kobe bryant. today, we're post #metoo now. i can't imagine so soon after a sexual assault allegation that anyone would be honoring anybody for anything. it's an honor to be your choice male athlete of the year. that audience-- i mean, they are in love with him. they are like, this is our hero. it's as though nothing has happened. thanks for your support. thanks for your prayers. thank you. people are emotionally attached to athletes. there's a bond that is there. you know that person. that person comes into your house, like he's a part of your family. you see them over weeks, and weeks, and weeks on a regular basis. kobe. kobe. if you looked at his wife and wondered how could she stand by him like that, well, you're not alone. reports say that bryant gave his wife a $4 million, eight-carat, purple diamond ring. you better get your damn hands off me before i break it like a chopstick. it was widely parodied. and i got you another one of these. let's go. put it on. it was obvious why he gave her the ring. but timing, it wasn't a

very trying day for one kobe bryant.as sweetly. >> as. >> it possibly could. >> you hear the announcers soft pedaling the nature of what kept him away from the basketball court. >> what a way to end. >> kobe's day. >> they're framing it in a way that makes it seem as if this is another piece of adversity for him to overcome, instead of a situation in which he is alleged to have done a reprehensible thing. that's a really tricky dance. >> the nba's position was, we're going to let things play out in the legal system, and then we'll take the appropriate action. >> i would go to the games during the middle of the case. the crowds were still yelling, kobe! kobe. kobe. he was the star. >> this is. >> truly a wonderful. >> great day in los angeles. >> laker history. i'm here. >> today to. >> announce the signing. >> of kobe. >> bryant to a long term contract with the los angeles. >> lakers. >> so they had no problem signing him to a 100 and something million dollar contract. seven years. if they had any reservation about him b

one night in 2022, i found myself at a property owned by patrick bryant and bryant must graves on the aisle of palms. business partners patrick bryant and eric bowman were both there. i was served two small vodka sodas like this glass here, like anyone would have at their neighborhood restaurant. a short time later, i blacked out. i have never blacked out after having a vodka soda or any adult beverage ever in my life. it's never happened. but i know who has. the women raped on those tapes that i saw. the women raped that i spoke to over the course of the last year. the stories of these women were all too familiar. now i know why. my memories of that night are just flashes in and out of the dark, flashes in and out of the night. i was raped that night. was it patrick bryant? i don't know. but i was raped. i believe that they purposefully incapacitated me. was anyone else there and was it filmed or sold on the dark web? i have no idea. but i know what these men do to their victims. i learned firsthand about the weaponization of government going through this trauma because i met it head

bryant? i had my right hand like this. and my other hand like that woman. >> he wasn't choking me enough that i couldn't breathe, just choking me to the point that i was scared. detective doug winters, are you telling him anything at this point now? woman. at this point, i was just kind of scared, and i said no a few times. detective doug winters, how loud did you say no? woman. about as loud as i'm saying it now, detective doug winters. did he hear you? woman. yes, he did, detective doug winters. how did you know he heard you? woman. because every time i said no, he tightened his hold around me. >> detective lloyd asks, how hard were you holding her? mr. bryant says, i don't know. my hands are strong. i don't know, woman. >> and then you would lean his face real close to me and ask me questions. detective doug winters, what would he ask you? you're not going to tell anybody, right? >> the last thing you think is someone's going to pass away. >> everybody watched him become this force. >> none of us is perfect. >> kobe liv

