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like lebron, oh, number 6t that is lebron, yeah, lebron doesn't need a number any more, is he so big if any ug number 6 should be wearing him, not to mention the number 6 is the least interesting thing. people are like this is big news, big news. call me when lebron changes his name to gary or when lebron trades his laker jersey to a knicks or when he joinst-- or lebron just call me, let's hang out. anyway on tonight's show a year book scandal almost as bad as your cf photo. how are you baying por jeff bezos child support and why america pad badly needs to lay some pipe. so let's do this. welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's' couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world. this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah all right, let's kicks things off with insects, they are like aliens you can kill with a shoe. it has been about a month since the brood ten cicada swarm emerged in the eastern united states. and it turns out their charm is quickly wearing off. >> a cicada is being blamed for causing an ohio car accident. since nationall

for the first time since 2010 we will not have lebron or steph curry in the nba finals. tried to play through the groin injury last night but reinjured it early, left for food just five and a half minutes into the name. booker of the suns bounced on l.a. booker hit six threes in the first quarter alone. phoenix led by 22 after the opening quarter. booker had 47 in the game. suns would win 113-100 and knock out the defending champs. after the game lebron should be 37 later this year said the long break will do him some good. >> just from the moment we entered the bubble to now today has been draining. we're mentally, physically, spiritually, emotionally draining. did not stop, you know, me from committing to the game, commit to go my teammates, committing to the work, you know, putting in the work, mentally trying to stay as sharp as i possibly could, but, you know, throughout it's been mentally draining. >> lebron also saying he was going to be playing for the toon squad in summer and not in the olympics. a plug for his space jam movie. and a cool moment after the game,

lebron. it ain't over yet. or maybe it is over. maybe there's no saving the lakers and this will be the first time in lebron's career that he goes down in the first round with an injured anthony davis watching from the bench and lebron heading for the hills. the suns embarrass the lakers one, 15 to 85 phoenix will try to put lebron to bed early tomorrow night in la the brooklyn the first team to move on, they advance to the eastern conference semifinals after beating the celtics one 23 to one o 9. james harden says it all he's thinking about now is beating the milwaukee bucks. the warriors have not forgotten their roots. golden state gave an oakland high school basketball court, a major facelift kept the original wood that bill russell and other nba greats played on in, put the warriors oakland forever logo on it. even though they plan the city now, the worry say they still believe in the town. >> anytime i get back to that always a part of to come to a place special word legendary basketball players played and see the refinancing

lebron is a savvy businessman. he took advantage of the final opportunity to talk about his summer plans. but i think i will play this summer instead of the olympics. i think that is my focus. trying to be part of the goon squad as we call them now. >> reporter: shameless plug for the space jam movie that opens in july, kids, you know what? i do not blame it. somebody told me a long time ao, if you do not promote yourself, who will? good for him. >> is true. >> i am worried about lebron. >> i think he will be okay. >> will be fine. >>> thanks. >>> up next, two cute lemur pups need a name. how >>> get a look at these guys. a couple of lemur pups. two new ones in san jose. they need your help picking a name. >> twin girls born at the happy hollow zoo back in april, they live with their older siblings and their parents because the zoo narrowed down some names. they have special meanings from the lemur native habitat of madagascar car. you can weigh in on cast a vote by june 14th. they are beautiful. >> guest: there. >

this is lebron being frustrated. lebron gets attention for walking off with five minutes left. game six if anthony davis can play. charles barkley called him street clothes. i would call him mr. glass for those who can't remember the movie. he can't stay healthy. he is the linchpin for the lakers as much attention as we give lebron they can't win without him. ainsley: he builds schools and does a lot for his community yet not sticking with his team. it's a team sport and not individual sport. there is a lot of boys and girls looking up to these athletes. what message does that send our kids. >> overall i would say lebron has been a very good role model in terms of i always like to compare young athletes to child actors lebron was heralded at 16 and 17 years old as the next great athlete. we have seen some 16 and 17-year-old celebrities actors and actresses fall apart. lebron knows. this he should have stayed on the court. five minutes left is a lot of time. he knew the attention he was going to get. this to me is a poor choice by lebron. ainsley: will he be fined? [laughter] >>

