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clay, i spent a ton of time at espn. i know jaylen and his wife they were great people.oking people in the face who i considered friends tell them in their face and into their eye you are 100 percent wrong. that is the case with jaylen here as well. it's wrong and morally thing to assume about u.s.a. basketball. >> that takes me to this clay and let's broaden this out. i'm continually and i know you are as well utterly surprised that sports media is on lock step on every single opinion. it's impossible mathematically that 100 percent of sports media would have the same opinion. when it comes to race right now, i think quite honestly jaylen is engulfed in the same thing, everybody else in sports media is engulfed in. the idea that everything always has to be racist. >> i agree and also identity politics driven, will. when you lock at this story in particular. what stands out to me is the way that we talk about i think it's elm policemennatic not just of sports but larger culture. if a white guy and we can play this game if a white guy had gone on it to talk about the hock

espn 2 joins us with more. julie, thank you so much for joining us.is the euro 2020, the tournament taking place a year late. what will it look like and what should fans expect? >> what's interesting, janai, for the first time ever -- and this seemed like a great idea a decade ago when it was made, they're playing in 11 cities across 11 countries in europe. obviously that brings some covid challenges. but the great news is you have a lot of excited fans that finally get to be back in these stadiums, not at full capacity but each country gets to decide how many fans they put in that stadium. you have, for example, a lot of very excited italian fans last night when they won that opening game in rome 3-0. >> so much excitement surrounding this. who are the stars we should be watching? >> if you look at this big three countries in this, portugal the reigning champions. of course you start with cristiano ronaldo. the 36-year-old that everyone knows. at 36 he is still very good. looks like he could play until he's 100 the way he's going. still in great form

a long-time umpire tells espn that the hard line is vital for officials attempting on the fly enforcement of a rule that's been ignored for years. according to usa today, every starting pitcher will be checked at least twice a game and relief pitchers checked at least once. enforcement is expected to begin next monday, june 21. >>> to the olympics now. katie ledecky has qualified for her fourth olympics. it came with an underwhelming time for the most decorated woman in swimming history will face an emerging challenger from halfway across the globe at this summer's games in tokyo. they're now just 38 days away. at australia's olympic trials, arianne was under half a second of her world record set at the rio olympics more than four seconds faster than ledecky's time yesterday. she also came just .1 away from a world record in the freestyle. but ledecky remains overwhelming favorite in the 1800 and 1500 freestyle events. >>> meanwhile, one u.s. distance runner says a burrito led to her four-year ban from the sport over a positive test. shelby houlihan said she was informed of the suspension

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disney is the parent company of abc 7 and espn. they are airing a 32nd a 30 second spot.the story of what it took to create. >> i am indian american. >> i am chinese. >> their voices deserve to be heard and heated by all of us. >> the message resonates throughout disney and we choose all corners of the company including its tv stations were -- cam is a voice for change. >> he events have shocked those behind the scenes as well. >> eight people six asian american women. >> the horrific crime in atlanta this past march inspired one man t■o o hat e does best, to write. >> we are asking people to empathize with us, this into our stories. i also thought it is our responsibility to speak up with -- for ourselves. to make many in our asian american neighborhoods report foot traffic is down and business has slowed. >> i don't really speak out that often but i do have two children. they are two boys and i felt this was something that is super important for me to sort of let them know what is going on. >> the pair worked for the division of espn responsible for making promos. >> we

there will be no fans in the stands but you can watch the game on espn plus.ocal youth movement in a quest for climate judgment. also ahead, temporary masterpieces. the event in south bay that combines van goghs filled with banksy street savvy. >> fog rolling in this evening. a warm finish to the weekend tomorrow. the numbers in the forecast after the break. >>> coming up on world news tonight, the desperate search in the florida high-rise. and a deadly balloon crash in new mexico, earn your master's in nursing leadership degree online from gcu and you could become a leader responsible for staff development and patient care outcomes. gcu offers over 175 high quality online programs. find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu >>> the pacific northwest is bracing for an unprecedented heat wave. temperatures in seattle could reach up to 110 degrees on monday. rob marciano joins us from one of the largest cooling centers in portland. >> reporter: what's n comfortable mild summer climate will have temperatures like the desert southwest. >> we've ne

espn, an article entitled how did san francisco giants become the best team in baseball?>> surprise, surprise, surprise. >> no bigger surprise than crawford, posey, bell have 39 of the team's league leading 107 home runs. all three are expected to be free agents next season. look, they found the fountain of youth. >> it's really been a fun year, you know. obviously winning helps but even without that, i think we just have a great club house. >> a's looking to take the series in the bronx. a solo shot to dead center field, not even judge could get that on olson with 20 home runs this season. shut down yankees for first two times through the line up. judge can't catch up, career high 11 strike out. he ran out of gas in the sixth, a pair of walks. two run double, this ended his day. a long ball to left hit off the ball away from wade. he is into third for his third triple of the year. a's had tying run 90 feet away with only one out. but they could not bring him on. to the ninth the yankees closer walked the first two batters faced on nine pitches. so a's had two on, nobody

