is phenomenal, unbelievable, and kobe bryant invested in it. that is nothing to sneeze at. oliver: big investors. megan -- carol: you guys take a look at an interesting woman involved in the fashion industry. she has founded a nonprofit and is doing some good things. megan: she looked at a way to take this nonprofit and add her fashion skills, making this thing looking at women and their , role and going to suppliers and companies along the chain that really address the issue of women's equality through clothing. which is not easy to do. a lot of companies, nike, have looked at dealing with impoverished migrant workers, but in terms of bringing a women's equality issue to the productionfrom the of clothing to the perception of clothing, that has been vacant in fashion. this talks about two women driving that forward. oliver: it is an adjusting marriage between charity and high in clothing. the material they are making is pretty nice stuff. megan: the reason she got into wanted to doe she that that's where the marriage , came in. it shows that in the corners of the business world t

pulls it off it would tie him with bryant, his discipline appetite for success and no nonsense demeanor made him one of the greatest leaders the sports world has ever seen. he seems mean, one of the guys you don't want to mess with him. what do his players have to say about him. >> a maniac, he is amazing. i don't think i ever met anyone like him. the drive and determination, i have never seen him relax. >> he is not as intense as everyone thinkings he is, they think he is uptight and intense and always so strict and he actually a little more laid back, not a lot more, a little more laid back than people think he is. >> reporter: he reminds me a lot of bill belichick, i played in the nfl for nine seasons and i had to go against him two times every year and there is something different every time. he has the same demeanor. that kicks off at 3:00 p.m. eastern, followed by the game, the fiesta bale, this place is going to be packed as you mentioned. i'm getting goosebumps thinking about what is going to happen. >> i know, you are reminiscenting on your nfl days and being at the co

, bryant gumbel. [applause] nothe great maya angelou, stranger to fame. ,, wrote that ultimately people will not forget when useyou said and people will forget what you did. no one will ever get how they made you feel. that's applied to muhamed ali. the march of time may one day diminish his poetry, maybe even his butterfly. memory ofn dull the in minaanilla, but i doubt any of us would forget how mohammed only made us feel. i am not talking about how proud he made us feel with his exploits, or how special he made you feel when you were privileged enough to be in this company. i'm talking about how he gripped hearts, souls, conscious and made his fight our fight. was young, so who my gifted and black will never forget. some of us took right in being black, bold and brash. unapologetic,e so in the eyes of many, way too uppity. way too arrogant. yet, we reveled in being like stretching to saudis boundaries like we did. he gave us strength and courage we did not know we had. ali's impact was not limited to those of a certain race. or a certain religion. or a certain mindset. man, foratness

base near the white house based on the "hunger games" books. >>> and bryant gumbel says that technology is ruining sports. >>> and stick around if your hashtag made the show. 4 million, tom. >>> let's welcome our guest. she is a help fattal without all the killing, host of the forbes podcast uncommon ground. >>> the perfect name for a new suburban development, michael somerville. >>> bald and beautiful, louis j. gomez. >>> and his friends call him ant because he ruins picnics. let's start the show. a group of anti-trump millennials are opening a per meant protest space near the white house to make sure the president-elect doesn't succeed. the house has been dubbed district 13. and organizers say it will be ready by inauguration day. perfect timing. they call it a space for the best kinds of troublemakers from around the country. but will their protests make a difference? you may recall liberals tried to persuade electors to vote for anyone but trump. they made death threats and sent lots and lots of letters. let see what one elector did with all the mail. >> got a lot of letters to burn

house based on the "hunger games" books. >>> and bryant gumbel says that technology is ruining sports. >>> and stick around if you

of louisville, kentucky. he died in june at the age of 74. speakers included sportscaster bryant gumbel and comedian billy crystal. former president bill clinton and mohammed ali's widow and daughters. his is about 40 minutes. ladies and gentlemen, representing the president of the united states and mrs. obama am a miss valerie jarrett. [applause] >> good afternoon. on behalf of president obama and mrs. obama, i wish to express to you their deepest regrets that they couldn't be here with us today as we celebrate the extraordinary life of mohammed ali. i first met mohammed ali over 45 years ago through his friendship with my uncle, and my uncle would be so touched that his son is a pallbearer here today. thank you. [applause] because of my family's connection, the president and asked if i would redistribute to you, penned by president obama. , an epic career was in its twilight. everybody knew it, probably including the champ himself. ali went into one of his final fights, an underdog. all of the smart money was on the new champ, larry holmes, and in the end, the oddsmakers were r

