you don't have to be an nba superstar to be a triathlon, right there, these people never did a triathlon everyday viewers who simply wanted to make a change in their lives. so what we did was hook them up with bikes, trainers, training trips, as well all over the country. and just a few weeks ago you got to see thro

. >> an nba player hit the lottery tonight, sort of. and say good-bye to the rally. the giants decided not to pk up an option on aubrey huf's contract for next >>> aubrey's playing career is over in san francisco. the giants decided not to pick the option up on huff's contract for next season. this year he had a home run, hit .192. he'll be remembered as a big reason why the giants won their first title. >>> rumors flying about turner's job status. forgot his teammate didn't have a helmet. chargers up 10-6. rivers, 13- yard touchdown to floyd. chargers beat the chiefs. record back to 500. turner still alive in san diego. >>> landon donovan antel.a. galaxy tied in their game against vancouver. the earthquakes will host l.a. in the semifinal of the mls playoffs. really picking up steam. >>> spurs and thunder tied. san antonio over okc 86-84. revenge for the spurs. and your golden state warriors home opener tomorrow night. >> didn't you say they're going to go all the way? >> i said the warriors will make the playoffs. >> 49ers will win the super bowl. >> 49ers will win

. >>> something that's never been >>> an nba cheerleader is recovering after falling on her head during a performance. it happened last night during the magic/knicks game. her name is jamie wood. video shows her slipping dung a stunt. it took medical professional several minutes to stabilize her and get her on a stretcher. she suffered a broken rib and three vertebra fracture. schiele make a full recovery. >>> in massachusetts, a doctor is facing dui charges after a dramatic crash. video from a traffic camera shows the woman speeding through a store parking lot. she crashed her suv into a car that was stopped at a -- wow, at a red light. the victim we presume in that car spent a few days in the hospital with cracked ribs. >>> a loudoun county sheriff's detective on the wrong side of the law. he's been charged with dwi after hitting two parked cars over the weekend. investigators are not releasing the man's name because he's an undercover member of the sheriff's department. he's a ten-year veteran. he remains on paid leave. >>> going to be a high price on a dulles toll road come the new

.  >>> an nba dancer is recovering after falling head first on the court. jamie slip fell from her partner's shoulder. she landed on her head. pair ned medics rush the her off on a stretch ear and she was able to wave to the crowd. she broke two vertebra and a rib. but she will be okay. >> tornadoes are rare in japan and these disindependent grated before they hit land. no one was hurt and there were no reports of any damage. >>> some local tolls are about to rise and virginia officials are making plans for the winter. shaun yancy has the top 5. >>> an automaker is recalling some cars. toyota is reporting some problems with steering and water pump. 40 models are included including second generation pry justs. there have been no reports of accidents or injuries. number 4 is alarming. half of the people estimated to have diabetes have not even been diagnosed yet. the international diabetes federation estimates 187 million people don't know they have the disease. diabetes is linked to obesity and a lack of exercise. >>> number 3, virginia's department of trans

you don't have to be an nba super star to do a triathlon or to value fitness. group of people -- take a look there. these are people who had mefr done a triathlon before, everyday viewers like people watching at home who simply wanted to make a hang in their lives, so we hook them up with bikes and with wet suits, trainers, training trips as well all over the country, and just a few weeks ago you get to see them all across the finish line, every single one of them at the nautica malibu triathlon. go to our website right now cnn.com/fit nation. you can be part of next year's challenge, send in your video. >> that's too long for me.

convention or republican convention bringing in 15 million to 21 million, sporting events such as an nba, all star or something along those lines. we also know these type of visitors are big spenders and contribute more than your average visitor. they stay longer, 3.9 nights as opposed to 3.4. they spend more. 336 as opposed to 175. they support our hotel industry, 63% staying in local hotels compared to 50%. for those reasons we hope you will allow this to move forward. >> thank you. belfry, robert goodwin, akcarian and anthony favor. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm part of the clc member. we be having like three meetings already. i think warriors. the architects have been doing a nice presentation. they want to accommodate citizens, the needs for the arena. so they tried to do whatever they can. i think it is a good project. the way they have been doing is try to accommodate residents around there. to me i'm part of the clc. they doing a great job. warriors try to accommodate to work it out. san francisco is there. even to see what the needs for traffic. i feel confident there will

