they allowed to go back home. the biden administration has deployed medical experts to assess how dangerous the area is as the massive cleanup is very much still underway. >> we need help. we do. we need president biden. we need fema, housing. people are getting sick. we should not have been like back into town until all of this was done. you don't bring families back with their kids and their loved ones and then tell them to scrub with dawn. >> it's a concern echoed by so many. officials estimate that thousands of fish were killed by contamination washing down streams and rivers. ohio senator j.d. vance was there to see it first happened. here is what his assessment was. >> something i just discovered is that if you scrape the creek bed, it's like chemical is

coming out of the ground. could we show it? let me show this to people. watch this. just see that chemical pop out of the creek. this is disgusting. >> that's what the senator is saying. also this morning we are seeing new surveillance video that shows sparks flying from the train less than an hour before it crashed. >> this is important because it could give investigators key clues about what happened, what led this. this is in alliance, ohio. the train on the right hand of your screen 57 minutes before it crashed. the train keeps going down the tracks. by 8:12 p.m. it's in salem. you can see the sparks from an apparent wheel bearing overheating. and another surveillance camera here, same time, same town, the train keeps going for 20 miles after that headed for east palestine. that is where it derailed at 8:55 p.m.

a full 43 minutes after we first saw though sparks? salem. jason carroll is live on the ground in east palestine. jason, this is going to be a cause for concern. i know the ntsb is paying close attention to all of those different clips of the surveillance videos. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, this is clearly going to be, kaitlin, as you point out, a key part, a significant part of this investigation. according to the ntsb, that surveillance video that you mentioned there shows a wheel bearing, quote, in the final stage of overheat, failure moments before the derailment. again, this according to the ntsb. the wheel bearing is the part of course that connects the wheel to the axle. what is going to happen now is these parts have been isolated, they are going to be taken to washington, d.c., so experts there can evaluate exactly what happened there with those key parts. all of this happening though here on the ground as people

continue to worry about their health, their safety, the air, the water. i spoke to the head of the epa yesterday about all of this to get his assessment of what is happening here on the ground. >> you heard some of the stories coming in, people talking about having are rashes, their pets getting sick. >> i would say if anyone is experiencing any kind of adverse symptom, have their pets go to the veterinarian. they should seek medical attention. we need for this information to get to the state health department so that we can coordinate and be sure that people are getting the help that they need. >> reporter: can you help us clear up what specifically you are testing for? just for vinyl colorfied? >> for at full breadth of toxic chemicals on that train that was spilled. we have the capabilities to detect every single adverse impact that would result in that spill. we will be here for as long as it takes to see this process through. i want to assure the people --

>> reporter: i want to say, when you say as long as it takes, the question is, long term. is someone going to be here a year from now, two years from now to come back, test the water, test the soil? >> i am clear when i say as long as it takes. we will go through this process with the citizens of east palestine for as long as it takes. the federal government will be here for as long as it takes. >> reporter: in terms of the federal response, ohio's governor has also said it's now time for the cdc to get some of their experts here on the ground to evaluate people who say they are now experiencing symptoms. kaitlin. >> yeah, absolutely. they want to know why they are having those symptoms. thank you. also this morning, police in los angeles are investigating two shootings in a jewish community as a possible hate crime. the pico robertson neighborhood on edge after two jewish people walking home from their

synagogues were shot. police arrested a suspect, say they will be ramping up patrols in the area. surveillance video shows the victim from the second incident moments after the shooting. both victims are hospitalized and in stable condition this morning. we will continue to follow that. today five former memphis police officers are charged with murder in the death of tyre nichols. they will appear in court. they are facing second-degree murder, aggravated assault, kidnapping and official misconduct charges. the suspects will have an opportunity to enter a plea today. we want to warn you that the video we are about to show is disturbing. police body camera and surveillance video show the officers brutally beating tyre nichols after a traffic stop. memphis police initially said nichols was suspected of reckless driving but there is no evidence of that. nichols later died of his injuries. joining me to discuss the arraignment and other

