lebron james isn't going to save every single person and yet we seem to be comfortable with this replacinghaving real policy in the country. >> host: the one part i would say i would have to disagree with in this chapter would be that my trepidation of it when i saw lebron james to his school or jail in rows and not a success and they had with their school, not that it should replace a policy but it should influence policy because it they can do that with their schools and if that with these young people who had been deemed to be at risk who get label to be the unteachable, need to have certain label and be put on them in a certain school or certain type of curriculum but they can have the results they have. my contention would be that should show with the right type of education anybody can be successful trying to i agree. >> host: education system is at fault right now. >> guest: their success should so we have to make an adjustment and actual education system tractor i don't argue that point but is it happening. or are we saying we would just wait for the rich people to come save us or

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and the battle takes place where people want to ask you what's the matter with lebron james goingto school? my point in the essay is there's nothing wrong with it as long as it's not replacing policy or am getting more and more concerned how many times do we see these heartwarming human interest stories of a 12-year-old with a lemonade stand trying to raise money for her mother's cancer treatment. i'm thinking this isn't human interest at all. this is a society that is getting away from us and we are losing a lot of her principles and yet you see so many times is overwhelming celebrity taking over the different parts of the culture where okay is there something wrong with jay-z and beyoncÉ paying for four years of college for somebody? as long as you are that person and this goes back to what we were talking about in chapter 2 about the military, is that there's plenty of money in this country and yet you think about all these different ways for people are being left behind hoping that celebrity is going to save us and what i was trying to get out especially when it comes to black

priorities will be given to front line workers >> you can still don those derby hats lebron james is helping make graduation an all star event this year. it will feature the jonas brothers and other celebrities that will join in. >>> extremely sick patients, the fda is expected to grant emergency approval >>> for doctors about nurses on the front lines, a new weapon on the fight against covid-19 >> data shows that they are a clear cut significant effect for diminishing the time for recovery >> the drug is -- the preliminary data showed it cut the recovery time in the hospital from 15 to 11 days. the mortality rate dropped from 11.6% to those on the drug >> i narrowly ignored the ventilator >> he was given the drug in the hospital and he says he quickly began recovering >> the personal experience with the drug make me feel very strongly that it should be used. >> emery university hospital ran the largest of the trials. >> it was originally designed to treat e-bola patients. >> i'm very encouraged and i'm optimistic as they have earlier disease and are sickest i've e. >> they were tryi

. >> quickly, before we go, lebron james, owner of the boston celtics, lebron james addressed some reportsthe season might be canceled. he tweeted, that's absolutely not true. no one i know is saying anything like that. as soon as it's safe, we would like to finish our season. i'm ready and our team is ready. nobody should be canceling anything. what's your response to lebron? >> well, lebron is consistent with what adam silver is trying to do. he's looking at the data every day, he's a fact-based commissioner and monitoring the situation. his big concern is he wants the players to be able to go back safely and fans to be safe when fans come back. and so they have incredible medical staff, they have access to these reports, to global reports. and they're working with city officials and state officials. and they're hoping to get the season back, but the key issue with that is will it be safe for players and fans. if it can be, the season will go on. if not, adam will be patient and wait. >> thank you very much, steve. i appreciate your time tonight. >> great to be here. thanks very much. >>

reporter: last september california's governor signed the fair to play paid act with support from lebron james. >> it's going to change college states are considering something similar. there will be restrictions the ncaa has to sign off on all of the deals their concern, they say, is that the promise of money could make the recruitment process unfair. >> i think we should all expect that the landscape of college athletes will change a great deal. >> reporter: for many college athletes, it's change they are cheering on. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> up next, that incredible moment today the covid patient finally going home from the hospital after 53 days >> finally the emotional send off for a patient that survived his long, tough battle for coronavirus. rodrego received a touching farewell today from mount sinai. he was the first coronavirus patient admitted to that hospital one of the hardest hit in the city today 53 days later he finally got to go home rodrigo you fill us with hope. >>> that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of your - for over 80 years, nissan ha