shows an officer shooting 48 year oldar bryant palmer who was carrieing a knife at a identificationvilln apartment. palmer can btie heard time to die at the officers before theye shoot him once and then handcuff him. the man is currently in good condition at a hospital and is can expected to recoverage the e officer involved isco placed on administrative leave.rati we have new video to show. this dark colored suv was captured leaving the scene following the accident yesterday in northwest.thwe jacqueline kohl's was walking street and park place when sheac waes hit. the driver just took off. kohl's was rushed to the hospital where she later died from her injuries.from if you have any information about the car or the driver, please contact d.c. police. questions linger tonight how thw man accused of murdering tricia mccauley managed to walk thee streets with so am run ins withh the law. mccauley was the crowing instructor who had gone missing. johnson had skipped court hearings and just days beforeys the murder he failed to show up to get a gps tracking device he had be

opponent, hillary clinton. and as nick bryant reports, trump tower has become a magnet for those who can't — or won't — accept the trump ascendancy. christmas in new york city. but it's hardly a season of goodwill towards all men. people coming out here in the streets to oppose this woman—hating, racist, disgusting fascist regime! in places, the carols have been drowned out by anti—trump chants. the buildings that bear his name have become focal points of protest. many new yorkers hate having donald trump in their midst. new yorkers loathe trump and always have. and that tells you a lot. this is his hometown. new yorkers hate donald trump. and have for decades. we know him better than anybody in the country. it is despicable that a new yorker could be so egregiously against women, people of colour, people of different religions. when he comes from the most beautiful melting pot of new york. it is a dagger in my heart, to be honest, as a new yorker. it makes me want to cry, right now. i'm sorry. protests large and small have become almost a permanent feature of life in new yor

correspondent nick bryant explains, trump tower has become a magnet for those who cannot or will not accept the trump ascendancy. nick: christmas in new york city. hardly a season of goodwill towards all men. >> people coming out here on the streets to oppose this woman-hating, racist, fascist regime -- nick: carols drowned out by anti-trump chants. many new yorkers hate having donald trump in their midst. >> new yorkers loathe trump and always have, and that tells you a lot. this is his hometown. new yorkers hate donald trump and have for decades and we know him better than anyone in the country. it is despicable that a new yorker could be so egregiously against women, people of color, people of different religions. when he comes from the most beautiful melting pot of new york. it is a dagger in my heart, to be honest, as a new yorker. it makes me want to cry right now. i'm sorry. nick: protests large and small have become almost a permanent feature of life in new york city since the election of donald trump, and feelings are particularly intense in manhattan, his home, where nine out of 1

that voted overwhelmingly for his opponent hillary clinton. as our correspondent nick bryant explains, trump tower has become a magnet for those who can't, or won't, accept the trump ascendancy. chrsitmas songs. christmas in new york city. it's hardly a season of goodwill towards

monday night, cowboys wide receiver dez bryant threw the first touchdown of his career in the team's win over the lions. this perfect pass right here has dez maybe wanting to change positions. according to "dallas morning news" cowboys executive vp says bryant tried to attend the quarterbacks meeting this week and is lobbing for more passing plays. the cowboys are 13-2 and have locked up home field advantage throughout the playoffs. >>> finally, imagine trying to cross the vestreet in new york city and you become the victim of a crossover. that's what happened here. this video was posted on twitter. you see he just keeps going on his way. jordan, on the other hand, probably still icing tank wihe . she did try to play defense but he was just too good. >> blame it on the heels. thanks so much. >>> thanks for joining me this morning. "at this hour with berman and bolduan" up next. it's your last chance to save during the final days of the ford year end event. hurry in for the best deals of the season on ford, america's most awarded brand. with the most 5-star ratings... and the highest owne

immediate ejection. the knicks go on to overtime to lose this game. >>> dez bryant threw the first touchdown of his career. that perfect pass has daz wanting to change positions. according to "the dallas morning news" vp stephen jones said bryant tried to attend the cowboys quarterbacks meeting and lobbying for more passing plays. he is probably just joking around, probably. they have home field advantage throughout the playoffs. >>> imagine this you're trying to cross the street in new york city and you become the victim of a vicious crossover. that's what happened here to gillian. he just keeps going along his way after jordan falls down. she is probably still icing her ankles this morning but props to her for trying to play solid defense right there. >> i would say only in new york. >> some agent is trying to sign that kid. >> i'm sure she's icing her ankles. thank you, andy. >>> with three weeks left in office, why is the obama administration putting out plans for israel and russian sanctions now? we'll discuss that. it's your last chance to save during the final days of the fo