. >>> and from the big loss for lebron to the big scare for these u.s. soldiers to a celebration of the macarena. 25 years later -- ♪ hey, macarena ♪ >> all the trending stories for your friday morning. >> from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with weather extremes from coast-to-coast. >> the biggest concern right now, the historic drought plaguing the west. heat alerts have been issued and fire danger across several states is rising. >> while in the east and across parts of the south, the opposite. relentless rain. as the west coast thirsts for rain with lakes dipping to their lowest level in decades, people on the east coast are getting hit with blinding downpours. this video from north carolina showing what drivers faced on interstate 95 south of raleigh as severe storms moved through the area. and in indiana, two children were hospitalized after a possible lightning strike near lapse. and this driver taking a big risk, crossing a flooded road. in parts of texas, days of heavy rain and fl

lebron. it ain't over yet. or maybe it is over.aving the lakers and this will be the first time in lebron's career that he goes down in the first round with an injured anthony davis watching from the bench and lebron heading for the hills. the suns and barris the lakers. one, 15 to 85 phoenix will try to put lebron to bed early tomorrow night in l a the brooklyn the first team to move on, they advance to the eastern conference semifinals after beating the celtics one 23 to one o 9. james harden says it all he's thinking about now is beating the milwaukee bucks. the warriors have not forgotten their roots. golden state gave in oakland high school basketball court. a major facelift kept the original wood that bill russell and other nba greats played on in, put the warriors oakland forever logo on it. even though they plan the city now, the worry say they still believe in the town. >> anytime i get back to the always a part of to come to a place this special word, legendary basketball players played and see the rip in the just amazing

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we'll find up next, laker star lebron james.s expected to change his number. >> we'll explain why after the break. you ever wonder what you might get if you combine the comfort of crocs with the agony of heels. why a luxury designer has the answer for you, bill in tioga teamed up with crocs and debuted some unique stiletto clogs and. mihai platform boots. these are shoes were unveiled at the designer's spring 2022 fashion show no price has been announced for the shoe yet, but valencia aga first made crocs high fashion back in 2017 of those were made. i was platform design and cost $850. so there you go. that's a lot of money. lebron james is reportedly changing his number from 23 to 6. >> he originally planned a switch in the summer of 2019 when the lakers acquired fellow superstar anthony davis of it. anthony davis could keep wearing 23 which anthony davis had worn nike apparently nixed the swap at the time because it's so much inventory. they didn't want to lose all that money. now, lebron is going through with changing his nu

the bigger issue, lebron being there makes total sense.wn kid, really we are to move by drake and my own mind mind. this doesn't make sense. i think lebron, argue with officials if you want, but drake is super weird to me. >> brian: i think it is very weird and also shows too, lebron has one goal: it is to play with his son and if his son doesn't go to college, that one year of college, but they do it, don't you think? >> i think it will be like griffey and griffey jr. >> brian: next university of virginia last week but admitted he had second thoughts during the game after a fan opposing team tried to bribe him. >> i heard a fan offered dippin' dots, which i'm surprised dippin' dots, the inflation is unreal. so for dan, dippin' dots sounds good. we will be here another day, per dam so i can find my own dippin' dots. the two best postgame interview in the history of baseball. >> phenomenal answer. congrats to uva advanced in the college world series. they beat dallas baptist and a walk up fashion. this is remarkable. if you have kids coming

lebron ousted in the first round.do it without his partner, anthony davis, who gave it a go. he was cleared to play lasted only five minutes with the bad groin, so book it next round. phoenix devin booker can't necessarily was eight for 10 from. three in early 21 point lead. chris paul finds devin booker again who had 47 points, 11 assists, and there you go. it is all about phoenix. they win the series four games to two. how do you like me now, says devin booker, lebron, summer vacation time. 1 13 to 100. the final another of the nba's most exhilarating players to watch. is done as well. damian lillard and portland gone despite another stellar performance from the dame. it's not his time yet switch at the end of the half. he had 28 points. 13 assists blazers up 7.5. but the nba is soon to be m v p. nikolai your kitsch. no joke. game high. 36 got the nice touch for a big man 1 26 to 1 15 a nugget nog put on the blazers four games to two and they will now meet the phoenix sucks. i don't know about you what you were doin