. >>> four years after a freshman cheerleader was espned for cursing her school on snapchat the u.s. supreme court has ruled in her favor upholding a lower court award of damages of $1. the justices ruled public schools cannot punish students for what they say off campus unless it can harm someone. here is nbc's jay gray. >> reporter: in an 8-1 decision the supreme court ruled the nation's 50 million or more public school students can't be punished for much of what they say are posts online off campus. >> the school stepped out of their boundaries and i'm glad that the supreme court also noticed that, too. >> reporter: the case centering around brandy levy a ninth grade junior varsity cheerleader at a pennsylvania high school when she posted a pro-fant laced message on snapchat after learning she didn't make the varsity squad. after a coach was alerted to the post, levy was suspended from the j.v. team her entire sophomore year. she and her parents ruled a federal appeals court initially ruling since the message was campus it was the scope of school officials. >> they said, look. thi

granderson is a sports columnist with the "los angeles times", with espn, and a podcaster.s a contributor to espn and he's the host of a podcast on abc, "life out loud." >> nawaz: and thanks for being here. i've got to ask right off the bat, when you heard carl's message, what was your reaction? >> i started crying. i've been telling everyone -- ig out, getting ready to host my show, i was going to work out beforehand. i was changing something on my phone, and i saw the bulletin. i made a quick search to make sure it wasn't a joke or he wasn't being hacked. and once i confirmed the accuracy, i wept for 15, 20 minutes, just standing there crying. >> nawaz: why do you think you had such a strong reaction to that message? >> that's what humans are supposed to do when their dreams come true. you're supposed to be joyous. i was expressing tears of joy. i related to a lot of how people felt seeing vice-president kamala harris, for those of us who have been fighting in this space in terms of dealing with sexism or racism, and seeing the election of president barack obama. for thos

i have an espy award from espn, which is pretty nice. from the 2013 boston marathon, and that was the year of the bombing. and i had finished the race, but i had to go back in 2014, as well, and show my support. i have a couple sets of bronze shoes from "regis and kelly" from running across america. so, kelly ripa gave me my shoes bronzed. >> those are the shoes you ran in. >> those are the shoes i ran in, yep, all the way across the country. people don't realize that a human can run 100 miles nonstop, so they ask the same questions i asked when i heard about it, like, "how many days does it take? where are the hotels? where are the campgrounds?" and when i tell them, "no, you just start running, and you stop when you get to the finish line, or you pull yourself out of the race," they're as amazed as i was when i first heard about it. so, i grew up in a little seaside town called san clemente, in southern california. my earliest childhood recollections are actually running home from kindergarten when i was 6 years old. i used to sit in c

. >> proud of you, carl, new york giants running back saquon barkley an espn personality might go with junior. both followed suit with supportive tweets of their own in the written statement posted with the video. >> massive acknowledge past closeted professional athletes who he says, quote, paved the way for him to be able to come out while still in the league. no openly or bisexual player has ever played a down in the nfl regular season game. 14 players have come out after playing in 2014, the louis rams drafted michael sam who had come out prior to the draft but never made an nfl roster. >> coming up in the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news the contra costa county board of supervisors. they're going to be deciding on the fate of the county's eviction moratorium today. >> plus, california's ban on assault weapons has been overturned by a federal judge and the search is on 4 killers involved in 2 shootings across the bay area or live there with the latest details. we'll have more coming up in the next hour. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 mor

in a statement to espn, raiders' head coach said i learned a long time ago what makes a man different is what makes him great. >>> seven people were shot in st. louis, missouri. three men were pronounced dead at the scene, and four others took themselves to the hospital for treatment. police are investigating the motives. they are encouraging anyone with information to reach out to the st. louis metropolitan police department's homicide division or crime stoppers. >>> now to the ruling that could reshape college sports the u.s. supreme court ruled the nc can -- ncaa can't restrict college athletes getting paid. >> a unanimous ruling against the ncaa's claim that limits classroom perks for athletes help preserve the amateur status of college sports. the ncaa cannot limit education-related benefits, including computers, musical instruments, and scholarships or internships after student athletes are no longer playing the ruling did not directly address the bigger issue, whether student athletes can be paid, but it's suggested the ncaa might lose on that too. the victory for former clemso