developments is shelby county district attorney. there is a sixth officer, preston hemphill, also fired over his role, seen on camera tasing nichols. are you going to bring charges against him? >> that's not the kind of thing that i can talk about right now. we have an ongoing investigation and an ongoing prosecution. what i can say is we are looking at everybody who was involved directly or indirect in the death of tyre nichols, including officer hemphill, people who showed up after the beating had concluded, but we are -- >> we heard about sheriffs deputies, members of the memphis fire department who have been fired or disciplined. so sounds like they are under review as well? >> correct. that is correct. and we are going to do what we can as quickly as i can. but thoroughly. and we will be making decisions about charges regarding all those people in the time ahead. >> it's rare for police officers involved in killings to be charged, much less indicted or convicted.

can you talk about some of the challenges in this particular case because you are seeking a lot of these are second-degree murder charnls, right? what are the challenges for you specifically? >> well, in tennessee second-degree murder requires proof that the defendants knowingly killed tyre nichols which means that they acted in a way that they were reasonably certain that their actions could cause death. in any case where you have a police officer as defendants, of course there is challenges if, you know, jurors are inclined to credit police officer testimony more than the average witness. >> believe they fear for their lives, et cetera. >> et cetera, yes. and that's always the case. but we believe we have a strong case. we believe we charged appropriately and we will be able to prove every element from second-degree murder down to the other charges beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we have been hearing there are now defense attorneys in the county who want to review any

cases touched by the scorpion unit. hundreds of arrests. what concerns do you have some of your cases will be overturned as a result of all of this? >> it is a concern. and what we have decided to do is we are proactively reviewing every case involving those six officers we just got done discussing. and we'll also take a look at any other case that defense attorney will bring to us if they have some, you know, credible reason for thinking that the case might be suspect. i have a concern as a district attorney about manpower issues because that is going to be a time consuming process and i, you know, have a lot of other cases we need of course to prosecute. and then there is the chance that some non-trivial number of cases will eventually be overturned. >> that's the shelby county district attorney steve mulroy. thank you for speaking with us. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwidede.

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>> that was bad right there. >> a moment we'll never forget, that was shaquille o'neal flying into a christmas tree. you get sharp analysis, so much more, including flying into c.t.s from "inside the nba nba." the all-star game is on tnt. i sat down with shaq, charles barkley and kenny smith and, you know, just watched. it was a delight. >> this is so fun for me. >> well, it's also for us. >> i never -- usually it's like senators -- >> one, two, three, back to one. >> she was talking to me. >> she was talking to kenny first. >> she made eye contact. >> you're in the middle, so. >> we go way back. i am just getting to know you. >> yeah, when you ask a question or something you have to say our name. >> i will. >> because he always tries to be the first, middle and last

answer. >> stepping on your toes? >> i am not going to speak for kenny, but -- i am not going to speak for shaq but -- >> but i am. >> but he is speaking for us. >> see what i have to deal with? >> okay. we are starting with you. >> okay. >> are you looking forward most to shaq deejaying this weekend? >> he is a great deejay. he travels the country every weekend doing the deejay thing. he practices at work. you know, when we should be watching the game, he practices at work. but i hear -- >> is this a clone? >> it's not really him? >> charles barkley gave me a compliment? charles, charles, where are you? >> he can pay me later. >> he doesn't think it's you. the debate over the g.o.a.t. your interview with lebron where you got him to admit that he thought he was, is the g.o.a.t. what do you think? >> many different answers. jordan, lebron. the only thing that saddens me you forget about my young fella, mr. kobe bryant.

