story though it was a mixed news that i had to celtic the next i was a next door atlantic player and i spent two months with will be will be goldberg richard jenkins and his friend of the late as for you know great great cast other actors like mark jackson actors other players like mark jackson john salley who has acted. the late belleek sealy who passed away in two ancients who passed away we all spent two months down the shoot this movie and i got to talk to crew and directors and actors and really those three people would be richard jenkins and dennis farina are worth three i spoke to the most and i fell in love with it and i knew that others are like about it group dynamic storytelling. playing a role same things i get from being a part of great basketball teams but also just to self discovery the journey of bringing parts of myself to characters i got to learn more about myself i've got to get outside of myself. and be a little more extroverted instead introverted is alexa commit a comedy yeah. let's morris in the off season stories a comedy our character is think of the most ex

i was a player coach of the boston celtics. and so they said, "well, you're the first black coach in the n.b.a. and in fact you're the first black coach, manager, in baseball, football, basketball in the major leagues. what about that?" i said to them, "if red had ever said to me this is a great social experience, experiment, i would have nothing to do with it. the only reason i would do it, because i'm convinced that i'm the best person for the job." [ applause ] >> yeah. >> so -- so what i considered, tried to do, everything in my life, based on merit. and i expected all other people i surround myself with. >> to do the same. >> now jim and i have known each other since college. and he used to tell me all the time that he was a better basketball player than i was anyway. [laughter] >> that was 38 points a game. >> i said, "jim, no." [laughter]. and if i -- in fact i said to him one time, i says "you know, i think you're one of the greatest athletes, if not the greatest at least in the 20th century." but leave basketball alone

the celtics can't be there -- okay. if the celtics can't be there.that probably stands a chance at beating the heat right now is the spurs. so, they were a couple seconds away from doing it last year. it's hard to knock a team out twice. i think it's going to seven. >> and how about the home court advantage. for the first time in 30 years, it's going back to the 2-2-1-1-1. how does that play out? who has the advantage there? >> i think the home team. the team with the best record in the regular season has the advantage. >> you going to make a pick? you going to make a pick? who are you going with? it's hard, isn't it? >> it's definitely hard. seven. it can go either way. it's a tossup. i might say, it's hard to beat a team twice. i'll probably go with the spurs. >> you heard it here first. he didn't want to do it. i had to drag it out. i love your style. we had people on twitter hitting us up. you were an intern at "gq." people want to know, after hoops, do you have a career in fashion? >> you never know. i'm still young. keeping my options open. we'

. >> the third annual celtic cup and raise funds throughout the bay area and primarily in the affordable housing communities. and older people in their homes. >> i think that is so special. because it is basically wrapping your arms around your own community. you are a village. >> we are. we are. we think of ourselves as family. and all of the people that we serve. >> and i know you raised over $100,000 last year and we expect to raise even more with really special fashion show going on and if you want to know more about the senior services that you provide here, then all you have to do is visit us, on kpix .com and click on events. reporting, from a very -- how would you describe this weather? >> moist. >> we're sweating. >> yes. >> it is moist. because we're sweating. roberta gonzalez, from mobile weather. >> we will go with that. thanks, roberta. >>> from the east bay, to broadway, how one tony winner found his way to the very top of the theater world. and a little dancing, too. coming up. of styles and flavors, we've made it even easierety to order your favorite ice cream cake. baski

our next guest was a star for the boston celtics, antwan walker, employee number eight.ears in the nba, he made over $110 million, but he paid $55 million in taxes and bought $11 million in homes and lost $12 million on bad business deals and paid $9 million to take care of his family and over $8 million to take care of his homeys and $4 million to support his daughter's mothers and lost $4 million gambling. and on and on. then he had to declare bankruptcy. he's not the only athlete to burn through everything. iverson and pippen have too. but he's the only one who's made a film detailing his financial downfall. >> he was too nice in the wrong way. he was giving money to people, like giving them money. but then people never did anything with that money to set them up. you know? like everybody always, give me $10,000, give me $20,000. i can't pay my rent, you know. my whole thing to him was, if they can't pay their rent today, they're not going to pay their rent tomorrow. >> gone in an instant premiers tonight in boston. anthony holt directed it. of course, it stars antwan