disney -- espn has been great by the way.in and watch the competitions. the opening ceremonies, the closing ceremonies. there's always great enter t entertainment there. kelly clarkson has performed a couple times, blake shelton. man, when you come in there and see these athletes compete and you see the resilience and pride they take in it, it's a great experience for people. i hope people come out to watch the games and cheer people on. >> incredibly inspiring. that's in september at walt disney world and on espn. jon stewart, great to see you. thank you. >> nice seeing you. >>> let's go to rob. >> reporter: we've been talking the summer heat. let's talk winter. we go to the southern hemisphere. we go to western australian. there's the milky way. that >>> good morning. a dry cold front will kick up some potentially damaging wind. look at these temperatures, well >>> we will be right back.l >>> welcome back. now to former president clinton and james patterson and their new thriller "the president's daughter." their first book

they report espn plans to suspend pictures 10 days if they are caught using a foreign substance to enhance that grip on the baseball. pine tar, sunscreen, glue, and a new substance called spider attack will be band, starting next week. store back to the nba playoffs, remaining in la, that may change tomorrow. think to say, they like what they saw from the clippers. paul george gets into the lane and hammers one home, 26 point lead over the jazz, that was just a warm-up for this monster jam. kawhi leonard, derrick favors completely post raised, a couple of books there, leonard and george combined for 62 points. la wins 22-104. >>> trae young icing up for the sixers, atlanta raised 18 point philly lead, they had the go- ahead floater in the final minutes. the sixers down by three, with a chance to tie at the buzzer, seth curry had 17 points in the game, but he was not the hero tonight. the hawks win 103-100, behind 25 from young. that series is tied at two games apiece. >>> in las vegas, wild seed for game one of the stanley cup semifinals, when the series shifts to montrc different. canadia

brooke white's produce a basketball analyst and reporter for espn calling what happened last week totrae young, a crime for a fan to spit on a player that need to be in jail. i don't care. these players have got to have the protection and because they're multimillionaires. they deserve to be degraded. i don't think so. >> that was actually catch reporting for us this morning. the fan accused of throwing a bottle and are being identified as 21 year-old cole buckley. he's going to be due in court today and has been charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. it's 4.51. we'll be right back. >> 4.55 is the time. let's talk baseball giants back in first place in the nl west after beating los angeles angels. we've got some highlights to share with you. here is the giants. get on the board in the 4th inning. this was evan longoria at the plate hitting that ball deep to left center field. look at that one. go. that was good enough for a 2 run home run. then in the bottom of the 6. here we are resealed upon taken a breaking pitch. he says that went into the stands. that's good e

. >> we just had the espn graphic that was like who is your goat and it was all american and then serena is in the background. i was like it that serena? i'm squinting. the most ridiculous thing. sorry, laura. didn't mean to cut you off. >> i'll be quick because i have a pat answer in terms of good question but i hate -- i hate these conversations. i'm just such a be where you kind of girl and i grew up covering the second -- [inaudible] -- watching michael and covering the dream team and all of that. in my mind, it's just -- i can look at that and think, like, those are the best athletes at that moment and so many goats watching system hate that. why don't we just enjoy how great they are at this moment, and i'm amazed how people get so worked up and how this can be a conversation forever. i get what you were saying. we have to -- now forladies. it's amazing how people don't think too put women in unless we open the door. >> in my high school, my team was the indians a whole other thing, but we were always the lady indians or the indian -- never just indians. don't want -- i think the n

stanford looking to stay alive on espn. >> stefan kerry has pretty much won everything you can possiblyt an olympic little. he will not be joining team u.s.a. team u.s.a. announced the roster. kevin durant is the headliner in the only holdover from the 2016 rio team. damian lillard will be making his first olympic roster as will devin booker. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. larry, there are several players on the olympic roster that are still alive in the postseason. if the finals go in the distance they will only have three days. they better get all the way to japan. >> last scheduled day the finals could go july 22nd or something like that? respectively. they get three days to get to japan. they may have to miss their own championship parade. >> this is one of those things where the teams are in this perilous position where you have to applaud a player who wants to represent his country and at the same time you're thinking don't get hurt, don't get hurt like draymond green. >> exactly! >> owners realistically don' want their players playing in the olympics even t

could pave the way to student athletes benefiting from their prowess and in the words of one analyst, espnthis is a long overdue step, he said, in the right direction. step, he said, in the right direction-— step, he said, in the right direction. , ., ., direction. they both made career and colleue direction. they both made career and college sports _ direction. they both made career and college sports before _ direction. they both made career and college sports before going _ direction. they both made career and college sports before going into - college sports before going into politics. thousands of fans will be allowed into venues to watch the tokyo olympic games next month — but they will be told not to cheer or even speak loudly. 0rganisers are limiting numbers to a maximum ten thousand spectators — with venues only half full — against the advice of scientists. but the decision could be reversed if coronavirus infections surge higher. rupert wingfield—hayes reports from tokyo. tokyo! cheering remember in those pre—covid days when tokyo won the 2020 olympic bid? and people were allowe

