little chris no flights miniscule really. interest. let's see if. those bullets if. yes i do think. it is new. technique. because i. don't really trust. no i don't well it actually. gets. to be honest with you. it's but. i've got to get he has got a question guest. that's going to get us to competitive or the russian aircraft. so my next question is how competitive the russian approach considering the fact that as you've just seen many people tend to distrust russian aircraft or even tourist companies as they run their advertising campaigns promise you you'll be flying a boeing. we're talking about civil points right. well over the past twenty years we have developed a very few new plane models and as a result certain amount of trust has built up because a russian made planes in the early companies used to do mostly old ones. he said you know even if we take those critical things that we've just mentioned the picture that emerges is an accurate one on the one hand they point to high level of technology and a high level of reliability but breakdowns are rather frequent because of the

them by car however it seems that you have more things when you are the one on the plane with little chris no flights miniscule ready to get a lord interest alive let's see if. those pilots if they trust the russian. yes i do think. it is new that russian planes have always been one of technically. yes because i. remember the russian plane crash which. i don't really trust. no i don't well it actually losing. parts i don't trust aircraft. to be honest with you. i know the. guest. of the russian aircraft. next question is. considering the fact that as you've just seen many people tend to distrust. even tourist companies as. they run their advertising campaigns promise you'll be flying a boeing more or less we're talking about civil points right. well over the past twenty years we have developed a very few new plane models and as a result certain amount of trust has built up because a russian made planes in the early companies used to do mostly old ones. he said you know even if we take those critical things that we've just mentioned the picture that emerges is an accurate one on the one han

inside of this, a little bit of history. chrisand became the first person to ride a bike at the venue where he hopes to add to his collection. >> this is where they were taking place. essentially, you will be on top of the podium to receive a medal and that is inspirational. this is a very exciting day. everyone is very excited. >> another first at the main stadium where a special track had been laid for the former olympic champion. the olympics are two years away, it is possible to sprint inside the stadium. well, less of a sprint and more of a job for michael johnson. this will go down as the first race of the venue. just as this was the first action in the basketball arena. plenty of progress than for one of the men in the heart of london's original bid to reflect on. >> this is already making a difference economically. that part of london is already being transformed. you have thousands of jobs being created. when it happens, this will be the single biggest showcase this country has had for as long as anyone can remember. >> p

there is a little piece of history. chris hoyt became the first person to ride a bike and a venue where he hopes to add to his gold medal collection in 2012. >> just walking in their got the goose bumps going. we could potentially be standing on the top coating receiving medals. they have done such a great job. this is a very exciting day. >> another first, the main stadium, a special track has been laid where the former olympic track champion. it is already possible to sprint inside the stadium. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> it is less of a sprinter and more of a job for michael johnson. it will go down as the venues first race. just as this was the first action, in the basketball arena. there is plenty of progress for one of the men at the heart of london to reflect on. >> it is already making a difference economically. that part of london is being transformed. you have huge amounts of construction, thousands of jobs being created. more than that, when it happens, it is going to be the single biggest showcased this country has

little over 100- million dollars in 1994... sixteen years and one playoff appe >>> chrisiors for a little over $100 million in 1994. 16 years and one playoff appearance later he sold them for an nba record $450 million. the new owners former hollywood producer peter guber and celtics minority owner joe lakub. >> i'm very excited. i'm a warrior season ticket holder and my kids are warriors fans and the reaction today has been unbelievable. >> you rarely saw kohan being at any of the games. will we see you courtside? >> i think the organization does need a face. chris has been a guy that'sed to remain low profile. -- wanted to remain low profile. i think i'll probably have a little bit bigger profile, maybe not mark cuban, but a little bit bigger. >> what happened to larry ellison? the oracle ceo released a statement this afternoon saying although i was the highest bidder chris cohan decided to sell to someone else. this is a bit unusual. nonetheless i wish the warriors and their fans nothing but success under their new ownership. >>> the d train dontrelle willis signed a m

