bryant's wife, vanessa, has an incredible voice. describing that her husband lost, and what he is meant to the game. >> obviously, we wish he was here with us to celebrate. but, it is definitely the peak of his nba career. anat he had as an athlete was a steppingstone to be here. we are incredibly proud of him. >> among the rest of the class are fellow nba most valuable players tim duncan and evan garnet. also our two-time nba champion rudy and four-time college coach of the year eddie sutton and wnba star and four-time olympic gold medicine gold medalist tamika catchings. >>> the first elite to shut down to do the coronavirus is now considering canceling the season rather than postponing it. the nba is having financial talks about player salaries, not in regards to resuming the season, but what to do with the leak starts up again next year. we will leave you tonight with something that we hope will keep you smiling as we check out some things on a saturday evening. when it comes to baseball, there is something always regarded a goo

. >> senior asia bryant thought this spring would be one of celebration, wrapping up her high schooll career and graduating. >> your high school graduation has been cancelled. how do you feel about that? >> honestly, truly i'm sad about it. that was going to be like the push, it was going to be like a big, exhale for me. >> reporter: there has been no exhale for bryant since her los angeles high school moved to online learning, she's worried about falling behind. do you have a spotty internet connection? >> yes. >> reporter: bryant says her internet often freezes in the middle of lessons, we witnessed her spotty connection firsthand. >> reporter: did you freeze? >> i think you froze. darn it. hang on. >> reporter: bryant says she's still logging on and doing her work but that's not the case for all students in the los angeles unified school district. the district says for the first two weeks of online learning, 15,000 high schooldents tat by about 2/3. many districts scrambled to get students devices like laptops and wi-fi after schools closed. but there's a lot of catching up to do.

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aas the organization i support closing 850 bryant. out-of-county transfers or electronic monitoring on the basis it will harm many more in the community. thethey are more likely to have encounters with the legal system. many of the folks who are formerly incancervated which adds trauma. tageinwe cannot incarcerate oury out of safety. it comes from the transformin transformingtive justice practices. people having what they need to survive and thrive. thank you for supporting this legislation to close 850 bryant. >> you have two questions remaining. >> you have two minutes. >> i am tony lee educator and i have a family in district one. i am counci confused. i care about getting rid of crimes and jails. criminals are real. they roam our streets. victims include women, children and families, many of us live here and just trying to get by. it is difficult. when you release criminals on the streets. i don't know if they are given masks or to know what to do about sheltering in place. do they know what it means. we rely on the police. we hav

. >> it is an honor to sit down with howard bryant. the book is called "full dissidence: notes from an uneven playing field". how are you doing? >> good to see you again. >> it is a very interesting book. we have 10 original essays, with the different worlds that exist, i think in mainstream america they are not aware of those worlds and even though we are talking about them you did a good job laying everything out through these different essays. you dedicated the book for teeth the. >> that is my sister, my older sister and one of the people, the original troublemaker. i wanted to be sure i acknowledged her and one of the people we always talk about in terms of when she and i go back and forth over the years talking about different subjects and all the books i have done i thought this was the most appropriate for her. >> talk about your overall goal in the book. >> the goal was to reach an acknowledgment, to try to sort out where we were as a country and as a person. after my last book, the heritage, that you helped me on, enjoyed tal

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bryant? >> guest: it's good to see you again. >> host: this is a very interesting book today the chance to really read through it here and i really couldn't put it down. you attend original essays and i think he really touched on a lot of different topics with the different worlds that exist and they think mainstream america aren't aware of those two worlds even though we are talking about them and pointing things out you do a good job of laying everything out through these different essays. you dedicated the book for tests. guess who she is my other sister she is the original troublemakers i wanted to make sure i acknowledged her and she is one of the people that we always talk about in terms of when she and i go back and forth over the years talking about all the different subjects and details and of all the books i've done i thought this was the most appropriate for her. >> host: talk to me about your overall goals of the book. >> guest: i think the goal of the book was to reach an acknowl