. >> yh, zyar williams from southern california, teammates with lebron james son, and he's a five-star recruit. he heard from cardinal head coach every day leading up to yesterday's decision. >> it was a great relationship with coach haas. help sent me letters 365 days last year. so two because of handwritten letters on how he wants me, so -- [ laughter ] >> yeah, haas didn't have any words left, just a gift to show he is indeed jacked out of his mind. he is come doing the bay area, but charles mittland is leaving, the dons leading scorer last season, is transferring to louisville for this final year of eligibility. >>> and nascar's kyle larson has been suspended indefinitely for using a racial slur during a virtual race after he thought his headset was not working. the elk grove product issued a public apology and will undergo sensitivity training before he is reinstated. >>> a little quiz for you. christian mccaffrey 1,000 yards rushing and receiving in the same season. who were the other two backs to do it? anybody? >> i have no idea. >> marshall falling and the other one you guys (

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a new documentary series from lebron james debuts today focusing on the i promise school that he launched in akron, ohio. the docuseries will air on a streaming app on your phone. 15 episodes and each one is about eight minutes each. the show says it will be exploring the day-to-day struggles and triumphs of students and families in the akron area. i think this is going to be good, friend. >> i am trying to figure out if i need to get involved. i guess at this point, why not? >> what else do we have to do? >> nothing. >>> coming up next at 6:30. help for kids in need where you can pick up a free meal in the south bay. >>> plus, sounding the alarm over seas. the next world leader expected to declare a state of emergency. >>> coronavirus patients now being accepted at the santa clara convention center. the latest effort to ramp up >>> now your health, your safety. this is abc 7 news. >>> now at 6:30, a field hospital open in one of theest hit spots in the bay area. the first patients are there this morning. >> service deeply unreliable and long gaps in service. >> for anyone relying on muni

it is the school that also featured lebron james his son. he is considered the number five in the entire country. >> basketball is doing its best to keep us entertained. eight players were trimmed to four. including -- . the highlight was the free-throw. used to eliminate chris paul. it also includes mike conley, zach levine and phillips. they continue to float plans that could be in place when players return. they are preparing a 25 day basketball plan. it would call for individual workouts for 11 days. then resumption of the regular season. here is one that will be interesting. the draft extravaganza was canceled. they are still holding it on april 23-25. will announce the first round from his basement at his house. this one is a big day in bay area sports history. it is a celebration of one of the worst decisions ever made. they open the gates in 1960 for the first game at that windswept location. the reputation is not yet established when the giants hosted the st. louis cardinals and richard nixon was in attendance. nixon called candlest

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it is the school that also featured lebron james the son. he is considered the number five for crude in the country. >> to continue to flow plans that could be in place once players return to fields and courts. the nba is preparing a 25 day back to basketball plan. it will call for individual workouts for 11 days, a 14 day training camp and resumption of the season. they do not yet have a projected start date. >>> it was on this day in los angeles seven years ago that kobe bryant went to the floor with a torn achilles. he still went to the line and made two free throws. he missed most of the following season before coming back to play two more years before his retirement. >>> this is also an important day in bay area history. celebrating a bad decision as things turned out. it was all smiles when candlestick park opened its gates in 1960 for the first baseball game at that location. the reputation, not yet established when the giants hosted the cardinals and richard nixon was in attendance and introduced to willie mays. he called candlestick

. >>> rob gronkowski is keeping in shape with unlikely help from lebron james in a video that tore upl media. gronk pretended to play one-on-one with the nba great hyping up his imaginary opponent for a monster slam dunk and, of course, in true gronk fashion he broke out his funky dusky dance driving past lebron. >> used to do that all the time when i was a kid pretend you were playing -- it was michael jordan at the time. >> dunking on jordan >> yeah. >> i wonder if it made it into the documentary. >> we'll have to see maybe episode 4. >> much more ahead including an update on a 99-year-old veter veterans's effort to fight the virus. >>> tens of thousands are looking for help b wutill donations keep up with demand? see ya! i demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. start with a round brush head. how do your teeth get a dentist-clean feeling? add power. and you'

this is where lebron james played his first game. now, it will be taking care of californians. it is history of big moments. we thought we were done with this arena when we moved out. in fact, the arena lives on. hopefully, it will play its part in contributing to the state. i am and immigrants to this great country. i have great belief in fate and the resilience and determination of the american people. i fully believe as bad as this invisible enemy is, thanks to your leadership, we in california and america will triumph over this. i think all of you for giving us the opportunity to be a small part of your efforts. thank you. >> thank you so much on behalf of all of us, for immediately making available this arena, before we asked. it was offered. the fact that we are here in such a short period of time and seeing construction is testament to your support and to the spirit that you have advanced. i'm very grateful to you. let me extend a few other points of consideration. we talk about 50,000 beds in phase 1 strategy. based on our modeling. here is some good news. within the ho

