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Barack Obama can now add style icon to his list of titles. The former president turned heads when he showed up to a basketball game wearing a custom black bomber jacket with "44" embroidered on the sleeve.

Mr. Obama cheered courtside as the Duke Blue Devils faced off against the North Carolina Tar Heels at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina, Wednesday night. The highly anticipated game was dramatic in its own right the sole of Duke's star player Zion Williamson's Nike sneaker completely fell apart less than one minute into the game, leaving him with a knee injury.

But another item of sportswear also caught people's eyes Mr. Obama's jacket. The customized Rag & Bone bomber featured the number "44" on the left sleeve as a tribute to his presidency.

On social media, many were thrilled by the look, dubbing the jacket the "O-Bomber" and also praising his trendyAllbirds sneakers. Some even asked the designer to release the jacket as official presidential merchandise.

This isn't the first time Mr. Obama's wardrobe choices have gone viral though the reaction hasn't always been so positive. He's well known for his love of "dad jeans," not to mention the infamous tan suit controversyback in 2014.

Since leaving the White House, he has embraced a more distinct personal style, fully flaunting his "cool dad" status with leather jackets and backwards hats.

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A secret meeting of former President Barack Obamas financial backers convened in Washington early this month: Organized by David Jacobson and John Phillips, Mr. Obamas former ambassadors to Canada and Italy, the group interviewed an array of 2020 presidential candidates and debated whether to throw their wealth behind one or two of them.

Mr. Obama had no role in the event, but it unfolded in his political shadow: As presidential hopefuls like Senators Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, Amy Klobuchar and Sherrod Brown auditioned before them, the donors wondered aloud whether Mr. Obama might signal a preference in the race, according to three people briefed on the meeting, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

David Axelrod, Mr. Obamas former chief strategist, told the group they should expect no such directive. Mr. Axelrod confirmed in an interview that he briefed the gathering, recalling: They asked me about Obama endorsing. I said, I dont imagine he will.

Mr. Axelrod said he had been sharing his own perspective, not speaking as an official Obama emissary. But his forecast matches what Mr. Obama has told friends and likely presidential candidates in private: that he does not see it as his role to settle the 2020 nomination, and prefers to let the primary unfold as a contest of ideas. Michelle Obama, the former first lady, also has no plans to endorse a candidate, a person familiar with her thinking said.

Even former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. does not expect to secure Mr. Obamas backing if he runs, according to allies of Mr. Bidens.

Yet if Mr. Obama has all but officially taken a vow of neutrality, he remains the partys most convincing model for success at the national level, and continues to shape the mind-set and strategy of Democratic presidential candidates.

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He has counseled more than a dozen declared or likely candidates on what he believes it will take to beat President Trump, holding private talks with leading contenders like Ms. Harris, Mr. Booker and Senator Elizabeth Warren; underdogs like Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind.; and prominent figures who remain undecided on the race, like Eric H. Holder, his former attorney general, and Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York.

During these informal conversations, usually at his office in Washington, Mr. Obama has offered a combination of supportive advice and sober warnings, cautioning candidates that running for president is a more punishing process than they could ever imagine, according to seven people who have spoken with him directly or were briefed in detail on the meetings.

Mr. Obama continues to express frustration that he did not anticipate Mr. Trumps victory, these people said, even after years of clashing with the forces of right-wing populism as president. He has urged candidates to push back on Mr. Trumps bleak and divisive rhetoric about economic change, and to deliver a competing message that can resonate even in Republican-leaning areas, courting rural voters and other communities that tend to distrust Democrats.

Eric Schultz, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama, said the former president was encouraged by the diverse, experienced and principled field of candidates taking shape, and said Mr. Obama had been happy to speak privately with candidates seeking his guidance on the best way to lead the country.

President Obama counsels candidates to always show up and make their case even in areas or in front of audiences they may not necessarily win; express views and positions that reflect their genuine beliefs; and share a positive vision for the country true to their own personal story, he said.

