back to leonard. good block by james, but clearly contact. leonard going to the line. >> mike: leonard now 7 for 7 from the line. he ties his career high with 38. >> mark: you could make the case on the other end, there was contact on kyrie irving's drive to the basket. >> mike: spurs perfect from the line tonight. 12 for 12. james drives on lee. there's the help defense. tries again. kicks it inside, thompson floats it up. that misses. thompson, the rebound. and he's fouled by ginobili before the shot attempt. that will be the first team foul on the spurs.

>> mark: you take for granted the extra effort that lebron james puts into a basketball game. sprints from the baseline, to get back into the picture. you say, well, it's a regular play, well, he's a champion, because he made the same type play in june. >> mike: game seven, the block on iguodala. irving, steps back, knocks it down again. >> jeff: this guy is a joke, how good he is in pick and roll. the way he uses his body to create separation. >> mike: he's got all six of their points here in overtime. as we're under two minutes to go. patty mills' jumper, way off. rebound tipped and taken by ginobili. shot clock didn't reset. mills comes back and nails the three. and san antonio by one. patty mills, 13 off the bench. popovich remaining calm right now. >> jeff: i got to trap him at

>> mike: ginobili trying to fight over the screen. irving, back to thompson. knocked away from behind. mills saves it to ginobili. ginobili wincing as he comes up the floor. he's hurting, holding his back. mills steps back. mills, pull-up jumper. >> jeff: aldridge and leonard have not touched the ball the last three possessions. >> mike: ginobili trying to guard james -- and fouls him. and ginobili looking over to the bench, wincing again as he holds the back. and danny green is going to come in for him. so, a time-out with 1:08 remaining. that's the first foul in the last two minutes, so, the next will be in the penalty. spurs by one. overtime in cleveland.

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>> mike: kyrie irving, magnificent here in the overtime. all six of the cavs points. >> jeff: just too good in the pick and roll. the ability to create separation, and then, because aldridge is dropping back, he's getting this mid-range jump s t shot. and look at that use of his body. that's special. >> mike: well, three special players right there, having outstanding games. a career high for leonard. james, the game-tying three in regulation. and irving, right now, the big scorer in the extra period. so, danny green has come on. ginobili went back to the locker room. it looked like some kind of back spasms, as he was holding his back. james looks for

irving fakes the three. now puts it up -- david lee tips it, taken by leonard. and leonard will slow it down. under a minute remaining. >> jeff: but i love the initial push. try to see if you can get an advantage in transition. >> mike: shumpert gets up into mills. mills to lee. lee out to aldridge. open jumper -- it's good. lamarcus aldridge puts the spurs up by three. >> mark: another big to big feed, with david lee diving to the hoop and finding a shotout aldridge. >> mike: james. that long three misses. comes out to irving in the corner. and a time-out called by tyronn lue with 25.5 remaining. 21 on the shot clock, and the cavs down three. >> mark: pick and roll offense, and david lee sets the screen, dives. help has to come, because of his ability to dive to the cup.

lamarcus aldridge. quality, quality offense, again for the san antonio spurs. understanding how they're going to score, trusting the system and making plays for one another. a thing of beauty. >> mike: that's lee's third assist, and the spurs' 32nd assist of the night. aldridge, 16 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists, as you see. >> jeff: cleveland's going to have to inbound deep in the corner. it will be interesting to see, do they go for the quick two and attack, or are they going to predetermine that they want to get a three? >> mike: well, they still have a time-out remaining. as we have seen over and over again, 25.5 seconds is an eternity in the nba. love will inbound. >> jeff: and that time-out allowed the spurs to get david lee off the floor defensively.

>> mike: love holding. holding. inside to james. and james throws it away. there was no deflection. that's his seventh turnover of the game. and a huge one right there. now gregg popovich will call time-out. the building is quiet. >> jeff: lebron james had thrown that pass in a previous game and he got a wide open three. he was expecting kyrie irving to be in the corner. just a little hammer action, where tristan thompson, i believe, was supposed to screen for kyrie irving, but thought that james was going to go to the rim. >> mike: danny green right there. >> mark: you can make, okay, we set it up, we designed it. we didn't execute it. guess what? he wasn't there. if you're lebron james, you can't make the play. you can't make the pass.