when i woke up, the celtics had won the game and randolph's cat was licking mellow yellow all off myamn you randolph! you're a punk! [ laughter ] i was traumatized. [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, i never played professional basketball or college basketball or in high school or junior high school, but i know that if you believe in your dreams, you will wind up naked at work one day. or something like that. tonight, i will go one-on-one against an nba player and a very good one at that. please welcome all-star golden state warriors point guard stephen curry! [ cheers and applause ] >> good to see you. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] now, stephen, have you ever played against an out of shape talk show host before? >> this will be my first time so i'm excited, man. >> jimmy: now on the surface it may not seem like i will stand a chance against stephen, but we're about to even things out. we're about to level the field of play. stephen, it's time for you to spin the equ-wheel-izer. [ cheers and applause ] each space on the equalizer has a disadvantage that will h

it's most valuable player in boston celtics series. i said i wanted to quit. i think maddest i'd been in my life. after losing to boston. they don't have the same workout procedures. then, you start running before the season started. and i'm running down this place in los angeles. it's where everyone runs and beautiful place to run. i'm with a friend. a guy walks by and said to me how does it feel to choke again? it's first time in my life when i can tell you i wanted to kill someone. and just something you have to get over. fight through it. and i felt i was an all star player, an all-pro player at this point in time. the gifts i had and we win it when i wasn't my best. >> yes. >> that title west won in 1972. you can watch on abc7, then stay tuned for after the game show, special guests warriors owner. round two in pinehurst. phil mickelson three over at the halfway point. martin kimer continue was a second straight 65. he has a u.s. record open 130 now leads by six. this abc7 sports report brought to you tonight. we'd like to welcome students in our audience

it's most valuable player in boston celtics series. i said i wanted to quit.nk maddest i'd been in my life. after losing to boston. they don't have the same workout procedures. then, you start running before the season started. and i'm running down this place in los angeles. it's where everyone runs and beautiful place to run. i'm with a friend. a guy walks by and said to me how does it feel to choke again? it's first tme in my life when i can tell you i wanted to kill someone. and just something you have to get over. fight through it. and i felt i was an all star player, an all-pro player at this point in time. the gifts i had and we win it when i wasn't my best. >> yes. >> that title west won in 1972. you can watch on abc7, then stay tuned for after the game show, special guests warriors owner. round two in pinehurst. phil mickelson three over at the halfway point. martin kimer continue was a second straight 65. he has a u.s. record open 130 now leads by six. this abc7 sports report brought to you tonight. we'd like to welcome students in our audience tonigh

to become premium you need to celtic aji and value for people who have to spend a lot of money to buyars. have done it with maserati, though. >> maserati is probably the best results of marchionne in europe. they did amazing. they recovered from the situation that was dreadful. there were below 5000 units. 15,000st year they sold heard because of maserati's success, many believe that marchionne could replicate sharing platforms, the same success with alfa romeo. >> rarely, we know he is a fixer, but does not have credibility as a car guy. he's a key now has a fleet of cars it will take to resonate with customers and increase profits fivefold in 2018? likee volume makers peugeot are trying to target pw. there are no other chances in europe if you want to him through profits and just break even. >> do think these cars are really going to sell? >> i think alfa romeo, especially in the u.s., they want to relaunch in the u.s.. >> you think the cars sexy enough? >> in the usa of possibilities because people like to buy european. they have memory of a heritage in europe. there are quality pr

played song at the john 2010 after setting up a bridge for five hours and has these to be fixed >> : celtics three years to build it will cost $76 million about money coming from federal state in toll revenue near the bridge to as well against this project >> : simply put a lot of people do not like the price tag on this project. a $76 million price tag. suicide barrier like this will eventually be built at the golden gate bridge likely seen and heard some of the excitement over the approval to build it >> : but the suicide barrier comes at a $76 million cost if you think everyone is excited about the unanimous decision to spend money on this then well you are a bit off >> : the facebook page not want to but dozens of comments for people who feel like this. the bridge district caltrans mtc and the state all shipping and to the $76 million project >> : officials argue minimal changes in the appearance of the span of change >> : for others not about the look it's about the money >> : at a better spent a lot more like me done for the city more programs for youth and things like that. that is ri

