i overheard the producer say, we would love to get kobe on the show. i'm like, i know kobe.let me go talk to him. i went to the back, got kobe, he came back, i introduced him to the producers. they were like, how can we make this happen? he's like, just call my mom and she'll set it up for you. two weeks later, we had kobe on the show. >> jimmy: he called his mom? >> to broker the deal. how old was he at this time? >> his rookie year. >> jimmy: wow. how about that. did you have any indication at that time he would be one of the greatest of all time? >> ah, no. we knew he was going to be great. but one of the greatest of all time, you know what i mean, it was just his first year, but it's amazing to see what he's done, you know, with the laker organization and his career, so, you know, we applaud him for that. >> jimmy: you knew he was going to be great, is it because -- well, we have a clip here. is it because of this? ♪ >> man, am i glad you showed up. >> all right, guys, let's get out of here. >> let's go back to the hotel and grab something to eat. we can charge it to the

what went on with you guys with kobe and you and meryl? >> well, it's interesting, she has such a strong aura that people are different around her, like, kobe, when i came back there, i was in front of her, he was like, yo, what's up, because i was at the game when he hurt his achilles, and he was like, you know, we got to hang out, because he was -- he couldn't play for a few games, so, we got to hang out while i'm here, whatever. i was like, okay. and his voice got lighter, he was like, hey. [ laughter ] and he just -- i'mot lying. he said, hey, looks like you're going to win again. she was nominated again and it was like -- i was like, yo, you kobe bryant. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. you know what, you got kobe bryant and then you got meryl streep and there's no two ways about it. what is your favorite meryl streep movie? >> there's so many of them. >> jimmy: let's go with one. let's pick one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy, you see how you get people to jump on this? this is a setup. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i think of you as a "mama mia" kind of guy.

i overheard the producer say, we would love to get kobe on the show. i'm like, i know kobe.ow, let me go talk to him. i went to the back, got kobe, he came back, i introduced him to the producers. they were like, how can we make this happen? he's like, just call my mom and she'll set it up for you. two weeks later, we had kobe on the show. >> jimmy: he called his mom? how old was he at this time? >> his rookie year. >> jimmy: wow. how about that. did you have any indication at that time he would be one of the greatest of all time? >> ah, no. we knew he was going to be great. but one of the greatest of all time, you know what i mean, it was just his first year, but it's amazing to see what he's done, you know, with the laker organization and his career, so, you know, we applaud him for that. >> jimmy: you knew he was going to be great, is it because -- well, we have a clip here. is it because of this? ♪ >> man, am i glad you showed up. >> all right, guys, let's get out of here. >> let's go back to the hotel and grab something to eat. we can charge it to the room. okay, we'll

. >>> officials at kobe international frontier medical center say a man with liver cancer died after a transplant surgery. they suspended the operations in april at the urging of the medical association because they had lost four patients in four months. they resumed the surgery this is week with help from doctors they drafted from outside. the man who died was the first person they gave a liver transplant after they got back to work. the hospital director said staff made thorough preparation force the operation. he says they told the patient and his family the success rate was about 50%. he says he feels a heavy responsible for not fulfilling the patient's wish to live with his family. hospital staff say they will still perform liver transplants if patients want them. kobe city officials say they will conduct an on site inspection as early as monday. >>> in another news a key indicator of japan's economic health rose in april for the first time in three months. the coincident index is based on corporate production, employment, consumer spending and other data. officials at the cabin

but the last night showed why he'll never ever be jordan or even kobe bryant.game was on the line he straight up disappear. check out the last three possessions of regulation. after going to the basket at will all game he passes it twice. he missed a layup and fouled. then the very last shot you're going to see in a minute. okay? that's the foul. step back, fade away jumper. what are you doing? you got to the rack at will all game but you take that shot? awful choice. shying away from the contact. then in overtime he decides not to take a shot until a minute 30 left in the game. that is unacceptable. he talked about his late game decisions after the loss. >> my mind set was um we either going out with a win or going into overtime. let me get the last shot. i actually shot -- get another look at it but i got to where i wanted to get. stepped back, made them before. we had our chances. >> irving out for the season. fractured kneecap. the cavs are done. >> not good. >> sean, thank you. >> that will do it for us tonight at 6:00 o'clock. we'll see you back here at 1