good thing i don't bet for a living. >> you and lebron., thanks. >>> tonight some bizarre microscopic creatures headed to the international space station. the goal of the latest mission from spacex. >>> well, leave it up to spacex. they have launched sea creatures and solar panels into orbit. >> astronauts on the international space station are waiting for the special delivery. >> three, two, one, zero. ignition, liftoff. >> liftoff. spacex launched his 22nd cargo resupply mission from florida today. the spacecraft is carrying more than 7,300 pounds of supplies. along for the ride, microscopic animals known as water bears and baby bob tail squid. wow. the creatures will be used in experiments to show how they tolerate the space environment. the cargo ship is also loaded up with solar panels that roll out like a red carpet. the delivery is expected to arrive on >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> yeah, thanks for watch g. news continu - hi e everyone anand welcoe to the l legal help p cente. today we h have legall professisio

it is like lebron james he has these multimillion dollar mansions.se communities. if these communities are as they say why do they leave them? why don't they live in them? >> yeah. well the hypocrisy is occurring on an hour by hour basis. but again, there's an enormous power shale by steele articulated you've had him on the program many times enormous power in playing the race hustle whites get, get absolution for phantom racism and blacks have enormous power over rest of us -- in wielding our good faith sense of guilt it is a dysfunctional codependency but as we've seen in this last week it is never ending, i mean, the maudlin elevation of criminals, the refusal to talk about the criminal behavior that is driving everything in policing today -- this is why asians are not shot by cops. you know what predicts being shot by cops is the rate of violent crime in one's group. asians are not shot by cops because they do not virtually commit any street crime so if you don't want cops in your community you can do two things. you can defund the police and you

your former teammate lebron lost a big game.h a lot. they're dealing with injuries. i think the season probably started a lilttle fast for them you know, after being the champions in the bubble last year. but, you know, phoenix is a very good team. they're hungry. we'll see how the lakers bounce back. but it was definitely a tough loss. you know, i'm sure they thought it would be a tough game. you can never count lebron james out. we'll see how they respond. usually in the playoffs that's what it is about. you'll take lumps and you have to see how they respond in game -- i think, what, game six? >> yeah. but you know better never to count lebron out. your book, i loved it. it's called "letters to a young athlete" foreword by the great pat riley but it's for everybody. the first thing you tell readers is find their why. the reason why they're pursuing a goal. how do they do that? >> well, i mean that's one thing you have to really dig deep and find out yourself. i had plenty of coaches who mentored me and pretty much told me to t

. >>> and some saying this happened to lebron james that hasn't happened in his previous 15 playoff seasons "early today" starts right now >>> good to be with you on a friday morning i'm frances rivera. >> i'm lindsey reiser. >>> the justice department is elevating ransomware cases to the same level as terrorism. the u.s. could launch offensive cyber attacks of its own against hackers in russia. the aim is to protect the economy. some estimates expect it costs trillions of dollars what are hackers looking for when they choose their target? here's jacob ward. >> reporter: experts are calling it a hidden crisis across america. cities and towns facing the threat of ransomware attacks here in san francisco the public transportation was hit this whole news ram was hit. here's the asian art museum. they had to bring in city officials to come online a top hospital was attacked. in 2020 ucfs had to pay $20 million to get back research information. they are listing potential targets they can strike for affordable prices. if anything, they chose smaller targets for smaller pay days to avoid attention

lebron james playing in spurts. bringing the lakers to within 13 finishes, with 29. sons finish off the defending champs, they take the series in six portland trying to stay alive. damien lillard coming off of a 55 point game, bombing away again, but only 28 tonight. the blazers built a 14 point lead in the third and then went ice cold, likely mvp, nicole fitch. nuggets will take the lead and never looked back. nuggets take out the blazers 126-115. 4-2 in the series and they get phoenix next. so, what were you doing at age 17? do you remember? probably not leading the best golfers in the world. round one of the u.s. women's open on the lake course at the olympic club. megan is a 17-year-old high school junior on a journey and sticks this tee shot, setting up a birdie, four under 67. san francisco resident, and resident, michelle 14 14 down, but she, likewise was down, but she, likewise was four ov majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when