[inaudible] 33 kobe bryant.ly being recruited by every college there was. there was a change in atmosphere when i came back to watch kobe, his senior year. kobe has captured the hearts of fans all across america. kobe! kobe! every game, the crowd grew larger and larger. and in each one, kobe rose to the challenge. [inaudible] number 33, kobe bryant. every game was sold out. [inaudible] number 33, kobe bryant. the hype was overwhelming. i just thought i was going to go in, have a great senior year and play basketball, have a good time, win some games. i really didn't expect all the hype that came along with it. but i'm enjoying it. i'm having a good time. [inaudible] number 33, kobe bryant. and kobe bryant. yo, yo, that's a-- you're my idol. remember me when you're in the nba. now, he's getting his own identity as a person. and now, people come up to me, “hey, that's kobe's dad.” and i'm like saying, hey. [laughs] we will call the action for you as it happens here tonight in the piaa boys quad a state championshi

father jellybean joe bryant son. kobe embracing. >> we still gonna love you. >> you cannot have a starker contrast than kobe and his father in 2000. and kobe in the locker room stall by himself in 2001. they had a shared dream. >> this was the moment that they had been planning forever for their baby son. >> he's the guy that i idolized. >> and his father's not there to share it with him. their relationship would never be the same again. >> but he just wouldn't stop. >> now, y'all. >> until he got what he wanted, he used that determination to win. >> how about those lakers? three peat, baby? three peat. bang! >> lakers win their 14th nba championship. >> you know who you rocking with? >> i felt like a champ. three time champ. you never come with the best. >> yes, better than the rest. all i do is win. so i tend to say less. except when i come through the flesh. you now rocking with the best. >> the 2002 season. the lakers are a juggernaut. they sweep the series to win a third consecutive championship. >> so they were

a congrats in order for kobe bryant. kobe's wife, vanessa, gave birth to a girl this week, and she shares a name with her dad, capri kobe bryant. when i saw him in 2019, i'm like, you look so happy, like really happy. he's like, i am so happy. the last week of january. sunday morning we're going to see more clouds and cooler air moving in. dense fog advisories now issued through tomorrow morning. and then the last thing you think is someone's going to pass away. l.a. county fire department. i just heard a helicopter go over me. it went over my head. it's thick in clouds. and then i just-- i heard a pop, and it immediately stopped. i'm getting text messages, phone is ringing, and i'm like, i don't know what you're talking about. there are some people that you feel are invincible. and i felt like kobe bryant was invincible. breaking news to bring you out of california. los angeles county fire department just briefed reporters. we received a call of an aircraft down. this was a helicopter. we just know that it's multiple fa

kobe bryant. it's like one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. >> how do. >> you channel the villain to unleash the hero? how do you use darkness to create greatness? >> we are all mourning. >> the loss of a legend tonight. >> people who. >> may never even know what a buzzsaw looks like felt this presence. >> it started. >> with joe and it started with pam. they're making sure that kobe is able to live the dream. >> we need to tell. >> that story of of. >> kobe bryant and his family before. to really understand who this guy really was. >> i saw kobe. at 1516. he took two classes from me. english two and speaking arts. as a senior. >> two speaking arts. i'm about to give a full presentation for 2.5 minutes. three minutes. >> he's just very quiet. >> and very. >> self-possessed. >> and he was doofy. >> done done done done. >> he was dear and he was doofy. >> i remind a lot of people. people such as magic johnson, michael jordan, emmitt smith with the two people that i admire the most a

uh, kobe bryant. i have decided to skip college and take my talents to the nba. >> i want to be the. >> greatest player that i could possibly become. >> he was. >> fearless. >> his intensity. >> was unmistakable and. >> uncontrollable for. >> him. >> it was a bumpy. >> road. >> kobe bryant has been accused of sexual assault. >> to reinvent himself. >> the way he did. >> 20 years. >> five nba championships. >> 17 all-star selections. >> a league. >> mvp award and two. >> olympic golds. kobe bryant. >> it's like one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. >> how do. >> you channel the villain to unleash the. >> hero? >> how do you use. >> darkness to. create greatness? >> we are all. >> mourning the. >> loss of. >> a legend tonight. >> people who. >> may never. >> even know what a baseball looks like felt this presence. >> it started with joe. and it started with. >> pam. >> they're making. >> sure that kobe is able to live the dream. >> we need to tell that story. of of kobe bryant and his fa