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.er, president of the international social justice philanthropy ford foundation. i asked him what it was like in new york city now. slightly disorienting and eerie, because the city has been depopulated and the neighbourhoods are very quiet and there are very few cars on the road. so it's absolutely not a typical new york day. and one of the things that you're most passionate about is obviously talking about vulnerable communities, and no—one really seems to be more vulnerable than prisoners and people locked up in prison, especially at the moment. it's pretty impossible to practise social distancing in a prison. well, not only is it impossible to practise social distancing, in manyjails and prisons in this country, prisoners don't even have access to basic sanitation, to soap, hand sanitiser — which some prisoners make — they don't have access to it because it contains alcohol, which is a contraband. so, places like cook county jail in chicago have higher rates of infection than wuhan

gigi bryant guard from newport beach california. and with this 3rd honorary packed. the wnba selects payton chester forward from san juan capistrano california. >>kobe bryant's late wife vanessa honored her daughter, gigi in an instagram post after that announcement was made say in part quote i wish i could hold you and tell you how proud i am of you you're the best baby girl. well let you know that our coverage of this coronavirus pandemic continues always on kron on that our 24 hour local news streaming service which right now. >>it's free to download so you can stay informed and up to date on this health crisis keep it >>sports reporters not letting the pandemic stop him from dishing with mascot dogs from several colleges, he interviewed blood pups during a zoom video call the call included more than a dozen mascot. >>excellent great to see john and i'll ask itself is a spender in this a scorned in court. it makes sense right 3, 4, you guys do seem like you are are very adept of relaxing that's good ah you are sharing your secrets like to do yoga in the bed is goo

class of 2020 headlining that 20 class are former players coming arnett tim duncan and the late kobe bryant the trio is joined by former cleaved coach eddie sutton and former houston rockets coach john of each women's committee. catchings baylor coach kim mulkey and billy university head coach barbara stevens during the packed lakers legend kobe bryant will be inducted possibly and it will give the sports world in another chance to honor the black mamba brian spent his whole 20 year career at the los angeles lakers winning 5 n.b.a. championships and the finals n.b.a. m.v.p. award 2008 he's 18 time n.b.a. all-star and famously scored the 2nd most points in a single game in n.b.a. history of 81 the laker also won gold medal team usa basketball in 282012 joining brian on that list would be a nother teammate former san antonio spurs center tim duncan duncan spent his 19 year at the spurs earned himself if. in appearances the n.b.a. all-star he was a 5 time n.b.a. champion and earned the coveted and the finals awards 3 times and rounding out this wild group of athletes will be in none other than

. >>> five-time nba champion kobe bryant has been posthumously elected to the basketball hall of fameurth all time leading scorer in nba history passed away in late january. bryant, his 13-year-old daughterolo daughter, and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash as they traveled in southern california to a basketball tournament. the 18 time nba all star played his entire career with the lakers and was elected to the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in his first year of eligibility. bryant's induction a bittersweet moment for his family. >> it's incredible accomplishment and honor and we're extremely proud of him. we wish he was here with us to celebrate. but it's definitely the peak of his nba career and every accomplishment that he had as an athlete was a stepping stone to be here. so we're incredibly proud of him. >> kobe bryant and rest of the class of 2020 will be enshrined on august 29th in springfield, massachusetts. >>> hello, everyone. thank you so much for being with me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with a shifting strategy from the white house the admin

bryant, his daughter gianna, and seven other people died in the crash. bryant's widow has already filed a similar suit alleging the owners of the helicopter were careless and negligent. have ru out mechanical failure. >>> six people who voted in person in wisconsin during the primaries earlier this month have now tested positive for covid-19, including a poll worker n. all the cases they were reported in milwaukee where there were long lines of voters. the governor tried to postpone the election but the state's conservative supreme court overruled that decision. meantime, nearly 70% of americans are in favor of everyone voting by mail this november if the pandemic is still going strong according to a new nbc/"wall street journal" poll. president trump has recent lip said that he does not trust voting by mail. >>> hundreds of thousands of people in los angeles may have already been exposed to covid-19, testing done by usc and the county shows as much as 5.6% of adults have covid-19 antibodies in their blood. that could mean 422,000 adults had been infecte