. >> let's dig deeper with forensic scientist and cnn contributor john kobe listenski. former fbi assistant director who led the investigation in the search for eric robert rudolph. the fact they were able to get their hands on camouflaged clothing didn't have insects bites, swelling seems to be that they were spendsing a fair amount of time inside some of these cabins? >> it does. they were doing a great job foraging and.howing from cabin to cabin -- i've red about three cabins. they were probably well stocked. and that's where they got the equipment and the maps possibly. >> dr. kobe listenski, this whole notion of pepper as a way to throw off the scent of the dogs does that work? >> if you watch cool hand luke yeah you think it works. i think for the most part pepper -- it is a myth it really doesn't work the way people think it does. but if you have a high enough concentration, i think it will irritate the eyes the nose, the throat. i think it will throw a dog off. if the dog wants to walk around the pepper and kind of regain the scent, it can do that. but i certain

they took him instead of kobe bryant. tom gug leah da. he came over in the ill-fated chris webber deal. tim hardeman. i saw him a few weeks aechlg antawn jamison was part of them whetherwhere they tried and tried and tried but could chblt get anywhere. anyone remember keith jennings. couldn't get anywhere jennings? popeye jones was a warrior with the big years. bernard king one of the greatest players of all l tom lichte. and i can still feel that rattling around. corey maggette. uh-oh maggettio. patrick oh bryant. billy owens part of the worst trade don ever made to bring in billy owens. miguel pietrus. anthony randolph that i thought would be a top ten player and i have no idea what i was thinking when i said that. mitchell is richmond was great. michael wade richardson was a warrior back in the dark times. ralph sampson all 7'4" of him. short who had the jumper from behind his head. joe smith a first round draft pick. the warriors are the number one pick when joe smith was the top player and that didn't work out well. mike was like the

jon jay kobe was shot and killed as he was riding a bike. cory ramero was shot in the neck on may 22nd, but she survived. >> there are enough like pss to this case that we immediately reached tout the task force that is assigned to investigate this and other crimes with us. >> all three shootings happened within 15 miles of each other. >>> no one was injured when a small private jet made an emergency landing in philadelphia. the jet landed yesterday without its front landing gear being deployed. it was in a flight yesterday from new york to new mexico. there were five passengers on board. >>> vice president's joe biden's son beau is being remembered. the vice president and his family stood in a receiving line and offered handshakes and hugs. president obama will offer the eulogy tomorrow. beau biden died of brain cancer. >>> jeb bush is expected to jump into the presidential race. he'll make a formal announcement june 15th. he enters the crowded field as the favorite. as the son and brother of the former president he would be the third membe

then kobe magic, shaq all sent videos to playen 0 the jumbotron and john legend did the singing of "happy out the candles on the cake shaped like an nba trophy. >> they've got the money. you can rent out the staples center there you go. >>> a picture to show you that's going viral of -- this is a fantastic picture if you haven't seen it. the president chilling with german chancellor angela merkel. >> yes, this was taken at the g-7 summit in bavaria. with her arms stretched out people are quickly pointing out she looks like julie andrews in "the sound of music." the hills are alive. >> everybody starts making these memes and flooded internet from the iconic movie to see two leaders kind of in a very relaxed moment. >> come on it looks like a come on moment. >>> finally, talk about a show stealer. oh, she is just 6 years old and from north carolina, take a look at this. ♪ what you want you know i got it ♪ ♪ all imasking is for a little respect just a little bit just a little bit ♪ ♪ ooh your kisses ♪ >> whoo! >> too much. can't take it. can't take it. this little joanna is at her dance reci

chief investigative reporter tony kobe less key joins us.controls our power, water and phone bills. this is relevant to almost every one of us. >> exactly, raj. that's why this controversy hits home with everyone. questions over improper access and a culture where the power company works to gain power. for the first time since leaving the p.u.c. a high-ranking director talks to us about the problem behind the walls of the p.u.c. and how his ethical stance ultimately cost him his job. >> we were forced out. >> i was forced out of my position as director in the safety division, absolutely. >> also for the first time the new president of the embattled agency talks about the challenges of restoring the public's trust. >> so when people say the p.u.c. .u6:vñtop-to-bottom reform how do you take that criticism? >> i agree with it. one of the reasons i was here. >> tonight at 11:00, we will show the one secret memos that paint a picture that's clearly a problem for the state's p.u.c. also very candid insight from the new president as he works to tr