. >> coming up, it is a rematch bigger than the lakers versus the celtics. this is a street fight match for the history books. getting back in the ring for round two. who will come out on top? find out after this break. having to fork out a lot of money up front was risky. we can launch a feature really quick, and if the feature doesn't work, we haven't lost anything, and we can have something up and running in days. and this would not be possible without the cloud. we are now supporting over 25 million users each month. trwith secure wifie for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. >>> welcome back to "fast money." live at the nasdaq market sites. shares of exogen. let's bring in the ceo. great to have you with us. thank you. >> i want to ask you about the del

i just talk a hundred come amid a celtic great deal of significant escoto and i wanted to approach it with a lot of integrity. your time with it yet and here they decided to get on board and they did and they hope each other feel comfortable. some women wanted to tell all. maybe they had been divorced an astronaut after the space program, which is pretty prevalent among the group and they wanted little bit of revenge. others are still coming to slit each woman guide how she wanted to tell their story. >> i know you brought a bunch of pictures. i don't know if you want to share some of what you got. >> from these pictures you will get a sense of what the astronaut wife world was like and what inspired the writing of the book. this is the group of seven mercury lives of these were sort of the founding lives. the mercury seven astronauts were it not done april 9, 1959 to the whole country. you have all of america in the world looking to these news sober suited astronaut who were basically hopefully going to be the russians into space. not only was the country focused on the man in this h

in 1983 when the seven foot tall basketball player wayne "tree" rollins chomped down on the boston celtics' danny ainge's third digit, leaving a wound that needed five stitches and a tetanus shot. as far back as greco roman wrestling days, biting has been off-limits. for that simple fact of life, the biggest news in the whole wide world today is what happened at the world cup. because today, in the middle of a match between uruguay and italy, a player from uruguay bared his teeth and sunk his teeth into the italian's shoulder leaving what seemed to be visible teeth marks on the players' skin. this is the biter holding his teeth after doing it. people say your face hurt my fist, well, your shoulder hurt my teeth. luis suarez is a soccer god, a striker with very large teeth. look how big his teeth are. liverpool is a good soccer team, he's one of the team's stars. so luis suarez bit a guy. try to give him the benefit of the doubt. it's the world cup, he got carried away. he would do anything to win the world cup, right? the problem in this case is that with luis suarez, there is no doubt of

rasheda ali- walsh visited the celtic boxing club on the south side yesterday. she is helping the club raise scholarship money for its youth boxing initiative, by organizing a charity boxing exhibition on thursday. ali-walsh says it's important to provide young people a positive environment, so they are not wandering the streets. her cousin was shot and killed in chicago back in 1997. the next viewing party for the world cup will be at a different site from the other two. thousands of people gathered at hutchinson field and balbo drive to watch the first two games. up to 20-thousand people attended sunday's game. now the crowd will be invited to the petrillo band shell for u-s-a versus germany, thursday at eleven o'clock. gates open at ten. the u-s needs a win, or a tie, to guarantee a spot in the next round. scoring has gone up in this year's world cup, but the players are not getting all the credit. the adidas brazuca is the ball being used at this year's tournament, which has 40- percent more goals than the last one. a few reasons could be the ball's surface.

the best in celtic rock music. this festival has all things irish. it looks like fun.ut and keep an eye on the sky for storms. peter? >> thanks so much. after the quickest wardrobe change into a child's medium, it's time for the moment we have been waiting for. do you know what the most popular sound at the world cup is? listen. >> goal! >> goal! >> goal! >> goal! >> goallll! >> goallll! >> goallll! >> all right. all right, it's aur turn now. we are going to see which one of us can yell goal the longest. >> are we really doing it? >> my voice is going to crack. i can't hold a note. >> it doesn't matter. you have been practicing all night. this is our plaza fan of the day this morning. >> hi. >> just because we are related, hill, doesn't mean there's going to be any favoritism here. she's going to be our judge. i guess you kick things off, huh? >> yes, i do. >> on three. >> i get to start. >> we're good. >> okay, when i sago, you go. three, two, one, go! >> goallllllll! >> i'm out. >> and you were worried your voice would crack. >> oh, it cracked. i kept going. i powere

this englishman's home was his costs old until last may when celtic energy applied for permission to start exploratory drilling in the adjacent field we're really upset about. this to my life to get to a beautiful piece of. beautiful landscape like this and then to find that it was under threat and it really upset me they're going to be pumping millions of gallons of chemicals down and the risk to the environment. that we love. is going to be potentially ruined you may own land in britain but you've no right to the riches underneath but landowners have been saved by a law that says energy firms drilling beneath your property could be trespassing. which is why the government wants to tear up the rules and allow oil firms unbridled rights to drill further than three hundred meters under the surface of private land well over that is next house and if we come over here you can see just how close that potential drilling site is to the edge of nick's land which ends just by that tree line that nikken is neighbors are currently mounting a legal position to the drilling using trespassing law

