." >> when lebron was in high school the nba was obsessed with finding the next michael jordan and so when they called him the chosen one they were talking about the guy that's going to do for the nba what michael had done. >> he took off. he embraced it. you know? he started working harder. he really understood that this is an opportunity to change him and his family's life. he wanted to be the next michael jordan. >> like mike, he even wore the number 23. the demand to see lebron play was so high that some games were moved to the university of akron and espn for the first time in the network's history televised high school basketball. >> espn is sending not just a broadcast team but dick vital to his games, all right? >> if he's half as good of what i heard about him he is going to be a special athlete. >> i remember going to his first nationally televised game. i covered it. check the birth certificate. no way this kid is only 17 years old. what really left me impressed was the fact that he was such a willing passer. it was very clear that it was important to him that the game wasn

he was an important role player on the michael jordan bulls teams in the late '90s.told us the vibe at golden state feels similar, to a point. >> kerr: i sat and watched michael jordan every night in chicago, something special was happening. the difference is, it could happen from steph, kevin, klay-- it could happen from any one of those guys on a given night. >> wertheim: we stuck around one day after practice to meet those guys... >> andre iguodala: what's good, g? >> wertheim: ...along with veterans andre iguodala, who was finishing his wheaties... >> hey, jon. >> wertheim: ...and stalwart shaun livingston. it was a rare five-on-one interview, with the players showing some signs of midseason fatigue. >> klay thompson: let's go, steph! >> wertheim: if i told you steph would be the last one, would you have predicted that? they weren't willing to confirm or deny that curry is always late. not until a few questions later, when he gave himself up. most likely to keep the bus waiting? >> thompson: this guy right here. >> wertheim: this guy? >> thompson: prima donna aft

will make an appearance, and the one filming it, the film is a remake of the 1986 hit that stars michael jordan and bugs bunny. >> a whole new generation. >> yeah, there we go. >>> we're tracking that thursday forecast. >> it will be a cooler day, and also a nice afternoon. concord reach into the mid-70s by the middle of the day. we'll talk more about that coming up next. >>> the san mateo bridge westbound direction, we'll show you how things are changing on a bridge a little further north. >>> plus, what the long-time contra costa county assessor who is facing misconduct charges is asking the d.a. for still ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> i am sad to share with you tonight that we lost one of our own. >> right now at 5:00, mourning the news, a rookie officer shot while trying to help a woman. coming up a live report on the latest on the suspect that kept firing on officers for hours. >>> plus, u.s. drone shot down in the middle east and this morning iran is responding. we'll have a live report from washington on the growing tensions. >>> happening now, counting vote. the vta wor

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michael jordan. is a spot that would be interesting because people talk about bird and what have you but certainly young lebron james and you have kevin durant and kobe bryant. give a lot of great players playing their and you could have a real interesting debate about that as who would be the person you pick there. the point guard would probably be one you have a real discussion, back in the r old ds and have magic johnson of the world john stockton, the steve nash his amazing and stuff curry, i don't know what he's doing, 70 great players the hard to go withhe the point guard mac johnson and the things he did so that would be the choice have to pick for that. another one, and you go with somebody like the old days like bob pettit that most people would pick. and then you get a room alone. then you have tim duncan, then you have a number of other players to play that can be put into the category. his son easy thing to do in a conversation to have but for me it's about the overall skills a weakness i

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you know, many a basketball superstar has designed his own shoe -- michael jordan, lebron james, your own shoe is the ultimate sign of nba success. and there are a lot of them, but one player, jayson tatum of the boston celtics, is taking his sneaker game to a level previously unreached. ♪ >> they said it was impossible. they said it couldn't be done. they said a basketball shoe couldn't cost $1,000. they were wrong. introducing the jayson tatum baby grand -- the first basketball shoe that costs $1,000. >> $500. each. >> the jayson tatum baby grand is the first shoe scientifically engineered to cost $1,000. its aerodynamic design lifts the money right out of your wallet, making you lighter to increase your vertical leap. >> that's just money science. >> the jayson tatum baby grand. >> isn't it time you spent $1,000? >> available at rich dick's sporting goods. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations for finally tearing that wall down, jayson. you know, i don't design sneakers. i barely know how to tie my sneakers, but this is my creative outlet. one of our favorite tradition