but, listen. lebron's had a great career. michael's had a great career. it's great barbershop top. i see people in the barbershop getting ready over to fight over this, who is the g.o.a.t. >> you don't think it's lebron? >> i don't like that question. you have to do generational. i think it's disrespectful to kareem. i think it's disrespectful to magic and bird, to kobe bryant and michael jordan. lebron has definitely been the greatest of his generation. i never played against lebron. he never played against kareem. kenny played against me and michael. did you play against lebron? >> no. >> it's not fair. we should do generational. >> i want to talk about the show. you guys have this, and, obviously, we are missing, you know, a fourth, the other great. >> the godfather. >> earn any. but you have something special and magical and the chemistry is just -- i mean, it's nearly impossible to have chemistry

like you guys do. kenny you said in an interview recently, the thing i learned is that being on a championship team is that everyone's role is really valuable. why does this work so well? >> i think everyone's role is really valuable. when you make a great cake and you just say i'm just going to eat frosting, it's not going to taste good. if i have cake -- if you don't have the sprinkles, it doesn't look the same. >> who is the sprinkles? >> we all have different components. i probably have a little bit more of the batter part. >> what's chuck? >> chuck is the cake. >> uh-huh. what's shaq? >> he is the frosting. we were great, a great show. we were a great show. >> started off slow, but it's getting good. keep going, keep going. >> we were the best show, i thought, in television, before he got here. but what he did, he cemented us. >> we realize if we are going to keep you up at 12, 1, 2:00 a.m., we want to make you laugh before you have to go to sleep.

you know as a fan that we have g 14 classification to talk about the things happening with the game. championship, one of the greatest players, hall of famer. but that doesn't define him. one the greatest players, mvp, you know. y'all know what i have done. so you know that in certain situations we know. so you know that we have mostly 99% of the answers. >> and i think i am the best looking one out of the four. >> wrinkles. >> count it by default because i am working with three ugly people. probably, i think the key, also, though, you have been on television a long time, the people behind the scenes. >> we really just show up and act the fool on television. ernie is the only one who actually works. ernie goes in like noon and we go in at seven. we show up at 6:30. >> 6:50. >> yeah, 6:50.

>> that's right. i like to get there at 6:30. >> there is traffic. >> these two guys, but the people behind the scenes, like i say, i give all the credit to ernie and the people behind the scenes. we actually, if you play sports, the most -- the fun, the most fun thing in the world is being in the locker room. we are just acting like we are in the locker room. >> you are the locker room on television? >> exactly what we are. >> so you said -- by the way, happy almost birthday, monday, the big 60, right? >> right. >> remember what you said? >> what's that? >> i am looking at 60 as the end. >> beginning of the end. >> yousaid you wanted to have a good decade and have fun. >> and then he became mr. $200 million man. >> that will do it. >> they made him an offer he couldn't refuse. >> you are telling me you are not retiring? >> no, we are telling you he can be bought to stay longer, 200 million.

>> 60 was my magic number to retire. tnlt came to me. they have been great to me for 23 years. and i didn't want to say you n your own. he says you have been great to me for 23 years. i am not -- >> they are calling. >> on today's episode of give the b.s. answer. [ laughter ] >> poppy, it was -- >> 200 million, poppy. that's what it was. poppy, 100, 200. >> we want you to go to 60. can you go to 70? oh, yeah, i think i can. i think can. "the little engine that could." >> i am not staying to 70. i promise that. >> you are going to leave it on the table? >> yes. listen, they have been great to me -- ♪ heard it all before ♪ >> keep talking. >> wait. >> you got a big old head. >> that's you right there. >> speaking of money. >> yes? >> don't you oh him?

>> no, he owes me for the super bowl. >> i am not talking about the super bowl. i know about the betting on the super bowl. i am talking about spectacular. >> remember? >> no, you cheated. >> why? >> spill it right now. >> do it. >> spill it right now. >> do it, s-p-e-c-t-a-l-u-r. >> that is right. >> got it right on the show. and he and you promised ten grand. >> you are in a spelling bee contest, you can't write it down. >> when i write -- >> did you pay up? >> no, he did not. >> no, because he wrote it down. that's cheating. >> why is that cheating? >> in the spelling bee, you can't write it down. >> see what i have to deal with? >> coso i live a five-minute wa from barclays and love going to nets games. >> why? >> and now the nets are a little bit of a different team. so let's start with kyrie going