one night in 2022, i found myself at a property owned by patrick bryant and bryant must graves on the aisle of palms. business partners patrick bryant and eric bowman were both there. i was served two small vodka sodas like this glass here, like anyone would have at their neighborhood restaurant. a short time later, i blacked out. i have never blacked out after having a vodka soda or any adult beverage ever in my life. it's never happened. but i know who has. the women raped on those tapes that i saw. the women raped that i spoke to over the course of the last year. the stories of these women were all too familiar. now i know why. my memories of that night are just flashes in and out of the dark, flashes in and out of the night. i was raped that night. was it patrick bryant? i don't know. but i was raped. i believe that they purposefully incapacitated me. was anyone else there and was it filmed or sold on the dark web? i have no idea. but i know what these men do to their victims. i learned firsthand about the weaponization of government going through this trauma because i met it head

bryant had a message for families. even rarely an inflammation of the brain. and pediatricians are reporting cases of that across the u.s. >> that was janet shamlian in south bend, indiana. stay with us. stay with us. introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. eroxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. gum problems could be the start of a domino effect parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. >>> well, the philadelphia eagles beat the kansas city chiefs in super bowl lix spelled the end of the nfl season. but it's never too early to focus on next year, especially when you're an undersized kicker on a championship team. david begnaud explains. >> reporter: this was the photo that grabbed our attention. two mississippi high school football pla

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kris bryant told us last week there were 3,000 flu cases. how does this flu season compare to previous years? >> it's certainly worse. we are seeing extraordinarily high numbers of kids test positive for flu. it's worrisome. >> reporter: across the country, there have been more than 24 million flu cases this season. that's almost 10% more than this time last year. fewer are dying, but flu-related hospital visits are up almost 25%. in kentucky, teachers sanitize classrooms. schools in jefferson county went to remote learning, and schools in bullitt county, a half-hour south of louisville, have been closed since wednesday to try to stop the spread. the percentage of children getting the flu vaccine is the lowest in six years. the cdc reports this year fewer than half have been vaccinated. do you think that vaccine hesitancy plays into some of these low rates? >> i suspect vaccine hesitancy does play a role, as well. >> reporter: we also met kasie hoover. she's a pediatric nurse and mom. when her daughter's symptoms turned serious, she grabbed

bryant says in a statement, "i categorically deny these allegations.h any cessary legal processes to clear my name." mace displayed a poster of bryant and three business sociates, who she also accuses of preying on women for concealing those images. >> i rise today to call out the cowards who think they can pray women and get away with it. deborah: the south carolina law enforcement division confirms they are investigating mace's allegations against her ance. the other three men also deny any wrongdoing. per bowl lix went exactly taylor swift's best day ever. she was booed by eagles fans, at her boyfriend's team lost the big game. so it is probably no surprise that she was not in the mood to be photographed on her way home. >> taylor swift was in no mood for attention after her brutal night at the super bowl. she left new orleans on a private jet, shielded by a canopy of umbrellas. count them. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. the only thing visible, her red loafers and jeans. jimmy kimmel is coming to taylor's defense after she was booed. a del

. >> it's been five years since the tragic death of kobe bryant. tonight, the new cnn original series kobe the making of a legend continues. cnn's bill weir has a preview. >> reporter. >> ladies and gentlemen, the. >> next. >> man i'm going to introduce has it all. youthfulness. talent. got lots of money. about to get married. come on up, kobe. >> long before the five nba title parades, the mvp awards and olympic gold usa is back on top. >> this is what. >> it's all about. los angeles fell in love with this kid at first sight. his dad, jellybean bryant, was an nba first rounder and journeyman pro who played and coached around the world. so on courts from italy to philly, the prodigy dribbled and dreamed of being better than dad and everyone else. >> i was in the airport on my way up here and people come up to me and say, hey, do you play basketball? and i said, yeah, i play basketball. and they say, well, what team do you play for? i'm used to saying, lower merion high school. so i'm there. i'm like, well, i play for the lower merion high. no. you