>> mike: so, a huge turnover right there. 24.2 remaining. the cavaliers have to foul. >> mark: and mike, coach will agree, i'm sure, so many teams in that position, we have to get a three -- no, get a quick two and get a stop. >> mike: by the way, they have a foul to give, so, they can play very aggressive defense in going for a steal here, before they put them at the free-throw line. >> jeff: getting the ball in late in the game is very difficult to do with heightened intensity. >> mike: inside goes to leonard. they double-team. aldridge has it. anderson. back up top. aldridge. and there's the whistle and a foul. they did a good job to try to get a steal. >> mark: a guy they miss in this situation is manu ginobili who is the outstanding at creating space, using that strength and that slickness to get open. >> mike: now they have to foul again with that foul to give.

leonard was free. anderson has to call time-out. good ball denial from lebron james, who pats leonard, and san antonio will now have one time-out remaining. both teams with one time-out left. >> mark: in this situation, for so many years, we watched tim duncan being the guy taking the ball out of bounds for the spurs. now, it's kyle anderson. size, passing ability. there's no opening. i think the smartest play possible, get a time-out. don't force anything. get over to the sideline and let's run something else. >> jeff: i think duncan should travel with them and just suit up and, like, be the designated in-bounder late. >> mike: so often, so many teams in this instance, they look to foul right away. cavs doing a great job trying to force the turnover, before they do anything like that to put them at the free-throw line. now, what a terrific game, guys, on our first nba satur

primetime special. you got the second-best record against the third-best record. and right from the opening tip, they have gone back and forth. this has been fun to watch. >> jeff: i couldn't be more impressed with the spurs tonight. on the road, down a couple players. the quality of shots that they've been able to generate has been impressive. >> mark: it's been awfully impressive on both sides. both teams had the opportunity, you look at the cavs, down, they found a way to fight back, claw back, get some stops and get -- it's been a heck of a ball game. >> mike: still 18.1 remaining. cavs looking for a steal, force a turnover here. >> mark: we've seen it in the past. you don't have to foul right away. be aggressive, try to strip the basketball. try to come up with a steal or taurnover, and then, if you don't have it, commit the foul. >> mike: leonard looks exhausted. 46 minutes. leonard and lebron james have played 46 minutes. highs for their team. anderson, the

anderson looking. looking. lobs it in. leonard double-teamed. picks up his dribble. james grabs it -- held ball. great double-team from the cavs. and they'll jump it up. >> mark: it's a smart play. how many guys we see grab and try to foul -- no. they are anticipating you fouling. go for the steal. disrupt them. and great hands by lebron james, getting involved. great trap. you don't foul him. look what i found. now, you have a chance to win a jump ball and have possession. >> jeff: more and more teams are doing a better job late-game of not just giving the foul, but trying to create a turnover first. >> mike: james looking to go back. has the height advantage, barely. ball tipped up, kevin love tried to get it, comes --

>> mark: great job by kawhi leonard. the big-time finnish transition, off the hustle of kevin love. >> mike: love knocked into our audio. a whistle and a foul. time-out called by san antonio. 118-115, with 1.8. the spurs on the verge of another fantastic road win. >> jeff: well, good hustle on the loose ball. love saves it back in, to leonard, and leonard, instead of waiting to be fouled, attacks the rim and finishes with the dunk. smart play by leonard, tristan thompson should have fouled him there. >> mike: kawhi leonard with a career high 41 points. just another brilliant performance from one of the

as good as it gets, in terms of a two-way player. defensive player of the year the past two years. this year, averaging a career high 25, for a spurs team that's on the verge of going 34-9. the quiet kawhi leonard. just 25 years old, in his sixth year in the league. now they've got the ball in. they lob it into aldridge. and a foul called. lebron james with .9 remaining. so, the cavs still have one time-out remaining. all aldridge has to do, obviously, is hit one of these. if he misses both, cs

advance the ball. obviously it would be a difficult situation, but not impossible. and aldridge misses the first. >> jeff: lebron james was mad that they called the foul on that and i couldn't really understand why. >> mike: misses the second. time-out. well, the clock went down to .3 remaining. >> jeff: i'm not sure james had control. >> mike: gregg popovich quickly coming out and talking to the officials who are going to have a conference. derek stafford says he had possession. >> jeff: he didn't. >> mike: you're right.

