. ♪ ♪ >> james: remembering jim brown. actor, and civil rights activist has died at the age of 87. ♪ ♪ >> he helps everybody. >> that is what he is known for. >> meet gravedigger allen mccloskey. allen has been at this job since 1952. >> what was your hardest one? >> my wife. >> how did you get through that? >> i figured she'd want me to do it. ♪ ♪ >> james: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. i'm james brown, in for norah. and we begin tonight with a high-stakes showdown over the economy. the nation faces a possible e onpending limits before the june deadline. and if a deal can't be made, a default would mean the government would run out of money and could pause military salaries, medicare, and social security payments. republicans walked out of the talks earlier today, blaming the white house for being "unreasonable." the white house said both sides must be willing to compromise, but late today, the news that both sides will return to the table and work late into the night, as house leader ke

. >>> new developments in the james brown death mystery.ags of evidence that a woman handed over to the fulton county district attorney's office has disappeared. we're following these major stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. ♪ >>> one hour from now, the hard-fought debt deal forged by president biden and speaker mccarthy will face its first test on capitol hill. the bill has to get through the rules committee today before tomorrow's broader house vote. but hard-right republicans are now saying they will do whatever it takes to prevent this bill from advancing, including, they say, threatening kevin mccarthy's speakership. manu raju is at the capitol. we're hearing a lot of public pronouncements right now, red lines, et cetera. i wonder, are these serious? is it politicking? does this have the chance of stopping the bill, but also threatening the speakership? >> reporter: well, the moment those members who are upset don't have the votes to stop the bill but they're trying to do just that, and they're also war

: at the top of his career, brown quit the nfl at the age of 30 to pursue acting. >> 20 seconds! >> jamesncluding movies like "the dirty dozen" and "any given sunday," where he shared the scn with al pacino. >> going to lose me. speak one tonight, brown also being remembered for his political activism during the civil rights movement and the decades that followed. in the 1980s, brown founded the american foundation which teaches life skills to at-risk youth. he faced his own legal issues, serving time in prison in 2002 for charges related to a domestic violence dispute. >> that is the greatness in the building. >> james: still, his legacy means he was revered by this generation of superstar athletes. jim brown was 87 years old. he was one of the greatest athletes ever in any sport. well, there is an important update on some deadly infections linked to contaminated eye drops. we'll have that story next. one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted arthritis pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? doesn't your family deserve the best?

percentage of air supply and whitney houston's catalogs as well as stevie nicks, prince bob marley, james brown def leppard and kurt cobain, just to name a few primary wave rarely ever buys 100% of an artist catalog, and that's because larry wants to create and build partnerships. we do not create. we do not market without an artist. approval could see some of the things we've done for whitney for bob marley. i was cooper the walls of primary wave proudly list the companies, artists and the projects they have collaborated on. when larry is talking about these relationships he creates with the artists. these partnerships sometimes it's to build on the reputation build on the brand. for instance, whitney houston, a line of mac cosmetics, her own perfume, air supply has also embraced the partnership, including this triple a ad. um all my insurance, but it did take some time for them to feel comfortable with it. at first we said no, we don't want to do that. songwriters and recording artists should own their own catalog and their own songs. but we started to think about it, and it started to make s

as you know, i was close, had a father-son relationship with james brown, and james brown would always talk about how tina turner was in charge of herself. she was admired by other artists. michael jackson talking to me about it. she became a template, a real example for other artists, how to protect their artistry, as well as their business. and on top of that, she never stopped entertaining the public. she probably is one of the most imitated artists of all time, and that's a tribute to greatness. when others that are good want to imitate your greatness. >> absolutely true. and yet there's no one quite like the original. there will be nobody like tina turner going forward, but rev, she's a woman, despite her many countless musical accomplishments, her extraordinary talent that was on display. there was a very very difficult side to her life. there are those that would categorize her relationship with ike turner, although it was able to create incredible music, there was a level of abuse to it. i believe she had used that word as well. what do you know about what she overcame and what