got to stop it from becoming another espn dragged down for years after peak remind people the rest ofsts and perfectly poised for reopening even with moderation in the rise of disney plus straightforward reopening play, planes airlines, southwestern, delta and in theory boeing but not this quarter previous ceo didn't want to do it, maybe new guy does i think airbnb has mojo. if you did well in the pandemic, tox nick this market even with business booming can create buying opportunities but only if you're patient and willing to take some pain. cameron in pennsylvania. >> caller: jimbo, first time, long time. paper towel for me >> it's going to work. >> caller: carnival cruise, going to hold short-term but more i want to hold it long-term. thoughts on buy more, sell or hold >> i would hold. it i do prefer norwegian cruise because better balance sheet, better job raising the cash and he's done a lot of good stuff with covid mike in california >> caller: hey, smoky central california boo-yah to you, jim. >> darn, it's back my god hope rain, everything happens good what's up? >> caller: in

laura: there is a good talking game on espn. you ever heard of anyone on television promoting sports -- no one knows that. it was a great movie on hbo that starts about now just in time for the ingraham angle. alive -- love that reunion on cbs. killing me! >> she's on a roll. laura: this is the ingraham angle from washington. a truly stunning report from our own raymond arroyo at the border in moments but first who is really terrorizing americans? that is the focus of tonight's angle. according to a new report in the wall street journal china's president xi jinping is releasing a massive propaganda push across all of chinese society including schools where no effort will be spared to glorify, pump up the ccp. he has ramped up efforts to force what he calls a correct outlook on history ahead of the party's and generally, a milestone moment in his china dream of national renaissance had a chance to cement his legacy is a great leader alongside mao, and he got a propaganda assist from joe's side, owner of the brooklyn nets and chai

. >> i am the first black anchorwoman for espn. i am robin roberts. good morning america. i want to be a tennis player? >> [ laughter ]. >> i'm just trying to figure that out. >> who is she saying good morning to? >> this is a five-year-old and her mom says it was her daughter's idea to dress up as robin roberts. she was actually on good morning america showing off her teen or tina turner impression, which is stellar as well. she gets them all. she's got the teacup and the jewelry. she has the yellow that robin likes to wear. >> she knows all about her past in the sports center and playing sports from the south. >> she does it all. >> it's great. and she has so many role models to keep doing. it's great to see her. >> i love her kamala harris. we did it joe. >> her hair was spot on with the voice inflection. now, let's see what is next weather wise. a few clouds as the marine players bump up against the hills. there is cloudiness but it won't last long. looking from the coliseum. we will be talking with jobina about the commute . it is not as potentially damage. it is sunn

well, we've spoken to the police, the espn company said that this morning, they received an emergency call from the city center of the town of s become and the police officers and the emergency units that then went to the city center, found 2 people with gunshot wounds they say it was too late to save their lives. they say that the victims are man and a woman, and they were found in 2 different locations. now the police spokes person said that one victim was found inside a house and the other one outside of that same house. and now the homicide squad of the larger town of feel afraid has taken over. and they've told us that the situation is dynamic, that there is a special unit on the ground with police officers from the entire region assisting . so, but this do understand this correctly. the shooter is still at large. while it is not clear at this point in time, whether one of the victims may be was the shooter or whether indeed the suitor is on the run. and the police also said that they con, confirm that the shooter was running a mock as a large german newspaper reported that we'll

east coast time, and on espn-u at noon east coast time.n dying to play. brian: they couldn't play anything. >> they couldn't play and we really wanted to make sure look this is about family and that's what makes this great and we're at the maryland soccer plex. it's going to be absolutely incredible over 6,000 people are coming. brian: 13 and 14-year-olds. so what jake did is they are so pump p liz: pumped up about this >> june 29 at the nats game i'm throwing out first pitch so it's not going to be a great moment. brian: we got to go 60 feet, 6 inches with a lacrosse player, body builder. >> i think that i'm the first body builder to ever throw out the pitch. brian: absolutely schwarzenegger couldn't come to terms so we've gotten a tape measure out. >> i can't believe i'm going to do this. brian: you've been practicing in your backyard right? >> actually my wife tracy and i have been working out. she throws the ball better than me. brian: from the rubber right? >> let's do it. brian: this is going to be it. put it right by the bike rack.