prospects for next year's college graduates and why it may be really hard if you are graduating with an nba>>> sal, you are keeping an eye on contra costa how is it looking? >>> road sensors are picking up to the only in antioch but in bay point and in pleasant hill, it's not fully filled in and between walnut creek and 24th it looks good but it is crowded. we have a log jam as you drive west on interstate 808 and marin county -- 880 and many county looks good approaching central san rafael. we have a 25 minute delay getting onto the bridge. and if you are driving eastbound, 808 is -- 880 is definitely getting more crowded by the minute. >>> those of you puttering around the house getting ready, that would be you, pam. i mean everybody probably has a high definition television. but it is a gorgeous sunrise. i got this from a man near clayton. steve, i am confused on the rain. well let's set it straight for you. should i take thursday or friday, well i would do it today. we have morning sun then clouds coming in and the nice pattern we had, it was mild and warm and end tonight. the rain begi

an nba star opens about why he quit basketball and the deep pain he unlocked after trying to suppressor years. that story on 4:00 p.m.. >> this 19-year-old team andrew mayhall started evtron. he set a world record for storage capacity and a small space. creswell of the largest problems of we had to overcome was competing with competitors in the industry. they are able to produce the stuff so much more efficient than we were. >> facebook said they are interested in the technology but have not made a n offer. >> the video you are about to see may be disturbing. >> he and his sister were walking to school and were attacked by pitbulls that escaped from a neighbor's yard. he told the sister to run and stayed and fought off the dog. he tried to keep the dogs away long enough to jump over the fence to the yard. >> there were towed to protect each other at all costs. it makes me so proud to have this hero and our house. >> was bitten several times on the legs. the dogs were picked up by animal control, no word on what is going to happen to them. that looks very painful. >> mother nature addi

. >> as she talks to a player to walk away from an nba career to deal with his history of sexual abuse. >> that is tomorrow at 4:00 right here on abc7. >> and in the northeast, they will let you do with the nor'easter. they are already dealing with it aren't they, doug? >> yes. fortunately is not nearly as severe as sandy. looking live now at downtown new york, breezy and julie. 33 downtown right now. there will be more accumulation. not a major snowstorm. that is the last thing they need. you can see on the radar -- the white areas indicate the areas of most likely snow. deep purple areas are going to be sleet, back and forth of the mix. we are called. know that. for the first six days of the month of november, below average. this comes after our record warm-setting october. late march early april -- this is the coldest start to a month since december of 2010. the average high is 61. late afternoon temperatures in the 30's and 40's. breezy and cold. light precipitation will and overnight. tomorrow we will see clearing. it will turn sunny and breezy. the next seven days will bring a bi

. >> and later, a cheer leading stunt gone wrong shocking the ground at an nba game. show you what happened. good morning. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm allison seymour. we're happy you are with us. tucker barnes also join s us now. >> did the stunt involve the wizards trying to dunk the ball. >> aww, man, that's cold. >> off to a rough start. >> yes they are. >> i better do the weather. no more comments. >>> it's cold outside and cool later this afternoon. lots of sunshine. and a beautiful start to the day. >> i like how you cracked yourself up though. cracking yourself up. >> we were showing wizard highlights today. >>> let's go to the maps. there's high pressure. close to perfect weather as far as dry conditions and sunshine for the next couple days. we are going to be on the cool side. and cold again tonight as we're going to fall back in the 30s and upper 20s. >>> up to 41 degrees. couple hours ago in the mid 30s. temperatures trending below average for yet another day. and will for the next several days as the temperatures will top out to mid 50s. we'll have more

an nba cheerleader going head-over-heels on to the floor. a sign that the sport is getting too dangerous? >>> we're going to show you the little superstars following in the footsteps of their supermodel moms. a whole bunch trying it out. >> love the jeans there. >>> and the waistline wars, right now. why the world's largest clothing chain is saying america is too big for its clothes. you'll hear what they have to say, coming up. >> stirred up some controversy there. >>> let's get to the software millionaire turned murder suspect. abc's matt gutman is in belize, where he spoke with john mcafee by phone yesterday. >> reporter: as we tried to find john mcafee late wednesday, the increasingly paranoid american millionaire, now on the run from police here in belize, found us. when we say we meet, when we say we're going to talk tomorrow, does that mean face-to-face? >> we'll talk on the phone first. talking face-to-face is going to be a very difficult thing, sir. because people know you are a reporter. you may not think you're being followed. but