. >> on and talking specifically about kobe bryant. >> in the wake of'' -- high profile prison breakgps device is to attract dangerous convicts what if someone has done the time? how would you feel about this? >> it will be very unpopular i feet you should if you have violated somebody else's rights to hurt that you have given up your own rights. kennedy: what about castration? >> yes. >> you can take it that far or just track them as they break out of prison. >> do i really want to know that michael veeck is that the westminster dog show? >> that is cool. [laughter] seventy start with murderers and rapists. >> i think castration is a good idea if they are a rapist. >> is said the real problem that they are in bad shape. >> you leave the office? -- the outfit? to make the infrastructure i.c.h. ship them if you kill somebody. >> i agree if you say i cannot help that i say if i. castrate in a dutch ship -- and ship. >> take a flight to beijing. >> they will figure out where it goes. >> ever-present arno's that then do with it twice. one said the moneymaker the other in the brain. [laug

i wanted to run a narrative that explored how people in the united states and also in mexico, kobe warmpacted them -- how the war impacted them. abraham lincoln who gave his first political speech, a speech that was widely documented and discussed in newspapers, his first major speech in congress is about the us-mexico war condemning the war. lincoln's first stance on the national stage is against the us-mexico war. another person i talk about is drawn to.-- john jay hardin. for a period of time he was the leading whig. it is only his death in the us-mexico war that some of argued makes lincoln's path forward possible because he was under the shadow of john hardin before it happened. his family is fascinating america deeply affected by the us-mexico war -- and they are deeply affected by the us-mexico war. let me tell you a little about the war because i am assuming like most people you do not know much about it. the invasion began when president james k. polk said troops into a disputed region with the intention of starting a war. polk wanted war. he was set on declaring war. the day

betty: and then bill gross opens up to bloomberg news about what he has in common with kobe bryant. what the greek crisis means for investors from two major fund managers. that is just in 20 minutes. betty: all eyes still glued on greece. greece has closed its banks monday to keep them from collapsing. that came after the ecb froze the ceiling on emergency aid to squeak banks. angela merkel on the eu's credibility. angela merkel, if the euro fails, what does that mean? we have certain foundations upon which the monitoring union is pro--- is built. common currency means there is a certain degree of trust between the european partners and the 19 countries decided to have a common currency. scarlet: it would open the door to more financial aid. the current bailout program expires tomorrow. here's a talk about the implications is erik schatzker and our economic editor mike mckee joining. as we are getting to nightfall in athens, tell me what is happening on the ground there. eric: the big news happened when the greek government imposed capital controls on the country. the banks are clos

he talks about regrets and investing and what he had in common of -- in common with kobe bryant of thekers. back to our big story, germany and france turning away from greece. that is the wrong course of action according to columbia university professor jeffrey sachs. that europe is "hiding behind a mountain of rhetoric." he spoke to the bloomberg surveillance team this morning. a circumstances that should never have happened and shows very poor economic management from the european side and, basically unfortunately a lot of germany, but from also other partners who decided a few months ago that they would not really negotiate with this left-wing government in greece and they just wanted to push grades out of the euro. -- push greece out of the euro. ironically they cannot push greece out of the euro. panic,n push greece into but they cannot push them out of the euro. there is no exit from the euro mechanism. basic idea is currency depreciation or restructuring, or the dreaded word "forgiveness." do you see any indication for a catalyst to forgiveness of debt? here's the point, when ma