much more on all of stories, but firstjudy bryant reports. salute to the covid warriors. the blue angels and thunderbirds paying tribute to those on the front lines on the battle against corona writers. they flew across the northeast and a —— uplifting spectacle for residents and lockdown. new york continues hit, but today a glimmer of hope. what we've seen is clearly progress. when we can start to make some of the move to open things up, but i will say it again, we are being cautious and careful and governed. it will be gathered by the facts. more than 1 million people in the us are 110w million people in the us are now known to have been infected and the emphasis is on more testing. in manhattan, people lined up at the latest facility. faster, even without the —— other states are moving faster. georgia has opened salons, gyms and some restau ra nts. salons, gyms and some restaurants. most states are making plans, even if they have no clear timeframe. it will go down to zero ultimately. you have to understand when it comes to cases, we do mu

good morning to you, john hope bryant. it's good to see you.lly struggling at this time. good to see you, john. all small businesses are struggling at this time. but what are you finding, what are you hearing from minority business owners in particular? >> well, when there's a headache, black and browns have new mexi pneumonia. it hurts more the black business because you don't have the infrastructure to finance the accounting department, the -- the back room sophistication because most of the businesses are very small, one to four employees, to be able to power through the paperwork and the constant changes of the program, as well as -- as well jingiod a. they need operation hope to be the catalyst to get into the application pool to get this money. >> so what are you doing exactly? >> we're doing credit counseling, we're helping folks to qualify for the c.a.r.e. act. we're helping businesses to qualify for the c.a.r.e. act, weelping the er people wa,o modr mortgage, modify their small business loan, modify their -- their credit cards, to rese

bryant a question? >> yes.eporter: thank you, when you started your presentation you described this as emerging result. does this mean you're study is conclusive? is there more work to do? >> we're continuing to do that. on aerosol side figures are 20% humidity. we're looking higher humidity levels. we expect would have greater impact on the virus. we're looking at other types of disinfectants. this is a, as scientific community we're continuing to study the virus to understand its characteristics. reporter: can you explain some hot spots in the u.s., hot and humid like new orleans for example? >> let me explain, if you look at coronavirus as a chain with many links, what we've done through our study, we've identified some of the weak links in that chain. that the virus transmission of the virus depends upon. we identify that heat and humidity is a weakness in that chain. we've identified that sunlight, solar light, uv rays is a weakness in the chain that doesn't take away the other activities, guidance from th

the wnba selected jenna bryant and her two teammates as honoree draftees. the three young girls along with kobe bryant were among 8 killed in a helicopter crash in january while on their way to a basketball game. >>> now playing hurt is far of the game, just pick the sport. but this former distance runner embraces it every day. >> this is my drug. this is my religion. this is my therapy. >> meet susan shuspak of marin, spends every day on the bike up hill. she has been experiences spinal pain for over a decade, so she bikes up the mountain. >> if you talk to anyone who dealing with chronic pain, it wears you down, and let me tell you, vern, there's knock i haven't tried. >> i can't imagine being able to even walk without pain, but she has to get on that bike every day, and somehow, some way, it is therapy out a effect for her. >> that's amazing. and she bikes up mount tam every day. >> no mat are whether it's rain, cold, whatever, she >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, our series races to a cure continues. we dig into the science behind hydroxychloroqui

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time for sport with our richelle thank you so much kobe bryant has received one of the highest honors in basketball a former n.b.a. superstar who died in a helicopter crash earlier this year has been inducted into the sports hall of fame brian headlines a group of 9 players who were elected into the 2020 class the american played his entire 2 decade career with the l.a. lakers before retiring in 2016 bryant was killed in january alongside his 13 year old daughter giana and 8 other people the right was regarded as one of the greatest basketball players of all time he won 5 n.b.a. championships and was an 18 time all-star he also won gold medals with team usa at the 20082012 olympics and said he was looking forward to the olympics returning to l.a. in 2028 bryant had also been racking up accolades off of the courts and 2018 his baby deer basketball won an oscar for best animated short brian is survived by his wife vanessa and 3 other daughters. accomplishment and honor and burke street me proud of him obviously we wish that he was here with guns to celebrate. but it's definitely the. ca