he's a small forward from the same school ass lebron james's son played. mes is considered a potential top five pick for next year's nba draft. another player, jalen grand prix, will announce his decision on friday. he's the top rated shooting guard in the country. he played his senior year at they were a travel team. he led his team to a cham31-3 record. basketball play is getting back on the court. well, sort of. the nba putting on a h.o.r.s.e. tournament, each player shooting on an isolated court. a big pair of upsets. billups beats trea young and quickly knocks out chris paul. what a weekend on the track. the better turned 50 cents into 500 k that happened sunday in florida. the gamblers correctly picked the winners of the first five races. the winning ticket kashtd out at more than $524,000. it's the fifth highest 50 crept pick five pay 30u9 in north memp history. the racetrack is closed to the public but they're still taking bets. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. le

yeah, says lebron james, what are you going to do, come fight me. you can't leave your house. so if you think about it, drinking water out of a straw quickly while another thing is pouring the water, that will probably be its own league in six years and aunt becky's kids will pretend they were stars on the high school toilet paper dodgeball team. it will be a thing. and say what you want about white parents, but you can't deny that they know how to be fun. do you see them, in the living room, just throwing things with their kids. let me tell you something. there are no african families who are throwing toilet paper around the living room right now. even if african parents do allow quarantine olympics, all of the events will end up being chores. >> okay, everybody, that is great, now let's see who is the best at cleaning the kitchen. but dad, we want to throw toilet paper like in tiktok olympics. >> when you buy the toilet paper you can throw the toilet paper. until that time, let's see who is the best at cleaning the kitchen. >> trevor: okay, finally, my favorite story comes o

lebron james posting videos of his intense workouts on instagram.n other parts of the world, baseball is back, but with a bizarre twist. in taiwan, cardboard cutouts and mannequins sit in the stands instead of fans. now, just because some team facilities may open, it does not mean the season is going to start. analysts say it is going to be a complex rollout over the next few weeks. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> and when we come back, reopening college campuses this fall. the call to action from one university president. etastatic breast cancer. our time for more time... has come. living longer is possible - and proven in postmenopausal women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant. in a clinical trial, kisqali plus fulvestrant helped women live longer with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. and it significantly delayed disease progression. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious liver problems and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right aw

lebron james. you have sports. famous actors. i saw bill murray pop up.e secret to getting everybody on board here? isfrey: i actually think it three things. first is the new form of storytelling. the creative community. hollywood is quite entrepreneurial in that regard. the second thing is that we gave them technology, a set of tools that allowed them to make technology look beautiful on your telephone, something that has not existed before. i hope you get a chance to look at this on your phone because it really is special. finally, that they have a real upside ownership in the content. the combination was undeniable. carol: i so apologize but we do have to leave it there. jeffrey katzenberg, of course the founder of quibi, joining us from los angeles. we are going to toss it back to the folks on bloomberg tv. scarlet: carol massar and jason kelly of bloomberg radio. i was just checking. quibi had a little bit of an outage for an hour. they were fixed by 3:0 7:00 p.m. eastern time. -- 3:07 eastern time. "bloomberg technology" is next in the u.s. this is

. >> yeah, lebron james is doing that as well, and so many people rallying together to support the graduates being robbed of something we all experienced, that graduation walk that is something special. >> yeah, keep those graduation photos coming on our facebook page, and marcus and i are working with our producers to put them on the air and give them some honor. >>> a celebration, indeed, i guess with the weather. a nice one coming, kari? >> yeah, we enjoyed really nice weather for the bay area, but also wanted to give you an update on the drought conditions. our drought monitor updated every thursday. we are still experiencing an extreme drought further to the north for the bay area. we are in a severe drought and we know that. it has been a while since we have had a good soaking rain. for southern california, that's where the storm track has been for much of the season. if you go south of the bay area, there are no drought conditions but you can see the way it trends for us, with spots like santa rosa needing 16 inches of rain to catch up to normal. as we go through the month of may we s