and that happened on 24th and bryant streets last month. saw the victim and the other man get into an argument that became physical and then hit the other guy with a pipe. the victim made a post on x about it, saying that the attack was completely random. san francisco mayor daniel lurie, name public safety. his number one priority on saturday. we have an interview with the re-elected sheriff paul miyamoto on what he is doing. >> you know, we've had our operation safe streets going out for a few years. we've been focused and drug market areas identified in our work with the mac. we're now expanding that out into other the mayor has been interested in creating a welcome quarter for business for tourists. we're also working on 6th street in our efforts. it's really just trying to get out there. and one thing about enforcement efforts, it's not just about arresting people. it's also about getting people help getting people housing, people to services and so that's why it's a collaborative effort to make sure people don't think that we're just

it recounts the moment when kobe bryant suddenly retired from the nba and details his life outside ofasketball. joining us right now is sports journalist scoop jackson. you first met kobe scoop when you when he was just 17, right? so i'm wondering what characteristics do you think were consistent with him throughout throughout the years? >> i think his. >> belief in. >> himself. >> he had an early. >> belief in himself. >> and his ability to play. >> um, there were a lot of people that were in high school at the time and in college that we thought, you know, may come out in the draft that he came out in that we thought would be special. um, we knew kobe was going to be all right, but if anybody sat there and told you that they saw him coming and becoming what he became, they'd be lying to you. but that's the one thing is that at 17, he had the confidence that you rarely, rarely see in grown men. but he had it at 17, so. >> wow. you knew he was going to be great, but you didn't realize. you know how great it sounds like. that's what you're saying. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah, we didn't k

it is a kobe bryant tribute called mamba spirit. year of the snake mural. back here live now, there will be a grand finale fireworks show here at union square, and organizers suggest that you get here early. they're saying maybe as early as three. definitely no later than four, because there's going to be so much traffic in the area. as you can imagine, with both the nba all-star weekend events and the parade. and they say, bundle up, it's going to be cold. that's the latest live here at union square. suzanne phan back to you. >> great, suzanne, thanks a lot of fun. a lot of traffic, but a lot more fun. of course, several streets will be closed and bus routes are altered in chinatown and around the chase center because of these two big events. here's a look at the parade route, which starts on market street, goes around union square, ending at kearny and columbus. expect delays and you should plan alternate routes. >> the nba all-star festivities are already underway on both sides of the bay with the celebrity game, as well as some of the league's brightest

let's ask jeremy bryant.folio manager at gradient investments, and scott nations is president at nation's indexes. jeremy, you got any i know apple must have alphabet must be at least a near-term disappointment. what are you doing here with the shares? >> oh, we're. >> not. >> we're not selling a dime. in fact, we'd be likely to be buying more. you know, i. >> know that. >> there was. >> a little. >> bit of disappointment with regard. >> to the cloud spend. >> and the cloud revenue that came. >> in. >> and the capex number was. >> certainly bigger. >> than we anticipated. >> i didn't. >> think they would. >> up zuckerberg. >> from 65 to go. >> to. >> 75 billion. >> but, you. >> know, from the side. >> of what, we're actually in this. >> stock for, nothing changed. so from our side this is getting a little bit cheaper. it's already been a relatively cheap stock compared to its other universe. we like this name. we're not we're not trading. >> a share. >> right now. >> scott, what would you add on that. >> well

jewell loyd, kobe bryant said. >> you're the gold mamba. >> diana taurasi. >> you're the white mamba. >> yeah. if they put that villain. >> label on, you. >> don't run. from it. >> embrace it. >> and turn. >> it into being a hero. >> i still. >> don't. yeah. >> if you watched. >> how he had transformed. >> once he stopped. playing basketball