james brown is in for norah o'donnell tonight. >>> cadena, juliet. the road to indiana were 189-year-old has earned the love of his community and a world record doing an unlikely job. that is tonight on cbs eveninws >>> looking forward to that. and speaking of jobs, semper cisco is celebrating some homegrown talent, the special program >>emts will soonhit t new graduates have just completed an eight week academy program, they come from all different backgrounds. some have degrees in fire science, journalism and business. others speak a second language. >> i wanted to diversify its ranks, and i wanted to give young people an opportunity. >> many of them are excited to serve in the communities that they grew up in. >> i feel ecstatic, ready to get out there and serve and do my job. >> how wonderful. they won't have long to celebrate before they get to work. some are actually starting as soon as tomorrow. >>> all right , here's a fun story. he made six figures as a software engineer but he left it all to make popcorn. >> my hold mind-set towards money a

as i said to someone the other day, james brown, the american soul singer, had a tune called say it loude he says, "i don't want nobody to give me nothing. open up the doors, i'll get it myself." but does it really work? cos i'm just going to go back to the police, tell you what neil basu, who's a senior police officer of indian heritage, says. "the dial has barely moved on recruiting black and ethnic minority officers." he says, "black men and women don't want tojoin, and if they do, it's harder for them to get promoted." you can't just sit there, open the door and just hope that something will happen. you need to perhaps push it, don't you? yes. and successive governments have failed... ..to take the initiative to bring about the fundamental changes that are needed. should the black community perhaps be more receptive to joining the police force and wanting to change things from within, like neil basu? um... people willjoin the police force. i don't think they're going to bejoining in huge numbers, but they need to set their house in order first before, you know, your average young bla

we haven't seen president mack on, but i want to now bring in james brown. military spending drive —— what's the thinking behind it? also, the war in ukraine, they played a part, didn't they? yes, for some timejapan has beenin yes, for some timejapan has been in a really oppressive security situation since the end of the second world war, feeling that its face, notjust by one threats but rather by three. there is north korea, china, and russia also. so this is been a concern for some time. but the invasion of ukraine really made this very realfor ukraine really made this very real for policymakers within japan, showing a permanent member of the security counsellor and nuclear armed state could invade one of its neighbours. and so if this has happened in europe, japan's concern is that it could equally happen east asia. absolutely. as you said, a lot of geopolitical tensions there. of course with tension over taiwan, ., �* , ~ taiwan, that's right. i think one of the _ taiwan, that's right. i think one of the main _ taiwan, that's right. i think one of the ma

. >> remembering james brown.ribute supporting and for the legendary football player actor and civil rights activists. the legacy he leaves behind. >> return to court. brittney griner's first appearance since her 10 months incarceration in russia. plus, the miami heat on fire. highlights from their game against the boston celtics that came down to the final seconds. ♪ ♪ >> and moo. inside beyonce and jay-z's cozy record-setting deal. live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. happy saturday. i'm so glad that you are starting your weekend off with us. we have several developing stories including concerns growing over a looming financial disaster with just more than a week left until a possible default. >> talks to raise the debt ceiling are stalled. the white house and traditional aim republicans meeting last night. still struggling to find any common ground. >> president biden at the g7 summit in japan with other world leaders and expected to meet with ukraine's presi

i think of her sometimes as james brown hardest working woman in show business.0 en -- given it up, she began to make a lot of money with or records. kennedy: i'm sure she done see a penny from ike and tina, but she went out and made money, ben thank you for your time, i appreciate talking to you. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: i'll watch almost faial famous again. >> joy behar claiming south carolina republican senator tim scott a black man, doesn't know how it feels to be black in america. >> he is like clarence thomas, b black republicans who believes by pulling yourself up by bootstraps rather than coulding the racism that african-americans face, he doesn't get it, neither does clearance and that is why they are republicans. kennedy: senator scott wasting no time clapping back, saying: >> no surprise behar said what she said after all, ladies on the view love to spew hot air. anyone remember fart gate. looking at you whoopi caution. why would joy less joy think this is a good idea, party panel is back. so, spike, when you want to take the temperature of blac

