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kobe bryant's sweet swish.s are brands, raking in millions of dollars. more than 50 nba players made at least $10 million this past season in salaries alone. >> i think this is the first time in the nba's history that you have had this big of a number of players that you know are very marketable and are performing at such a high level. >> reporter: more and more fans are tuning in on television, with average viewership over the last ten years up 37% for the regular season. more than the nfl, nascar, and major league baseball. but the business of basketball goes way beyond the hard core, for the coveted few, the money is in the hardware, they make the most money from shoe sales and the basketball shoe business is exploding once again. lebron james, kevin and kobe bryant make more than $20 million a year from nike, which is 90% of the basketball shoe market above $100. it is not just shoes. this turkish airlines commercial starring kobe bryant with the soccer great went viral in less time than gangnam style. with

plus kobe bryant versus a 2-year-old. and now in the paint, here's jimmy kimmel! very much, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for joining us here for our game two "game night" special. tonight the san antonio spurs visit the miami -- what is it, sound machine? no, the heat. that's right. they named it after what the old people there complain about all day. you know, heat fans wear matching white t-shirts to the games, which to me is a weird thing. white shirts at a -- it's the nba finals. it's not a family portrait at sears. [ laughter ] the heat and spurs also have two of the most unusual nba mascots. the heat mascot is named burnie. b-u-r-n-i-e. but the person who came up with burnie had to be high, right? i mean -- [ laughter ] it's like bird who's on fire, but instead of a beak he has a yellow basketball. i think this should be the heat mascot, the tan mom. right? talk about burning. we might be past burning. and if you think burnie is weird, this is the spurs' coyote. the spurs' coyote is the only team mascot with a meth problem. [ laughter ] her

bryant? airman bryant?ñe and had better things to do with h his time than talk to me. just one of many story ares. in the booth could you give me any direction on that? did we lose the call? we believe we lost the call. we i try to reconnect with john bryant. they are bugging out of tinker right now and well, they should because the tornado is headed directly for them. this just flashing out of norman, oklahoma and the national weather service. serious flash flooding threat over the metro. do not dri+e in the areas where water covers the road. that is coming from the weather service. i thought i would read it to you. also just flashing out of the national weather service, circulation in north central part of moore but not strong right how to. what the national weather service is saying is that mid level circulation from which a tornado begins has happened in the northern moore, north moore which is -- moore is south of oklahoma city. north moore would be between the two of them. circulation there. it has no

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. >> thank you reverend bryant. bow your heart with me. a discussion on the importance of interface based leadership on the city's violence prevention initiative predict and organize for a safer san francisco is where we're opening up in prayer. iicizea and "it shall come to pass before they call i will answer and yet while they are speaking i will "hear". mayor lee you spoke briefly at the interfaith breakfast and called out for help how do we get to our youth who are disenfranchised and not connected. you asked that you dependd and asked for the help of clergy and the religious community. you said you asked because you and the civic leaders and the departments cannot do it alone. we are here to pray for that reason. you went on to say our future leaders inherit what we do and all that we fail to do. at this breakfast the response from mrs. rita simel of the san francisco interfaith council was "mr. mayor, we will help". for the sake of the health and safety and peace of this city, the only city in this nation named after a saint we come

so have you not been to an election bryant >> yes. >> all right. yes, sir. >> i want to commit that after the last meeting i went home and had a warm feeling about how the commission has been working and i want to extend to any fellow commissioners i would say the last couple of months i felt very proud to be here as a commissioner i want to let you guys know. >> anyone else. >> new business items for august 6th. >> yes. >> any new business items on the 6. do you want to make public comment really >> i want to congratulate the conspires now you guys are truly like the a team. >> they didn't before come on. it's invites to not be the only woman on the commission woman on the commission >> all right. we are before, addiction and depression kept me from living my life. and now, every step i take in recovery benefits everyone. there are many options that make the road to recovery more accessible. it begins with the first step. join the voices for recovery. for information and treatment referral for you or someone you love, call 1-800-662-help. brought