the late kobe bryant, who tragically passed away with eight others in a helicopter crash back in january. bryant played his entire 20 year career with the lakers winning five championships and making the all-star team 18 times. joining kobe in springfield, massachusetts -- illinois i should say, fellow five-time champion five-time mvp tim duncan, former all-star kevin garnett. the class of nine includes former head coach sutton. now with the nba season suspended, stuff kerry has more time on his hands, he was telling former teammate joel mcgee about his teaching skills to 70-year-old daughter -- seven-year-old daughter riley. >> after the class is over i'm going to dish out the paper and materials so you go sit there and do it. >> you are teaching the system. >> it out. basically, star rating. she said i'm a three-star teacher. i said that's cold. stone cold. i'm investing into your future young lady. this is how you repay me? >> oregon star sabrina nsq. today an award given to the best college player in women's basketball, the alums sport national player of the year award the season she

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. well, in the us, the danger from covid—19 seems to be highest for america's minority communities, who've been disproportionately affected. and the government here has admitted that there's emerging evidence of the same trend in the uk. the majority of front line doctors who've died in the nhs have been of black, asian or minority ethnic heritage — and new research has also found patients from these backgrounds are being disproportionately admitted to critical care units across the uk. our community affairs correspondent, rianna croxford, reports. when you can't even hug your mother, two hours after your father passes away, that pain really does affect you, it hurts you so much. this is amer awan. his father nazir died on wednesday. this is his message. if you love your loved ones, you love your parents and you love your family and friends, please stay at home. the grandfather of six was described by his family as a legend. the backbone of his community, a man who loved his city and ga

lakers legend kobe bryant with the hall and six others today. today took on a somber note, with word of bryant's note two months after his death. vanessa said the induction is a culmination of kobe's basketball career. >> obviously, we wish that we was here with us to celebrate. but it's definitely the peak of his nba career and every accomplishment that he had as an athlete was a steppingstone to be here. we're incredibly proud of him, and there's some solace in knowing that he was probably going to be a part of the 2020 hall of fame class. >> well, hey, did you see this? sports center put out a great tweet on this. a little two on two volleyball action. some great athletic ability. the focus, the jumping. how great is this? that's why they call it man's best friend indeed, one of the best videos of the day. a dog playing volleyball. >> the dog plays better volleyball than i do, that's for sure. pretty precious. >> ahd, icocpa htory. eveso we can stillg a answer your calls. now. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fas

. >>> lakers legend kobe bryant has been posthumously elec the hall of fame his wife vanessa bryant and her eldest daughter natalia appeared on cnn after the announcement. >> obviously we wish he was here with us to celebrate, but it's definitely the peak of his nba career >> kobe joins tim duncan and six others in the 2020 class. >>> let's get a check of your weather with janessa webb. >> we have a storm system coming out of the midwest that will produce a few showers. really great weather across the northeast to the south we're well above average temperature wise we're talking about 50 degrees right now in new york city we're sitting in the lower 60s this morning across the south. this is that warm front i'm talking about. it will cause light showers through th area. plenty of sunshine throughout the day from washington, new york city to boston as well. the storm front starts to lift by tomorrow. that will produce sunny skies. it will transition into a lot more kansas city we're sitting in the lower 70s in new york city daytime highs are very warm and mild today in the lower 60s. so a

bryant, of course, was killed in that helicopter crash in january.eland, i don't think there was any question that kobe bryant was going to be inducted into the hall of fame. now it's official. leland: hall of fame not only as a basketball player, but how he lived his life as well. moving on now, late friday night president trump told congress he's firing the inspector general of the intelligence community, the same person who told congress about the ukraine whistleblower complaint, which is why democrats are crying foul about the firing and the timing as well. hi, garrett. >> this was a big friday night firing. as you mentioned, michael add k kin-- atkinson was the first to tell about the whistleblower and ultimately head to impeachment. and atkinson got a lot of criticism from republicans and for refusing to identify the whistleblower. and the ig was investigated by g.o.p. members of the intel committee over it. president trump nominated atkinson, a 16-year veteran of the justice department to be the chief watchdog of the nation's spy agencies in 2

bryant, his daughter, and seven others died in a helicopter crash in late january.lso going in, san antonio spurs legend tim duncan. the induction ceremony is scheduled for the end of august. >>> that's a look at sports. more news after the break. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critical issues as they arise. ♪ go to xfinity.com/prepare. thank you. and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>> before we go tonight, we wanted to say thank you to eacd strong. it aired tonight here on nbc bay area at 7:00. in all, we raised an incredible $217,000 tonight, and that was just fro