. >>> an nba great compares playing basketball with the president to playing with michael jordan. and it's not exactly a compliment. >>> also, one day after re-election, the major announcement that could be coming for congressman jesse jackson jr. >> plus, we're tracking a powerful storm that's dumping snow >>> a local library now a crime scene. >>> and now, from washington's leading news station, this is "news4 today." >> at 6:30 right now, a new storm is hammering the northeast, almost a foot of snow in parts of new england. police in connecticut say it could be to blame for two traffic deaths. so far, at least 100,000 new power outages in new york and new jersey. the long island railroad, one of the nation's largest commuter train systems suspended all of its service. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we really dodged the storm. some of you may have seen a little sleet, some snow flakes, but we cannot escape the cold right now. tom kierein is outside. how does it feel out there, tom? >> it is cold. in fact, we are being affected by that storm. it is giving us some wind

experiment as this is for the nba, it's an equally intriguing test for google. live sports tend to be the primary reason consumers don't cut their cable cords and watch more shows on video online. if this nba/youtube experience is successful, it could signal the entry of a new player in sports media, google. google hasn't hidden its interest in getting in the game, having been linked to the big east, english premier league, and even the international olympic committee in recent months. with more than $45 billion in cash on hand, google can afford to play in the big leagues. i'm rick horrow. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, november 27. we want to remind everyone this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> susie: on behalf of your public television station, thank you for your support. good night, everyone. we'll see you online at nbr.com, and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> join us anytime at nbr.com. there, you'll find full epi

. >> reporter: after graduating with an nba in global management -- mba in global management she dreamedming a professional basketball player. >> we always talked about me playing professionally overseas and one day the harlem globetrotters sent me an email to work out. i said what, who? the harlem globetrotters? wow. that's amazing. >> reporter: tammy is the tenth woman to don the uniform and its rich 87-year history. >> it's an more for. you dream of playing professional basketball but never dream of playing on a men's team. now, to say i play with men every day, it's cool. >> reporter: she attributes a lot of her success to her time at dominican college where she led the team with 29 steals and averaged 16 points a game. >> when she called me and told me she made the harlem globetrotters i was more excited than she was. somebody that i coached playing for the i don't know trotters. awesome. >> reporter: the oakland native circled january 19 on her calendar the day the globetrotters will be entertaining basketball fans at oracle arena. >> i can't believe it. i can't believe that i'm wa

you know, wilt chamberlain scored 100 points in an nba game and he claimed to have slept with 20,000? >> um -- i'm -- i'm -- very far behind. >> jimmy: have you watched the game on tape yet? >> i haven't. i've seen a little bit of clips. most of the game i actually don't even hardly remember. i think it was just the mental state i was in. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. are you aware that the whole rest of your life will be a disappointment after this? [ laughter ] >> yeah, i mean, i have three years left to play here and i just -- i probably won't ever be able to top it. >> jimmy: what are you studying there? >> i'm studying biochemistry. >> jimmy: are you hoping to play in the nba, or -- >> i definitely want to play professional basketball. >> jimmy: okay. >> more realistically probably overseas. >> jimmy: you can play for the clippers right now. [ laughter ] well, thank you, jack. thanks for talking to us and happy thanksgiving to you. >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jack taylor. nice kid. a lot of points. still in his underpants. and one more thing. we will be ver