. >> reporter: government bryant was one of three governors participating in a "washington post" live event about the importance of ensuring that children read well by the end of third grade, when they were all hit with this question. >> how did america get so mediocre? >> reporter: the question was aimed at educational statistics. specifically reading. governor bryant was first to answer. >> i think parents -- both parents started working and the mom is in the workplace. it's not a bad thing. i'm going to get in trouble. i can just see -- i can see the e-mails tomorrow. >> reporter: critics didn't wait until tomorrow. >> the stats don't back him up, and it's kind of offensive just to put it on the backs of working parents. >> reporter: while some find his answer offensive, we wanted to know if there was any truth to it. in this country, 67% of mothers with children under 15 have a job outside the home. but get this, in finland, where 77% of women work outside the home, they're actually ahead of the u.s. in reading. >> no, no, no. but i think there's a loving, nurturing opportunity, t

carla bryant? >> no she is not a current member. >> not as a member. >> not as a member, but as an official member representing the district. >> what is it that you need to know? what are the answers? >> what i need to know is what i am trying to get to is the balance of the representation on the cpac and if there are different divisions that we are allocating out, how many of those seats are rotating? verses people staying? seats, or you know going into different categories and then being on the cpac for you know ten or 15 or 20 years, verses having some diversity on the commission which includes representation on the early ed side as well as child care side as well as, you know, all of the different folks that make-up the cpac. and so again, you know, we just have never been engaged to question who comes to us and it comes to us in a slate. which means that you know, we are approving a group of folks without having really had the opportunity that you know the folks that are going to, that we as a

last week he crushed shaquille o'neal and tied kobe bryant. tonight, he takes on his most unpredictable opponent tonight. he will go head to crazy head with metta world peace for all the marbles. stay up we have another new show later in our regular time. we have music from robin thicke. they do that show with the naked ladies. if you watch our show regularly you know that from time to time we skype with people in their homes and have them race around to find things in it. usually we do it with regular viewers. tonight our contestants are nba legends. joining us now from his home in bel-air, california, 7 time all star, three time nba champion with the lakers, james worthy. big game james. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> jimmy: james, are you going to be able to get around your house without the goggles on? >> i'm not sure. we'll see. they're not prescription. they're just for protection. i still might need them. your opponent tonight another hall of famer from his home in san diego two time all star with the portland trail blazers and bosto

>>nats people don't always seem to understand the turn lanes they are always trrning from the bryantlanes >> reporter: this happens its creates something know as gridlock because driver end up blocking the intersection often when that happens it slows down public transportation like this muni bus where being on time is important >> reporter: if you watch here you will drivers breaing just about every rule in the book . >> reporter:this lane is for drivers to see form this arrow, however many will turn >> reporter: direction illegal left turns when the drivers are only permitted to turn onto bryant street also diver end up blocking the crosswalk which makes it difficult for pedestrians and the disabled to cross and bicylist don't have a chance because they get full use of the lane but ofthen have to weave in and out to get by which brings me to this sign which reads do not block intersection and it included the california vehicle code section by have that sign posted it tells law enforcement and parking control that drivers can be cited for blocking the intersection at any time >> rep

antoinette bryant is a spokesperson for the atu, one of the workers unions for bart, we just spoke wither. take a listen. >> the district has not bargained in good faith the entire time we've been there. all the information they provided to us was not factual. and any information they didn't we're not going to give to you. the proposal we made to ensure workers were in a safe working environment. were met with no, no, no and we're not interested. that's not the way to bargain a contract. that's not how you negotiate. we came to the table prepared to negotiate. sadly, district did not. >> reporter: so there it is. at about 10:30, 10:40 this evening. the union sent a letter to bart saying they are going to go on strike monday morning unless they can reach some kind of agreement. they'll be back at the table at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. and antoinette bryant told us a short while ago that she's reached out her union and the ftiu have reached out the the governor's office asking for a cooling off period. no response from the governor. that's a development we could see play out tomorrow. >> they

and i wonder what you thought of governor phil bryant's comments the other day that america's educational started working outside the home. that to me was not only not forward-thinking, almost backward-looking in terms of what we need to do in and around american education. it isn't sending women back home, it's making long-term investments in our children's educational futures. and that perhaps begins with something like oh, early childhood education. >> those kinds of things are just distractions. my mother worked outside the home the entire time we were growing up and my sister and brother and i think we turned out okay. let's not be caught in that. how at every level, whether it's early childhood education, access to technology, making sure that college is accessible and affordable. we talk about a cradle-to-career agenda. we need to invest at every level. i want to keep good jobs in this country. we want to make sure that companies that are looking for a highly skilled workforce will stay here in the united states. if we don't do that, if we don't invest together in a bipartisan way

