so anyway, we asked if you could maybe bring kevin garnett, and you brought kevin garnett.k. when we come back we'll see clip from "uncut gems" and we'll visit with adam and kevin garnett. ben, schools across the country have had to cut their sports programs and i'm on a mission to help fix it! count me in! you'reeee gr-r-reat!! that never gets old! buy a box to help keep sports in schools good mormore treatment? we're going to try something different today. hi! awwww, so pretty. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree® brings out the good in them. 60% of women wear the wrong size pad, and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20% better coverage - day or night because better coverage means better protection always. trumpand total disaster.mplete let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of

but kevin garnett looks great. did you guys uber together? >> yeah. we took a uber pool.out it was jewish heritage night 30 minutes later. everything bagels and cream cheese. we had no idea. this is our face when we realized it was jewish heritage tonight. garnett is the happiest out of all of us. >> jimmy: here we are on jewish heritage tonight. >> it was very exciting. >> jimmy: is your l.a. team the clippers? >> yeah. i will do clippers and then lakers, knicks, clippers, lakers. >> jimmy: that is weird. odd. >> that's weird? >> jimmy: a little. you can't like both. >> lakers are incredible this year. >> jimmy: no nets? >> no. they were new jersey. we were from riverdale in the bronx. >> jimmy: people would bring their wives or girlfriends to sonic the hedgehog on valentines day. >> this is what i am thinking. sleepless in seattle, you've got mail, sonic the hedgehog. bring your loved one. that gentleman that just yelled really loud, are you coming on valentines day? yeah, he is. get him on camera. he earned it. he earned it. great. >> jimmy: i love you. i love you very

no longer able to do that largely because of folks like him and kevin garnett. he was drafted 13th overall by the charlotte hornets but traded to the lakers.et he retired at the end of 2016 season, capping off a two decade career with one team, which is an increasing rarity. in fact, almost never happened. he won five nbc champions, two t final mvp awards, an all star 18 consecutive years. he scored monster 33,643 points, good enough for number four all-time. although, a week ago would have been number three. his final tweet was a celebration of the man who knocked him out of the number three spot as lebron james r passed him in points scored just last night. the man that sits on top of that list, kareem abdul-jabbar paid tribute this afternoon. >> it's very difficult for me to put in words how i feel about the loss of kobe bryant. he was an incredible athlete and a leader in a lot of ways. he inspired a whole generation of young athletes. kobe, my thoughts are with you absolutely. rest in piece, young man. >> he won olympic gold medals in 2008 buy beijing and 2

>> jimmy: especially when it comes to someone as big as kevin garnett.h issa rae. is that something you always imagined doing? >> no. >> jimmy: no? >> no. >> jimmy: i would have guessed your answer would be no. >> ah, man, i wouldn't have ever guessed i'd be on this show here. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: that i knew was going to happen. no, but just being in a movie where it's like a valentine's day movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're in love. it's really like kind of a traditional american movie for couples, is that correct >> correct, yeah. i mean, if you've ever been in love, know anything about love, ever experienced it or wanted to experience it, then you can understand and connect to this movie. that's all of us. >> jimmy: i want to speak about another movie, movie you were not in. you were invited to the premiere of joker, and this is how you showed up to the premiere of joker. i'll get another one that's a little closer. did you, did someone tell you everyone was dressing up like joker? >> no, i just like dressing up. and i also love the joker.

what is diamond. >> no, what is garnett. and brad. >> reporter: and look who decided to show up? brad rudder after rough showings the first two nights and coming in last, he showed signs of life and was in it for a stretch. >> who is john irving? >> right. >> reporter: but instead ken jennings dominated, bettiuildin lead by betting it all. >> i think i have to do it, 9200 points. >> reporter: it was a move too risky for comfort. but it was enough to give the 74-game champ a comfortable lead and he coasted the rest of the way. >> this two-word phrase marks the end of friendly generational relations. ken? >> i get to say it to alex. what is okay boomer. >> reporter: jennings told me that he was ready to turn the tables on holzhauer. >> i'm not an aggressive player by nature but i think there's going to be some big bets. >> reporter: and a win last night for jeopardy's writers. they stumped all three of the so-called greats on the final jeopardy clue. >> who are ang, li and >> reporter: they tried to be funny. trebek not amused