to the mavs. chuck, what do you think wkyrie? it wasn't just the mavs who wanted him. several teams made major to offers despite all the controversy around him. >> one negative thing about sports, if you got talent, you can get away with anything. i seen it as long as i have been alive. there is always a double standard. great talent, whether high school, college or pros. it's a double standard. it's not write. it's not wrong. it's how it is. >> to kenny, i learned he is the only one of the three of you who actually did the slam dunk contest at all-star. >> he lost. >> no, i didn't. >> you lost. >> he didn't lose. >> l-o-s-t. lost. >> can i ask a question? when you went to the nba finals everybody lost but you lost in the final. i was the second best dunker in basketball history. >> you don't brag about losing. >> well, i actually got more credit for losing because everybody thought i won.

thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> let me give you a number. >> he say everybody, he thought he wan. >> it was all over the media. here is another tidbit. i am the only person who has done the three-point contest and dunk contest on the same night. >> you didn't win both. >> i was second in the world -- >> that's lost. >> that's not losing. >> nobody brags about being second. >> listen -- >> who is the second best rapper in the world? >> i don't know. >> that and i losing. >> we didn't lose to the bulls. we were the second best team. i sound like a damn idiot. >> you lost to the bulls. >> wait, okay. >> >> it's different when you say it. >> it's different when he does it? >> yes. i been thinking about it all these years. we didn't lose the championship. >> you are the second best. >> we the second best team. thank you, kenny. >> thank you for being

s-p-e-c-t-a-c-u-l-a-r. >> what do people do when you walk in the bank? >> they better run to me. when i walk in the bank, if that manager is sitting there, you better meet me at the door, say hey, mr. barkley, good to see you. if he is sitting in that seat, he gone. >> and that's a wrap. [ laughter ] >> told you. nothing off limits. that made my week. you can catch shaq, charles and kenny all weekend on our sister network tnt for nba's all-star weekend. you have the rising stars game tonight me. tomorrow the biggest stars compete in the skills challenge, three-point, slam dunk contest. and then captains will draft their teams before the game. you are not gonna wanna miss it. that was just a delight, guys. i don't know what to say. >> bring them back weekly.

>> i wrote down ten quotes. >> there was spelling, there was christmas trees. it was a lot. >> oh, my gosh. >> i want to go to the bank with -- i want to go -- i mean, when he -- like -- i just want to go to the bank with charles barkley and watch everyone. >> i just want his checks, really. but also that sounds good. >> what he said, we never lost, we were just in second place. happy early birthday to charles barkley. poppy, that made my whole morning. that was so good. >> good. >> all right. we'll check back in with you. poppy is courtside. we will check back. meanwhile, back here, president biden says that objects shot down over north america last week that raised questions do not appear to be part of china's spy balloon operation. senator mitch mcconnell says he hasn't learned anything from the intelligence breechgs. we will ask the chairman. house foreign affairs committee what he believes is going on.

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seem to know anything. and i have never been in briefings where i learned so little. if the president knows more, time to tell us all about it, including the american people. >> republicans and some democrats are demanding more answers from president biden about that recent string of mysterious objects floating over north america. the president is promising new action to approve america's aerial defenses after multiple objects were shot down, including what the administration says was a chinese spy balloon. >> i have directed my team to come back to me with sharper rules for how we will deal with these unidentified objects moving forward distinguishing between those that are likely to pose safety and security risks that necessitate action and those that do not. i'll be sharing with congress these classified policy parameters when they are completed and they will remain classified, so we don't give our roadmap tour enemies to try to evade our defenses. >> joining us now is the