y that moment has nick bryant, bbc news, new york.ra: for more on the situation he in new yor and across the country, i'm joined by dr. forme director of the centers for disease control and prevention. c.e.o. of resolved to save lives. heanks so much for being with us. in new york city the death toll is more than 10,000. that's more than died in italy. what is your reaction to the scale of this tragedy? it's jus heart-rending. i live in new york city. i was born here. i was health commissioner here under mike bloomberg for nearly eight years. i did m myical training here. and all day and all night we hear the sirens. and more than 10,000 dead. and in addition, at least 3,000 deaths more than at previous times that are not now known to be those could have been people who didn't come in for care or who had other concerns. the overall -- there are overall more covid deaths. the tragedy is almost inconceivable. rison. you a c that's 10,000 deaths in about two months.du re the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic, there n estimated 30,000 deaths i

bryant played his entire 20-year career with the lakers winning five championship championships.ning kobe is tim duncan here. kevin garnett also part of thisass . curry has more time on his hands. he was telling javale mcgee about his teaching gig. >> after crash is over, i'm the one that's gotta sit there and dish identity the paper and all the materials. >> wow. >> she'd i'm a three-star teacher. i said dang, that's cold. >> disrespect. >> i'm investing into your future, young lady. this is how you repay me? >> from three-star >>> sabrina yonz won the may smith award given to i basketball. she led the ducks to a 31 and 2 record. >>> the shelter-in-place limits the house already. the rain today made it worse. i have three boy who have to get their energy out. today was the day. the glen boys vers old man challenge. at the pullup bar. edited for time and television. minimum of ten, okay? no problem for zach, my 21 years old. these guys handled it easy. this is jake. he's 19. slowly got it done. and then my 15-year-old, nicky, reminded me that he had just done 20. and then, dad. >

bryant and who teammates were honorary draftees the three young girls along with kobe bryant were among 8 killed in a helicopter crash in january while on their way to a basketball game. >>> let's look back. that is barry bonds on this date in 2001. he took dodger's terry adams deep for the 500th home run. the one shot, 73 home runs he hit that season. he finishes his career in 2007 as the home run king at 762. playing hurt is part of the game. pick the sport. this is former distance runner does it all of the time and insists on it. >> this is my drug. this is my religion, this is my therapy. >> that is susan. spends every day on the bike uphill. the only thing that gives her comfort. she has been battling for at least a decade. she bikes up the elevation over 2500. >> it is the one thing that i can do where i am not in pain. if you talk to anyone who deals with chronic pain t wears you down. let me tell you, vern, there is nothing that i have not tried. >> only thing that did not work out for her, her bike helmet that broke just before the camera was rolling. one of those deals where,

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.een a leaked letter sent by leading social care officials which is highly criticial of the government's handling of the pandemic. the association of directors of adult social services tells ministers they have presided over a "shambolic" supply chain for personal protective equipment and says it's "shameful" that three quarters of a million nhs volunteers have been left with nothing to do. britain's death toll of nearly 13,000 fatalities doesn't include those who have passed away in care homes. now the government has promised action including a new testing regime for both residents and staff. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, reports it was his lifetime ambition, and graham achieved it last november. co—piloting a plane — a gift from his family. at 77, he was still very active. he recently went to hospital with cancer. the family assumed graham would come back home, but he never returned, having contracted covid—19. his grandson's wife emma, who herself now has coronavirus, spoke of their s

now an outbreak at the city's largest homeless shelter multi-service center self at 5th and bryant. >>we have identified 70 people 68 members of the shelter as well as 2 staff members who have tested positive for covid-19. >>public health director doctor grant colfax says the first 2 cases were confirmed sunday night. those 2 were moved to hotels for isolation. >>currently. my department is conducting a mass testing strategy at msc south testing all gassed and staff for covid-19 whether they are showing symptoms are not. again as of this morning. dph had tested a 140 for guests and staff. of these 60 cast and to step and to staff have tested positive for covid-19. at this point. none of these people are seriously ill. former guest. of the shelter is in the hospital. >>typically this place can house up to 340 people on any given night. but city officials say their efforts to increase social distancing by spreading out shelter residents to other locations has made an impact as of last night. >>there were only a 100 residents in the shelter which has provided us with the flexibility to