. >> it starred michael jordan and bugs bunny. no word on who'll play bugs bunny. >> klay's going to be great in that movie. >> that's a big deal, right? that movie. >> it's a big deal. >> that was a long time ago. >> it's going to be really fun. >> that means we're getting older. >> we are getting older. okay. i'm getting older. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applausnight show jimmy fallon." and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon

betting game when he plays golf and then heed also droppn, "and i was playing with tiger woods and michael jordans my story. >> seth: no. i will say, i bet sam jackson a didn't feel evenittle bit bad about making you feel as though you were less cool than him. >> he loves it >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ]s lms reuger ]ti, b the idea of working with himet n this photogoes oveaseally weird. "thanks, manweave talked about s >> i've become so good at,ki pi >> s able to ithould be sam jackson who, of course, you've wores [ cheers ]e i do havhis weth >> seth: okay. cck to see who it wasi, and then i woke up in the morning and in my phone, he's saved as "the godfather. [ laughter ] so, i woke up and panicked i was like, "oh, my god. i'm so sorry i didn't mean to ghost you." [ light laughter ] any he didn't -- he obviousl didn't reply for ages, because of the time difference in l.a. >> seth: yeah.th >> s was maybe the most stressful day of my life where i thought my relationship with downey was over. >> seth: yeah, but imagine how stressed out he was, being liket "oh, my god, i ghosted by tom. [ laughter ]

and that's why you look at the athletes who stuck around for years and michael jordan who made it. and never had that injury that slowed them down a step. i think that kevin has the mental fortitude to make it through. it will take some physical effort and mental effort. to get over that hurdle. >> thank you for coming in. >> thanks. interesting. we have created this social media badge so you can share your well wishes. as he begins this road to recovery. find it on the facebook, instagram on twitter account. >> earlier today durant's mother gave an interview. she watched game five on tv but is in new york when he under went surgery. >> i was excited for him. i know how much he loves the game. and he's been injured before. i knew he wouldn't jeopardize himself. so he told me he was ready to play. i said okay. i talk with him probably about five to ten minutes after wards. and he just told me not to cry. >> game six tomorrow in oakland. we are the only place to watch the finals. sports director will be live at oracle with sports reporter and news reporter as well. our coverage begin

. >>> do you remember "space jam" with michael jordan? >> that's good. >> if you like it, there's a remake in the works. we'll tell you all about that. which warrior could be starring in it as well. you don't want to miss that. 5:39 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay." at 5:42, we're starting off with a few clouds. martinez, upper 50s as you head out the door and upper 60s by 11:00. early afternoon 70s. we'll talk more about a big warm up in our forecast going into the first day of summer in less than five minutes. >>> looking at san rafael, 101 southbound, the headlights, that's your commute. we had an earlier crash that has cleared and so no slowing there and we'll see how the rest of your speeds are picking up. >>> happening now, a standoff in the north bay, and police are at a house in between butterfield road and alameda. they are responding to a minor vandalism report. the suspect ran inside and locked themselves in a bedroom and at some point officers noticed that person might have grabbed a knife. they stress the

america in 2019 are like michael jordan in 1990 suffering from a hangnail. >> we are heading into thering 2020s. >> will kid are playing in the back yard because mommy and daddy built them a nice safe home with a great sand box and swing set. mommy and daddy are trump's america. the kids are not worried about crime, kidnapping or wages because they are going up. they play all day in the impeachment backyard. >> one of the polls said that a total of 27% of people want to see impeachment. i saw a news report last night, not on our network, wow, this is really growing! it's 27% of the country. >> and 3% margin of error. it could be as low as 24%. everyone made such good points. >> even juan? >> yes. >> i will start with you, juan. the point you made that is excellent. where does the fury stop for the democrats that shout about impeachment that doesn't equal removal? . we know from the mueller report, there will be another one. it's always a step further. what struck me about aoc's delusion, she honestly believes that they risk losing the presidency the next one unless they elect a candid

the film is a sequel to the classic 1996 michael jordan movie, space jam 2. black panther director and oakland native ryan cugler is presenting that film. >>> preparations are in full swing for san francisco's pride parade. we'll show you how they're getting ready for the big event next weekend. >>> and a new release. featuring the voice of freddie mercury. you're going to have the 1995 secret recording from the queens front man that has now been released. >>> right now, we nt to take you to sfo. looks like clear skies there. if you're taking off somewhere fun. right now, you're watching mornings on 2. gs on 2. >>> there's the opening bell live. and look who corporate communications. we use it here at ktvu. they are going public. >> they are smiling. >> they are smiling. those people there today, probably making a couple of bucks on that. >>> also, emeryville based grocery outlet. going public today. i didn't know they started in 1946 as a military surplus company. very interesting. huge day on the upside, after the federal reserve hints at a lower interest r