The discreet role Mr. Obama is taking reflects his longstanding ambivalence about acting as a partisan political leader, and has the potential to disappoint Democrats who pine for him to intercede more decisively. Known for his lack of interest in intraparty wrangling when he was president, Mr. Obama has privately voiced both an impatience to move on from politics and an urgent sense of responsibility to do what he can to thwart Mr. Trump.

Some Democrats still hope Mr. Obama might help resolve the primary in an active way, perhaps if the contest narrows to just two candidates and he believes one of them cannot beat Mr. Trump. Steve Westly, a California investor who was a major fund-raiser for Mr. Obama, said he expected the race to come down to two or three candidates very quickly and foresaw an opening for Mr. Obama to act.

I am sure he feels, as an American, that he wants to make sure the Democratic Party puts up the best possible candidate, Mr. Westly said.

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Mr. Obama has indicated to candidates that he worries about the possibility of a damaging primary fight, and has urged them to avoid attacking each other in bitterly personal terms that could help Mr. Trump. He has also hinted that he sees a relatively open space for a more moderate Democrat, given the abundance of hard-charging liberals in the race.

Democrats have kept the meetings almost entirely confidential, out of deference to Mr. Obama. Beto ORourke, the former Texas Senate candidate, briefly described his session with the former president in an interview with Oprah Winfrey this month, recalling that Mr. Obama spoke with disarming candor about the personal strain of running for president. Mr. ORourke said Mr. Obama had not lobbied him to run.

You asked if he encouraged me to; he did not, Mr. ORourke said. But he was very generous in sharing what his thought process was, leading up to that decision.

Other candidates have declined to share details of their meetings with Mr. Obama, but invoke him reverently on the campaign trail. Mr. Booker drew laughter and applause from a crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, last weekend, when he declared: I miss Obama and I miss her husband, too!

The primary will represent something of a test for Mr. Obamas brand of politics, if perhaps not of his influence within the party. He is personally revered by many Democrats, and his achievements like the Affordable Care Act, the Paris climate agreement and the regulations he imposed on banks and coal companies are seen as sacrosanct by most liberals.

But Mr. Obamas party has also plainly moved leftward on core matters of policy since his term ended, and some factions have grown contemptuous of the consensus-seeking approach Mr. Obama took as president. The coming primary campaign may hinge in part on whether Democratic voters favor making gradual improvements to Mr. Obamas legacy or pursuing more disruptive policy changes like enacting single-payer health care.

Mr. Obamas doctrine of nonintervention could represent a setback, though not an unexpected one, to Mr. Biden. The former vice president and his political allies have confided to potential supporters that they do not expect Mr. Obama to issue an endorsement in the primary, for Mr. Biden or anyone else.

But the two men have discussed the race, and allies of Mr. Biden hope Mr. Obama might speak favorably about Mr. Bidens service as his running mate and vice president, people who have spoken to Mr. Bidens inner circle said.

Bill Russo, a spokesman for Mr. Biden, declined to comment.

In public and private, Mr. Obama has spoken admiringly about a few potential presidential candidates as they burst upon the national scene, applauding signs that a newer generation of leaders is rising in the party. He has told friends that Mr. ORourke and Mr. Buttigieg represent precisely that kind of generational change, and expressed deep admiration for Mitch Landrieu, the former mayor of New Orleans, for his approach to removing Confederate statues in his city.

After campaigning in Georgia last fall, Mr. Obama described Stacey Abrams, the partys nominee for governor in 2018, as one of the most impressive candidates he had encountered.

And Mr. Obama took a keen interest in Deval Patrick, the former governor of Massachusetts, when he was considering a presidential run last year. A former civil rights lawyer with moderate instincts, Mr. Patrick spoke repeatedly with Mr. Obama before announcing in December that he would not run, citing the strain a campaign would impose on his family.