luckily no one was hurt. >>> new details in the crash of kobe bryant. a wrongful death suit has been filed. bryant's widow has filed a similar suit alleging the owners of the helicopter were careless and negligent. ntsb investigators have ruled out mechanical failure. >>> six people who voted in person in wisconsin primary this month tested positive for covid-19 including a poll worker. all the cases were reported in milwaukee. this is where there were long lines for those voters. they tried to postpone but the decision was overruled. nearly 70% of americans are in favor of everyone voting by mail this november if that pandemic is still going strong according to a new nbc/"wall street journal" poll. president trump has recently said he does not trust voting by mail. >>> hundreds of thousands in los angeles may have been exposed to coronavi as much as 5.6% of adults have covid-19 antibodies in their blood. that could mean 422,000 adults have been infected. the county, however, is reporting fewer than 8,000 confirmed cases. >> more protests are planned ag

ttle but nessel bryant filed her own lawsuit back in february on the y of kobe and gianna's meorialhe california public utilities commission issued a proposal today that would pose almost billion inpenalties against pg need this would e the largest penalty ever assessed by the commission. >>the penalty would be forthe utility company's role in th 20 2018 firestorms e new penalty comes as new evence was presented that showed pervasive violations and unprecedented ha including loss of life that resulted fromthe wildfires. the proposal ll be voted on by the commission on may th. >>well mark carbon to talk about this a little earlier we don't even know whether the nfl season will start as scheduled this year, but one day has not changed the nfl draft begins on thursday kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney expect from the forty-niners in a typical offseason the forty-niners preparatn for the nfl draft remains cle to business as usual. >>at a virtual pre draft session on monday gm, john lynch saidit's all about making the most of the team, 7 picks that includes possible draft day trades we

now an outbreak at the city's largest homeless shelter multi-service center self at 5th and bryant. we have identified. >>70 people 68 members of the shelter as well as 2 staff members who have tested positive for covid-19. typically this place can house up to 340 people but efforts by the city to increase social distancing by spreading out shelter residents to other locations. >>made it so as of thursday shelter public health director doctor grant colfax says the first 2 cases were confirmed sunday night. those 2 were moved to hotels for isolation and then on wednesday all shelter guests were tested. >>currently. my department is conducting a mass testing strategy at msc south. testing all gassed and staff for covid-19 whether they are showing symptoms are not. again as of this morning. dph had tested a 140 for guests and staff. of these 60 cast and to step and to staff have tested positive for covid-19. at this point. none of these people are seriously ill. former guest. of the shelter is in the hospital. >>and that was dan kerman reporting a san francisco supervisor matt haney is

garlique >>> a new tribute now to kobe bryant's network elevate women sports and his daughter's dreams are recognized too. >> the wnba draft was night. the league used that moment to honor kobe, gigi, her two teammates who also died in that helicopter crash. talk to us what that was like. >> yeah. powerful moment really to start this all off. good morning to you both. but in this event that's celebrating the future of the wnba, the league using this moment to celebrate futures unfulfilled, making gigi bryant along with her team nats alice anesthesia all to betty and chester honorary draft picks. they will honor those who helped grow women's basketball. now minutes after this, oregon superstar, one of the most dominant players one overall by the new york liberty. kobe was a mentor whose legacy she wants to carry on. >> he would be happy and proud and he's looking down smiling on mean all of us right now. so just super proud and happy to be able to be a professional and it's something that, you know, we train for and talked about for a longtime. i'm just happy to take on that into my nex

kobe bryant scored 60 points in his final game in the nba.was 37 years old, and 2000 teen, 20 years in the nba. what a way to go out. 60 point in his final game against the utah jazz. all right, got a little time, in case you missed it over the weekend, some fun stuff, people keeping themselves occupied, indoors, with some trick golf shots. this is kind of cute, this kid is only six years old, from the united kingdom. leo, that is a nice trick shot, right into the cup, on top of his head, just like the king of golf. can you believe it? the masters would have been this past weekend, to. here is the new masters kane. >>> tonight, everyone. ohh! (laughs) cooking with gas. and they're both single, fellas. come on, guys. can't we just have one day where we respect and support one another? hello, family. (chuckles) there was an incident this morning at our annual neighborhood block party. cam usually provides the entertainment at these things, but he had lily's birthday party, so phil volunteered. who needs a fizbo if you can have a philbo? what?!