>> working with kobe and shaq and his story 50 plus years in the league. next on in-depth right here on nbc 10. >>> the heat sounds like it'll stay with us. >> it is staying with us. it was hot tomorrow. first official day of summer. we've had a lot of 90 degree days before. we'll have another trech.stretch. we have a heat wave today through wednesday. the humidity, not as bad as today. gusty storms later on tuesday. >> drops by friday. >> 70s. it'll feel good. >> for all of us here thanks for joining us. have a great monday. ♪ ♪ to you they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. >>> you were literally the nba logo. is that a source of pride for you? >> i really don't like to get into that. >> why? >> honestly i don't even like to talk about it. >>> jerry west voted one of the top 50 players in nba history with post-season record rivaling the likes ofabdul kareem jabbar. >> you actually literally are driving through the

. >> maybe a defeat from another star will get the warriors hyped up with kobe bryant saying cavaliers play as if they life is online and golden state warriors playing as if they have more nba finals down the line. competition is everything. basketball fans agree with the post re-tweeted by more than 29,000. >> we are not afraid of an unhill bat we. we relish that. cavalier fans are keeping their part to keep the pressure up on the warriors. the city is buzzing with the hope of the first major sports championships in half a century the wayne freedman is at a local haunt in cleveland where hopes are high. wayne? >> they are the fans are nice people. they love this team. they are the loudest people at oracle arena and the drought is june years. the last cleveland team to win a sports world championship, cleveland demetrius browns -- browns 1964. this is the deli, a normal place, this is where we ate breakfast. hope and the special style of cleveland mix of co omelet. they dare to hope and then they take it away from themselves. >> we are past overdue. past. overdone overdue, maybe coming

so i don't know what kobe and brandy, and chardonay or kelly, what they're going through, because we work in separate cruster. >> so watch you juan you discover things while you're watching. >> absolutely. >> so for your character then, blue the blueprint, will you go out with a bank then since this is like the end here? >> blue,. >> always banking there. >> oh, my goodness. >> on a game. >> ya, a lot of that. >> look, look at him. >> no, dow go out with a bit after bang. my character goes out with a bit of the bang. >> this dude grows, we see him become the guy that we expected him to be four seasons ago. so we see him go through this growth, become a man take ownership of his team. >> because such a big builds up. supposed to save the team, the draft pick, oh it is all with him. >> and then he fails. miserably. he fell in love. >> clearly something going on between you animal evening. i'm not stupid. you all the time, he's hanging out at the house while i'm not there. >> oh, you set it up. >> damn righty set it up. >> grow up. >> cure, a baby. >> baby. >> oh, baby. now, it is inter

. >> kobe is my friend. >> oh my goodness. >> how are you doing?ver met snack. >> i know the guy. cool dude. awesome dude. he always, funny like every time he sees me, he always asks me to do him for him. so he get a big kick out of it ya. >> he likes the way you do it? >> absolutely. >> spot on. >> it is. >> fantastic. >> do you fall like him too? >> no i'm not that clumsy but i think some that far stuff is done on purpose. shack knows how -- he doesn't take himself seriously he knows thousand have a good time ya. >> he is pretty funny he does really funny commercials, too now. >> icy holt, the car commercials, ya. also play labron. >> oh my gosh. >> but the thing is, shack isn't cross eyed. >> well you look close it leans a limb bit. >> oh now i'm going to be looking. >> ya ya, you have to pay attention to it. >> are you a basketball fan? >> i'm black of course. >> so who is going to win? >> i'm pulling for labron. >> i am too. >> i'm labron fan. >> what happened last night? they're in cleveland they didn't even show up. >> i think fatigue is set

january 2014 the president said if a team puts on lakers uniforms it doesn't make them kobe bryant. august 2014 the president said i'm confident that as commander in chief i have the authorities to engage in the acts that we are conducting currently as our strategy develops we will continue to consult with congress. monday he said this. we don't yet have a complete strategy because it requires commitments on the part of the iraqi as well. so what's the real story here? whether it's blaming the pentagon or the iraqi people the leader of the free world needs to tell the american people what his strategy really is and soon. why bother saying you intend to degrade and destroy isis if you're not really ever going to do it? you can get my takes on my facebook page every day and at fox news.com. >>> we're still awaiting the news conference from the attorney for the texas officer behind the dramatic video that's gotten so much play at the pool party. does the video tell the whole story? what happened before cameras started rolling. we're going to find out from that lawyer as the press confe