his dream is to meet his favorite football team, the oakland raiders, and maybe do a little tackling. here's chrisreporter: jailen cooper of farmville, north carolina, knows football. he learned the game from his grandfather. >> my stepdad's favorite team was the raiders. that's something jailen always kept with him. he never forgot, he always talked about the raiders. >> reporter: on a sunday afternoon in the fall of 2006, a 6-year-old jailen and his granddad watched football together and played outside for the last time. >> i came to pick the kids up and about an hour later, he was dead. he had a heart attack. >> reporter: but jailen's biggest challenge began when doctors found a tumor on his pituitary gland and had to operate. now 10, jailen had one wish throughout his battle to survive, and that's to work out with his favorite football team. the oakland raiders. >> jailen, this is coach cable from the oakland raiders, how are you? >> good. >> yeah? >> yes. >> are you going to help me coach the team for a day, or are you going to play a bit? >> maybe a little bit of both. >> reporter: one week

chefs but to be little human beings. >> chris: now, running in 33 locations in chicago, washingtonercool program for more than a thousand 8 to 12-year-olds. the focus is on nutrition, self-reliance and foreign cultures. >> there we have it. perfect. >> taking children from that risk situations and exposing them to something that not only can teach them how to take care of themselves but also give them a window to the world. >> chris: art's day job is his two restaurants. president obama took michelle to table 52 in chicago last valentine's day. he has opened art and soul here on capitol hill which is where the chef and i got down to business sampling the southern cooking. >> everybody thinks it is about macaroni and cheese but it is vegetables, too. porkan have fish and posh chops. >> chris: how are we going to do this? >> test everything. first stop. >> chris: that is serious macaroni and cheese. >> did you think we would make unserious macaroni and cheese? and then the chicken and the beets. >> we could never serve this kind of food on a sunday talk show because everybody would g

we have the whole contingencies of little ones over here. christo chris. over to you. >> thank you so much. just as most of us look forward to summer blockbuster movies we heard the "the early show" started looking forward to movie reviews, 11-year-old lights, camera, jackson does them like no one else. good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. >> let's talk. "inception." >> mind blowing. >> what's it about? >> dreams, dreams. you can control your mind, really confusing. the movie isn't really made for people my age, so i didn't find it really appealing or that much entertaining. visually it's stunning but it's so confusing. i couldn't understand any of it. >> like some 40 years old. i don't think the movie was made for me. i saw it the other day. visually, it's actually pretty good. chris nolan, dark knight. >> absolutely. >> you found it too perplexing for some? >> it's really confusing. the characters explain the plot. that's one of my pet peeves. they should ask questions and get answers. >> thank goodness she was in the mo

the criminals right serve little worry to most germans and chris about the safety of their own families people here are concerned about this man in their midst but it's estimated there could be at least another two hundred twenty dangerous criminals released soon across germany that might ease conscience's in strassburg it doesn't ease anyone's nerves here martin r.t. germany the taliban has threatened to hunt down those responsible for releasing information about the militant group it says it's studying data published on the web site we can exist and will punish the afghan informants details of operations by american and other allied forces in afghanistan between two thousand and four and two thousand and nine have been published online web site says it will soon put up thousands more documents. police in afghanistan had to follow warning shots to disperse a crowd after four civilians were killed in a traffic accident the target of the violence was an s.u.v. a vehicle normally associated with foreigners however it's unclear who the car belonged to was the prince fled the scene assuming

the criminals right serve little worry to most germans and chris about the safety of their own families people who are concerned about this man in their midst but it's estimated there could be at least another two hundred twenty dangerous criminals released soon across germany was thought might ease conscience's in strasburg doesn't ease anyone's nerves here tom barton r.t. germany. coming up this hour here in our team made the pioneers of russian being set to make a killing in our close up series. and a for the average impact of the b.p. oil spill in the gulf of mexico has been as disastrous to the firm's finances as it has to the environment the crisis has forced b.p. c.e.o. to step down brought eleven billion pounds in losses already and to force the sale of assets to pay for the cleanup and compensation claims there is now some debate over just how bad the environmental impact will be some scientists by. leaving effects will be felt for decades while there is some evidence that the leak has been clearing from the surface of the water much faster than expected time magazine's michael