kobe bryant, not just one of the greatest basketball players of all time. in the final episode of kobe the making of a legend. it explores his life as the ultimate girl dad and as an oscar winning storyteller. here's a preview. >> the year., like the. >> wnba. orange hoodies first came out. >> kobe is. >> the first that. >> i can. remember wearing the hoodie. >> sitting courtside. >> once they saw his. >> focus on wanting. women's basketball. to to grow, they wanted his mentorship and. >> he was more than willing. >> i think there were a couple players that could play. >> in the. >> nba right now, honestly. >> i mean, there's a lot of players that have a lot of skill that can do it. >> you know. >> training with. >> players like. sabrina napheesa. >> collier. >> jewell loyd, kobe bryant said, you're the gold mamba, diana taurasi, oh, you're the white mamba. >> yeah. if they. >> put that villain label. >> on you, don't. run from it. embrace it and. >> turn it into being a. >> hero. i still. >> don't yeah. >> we watched. >> how he had transformed once he stop

that tomorrow is the final installment of cnn's kobe the making of a legend, which explores kobe bryant's life after basketball off the court and his role as the ultimate girl dad. here's a preview. >> the year, like the wnba. orange hoodies. first came out. kobe is the first that i can. remember wearing the hoodie sitting courtside. >> once i saw his focus on wanting women's basketball to to grow, they wanted his mentorship and he was more than willing. >> i think there were a couple players that could play in the nba right now, honestly. i mean, there's a lot of players that have a lot of skill that can do it. >> you know, training with. players like sabrina napheesa collier, jewell loyd, kobe bryant said, you're the gold mamba, diana taurasi, you're the white mamba. >> yeah. if they put that villain label on, you don't run from it. embrace it and turn it into. >> being the hero. >> i still don't. >> if he watched. >> how he had transformed once he stopped playing basketball you know, he's about to really be a whole 'nother person. >> and you can catch kobe. the making of a legend. tomo

crash, is like what happened in the kobe bryant crash. you get in the clouds, you cannot tell up from down. and if he saw himself going too fast somehow, he may have pulled back on the yoke, broke something off the plane and a piece of the tail, a piece of the aileron and you've got an uncontrollable aircraft and it is going to dive to earth the way this one did. >> sean: if we go to the jfk crash, that was a case where he was not as instrument trained for a flight that he was taking and even his own instructor wanted to fly with him on that flight. and what people don't know about spatial disorientation with what happens is you are flying, you don't see the coast and you just see black and you have the feeling that you are flying the aircraft straight and you have every five or of your being believing that. and once you are instrument trained, you were taught to ignore your own feelings and let the instruments override those feelings. that is something that has to be practiced at a very high level for a long time to be able to transcend

. >> reporter: bryant, who mace was engaged to until 2023, vehemently denied her claims. i deny these allegations. i take this matter seriously and will cooperate fully with any necessary legal processes to clear my name. the other men named by mace forcefully denied the allegations and called them untrue. mace also attacked south carolina attorney general wilson. >> there were deliberate delays in an investigation in what i turned over. >> reporter: wilson, who could be a political rival of mace, said the congresswoman has her facts wrwrong. >> she never voiced any concern about her case. had she raised any concerns, i would have been shocked. i was unaware that she had a case being investigated. >> reporter: by giving her speech on the house floor, mace has latitude under the constitution's speech and debate clause. which protects member's comments from lawsuits. those comments need to be part of legitimate legislative activity. mace argued the allegations were part of her rationale for bills related to the protection of women. a source with direct knowledge says she co

estuvo kobe bryant también, pero era básicamente una época de resurgimiento de la nba, cosa que ahoran a su nueva flamante estrella. a partir de hoy, jürgen damm, el ex seleccionado nacional, es jugador de los oakland roots y nosotros hablamos en exclusiva con jürgen damm a su llegada. aquí una probadita de lo que va a poder escuchar. sí, antes que nada, un saludo a todos y muy contento, la verdad. ya, ya tuve la oportunidad de conocer un poquito las zonas donde, pues donde entrenamos, donde viviríamos y la verdad es que me ha gustado mucho. siempre he sido un un creyente de que la cultura acá en estados unidos es muy padre, es muy bonita y muy contento. mi familia y yo todos con esta nueva oportunidad, este nuevo reto acá en estados unidos y ojalá dios quiera pueda hacer las cosas muy bien y continuar mucho tiempo por acá. bueno, juego de estrellas de la nba, golden state warriors, chicharito hernández y también la palabra de jürgen damm. vale la pena quedarse para la misión de las 11. además de nuestra información, mucho deporte. así es como siempre nosotros aquí. primero contigo en