you know, you know, okay, dad, you played with rod strickland, you played against michael jordan and kobe and those guys. they listen. but as they got older, i'm dad. >> reporter: so, dad learned to back off, which harvey admits was the hardest thing he's ever had to do. >> you can't control what he is doing out there. and you just want your son or your daughter just to be the best and to do the best they can. >> reporter: following in their father's footsteps, jeremy was drafted by the 76ers last year. and jauron worked out with the wizards earlier this month. he is expected to be one of the top prospects in next week's draft. >> at the end of the day it is about hearing your name called you realizing your dream you have been dreaming since the day you picked up a basketball. >> i'm blessed and i'm a proud dad, but i'm, like, you know happy but you look nervous, you know? but i'm so happy for him and so proud of him. >> so much harder for him in this role than when he was playing. harvey grant called fatherhood the most challenging job he has ever had but seeing his kids reach their drea

it goes probably lebron, kobe, duran. >> reporter: but here in the bay area, curry's popularity is sellinghe curry 1 shoes. >> we can't keep them in the shop when we get them. there's always lines at stores to get the pairs. >> reporter: under armour has already made shoes for riley curry who is perhaps even more popular and marketable than her dad. >> daddy -- >> invaluable. you can't measure it right now. because she's so charming, she's so cute. >> reporter: if the warriors and curry win the finals, industry experts say it's going to boost "under armour"'s brand recognition around the world. in alameda, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> so nike is worth about $88 billion. "under armour" has a markets value of roughly $17 billion. >> i like "under armour" stuff. i don't have the shoes you know what i'm saying. >>> coming up a cyber attack targeting millions of federal workers. who the feds say is responsible for one of the largest ever security breaches of the government. >> making it easier to get birth control. a new california law lets women skip the doctor altogether. >> plus, tornadoes, hail,

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bernstein's photographs of phil jackson and kobe bryant uncovered layers of a complicated relationshiphugged and then they broke the hug and there was just this one millisecond of a moment of a paternal moment between the two of them. it was a significant moment. it was the first championship post-shaq. >> reporter: in this nba finals, bernstein's challenge is to tell the stories of a player that symbolizes the nba and one that might replace him. >> luckily, steph and lebron did sort of guard each other a little bit. i had a couple of moments in game one. i want to get a shot where neither guy is sort of superior over the other. sort of like myiconnic magic and bird where they are locked in together with one guy isn't better than the other. >> reporter: bernstein has been patient for more than three decades. he hopes the nba will be, too. >> i love coming to work every day. i love doing this. um, they are going to have to drag me kicking and screaming off the court. >> reporter: well deserved night off for chris heston who became the first rookie since 2007 to throw a no-hitter. he had

even kobe bryant is defending his gun slinger mentality. of course he would. of 41 points per game ties him with michael jordan for the highest in the finals series. another incredible stat. lebron had a hand in 7 o% of the points scored by the cavs in the finals. why would that not be the case because he's been short handed. kyrie irving is out, kevin love is out, and lebron has put this team on his back and he's carried forward. he's done of these point making through assists and play creation. there's another cavalier quickly becoming a household name. matthew dellavedova helped seal the deal for the cavs in game two, and scored a playoff career high 20 points in game three. espn reports dellavedova had the top selling basketball jersey wednesday. they've sold more of his jerseys during the finals than they did the entire regular season. let's see if they can get my jersey up there too. >> he was hospitalized for severe dehydration after game three, but is expected to be back on the court tonight. that's going to be one shooting contest there. there's more