the criminals right serve little worry to most germans and chris about the safety of their own families people who are concerned about this man in their midst but it's estimated there could be at least some of the two hundred twenty dangerous criminals released soon across germany. that might ease consciences in strasburg doesn't ease anyone's nerves here tom barton r.t. germany coming up this hour here in our counting the cost the oil spill in the gulf of mexico may have ruined b.p.'s finances but the damage to the environment is being exaggerated according to some. and shortly read the pioneers of russian beef or said to make a killing in our close of series. a russian investigation has concluded that a south korean warship which sunk in march was ahead by north korean torpedo that is according to a south korean newspaper the new report not yet confirmed by moscow suggest a vessel here to see mine and international probe had accused a north korean submarine of firing on the vessel something peering down denies the channel and sank off the west coast of the korean peninsula on march th

the criminals rights little worry to most germans and chris about the safety of their own families people who are concerned about this man in their midst but it's estimated there could be at least another two hundred twenty dangerous criminals released soon across germany was thought might ease conscience's in strasburg doesn't ease anyone's nerves here tom barton r.t. broken germany. they taliban has a threatened to punish informants who have released information about the militant group and says that starting date when they wiki leaks website which published more than seventy five thousand secret war documents details of operations by allied forces in afghanistan between two thousand and four and two thousand and nine and our vailable online wiki leaks has said it may yet release more classified material while the us is pleading the whistleblowers to stop. police in afghanistan have fired warning shots to disperse and we crowd shouting anti-american slogans after four locals were killed in a traffic accident involving u.s. security contractors the target of the violence was and was an s

the criminals right serve little worry to most germans and chris about the safety of their own families people here are concerned about this man in their midst but it's estimated there could be at least another two hundred twenty dangerous criminals released soon across germany was that might ease conscience's in strasburg doesn't ease anyone's nerves here tom barton r.t. germany ok let's get some news now it's hitting headlines around the world this hour and the taliban has threatened to hunt down those responsible for released. information about the militant group it says it is studying data published on the web site wiki leaks and will punish anyone involved details of operations by american and other allied forces in afghanistan between two thousand and four and two thousand and nine have all been published online the website says it will soon put out thousands of more documents. at least four hundred people have been killed in pakistan over the last three days during floods triggered by monsoon rains thousands were left stranded as emergency services struggle to reach remote villag

the criminals right serve little worry to most germans and chris about the safety of their own families people who are concerned about this man in their midst but it's estimated there could be at least another two hundred twenty dangerous criminals released soon across germany. that might ease conscience's in strasburg doesn't ease anyone's nerves here tom barton r.t. broken germany. the united nations has been holding talks with north korea over the sinking of a south korean warship in march which killed forty six sailors an international investigation blamed when a top peter at times by the north but a second inquiry led by russia has caused doubt on this you and dr jargon see director of korean studies at johns hopkins university in the u.s. has been involved in research which raises further questions about the incident. we would hope that international investigation and south korean governments in the investigation would provide satisfactory objective answers to these questions but we have not gotten them we are not trying to make a conspiracy argument here you know we don't have an

my little 8-year-old unfortunately had to see. >> reporter: chris depth want to give his last name. he said he saw a bike carrier in which a child would sit underneath a car close to the intersectionn.a do that a man was taken to the hospital in walnut creek. his condition hasn't been released. at the scene of the accident there is a bike lane marked on the street and by road sign but the chp hasn't spoken as to a cause of the accident. >> just sad. a little -- a young one in a bike carrier under a car. >> reporter: we are still waiting for word from the chp on the driver of this car involved in the accident as to cause and as to whether any charges are warranted. in oakland ken pritchett. >> we have breaking news to pass your direction. the chp searching for two children inside a stolen pickup truck. they a 1-year-old. he was last seen wearing a red michael jordon t-shirt was red shorts. the others a 6-month-old with brown hair and brown eyes. he was last seen with just a white diaper. the chp doesn't have a suspect description but said it's a black chevy. it was a california licen