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. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. rns them into worldwide iconic brands. >> here's michael on the foul line. a shot. the bulls win! >> athletes in the '80s became part of an ongoing group of people that we cared about. we just had an enormous, pent up demand for sports, and the '80s began to provide thank goodness. >> cable television is continuing to grow. it is estimated it will go into 1 million more u.s. households this year. >> with cable television suddenly offering an array of different channel choices the audience bifurcated. that's an earthquake. >> i want my mtv! >> i want my mtv. >> i want my mtv. >> a new concept is born the best of tv combined with the best of radio. this is it. welcome to mtv, music television, the world's first 24-hour stereo video music channel. >> music television. what a concept. mtv was, pow, in your face. you were not going to turn us off. >> mtv did nothing but play current music videos all day long. so let me get this straight. you turn on the tv and it's like the radio? >> i'm ma

and the reality is that with michael jordan, lebron james, kobe bryant, a lot of those guys didn't winey were 24 years old just the passage of time and keeping this core together gives us a great chance to kprecompetn holding that larry o'brien trophy is what it's all about. so we're pretty excited about it >> wes edens, thanks for joining us today >> thanks, morgan. really appreciate it >>> as we go to break, s&p coming off its all-time high of 2019 leading tin dex even higher, you have electronic arts, tyson foods and western digital. don't go anywhere. we're back after a quick break al: hi everyone! al roker here. as a guy with his own catchphrase, i appreciate that after 75 years smokey's only said... smokey bear: only you can prevent wildfires. al: but, i'm filling in because there's a lot more to report! like when there are parched or windy conditions out there, you gotta be extra careful with things like burning yard waste. after all, wildfires can start anywhere, even in your neck of the woods. go to smokeybear.com to learn more about wildfire prevention. the flexible class sch

game when he plays golf and then he also dropped in, "and i was playing with tiger woods and michael jordans my story. >> seth: no. i will say, i bet sam jackson didn't feel even a little bit bad about making you feel as though you were less cool than him. >> he loves it >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] u >> yes, i did. [ cheers and applause >> seth: and how was that? he's a great guy we're fans of his here >> it was interesting because -- [ laughter ] that was hilarious [ laughter ] no, it was interesting, because i have always been such a big fan of his work. and i really, really looked up to him and when i found out that he was cast, i was quite nervous about the idea of working with him and then, he came to set for his first day of shooting, and what marvel do sometimes is they will completely change the lines overnight. >> seth: gotcha. >> so you walk in on monday morning, and all of a sudden, you have a three-page monologue about interdimensional rifts and all these kind of crazy stuff. >> seth: sure, right very important plot things that might not be super natural coming out of a human mo

stanford along with diana taurasi filming starts this summer the original from ever taken featured michael jordanit was larry bird charles barkley bill murray. >>it was 1966 that now and i said 1996 alike now. >>this was in the 60's as commercials from the 80's. but it's the commercial for mister peanut number the peanuts, the plant or peanuts mascot. he was created in the 60's and you were michael a top hat. now i don't know why you were those, but now you can wear his shoes. planters peanuts. coming up with mister akers. he's on the tongue. t you can only buy these on line tomorrow. a $170 nice gimmick there i never understood why a peanut needed a cane until i heard craig t nelson, the actor talking about life before you know he became famous on coach. he was hired because he was big enough to fill out the big hard peanut shell and it was supposed to walk around the grocery store kidding me know. that came to fend off it's because the rot they used to kick him and push way it was in the big cylinder saying and they pushed him into the road and he couldn't he had to away having yet hitter away

the other guys i have -- it used to be terry west but now it's michael jordan obviously.hat would be interesting because people talk about bird what have you and where i played but certainly you got lebron james and kevin durant and kobe bryant and a lot of great players playing their you can have a real interesting debate about that is to who would be the person you pick there. point guard is probably one you could have a real discussion about go back to the old days of cousy and then you have magic johnson of the world in the john stockton and steve nash who was amazing and steph curry and what he's doing so many great players but start to go with the 6'8 6'8" and magic johnson and the things he did. that would be the choice i have to pick for that. the four is another one. you go with somebody like the old days would be father pettit and then you have a karl malone but then you have a tim duncan and then you have number of other players playing today who could conceivably be put into that category but not an easy thing to do any good conversation to have. to me it's ab

