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dr. jerry burkes srksbuss of cancer.e bought the team in 1979 and brought in greats like magic, kobe and shaq to southern california over the years. the lakers were the winningest franchise during buss's 34 years at the helm and inducted into the basketball hall of fame and he died at the age of 80. when he bought the lakers in 1979, the nba was the third sport. if we were lucky, the games were on tape delay. he put them on basic cable and invented naming rights for the arena and brought that glam and brought celebrities out for the game and was a celebrity himself and helped shape modern basketball as much as anybody. >> growing up in l.a., he was the consummate showman, marketer, media mogul and the most person he brought was phil jackson, not a superstar player and enshrined jackson as the great -- although he had great results in chicago it exalted him as a select coach in a way they had not been before. >> you can see in pictures, hollywood celebrity, how big an influence dr. buss had. he died at the age of 80. in c

dr. phil te'o was not part of the hoax in any way other than just being duped by it. tim burkehe story from deadspin. tim, i got to say, i was fascinated by this interview. and i did not believe that this guy ronaiah could actually do a woman's voice, possibly for so long, on the phone. but you hear it, to me, it sounded identical. what do you think? >> good evening, anderson. kudos to dr. phil for, you know, his magisterial use of the television media in building this specter of doubt for days that ronaiah either couldn't or wouldn't do the voice that we heard on those voice mails that were provided by manti te'o, only to spring it on us at the end, that, wow, amazingly he actually could. whether it really is the same voice that you hear is sort of up for debate. dr. phil's analysts say yes. but if you listen, you might hear some things that are significantly different in them. >> you broke the story. you were skeptical of te'o. now you have seen this interview, you heard ronaiah do the voice. do you believe te'o was not involved in the original hoax? >> i certainly think that