is not by accident. he has earned every one of the shots he has put in. spencer: that is true about the great players. they are not only gifted, but they work hard at it. dan: talent isn't enough. kristen: congratulations, 2 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for special offers during our holiday safely sales event. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... ...even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were going to get worse. i was always hiding, and that's just not me. no

michael b, jordan. an ash tree shante a journal for jordan is the true story of the unlikely meeting in romance of the new york times editor and first sergeant charles monroe king. >> despite obstacles. it's clear that they're soul mates completely devoted to each other and ultimately their newborn son. but their love and their new life together has to be balanced with his devotion to his men, his duty and his deployment to iraq where he keeps a journal intended first little man in case anything happens to him. a journal for jordan is an old fashion tear story about family and responsibility. some will dismiss it as holiday schmaltz. i don't. it's a touching story and a good alternative to the special effects. palou says dominating the multiplexes right now. it's definitely sentimental and definitely uplifting with no shortage of michael b jordan shirtless scenes. it's a dean's list. be in theaters only. also from denzel washington this week as his master class in acting in the tragedy of macbeth. the 2

and i'm going to quote warren buffet who hates crypto, scott he once said he wouldn't trade michael jordan for four scrubs and call it diversification. so we don't want to sell our winners here right now particularly where we like the macro backdrop >> understood. but there's people who get themselves into these positions where they're sitting on huge winners, sometimes just rebalanced the portfolio to decrease the percentage of the fund that has exposure to something that's appreciated as much as crypto has, especially given the volatility that we may witness going forward. >> right but, again, you have to remember volatility may not be a measurement of risk. in early-adoption technology stories, you're going to have to set some volatility as people get comfortable with the story but i think your point's well taken, and i think our skybridge research team, they're looking at this every day. we're managing our own money we're eating our own cooking so i've got a lot of my own money in that fund if not all of it except for the real estate. at some point we will rebalance on the margin, but

johnson is the only current nba player who played against michael jordan. johnson letting us hold onto that era just a little bit longer. >>> finally. miss fits, forever a hero after that shot. she promised the third grade all hot chocolate if she made it. nothing but net. i can imagine those kids are going to remember that moment for the rest of their lives. they're going to be graduating from high school and be like, remember that time miss fits made that shot and we got hot chocolate? >> i needed that today so much, andy. no one will ever remember our names. everybody remembers their third grade teacher. >> good for her. everybody wins, the kids get hot chocolate and she gets that glory. thanks so much for that bleacher report. >>> now, this is a scandal. puzzled "wheel of fortune" fans say it is time for a rule change after a contestant lost a new car on a technicality. >> you have ten seconds to talk it out. good luck. >> choosing the right card? >> no. >> choosing the right word. >> you know, this one's tough because you said all the right words, incl

in a lot of ways is like michael jordan's in that, um, there are so many moments that they all sort of bleed into each other, and then they don't even stand out because that's just what you expect. and maybe that's the true sign of greatness, like, always tell people like going to see step is the best best selling artist right now, it's unlikely curry will hit 15 threes in tomorrow night's game against portland. if he does, there's another record. he'll reach the single game mark of 14 , currently held by clay thompson. that's funny, because i know what that means, if clay's record and all that, too, so we will see if history tells us anything, never count steph curry out joe fonzi ktvu. fox two. yeah. do not put it past him. all right. one of the bears great holiday traditions with little bit of a sporting twist takes place tonight at oracle park, san francisco, home with the san francisco giants. hence lucille was there for the window weiss foundation for children holiday heroes event. in fact, it's the 27th year, gabe kapler, their manager, the giants on hand. also, shawn estes was

in a lot of ways is like michael jordan's in that, um, there are so many moments that they all sort of bleed into each other, and then they don't even stand out because that's just what you expect and. maybe that's the true sign of greatness, like, always tell people like going to see step is the best best selling artist right now. if he does, there's another record, he'll reach the single game mark of 14. currently held by klay thompson. that's funny, because i know what that means, if clay's record and all that, too, so we will see if history tells us anything. never count steph curry out. joe fonzi ktvu fox two. bay area native and sarah high school grad tom brady has been named sports illustrated's sports person of the year. the award is given to the athlete, coach or team that best represents the spirit of sportsmanship, character and performance. the owner came after brady led the buccaneers to a super bowl championship in his first year with the bugs. of course, that's after 20 years with the new england patriots, where he won five titles. this is the 44 year old second time win