. >> but first, one successful half court shot in an nba game. ers that rare enough. but two is worthy of two plays of the day. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> what a gorgeous start to the day. lots of sunshine coming our way again. chopper 5 checking out the golden gate bridge. temperatures outside amazing. 70s and 80s again. big changes coming. we'll talk about it coming up. >> and checking traffic conditions across the bay area. live look at the incline section of the bay bridge. look at that. it is a tight squeeze this morning heading towards treasure island. because of an accident westbound 80, right before the tunnel. we'll have more commute details coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> a sliver of hope for hockey fans in san jose and throughout north america. negotiators for the players union and owners of the nhl resume talks today after day long negotiations saturday in new york. they are trying to reach an agreement to end the player lockout, which has already canceled about a quarter of the season and new year's day winter classic. >>>

he likes basketball even more; he also bought an nba team., so he invested in dreamworks, the hollywood studio. he wants to travel, so he built himself a yacht longer than a football field equipped with its own submarine. he has spent over a billion dollars on philanthropy, including building an institute to study the brain, and like gates, he pledged to give most of his money away to charity. now he got married. >> right. >> you never got married. >> not yet. >> not yet? >> i'm still optimistic. i still believe i'm going to meet somebody and that's gonna happen, but... >> you want to. >> i want to have a family. >> but he's often described as a recluse. something struck me when he showed us his collection of vintage warplanes. i get this howard hughes-y feel with the planes, hollywood. do you think about that ever? >> well, i hope i don't end up in a cinema by myself watching ice station zebra over and over again. i think i've got such a diverse set of interests, movies, aviation, technology-- >> howard hughes. >> well, i don't know if howar

miami ended up winning 105-100, but nba commissioner david stern wasn't happy about the last minute lineup change. he issued anstantial sanctions, that's a quote, on the san antonio spurs. so former nba player john salley is here to talk about this. the coach is responsible for the well-being of his team. not the commissioner. was that the right move by popovich? >> don, thank you for having me. i'm going to tell you this. i took my hat off to popovich. he won four championships with these guys. he knows exactly what he's doing with these guys. and to think about it, miami, what, didn't play -- they played one game in 11 days they were sitting up waiting on this, this is a national worldwide exposure, you know, they play in china as well, going to watch that, and he sat around and said, so the scheduling, knowing they were going to play this big game on a thursday night, tv night, we haven't had any rest, we haven't been home since before thanksgiving, we're a team called the san antonio spurs, not a team called duncan, tony and ginobli. he took his team, put it in and guess what happened, the miami heat almos

. >> still to come this half hour, an injured nba cheerleaders talks to us after taking a fall in frontousands of people. jamie woode was performing a stunt at her orlando magic game when she fell and landed on the court fracturing three vertebra and breaking a rib. we'll talk to her about her injuries and, more importantly, her recovery. >> so amazing as she waved going off the court. we'll talk to her about that. >>> also the story of one really remarkable teacher. she runs a preschool, actually opened it for her niece eight years ago. her house has been destroyed twice in the past year, after irene and sandy. the woman who was so used to giving her everything to everyone around her now seeing the community that she has created rally around her and her family to bring back a sense of normalcy. it's a beautiful, inspiring story. >> and as you know, this is one of the busiest travel it's of the year and the weather can wreak havoc on flight schedules, of course, causing major delays. i found out firsthand what you can do to make your unexpected stay at the airport a little less stressfu

. >> it would be awesome p they played a team that was, you know, an actually an nba team. >> classicy. >> who plays for orlando anymore? >> the magic are not. >> that's true. >> hardly magical. >>> coming up next, the "must-read opinion pages." you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. y'all can finish that conversation. with the spark cash card from capital one, sven gets great rewards for his small business! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great businesses deserve great rewards! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? here's your invoice. >>> mika in the south of france. >> sent them by telex. >> that's a word out of the past. thank you, mark halperin. maureen dowd, reputation, reputation, reputation. it is disturbing that an ethically sket