>> jeff: ball's loose. >> mike: had it there on his left hip, but it slipped out right away. the officials, though, i think they're going to rule that he had possession. >> mark: i would say that's possession. the left hand with the ball by his hip. i would say that's possession. >> mike: so, there's -- now they put -- there's usually that on a miss, .3 have to go off, so, there's .6. so, enough time to catch and shoot. >> jeff: the possession occurred with the ball on the hip, it didn't take more than .3 to hit his hands, pin it on his hip? >> mark: if i'm the spurs, i'm playing outside the three-point line. there's no reason to play anybody inside of it. >> mike: love goes to the corner, he's open -- lob, puts

spurs win. kevin love had a chance, but came up short and san antonio with another big road win. the respect that the players have for gregg popovich on display, as san antonio improves to 34-9. they've now won at golden state, at houston twice and here in cleveland. they beat the best teams in the nba on their home floor. >> mark: never satisfied. inspite of a win. pop is still upset about the last possession. how in the world does kevin love get wide open for a potential game-tying three-point play? >> mike: nobody follows him. >> mark: slips it. nobody communicates. that's too good of a look. but a huge win by the spurs. >> mike: anderson does go to contest. and that maybe had an impact there. meanwhile, kawhi leonard, a career high 41, just a spectacular performance. he's with

>> lisa: thank you, mike. kawhi leonard is over here, just shaking his head. kawhi, how did kevin love get that wide open three off? >> ah -- just a miscommunication down there in the last stretch. we can't have that going forward. we already had a game that we lost like that with guys getting wide open shots. we got to just keep learning from mistakes. >> lisa: what were you thinking when you saw him get that look? >> oh, i kind of -- i kind of -- it seemed like he was going to get it weed open. i came up top, but as soon as he caught it, i didn't know if he was going to get the shot off, because he shot it too quickly, but man, i thought it was going in for sure. >> lisa: what was the difference in the overtime? >> just, you know, them guys missed some shots. we made shots on our end, and that's how the ball changed today. >> lisa: this is the sixth consecutive 30-point plus game for you. do you feel like you're in a groove? >> ah, yeah, i'm in a bit

the coaching staff is doing a great job. my players are getting me the ball in my spots. and just trying to win. >> lisa: now, jeff van gundy called it small forward nirvana. you and lebron james, just going at it. what do you enjoy about going up against lebron? i saw you guys give each other a big embrace after the game. what do you enjoy most about going up against him? >> he's a great player, just like playing great teams, and it's just always fun playing a guy like him that's going to compete at every possession. >> lisa: thanks. keep doing your thing. mike? >> mike: he's a man of few words, lisa. what a scintillating performance from kawhi leonard. final score, here at quicken loans arena, the cavaliers, if the first time this season, lose a game that they were leading after three. they were 26-0. the spurs defeat them here on their home floor. so, for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer tim corrigan, director

abc cruis b kbc crew, mike bree thank you for watching. coming up next, late local news, except on the west coast. spurs beat the cavs here in cleveland. good night, everyone.

>> i think the smithsonian has a new installation. kimberly: surpassing expectations, pushing metro to the limit, the women's march on washington drawing everyone to the nation's capital. besides, the sounds, and how they got home. protestersanti-trump take to the streets of d.c. for a third night. ex-ciay: and the director with mixed reaction to the full first day of president trump, which included a face to face with the cia, and a new attack on the administration's favorite target. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters.