bryant, his daughter, and seven others died in a helicopter crash in late january.lso going in, san antonio spurs legend tim duncan and kevin garnett, who won a title with the boston celtics. the induction ceremony is scheduled for the end of august. >>> the nba is helping to protect those in the fight against the coronavirus. the new york knicks, brooklyn nets, and china's consul general are teaming up with the league to give 1 million surgical masks for new york's essential workers. new york governor andrew cuomo tweeted, new york thanks you. we are beyond grateful for this gift of critically needed personal protective equipment. >>> and we could be headed for a tiger versus phil rematch. reports say the two golfing greats are in talks for another head to head showdown. mickelson won the first one two years ago. this time they'll be paired with two future hall of fame quarterbacks, peyton manning and tom brady. brady and mickleson will pair today while manning and woods will play together. if the match happens, it could take place in may and the money raised will

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. at his daily coronavirus briefing, donald trump celebrated the fact the us has now carried out over 2 million tests. that's more in raw numbers than any other country, however mr trump does say he won't guarantee that the us will establish a nationwide testing system. we want to have it and we're going to see if we have it. do you need it? no. is it a nice thing do? yes. we're talking about 325 million people, and that's not going to happen, as you can imagine, and it wouldn't happen with anyone else either. other countries do it, but they do it in a limited form. we will probably be the leader of the pack. david willis is our north america correspondent. he took a look at the virus‘s economic impact and how president trump responded. those jobless figures reveal the devastating impact that the coronavirus has had on the world's largest economy. 6.6 million people have lost theirjobs in the last week, on top of the 10 million americans who lost their jobs in the previous fortnight. no

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.executive editor of the columbia journalism review. hejoins us now. i believe from new york. why are you staying in the city when it is so dangerous? well, many of my friends have departed for country houses but i do not have one. and in any case i am glad, ina have one. and in any case i am glad, in a way, to be here. i feel it is important as a citizen to, in solidarity with my love at city which is great in so many ways yet is at the heart of this pandemic and even though one feels help with, you stay in all day and you bang your pants and clap at seven o'clock as you just heard but i feel somehow i have to help the city model through. we were here for 911, i was here for the financial crisis. when this started i thought there was no way this could be worse than either but it is proving that way. 800 citizens a day dying, it is just gruelling but i am glad to be here. can you try and come to terms with why new york has been so badly hit? i've been thinking about that a lot. i will w

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.f the uk's coronavirus outbreak is becoming clearer. latest figures combine, for the first time, the total number of deaths in hospitals with those in care homes and the wider community. they showjust over 26,000 people have died so far, a surge of more than four—thousand recorded deaths compared with the previous day. most of the newly—announced fatalities have come from care homes, where there are growing concerns that the number of cases is continuing to rise. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, explains the implications. happier times for betty, celebrating her 97th birthday. she's now in critical care in hospital with coronavirus. her daughter, andrea, says she picked up the virus in a nursing home and testing at an earlier stage for residents and staff might have kept her safe. i think it's a bit late. i think that coronavirus, if the truth be known, is endemic in our nursing homes, and the people that are going to suffer the most are the elderly and the vulnerable. not to mention the s

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. let's speak to our north america correspondent david willis.urselves that behind the figures the impacts are going to get worse? the world 's largest economy is in freefall and bear in mind that the first quarter of gdp figure reflects about three weeks of the pandemic lockdown, meaning the second—quarterfigures pandemic lockdown, meaning the second—quarter figures are likely to be much, much worse. the fear of some here is this good front some states to reopen their economies early, with all the attendant risks that potentially entail in the hope of boosting employment. we have sent 26 million people filing unemployment claims in the last five weeks alone. some economists warn even that will not be enough to return this economy to pre— pandemic levels anytime soon. that, they say, could take years. it is a real dilemma, whatever your politics, trying to chart a path through economic and health disaster. talking of politicians, we will seek congress prevailed upon to pass another stimulus plan. there have been four so far, totally 3 trillion do