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. >> that was bryant austin describing his first encounter with a humpback whale.lose photographs of whales to create life-sized portraits of them. his hope was seeing these creatures on this stale could move people to be more protective of their habitat. since our story aired, bryant has published his first pub of photographs, some images printed on page s unfolding to five fee in length. >> it all kind of gelled into this one weird sort of project. >> reporter: another project that's since come to life is stephanie dudaro's. we met her last year, taking a detour from a stressful, unfulfilling career, to walk the california mission trail from sonoma to san diego. her goal was to write a guide so others may follow in her footsteps. it took her less time to walk the e800 miles than to write t guide, but she's heard from others that will tack it will journey on their own. >> if you can bring a smile to that kid's face, why wouldn't you? >> reporter: we've done a number of updates on the story of barbara, because her passion, sewing superhero capes for sick children,

so have you not been to an election bryant >> yes. >> all right. yes, sir. >> i want to commit that after the last meeting i went home and had a warm feeling about how the commission has been working and i want to extend to any fellow commissioners i would say the last couple of months i felt very proud to be here as a commissioner i want to let you guys know. >> anyone else. >> new business items for august 6th. >> yes. >> any new business items on the 6. do you want to make public comment really >> i want to congratulate the conspires now you guys are truly like the a team. >> they didn't before come on. it's invites to not be the only woman on the commission >> all right. we are >> good morning. my name is ann crone enberg, i'm director of emergency management here in the city of san francisco. i'm here dem, our role is really to prepare for large disasters, the disasters that happen every day, too. i'm very excited today to present a new idea that the sharing community in san francisco has come up to partner with us in preparing for disasters a

governor phil bryant was taking part in a panel discussion yesterday when he seemed to blame working moms for the declining reading proficiencies. >> how did america get so mode mode oak mediocre? >> i think parents became, both parents starting working and the mom is in the workplace, it's not a bad thing, i'm going to get this trouble. i can just see -- i can see the e-mails tomorrow. >> bryant later added that parents, both of them are pressured into families today and he should have known that. his wife worked outside the home for nearly 40 years, even when their two children were grown up. >>> we are learning much more about the destructive power of that deadly tornado last friday in oklahoma. the national weather service now says the tornado was the widest ever recorded, 2.6 miles. and not just long but powerful too. the twister was classified as a top of the scale ef-5 with winds of nearly 300 miles an hour. >> wow. >>> all right. let's take a look at the weather across the nation. heavy rain and flooding in south florida, scattered thunderstorms across the deep south. some se

i can just see -- i can see the e-mails tomorrow. >> bryant later added parent, both of them are pressured into families today and he should have known that. his wife worked outside the home for nearly 40 years. even when their two children were grown up. learning more about the power of that deadly tornado last friday in oklahoma. the national weather service now says the tornado was the widest ever recorded. 2.6 miles. the twister was classified as a top of the scale ef-5 with winds of nearly 300 miles an hour. >> wow. >>> let's take a look at the weather across the nation, heavy rain and flooding in south florida, scattered thunderstorms across the deep south. some severe storms for the texas panhandle, oklahoma and arkansas. they'll be showers in the ohio valley. hot and dry in the southwest. >>> near 90 in sacramento and albuquerque. mostly 70s in the midwest. 80s from new orleans to the mid-atlantic. >>> still to come, police say it's a real-life version of the show "weeds." a suburban mom accused of fueling her lavish lifestyle by growing pot. >> a u.s. car company thumbing its nose

so have you not been to an election bryant >> yes. >> all right. yes, sir. >> i want to commit that after the last meeting i went home and had a warm feeling about how the commission has been working and i want to extend to any fellow commissioners i would say the last couple of months i felt very proud to be here as a commissioner i want to let you guys know. >> anyone else. >> new business items for august 6th. >> yes. >> any new business items on the 6. do you want to make public comment really >> i want to congratulate the conspires now you guys are truly like the a team. >> they didn't before come on. it's invites to not be the only woman on the commission >> all right. we are >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of e

governor bryant was the first to answer. >> i think parents became, both parents started working. and the mom is in the workplace. it is not a bad thing. i will get in trouble, i can just see the e-mails tomorrow. >> so it is the mother's place to teach them to read? >> no, but i k