i feel good, james brown, on a friday morning. empire state building. it is 10:00 eastern.traight to your money, the dow was up 67, the s&p is up 12, nasdaq up 12. a little bit of green. the treasury yield keeps going up. 371. 370.9 on the nasdaq. oil, $72 a barrel. now this. politicians love a puff piece. that is when the media tries to make you look good. i wonder if pete buttigieg likes the puff piece that appeared in wired. it was over the top. pure flattery, this guy is a genius. in gregorian calendars, he consulted a rubik's cube in three seconds. in the second paragraph the interviewer rights of this. i slowly became aware his cabinet job requires only a modest portion of his cognitive powers. he's he is a rhodes scholar. he has a cathedral minded. but what about trains, planes, and automobiles. he is the transportation secretary. if he is so smart, how come air travel is a mess, trains derail and supply chain remained unfixed when he was on two month paternity leave, that didn't come up in the interview. you don't put failure into a puff piece. this is appearing now

some of the concepts of 2010's music like the edm drop but in this way that's more inspired by james brownwhere are you now" was written as a traditional justin beiber ballad and skrillex and diplo bring it into the era. >> i was like diplo, skrillex, i don't know if that's really whether i want to go. they did it. i was like, oh, my gosh, this is blowing my mind. >> skrillex added tropical house textures and energy to that record, but it needed to really evolve. and that was so cool to watch somebody take all these skills and translate them into this totally different genre. all of a sudden, the chainsmokers and their song closer. >> you'll never -- >> it's got this rhythm, which shows up in a lot of these tracks. ♪ i'm in love with the shape of you ♪ >> it sends ed sheeran's "shape of you" to the top of the charts, but the original deejays and singers were like, wait, what about us? we've just gotten left in the dust. so, we would do well to think about, okay, where were these artists getting these sounds from, and try to connect it to a deeper musical history. >> hydridized latin pop hi

you said james brown was one of the greatest running-backs of all time. i think he was the.ion. he was fast, strong. unless you were sam huff. liz: i am going to start crying. i don't want to get upset. now we need to show you what the majors are going to do for the week. everybody is clear the nasdaq is the big winner with 3.5 gains for the week. david, it's not just for the week. the nasdaq this week earned 20%. which names do you think will do well? >> we are back in the fang era. it's essentially the largest tech companies out there by market capitalization, microsoft, am, alphabet and meta. those stocks are all tied to the subject of the week, the month, this year, a.i., and will benefit from this industrial revolution, this technological revolution with a.i. you have been talking about it throughout the show. it impacts writers and almost every industry out there. liz: what else affects every industry is the fed and the debt ceiling talk. the talks have been put on hold. most people believe there will be a deal. but the federal reserve is intent on reaching that 2% inf

some of the concepts of 2010s music, like the edm drop, but in this way that's more inspired by james brownwhere ♪ when you broke down, i didn't leave ya ♪ [hanif] where are u now? was written as a traditional justin bieber ballad. and skrillex and diplo bring it into, you know, the kind of electronic music, um, era, just going in a totally different direction. i was like, diplo, skrillex? uh, i don't really know if that's, like, where i want to go. and they, they did it. i was like, oh my gosh, this is blowing my mind. ♪ i need you the most [finneas] skrillex added tropical house textures and energy to that record that it needed to really evolve. and that was so cool, to watch somebody take all these skills that they had honed and, like, translate them into this totally different, you know, genre. [music] all of a sudden, this tropical house paradigm starts to show up in other artists, like the chainsmokers in their song closer. ♪ we ain't ever getting older [nate] it's got this dembow rhythm, which shows up in a lot of these tracks. duh, duh, duh-duh, duh, duh-duh, duh, duh-duh, duh. ♪ i'

right >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so, i get to tell my mother-in-law that she look like james brownagine if you could really tell your in-laws or tell people off that are a part of your husband's family and a lot of people -- a lot of women don't get to say it. mother-in-laws are the devil [ light laughter ] >> seth: so you didn't have a good relationship with yours >> not in the beginning. towards the end, she was okay. you know, i used to give her my food stamps. and she still didn't like me >> seth: really? >> until i cussed her out. i told her one day, "when you help me sleep with this fat man. then you can tell me what to do." [ light laughter ] >> seth: how did she respond to that >> she prayed. [ light laughter ] she was a christian, and i don't like christians. [ light laughter ] they pray too much for unnecessary stuff. i don't want to hear that mess and god is busy. that's how we lost betty white they clogging up the prayer line [ light laughter ] >> seth: they were praying about nonsense >> nonsense, gucci belts, cars and god killed betty white [ light laughter ] who got