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hating on the national anthem, hating the country is profitable, she could become a sports analyst at espna stylist for "teen vogue," mundane theatrics like that this day and age are i think she should just be happy that she got the attention. we should not murder her. i don't think she should be removed from anything, we should just stop caring about her, treat her the way she treats the flag, i don't need it. before when it comes to the first and second place, the winner in the second-place person didn't get the attention that young ms. berry gets. >> dana: she's the one who came in first and broke a lot of records, i don't know if you had a chance to see these olympic trials but our athletes are amazing and we are going to do so well at the olympics, the track and field star i think from houston, i wish we talked about her story, she didn't even tell anybody that her biological mother had passed away the week before the race and she wins, beautiful person, got style and we should be talking about them and if you look at a lot of these athletes that win, at the end of their race when the

. >> laura: it's like there's a good hockey game over on espn, why don't you go watch that? i've never heard of anyone on television promote another sport. >> sean: [indiscernible]. >> laura: no one knows that! a great movie on hbo, it starts about now, you are just in time for "the ingraham angle." it is like a love boat reunion on cbs, go watch it. killing me! >> sean: she is on a roll! take it away. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. a truly stunning report from our own raymond arroyo at the border tonight, we're going to bring you that in moments, but first, who's really terrorizing americans? that's the focus of tonight's angle. according to a new report in "the wall street journal," china's president jason paying is unleashing a massive propaganda push across all of chinese society, including schools where no effort will beo glorify, pump up the ccp. he has ramped up efforts to forge what he calls a correct outlook on history ahead of the party's centenary, a milestone moment in his china dream of national renaissance and a c

the european championship starts friday on espn. this is a month-long tournament.rance and england are the favorites. the asp and family of networks and abc will present all 51 matches in that tournament. >>> sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino.>>> i am still trying to remember where the monitor is. >> what is it like to not wear sweatpants everyday? >> thanks for outing me. >>> you're right. actually, you know how many times it took me to tie the type properly? i haven't tied a tie in forever. there is a lot of pivoting to what was once thing and then it became not the everyday thing and now it is the everyday thing again we hope going forward. only a week away. >> it is good to see you humans. i missed them. some. >> thanks, larry. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, the goldbergs. home economics followed by the connors at 9:00. blackish is on at 9:30 followed by to tell the truth and stay with us for abc7 magnets at 11:00. you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through the connected tv app available for apple tv, android tv, amazon f

espn is making money. european championship for you soccer lovers.he parks are reopening and packed. a stock not up on the year. the stock is had a tough year with market up 16%. bet on consumer this summer. enjoy the ride next 12 months. clip a dividend. get a nice appreciation in that name. i agree with gary, i'm convinced august and september will be difficult months. hide out in disney. you will be happy when you did. charles: all i know about the stock, england will win this here. that is what i'm hearing. >> italy. don't let anybody lie. charles: let me stick with you real quick on this, phil. you talked about the reopening trade has gone back and forth but maybe wall street is underestimating how long and strong this could be. the nevada gaming board put out numbers months for the month of june. gaming is up 920,000%. those numbers seem like they could be more than a flash in the pan, right? >> even wynn, look at some of the stocks in that sector that had a run. for example, convention season is about to be turned on and vegas really gets full

he emphasized something, again, disney plus is now espn, so it doesn't have any ads, the stock goes tove put that narrative in there it is not a good narrative if i spoke with him and having lunch, i would explain how to do that conference call with more conference calls than anyone in america, that's actually true by the way. >> i know. >> netflix, overweight. >> and then he said that - >> they didn't have enough programming, and they will get enough programming >> the read is good. but i thought that bob made it so that now we got a whole new albatross in this time, and that is disney plus and that sells the franchise short. >> you know what's positive across the board right now stocks dow, s&p, nasdaq all turned positive >> didn't the fed chief do a bad job and he's an idiot and doesn't know what he is doing? oh, maybe. >> we're going to talk to somebody coming up, who thinks he knows what he is doing, when we come back, an exclusive with the lockheed martin ceo, jim taiclet one year after he took the top job at the company time for the bond report take a look at treasuries. ripped

to make it so it is not a pandemic story, i do feel that when i used to sit here and we would see espns will -- the rate of change that it is going up will diminish as people want to go out i did not see -- paris opened last week and they didn't do that big a deal about it they are sending what i regard as first run movies to disney plus >> versus amc. >> and i think that they should go to amc. saying that we're the open story and whoever wins the nba, we'll take them all down, we want them to go to disney. but i don't feel right now that -- i feel right now it is a pandemic play, not a post pandemic play because of how they positioned it i know that they don't agree with that. but i don't need a company that is a pandemic play because they aren't working they are not working >> fair enough >> do you disagree that they don't -- they seem a little bit more like a pandemic play? i'm being broad brush here >> stock was 79 bucks a little over a year ago. >> it had a great move this year it has not moved at all. >> they do have a new ceo. >> he is relatively new. iger as chair tman will be