chairman of the foreign affairs committee republican congressman mike mccaul. we will get to what is happening on the ground there in a moment. but you heard president biden yesterday. do you think he said enough? >> well, i think he should have talked more, do a sort of state of the union, if you will, after the first spy balloon was shot down. i think the world and the american people deserve to hear from our commander in chief about what happened. and certainly after the other three balloons were shot down, what in fact those were. and we still don't know today what the other three were. there are reports that they are blouns that may have been worth as little as $12. seems like we missed the big balloon and let the other three that were not a threat, we shot them down. >> yeah, the president said yesterday that those seemed to be benign, don't have any ties to china's spy balloon program, yet the u.s. is using f-22

fighter jets, scrambling them and using sidewinder missiles to take them down. is there a better way in your view to deal with objects like that? >> i just think more accuracy. look, i think the threat level is, alert level is high. keen sense of awareness. there are a lot of objects in the sky that are not a threat. the spy balloon is different. huge massive in size. we know what they look like. it should never have been allowed to enter u.s. airspace or flew over three major military nuclear installations from montana, which was the triad, which is air, land and see nuclear to omaha, nebraska, our strategic command is, where president bush was taken after 9/11 and over our b-2 bombers in missouri, taking images and sending them back to china. we can't allow that to happen. >> do you know that that balloon took images and sent them back to china?

have you been told that? >> well, i know that it had the capability to do that. i don't want to be the one to confirm that. but it certainly had the capability and the fact it was not shut down, you know, i question the jamming, whether that was effective or not. and certainly when it was shot down over the atlantic it stopped. but i think even more disturbing as you pointed out, a lot of the components in the spy balloon were made in america. so these are american components, american parts in a chinese spy balloon and we've seen this movie before. the hypersonic weapon that circled the earth with precision and landed, carried a nuclear payload, is built on the backbone of american technology. as chairman of the foreign affairs committee, i will make sure not to sell this technology to our adversaries. the president said yesterday they want to establish new

parameters how to guard american airspace. you are the chairman of the foreign affairs committee. what should that look like, do you think? >> i think if we know it's a threat and it's a spy surveillance balloon, that we should not allow it to enter u.s. airspace. plain and simple. i think more importantly here is the message sent to the american people and the embarrassing situation to the world that we would allow a chinese spy balloon to go all the way as cross our country without any action until after it was leaving our airspace in the atlantic ocean. i think it projected weakness and it was almost comical we would allow that to happen. so i think the president is correct though that he needs better rules of engagement here. >> he said he is also going to speak with the chinese president soon. what do you think his message to him should be about this? >> we are not going to tolerate

your spying on the united states in plain view of the american people. short and simple. i mean, this is flying at about 60,000 feet altitude. it could take better imagery than a satellite can and can be more stationary. we have to send a strong message to xi jinping that we will not allow invasion of our airspace with spy satellites or balloons and also we are going to stop selling him the technology that he is using to build his war machine that could be turned against taiwan in the near future and ultimately the united states. >> and you are on the ground in munich. i know the topic there is ukraine. that's the biggest topic that everyone is talking about. the nato secretary-general said they believe the new russian offensive from ukraine has already started. do you agree with that? >> well, i think it's going to start soon. i know that the new general that

putin put in place is put there to launch a major offensive invasion with 300,000 troops. i think the anniversary -- putin looks at dates. so i think february 24th, the one-year anniversary may be a target date. we just heard from the supreme allied commander in a private briefing i had with him that it could go -- it could be as late as the springtime, late springtime for this offensive. meantime, it's good to hear from him the weapons that are coming in. i also asked whether we need more air to surface aircraft. he agreed with that assessment as well as longer range artillery to hit the iranian drones in crimea which ukraine doesn't have but need. >> president zelenskyy is there. they are asking for the f-16 fighter jets. what else? >> i think in the words of many

military and security officials i have talked to here, we need to give them everything they need. we need do it now. we can't wait. time is only -- errs on the side of putin. it's goal to delay this as long as possible for many reasons. but declares is to ukraine's disadvantage. i would say the sooner we bring this to a close, the better, as we look at the will of the american people and the congress. i think we need to give them everything they need to win this thing and not have a slow bleed into the winter and springtime. >> congressman, one note on that is skeptical republicans back in washington on this, they are saying that the funding you -- to ukraine needs to stop. that's some of your republican colleagues. can you get another funding request passed through this congress? >> yeah, i believe so. and it would have to be bipartisan. just like here in europe. >> we talk to our counterparts.