martin that james brown started to sing say it loud, i'm black and i'm proud. right? the next year, john lee hooker started his famous came out. i don't want to go to vietnam, you know, and the line in there is, i don't want to to vietnam, because i've got enough trouble here at home. it's like you started to see this, you know, and a couple of years later, marvin gaye was singing what's going on? you know, in a war is not the answer. so again, you started to see this kind of anti-war sentiment taking hold in the united states and in my neighborhood, just, you know, at the same time, you started to see the public opposition, you know, because the tet offensive, you know, growing against the war at home know. but, you know, you talked about also the cultural going on because of the riots of 67 in detroit and then 68, the most other places, the military actually started to change. you know, the military was was integrated in the sense that there were a lot of black soldiers working alongside white soldiers. you can't look at a pulitzer prize winning of, you know, soldie

. >> david: helping the browns win their last nfl title in 1964, retiring while still in his prime to become an actor, a civil rights activist. born in georgia in 1936, jameshaniel brown would excel as an athlete playing three sports for syracuse university enduring racist taunts as he earned all-american honors in both football and the cross. brown shattered league records in his nine season career becoming rookie of the year in his first season. he was famous for his power and his arm. but after the 1965 season, widely considered the greatest football player of all time, he would retire, choosing acting and fighting for civil rights. >> i had exhausted my ability to play football. i didn't want to play anymore. i wanted to do other things. when i left, i was cool. it was okay. >> david: brown would go on to star in more than 30 films. "the dirty dozen" in 1977. "any given sunday" in the late '90s. and there would be significant drama in real life too. over several decades, brown was accused of multiple incidents of assault involving women. but in the end, his talent on the field remain unquestioned, inducted into the nfl hall of fame in 1971, his number,

and the n b i in the brown, james lived the wife as the los angeles lake is saying that the golden state warriors championship brian. but the 122 to one, a one victory in game 6 of the 2nd round playoff series. stiff terry, again was dominant scoring 32 points for the warriors who were chasing the 5th championship and non seasons of it's not today. and in the women's india, brittany ronda, as played for the 1st time since being detained in russia. back in february of 2022, brun applied for the phoenix mercury against the los angeles sparks in a preseason game. the 2 time the limpid gold medalist was detained for nearly 10 months on drug charges in russia. she was released and a high profile present exchange with the united states late last year. and with that, you're up to date, the state june for report up in the next episode we made a terminal. we killed woman who has to discuss the end of life medical care with the family that's coming up after a short break. i'm anthony. how'd in the lane for me and the team here? we'll see you next to the imagine how many portions of lots of turn ou

this is a draft resolution, registration card of james brown day, who refused to be inducted into the military as an african-american. he wanted to classified as a moorish american. but you could see that the draft official at the bottom, quote, suspects --. i have a whole really interesting in my view, interesting chapter about these really complex of how to place people in a segregated military when there is some disagreement aftermaths. okay. so we've talked about divisions. we've talked about dissent. the call in response between the two of these things, right. the kind of dialectic between racism and resistance, cost passed a long and complex shadow over postwar american life. there were all kinds of consequence pieces of these stories that i've been sharing with you that shaped america into the postwar years in lots of different ways. so i'm going to end my talk by talking some of these consequences. i'll start the positive consequences. i'll end with the negative consequences. the negative consequences. you'll see, are it's a much longer list because i, i argue that this is the

to southern california rivals and pushing the warriors pass the kings now to face lebron james and anthony brownn the second round . here is more on the historic matchup. >> it starts tuesday night at chase center where the warriors meet the lakers in the postseason for the first time since 1991 . the thompson family will be divided . clay's dad , michael, is a radio analyst . >> i don't know. if i were to guess, probably his employer but i am excited to stick it to the team -- at least try to stick to the team i grew up rooting for. >> and what is this about the lakers matchup and how do you see it playing out? >> on the time where the warriors took on the lakers , i thought the roster was one of the worst constructed i had seen . it was like gumbo with broth and sausage but nothing else. no vegetables or shrimp and know nothing. at the deadline, they worked it out and steve said it best, it's a completelyfflake ti think the iors the distance th seve >> the lakers have anthony davis and lebron james and you cannot count out the championship dna of the golden state warriors . they get it done ti