. >> the pair worked for the division of espn responsible for making promos. >> we are in the businesseness. i thought there was no better issue than this. >> he wrote the at at home on his own time. >> i submitted it to a few people and the entire network and helped foster the entire >> >> i have gotten of emails from coworkers and various people saying it was really powerful.>>> local leaders gathered for for for summit to take a deep dive into the movement to decriminalize mental health and skin color. among those participating was julian glover. when discussion focused on how cities can move away from having police responding to all mental health crisis. >> is there a need for these things to be completely separate from the police? to be completely separate so that it is not even in the same. the number you call there is no way to get to the police and there are completely services. >> that is why there is. there is a number. >> the group discussed an alternative that is working in oregon were a mobile crisis intervention team response to mental health cause. >> bear trying stuff l

especially when you know you will play on espn the next day or that you can see new buildings going upcross universities and you are struggling. there's a quote i like in that passage that i wrote is that, as opposed to penalizing the student athletes and the universities for giving that kid a jacket because it's illegal, we should figure out how to stop him from being cold. i'm not saying it's an easy solution. but it's something that we have to continue to talk about and try to figure out in this country. >> there are no current players in the hearing that's happening right now on capitol hill. no current players. do you think that congress can get a real sense of what college athletes need if they're not hearing directly from the athletes? >> you know, i don't think so. i'm going to give credit to the student athletes who have led different pushes. i'm sure there are many organizations out there that want to be heard. i would definitely challenge congress to make sure we are hearing from the source, to hear these experiences from these talented athletes so that we can figure these t

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let's talk about what has happened at the french open and naomi osaka with espn tennis analyst brad gilbert, former professional player and coach who famously coached andre agassi for eight years during which time agassi won eight grand slam titles. you're watching this with a lot of interest. we've even heard andre agassi talk about some of the difficulties he had in the past as a player. this isn't anything new. why do you think it ended this way, and did it have to? >> good morning, firstly. extremely sad day for naomi osaka and tennis. she announced about six days ago that she would no longer speak to the press. and we weren't sure where that was going to go. all top players, you are required after matches, before the tournament, to speak to the press. and the only time you ever hear about something like this is every blue moon a top player will lose a big match in a slam and then will blow off doing the press. they get fined for it. so after her first match, she doesn't do the press. she did the on-court interview, and then she was hit with a fine. and that was all that it should have

an espn moment day tore talked -- commentator talked about his own struggle. >> i've been devastatinglyver get over it. howie: he was talking about his mother's death. could this lead to people -- more people in sports, more people in journalism being more open about their own struggles and take away some of the stigma? >> yeah, i certainly hope so. i think regardless of what you think about the money aspect of things and that's a separate conversation or what you think about her specifically, i think in general these things can get even harder because they can be isolating. i know i've been there. you don't want to feel like you want to burden anybody, you don't want to be embarrassed talking about it. i've been in and out of therapy for so many years now. it is a struggle. it's a constant thing you need to work on. the more open you can be and not feel like it's shameful, it doesn't compound on itself. regardless of what you think about her, it's an important conversation we appreciate your candor. thanks very much. up next, the media in a tizzy over reports that donald trump is telli

. >> that's nice you got that espn guys up there feel the same way at bristol, i think.r: so i'm looking into dave and busters i haven't opened a position yet. i cut my eye last week with their strong earnings report it seems like they're building on the reopening momentum. they showed -- they started the quarter with 107 the stores opened. they have 138 open and brian jenkins seems pretty confident moving forward. >> first of all, i totally agree about brian. second, i agree the company is doing well when i see a quarter like that and the stock didn't go up and the nasdaq has been on fire like it is, i questioned whether you shouldn't wait for next week at a lower time i don't like how that stock is acting in relation to the quarter itself jim in new york, jim >> caller: jimmy chill, how are you today? >> the chill man is so nice on twitter. i don't know if you've noticed i'm completely chill, what's up? >> caller: listen, thanks for all you do you gave us a couple of suggestions for a trade starting around memorial day. i guess based on a seven-year chart if i remember

espn's stephen, a smith calling the whole thing. bad for boxing. that's going give life. >> the knobs is out there who don't belong in the same class as these guys. >> showing out 4999 to watch on pay-per-view and even if you hated the fight, you've got to respect the hype. >> i them we're not going be know boxing legend versus a youtube star. 18 years younger 6 inches taller and 35 pounds heavier news nation's aaron nolan talk to floyd mayweather friday asking what many still consider the burning question and just look, i'm not implying that you're going to lose, that you're going not down. >> but seriously. what you have the game. my legacy is engraved in stone fight fans. more concerned about the legacy of boxing and the damage done last night. so i don't think there's a lot of controversy that andrei feel rights to fight freaks, unite newsletter and says. >> what did you expect if you're boxing fan, you paid for mayweather versus paul. >> and you feel do $50 then shame on you. >> good point. that was time to govern reporting for us tonight. >>