no longer able to do that largely because of folks like him and kevin garnett. he was drafted 13th overall by the charlotte hornets but traded to the lakers. he retired at the end of 2016 season, capping off a two decade career with one team, which is an increasing rarity. in fact, almost never happened. he won five nbc champions, two final mvp awards, an all star 18 consecutive years. he scored monster 33,643 points, good enough for number four all-time. although, a week ago would have been number three. his final tweet was a celebration of the man who knocked him out of the number three spot as lebron james passed him in points scored just last night. the man that sits on top of that list, kareem abdul-jabbar paid tribute this afternoon. >> it's very difficult for me to put in words how i feel about the loss of kobe bryant. he was an incredible athlete and a leader in a lot of ways. he inspired a whole generation of young athletes. kobe, my thoughts are with you absolutely. rest in piece, young man. >> he won olympic gold medals in 2008 buy beijing and 2012 lo

and kobe was the last stand of that with going against paul pierce and kevin garnett, and they playednals and '08 and '10. kobe's team lost in '08 and got the celtics in '10. a big deal for him to conquer that and win without shaq. >> he called himself as you two know, the black mamba. that's a venomous snake, the largest venomous snake in some parts of africa. 14 feet long as they get. why did he call himself the black mamba? >> kobe was -- i was trying to think of one word to describe him, and i'm trying to think of the best use of this word. but it might not come out that way. that is ruthless. kobe was the kind of guy -- usually when athletes die or we're paying them tributes, they say they made their teammates better. that wasn't kobe's thing. that was not -- that was not on kobe's mind when he went out there. i mean, you could say that about all the great ones. jordan had to learn that a little bit. but that wasn't kobe's thing. kobe was an island. kobe was to himself. and all that encompasses the bad and good of that, chuck daily used to say great coach, your greatest strength

of garnett. and. 'd the w.h.o. classifies an ejaculation as normal if it contains at least $40000000.00 sperm there when as a shallow it it's reference value some years ago because men are producing less and less especially in industrialized nations. but what about the idea that men are always ready for action not so when it comes to spurn so what can a man do to improve his sperm quality. you're a healthy male and so you think your sperm must also be in chipped up shape your is fertile as can be right wrong you're fooling yourself. the quality of a man's sperm changes regularly and not just as he ages. most men continue to produce sperm well into ripe old age but the number of highly moved that is properly moving sperm gradually drops experts say by around point 7 percent per year. but this season can also influence sperm production men tend to produce the most sperm in spring and the least in summer a phenomenon that scientists have also. observed in many animals however the seasonal swings aren't too extreme sub

from "uncut gems", kevin garnett. youtube sensation, mark rober.sitation, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. hey, let me ask this. is anyone ready for christmas? i really hope no one is, because my kids, though, are very ready. they've had enough of being good. they are done with it. this elf on the shelf is like the fbi watching them at all times.

because the video does lots of people say we need to help the situation improve garnett so that theseeople don't come here in the 1st place we've got to make global economics and politics make that impossible the economy is no tomato processing industry in ghana which goes to show how sick the system is how utterly crazy but the system i'm allowed to complete i mean they fall. in europe industrial farming subsidies and wage dumping are resulting in surpluses cut price european tomatoes end up exported to international markets today italy is just a minor player in the global tomato industry china is now the world's biggest producer of its exports tomato paste often diluted with cheap filling gradients all over the world $60000000.00 tons per year 10 times more than italy. the most to. porton metric in global exports is profitability and a negative impact on the countries that import the goods is irrelevant because free trade is the principle that opens the african market to exports after independence african countries introduced customs duties in order to protect domestic farmers and a

hall of fame, he is expected to headline is your at class which will include tim duncan and kevin garnettible for the first time. more than 1 million fans calling to put him on the league's logo in the wake of his tragic death, modeled after jerry west, the lakers champ who got him into the lakers. shannon: stocks plunging as the deadly coronavirus spreads rapidly across the globe. >> tracy carrasco breaking down the worst day in months. >> we saw that our plunging yesterday, the fifth consecutive decline, looking at the numbers you see the dow down by 450 points, the s&p also down by 51, its first drop of more than one%, the nasdaq dropping 175 points, the dow wiping out all its gains for 2020. the dow slightly in negative territory for the year, the s&p, nasdaq also we racing most of the gains, those concerns about the corona virus rattling investors. we also got news mcdonald's shutdown five locations at the epicenter of the corona virus, starbucks turning other locations as well. looking at futures pointing slightly higher so we will watch that. >> gm investing a lot of money on elect