interview with soul singer james brown in and spent more than a month in louisiana covering hurricanetrina. everywhere he is shown a skull ability to bridge racial divides and other divides, to foster greater understanding among people and bring us closer to a peaceful and just society. among his many other works, he's widely known for his 28 article, a butler. by this election, a washington post piece about eugene allen, who eight presidents at the white house as white house butler. it became a very successful book, the butler a witness to history and an winning film starring force and oprah winfrey. paul cotton. three years ago, another of his books, the 2018 tiger land. 1968 a 1969 a city, a nation torn apart and a magical season of healing takes us back to. it was it was up for the 2019 dayton literary peace prize for nonfiction followed it followed black high school athlete as they captured two state titles in columbus, ohio in the turbulent late 1960s, like tiger and the butler, his nine books here an underlying theme americans in pursuit of peace, fairness and racial justice. h

i want to hear some of the best james brown stories.e you for your birthday present last year, willie. >> yeah. >> any big birthday plans? >> we got -- george guise has a baseball game, and then no fanfare, just my favorite people. >> mike barnicle, i want to ask you a question. first of all, this is a question that people are going to have to be answering over the next year and a half because it looks like donald trump will be the nominee of the republican party. it's way too early to tell but certainly doesn't look like he has any comers right now that will be strong enough. i will stay up front, i have known chris for a long time and helped us start the show, and i'm friends with jazz. a lot of people are talking about whether cnn should set up a town hall meeting with the likely gop nominee because -- the question, you know, the guy is a insurrectionist and he tried to overthrow the united states government, and he's not just any other presidential candidate. there are people saying you don't provide that sort of normalcy, and other

the brown james and the like is said to take on the denver nuggets and guy one of the in the i wisdom conference finals like has reached the finals off to basing the golden state warriors and 6 games in the previous syrians. so that's also may tell them the cry. so now you can find more information on a website l just sarah dot com with the result next been inside story, examines the victory by thailand's opposition in sunday's election. the hello, that was not in south asia and there's still some heavy rain to come to places like bung with dish and me and my thanks to the remnants of tropical cycling market. some heavy down pulls the pulling and further south, edging into north eastern areas of india as well wednesday into thursday, and we could see some heat of the day thunder storms across eastern coastal areas where we have seen extreme heat. temperature is continuing to rise here into the mid forties in places and is the story of heat across the north of india and into northern pockets. done. but temperatures in places like the whole set to come down over the next few days with t

spencer brown and james kenny, thank you so much for joining us tonight. protesters marched in new york city tonight as the manhattan d.a. forces growing pressure to -- senior correspondent laura ingle has the latest tonight from new york city. >> whatever we got to do, take it to the streets, shake [bleep] up, tear [bleep] up. >> reporter: a source tells fox news the case could go to a grand jury next week. one key issue, what was the former marine's mind-set during the deadly struggle which will help determine what, if any charges he may face. the former marine has lawyered up choosing manhattan district attorney alvin bragg's rival criminal defense attorney thomas kenneth who ran against bragg for manhattan d.a. in 2021. one former manhattan assistant d.a. spoke with fox about a possible manslaughter charge the former marine could face. .>> i think he should be worrie. >> why? >> because there is a video of him holding neely choking him using what lawyers called deadly physical force. >> protesters shut down part of the manhattan bridge last night, spra