. >> see, i thought from day one the people i talked to nla with kobe, maybe getting aldridge, i assumehey would get de language low -- de language owe, and i'm not a huge d'angelo russell fan. i think there is lack of potential greatness. robbins, not a lot of batman. i didn't want d'angelo, better than evan turner but nothing great. i thought the lakers would take him and they did. >> i like his game. he made other people around him better. i heard he wears zero because zero people protect him. >> i like russell but i think's great sheeter, i i don't think great passer, little built of hybrid. i wish the lakers women. i wounds have minded him but not big fan. >> you're not. let's talk about the big fellow, he got game, big hands, postgame, i like him i like him all year long, i thought for sure -- >> not me. he was going to go, i don't mind him. he is okay. very developed for a kid. that's what makes him look so good. his foot work so good. he plays under the rim. he's not particularly athletic. i mean, i just got to be hon eggs. >> not at let snuck. >> not real. he plays under the ri

jill, you have kobe here. how did you get it?wers to come in. we wanted to know how much this is worth. this is kobe bryant bobblehead from his rookie year and three and a half feet tall and given to me by my late cousin allen and i love it. >> it's cool bobblehead. it's giant. it's number 43 out of a hundred so it's a limited edition. the world of collectibles, it's not that collectible because it's so new. as time goes on perhaps it will be worth a little bit more. right now i know they are expensive coming out of the box but that is worth about 800 bucks. >> you can go into turner sports.com and they will list it for you and go around the house and assess it. >> you mentioned we put the call out bring your stuff to us and check it out. constance, come out. i love this. this is a hair dryer you've had since 1968. >> i took this to college with me in 1968. still works and has an eastern airlines ticket. >> how about that? >> that might some value. >> probably when you bought it it was $20 on a good day? today, the value of it to

may 18th cyclist john ja kobe is shot twice and dies in the town of wind door. >> no indication of a those two and the two incidents in loveland. >> that is why investigators need the public's help and upped the reward to $20,000 hoping for that one tip that breaks the case. clayton sandell, abc news, loveland colorado. >> reminiscent of the sniper shootings in washington, d.c. >> i was thinking about that. what a scary time it was in shington. >> absolutely scary time and a scary time, as well in colorado because for this particular one, it wasn't immediately clear they're linked together and still not. but quite a frightening pattern there. >> they say there is a camera at one of the shooting locations but investigators not talking whether or not they have pulled the video. i imagine they would have. but also the fact these shootings took place within 15 miles of each other. >> our affiliate kmgh says there are cameras posted all over. we'll see what they find out about that. >> coming up a promising option for couples trying to conceive. the new over the counter pills that may hel

. >> reporter: the ornis will go into of that and a year sentences kobe the first goal went on at fora and other sugary drinks. kathryn >> catherine: a man accused of abducting a three year old boy from a millipede is library last friday was in court today. 23 year-old alfonso eddington up his work was shackled at the waist as he entered the courtroom he was arraigned on felony kidnapping charges. -police say he snatched the child who was not harmed, from the children's section of the library only to be captured about one hour later after being spotted by a bus driver. police and prosecutors are still trying to determine a motive for the crime. >> something that i think that we are all thankful for to bring the child home with an hour. >> catherine: if convicted of felonies kidnapping in the milky this case he faces up to 11 years in state prison. his bill is that at $100,000. >> reporter: you can see the live shot with temperatures and that the fiscal at 63, oakland 66 asset to rosa as 65 degrees we have a system in place causing cloud coverage and decrease in temperature slightly be

how much of this is -- is this dressing up or a new kobe are -- a new obr?er: my suspicion is that this is just dressing up. it is trying to make the most of the government posturing on this issue. we all know he is trying to reduce the national debt. guy: the labour party is looking to elect a new leader. if you are looking to become the new labour party leader, would you commit to this or how would you position yourself? roger: it depends on what the detail is. it will put labour in a bit of a bind. it will be -- it will play in the sub -- play in the public's mind that it is the same old labour. guy: let's talk about what else is going to be discussed at mansion house. we will hear that it is time to end bank are bashing. -- banker bashing. roger: i don't think it was ever good to do anchor -- and -- to do banker bashing. i never liked this atmosphere of clamping down on thinking as an industry indiscriminately. but the fact of the matter is tanking was a complete mess -- banking was a complete mess and it created an even bigger mess for the economy. it c