and it offers you more insight into lebron james, maybe some of his teammates and it personalizesot of the video that you watch on your screen and also some of the information that you are looking for. does that make sense? i'm trying to make this very basic for you to understand. stuart: oh, basically, susan, that makes a lot of sense. basically. that was a wonderful report. thank you very much indeed. >>> more technology which requires explanation for me. zoom. lauren, come in, please. they are trying to fix that security problem, are they? lauren: yes. the way they are doing this is they have hired some former google facebook employees to work on privacy and security. think back to microsoft about 20 years ago when they had issues with windows and that p.r. campaign that went on to get you to trust them again. trust is the key word. that's what zoom is doing now. you have to remember, they are a young company. they just ipo'ed last year. because we are all staying at home and working from home, their technology is so popular they have to prevent zoom bombing, when someone intru

what if lebron james showed up to you or your child's graduation? well, it's happening next month. basketball star is producing a tv special that will air on all major networks including here on nbc bay area to pay tribute to this year's graduating class. it's called "graduate together" and will air may 16th. the special will feature james and other sports stars, as well as musical acts like the jonas brothers and pharrell williams. >>> and now to something good and adorable. take a look at all these beor exact. god bless that mother, the pups are all from the same mom. that's a record there, beating australia's record by two puppies. can you believe that? >> wow. >>> it's 6:00 and the third hour of "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> those images are an example of what not to see, people, what not to do. this virus doesn't take the weekends off. >> cracking down onm expected t follow-up on comments he made on monday calling for all beaches in california to close setting up a potential tug-of-war for some cities and counties. >>> meantime the numbe

a canadian gained fame but doing impressions of basketball stars like lebron james and steph cur are.eople are following his moves. we have more. >> actually two weeks ago. i twisted my ankle. >> attempting entregss of your idol is not without perils. his attention to detail imitating basketball's biggest names is now more than ever paying off in an impactful way. >> i'm kind of try my best to keep up spirits and make videos for people going through hard times. i needed this. and thank you. i get the comments from the fans and i want to stay consistent. >> he turned to his brand of hoops comedy when a freak injury altered his basketball career. popularity is soaring with 1 million followers. he rains mindful of the sacrifices along the way. >> it was tough to get a job. i have to eat one time a day. >> the last few months have been truly life transforming. who arrived in the united states at as a ten year-old. his videos catching the attention of french world cup winning star. >> i woke up and it was him. his message was he was like i'm a big fan. you're hilarious. and i was like wow.

>>lebron james will not appear on a basketball court in the near future of course becaus of e pandemicut for now the nba star. is on the smal scre james says a new proje called i promise it's a documentary ries that is on a mobile streaming platform lasting about 8 minutes so be focusing on the i promise hool which james launched 2 years ago in his hometown of akron, ohio. the show will explore the day today trials child son life changing impac families in the area. the brahmas also the executive producer of that project. >>ur 4 zone meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by for us. the tenet and immiation. >>grand and began yeah, it's looking great for the next 10 days a little bit cherryout there tonight because of that storm cloud cover we aregoing to notice cooler teerature this evening. but overall a drier outlook tonight for your 4 zone forecast let's take a look at temperatures out there right now widespread low to mid and upper 40's d we're going to remain in the 40's tonigh with the exception of those of you in santa rosa cooling down to 39 degrees but wa of an abort test is

. >> a lot of people say that michael jordan was the greatest of all time and there's lebron james andat players. nobody is quite like michael. be like mike, right? >> yeah, spencer, did you see it? >> no, i didn't see it. but i love hearing about it. i'll tune in just to see larry's part in it. [ laughter ] >> my part is this. >> my part is this. did we just in these uncertain times, look after yourself, your family, your friends. but know when it comes to your finances, we are here for you. what can i do for you today? we'll take a look at the portfolio and make adjustments. i'm free to chat if you have any more questions. our j.p.morgan advisors are working from home to help guide you through this. for more than 200 years, we've helped our clients navigate historic challenges. and we will get through this one... together. ♪ ♪ in nearly 100 years serving the military community, we've seen you go through tough times and every time, you've shown us, you're much tougher your heart, courage and commitment has always inspired us and now it's no different so, we're here with financial stre

let's say you are on youtube and like my son you are clicking on lebron james videos come he can give you any stats about the nba, but if you are clicking on right-wing hate speech, you are getting more of that. that is called a filter bubble and that the benefits these companies because they monetize us by keeping us online longer. this polarizes us politically if you think about the power of these titans, corporate giants have always had political power. it's not just from top down and we can get into it how it is by dollar to the lobbying group in washington that it comes from the bottom up because our behavior can be manipulated to. a couple of years ago they talk about do we even have free well in this world area are we in danger of losing john stuart mills, the ability to be free citizens in an open society in the world in which we can be controlled at this level by algorithms. >> host: it sounds like from the questions of advertising addiction to television. >> guest: the antitrust scholar at columbia looking at some of the similarities, i do think that this world of digital su