chris: another sea change was the democrats' win in 2006. here was msnbc's croverpblg. tom, you're surprised it has come close to this possible full tsunami here? >> i am a little surprised on the senate side, i suppose. we'd been hearing for some time that there was a big build-up, a wave, as it was described and we knew that the country was very unhappy. chris: define a wave. >> something national and global that overcomes the individual sentiments and regions of the country. it becomes a national thing. there's no presidential race this year but it feels right now that way. the o thing obama has going for him other than the attacks on republicans, i think, is the possibility that the economy will seriously begin to turn in this measurable ways to change the psychology. because, yes, the unemployment rate is high. but the other thing that's killing obama among independent and middle class voters is fear. if that psychology can somehow be changed in august, september, october, a tall order, that could mann mize their loss. chris: if not, we're facing a wave. that's when real good candidates lose because they're on the wrong side of the wave and really bad ones

which is a single term so i think the expectations of this president's a little overblown the fact is that we give too much chris. it to the president when something cosby says and then we give too much damn in too much when something fails let's talk about some of the issues that have caused you to protest to demonstrate you have been opposed to the iraq war from the very beginning and throughout the presidential campaign you actually supported john edwards in the primaries and then you shifted your support to barack obama brock obama was also against the iraq war but even throughout his campaign said that the necessary war was again a stand and he followed through with his promise to ask ali the war in afghanistan what do you think about that that that is now sort of shaping u.s. foreign policy at the moment the war is in afghanistan is something that we're all concerned about because the visible case of pakistan and the fact that the war is most people can see it in most of those people who are military analysts is an unwinnable war you said this is a war that we're all concerned about but you don't really se

chris: one neat thing that's happened in the tenderloin in the past couple of decades is little saigon. the development of the vietnamese community in the tenderloin's western part, mainly along larkin st. there's an increasing number of vietnamese families and businesses. one of the strengths of the tenderloin is the tenderloin community school, developed 6 or 7 years ago. it's a great school. and there's a lot of kids that go there and that's not something that's thought about. jerry: i think the neighborhood is improving but at the same time we're still facing the same issues as 10 or 15 years ago or longer. there was a neighborhood planning study, the tenderloin 2000 plan published in the early 1990's that identified 5 basic goals for the neighborhood. and 15 years later, those goals... i think a lot of people would regard them as the primary goals for the neighborhood. they include: public safety, affordable housing or housing in general, economic development, the public general environment and social services. and 15 years later a lot of those concerns are the same ones that peop

as nbc's chris clackum reports there are attractive packages you can book. >> reporter: a little time spent this weekend looking for late summer travel deals could be time well spent. a less-than-stellar vacation season is almost over and the travel season is grasping by offering bargains. >> places like daytona beach, florida, the average hotel rates are 20% lower than june and july. >> reporter: rates in myrtle beach, south carolina, are 10% lower. and in gulf coast states still suffering from the flood of bad publicity surrounding you the oil spill there are not only discounted rooms, but hotels offering a clean beach guarantee, a full refund if your vacation is disrupted by the spill. other late summer vacation bar gains can be found at destinations headed into the offseason, like the rockies or maybe the caribbean before hurricanes really get active. >> these are the types of destinations we are going to find the rock bottom deals. >> reporter: airlines aren't backing off higher airfare bus that is making an august cruise more attractive, especially, experts say, if you are withi

inside the velodrome, a little piece of history. sir chrisat the venue where he hopes to add to his gold medal collection in 2012. >> just walking in there, get the fans going, just to realize that's the venue where the olympic games are taking place, potentially to be standing on the top step of the podium to receive a gold medal, it was inspirational stuff. >> reporter: another first, the main stadium where a special track had been laid for the former olympic champion michael johnson. it is all very relaxed, light-hearted. still hugely symbolic. with the olympics two years away it's already possible to sprint inside the stadium. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: less of a sprint, more of a jog for michael johnson. but it will go down as the venue's first race. just as this was the first action in the basketball arena. plenty of progress for one of the men at the heart of london's original bid to reflect on. >> it's already making a difference economically. but more than that, when it happens, it is going to be the single biggest showcase thi