okay. >> luke bryant -- >> what about morgan freeman? >> yeah.r james earl jones. >> sam elliott. >> too obvious. >> stop it. he does those dodge ram -- i love his voice. >> yeah, he's a good one. all right. so you guys, we have exclusive rights today -- >> yes. >> -- to a new video. all right. luke bryant has a brand new video out. it is called "crash my party." the only place you can see it is here. >> well, in its entirety on our -- >> well, right now we're going to show you a clip. this is the only time -- the first time you'll see it now. it's off his new single. ♪ if you want to call me call me you don't have to worry about it baby ♪ ♪ you can wake me up in the dead of the night break my plans baby, that's all right ♪ ♪ this is a drop everything kind of thing notes ♪ swing on by, i'll pour you a drink ♪ ♪ the door's unlocked ♪ i'll leave on the lights ♪ baby, you can crash my party anytime ♪ >> all right. >> he's cute. now if you want to see it in its entirety go to klgandhoda.com. >> he'll be here for our summer concert series on august 16

titus tied, he tied with kobe bryant. each making four shots.a great afternoon. brooke baldwin takes it from here. >>> with weeks to live, she waited, she fought, she captivated a nation. now we know this 10-year-old girl is getting a lung transplant. we'll tell you what to expect in the coming hours. i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> inside the hunt for edward snowden. could his pole dancing girlfriend provide clues? >> when they looked at this garage, they saw boxes. >>> a rookie shooter can hit a target ten football fields away. how? with this new gun. available to the public. >>> plus, the trial begins for one of america's most notorious gangsters. whitey bulger's former protege joins me live. >>

in today's society their a so challenged. >> reporter: a challenge bryant knows well.is wife worked outside the home for more than 38 years including while their two children were growing up. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> the wording. >> the woman, did it rile you up? >> here's the deal. i think inside every working mom there is a little piece of us that would love to stay home with our child and nurture and love and teach them to read, teach them math. make sure they're doing their homework as soon as they get home. at the same time, that part of me, doesn't take offense to what he said. because i want to be that mom. at the same time the fact that i am here and i am struggling every day, and i get no sleep, i go home and i still try to do that with my son, really does upset me hearing somebody say we are the reason. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i think he was trying to be clear, not just moms it is dad's too. >> he stepped in it when he used the word mom. put it all on the woman. >> think that was the problem. >>> still ahead, looking for an adventurous family vaca

tell us what happened the first time you introduced kobe bryant to michael jordan?dor off the staples which is called the chairman's room. i had michael back there to meet kobe. kobe came in. michael and i were sitting there. he sat down. his first words was, i could beat you one-on-one, is what he said. michael said, you probably can. he just admitted to it. he just diffused it right away. >> why was it important to kobe to come in and say i could beat you one-on-one? >> i think he wanted to establish something right away, you know, that his prowess and, believe me, you know, he certainly had one of the games that michael showed up at i think he got six three-pointers in the first half, just went out and, you know, like, here, i'm going to show you something that's in my tool box. >> like showing off for dad when he comes to a little league game, that kind of thing? >> yeah, i was. >> we heard of thing. >> he was. >> we heard from a lot of your former players, the unconventional methods, practicing in the dark, the lakota warrior items in the team meeting room and

again, that was mississippi's republican governor, phil bryant.y morning in washington. while saxby chambliss was explaining the hormone thing, phil bryant was explaining the scourge of women working, destroying the literacy rate, on capitol hill, an all male subcommittee passed a bill on party lines to ban all abortions after 20 weeks, everywhere in the country. no exception for rape victims, no exception for victims of incest, the only exception is for the life of the mother. even if the fetus is nonviable, a determination often not made until at least 20 weeks into the pregnancy, if that happens to you, if you are told your pregnancy cannot result in a live birth, republican congressman trent franks wants to force you to carry the nonviable fetus to term and go through childbirth because he says so. this is not a new bill, it is actually congressman franks' old d.c. abortion ban, this year expanded to cover the whole country. all the republican men on the panel voted for it, all the democratic men voted against it, and oh, look, there were no w

it came during a panel discussion on childhood literacy and while governor bryant has been trying toon't have a choice but to work. the interviewer from "the washington post" had barely finished her question when mississippi governor phil bryant jumped in. >> how did america get so mediocre -- >> you want me to tell the truth? i think parents became -- both parents started working and the mom is in the workplace. it's not a bad thing. i'm going to get this trouble and i can just see -- i can see the e-mails tomorrow. >> reporter: almost immediately bryant began backing off what he said. >> a great american story now that women are certainly in the workplace. >> so it's the mother's place to teach them to read. >> no, no, no but i think there was that loving, nurturing opportunity that both parents had a little bit of time. >> reporter: the governor's office later issued a statement clarifying his comments saying his point was that many families don't have a lot of time because they are balancing both parents being in the workplace. but this morning many critics are pouncing saying th