there are fridges on the far li left and right who disagree and assisting and helping ukraine win this fight for democracy and freedom. but the majority of the majority still support this effort. i think, you know, once you give -- zelenskyy gave a powerful speech a few minutes ago comparing himself to david against the russian goliath and he needs david's spring and that we are providing that, but we can do more to help them defeat in goliath. it's not just an enemy to ukraine, as he pointed up the. he said russia has their sights on you as well, pointing mainly to europe, but ultimately the free world. >> notable that you said you think you could get another funding request passed. chairman mccaul, thank you for joining us. first time on the program. we really appreciate your insight. >> thank you, kaitlin. thanks for having me. and a major shake-up at one of the world's most popular

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marking the wend of a 25-year career at google. joining us is cnn's senior data reporter harry enten. what's today's number? >> this morning's number is second. it's two because that's youtube's ranking in websites visits in january of 2023 both worldwide in the u.s. and i think the big thing about all of this is what a great job she did as ceo in my mind looking at the numbers. >> you are not going to say number one? >> number one is, what was number one? >> just for context? >> i believe it was google. >> we'll come back to it. >> u.s. adults who use -- you stumped me. i know. i don't know, my brain a little foggy. it's friday. i think this gives you a good idea. u.s. adults who use youtube, in 2020 it was 82%. look at that jump from when

wojcicki took over when it was 51%. google was number one, by the way. look at this jump. a 31 point jump. overtook facebook, number one in 3 at 64%. it wept up to 70%. that's what's going on here, is youtube really accelerated its growth over the last decade. and more than that what i think is interesting, if you look at the other organizations that are social media, facebook, tiktok, twitter, look at their favorable ratings. 52, 40, 38. very low. the unfavorable in tiktok and twitter above the favorable rating. youtube 70% favorable versus 17% unfavorable. a very popular organization. >> yeah. >> you know what it's so popular with? young people. i have a 19-year-old brother and 16-year-old sister, they are always on youtube. >> it's the number one. u.s. teenagers who used these in 2020, youtube, 95%.

look at facebook. all the way at 32%. it's a old person's organization. >> there is like a genre of worker now who is the influencer and that comes from youtube. >> exactly right. now, the most watched youtube video of all time has 12 billion views. the population on the entire earth is just 8 billion. you know what it was? >> what? >> ooh! >> i needed this. ♪ >> i thought you needed it. >> i thought it would be turned down for what. >> no, "baby shark." >> i relied on that many times while babysitting my nephews. >> i contributed to some of these views. >> thank you, harry. >> thank you. so poppy is kacovering the all-star game from salt lake city. you see her in the bottom left waving. >> good morning! oh, by the way, "baby shark" played in my house for three years non-stop. not my favorite. today marks one year since wnba

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we are so excited to have her back in the league this year after an awful ordeal. >> was it your first time meeting with her? >> yes. we wanted to give her the holidays to be with family and friends and just, again, just a remarkable experience. she has a remarkable story about what she went through. we are looking forward to having her back in the w. >> she is looking forward to playing? >> she is. >> can you tell us who she will be playing with? >> she is an unrestricted free agent. she will -- he she expressed she wants to play for feelphoenix, mercury. >> i was thinking about this on the plane out here yesterday. it has been a remarkable for the wnba and for you as commissioner. a year you never expected. brittney was retained a year ago today. what has it taught you about the game? >> teaches you resilience, teaches you to be player first, we had the most viewed season in 15 years, most viewed players in 20 years and we are only 26