chris: tyler, again, we are talking about public health with the the gulf oil spill. i don't think dr. howard -- guest: that is a little outside my field of expertise. chris: craig, lake charles, louisiana. democrat. you are on, please go ahead. john: good morning. just had a question about the dispersant how it was banned in other countries and they brought it here to use on our gulf coast which we depend on our seafood and oil and gas for servicing the rest of the country. second of all, why did they need to use the dispersant? why couldn't they let the oil come to the surface which is easier to get to and won't mess up the environment as far as health hazard and get super tankers in here and take it off the top of the water? guest: that is a little outside my field of expertise again in terms of the logic of using oil dispersants. from a public health perspective, we obviously would like to see the least amount of hydrocarbons in in the human health space. so, i can't really comment on the logic of why oil dispersants were used. chris: are you -- chris: are you supplying your clean-up workers with masks guest: respi

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george is getting a little head start to the weekend. chris cuomo is back with us today.ood to have you back, chris. >> and the sun is out. >> i know. yesterday, we were blaming you for the rain. you brought the sun with you. good that you did. >>> we're going to get to the breaking news on the fires in a moment. forcing so many mandatory evacuations this morning. >>> we also have the latest on this killer bear near yellowstone. we veal the "csi" method that led hunters to the bear. and the emotional fate of what should happen to her and her cubs. we hear from yet another survivor this morning. >>> we'll also go live to rhinebeck, new york. the small town hosting chelsea clinton's big day. it is the day before the wedding. we have all the last-minute details, including what the bride will be wearing. and who is on the elusive guest list. >> we'll talk about that much later. >>> we begin with the breaking news. the massive wildfire near los angeles, that exploded overnight. clayton sandell is there and has the latest for us. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning

little nervous to come outside. i didn't know who was out, i came out and i seen him laying down. >> reporter: chris mariano was just getting off work at kaiser hospital where he's been a custodian for 20 years. police say he doesn't appear to be the victim of a robbery and do not know why he was shot to death. >> you have a person killed and we need the citizens to help us out. >> he's here when we need something in the house, like guys jobs, he always helps me. >> reporter: mariano's family says funeral arrangements are pending, the city is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> barry bonds federal perjury case won't start until next year. attorneys for both sides were in court today, bonds was not. but they couldn't agree on a trl date so the trial will now be held sometime early next year with the date still to be determined. >>> we felt this, you know from the first day that we all met that the government's evidence proved nothing. and we still think that the government's evidence proves nothing. >>> bonds had pleaded not

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. >>> chris connelly will be here with the heart warming story of a little boy whose dream came true.all. loved the oakland raiders. and they made his dream come true. chris connelly has that story in a bit. >>> and daphne oz, the daughter of dr. mehmet oz, a best-selling author in her own right. she's here with tips for college students, trying to avoid the dreaded freshman 15. she not only avoided the extra weight. she lost 30 pounds. when we say the freshman 15, everyone's like -- two words for you. popeyes. >> i was thinking ice cream. pints of ice cream. the whole family will be nudging each other off the best-seller list. >>> big concert coming up. sheryl crow will be here for our summer concert series. come down to the park on friday morning, live. >>> sam champion is close to us. very close to us. >> i can almost -- >> we have a restraining order against you. stay ten feet away. >> ten feet away. and sheryl crow is so much fun. we got a chance to travel with her on her bus a couple tiyears ago. >> that's right. >> how are you doing? one or two things we want you to know about.