, lin shined, sparking a seven game winning streak in which he beat the lakers and outscored kobe bryant. that was the start of what became known as linsanity. joining us live now from an event at the asian art museum in san francisco, the one and only jeremy lin. hi, jeremy. >> hello. how are you? >> good, good. it's great to see you. and i guess since you live in play in taiwan right now, it's. welcome back. welcome home. >> thank you, i appreciate it. it's definitely good to be home. >> i know, and you have so many friends and relatives here, but you're here for nba all-star weekend, right? so what are you doing right now at the asian art museum? >> we're about to have the first ever nba and aapi all-star reception, which i'm very excited about a lot of. yeah, just a lot of community leaders, a lot of people out here supporting. and the representation that we have is a first ever. so i'm very excited. >> that is really exciting. i got to ask you, i know you have a full calendar of events for all star weekend. do fans have a chance to meet you? >> yeah, i'm going to be able to. i have

it hapkened on 24th and bryant streets just last month, a witness told officers the victim and suspect got into an argument that then became physical. the victim made a post on x about the incident saying the attack was completely random. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. 2 men accused of selling drugs in san francisco. tenderloin are now facing multiple felony charges. police arrested the men after witnessing a drug deal on eddy street. they say a minor was involved, helping them sell those drugs. police uncover fentanyl, cocaine and heroin all before they arrested the 2 men last month. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office will hold the accused drug dealers accountable, especially those who exploit minors in their illegal trades. >> well, now to philadelphia. where officials provided updates on the deadly medivac plane crash that killed 7 people. >> including a pediatric patient mayer. sheryl parker says the number of injured has risen to 22 people. 5 people are still hospitalized and 3 of those are in critical condition. meanwhile, the city's managin

this curious duo was seen entering the central subway tunnel near fourth and bryant streets last week. a safety check train spotted them ahead of opening service on the tunnel for the day. the train followed them for over a mile to the end of the line. >> you know, when you get a call from the transportation management center 6 a.m, you never know what you're going to get. but what i what i got on january 27th was, was was a first for me. we contacted animal control, but it was a little too early for them. but the coyotes found their way out. >> i mean, they were just trying to get their morning commute, right? they opened central subway service for the day without any delays. >> well, somebody has to use the mass transit. >> that's true. >> all right, let's talk about the weather forecast. nice break in the rain. >> yes. sandhya patel has the latest for us. sandhya. >> yeah, and that break is going to come tomorrow afternoon. and then the weekend is dry. all right, i want to show you a live picture right now. it is a beautiful view from zephyr cove. you see the snow? it's coming down

but bryant has both and so of these all size make shifts in the world of all to officially intelligence taking place right here, seemingly in response to the shock launch of new a marbles from the chinese star, top deep see they have shown just was technological advances can be made in a i, using far less results is than the western competitors. now, one of the piety is in a i, sam all months. he's the ceo of open a guy that may cuz of chat g b t t is in the region, announcing plans for the next generation of a i tools. i think this is one of the best things open. the eye is ever launched, and it really points at what's going to be possible with agents. this can do complex research tasks for you. off door announcing a multi $1000000000.00 collaboration with a partner in tokyo, ultimate news here in sol, attending a major industry event where he's also around single joint project. with one of south korea's biggest tech companies, they will focus on making a i services available to a wide range of uses. and it comes as soles. math gave says i knew will address to diplomats and foreign med