>> they're going -- >> an older reference to the nba, when you're behind by seven or eight points, youtart fouling. >> you start fouling. >> the reason you foul, you have got to get the ball back. the other guy gets the foul shot, nobody likes the looks of it. >> they built their entire game plan, the romney campaign, on that over 8% unemployment. once they lost that, and that was really what mitt romney was running on, once you lose that argument, they didn't have any place else to go. they went to welfare reform and extraneous things where they're basically like let's get your voters angry, uncomfortable, get them to come up because they hate the guy. the problem is not enough americans hate barack obama -- >> i'll tell you what i'm impressed by is obama bringing in the cavalry. he brought in colin powell. i bumped into him about a month ago and said, are you going to endorse him or not? he want tell me. just at the right time. he got bloomberg coming out -- >> and by the way -- >> now the biggest endorsement you can get, the best surrogate on this planet is bill clinton. the former

the cia opened an investigation into the sex scandal. >> former nba star chamique holdsclaw shot intof a former plane on tuesday. she broke the car windows with a bat. she was one of the biggest names in college basketball history. she led tennessee to three championships. her ex-girlfriend jennifer lacy is a current wnba player. >>> accused cincinnati air traffic her a chance to avoid jail but it went up in smoke. >> on wednesday a judge told damaine mitchell he had a chance to avoid jail if he gave up smoking marijuana. mitchell said he would try but asked to get at least one more joint in. the judge said no and will decide what to do with him at a hearing on monday. coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning" a live update from israel on the latest round of fighting. plus is the risk of injury a threat to the future of pro football? nfl commissioner roger goodell joins us. i'm duarte geraldino. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] born from the sweet monk fruit, something this delicious could only come from nature. new nectresse. the 100% natural no-calori

>> they're going -- >> an older reference to the nba, when you're behind by seven or eight points, yourt fouling. you have to get the ball back. the other guy gets the foul shot, nobody likes the looks of it. >> they built their entire game plan, the romney campaign, on that over 8% unemployment. once they lost that, and that was really what mitt romney was running on, once you lose that argument, they didn't have any place else to go. they went to welfare reform and extraneous things where they're basically like let's get your voters angry, uncomfortable, get them to come up because they hate the guy. the problem is not enough americans hate barack obama -- >> i'll tell you what i'm impressed by is obama bringing in the cavalry. he brought in colin powell. said are you going to endorse or not, and he wouldn't tell me. just at the right time. he got bloomberg coming out -- >> and by the way -- >> now the biggest endorsement you can get, the best surrogate on this planet is bill clinton. the former president has been all over the country for obama. he's lost his voice he's working so ha

nba finals in 1994. >>> and a scary moment during the game as an orlando stunt team member fell when her footing slipped when she was being lifted to the man's shoulders. she did wave to the crowd as she was taken to the hospital and she is expected to be okay. that's the spirit. >>> two upsets in college basketball as seth curry scored 23 points and number 9 duke knocked off number 3 kentucky, 75-68. number 21 michigan state got a big second half from keith appling. they edged kansas 67-64. >>> in baseball the american league manager of the year was bob meldin who let the oakland a's to their first title. and washington national's skipper davy johnson is the national league manager of the year leading his team to the league best record. it was the second manager of the year award for both johnson and meldin. >>> all right. just ahead. you've been waiting for it. it's people magazine's sexiest man alive. and how anne hathaway got that gaunt look. >>> plus, some of hurricane sandy's victims get an early holiday treat. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." today across the coun

nba website. further offenses draw fines up to $30,000. a bigger punishment, perhaps, there's also anthis was an illegitimate basketball play by number 30. again, this flop will be penalized. >> flopping almost doesn't do it justice. tricke trickery. deceit. >> when i first came into the league, ain't nobody flopped. >> reporter: but they've learned from the likes of soccer. watch this guy. using an opponent's had to punch himself in the face, when ecuador played chile last year. you have worked for this your whole life, you have a god-given talent, you get to the nba and you fall over. >> yeah, yeah, some guys do it better than others. >> reporter: can you name names for us? >> no, i would never do that. >> reporter: okay, i will. chris bosh, sorry, the heat versus the bulls, february last year. flop. >> i don't even think he hit him. you got the academy awards coming up. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >>> and we thank you for watching. we are always here at abcnews.com. "nightline," of course, will be along later. and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night