to everybody. >>> dez bryant threw the first touchdown of his career as they win over the lions. that perfect pass has dez wanting to change positions. cowboys executive vp steve jones said bryant tried to attend the quarterbacks meeting this week. he is lobbying for more passing plays. dez is probably just joking around. cowboys are 13-2 and have locked up home-field advantage in the playoffs. >>> imagine trying to cross the street in new york city and you are a victim of a vicious crossover. jillian jordan hosted that on youtube. the unknown baller going the other way. she may still be icing her ankles. credit to her. she tried to play solid defense and slipped. >> that's awesome. >> i can't tell, andy, does anybody stop to help? this is new york. nothing ceases to amaze me in new york city. >> that's amazing. >> crazy. >>> andy scholes, thank you. let's get an early start on your money. dow 20,000 becoming more and more elusive. the average lost more than 100 points as stocks tumbled wednesday. this is the second time since the election the dow saw triple digit losses. follow

bryant, completamente en espaÑol! johnny: ademÁs, si entre tus propÓsitos del aÑo piensas cambiar tu carro, entÉrate cuÁles son los trucos y engaÑos mÁs frecuentes que usan los vendedores. ana patricia: y dicen que una foto vale mÁs que mil palabras. en "cÓdigo segura", orlando tiene todo sobre la foto de jlo y el cantante drake. alan: aquÍ les pongo una lana que sÍ andan! johnny: quÉ suerte tiene drake. ♪ alan: amigocho del ocho, ¿todo bien? johnny:no me dejes mentir. dime si kobe bryant no es uno de los cinco jugadores de la nba de todos los tiempos. alan: asÍ es. tenemos la entrevista con ivÁn salcedo, y en espaÑol. ivÁn: buenos dÍas. el 2016 estarÁ marcado por el retiro de uno de los mÁs grandes jugadores de la nba de todos los tiempos: kobe bryant, con una carrera de 20 aÑos y cinco anillos. conversÓ en exclusiva con otro compaÑero diego balado. diego: kobe, lo primero: ¿cÓmo aprendiste a hablar espaÑol? kobe bryant: mirando novelas, con vanessa, mi esposa. con mi suegra, tambiÉn. ¿cÓmo se llamaba esta novela? "la madrastra". mirando "la madrastra" y

, inspired by his own family. >> my mom was a size 16, shauopd at lane bryant. that was her world. my sister was a ballet dancer and me and her were tiny. my mom loved fashion, loved clothes so i was really in the full spectrum of the world. >> at this summer's democratic national convention, when first lady michelle obama wore a christian siriano dress, it was his mom who shared the news. >> i heard that you actually founding out that she was wearing your dress via text from your mom? >> yeah. my mom was like i'm pretty sure that's yours. she looks good. >> thanks, mom. >> you must have been proud. >> the dress was simple but it was a great moment internally. something that people will remember forever, i think. >> and when "ghost busters" star leslie jones lamented that no designer would dress her for the premiere, siriano came to the rescue. >> we wanted to give her her pretty woman, cinderella moment. who doesn't want to look beautiful in a dress. >> designing for jones was just one highlight in a busy 2016. siriano also got married, created a collection for lane bryant and even set a re

a size 16. shopped at lane bryant. that was her world. my sister was a ballet dancer and me and her were size zero, tiny. it was a fun mix. clothes. i was in the full spectrum of the world. >> at this summer's democratic convention when michelle obama wore a cristiano dress, it was his mom who shared the news. >> i heard you actually found out she was wearing your dress via text from your mom. >> my mom was right, i'm pretty sure that's yours. she looks good. thanks, mom. >> you must have been proud to be part of it. >> yeah. it was more of like the dress was civile and great in general. something people will remember forever, i think. >> when "ghostbusters" star, leslie jones, lamented on twitter, no designer would dress her for the premier, siriano came to the rescue. >> we wanted to give her, her cinderella moment as every woman does. wants to look beautiful in a dress. >> siriano also got married, created a collection for lane bryant and even set a r donned his designs at the emmes. >> who would you love to dress? >> there's a lot of people. we dress so many amazing fabulous wom

. >> reporter: the cowboys beat detroit 42-21. dez bryant had a big game, receive two touchdowns and one passing td. the lions, the nfc north dis tig divisi title will come between their game against the packers on sunday night. >> this is what needs to happen for the redskins to make the playoffs. they have to beat the giants on sunday, and hope that the packers and lions game does not end in a tie. if they make it, it would be the first time since the 1991/'92 season that the redskins made back-to-back playoff appearances. >>> korean airlines says it will allow crew members to use stun guns in a "fast and efficient manner to manage in-fight disturbances." this comes after the airline faced criticism from marx for handliits handling of violent passenger. new guidelines also include more staff training. >>> a family found after being trapped for days in a dangerous sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. that sound.