the 10th of february, as he recovers from an injury he spoke fondly of lights and be a legend. coby bryant, who was at the lake us for 20 years. oh, 1st of all, i remember the exact moment that i happened. it always stays, you know, in my mind, it was an amazing moment. just for colby to know my name was amazing for me and you know, i just wish kogan gigi were here. to see this moment and you know, i'm excited about this new jersey, new jersey and happy to be it was a historic thoughtful frame exams played devon's ok. this was the moment he became the franchises time leading scorer of that 3 points out against the holes in trail blazers took it possible today. this is where it goes with it stood since 1988. okay. now on 1567830 up when i play in the n h l has been handed a 10 gain bed without pay over this fine of incidents fine. hoffman of the minnesota wild slammed the head of also as soon as fluid stood smell on the ice. we start the suspension is the longest for on us. conducting the initial since 2018 select size. use this leak with 5 days to go until the super bowl. the facilities ha

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this curious duo was seen entering the central subway tunnel near fourth and bryant streets last weeksafety check train spotted them ahead of opening service on the tunnel for the day. the train followed them for over a mile to the end of the line. >> you know, when you get a call from the transportation management center 6 a.m, you never know what you're going to get. but what i what i got on january 27th was, was was a first for me. we contacted animal control, but it was a little too early for them. but the coyotes found their way out. >> i mean, they were just trying to get their morning commute, right? they opened central subway service for the day without any delays. >> well, somebody has to use the mass transit. >> that's true. >> all right, let's talk about the weather forecast. nice break in the rain. >> yes. sandhya patel has the latest for us. sandhya. >> yeah, and that break is going to come tomorrow afternoon. and then the weekend is dry. all right, i want to show you a live picture right now. it is a beautiful view from zephyr cove. you see the snow? it's coming down. ea

she was able to escape the los angeles wildfires and his daughter, gigi, the beautiful way vanessa bryant is making sure they're never forgotten. zuri: and a golden globe win and now an oscar nomination-- demi is provg she has style and substance, so what better time to celebrate her demissance? pow. from universal studios hollywood, access hollywood starts-- right now. [theme music]

the one by bryant park. so rosenthal is no more becker goes to the chair. he's the first so many firsts in this case. the first. and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united states of america. so we have that and, sir. but surviving this mess is arnold ross rothstein and rothstein. there are many, many sites that one can visit which were associated with him in new york, most notably the park central hotel, very near to carnegie hall. big hall hotel still in business now, 200 west, 56th street. and he has killed in an upper room there by a another gambler named george mcmanus. well, that's my theory, anyway. and it was the it was the days of their theory as well, but not the juries. but pretty much, i think the fix was was in there, too, to let him go now. rothstein was involved in, like i say, rum running with loan sharking speakeasies is fixing things with he's great middle man of things. and and one of the men, middle man or. well, there's a there's an agile act or a detour from the rothstein, which i and he has a relative a relative of his is a

branch and we are here at farm branch on [indiscernible] third street, on the corner of third and bryant in 2020, so we are a pandemic baby. all the [indiscernible] expresso selection and [indiscernible] full scale brunch thursday through saturday and catering. we do custom catering and events every day of the week and then we serve all the walk-in as well. we became known for our cookies and our [indiscernible] the chipper is a chocolate chip cookie, but it also has a expresso and these chocolate cripies which adds texture. that was the cookie the food network named one of the most iconic cookies enthe u.s. which is cool. we take customer service and the overall customer experience so important. we are called the hidden gem every day. people say we didants know you existed. we are proud of what we built and what we are doing and we just are really i think excited for people to find us and see how special we are. >> shared spaces have transformed san francisco's adjacent sidewalks, local business communities are more resilient and their neighborhood centers are more vibrant and mildly. s

else 17 seasons, the greatest soccer player of all time, this to me is a seven-figure piece and kobe bryant over $3 million and obviously with the hundreds of millions if not billions of soccer fans around the world, i kent see how this is not a million plus. stuart: who would buy that? >> to me, a shoe company could buy it, any big fan, any office, any museum, anybody that's got room to display it. it's, it is a show stopper. >> somebody for public relations. buy that and get $25 million worth of pr. stuart: did you go to spain to pick it -- not to pick it up but get it. >> we filmed it and it's going to be drop shipped right from the club. we've got special packages and building the new stadium opening this summer and i'll be there turnovers and the opening, and we will be delivering it personally, this and all the other fc barcelona items for the barker club, all delivered individually to the winners, and that auction closes next week i believe next wednesday. get bids in quickly on that. stuart: getting interestingstuf. >> yes, i do. stuart: ken goldin, you're all right. king of collect

