the los angeles lakers tangle with the new york knickerbockers.but this promises to be a different new york knickerbocker team because they bring the town with them, one of the most heralded men ever to come. endo pro basketball bill bradley now bellamy against them, harvard center. they both tap. it goes into the back court in new york and bradley's got a bill bradley front guard number 24 on his uniform, guarded by west. give the bananas down. he sometimes shoots that far. screens for bradley's first shot at 20 footer, hits the heel no good rebound for the baseline a bradley second shot of the game from 18 feet won't go rebound. it ought to harken back coming in the left side, give down the middle of baylor he's double team gather while the west he loses bradley. dribble drive and he throw it up and miss the layup the rebound is off the wallace reed he close to barnett fast break the bradley one on one against gordon in the middle she's an eight put another rebound baylor baylor comes out of the backcourt the defense is back they get the ball to

lautaro martinez, the argentinian striker of inter as the captain of lebron james, to the los angeles lakers basketball star, in honor of bill russell , boston's new story , let's change his shirt number to 623 . iraq took the third place in relation to afghanistan. i am farhad ardestani from ray city. he participated in the international tournament hosted by lavasanat and played 352 games . last season, they played few games and refereed, and this is what caused the referees' committee of the federation to decide to reduce the number of referees. one of the problems that arose in the 22nd season of the premier league, the voices of the coaches and players of the teams raised the voices of the teams. the mistakes of the referees, but alas, i pray for you for sina afsharian, the mistakes i made, experts, one of the reasons for the increase is the large number of green rectangle fans in the premier football league . we need 32 people for 8 games a week. and the second season of the premier league the collection was judged by 43 referees, which means that each referee was in charge of judging a

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today is the miami heat taking on the los angeles lakers right now. we have the san antonio spurs taking on the charlotte hornets. and then of course, next is the golden state warriors taking on the sacramento tea kings, the host classic warriors will play again. of course, all wednesday. aaron, you'll be here for that game. but in the meantime, we'll have all your highlights. postgame coverage right here on kron 4 as brandon pajemski makes his warriors debut. that's all i have from the golden one center. back to you, aaron. >> all right, jason, it will be exciting to see brandon pitino, windy today from the spur. yeah, but just, you know, keeping an eye on those rookies just to see, you the ones to watch the wants to look out for you and the ones that are trying to prove to everyone else that they deserve nba contract. so i love really kind of like the underdog season. you write all right. thanks, thank you. now to our 4 zone forecast with a live look at a foggy golden gate bridge. our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here. yeah, you know, i

the los angeles lakers star had floated the idea of retirement after a season where he became the nba'sscorer, but at an awards ceremony on wednesday, the 39—year—old put an end to all the speculation surrounding his future. the truth is, i have been asking myself this question at the end of the season for a couple of years now. ijust never openly talked about it. i don't care how many more points i score, or what i can and cannot do on the floor, the real question for me is, can i play without cheating this game? i can't give everything on the floor is the day i will be done. lucky for you guys, that there is not today. and that's all the sport for now. you can get all the latest — including the latest from wimbledon — just go to bbc.com/sport — see you soon for me and the team, it is goodbye. junior doctors in england have begun a five day strike described by their union as the longest in nhs history and a major escalation of their pay dispute. downing street said the latest walkout by members of the british medical association would put patient safety at risk — while the union has ur

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here's one -- the los angeles lakers against the milwaukee bucks.ianculli: young people were interested in relevant things, and so television began to reflect that. man: this is cbs. really it was very simple -- you had three channels, and plus pbs. ken: when the decade turned over into the '70s, television was very rural. cbs had "beverly hillbillies," "green acres." "petticoat junction" and these kind of rural fantasies of mayberry as a -- the hillbilly shows were everywhere, and then they weren't. elana: fred silverman, who was running programming at cbs, said we're gonna get rid of the shows that are the most highly rated, and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to that younger audience. they changed the face of television. my name is norman lear. until 1971, he was a very successful, if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." gilligan: norman lear and bud yorkin created absolutely iconic shows. shales: the

. >> i want to thank the los angeles lakers for their contributions to me winning my golf tournamentsee. >> how good is steph curry? >> in his day job with the golden state warriors, curry has won four championships and a pair of league mvp awards. >> steph, all the way in the lane to finish. >> how good is this dude. >> considered by most to be the greatest shooter in nba history, curry has revolutionized the game while calmly launching shots from previously >> from half court, and it's or. good! >> do you have an appreciation for the fact that 14-year-old boys take two dribbles inside half court and jack up threes because of you, that you have truly changed the way basketball is played? >> it was never, like, an intention of that's what i'm here to do. it's just how i see the game and the irrational confidence i have to shootll those shots. stephen, good job, good job. >> he grew up in the shadow of his dad dell curry, another smooth shooter, who played most of his career with t charlotte horn the space just to be able rvey my life. >> step story is the subject of the new apple tv p

amna: as an orthopedic surgeon and team doctor for ucla and the los angeles lakers, dr.'s not uncommon to some of these girls so already come in at the high school level, to our collegiate team at ucla and already have had an acl reconstruction. amna: girls who play multiple sports in high school have about a 10% chance of an acl injury. the highest-risk sports are soccer, basketball, and lacrosse, sports where athletes tend to cut and pivot. and with more girls and women playing sports than ever before, doctors are seeing more injuries. but female athletes are about four times more likely to experience an acl tear than their male counterparts. that disparity is sparking outcry from elite athletes, including u.s. forward christen press, one of several players who won't be at this year's world cup because of acl tears. christen: if this happened on the men's side, we would have immediately seen a reaction of, how are we going to solve this and figure this out? amna: u.s. soccer star megan rapinoe has had three acl tears over her career. megan: i kind of think that a lot o

one plays for the los angeles lakers, the other plays for the boston celtics. it's a great story.several chances and here's larry bird dunking down the court. announcer #2: magic johnson leads the attack. look at that pass. oh, oh! what a show! what a great play! oh! what a show! when those championship games are in prime time and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. [ cheers and applause ] connelly: every mike tyson fight was an event because every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks, the electricity, you could just feel it watching it on tv. announcer: here comes mike, spinks in! he leads with a right hand! down he goes! tyson was made for tv because there was drama. announcer: it's all over! mike tyson has won it! firestone: not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk, especially at five feet. but everybody tries now. everybody tries. [ laughs ] i bet now. i think that he is starting to transcend just his sport. he's becoming something of a public figure. futterma

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. >> i want to thank the los angeles lakers for their contribution to me winning my golf tournamentsgolden state warriors, curry has won four championships and a pair of league mvp awards. >> steph, all the way in the lane to finish. >> how good is this dude? >> considered by most to be the greatest shooter in nba history, curry has revolutionized the game while calmly launching shots from previously preposterous spots on the floor. >> from half court. and it's good! >> do you have an appreciation for the fact that 14-year-old boys take two dribbles inside half court and jack up threes because of you, that you have truly changed the way basketball is played? >> it was never like an intention of that's what i'm here to do, but it's how i see the game and the irrational confidence i have to shoot all those types of shots. >> curry grew up a small, skinny kid in the shadow of his dad dell curry, another smooth shooter who played most of his nba career with the charlotte hornets. >> i'm constantly trying to find a space just to be able to survey my life. >> steph's story is the subject o