imagine having nfl or abc or espn sitting there next to you >> ed, what would you add?that's a great point. the issue the nfl has had, as rich as the league is, they are still like a national u.s. sport. i think they really want to be international, right they are looking at the premier league in the uk and all these other football leagues in europe that have international exposure and get those dollars. and that's something that they have yet to crack. the investment dollars they are looking for is really a way to go more international and just find that bigger footprint they need to get bigger despite how big they already are >> sara, it feels like we're past peak. redzone is a great product i love scott hanson. he does a great job. that's a niche product are they looking for bigger markets for some of these verticals? >> yes, bigger markets, younger markets and more digital think about all of the opportunities around sports right now. you think about things like fantasy and betting and esports. you have to have digital reach the nfl understands that hence their exclu

smith of espn who was kind of dissing milwaukee?mian woodty on the air -- woody, do you really want to go to milwaukee, and smith said, hell, no. >> well, liz, i know your passion for the city, and i'm sure you were insulted and taken aback with. mortified. i think this is another chance for us to beat our chest and really show the world what a great city this is. not just a great city, but a great city that continues to improve in such a way. so we're very protective. this is like one of the great communities. it's encircled, obviously, around this team, and i think it's going to help us get even more exciting about beating the world and winning an nba championship. liz: peter feigin, and yes, on any given day on the weekends i am wearing this. i love my milwaukee bucks shirts. i've got about three of them, and i go walking in fort lee, new jersey. go with, bucks. i'm one of you guys for now, at least for now. all right, peter, good luck to you guys. fiserv forresulting we'll -- forum, we'll be watching closely. >> all right. go, b

so screw you, mlb, your stupid exhibition game is about as entertaining as a match of corn hole on espn3:00 a.m. in the morning and screwed delta and screw coke. in fact, screw all corporations. you stupid execs are cowards and bad golfers. you cheat on your taxes and to cheat on each other. i hope dems raise that corporate tax to 99%, except on fox, which should be tax exempt. maybe i'm turning socialist but after years of proclaiming corporations as engines of free markets, i realized their locomotives run by methods who will do anything to save their own heights. its profit over people in the matter how many inclusion coordinators they hire. they'll turn a blind eye to china's slave labor knowing that adding a diversity fun run to whatever history month is currently celebrated will stoke the woke in human resources. it's not a principled stand, it's their way of doing business. it's no different than a bodega putting up a blm sign so maybe their store will survive the demonstration. because they are scared. it's time to return the favor. that's our job, to scare the people who deligh

. >> four-time tennis olympian rennae stubbs, she is now with us, a commentator for espn tennis. guess i'm the first one. >> you are the first one. congratulations. so, when you read that she was backing away from the interviews and then dropping out because of some depression, some challenges, what did you think? >> well, my first reaction, when she put the statement out originally that she wasn't going to do press was, well, i don't know if she should have done it that way and i think looking back on it, she would have rather not do it that way. she probably shouldn't have done it that way because it put so much emphasis on it because you can go back channels, you can talk to the federations, you can talk to the wta to maybe sort of massage around it a little bit but when she put it out there in the press, it was all eyes on her. when i heard the news of her pulling out, my first reaction was sadness and shock, to be honest. >> so, after that statement, then she clarified with a different statement and i just want to read a portion of it. she says, the truth is i have suffered

. >> proud of you, carl, new york giants running back saquon barkley an espn personality might go with junior. both followed suit with supportive tweets of their own in the written statement posted with the video. >> massive acknowledge past closeted professional athletes who he says, quote, paved the way for him to be able to come out while still in the league. no openly or bisexual player has ever played a down in the nfl regular season game. 14 players have come out after playing in 2014, the louis rams drafted michael sam who had come out prior to the draft but never made an nfl roster. >> and in the nba, jason collins, he was the first active nba player to come out. he basically said that the more athletes to raise their hand and represent the more people of all walks of life will feel empowered and accepted in the world and on a small world side note jason's twin brother jarron just left the warrior staff to look for head coaching job. a world indy, but steph curry is not going to fly halfway around plant. tokyo steph is on the growing list of nba stars skipping the olympics to f