little bit sluggish but not too bad for friday trade will be right back. rescuers returned to person who's trapped in a car after parking grosz collapse purifier official says chrisan see the victim but the can get to the person because of the concerns the parking structure is still unstable. the grosz collapsed after a glass can be from a high rise can and the condominium fell. return figure out if there are additional people trapped. the teenager known as the barefoot band is headed back to washington state to see. 19 year-old colt and here's more land in miami he is suspected of committing about 70 crimes in nine states and british columbia. he received his nickname after allegedly committing some of the crimes without wearing shoes prepared pleas of the looking from since he escaped a halfway house back in 2008. he was arrested on sunday in the bahamas. at 3.6 earthquake shook the washington d.c. area this morning. it was centered in german town near maryland it struck early at five a m appeared at 2:00 a.m. our time. no reports of injuries or damage but tremors from it spread far as west virginia. last summer quick quiz kid marilyn was 2007. new warning to d

chris has been a guy -- wanted to remain low profile. i think i probably had a little bigger profile maybe not mark cuban but a little bit bigger. >> did the team ask you for approval before they acquired david lee? >> we were informed of it, yes. >> so what do you think of the team as it stands right now and how soon will you begin your evaluation process? >> we're working on that. obviously i'm a fan just like everybody else and i have views on everything that's been going on. we will continue to do our homework and get ready for the transition for when we take over. and hopefully, we will make an impact very soon. >> all right. joe, thanks so much for take the time from europe, get some rest, congratulations and we look forward to seeing you back here in the bay area very soon. >> well, thank you very much. >>> switching gears now to golf and st. andrews known as the birthplace of golf, today it was treated like a demolition derby! or as tom watson said, the old lady had no clothes today. most golfers took advantage of the calm conditions early. tiger woods with a r

little blip in temperature for the start of the workweek. let's go to george with hot spots. >> i just spoke with chris been done she confirmed caltrans is noger any delays they've recovered from the problems this morning in fact they had the first baseball special scheduled to depart at 1030 this morning it was out on time and so will the second train be. cal train is back on track if you pardon the pun. let's finish the bridge check a couple of the bay bridges the second wave traffic for the west bound ride offers backup of the morning did not start until moments after 10:00 when the toll drops from six to $4. san mateo bridge a much aware of problems now there's no back upon the approach for delays across the span but for the golden gate and the south bound ride coming in for marin county. there is lower traffic from ride about the south tower closer to the south anchorage. a 16 mi. of slowing go traffic there reduce the number of toll lanes at the toll plaza in order to accommodate northbound traffic as they switched over to a 3-3 lanes configuration and setup for-2. there is no other problems for marin county. >> 1051 new this morning

chris cohen decided to sell to somebody else. and in my experience, this is a bit unusual. none the less, i wish the warriors and their fans nothing but success. >> got to be a little tough for a businessman there. >> especially when you think, hey, i offered the most and yet i didn't get the deal. so there you go. >> it's all in the details. >>> 4:50 right now. talking about numbers. what about the numbers? we're going to see triple digits. >> yeah. they were nba basketball scores around the bay area. some 90s showing up, even around 100 near livermore today. round two of hot temperatures inland. we're seeing a few changes out there. 63 right now in san jose taking you over to oakland, 61. west wind at 5. san francisco seeing a bit of a stronger sea breeze this morning. 59 degrees obviously fog around the golden gate bridge. northwest wind at 13. we'll talk about this sea breeze affecting our forecast for the giants game coming up tonight. catch all the action here on nbc bay area, cooler with the game time 7:35. we'll be seeing low 60s. maybe light jacket weather. overall, pretty nice for that game. air quality looks fine around the bay area. that hasn't changed.

chris bosh and kept dwayne wade. we'll get our panelists' forecast. first to stephen a smith and interesting news. >> miami herald news leaked out a little over an hour ago, the miami heat pulled their full page welcome lebron ad out of "the miami herald" scheduled to show up in the papers tonight after his announcement. so right now people like predic miami, going to the heat, we're ear up in air, nobody can know what he is going to do right now. all of this transpired in the last to minutes. >> drew joyce, you and lebron go back a long way. he said you are like a father figure to him. were you involved in any counseling in this? >> not at all. i have been a fan like everyone else, anxious and waiting to find out what his final decision is. >> larry: what do you think of the ad being pulled, john sally? >> i think, like stephen is down there. for him to be down there he had a pretty concrete idea that that was going to happen. for him pulling the ad, he'll have a new york jersey with number 6, like when dr. j wore number 6. >> larry: no chance, bulls, cavaliers? >> no he has to go to new york, the handshake with jay-z, he knows his way around, he's