stanford along with diana taurasi filming starts this summer the original from ever taken featured michael jordanrry bird charles barkley bill murray. >>i was 1966 that now and i said 1996 alike now. >>this was in the 60's as commercials from the 80's. but it's the commercial for mister peanut number the peanuts, the plant or peanuts mascot. he was created in the 60's and you were michael a top hat. now i don't know why you were those, but now you can wear his shoes. planters peanuts. coming up with mister peanut sneakers. he's on the tongue. you can only buy these on line tomorrow and the sneakers $170 nice gimmick there i never understood why a peanut needed a cane until i heard craig t nelson the after talking about life before you know he became famous on coach. he was hired because he was big enough to fill out the big hard peanut shell and it was supposed to walk around the grocery store kidding me know. and push way she was in the big cylinder thing and they pushed him into the road and he couldn't he had to away having you here the roadway from traffic wow see that gives the stars had to

. >> it starred michael jordan and no word on who'll play bugs bunny. the new 2.0 bugs bunny. >> klay's going to be great in that movie. >> that's a big deal, right? that movie. >> it's a big deal. >> that was a long time ago. >> it's going to be really fun. >> that means we're getting older. >> we are getting older. okay. i'm getting older. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh looking good [ cheers and applause looking sharp. that's what i'm talking about. hi welcome. please, have a seat. welcome. thank you so much for being here welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show" everybody this is it [ cheers and applause thank you for watching you guys, we are just two days away from the official start of summer which means - [ cheers and applause yeah which means kids are forced to take those summer jobs nobody else wants, pool c

when i was growing up, i remember michael jordan saying republicans buy my sneakers too, not wantingrominent players in basketball and other places with kneeling during the national anthem. politics is infused in everything. donald trump has super charged that conversation even more so. >> people are engaged. we had a look at a class half full. >> people are paying attention. chris, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> stay with me. we are moments away from the arrival of president trump and first lady melania trump to the state banquet over buckingham palace in london. we'll take you there live. we'll be right back. sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. thanks to priceline working with top airlines to turn their unsold seats into amazing deals, family reunion attendance is up. we're all related! yeah, i see it. and because priceline offers grea

purist and i don't think you can change the schedule because historically it's been 82 games michael jordanthe template for me he's the greatest basketball player of all time he's the yardstick >> so, a couple of things come to mind. real quickly here. you're involved with the nba players association. >> yes >> there's a labor agreement that expires in a few years. is the revenue equitable are players being treated fairly >> i believe so. there are things that could be altered to help us and there's always going to be push and pull back from both sides. like i said, in terms of -- i feel like our league is always ahead of the curve >> the most progressive? >> yes adam silver is a player's commissioner, if that's a term i can text him after a game about an issue i had during the game and he would text me right back we stay ahead of controversies pretty well. whenever there's an altercation, we had an altercation in one of our games. >> the ownership >> they nipped it in the bud today they spoke about changing the language of nba owner, do we call them an owner equity investor proprietor thin

it was my first -- for real it was first big national commercial i did a hanes commercial with michael jordansaid, "let's write a big check and just wiped this out. and we're getting married and, you know, fresh start. and we wrote the check and put it in the envelope and my -- my wife just started crying amd i was floored. i felt so embarrassed that i didn't really appreciate what she had been going through >> seth: sure. >> you know, what it means to carry that burden with you every day. and at the same time, i was super aware of how lucky we were to find ourselves in this position and how stupid it was that it was an underpants commercial that got us there >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know? >> seth: because, let's be honest not everybody -- [ applause ] -- not everybody gets to rock out. you also -- you played a corrections officer. pretty bad guy >> yeah, not a nice person >> seth: on "orange is the new black. [ cheers ] >> that's not -- if you like someone, you don't do that to them >> seth: you don't like someone, yes. and did that influence this as well, in any way >> well, it di

you can look at michael jordan, muhammad ali, jackie robinson, jack johnson, all of them had a voice.sters today have a voice and realize they have to protect the rights of those young individuals coming behind them. damion: i think one of the ways in which you measure it is the extent to which we see social change. what we have to remember about leadtes is athletes don't social revolutions, they respond to them. so what happens is that people are on the ground in a place like ferguson, in new york after the murder of eric garner and when athletes become involved, what often is a conversation taking place in a localized community becomes a national conversation. it becomes something that people can't ignore. i think that's when athletes' involvement is most powerful and impactful. it just helps enlarge the conversation. jemele: damion, you have the difficult job, but i'm sure the rewarding job as the curator of sports at the national museum of african-american history of having a large say in who gets to be in the museum. so how do you decide given that there are so many athletes thro