this comment about: bryant sexual assault allegations remember back in 2012 the two was i sure hope kobe to solve in denver this time. now really made an man's mistake but not distracted by the lakers and what this could be have to say about this. "a key figure did not themselves he set a great message yesterday fully funny but that in this is when you know teammate rights to climb mr. bryan." >> gary: bt's tartikoff up and obviously if you can help the team still be valued by brian former dunk champion and played for numerous nba team. and lost big as the 49ers the raiders odds on choice finished last in their division fell little early to be saying definitely get the bad tactics to oneself 13 to two and 81 49ers 40 to one this is of course to win the super bowl and 66 to one in the nfc west 40 niner's raiders last in the afc west 66 to one all-star voting coming close land at midnight thursday and buster posy more than likely will be the starting pitcher for the national league and now overt molina 1.7 million votes and 3082 home runs really having a hot streak here amosite still be th

that does not mean their kobe no austerity. -- but there will be no austerity.not be the disaster people are talked about. a big danger with greece leaving his you cannot leave the euro and that is what we have discussed. anna: deputy chairman of the federal advisory committee in germany deputy caucus leader he is saying europe will emerge stronger from the greek crisis and you are pointing out politics if greece were to leave the eurozone which is positive for greece. what would make europe stronger? >> the key thing is if greece these and -- maybe, maybe we will look at it and see that it was faced with future challenges. if greece leaves, it will see a multistep reaction -- the reaction will be what we saw yet -- yesterday. them, very quickly within one or two weeks, you will see people saying wait a minute we don't have crisis to crisis -- we'll have to concentrate on issues. the crisis -- anna: willing going to the liberation -- you will it going to proliferation? >> no. there is an impossibly -- spain -- the the rise of politics or economics favor in risk

he talked about you can put a kobe bryant jersey on a j.v. team.aid we don't have a strategy yet on isis. in '15, he said yesterday, we don't have a complete strategy yet. when are we going to get a strategy against isis? >> actually. we have a strategy t. president was referring to a specific plan to improve the training and eking of iraqi sources. absolutely. we have a strategy. >> what is it? >> back to my old days at the pentagon, strategy has three things, ends ways and means, the ends are very clear. we said this all along the goal is to degrade and defeast isil. the ways we will do that are through obviously airstrikes, but are you going to we have to train and equip iraqi security forces, this is their fight oak. we have to stem the three of foreign fighters. more than 30 countries are taking legal and administrative action to try to do that. of course we have as to work with the prime minister to build a government more inclusive and representative of all iraqis. in the end, we've talked about this before joe the real goal here is good gov

what is the minimum exposure appeared kobe for the inflator is considered to be at risk if you have an opinion as to whether it was caused by the high humidity i would like to hear it as well. >> i would say i would be cautious about saying probable cause at this point but to your question there is data that shows humanity because of the moisture can have an effect on the inflator and we could get into the chemistry that the main question is what we have seen in the data somewhere between seven and a half to 12.3 years which is where we can see that rupture. >> the next question i understand they are helping prioritize the most urgently needed placement to various parts of the country that need it the most. they would help manage a finite supply and ensure that the consumers are most in danger of protecting quickly. but this approach doesn't appear to match with the rollout that grabbed headlines by covering 34 million vehicles. it is unclear whether they can now gain replacement parts and if not at what point can they obtain replacement parts in the future i would like you to answer t

jill you have kobe here. what is this? how did you get it?'re going to get to in a bit. we wanted to know how much it is worth. this is my kobe bryant bobble head from his rookie year. it is 3 1/2 feet tall. it was given to me by my late cousin allen. >> there's an emotional attachment already. it's a cool bobble head. it is giant. number 42 out of 100. it's a limited edition. in the world of collectibles it's not that collectible because it is so new. right. so as time goes on perhaps it will be worth a little bit more. right now i know they're expensive coming out of the box that's probably worth about $800. >> if you have sports memorabilia at home. willie has something. you can go online and make up to 50%. see what you have and assess it. >> you mentioned we kind of put the call out. bring your stuff to us. we have constance sherman. this is a hair dreyeri drier -- dryer since 1968. >> i took it to college with me in 1968. it still works. it has an eastern airlines ticket. >> that might have some value. >> that is cool. >> when you bough