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women to understand that we are strong, we are powerful and most importantly, we are fearless, the brown, james and the los angeles lakers a have pushed the whole the state. why is it to the brink of illumination in the, in the playoffs, 5th car, and the word is that look phone call. so when a game for this series bought a for, for, to come back at ned by a long. okay. so the make is secure and a 100 for to $101.00 that victory. and i'll see one of the best of 7 was some come 1st. any final engineers officer and then i do bio a combined to school, 50 points for the miami. he's in the game for when over the new york next the he to are also 31 up in that series and also support for me. com. thank you. so much for all that. so for this news, i'll be back in just a moment with more of the dice and it's the of the may on a year after a da 0 journalist shanina boston who was murdered despite international outrage and multiple investigations implicating is a really forces we us why justice has not been served. both lines examines the ramifications of julia and associates publications of us. they speak

the brown james has questioned his future in the n. b a after his lakers team are eliminated from the seasons playoffs. the on these all time leading points score has refused to confirm if will return to the court after the lakers were beaten by the denver nuggets. in the western conference finals are held. packed reports has lebron james, both of the quotes for the last tory, the full time and the i champions as yet to make a decision about next season of the lake. his last game full of the western conference finals series to the denver nuggets. i don't know. i don't know. i'll have to think about to be honest. i like to think about to be honest. and just for me personally going going forward the game of basketball. a lot to think about the says he 8 year old may be considering his future, but there's no questioning his ability on the quotes. james racking up 31 points against denver, and this the tough alone is the highest score and high season hope of his career. it helped give the like, is a 15 point lead off to the 2nd quote as we

be a way in the brown james and the los angeles lakers have eliminated the defending champions, the golden state warriors from the playoffs. joanna casual, rob sco reports, celebrities, general general, bad funny sounds of fashion music and sports were cool side for this huge clash between 2 of the biggest teams i'm think is those of the n b a. the lake is, hadn't lost human these titles and they have the momentum. they bind the bron james as they took 15 point need for the defending champion. worry is who a 3 to down in the series. it was when all go home. and steph curry was about to let the worries fold as the school, the 11 point point. it was the name because you kept the 1st whole 10 points ahead . was the biggest highlights of the night. this austin reads, how does it be to run picking up the drama, no side for player who joined the latest in 2021 of the no one pick 10 in the draw staff i drove out of the country. tried to keep up with the latest pay scoring. 32 points, the only golden state stone. so in double spigots brands, the 2 points knowing rebounds 9 was 6. to help this team

the sports is coming up and the brown james gets ready for a for julian awesome. the n b a playoffs. and he will be here with the details right. after the break, the the, [000:00:00;00] the so 5 people have been sentenced in a german court for their roles and one of the biggest art robberies in modern history. 18 century jewels worth more than a $120000000.00 were stolen from a museum and dressed that in 2019, most of the pieces were recovered, but some remained missing. the defendants were jailed for between 4 and 6 years in german police police. more than 40 people were involved in the planning of that heist. with many remaining at large, i will switch gears and bring it and say with all the sports things and say thank you so much. sorry, my in service is ac milan for a place in the european champions league. final, one of these teams a bounce become the 1st it's highly and club to reach. this title decided in 6 years, a similar space. and i felt task b 7. so i'm, when his last, the 1st like to now, last time i've seen that on one the champions the that was back

we'll start in the, in the a way in the brown james and the los angeles lakers have eliminated the defending champions, the golden state warriors from the playoffs. the miami heat have also booked a place in the conference finals trying to get your old school reports. the celebrities kendall jenner, vad funny sounds of fashion music and sports were quotes. so i'd, for this huge class between 2 of the biggest teams, i'm think itself of the n d a. the lake is, hadn't last time in these playoffs, and they have the momentum going. the bron james as a to 15 point, meet the defending champion warriors who are 32 down in the series. it was when all go home, and steph curry wasn't about to let the worries fold as the school, the 11 point point, that it was the name, because you kept the 1st whole 10 points ahead. what was the biggest highlights of the night? this austin reads, how does it be to run the drama? nope. side for player who joined the latest in 2021 of the no one pick 10 in the draw staff i carry. tried to keep up with the latest pay score and $32.00 points. the only golden state stone. s