tears -- as in left in tears, the students and teachers say, the african nose of michael jordan, but he doesn't know you. nobody let anyone else tell our story -- final point, there are probably only 200 actual tapes of people who were enslaved now with the national archives. , right? there are not many. we did the best that we could. we both were interpreters. on and took the work spent a career interpreting. i am very proud and honored to be. [applause] >> first of all i would like to has been ans eye-opening experience for me. my wife and i were here move to williamsburg because of your story. we didn't have a clue. statesup over the united and one of the all time strangest places i lived in is mississippi. i was nine years old i didn't understand it. of what wassense going on because i was too young to get it. you are to be commended and congratulated for putting it out risk andterms of the emotional risk that you have put tothat stage that you went battle on the streets of williamsburg every day. thank you. thank you. >> were there any free slaves the were merchants during 1700s

he dreamed of being michael jordan because he was playing basketball.ut his history. ainsley: my phone is blown up. they said i liked him before but i like him even more after interview. we sat next to the number one golfer. dan: i'm not a big golf fan. that transformed me. what a nice guy. a genuine soul. ainsley: as a dad, do you think about what his dad was boeing through. his dad was at a loss. he was extremely tired during the day, still got out there played golf with his son. look how the son repaid them on father's day? steve: reveals the top comes off the trophy. the sanly cup, it is historic where people drink out of that. whole teams drink out of that. gary woodland's first drink out of the u.s. open cup? vodka. ainsley: you look at the side of the trophy, golf legends engraved in the silver. i'm sure every golfer who has done that does the same thing. they're sharing the chalice. dan: he is a legend. steve: we'll play more from the interview if you missed it. 12 hours from now down at the amway center, outside of orlando, actually in orlando,

michael joerd an michael jordan to sell his underwear. nobody is going to do that. but if you need a man and woman, they can't say we want two white -- a white man and woman. they have to get two people and that's what -- if they start doing otherwise, they violating contracts. and so if you noticed the commercials that they're am coming out with now, a few years ago there that would have never have happened. the other thing that i'm asking -- i would like for you to -- because it connects. i thought about an office of inclusion and diversity, inclusion and retention under the os pisses of house administration. and they collect resumes of individuals from all over the country and one thing you have to do -- the civil rights laws allow for us to hire methodists. you can't discriminate. you have to hire an atheist. you know, you can hire methodist if you're catholic. what you can't do is say i want blake catholic or a latino catholic. so this office would have all of them and you can, you know, obviously if you're democrat, you can say i want a democratic legislative

you are like the michael jordan of sailing. is that what i'm gathering here?ill call you russell then. you have a huge background. you are from new zealand. one of the most famous yachts men. you know what you are doing? >> yeah. well, in a sound bite, yeah. adam: you are very modest and very humble. tell us about sail gp. >> new annual. super fast boats as you were talking about. they fly above the water. >> dangerous yesterday great britain wiped out. >> yeah they capsized. really tough conditions in new york. winds disturb and it's gusty makes some of the best sailors in the world look pretty average. it's tough conditions. adam: we are in battery park and people can come out here and see these closer than they can anywhere else. >> yeah, the boats were coming right into battery park where you can come out and hang out brookfield place. racing starts at 5:00. get down here and enjoy the action. adam: okay. coming up later in the show, within the next hour and then the hour after that i will be put to the test a little bit as the modest michael jordan that y

[laughter] >> so, this isn't signed yet but michael b. jordan is reading it right now. >> how great is that. >> we'll see. fingers crossed. >> we have question over here. >> hold on. wait for the mic. >> it's really touched my heart, your story. as a black man who murdered, how do you free -- live in baltimore oh, do you feel about the movement, the freddy -- the young man that was killed by a white police officers and what do you tell the people in the organizations that you work with? how do you relit relate -- relate to it. >> that's a deep question. i'm selling my art now and have companies and stuff, i could run off and lay low and be safe but i work every day in ground zero in the neighborhoods, and it hurts me to say but baltimore city is one of the most -- he the most dangerous city in america, and -- but i don't run. i stay in these communities and do the work because people who look like me are still being killed every day. and so i've been blessed by god to have a second chance to police my life but that doesn't mean i can just run of