years. the momentum around women's sports and to keep the conversation going around what these players stand for. >> one of your big focus -- your focus has been profitability and equality and getting these women what they deserve. we will get to charter flights in a minute, but when it comes to these media deals you've been negotiating, that's a huge part of this. >> huge part of the economic model of any sports league, any sports, is around media rights, corporate sponsorships. women's sports less than 5% of all media coverage is women's sports, yet 50% of the athletes in this country are women, less than is% of corporate sponsorship dollars in sports goes towards women's sports. we're trying to move that numerator and more the percentages. >> media companies coming to the table in a media way do you think? >> we're trying to build in economic model, market the players, build household names and rivalries so there's more eyes on the game, more content, short, medium, long form

content, content is king, live sports is keeping broadcast alive, live broadcast alive. >> and we like to say news, too. >> news, too. >> let's talk about the charter flights, it has been a big question, big issue you're dealing with. wnba players because of your bargaining agreement with the union they all got to fly private or none will fly private. you said it's going to cost 20 million bucks, we don't have that money right now, stewart said all travel deserve to travel in a way that prioritizes prior health and safety and results in a better product. what's it going to take for these women could be able to fly private? >> we are in the midst of a huge tlan transformation in in league. we're working on something broader this year. there's a lot to think through. you don't want to jeopardize the financial viability of this league. we are at the at this tipping point with this huge momentum,

having companies step up, we have had five great companies step up, our wnba chang makers, but we are in the middle of it. we raised kplal a year ago $75 million. you will see the with. represented at nba all-star like we never have. the viewership and the pop plagues of the nba season and pop liesing on that in our season. >> the storm, record valuation, $151 million, that's 15 times what other teams have been valued at or recently sold at. do you think that represents what's ahead for the league? >> it absolutely does. this is part of the strategy, growing fandom, viewership, household names and franchise value our our owners. seattle have been in it a long time, a lot of success, four wnba championships, well-deserved, they opened climate pledge arena in seattle for the first time to professional basketball.

a great story in seattle. >> can we talk about history being made as well. candice parker, what's going to happen with her this weekend? >> candice is such an icon in the sport for both men and women, this isn't just about the wnba and women's basketball. she was a free agent and will play for las vegas moving from chicago and formerly l.a. we are proud she will make history as the first ever women of color commentator for all-star 2023 in utah. >> expansion finally. you will tip off the 27th season. people forget how young you are compared to the nba. 12 teams now. >> yes. >> what do you think we're looking at new fewer tour? >> we're certainly looking at a couple in the next couple years and a couple after that. no exact goal, but we've got a lot of interest from a lot of cities, used to be a team here in utah, we have portland and the bay area and a lot of other places around the country, denver and austin and philly. lots of interest, which is --

think about how great four years ago we probably weren't even talking about it, now we have a lot of cities interested. >> thank you for the update on brittney griner. we are glad to hear she's doing well and look forward to seeing her back on the court. i should have brought that picture up of when we were playing basketball a few months ago. >> a few months ago. >> i cannot compete with kathy. >> poppy, how is your jump shot? >> terrible. kaitlan, you know me. this is not my strength. >> we saw you wearing sneakers, we thought maybe a little something happened there. >> wait, these are my kaitlan -- one of the many wonderful things kaitlan has brought into my life is shoes like this. >> poppy actually bought me a pair of those shoes. when the last nba game poppy and i were at we spent a lot of time trying on clothes at the merch section. >> i know about the priorities here. >> i still think you should have got that knicks jacket. >> i'm buying that for you. so cute. guys, this has been fun.

>> we can tell. you're smiling. we love it. >> those interviews have been amazing, i can't get over shaq, charles barkley and kenji smith. put me a good mood. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for joining us this morning for a news-packed show. "cnn newsroom" starts right after this break. ♪ should i be selling right now? ♪ let me take a look at the numbers for you. ♪ not flossing well?l? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumle than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. listerine. feel the whoa! mom: hey! cheap flight alert! daughter: waii! can we go?

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