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that's the future and i'm into it >> does it mean lebron will be looking at a career as a movie starbasketball >> listen, he is one of the most talented people to ever live he has an ant to learn and apply. i always tell people, i could learn fast but sometimes it takes me a while to apply. he can learn and apply literally on the fly so i think, you know, it would be up to him if he wants to be a movie star, maybe he will do a couple more movies, maybe not. i don't know i think he likes the idea of being a movie star i honestly think the work was more than he ever expected >> in the past year especially we've seen netflix rise, all of the different companies that are about the direct-to-consumer experience for you running a company that is producing content for all these platforms, do you have a preference for which kind of platform you are producing for >> i don't have a preference i think ultimately the type of content you make or are making at that time, and we make a lot of different things, documentaries, big movies, smaller movies, scripted shows, lots of unscripted shows i thi

alright this kind of hard to believe when you think of lebron james career illustrious as it is neverinated in the first round of the playoffs series. it happened tonight. the lakers are done. the sons take care of them. anthony davis injured groin gave it a go. he was cleared to play lasted five minutes and the rest of the night bucket dead. devin booker can't miss hit eight of 10 from three. 21 point lead early later, chris paul will help seal it find booker for the slam, 47 points. 11 assists for booker and summer break for lebron. how do you like me now, says chris paul 1 13 104 2. they take the series and also, denver eliminated. dame and portland really hoping to see more of damian lillard? okay we've got a good one going over the weekend, it will be at the olympic club in san francisco. the women's u. s open and man, do we have a story brewing, although it was a little chilly micro climates, kicking into gear sweater weather for sure. local favorites michelle wie west didn't have her greatest performance today finished plus 3 74 down goes that one or early and at the time she w

lebron had had never lost a first round series in his career. he is 14-0. all right.ries is now set. the [ lyn nets finishing off the celtics. james harden leading the way. nets winning 123-109. guess what, laura. we had had three games last night and all of the fans acted correctly. no one was behaving badly in the nba last night. >> i'm glad people have finally got their act together. just ridiculous. all right. andy, thank you. appreciate that. >> still ahead, a historic day in israel. the clock is ticking toward a deadline for a coalition to oust benjamin netanyahu. stay with us . >>> talk about a hangover. a 19-year-old waking up in handcuffs in the wrong house. turns out he wandered in, parentally drunk, to an airbnb rented by three sheriff's deputies and fell asleep. >> no. this is a first for that. i woke up and random places. >> the montana deputies were in milwaukee for police training. they did not press charges. >> okay. >> bad luck. bad luck. "early start" continues right now. >> all right. good morning. this is "early start." >>> it's about 29 minutes pa

anthony davis tried to go last night, lebron's superstar teammate.had to leave in the first quarter. reinjured his leg. just couldn't go, but they were blown out once again, guys. for lebron, this could be a polarizing moment, people love him, hate him, but he's been to eight of the last nine nba finals. we're just used to seeing him, rolling their eyes, brady and the super bowl again. this dude, we're used to seeing him every year. heck of a run but it's over now. >> both have dominated their sports and people line up to see lebron james. they're going to miss him in the playoffs. devin booker, hats off to him. six straight threes before i turned off my tv. [ laughter ] >> thank you, t.j. >>> we are following a lot of other headlines this morning including the production on the latest "mission: impossible," it's been halted again. we'll have the details on that. >>> that abc news exclusive. what the couple at the center of the "gone girl" case is saying about the ordeal. >>> but let's head back to ginger. >> cecilia, you remember the creek fire nort

but lebron's tank was on mt last night. the lakers have a fast break. where is lebron?rinting up the court. he and marcus stayed in the back court forever watching the play at the other end. look, i know, a short turnaround coming out of the bubble, too many injuries put the lakers in a bad spot. you've got to try a little harder than this, walking eventually strolls upcourt. it looks like dan heading to the set for the 6:00 news. he will get there. james played 41 minutes, played in spurts, it looks like he is a guy who needs the summer off. >> i think i will play somewhere else instead of the olympics. that's what i will focus on -- trying to beat the goon squad. i will let the angle rest for a month. then we will meet up with lola, taz, granny, bugs and the rest of the crew. >> in case you are wondering what that was about, that was a 32nd commercial for his movie space jam two which is coming out in july. sports on abc7, sponsored by river rock casino, i want to be clear i am not hating on lebron, he looked at the roster and said, everyone is banged up. we are not g