i was glad to see prop dd -- led by house majority leader alec garnett, house minority leader patrickille and senators kerry donovan and john cooke -- pass at the ballot box. congratulations. [applause] in addition to the future revenues that we'll derive from dd, i've called for another $10 million investment in the colorado water plan. and look forward to meeting those commitments. noted, our growth is not just impacting our public lands and waters, it is also making our roads and bridges more congested and less safe. all of us are spending more time sitting in traffic, which means less and less time with our loved ones. less economic productivity. thanks to good-faith bipartisan legislative work, the state was able to make a historic multi-year investment in transportation infrastructure. my administration held listening sessions in every county of our state to hear directly from coloradans about their priorities. relieving congestion on key choke points on i-25 and i-70, making busy streets in our cities move quicker, and making the biggest investment in rural roads in modern colo

and kobe was the last stand of that, with going against paul pierce and kevin garnett and they playedn two finals in '08 and '10. lost in 8 and got the celtics in 10. to conquer that and win without shaq. >> he called himself as you two know the black mamba. and jack, that is a venomous snake, the largest venomous snake in some parts of africa, 14 feet long as they get. why did he call himself the black mamba? >> kobe was, i'm trying to use this word, i was trying to think of one word to describe him, and i'm trying to think of the best use of this word but it might not come out that way, and that is ruthless. kobe was the kind of guy, usually when athletes die or we're even paying them tribute after, they made their teammates better. that wasn't kobe. that was not -- that was not on kobe's mind when he went out there. i mean, you could say that about all the great ones. jordan had to learn that a little bit. but that wasn't kobe. kobe was an island. kobe was to himself. and all that encompasses the bad and good of that, chuck daley used to say, your greatest strength is your greatest

gar t garnett in command. and he said, they sent me to my death upon seeing his army in west virginia. he was killed a month later at the battle of cork's ford. it em bolded soldiers. mcclellan would shower the men with praise the whole time. but even the confederates were emboldened. one saying, quote, i feel all right and have come to the conclusion i can stand almost anything and go through any privation, i have seen the elephant. philippi helped propel the statehood. delegates reconvened and voted to re-establish. after philippi, any looming threat to this fledgling government. francis pierpont was named as first governor. the statehood referendum passed, a constitution was drafted, the statehood bill would clear congress in late 1862, delivered to abraham lincoln who signed it on new year's eve 1862 paving the way for west virginia's statehood. finally in closing, for a surprisingly bloodless battle, philippi resulted in the first two amputations of the civil war. james hangar, a young confederate soldier

the public eye, which is something that kobe did before lebron, but lebron has done it and kevin garnett and others. >> well, it's interesting because, you know, you're hearing a lot of different athletes now, you know, talk about and tweet about different personal experiences they had with kobe and the way that he touched their lives. i, myself, tweeted about it because after my heart surgery, i ran into him at the verizon center right before we were about to play the lashkers. he gave me a hug and said, i've been praying for you ever since i heard about your surgery. that meant a lot to me. seeing different people on social media kind of pour out and bring up the things about his past or talk about the things that they didn't like about him. because you see a little bit of that, too. that's the part that's a little bit troubling for me. it's been hours. sometimes it's okay to be human, you know what i mean? just give his family the chance to be able to grieve. and, you know, it's just interesting seeing that part. then you're seeing other people on social media that are actually, you k

kevin garnett is another. but he was always a legendary hard worker even at the peak of his career before age and injuries slowed him a little bit, he always came back after each offseason having added something to his game, a new move, a new dimension. and what you mentioned, poppy, he had a torn achilles tendon late in his career after he played 15, 16 years in the league and already had accumulated first ballot, no question, hall of fame credentials. he comes back nine months later and barely weeks after that breaks a bone in his knee. comes back from that, tears the rotator cuff and is still determined, goes through grueling rehab. this isn't just rehab that the average person would go through. this is rehab to play again at the highest possible level so that the last image of him with fans and for his own peace of mind could be something close to vintage kobe bryant. now, it was mentioned a moment ago he scored 60 points in his last game. just a reality check. there was nothing at stake in that game again

the high school to the pros was new then, kevin garnett did it the year before, but an 18-year-old at nba, people had questions whether or not he could do it, struggled the first year, became an all-star the next year. that killer instinct goes to the question that michael has, that tom brady has, that tiger has, that he just had to win, was going to do whatever it took to win. i agree with lup ka, i grew up watching michael jordan. >> we knew john bolton was willing to testify, we didn't know what he might say. now we do. "new york times" broke that story. we'll talk to the reporter behind it straight ahead. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. from z ching "morning joe." we'll be right back. from z - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. you always want to be able to for your patients.f get them out of pain, get them out of