elements of the democratic base a little bit, but i don't think he or any other non-office hold er will have effect on the election. >> he can raise money and that will help. >> chrisou agree? >> the president strategy from the white house officials is stir the base. we're talking about the minorities and the young people, folks who turned out in 2008 to help him. >> chris: he needs help to stir the base? >> he can stir the base. >> chris: why clinton? >> he can stir it as well. clinton is popular in the democratic circles there. might be a distinction in clinton and obama among democrats but i don't think if you get out there and talk about wanting democrats to come to polls and you want the independents who may be unconcerned about obama and the experience in dealing with the crisis, critical issues with the declining confidence with war in afghanistan and oil spill. i think people see clinton as now, odd to say, but senior statesman. revered in some circles. >> he speaks to independents. i saw it in capetown. he does. he talked about how to approach the b.p. oil spill, implicitly criticizing the president's approach by the way but said let's all row in the same

chris bosh and they've kept dwyane wade. we'll get our panelists' forecasts but first to stephen a. smith who has an interesting bit of news. >> the miami herald news has leaked out that a little over an hour ago the miami heat pulled their full page welcome lebron ad out of the miami herald that was scheduled to show up in the papers tonight after his announcement. right now people like myself who predicted he was going to miami a few weeks ago, we're up in the air right now. nobody can possibly know what he's going to do right now because all this has transpired in the last few minutes. >> drew joyce, you and lebron go back a long way. he said you're like a father figure to him. were you involved in any counseling in this? >> not at all. i've been a fan like everyone else. just anxious and waiting to find out what his final decision is. >> larry: what do you think of the ad being pulled, john salley? >> i think that stephen is down there. for stephen to be down there means he had a pretty concrete idea that that was going to happen. but them pulling that ad means he's going to have a new york jersey on next year with big number 6 in the middle. like when dr. j. wore number 6

chris christie here on this show. he's a nice guy, by the way. but he had a little with you guys yesterday saying you're not from new jersey and why should he have to handle you? you want to respond to that, anybody? >> our show is about coming to the shore and having a good time. you don't have to be from jersey. >> mm-hmm. >> the shore is about getting a shore house. you can be from new york, connecticut, whatever. you come down here and you have a good time. that's -- >> i love new jersey. i love coming here. it's a blast. and everybody likes to have us here. we have a lot of fun here. >> exactly. >> and if we can help out the pockets of new jersey, then that's a bonus. >> oh, absolutely. >> so season two, miami, what's the biggest difference between miami and the jersey shore, in your opinion? >> oh, a whole different scene. whole different scene. >> the party scene. >> it's more exotic in miami. >> yeah. >> i mean the clubs are nice. they can close at like 6:00 a.m. they're partying all night long. >> well, guys, a lot of people, as you know, your show is a hit

little worried. it will be great. i need a new look. >> we'll take good care of you. >> all right. >> all right. we're here with her husband, chris. not. this answers the question. i mean, this removed years and then of course jennifer lawrence took off about 8 inches and gave her this bob. she has too much hair and it's bushy. she cut into it. >> it looks thick and full and fun and healthy. and the color. >> chris, you're drooling. what's going on over there? >> she was beautiful before and she's even more beautiful now. >> enjoy that outfit. >> we didn't want to push it too far. we gave her this great black dress. >> dawn, come on out. big round of applause. >> do not forget that all summer long we do our ambush ladies on thursday. >> up next, keep that flame alive even when the kids aren't home. sounds naughty, right? no. that's right after this. fiber one chewy bar. how'd you do that? do what? you made it taste like chocolate. it has 35% of your daily value of fiber. tasty fiber, that's a good one! ok, umm...read her mind. [ male announcer ] fiber one chewy bars. ♪ doo doo doo woman: there's only one disinfecting wipe with a l