protests a day after donald trump was sworn in, protesters peacefully gathering outside of the trump hotel, then moving towards the nation's capital. anna-lysa gayle is live outside of the white house with a look at what's going on right now. anna-lysa: this is a much smaller group then we saw yesterday during the inauguration at 14th and k streets. the people are quiet, mostly just having a discussion. they started in front of the white house, then went down 14th street and wound up back in front of the trump hotel, which has become a common staging area for protesters. of the video some from earlier, showing workers cleaning up signs left in front of the trump hotel, dumped by people who participated in the women's march, also signs left behind. i can tell you, i talked with one of the

they have been following the protester several hours. the men and women here making sure that everything stays peaceful. they have been working long, hard hours. back to you. kimberly: anna-lysa, thank you so much. but mild day for marchers and protesters. you may need to keep the relic close tomorrow. meteorologist molly cochran has the forecast. molly: showers will be increasing overnight. , shades of green south of d.c., but it has been cloudy and drizzly all day long. mostly cloudy overnight into sunday. the future not looking very bright, and we also have a dense fog advisory issued, extended until 5 a.m. sunday towards frederick county and the mason-dixon line.

exercise caution as we will be dealing with patchy fog in dreary conditions. the extended forecast coming up, and how much rain we are expecting. kimberly? >> ♪ this girl is on fire kimberly: thanks, molly. music, speeches, celebrities from across the nation in a show of support. about 500,000 people filled the national mall, holding signs and marching, spreading many messages in the women's march on washington. amy aubert was out there this evening as the crowds dwindled, but the signs and spirits were very much alive. amy: small groups still lingered. >> it has inspired me to think more outside of my own circle. she is one of thousands of people holding signs in taking part in the women's march on washington hours earlier. >>

as night falls, some say the message and atmosphere still lingers. >> everybody was engaged with each other and everybody -- the energy, the kindness. it was really -- fill the grass. there is no more room on the fence. it continued for as far as you could see. >> i think this was sony and has a new installation. smithsonian has a new installation. it is art, it tells a story. amy: a story told by so many. >> something for you, something for your fellow man or woman. >> we did all of this for each other, with each other, for all women, for all races, skin colors, genders.

do it together. amy: amy aubert, abc 7 news. kimberly: we should point out there has been some criticism of the march. complain the fiery rhetoric was just as bad as during the presidential campaign. some women say they were pushed out of the women's march and some question the timing of the noth and why they did organize and speak out before the election. arch participants had to get here somehow, most of them hopping on metro. by 11 a.m., metro reported 275,000 riders, eight times as much as a typical saturday. by 4 p.m., nearly 600,000 people had gone through the gates. anna-lysa gayle continues our team coverage with a look at today's test of the rails. anna-lysa: women were overjoyed at the women's

washington which attracted hundreds of thousands from across the country. >> it was marvelous. he gave me hope. their warm way more people than i thought. it was also. >> -- it was awesome. >> it was so crowded in could barely move, yet people were smiling and patient and energetic. >> i was impressed how many people came and how positive people were. anna-lysa: a great turnout meant overcrowded trains and sometimes longer wait times, putting metro to the test as people started making their way home. >> we started at the rosslyn station this afternoon, heading towards federal triangle. let's see how long it takes. >> doors closing. anna-lysa: after stalling for a short while, the train took off and at each stop we saw more and more people. the trip took about 20 minutes.

between eight minutes and 11 minutes a, according to the metro trip planner. metro did warn riders to expect delays. many say the women's march was worth the wait. >> it's a good problem to have. >> they were wonderful, everybody was helpful. it was what it was supposed to be. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. see that when do you many people smiling in a crush of a crowd on metro? millions of americans marched and held rallies across the country today, the largest appearing in los angeles where ,000nizers estimate 750 people took part. in new york, they think 500,000 people marched, most along fifth avenue near trump towers. similar marches as well, like this one near park city. and they were not confined to the u.s., with paris and

and outside of the u.s. embassy in mexico. and a small group of 30 in antarctica. you cannot help but notice the on thousands of heads today. those were a political response to this video that surfaced during the presidential campaign. >> i'm sorry, but you can do anything. you can [beep]. kimberly: that was donald trump from years ago. -wotesters jumped on the p rd, hand knitting pussycat hats, bringing attention to gender issues. find more on the women's march with the crowds and the messages , all of them on today's events and a photo gallery of pictures on our website, wjla.com. why the former head of the cia says the president should be a shamed after his first visit to the agency. >>

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