Mr. Obama has spoken out selectively since leaving office, usually focusing on themes related to the integrity of the political system. He campaigned widely in the midterm elections, focusing many of his endorsements on promoting women and candidates of color, and he has taken a leading role in a group set up to fight congressional gerrymandering, the National Democratic Redistricting Committee. Mr. Obama is expected to help raise money in the coming months for the organization, said a spokesman for the group, which is helmed by Mr. Holder.

To some veteran Obama supporters, there is a certain irony to Democrats wishing that Mr. Obama would act as an old-school party leader and decree his preferences from on high.

Rufus Gifford, a top Obama fund-raiser who served as ambassador to Denmark, suggested that the diversity of the Democratic candidates was a consequence of Mr. Obamas pathbreaking presidency. He said the 2020 field was a tribute to the former president, even if it left voters and donors struggling to parse their options.

You look at the number of women, the racial diversity, the diversity of experience, the different levels of public service I think a lot of that can and should be attributed to the legacy of Barack Obama, Mr. Gifford said.

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Former President Barack Obama was in attendance for Wednesday night's upset by the No. 9 North Carolina Tar Heels of the No. 1 Duke Blue Devils at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Duke University officials hadincreased security with the likelihood that Obama would be in attendance, a person with knowledge of the situation told USA TODAY Sports earlier Wednesday.

The person requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak on the matter.

Obama was video-taped pregame by ABC11's Mark Armstrong high-fiving fans and later was captured by ESPN cameras.

The former president even had a front-row view at Zion Williamson's bizarre knee injury, which wasthe result of the Duke star freshman's shoe blowing apart when he planted.

After taking in the contest, which resulted in a big UNC win, Obama took to Twitter to wish Williamson well.

Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski told reporters after the game that Williamson had suffered a "mild knee sprain," but said his star's knee was otherwise "stable."

Obama was the talk of Tuesday's news conference withtheteams, with Duke's R.J. Barrett thrilled aboutthe possibilityof the former presidentpossibly attending.

"If he comes, I'm going to be very excited," Barrett told reporters. "This is a legendary game. Many people want to watch. It's going to be a great game."

Former President Barack Obama looks on during the first half between the Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina Tar Heels.(Photo11: Rob Kinnan, USA TODAY Sports)

The Tar Heels (20-5, 10-2)are looking to upset the heavily favored Blue Devils (23-2, 11-1) in the first of two clashes in the next three weeks. Behind Barrett and projected No. 1 NBA draft pick Williamson, Duke is currently the top overall No. 1 seed in USA TODAY Sports' latest bracketology. North Carolina is a projected No. 2 seed.

Obama has close ties to UNC coach Roy Williams and often favored the Tar Heels in hisNCAA tournament picks while he was president.

I never know who is coming, Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski told reporters Tuesday. I try not to let that be what Im thinking of. Look, anybody can show up here because it is a bucket-list thing. Its a bucket-list just to come to a game in Cameron. But Duke and Carolina at Cameron is one of those great sporting events. So we can expect anything here."

Tipoff for the gameis 9 p.m. ET on ESPN, and tickets were nearing the price of Super Bowl tickets.

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Michelle Obama made a surprise appearance to help open the 61st Annual Grammy Awards with host Alicia Keys. The former first lady appeared onstage with Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Jada Pinkett Smith and Keys to share how music has impacted their lives.

The former first lady's comments were interrupted by roaring applause and many in the Staples Center crowd stood. She smiled and eventually re-started her comments.

"From the Motown records I wore out on the South Side to the 'Who Run the World' songs that fueled me through this last decade, music has always helped me tell my story, and I know that's true for everybody here," Obama said.

"Whether we like country or rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves, our dignity and sorrows, our hopes and joys. It allows us to hear one another, to invite each other in. Music shows us that all of it matters every story within every voice, every note within every song, is that right ladies?" Obama said.

Keys paused to absorb the moment and referenced the Beyonce song in asking, "Who run the world?" Obama, who grew up on the South Side of Chicago, has been on a tour to promote her memoir "Becoming."

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Grammys 2019: Michelle Obama makes surprise appearance