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i i was due to record with james brown on my british electric foundation project and he backed out atf you like. was she in her early 40s at the time? she was 42, i think. early 40s at the time? she was 42, i think- ltack — early 40s at the time? she was 42, i think- ltack in _ early 40s at the time? she was 42, i think. back in those _ early 40s at the time? she was 42, i think. back in those days, _ early 40s at the time? she was 42, i think. back in those days, everybody thought that was the end of her career and she was just a legacy act. she had different ideas, of course and i have to give credit to roger davies, her manager, who had the vision to see that they needed a different kind of production approach and songwriting approach to give her a new audience, to give her a different kind of modernity. graham, good morning to you. for some people today, they will have been watching back some of her amazing performances. give us your insight. you were there, on tour with her, give us a sense of what it was like being in the room when she took to the stage with that extraordinary e

inside to james. 17 seconds ago, they've got a foul. brownke the layup, he brings it back out. and there's the foul with 10.9 remaining. >> jokic stealing the ball away from lebron james and seal an opening series victory for the nuggets. he led denver with a 34-point triple-double last night as denver overcame a 40-point effort from anthony davis to win game one of the western conference finals 132-126. denver was up big. lakers made some adjustments, and denver hangs on. the teams will remain in colorado for game two tomorrow night. and tonight the boston celtics will host the miami heat in game one of the eastern conference finals. and two days after the game seven blowout loss to those celtics the philadelphia 76ers have announced the team is parting ways with head coach doc rivers. rivers delivered winning records in philly all three of his years there. all of them ended with loses in the second round of it playoffs. meanwhile the san antonio spurs are looking forward to next season after winning the right tuesday the top pick in the upc

but as you can see, james harden loses the ball. >> he hits jalen brown in the face accidentally, but they called for a flagrant foul. that changed the whole time of the game. >> jayson tatum just takes over right here. he gets past tobias harris for delaying the celtics. we're up by 3 at the half. 3rd quarter, more celtics, more tatum. he gets by finishes again. he was so good. he's scored. 58. 51 points. a game, 7 record. how about a 3 pointer cherry on top? the celtics absolutely crossed the sixers. >> one 12, 88 just. >> how about some soccer earthquakes on the road taking on the galaxy. 90th minute here galaxy a one. nothing to sean joel of it. gets the steal. puts it in the back of the net. how about the brandi chastain thing going on there? my sports bra. the quakes, they lose this one to the war. >> all righty. there was a 3 way playoff after 3 rounds of live for tulsa rating. gray's cam smith in this guy, dustin johnson. let's check out this part right here. the birdie. >> that put him in command. smith missed the chance to tie johnson, get the title that 4 million dollar pri

here to another city synonymous with the destruction of wor, james phase out to 0, the russian. meanwhile, the come on, the ukraine's brown forces says he's visited frontline positions made back moved, where he think troops defending the area and a telegram post you said you're trained in forces were continuing to advance along the cities, flanks, latasha butler's following developments from ukraine's capital keys it's often very difficult to know exactly what the situation is. a inbox most and the last 24 hours . we have heard claims and council claims, the 3rd from the pulse of default and the russian. most of the groups saying that his forces, i've taken full control or fact most well, those claims were denied by officials. he re key, but also by presence lensky on that visit to japan. now, according to the commander of ukraine's grand forces, the what he is saying is the situation in black moot is difficult, but it is under control. he says that ukrainian forces do control a very small part of this eastern city enough. he says to be able to enter it if they need to do so should the situation change and he added rather

james harden boss looks out his hand. he accidentally hits jalen brown in the face. flagrant foul on him. i don't know about the call, but the tide changed after that jayson tatum, he took over get by tobias harris finishes over joel embiid and the celtics. they were up by 3 a half. then in the 3rd quarter, they really broke open tatum again gets baez guy finishes ease. the sixers only scored 10 points in the quarter. 51 points for tatum here's 3 of them right here. hand down, man down. he was cooking and given it to him anyway, they want it. that was his 6th 3 pointer celtics run away with it. one 12 to 88. they complete the final 4 teams. the same for that played in the bubble a couple years ago. how about some golf? there was a 3 way playoff after 3 rounds of live tore tulsa between braiding grace cam smith. and this guy. >> dustin johnson, has a couple major u.s. household name. he drills that birdie putt to put him in command. smith missed a chance to tie. >> giving johnson the title and 4 million dollar prize that goes with it. dustin johnson, good for him. all