beginning, you know, when they was younger you know, they -- okay, dad, you played with michael jordan and kobese guys. you know, they listened. but after they got older, you know, i'm dad. >> reporter: so dad learned to back off. which harvey admits was the hardest thing he's ever had to do. >> you can't control what he's doing out there. and you just want your son or you daughter to be the best and to be the best they can. >> reporter: following in their father's footsteps jeremy was drafted by the 76ers last year. and jeeren worked out with the wizards earlier this month. he is expected to be one of the top prospects in next week's draft. >> at the end of the day it's about hearing your name called. >> i'm blessed and i'm a proud dad. but i'm -- you know, you're happy but you look nervous. when you see your son there playing, it's that type of feeling. but, you know, i'm so happy for him and so proud of him. >> reporter: a proud father whose goals and dreams are not just for himself, but for his family. carol maloney, news4 sports. >> it's been a journey. he had to leave notre dame to get hi

. >> darya: be weird have mark jackson and kobe be the videographer at their wedding pecan. >> gary: hadn't thought about that. >> darya: or on catwalks to complain lands. >> gary: 11 thinking today ostia >> james: the mincing fought here all morning long dance at times but over the past couple of hours now lifted enough of a clear visibility on actual road itself an year's riots of august and issue another camera for second at your wall muckrakes things are clear as conditions are not the clouds overhead but we've been seeing law sunshine falling in the center on valais things on the plus side for and an east bay in terms of the sunshine but later on this afternoon where they are right now was to mature on the map currently livermore here's the see of sunshine 61 degrees and jose 57 oakland 55 in san francisco and a few home is his father and low 60s the measures i little warmer for you 79 out in the fairfield and 72 in san jose 69 oakland san francisco and a litmus low mid low 70's in north bay and more sunshine and when today partly cloudy by the day more than likely site conditio

kobe example was when it went to negotiate the rights for empire it went to netflix, netflix didn't likethe fact that fox put the entire season on line at one time and fox went ok, we will go over here to hulu who paid more money, didn't have a problem with it. taking on netflix, cuts and sirius deals, the seinfeld deal was broken in april and got an eye on amazon prime instant video. how do you see this as an investor? you are investing in technology and there's a real revolution going on. >> we love netflix. it has been a great model and a disruptive technology. i think all of these things go to this convergence in the dieppe and making it more available but to me where there is so much information and so little knowledge and synthesis anything that can get things to us more useful in a timely manner, a good summary is important. >> there are fundamental katie valuations. you were one of the investors in ali baba and you wrote that because that valuation kept going but now when you look at the private market, snap chat at $15 billion, uber, the worries are excessive? >> some are ahead

that got excellent shoe sales for jordan kobe shoes great basketball player -- lebron.hinking michael jordan. >> expensive sneak rs. >> selling well making a lot of money look at that stock go 100 on nike. >> thank you very much indeed. [laughter] check out restaurant stocks again all hitting new highs just as we approach lunchtime. did you know dan brand record highs all of them. computer hacking, you know that is a major problem maybe a area to make money in how about that? next guest is starting a fund, solely focused on cybersecurity. it has pulled in a billion dollars in about 7 months. not bad. here is before you ask yes he's youthful. he's 29 years old. is that true indeed thank you for having me. >> great to have you on the set here. a etf baivet of stocks all of the same kind of industry, you invest in the etf and you have a piece of all of these small companies, is that correct? >> a global basket over 30 companies from u.s., canada, israel, south korea. >> all cybersecurity. >> exactly. >> do you manage these stocks within the etf or do you just sit on them?

i would ask you to help me to celebrate their year as team kobe continues to gain traction.[applause] [applause] now i'm going to go on for a few more minutes. i know everyone has their own tropical storm going on inside their rooms right now so i will try to be brief. i also acknowledge, i acknowledge, i would like to acknowledge one of the leading members of the community here at the college dr. bill ervin a history professor who is retiring after nearly five decades of distinguished honor. as dr. irvine retires i would like to take the responsibility today to dispel a myth. some of today's graduates and alumni have believed since they were under -- dr. urban is an institution that is shaped monmouth because he actually lived the history he was teaching. but he lived through the middle ages and america's expansion and that drove how captivating his lectures could be. but i have to tell you that he might have taught you about charlemagne and might have taught you about the expedition but he didn't actually know them. now dr. urban of course i'm kidding but i certainly can r