we do know that a nearby elementary school bryant elementary school was on lockdown for a period of time after the shooting. there still students on campus. police are asking anyone in the area who may have caught this crime and to contact immediately to help them solve this crime. if the test the big thumbs case changes of course this will change and to a homicide case. and sen house i kron 4 news. case. department. >> catherine: >> reporter:police say this situtation unfolded. when they pulled over adamson as he was driving a vehicle here at the intersection of newcomb and 3rd street thursday night when officers noticed his car did not have any liscense plates and the windows were darkly tinted - too dark is against the law in california. >> reporter: stop turned confrontational. the traffic stop deteriortated into a physical confrontation. he was snatched out of the car, he was wrestled to the ground and arrested. they was an officer when he produced his badge. >> reporter:on friday, the local chapter of the naacp lashed out. calling the incident racial profiling. >>it was profiling b

last week he crushed shaquille o'neal, and tied kobe bryant.go head to head with metta world peace. you know, if you watch us regularly, you know from time to time we skype with people in their homes, tonight, our contestants are nba legends, joining us now, first from his home from california, seven-time all-star, james worthy. [ cheers and applause ] >> james, are you going to be able to get around your house without the goggles on? >> i'm not sure. we'll see. they're not prescription. they're just for protection. i still might need them. >> your opponent tonight another hall of famer from his home in san diego two time all star with the portland trail blazers, welcome, bill walton. >> well, thank you. i know you're on your fifth set of knees. will that be an issue tonight? >> i'm ready to go. >> shake virtual hands. it's time to play skype scavenger hunt. >> jimmy: i'll ask you to find an item, or items, your job is to bring them back as quickly as you can. the challenge, bring back the most embarrassing thing from your medicine cabinet, the

i'm clarence bryant and i represent the public - golf alliance of san francisco. i'm a 5 time residents and a product of the industry streets and schools and it's environment. i want to speak briefly about the issue that's close to my heart i'm a recreational golfer. and i understand that's a factor that's - actually initiating a proposal to eliminated sharp park from the budget. sharp park is a historical venue and it's utilized but the every man of the golf world. i urge you to regret this proposal to eliminate the budget. the budget elimination people are basing their proposal on things that are not supported by facts. the facts are that the golf course does, in fact, support itself if the fees raised from the golf course were not dpefrtd into the black hole called the general fund i'm sure the golf course would support itself. each member of the board has been sent a letter to all the facts. evaluate the facts and regret the proposal to eliminate the sharp park funding from the budget. thank you very much >> good afternoon. supervisors. i'm a native san franci

james bryant institute of the region director. just this past week i sat on the board for the mayor for the local hiring groups. mr. han i didn't participated in that process. we didn't ask that there be a separate process. and i just want to mention that the separate process back

you are looking at the intersection of 5th and bryant street in san francisco as drivers make an attemptcess interstate 80 on to the bay bridge down on ground level it looks more like chaos drivers appear to be everywhere and turning from everywhere people don't always seem to understand the turn lanes they are always trrning from the bryant street lanes yes this is true, and when this happens its creates something know as gridlock because driver end up blocking the intersection >> reporter:often when that happens it slows down public transportation like this muni bus where being on time is important if you watch here you will drivers breaing just about every rule in the book . this lane is for drivers to only go straight as you can see form this arrow, however many will turn it's the same for the other direction illegal left turns when the drivers are only permitted to turn onto bryant street also diver end up blocking the crosswalk which makes it difficult for pedestrians and the disabled to cross and bicylist don't have a chance because they get full use of the lane but ofthen have to

. >> coming up kobe bryant is onbn the list, but they are not number one. find out which professional proi athlete raked in more money last year. >>> they spoke with the media,m, wouldn't you know the court ofhf act made a confident claim ofclf his return to the grid iron, but is it a little overconfident. what rg3 says is next.  mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ ♪ i'm a loving husband and a real good dad ♪ ♪ but weeds just make me rattlesnake mad ♪ ♪ now roundup has a new sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ i'm sendin' them weeds to the great beyond ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] ♪ ♪ no need to pump, just point and shoot ♪ ♪ hit 'em in the leaves, and it kills to the root ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] [ male announcer ] roundup... [ whip cracks ] with the new one-touch wand. >>> ed re