but celtics ten point favorites but james harden looking like the harden from five years ago. he will cross over jaylen brownck harden here, trehe tree three. and he hit the step back and nails it. he tied a playoff career-high with 45 pints. points. and 76ers won. >> i had the confidence to shoot it and just stayed with my shot. we're resilient even with joel. we have the confidence to win games and been doing it all year long. a good win for us. >> and nuggets and suns playing a low scoring affair. denver entered trailing, but that is when nikola jokic just took over. he poured in 39 points and 16 rebounds and they got the win to take a 2-0 lead in that series. the nba will make the mvp announcement tonight on tnt expected to be either jokic or embiid. and then we have game two between the knicks and heat. and one of the most anticipated second round series ever, warriors versus lakers. and curry and lebron, they have squared off four time ins in th finals but never in the playoff series. >> it is like goosebumps, man, like this is what you prepare for for these moments. and this series against the lakers,

james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 6 o'clock and happening today, friends and family are going to gather to celebrate the life of banko brown. yeah, he was killed last month by a walgreens security guard in san francisco causing the community. >> to rally for justice will tran is on the story for us live in san francisco. will. >> they will continue to rally for justice. but in the meantime, they will rally to remember the light of banko brown. this will happen and about 4 and a half hours from now 3rd baptist church, banko brown. >> she are excuse me. he caused a huge uproar in the community after he was shot outside walgreens by a security guard. we do know that a confrontation took place inside walgreens banko brown suspected of shoplifting but ultimately shot outside this case actually reach. obviously the san francisco district attorney's office jenkins. she looked at the case. she talked to witnesses and looked at the surveillance footage. took a little while for that surveillance footage to reach the public. she decided that there was not enough evidence to prosecute the security guard even for manslaughter. >> this

brown. the suspected shoplifter who was shot and killed by a walgreens security guard in san francisco . ktvu is james at third baptist church of san francisco, where that service will take place. james. good morning to you. well, this is the location where close friends , family members. the public really will all say their final goodbyes to banco brown. police say the 24 year old was a transgender male who was caught in the middle of fighting a security guard at walgreens, accused of stealing and eventually shot to death at all happened late last month. surveillance video showed some of the moments before banco brown was shot and killed with secure security guard identified as michael and ernie and brown are seen fighting. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins ultimately decided not to charge anthony ford the fatal shooting scene, the guard acted in self defense that led to a backlash from some people in the community holding rallies. as recently as earlier this week there we spoke to brown's former partner. it seemed like nobody is listening. but eventually do time somebody will hear us. a

brown. he's a shoplifter who was shot and killed by a walgreen security guard in san francisco ktvu james torrez live at the third baptist church of san francisco, where that service will take place today, james andre. good morning to you here. well, the gates here at the church still locked up this morning. we expect that the change in just a few hours. this is where loved ones will say their final goodbyes to the 24 year old police here, saying brown was shot and killed while accused of stealing from a walgreens store that all happened late last month surveillance video showing moments before banco brown was fatally shot. and with the security guard, identified as michael, anthony and brown are seen fighting. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins ultimately decided not to charge anthony for the fatal shooting, saying the guard acted in self defense that led to some backlash from some people in the community holding rallies as recently as earlier this week, demanding change. earlier this week, we spoke to brown's former partner. it seemed like nobody is listening. but eventually do tim

brown, who's guarding jayson tatum. you crashing the offensive boards. he was the go-to score right after staff. they're going to need winds cause primary assignment is going to be to guard lebron jamesthey're going to guard him by committee. but the warriors are going to need a heavy heavy dose of andrew wiggins. as this series goes on. like i said, a very even matchup. they are going to need a complete team effort. guys like jordan, poor going to have to step up. dante de vincenzo. we're going to have to play better. so i'm excited to see how it all plays out on shore. a lot of lakers fans think they have the upper hand with trulieve. you look at the betting odds, it's really a toss up. so i'm going to enjoy this matchup. you don't know how many time we're going to see guys like steph and lebron go head to head the list, take it all in and we'll see how that dust settles. now, of course, we'll have one more live reports before tip ball and soon as this one wraps up, we'll have all th post-game coverage. erin wilson in myself. but for now, we're live at chase center. i'm jason dumas, spec to you guys, too. i just have one thing to say. >> that lebron, as we know. i mean, he's like,