. >> kevin, lebron james says he wants a conclusion to this season.ou're an entertainer that plays to packed crowds. do you think they should return, even without fans in the building? >> look, it's a tough question. i think right now, like mike said, the biggest thing is safety. so ultimately, we would love to get back to entertaining, and i know they would love to get back to playing basketball. but nobody wants a problem to rare its head again. so i think being patient, taking our time, and really being diligent about the process is the priority. and as long as we have that in mind, i think we'll all be okay in the long run. our priority right now are the people and the people that are actually in need. and that's what i love. i love to see us putting our things on the back burner and dealing with the things that should be dealt with right now. which are the people that are on the front line. like you said, the elderly. other people that are just in need and this hunger stage that we're in right now, where people are just really trying to figure ou

this is where lebron james played his first game and now it is going to be taking care of californians. so it's history and its big moment continues. we be or were done with the arena when we moved out we thought but in fact the arena still leaves on. governor i am an immigrant to this great country and i have great belief and faith in the ingenuity and resilience and determination of the american people. i fully believe as bad as this invisible enemy is, next to your leadership that we in california and we in america will triumph over this. i think all of you for giving us the opportunity to be some small part of your efforts, thank you.>> thank you so much vivek ranadive behalf of all of us for immediately making available this arena before we even asked, this was offered and the fact that we are here in such a short time and already seeing construction is testament to your support and the spirit that you have advanced so i am very grateful to you. now let me extend a few other points of consideration. we talk about these 50,000 beds in our phase 1 strategy based on our modeling. her

a new study, coronavirus can travel up to 13 feet oh, come on. "13 feet isn't traveling," said lebron jameshat's a monologue we got a great show for you tonight. one of our all time favorites, billy eichner, will be here. i can't wait to talk to him. but first, donald trump has been holding daily press briefings during the pandemic, but his rambling, nonsensical answers raise more questions than they answer so, we decided to hold another one right here, right now. that's right, donald trump is here in my attic and ready to go so, without any further ado, it's time for the "late night" white house press briefing ♪ >> thank you very much, everybody. and good afternoon >> seth: mr. president, mr president, mr. president yes, thank you seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers. mr. president, you look terrific with all the salons closed down, who's doing your makeup these days >> the army corps of engineers >> seth: president trump, these briefings seem like they're getting longer each day. what do you take before you come out to keep your energy up for so long? >> ten drugs >> seth: mr. presid

lebron james right now chasing history out in l.a. washington nationals and baseball, i think you might have heard of them, they are looking to repeat their world series from last year. alex ovechkin in hockey chasing wayne gretsky's all time goal record in the coming years. all that is secondary though to public health and testing, chuck. the sports cannot resume until there is widespread testing not just for antibodies but for active coronavirus. i spoke to the nhl commissioner recently and asked him with the public perception about nba players getting preferential treatment when they first got tested, what is the nhl's approach to this? >> we're focused on that issue. if the medical community tells us for us to come back, we need to have testing. and thats a discussion we have had internally. so the expectation is that there will be enough tests for all purposes at the appropriate times. >> assuming the testing is there, sports can be a calm. the first time a sports team played in new york. they were firefighters families, first re

at this point, i would watch lebron james and steph curry shooting rubber bands at each other. i want something. the president wants to get our stadiums back open soon. he had a call with all the major sports commissioners over the weekend and said he hopes to have fans back in seats by august or september. of this year. not because he misses the games. he misses the enormous big mac buffets in the white house dining room when the champions come to visit. you know, when sports do come back and i hope it's soon, one thing they need to change is the kiss cam. that has to go. but you know what they should bring back? the wave. the wave disappeared but the wave was way ahead of its time. it's the perfect germ-free celebration. you stand, you throw up your hands, and then you bring them back down. you don't touch anybody. there's no physical contact. and then you wait like 90 seconds and do it again. bring back the wave. the president had a doubleheader this weekend. two press conferences, on saturday and sunday. and he really seems to be getting into a groove with these reporters n