after the game, lebron james is going to be 37. he said the long break will do him some good. >>> soccer playing for the first time in some 18 months. wasn't looking good until the 89th minute. they'll play mexico on sunday. that will be a nice test for the very young team. >>> all right. "new day" continues right now. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. on this "new day," an exclusive interview with joe manchin. >>> former vice president mike pence publicly breaking with the former president saying that he doesn't think the two will ever see eye to eye about the january 6th insurrection where rioters threatened to assassinate pence. >>> reports of a major change on how facebook handles political speech and whether they decide to permanently ban donald trump. >>> and this year's supreme court winds down, questions about the future court and the pressure on one liberal justice. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is friday, june 4th. senator joe manchin doesn't believe in unicorns,

lebron james roll in for the dunk.he lead is cut to 12 with more than a quarter left lebron had 29 points. 9 boards, 7 assists. but the suns were able to hold the king off jae crowder with the huge 3 pointer sun's up 16 with less than 2 minutes left. chris paul had only 8 points playing with that, that shoulder. but he ran the show flawlessly down the stretch. lebron walks off didn't even stick around to shake hands. the suns win one 13 to 100 and they win the series in 6 games, right. oakland native damian lillard coming up, that 55 point performance in a losing effort tonight trying to stay alive in game 6 versus the nuggets. his blazers had this one in control. robert covington's 3 pointer. we give them a 14 point lead midway through the 3rd quarter of a denver comes roaring back behind nicol jokic. the big man hits a 3 to give the nuggets the lead he had 36 points on the night less than a minute left in the game aaron gordon, the san jose. many products. remember the dagger 3 to give the nuggets a nine-point lead,

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. >>> lebron may be out of the playoffs still making news. to the number 6 next season and ditching 23. lebron wore the number 6 for the miami heat and he's wearing it for the toon squad in the "space jam" sequel next month. >>> what a night for luke williams in his first career start. the phillies rookie getting a story book ending, down one, bottom of the ninth, williams launching the walk off home run over the left field fence. his first career home run. fans going nuts and look at williams, he was so excited, as were his teammates. they mobbed him at home plate and gave him the old water bath during the postgame interviews. maybe an even more impressive play happened in san diego. a ball bounced into the stands during a padres game and a mom holding her baby snags it out of the air. you can see she was super pumped, jumping up and down. my wife always tells me, guys, moms are the best at multi-tasking and that was a perfect example right there. >> it is so true. moms can do everything. >> it's amazing what you can do with a kid on your hi

. >> lebron james and company fell behind early against phoenix and tried to stage a comeback, but it wasn't enough. the suns won and take the series four games to two. that means that both teams in the finals last year are out. >> 113-110. don't quote me on that one. >> absolutely. >> i was getting basketball 101. there you go. >>> and coming up, the return of summer concerts. will ganss and our music guru will map out the hottest acts that can you catch this year. george bush: right now, the covid-19 vaccines are available to millions of americans, and soon they will be available to everyone. barack obama: this vaccine means hope. it will protect you and those you love from this dangerous and deadly disease. bill clinton: i want to go back to work, and i want to be able to move around. barack obama: to visit with michelle's mom, to hug her and see her on her birthday. george bush: what i'm really looking forward to is going to opening day in texas ranger stadium with a full stadium. bill clinton: we've lost enough people, and we've suffered enough damage. george bush: in order to ge

lebron toma quÉ funciÓn cumplirÁn los policÍas. >> va a depender del tipo de agentes que nos envÍen,n cargos estatales a inmigrantes que causen daÑos a propiedades privadas como el muro fronterizo o estÉn envueltos en trÁficos de personas. el gobernador de la florida, ron desantis, confirmÓ que los agentes del estado serÁn desplegado en texas y en arizona. >> ya tenemos varias agencias de alguaciles del condado del estado, que estÁn comprometidas brindar ayuda, seÑalÓ. pedro: polÍticos opositores deja nos dicen que la intenciÓn del gobernador grek hago no son partidistas. >> en quebec la discriminaciÓn y sus propias cabaÑas polÍticas. pedro: el gobernador de texas se mostrÓ una carta para que retorne a texas su tierra para que el gobierno federal tomÓ para el muro . asÍ facilitar la construcciÓn del muro con fondos tejano. tambiÉn dijo que su gobierno contratarÁ a un coordinador estatal del proyecto de construcciÓn del muro. >> [habla en inglÉs] pedro: revelÓ que la comisiÓn de cÁrceles de texas ya tiene ubicada mÁs de 1000 camas adicionales para rezar inmigrantes, y estÁn en la bÚsq

