>> kroft: yeah. >> giannis antetokounmpo: six. >> kroft: how many from the foul line? >> giannis antetokounmpo: from the foul, one. ( laughs ) just one. maybe none. i can just jump from the foul line, i think. >> kroft: you're watching highlights that have gone viral on six continents. already a two-time all-star, he's listed in the program as a forward, but he plays every position, from point guard to center, and leads the bucks in points, rebounds, and assists. this one surprised even giannis. >> giannis antetokounmpo: the hike pass that i did between my legs. that was one of the most i was like, wow, i, oh, wow, i just did that. >> kroft: had you ever done it before? >> giannis antetokounmpo: no. >> kroft: it just came to you? >> giannis antetokounmpo: it just came. >> kroft: it was a pretty good pass. >> giannis antetokounmpo: yeah. it was a really good pass. >> kroft: but it's his size and his coordination that intimidate. he has a wing span of seven feet, three inches. i've heard a lot about your hands. can i-- and his hands, which are a foot long, are thought to

oh, yeah. >> kroft: did you believe him? he was delusional. >> kroft: but his story checked out, and they gave him the job. you're glad you hired him. >> both: oh, yeah. >> billotte: it was sad to see him go. >> kroft: he spent three years with the cockles in omaha, completing the undergraduate degree he'd begun in prison, and continuing to impress the lawyers he worked with. with their help, and against all odds, the university of washington law school took a chance on him. he won a full scholarship from the bill and melinda gates foundation and upon graduation, was admitted to the bar. how did you do in law school? >> shon hopwood: surprisingly well. >> kroft: you were already a lawyer? >> shon hopwood: well, i mean, it was-- it was a new experience, doing well in school. >> kroft: he did well enough to land a prestigious clerkship with the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia, the second most important court in the country. >> waxman: the idea that a convicted bank robber was going to go work for ja

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can facebook users do to protect themselves we have or social media editor with us will have no clue kroft william thank you for joining us in our studios facebook has been defending itself over and over again why is there been such a strong backlash here well two reasons really size and purpose only a relatively small number of facebook users about two hundred seventy thousand actually logged into this third party app in question but fifty million people are ultimately affected that's because what many of these users didn't know is they weren't only consenting to give their data over to this app they were consenting to their friends data as well if their friends privacy settings allowed for that that's what's behind the anger not only the sharing of the data per se but how and why did facebook take the necessary steps to safeguard how this data was used and where it was going did cambridge analytic which was hired by the trump campaign access this data appropriately and if any laws were broken or even facebook's own policies to facebook respond properly that's what you came vesta gaiters

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aleasia decandor is taking on the role of "tomb raider," lara kroft. to track him down in one of the most dangerous corners of the world. >> the one. the l's c.right in the middle of u may as well jump off the boat now. >> it will be an adventure. >> this is not an adventure. >> all right. well, the critics are not loving this adventure to the movie theater. a 50% splat on rotten tomatoes. mixed reviews. "tomb raider is no master piece but it's rare to see the franchise reinvent its hero so dramatically and successfully. angelina joely played that role the first time around. >> of course. >> but watching a tiny but tough woman survive one danger after another tests not only our credulity but our patience." what's wrong with tiny but tough women? >> we resemble that remark. get it. >>> this morning on "world news now" the search for answers in a deadly bridge collapse. >> a span built just days ago comes crashing down into traffic. some people had to be pulled from the rubble. new details of what may have gone wrong. we're live at the scene. >>> also th