that makes me think about when lebron james, when they were discussing that in the nba before obviouslywas suspended. that he said it would be weird to not play in front of fans, we do it for the fans. i can only imagine how it is for the players as well. >> i'm sure it's got to be weird. when we see something like that, when we talk about our rolling re-entry into the normal, to the norm again, will we see something like that for sports in our future? >> an indicator of returning to normal, yeah. >>> coming up, how so many celebrities are stepping up to help those on the front lines. >>> first, a growing problem with the nation's food supply. why so much food on the farm is not finding its way to the table. >>> in "the skinny," the newest release from pitbull that will make you look at the coronavirus in a whole new way. ♪ (boy) got it. (dad) it's slippery. (boy) nooooooo... (grandma) nooooooo... (dad) nooooooo... (dog) yessssss.... (vo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is two times more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. (boy) hey look, i got

what you click on so if you're clicking on, let's say you're on youtube and you're clicking on lebron james videos all the time, you're getting a lot of those area it can give you any stat about the nba if you're clicking on right-wing speech are also getting more of that red called a filter bubble. and that benefits these companies because they monetize us by keeping us online longer. this though polarizes us politically and if you think about the power of these tech buttons. corporate giants have always had political power. the robber barons, the railroad tightens. every ceo, every counter, every billionaire when they get to be a certain size in half, by politicians, by lobbying power but we have a new system in this world of surveillance where that power comes not just top-down and we can get into how big tech is by dollar the largest lobbying group in washington comes from thebottom of . because our behavior can be manipulated area these are the rhythms in some ways better than we know ourselves so george arose, the financier and political activist gave a speech couple of years ago at n

. >> maybe he's wearing those lebron james shorts. >> nice home live shot there, will. >>> next, i love makes melissa mccarthy's mark wahlberg dream come true. >> the actress appeared on ellen's show, telling her about her six-hour dream about mark wahlberg living in the house she shares with her husband, ben falcone. she insists it wasn't creepy, in her guest room, asking him if he wanted a ham and cheese sandwich. >> then through the magic of the internet, our own fairy godmother ellen with her producer hovering behind her made this happen. wahlberg popped into the frame wearing only an apron and a cross and holding a vacuum cleaner. >> wahlberg says the apron is a poly/cotton blend. mccarthy says it's not how he appeared in her dream. >> fun fact, my myspace user name was wahlberg04. >> lifting the curtain and the apron on so many things. >>> one contestant on "the price is right" wasn't going to let his time go to waste. >> drew carey let him say hello to anybody and this is what he said. >> hi to my ex-girlfriend, i still love you. let's give it another shot. whoo! >> cute and all

decision on a date to restart the season is likely weeks away one of the league's all-time greats, lebron jameses off the court. the next major sporting event on the calendar is the nfl draft, a totally virtual experience major league baseball is considering an arizona plan, with all 30 teams playing in stadiums around phoenix. the league says there will be no fans and it will only reopen with the blessing of public health officials, one of the sport's best players weighing in. >> there's a lot of red flags, a lot of questions we would have to agree on it as players. the mentality is we want to get back as soon as we can. >> reporter: no easy answers for organizations that in many ways represent more than just an escape. >> during times of crisis, what does sports do to lift people up >> sports is the great unifier sports brings people together. >> amen to that, commissioner. by the way, the wnba draft also on friday. here's the thing, sam, we saw lebron jamming with his kids we're not the only ones with baited breath waiting for sports to come back the athletes are as well what's quarantine lo

one of her biggest fans, lebron james, posting his congratulations to the woman he calls queen sabrinas, her new jersey with liberty sold out within an hour. her jersey sold out. >> love that. >> within an hour. i cannot wait. i will be courtside there in brooklyn watching this woman play. absolutely. >> i'll be sitting right next to you. >> aww. can't wait. >> i'm in. >> just the thought of it just warms my heart. >> we cannot wait to see her play in brooklyn along with all the other draftees. congratulations to them all. >>> coming up here on "gma," broadway star nick cordero losing his leg due to covid-19 complications. what his wife is saying this morning about his fight against the virus. >>> and then our "deals & steals" mission to help small businesses. how you can save big and help your neighbors, and just wait until you hear what your bargain hunting did for the workers of a struggling company. we'll be right back. ♪ i'm alphonso, and there's more to me than hiv. there's my career,... my cause,... my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes... into who i am. hiv medicine is