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.th toll of nearly 13,000 fatalities doesn't include those who have passed away in care homes. and anger has been growing at the government's lack of action with charities warning the virus was "running wild" through the care sector. now the government has promised action including a new testing regime for both residents and staff. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. it was his lifetime ambition, and graham achieved it last november. co—piloting a plane — a gift from his family. at 77, he was still very active. he recently went to hospital with cancer. the family assumed graham would come back home, but he never returned, having contracted covid—19. his grandson's wife emma, who herself now has coronavirus, spoke of their sadness and frustration. no—one was there to hold his hand, and it's not a way you want to go. 0nly ten people can go to the funeral, and we have a big family, so we can't go. and he can't get the send—off he truly deserves. finding a way out of the coronavirus crisis

first nick bryant in new york on the latest signs of how the pandemic is impacting the world's biggestnomy. new york is a city caught between dread and desire. desperate to open up after six weeks in lockdown, but fearful of the fatal consequences of doing so too soon. a new york without new yorkers has hammered the economy. its tourism and hospitality sectors have also been decimated. wall street, america's financial hub, fears the onset of another great depression. but even though the city has passed the peak of its outbreak, the density of its population makes it especially hazardous to quickly open up. that covid conundrum. it's...| can't even wrap my head around it. it's incredible. steve ma rga rella owns a road—building firm in staten island, which he fears will be bankrupt byjune. he's a trump supporter, who believes the democrats who run new york are being too cautious. if i'm not working and this economy's not opened up, and these fear—mongers don't back off, where they've got everybody scared to death, we all go out of business. steve, it's a vicious virus, i've had it mysel

star kobe bryant have now joined kobe's widow in filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the company that owned and operated the aircraft the suits were filed on sunday in los angeles superior court the lawsuits come 2 months after vanessa bryant sued island express helicopters incorporated for the death of her husband and 13 year old daughter giana. now much of the world may still be on lockdown but there is one place that isn't won't that space in fact nasa and space x. have announced may 27th will now be the day to resume astronaut launches from right here in the u.s. together they plan to send 2 astronauts to the international space station for the past 9 years the u.s. space agency relied on russia to help launch astronauts into space and return them safely to earth. all right let's head over to regina ham at the sports h.q. regina olympic hopefuls are having to get creative with their training since most of them are stuck at home like you me i know we talked a great c.f.o. he's kind of going to the gym and running so that's what they have to do because many athletes are trying

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.resident moon jae—in‘s governing party in south korea has won an unprecedented landside in parliamentary elections which were the first to be held amid the coronavirus pandemic. their country's so far successful fight against covid—19 was put out the centre of the election. the daily infections are down from a peak of 900 today in late february two under 30 new cases a day. millions turned out to cast their ballot in masks, using hand sanitizer and wearing plastic gloves. the bbc has seen a leaked letter, sent by leading social care officials, which is highly critical of the government's handling of the pandemic. the association of directors of adult social services tells ministers they have presided over a "shambolic" supply chain for personal protective equipment and says it's "shameful" that three quarters of a million nhs volunteers have been left with nothing to do. britain's death toll of nearly 13,000 fatalities doesn't include those who have passed away in care homes. now the g

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. world health organisation has said he regrets president trump's decision to suspend funding from the us. it came after mr trump accused the who of abetting china in a cover—up and of mishandling the pandemic. the who head said his organisation would work with its partners to fill any resulting financial gaps. covid—19 does not discriminate between rich nations and poor, large nations and small. it does not discriminate between nationalities, ethnicities or ideologies. neither do we. this is a time for all of us to be united in our common struggle against a common threat. a dangerous enemy. when we are divided, the virus exploits the cracks between us. let's speak to our north america correspondent david willis. let's start with the who, david, because something of a router now split on party lines about whether mr trump actually has the authority to actually cancel this unilaterally. yes, indeed and he suggested being from the administration that those funds will go into other sort of