. >> i read a piece you did for espn a couple of years ago and you talked about how a blogger found outsically had to convince the blogger not to out you. >> everyone's story is so different. so my personal journey was something that was very trying and turbulent at times and kind of crazy. when you come to the moment of coming out and realizing that your own happiness and self-worth matters, on top of it having a platform where representation of this ability matters, it kind of becomes the only option and of course the best option. >> take us behind the scenes. was there a culture of home phobia within the nfl? >> when we talk about homophobia in sports, i think that starts really young. a lot of players, what they know about football is when they start in peewee leagues or flag or school sports. when i was in the nfl locker room, i never felt an extreme attack of homophobia. there were not a lot of homophobic slurs. the nfl is a business. professional athletes show up professionally and work towards a common goal. what stops lgbtq athletes is in youth sports growing up. they don't sti

. >> proud of you, carl, new york giants running back saquon barkley an espn personality might goal of junior. both followed suit with supportive tweets of their own in the written statement posted with the video. >> nassib acknowledge past closeted professional athletes who he says, quote, paved the way for him to be able to come out while still in the league. no openly or bisexual player has ever played a down in the nfl regular season game. 14 players have come out after playing in 2014, the louis rams drafted michael sam who had come out prior to the draft but never made an nfl roster. >> and that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. also tonight, big news in college sports because the supreme court handed down a key decision today in favor of college athletes in a unanimous ruling. justices said the n double a's the ncaa can no longer limit education-related benefits for division one football and basketball players. the high court sided with a group of former student athletes who are players are being exploited. the ncaa defended the caps as saying, well, they help to find

so certainly the espn that we all witnessed, the death of george floyd, a texas native, who, i think, for many people apparently awakened them to reality and functions in the united states, certainly opened the door to further discussion about this holiday being recognized nationally. that being said, i think it is really important for people to recognize a lot of things here. one, that juneteenth has been celebrated in texas and by people with some sort of connection to texas, people who came out of texas, louisiana, through the great migration to places like california where "black-ish" is set, and throughout the midwest and the northeast. since at least 1930s, 1940s, in los angeles there have been celebrations since the mid-'40s at least, public celebrations. so i don't know that there is a complete lack of knowledge about juneteenth, but there certainly is a broader recognition of juneteenth. >> one of the other things that's being recognized is just how many people fought for so long to make juneteenth a holiday, including ms. opal lee, the grandmother of juneteenth. she was at t

the lottery is coming up at 5:30 tonight on our sister network espn.in olympic history this week as the u.s. skateboarding team was officially announced. now more from our sister station in los angeles with a look at excitement from the place skateboarding began. >> reporter: olympic history, the first ever u.s. skateboarding olympic team prevented with skateboarding making its debut at the 2020 olympic games in tokyo this summer. >> it is the first time a culture-based sport will be in the summer olympic games and we believe that stateboarding can make the olympic movement better because it brings with it much more than just winning. >> reporter: it is made up of 12 members forming four group, two groups of men and women and to groups of men and women for street skateboarding. the ceo of the skateboarding olympic team says it is all surreal. >> it hadn't hit me what we were really working on inial yesterday or the day before yesterday when we were breaking down the pallettes that had all the olympic team gear on them and i realized this is real for th

but also a documentary on espn on the u talks about how the university of miami is a major powerhouse in the 1980's is from athletes raising downwardly mobile black suburbs. the atlanta region is one of the exceptions with six different areas that are solidly upwardly mobile, and solidly african-american in the metro region. but, again, not every city is atlanta. another key point that you keep in mind here is there's a culture of privatization that again begins in the response to suburbia being pursued by african-americans or desegregation, and this culture of privatization is in fact in the news right now if anybody's been following the debates, for example, in the state of michigan. the governor just recently put forward a law that would allow him to appoint corporate representatives who had the power to dissolve entirely the city government. sandy springs, georgia is the first u.s. city to outsource most of the public services to a private company. a firm called ch-2m-hill that makes about $26 million a year just from sandy springs to run all of its public works. formerly public w

. >> proud of you, carl, new york giants running back saquon barkley an espn personality might goal of supportive tweets of their own in the written statement posted with the video. >> massive acknowledge past closeted professional athletes who he says, quote, paved the way for him to be able to come out while still in the league. no openly or bisexual player has ever played a down in the nfl regular season game. 14 players have come out after playing in 2014, the louis rams drafted michael sam who had come out prior to the draft but never made an nfl roster. >> and in the nba, jason collins, he was the first active nba player to come out. he basically said that the more athletes to raise their hand and represent the more people of all walks of life will feel empowered and accepted in the world and on a small world side note jason's twin brother jarron just left the warrior staff to look for head coaching job. a world indy, but steph curry is not going to fly halfway around plant. tokyo steph is on the growing list of nba stars skipping the olympics to focus on getting over injuries. h