maybe he is the next lebron. more coverage on the story as this plays out michael yosh kami joining us for rapid fire and coming up take a look at today's mystery chart. shares are down nearly 5% over the past month but the company got an upgrade on the under the rarad success i bet you can't guess it and it's next on "the exchange." >>> welcome back let's get you a quick check on markets. we're near the lows of the session when the dow was up just 16 points. slight gains for the dow and s&p today. 2% gains for the nasdaq today. you can call it the smallest here are some of the movers this hour we are watching shares of ckeurg dr. pepper hiked price target to 42 it's at 35 right now and they're highlighting the launch of dr. pepper zero. they're saying demand for low calorie carbonated drinks continues to go up and this is a surprising beneficiary with still more room to run goldman is naming ge a top idea in the large cap space they're saying the stock is poised to benefit from what it says is one of the best ba

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and what can you do if you want to be like lebron? stretch. according to mr. 30 minutes at a time. morning, nighttime, before workouts, after workouts, even in the middle of a card game. stretching was key. now that may seem like a bit much to you, but how many nba championship rings have you won? okay then. naomi osaka's situation has drawn sympathy because of how hard it is to be a champion athlete. but there's a lot about pro-athletics that is within our reach, especially simple things like pro active self care. not just when we're in pain or in crisis, but all the time. granted, this is way easier for some people than others, if you've got kids to take care of, or a 70-hour workweek, self care can go right out the window. but should it? isn't it easier to give others the best of yourself if you give it to yourself first? and sometimes at least for me, self care means putting what i'm going through in a different perspective. now i'm not talking about that at least things are as well as they are and they could be worse perspective. whenever says that to me,

now they want to buy lebron james, kevin durrant, or the young, rookie cards.a star for the memphis grizzlies because you think he is going to be a ha ll of famer. you pay 50,000 for it now, but it might be worth $500,000 in 10 years. caroline: in aggregate, do we just have an enormous amount? i am looking at one that sold for $4.6 million for another key player. how are we seeing the money add up? lucas: the estimate is that in 2021, the sports collectible business will be $10 billion. the majority of that will be spent on trading cards. ebay is the biggest generic sellers of these things. golden auctions, which has established itself as the biggest individual auction house devoted to this, is on track for $500 million in nails alone. at an auction in may, they sold 50 -- $50 million of material. the numbers keep going up. joe: is this connected to nft's and crypto in some way? you mentioned how there is this gambling element, but it is all of a type, where it's a moment where people like to buy and collect stuff that they can own. lucas: 100%. i think it is t

lebron james y anthony davis no estaran en la jurb olÍmpica. 30 dÍas para vivir la emociÓn en telemundo 48 la casa del fÚtbol olÍmpico. >>> les recuerdo que en telemundo 48 tendremos una cobertura exclusiva desde tokio a partir del 18 es de julio yo y el 9 de agosto no se lo pierda el 23 de julio yo, hasta aquÍ los deportes vamos a una pausa y regresamos. >>> quiÉn me la va a devolver. >>> destrozada se siente esta familia luego que el cÓmplice de la muerte desapareciÓ de su hija sentenciado a 2 aÑos en prisiÓn. tenemos el vlad de esta familia en vivo a las 21. >>> antes de terminar hoy 21 de junio, se celebra el dÍa nacional de las selfies. quÉ personas en la redes sociales que tei nettle fon inteligente no hasta pub cad una de estas. >>> vamos a ver parte de nuestro equipo telemundo 48 totalmente contagiados, las selfie, cat go ladas como retratos, son tan cotidianos que el concepto selfie estÁ en m dix a f rÍo. >>> la capacidad de tomarnos estas fotos son mÁs fÁciles ahora. e existen palos para los selfies y los telÉfonos con cÁmara multifun