and it's me, lin-manuel miranda. [ cheers and applause ] aidy bryant, and nick kroll.l of us there on -- [ cheers and applause ] [ steve vocalizing ] >> jimmy: that's for -- yeah. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: eric vetro, my vocal coach will tell me to relax my voice. 'cause i have to play a bunch of characters and stuff in this. >> steve: right, 'cause you're on broadway. >> jimmy: it's so fun. and, so, we did it last night -- yeah, i'm on broadway. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i got reviewed by the "new york times." >> steve: what'd they say? >> jimmy: i don't know, it comes out tomorrow. >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but -- but, i'm excited. it's -- i knew it happened. they were there, yeah. i met everybody. it was great. and i got to see the fans after the show and sign -- i got to sign playbills. let me explain this to you. everyone knows this if you're a a fan of broadway. but to be in a playbill -- i love playbills. i collect them. the first play that i saw was "me and my girl" at the marquis theater in like, the late '80s. my high school, we went on a a bus tri

police in san francisco are looking for the person who assaulted a man with a metal pipe on 24th and bryant streets last month is when this happened in a witness, saw it and said that the victim and the attacker got into an argument and then things got physical. and the one man was hit with the pipe and there's a posting on x from that man saying that the attack was random 7.36. in san francisco, mayor daniel lurie has named a public safety. his number one priority in the city. and on saturday com for stephanie lynn sat down with the re elected sheriff on how he's directing deputies to help keep things safe. >> you know, we've had our operation safe streets going out for a few years. we've been focused and drug market areas identified in our work with the mac. we're now expanding that out into other the mayor has been interested in creating a welcome quarter for business for tourists. we're also working on 6th street in our efforts. it's really just trying to get out there. and one thing about enforcement efforts, it's not just about arresting people. it's also about getting people help get

bryant points out, bears can do a lot of damage and are homes to the wiring and piping.only damages to the insulation. >> us. >> this is video of a different tahoe bear getting evicted from under a home. the bear league performs these evictions who mainly using loud noises to scare bears back into the woods. where they can find a natural hideaway like a hollowed out tree. homeowners are strongly advised to secure a crawlspace openings before winter. once a mother bear has given birth under a home, the policy of the bear league and the department of fish and wildlife is to leave them alone. once the cub has been born to trying to vet you risk the mother abandoning which >> would be horrible. they're way too little time to survive in the spring, the homeowner will see something like this. >> the mother bear allowing her cub to explore the world outside the home. in the meantime, visitors to the bear league facebook page can watch and learn from the mother and cub now known as sugar bear and snowflake. my biggest takeaway is that i'm hoping people can look at these animals

broadway starting next tuesday. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ january 28th through february 2nd, me, aidy bryantanda, and nick kroll in this play for eight shows. so tickets are very available. [ laughter ] you know what i saw? did you guys see that president biden left president trump a letter in the oval office? it's a tradition to leave one. but trump found the letter in a a very interesting way. check this out. >> president trump, did president biden leave you a a letter? >> he may have. wait. don't they leave it inhe desk? i don't know. oh. >> what's in there? >> thank you, peter. it could have been years before we found this. wow. thank you. >> jimmy: isn't that amazing? that's incredible. wait a second, actually i wonder if biden ever left me a letter. >> steve: you think? >> jimmy: yeah, he's been on the show before. let me take a look. >> steve: well, you've never opened up that drawer before. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] this could have been years. oh, look at this. >> steve: oh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: "dear jimmy, it's me, joe." [ laughter ] "we are nothing without democrac