addiction, from fall rivers, massachusetts, but now is this incredible speaker who played for the celticsse different people came out. >> what's your one piece of advice for someone at-bat at fenway? >> don't swing at the first pitch and take a deep breath. i was pointing at the monster. i was a little cocky. >> and have a camera there so it can be played in a loop forever. >> well done, very impressed. that is all for us at this hour. i'm john berman. >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >>> bizarre details behind the tragic shooting in las vegas. what sort of extremist views drove a couple to gun down a policeman and a shopper before killing themselves? the more we learn, the stranger and the sadder it gets. >>> also ahead, the battle over bowe bergdahl's release intensifies as we find out more about his five years in captivity and hear more about a friend of the family about the threats the family is facing. >>> another

coming up next, on the court, antoine walker knew how to score, but the former celtic is focused on offe lessons he learned from losingly informati lhis fortune trying to pay it forward. thank you daddy for defending our country. thank you for your sacrifice and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> former nba all-star and 2006 nba champion, antoine walker, earned more than $110 million in his 12-year pro career, but it wasn't long before he was filing for bankruptcy. now, he is helping others avoid making the same financial mistakes. he runs the 8 foundation to promote financial literacy. antoine joins us now from chicago. great to have you with us. you know, people hear this and they think what happened? how did you lose $110 million? what did you spend it on? >> well, granted, i lived a very expensive l

remember antwan walker, the boston celtics star? he's broke. he declared bankruptcy. talk to him. there's a new movie about him and why he went broke. you know that statue that's right outside rockefeller center, looks like a horse's head? that's a jeff kuhn's art piece. we're going to talk about the meaning. >> i thought it was a bear. but then again, i can't really see very well. "the cycle" comes up next. to map their manufacturings at process with sticky notes and string, yeah, they were a little bit skeptical. what they do actually is rocket science. high tech components for aircraft and fighter jets. we're just their bankers, right? but financing from ge capital also comes with expertise from across ge. in this case, our top lean process engineers. so they showed us who does what, when, and where. then we hit them with the important question: why? why put the tools over there? do you really need those five steps? what if you can do it in two? whoo, that's an interesting question. ideas for improvement started pouring out. with a little help from us, they actuall

broad distinction between what may be called anglo-saxon ideals, character of public service and the celtic ideals. spirit that was from the new york journal called the outlook. and then there's this. >> refuse, scullion's be permitted to dictate what tammany must do? >> that was walt whitman. discussing tammany's voters and let's not forget what they were saying about tammany and the irish and other places. >> the irishman uses his vote, his faithful influence in ruins, every anglo-saxon policy and anglo-saxon civilization throughout the world. >> so wrote a report in the british journal in the 19th century. tammany's reputation was so widespread that the organization even made a cameo appearance on the floor of the irish parliament during the passion pe debate over the anglo-irish treaty in 1921. michael collins attacked his former comrades at one point for their tactics in opposition to the treaty. >> we will have no tammany hall -- with your for the treaty with you are against it. for without tammany hall -- >> which led henry bolton who just returned to dublin from new york to replace

comment to stand by iraq and syria break off a group and was disavowed by hawkeye it appeared the celticsl video and then one of the most notorious terrorist leaders of the vaporize a drug attack in the 2000's. the groan and strength along and this is the lead and instruction. right now captured two major cities in iraq moving on baghdad. turning into essentially a sectarian civil war and end a problem as a lot of analogies in terms of vietnam's we tread on them with billions of supply the treading. same situation here is one big difference the enemies context eveready thought that if your want to be coming after us. if you hit the western united states that could come after us and the becomes a situation for the president to decide what are we going to do right now that of the carrier in deliberation and expect we shall kron sex possibly even air strikes will be part of the next stage and on iraq. this will be a telling week in terms of the u.s. stance and direct. they don't know the war as much as the support issue they do not want boots on the ground and the presence excesses that. on

>> well, the lakers and the celtics -- >> you have to go back a long ways. also, basketball in june? >> it is a long season, you're right. >> hockey, too. but that just started in january. >> and they will be done in another month or so. >>> here we go across the country, the current temps waking up. feeling a bit like summer. by the way, today is the beginning of meteorological summer. i know you don't like my -- >> we'll probably get snow today. >> i know, exactly. meteorological seasons are off this year, we'll put it that way. but we'll do with summer-like thunderstorms down across the southeast. this system will continue to be here the next couple of days to bring us more showers. then the bigger rain is going to be all of this you see here across parts of the northern plains. minnesota getting heavy rain this morning. then the next move of energy will pull out across the central plains today to bring us the threat for severe weather. parts of central nebraska, down through central kansas, the biggest target for tornadoes. but in general this is mostly