kawhi leonard, tyree irving, james lebron, but what do you think?and he has a great bully pulpit because he is a powerful player, the most powerful player. here is the deal. if i can sit here right now, brian and figure out out why all these leagues are having so many injuries come i would make a lot more money than i already have. the bottom line is nobody has any idea. they have done countless studies, but if you look at every sport, the injuries are out of control! no matter what they do, the players want time off, shorten the schedule, the injuries pile up on top of the injuries and nobody knows exactly why. it could be weight training. it could be -- i'm not sure what it is but it is a crisis in professional sports that has to be remedied. right now, nobody has the answer. >> brian: we know this, it is great to have the fans back. real quick 20 seconds, do you think a new appreciation between pan-players and the press because of the pandemic? >> absolutely. i tell you something, i did not miss anything in a close stadium and being in one for th

phoenix beat l.a. 113-100 to take down defending champ handing lebron james his first ever first round. he left the building faster than spike lee at a knicks game. >>> one man does not a team make. nuggets go in for the kill. he is bringing rain with that shot. nuggets came from 14 down to win. 116-115. they advance to the second round where they will face the suns. >>> so round two at olympic today, great things happening at the playing club and the women's u.s. open. that is the latest in sports. have a great weekend. >>> this morning astronauts on the international space station are waiting for the special delivery. >> 3, 2, 1, 0, ignition, lift off. >> spacex launched its 22nd cargo supply mission from florida yesterday. the spacecraft is carrying more than 7300 pounds of supplies. the creatures will be used in experiments to show how they tolerate the space environment. the cargo ship is also loaded one solar panels that roll out like a red carpet. the delivery is expected to arrive tomorrow. >>> [music playing] time now is 4:56. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>

well, everybody but lebron, i know you're probably happy the lakers loss, but i'm not going to rub ity walk, but he can get everything he had, which. >> was 5 minutes before his groin not come out again. lebron buster 29 points, but he was no match for devin booker and the other phoenicians when you say phoenix ers phoenicians just like that. the sun sets on the lakers that's a but think it this way, the broad. we'll have more time to take the kids to disneyland where they can see some real superheroes captain america, spiderman thor, they're all at the avengers campus at california adventure which opens today if you don't want to go to socal. there's plenty to do in the bay area. you can watch the first place. giants play the cubs. they started the series yesterday in san francisco with a 72 win. and if you have the need for speed nascar start their engines at the sonoma raceway this weekend and a 16 year-old from menlo park will be behind the wheel even though he doesn't have a driver's license. we talked to jesse love on air earlier this morning. >> yeah, we're wondering if you whe

well, everybody but lebron, i know you're probably happy the lakers loss, but i'm not going to rub it in davis could barely walk, but he can get everything he had, which. >> was 5 minutes before his groin not come out again. lebron buster 29 points, but he was no match for devin booker and the other phoenicians when you say phoenix ers phoenicians just like that. the sun sets on the lakers. that's a wrap. but think of it this way, the broad. we'll have more time to take the kids to disneyland where they can see some real superheroes captain america, spiderman thor, they're all at the avengers campus at california adventure which opens today spidey if you don't want to go to socal. there's plenty to do in the bay area. you can watch the first place. giants play the cubs. they started the series yesterday in san francisco with a 72 win. and if you have the need for speed nascar starts their engines at the sonoma raceway this weekend and a 16 year-old from menlo park will be behind the wheel even though he doesn't have a driver's license. we talked to jesse love on air earlier this morni

for the first time in his career, lebron james was eliminated in the opening round of the playoffs. intercept devin booker in the phoenix suns. james is a savvy businessman and took advantage of his final opportunity to talk about his summer plans. >> i think i'm going to play for them as a villa fixed. i think that is my focus. on trying to beat them. or the goon squad, we call them now. >> a shameless plug by james for his space jam movie that opens in july. i will see some of you tomorrow in sonoma. not winetasting, cut car watching. first time in two years, trucks left nascar entries arrived at cinema raceway. staff has been dressing up for the toyota save mart 354 weeks and across the street, campers have arrived. race time, one p.m. and one to watch is a number nine car here driven by chase elliott images 24 years old, already winning a cup championship and won five of the last road courses. >> is everything i ever wanted to do as a kid, and i am literally getting to live that, so yeah, you absolutely have to, have to enjoy it. i appreciate it and never taken for granted becau

