which may be understating the relationship. she actually lived with her parents, to save money. but being far from home, she missed her family and it was comforting to be part of somebody else's. >> she often told me how grateful she was for her upbringing. her family was very down to earth, they were the salt of the earth. very humble and exactly, exactly the same. >> she grew up tough on the small farm near the factory town of port elizabeth came back from the serious fall of a horse. she broke her back. spent eight months in a hospital. had to learn to walk all over again. she attended a devout and diverse catholic school. st. dominic's. where students are taught to be of service to the poor. by the time she entered the pre-law program at nelson mandela university, she was trying to make a difference to be part of the new south africa.
and mps have been expecting them to ask her to keep out any references to things that are ongoing and that is where this happened, but we have had and over 300 photographs" which officers are now combing through. based on that they will decide who they have to contact as part of the investigation. the departure of dominic�*s from november 2020. gatherings now under investigation by scotland. the detectives examining whether or not the prime minister and his staff are breaking the lock down rules that they themselves had written. so, which invents are the police investigating. looking at 12 gatherings from different dates from the print drum blues event from may 2020 during the first lockdown to
michael jordan is in court over his image. his airness taking the stand today. in a suit over a grocery store that used his name and his number, 23, not lindsey graham style, but just his number, without permission. michael jordan telling the jurors he values his image, quote, very preciously. here's the back story, if you haven't heard it. the grocery store was called dominic's. it was once part of safeway, but it no longer exists. this happened back in 2009. this store took out this ad that's on our big wall in "sports illustrated" congratulating michael jordan on his induction into the nba hall of fame. yoeting, michael jordan, you are a cut above. it also included a $2 coupon for steak. michael jordan sued, michael jordan won. and now the question for jurors is how much should safeway pony up? one economist testified that michael jordan's image is worth
that it made him look old. as he came through security, he had to show his i.d. just like everyone else. he may not be done. the defense has indicated they'll recall him later in the day. >> he says this is not about money, about something else, bigger. >> right, the record shows he earned $100 million just in endorsements last year. what we'll hear from the jordan team is this is all about protecting the image, protecting the brand. they don't want anyone to get on board and get a freebie on michael jordan's image. if you read between the line, this suit is about intimidating the next guy. and what we have from our local affiliates is any money awarded to michael jordan will be given to charity. >> mike tobin. you heard about how many coupons got used for dominic's there, right? $2 coupons. >> only two of them. >> for dominic's this is a bad deal and now they're dead. >> here's the blockbuster report of the day.