lebron's james' documentary is one of my favorites.rtisers appreciate the diversity. >> all day long we talk about what it's going to be like to reopen various businesses. a restaurant, factory, office space. what is the scenario for a production set what kind of precautions need to be taken how much of a crew can you get on and when does that start filling your backlog in terms of product? >> well, the good news for us is that we bank a lot of content before we launched because we weren't sure exactly how much we would want to pull forward or what. we were good about getting movies and chapters and our unscripted and documentaries really banked. we have enough content of that kind of show through november of this year. so we're in good shape there and then our daily essentials which is daily news, sports, weather, e-sports, gaming, those are produced every day and you know how you're doing tt it's working and it's high quality and i think it's working really well. it does create challenges as you know the movie industry in general is

. >> lebron james, i know you said the greatest athlete in the world and also a laker, he said he can't sporting event with no fans. do you think fanless sports is a viable option? >> lebron is right. it's hard to play without fans, but once you have one without fans. say the nba comes back without fans. once you play one game, you will adjust to not having fans there. but i think also, too, we have all played our lives on the playgrounds and pickup games without fans being there. basketball players will know how to adjust, trust me. also, those guys want to see who is the world champion. listen, if they have a chance to go back, if they are healthy, if they all get tested, if they go back and know they can be healthy and nothing can happen to them, they will go back to crown a champion, because they want to see who is the best team in the nba. i am look being forward to seeing if the lakers are going to win the championship. >> magic johnson, always great to talk with you and i really appreciate you being with us. >> thank you for having me. everybody out there, please stay safe and do

so many stars including lebron james, ciara and drake joined to rapper on sunday to help raise moneyonavirus pandemic, but there was one appearance that got everyone's attention. jennifer lopez. yes, the former couple reuniting for an epic salsa dance. looks like everyone had a blast for a great cause of course. the dance-a-thon raised more than $3 million for direct relief which supports health care workers and underserved communities. jack dorsey from twitter already committed a billion dollars to fight this pandemic. he contributed $2 million to direct relief in response to this dance-a-thon. great to see everybody dancing. george, you and me, what do you think, dance-a-thon? >> i'm trying to think of what it would take. we'll figure something out. >> it's for charity, george. [ laughter ] >>> we have something great coming up in our next hour. pitbull brings all the life in the next hour. he's going to join us live. he's going to join us live. ♪ (laughter) ♪ ♪ ♪ (lghos mahat: hey! man ching oho no! ♪ ♪ whatever your dog serestbrings home to you,. it shouldn't be fleas and ticks.

lebron james who i know you said is the greatest athlete in the world, also an l.a. laker.cently said he doesn't know how we can imagine a sporting event with no fans. do you think fanless games is a viable option not only to nba but other leagues as well? >> i think lebron is right. it's hard to play without fans, but i think once you have one game without fans, say the nba comes back without fans -- once you play one game you adjust to not having fans there. but i think also, too, we've all played our whole life on the play grnlds and pickup games without fans being there. so basketball players know how to adjust, trust me. and i think also, too, those guys want to see who's the world champion. listen, if they have a chance to go back, if they're healthy, if they all get tested and they go back and they know they can be healthy and nothing can happen to them, they will go back to crown a champion because they want to see who's the best team in the nba because i'm looking forward to seeing if the lakers win the championship. i'm looking forward to doing that. >> magic john

the most popular shows, although we have others, liam hemsworth in the most dangerous games and lebron jamesvid hit, we originally thought we would have a two-week free trial. then we said given the economic circumstances, let's do 90 days for people. it will give them a long time to not have to pay for the service, then in three months, we will know about, in the industry they call it roll to pay, how many people decide to stay with us. it's impossible to know at this point. what we also know is if you sign up by the end of april, that's when you get your 90-day free trial. if you sign up in may, you will obviously get back to normal two-week free trial. susan: you said before you don't want to compete with hulu or netflix or even disney. disney announcing last week they have 50 million paying subscribers. they are spending a lot on content as the rest of the players are. i'm wondering from your perspective, do you feel you need to spend more, just from what i understand, you are spending $100,000 a minute up to $6 million per show. >> yeah. right now, we feel great about the lineup of cont