>> lebron. >> how could it not be?rack obama, i just wonder now that he's not the president what he's allowed to say. >> reporter: but beneath the starpower and frequent crude humor dave is known for critics have praised it for its exploration of deeper topics. >> we got the first hype man that's clinically depressed. >> reporter: mental health and body image, race and privilege along with the value and cost of radical self-confidence. >> a lot of insecurities that i have in real life that i've been able to just almost let go of because i am announcing them on national television. one of my dreams was feasible. the fact that the other one also came true, means i don't even feeling comfortable ruling out the nba yet. >> what knows what medical technology will be. >> exactly. science, i could -- they could build new like hamstrings for me, you know. >> reporter: and you can watch new episodes of "dave" wednesday nights at 10 on fx or stream them the next day on hulu. tnight's new episode pairs dave with another celebrity

james says something, lebron said it, same for music. i think we coincide importantly because people like yourself, we can echo your messages and make your messages go further than you thought they could go, between athletes and artists we have the biggest voice in the world, people listen to our voices, our voices travel around the world. that is a huge part of our platform but educating ourselves but leaning on people like tamika and other people, she said this, let me repost it. there was a great clip on cnn. we have millions of followers and fans, it is continuing to echo because people with bigger platforms realized how important this fight is. >> well said, but before we get to the questions that come in. we get a chance to work with this a 3 day. texting you and calling you and you try to be telepathic at this point but most of us don't. i want to make sure the book sells. i want you to order this book. what is in this book is something you are glad is in there. what is she sharing that you know will be a benefit to others. >> hav

but if lebron james said something to make it there like will lebron said it, the same thing for music. i think we coincide bear importantly because people like tamika like yourself can echo your messages. make them go further than they could ever go between athletes and artists. we have the biggest voice in the world. people listen to our voices. our voices travel around the world. think that's been a huge part first and foremost of understanding our platform pay but educating yourself and leaning on people like tamika. and other people she said this limit reposted. it is great article a great clip on cnn. let me repost privy of millions of followers and fans too. it's continuing to echo around the world now because these people at bigger platforms artists and athletes have released how important this fight is. >> well said. we only have a few more minutes before he went to get to some of the questions that have committed. were going to bring paul back in. angela before he do that you do get the chance to work with her every day. she's texting you, calling you, vice versa. most of us

are talk about the greatest athletes of all-time and thinking like tom brady, michael phelps and lebron, and serena william has been getting her due and megan rapinoe come us one when the world cup is happening, and i'd love to here if your comfortable sharing there irin any male goat athletes you think are overarrested and whether there are some female athletes should be included on the lists who often don't get their due. >> we just saw -- >> go ahead. >> you go. >> we just had the espn graphic that was like who is your goat and it was all american and then serena is in the background. i was like it that serena? i'm squinting. the most ridiculous thing. sorry, laura. didn't mean to cut you off. >> i'll be quick because i have a pat answer in terms of good question but i hate -- i hate these conversations. i'm just such a be where you kind of girl and i grew up covering the second -- [inaudible] -- watching michael and covering the dream team and all of that. in my mind, it's just -- i can look at that and think, like, those are the best athletes at that moment and so many goats watchi

do know, jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers or retail shopping is really different. then. >> rest having a restaurant because retail customers. would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the streets closed, they run into blockages and detours and they're not able to get to stores easily and a lot of people get frustrated and just leave. that said there's no denying many visitors are getting used to the idea makes it much more livable. great for the >> increases. put traffic that like to be able to wander from place to place, not having to worry about a car coming along. i want to cross the street. i love it. absolutely love it. i it's great for business. the reboot they were trying to do here. i received kind of project it's very think people month, on because the city council was said to be considering reopening ramona street by early july and university avenue by september. >> a path forward might also include a kind of hybrid model where the closures might be e

do know jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers way to retailpping is really different. then rest having a restaurant because retail customers. >> would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the streets closed, they run into blockages and detours and they're not able to get to stores easily and a lot of people get frustrated and just leave. that said there's no denying many visitors are getting used to the idea makes it much more livable. great for the >> increases. put traffic that like to be able to wander from place to place, not having to worry about a car coming along. i want to cross the street. the city council was said to be considering the reopening of ramona street in early july and university avenue by september. >> a path forward might also include seeking a compromise with the closures might be extended or find to somehow to mitigate parking issues and make the program more equitable for all in palo alto. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> it won't be a pub