so maverick said let's put it together, let's do it.averick then said i can raise a ton of money, a ton of money for a charity and we can have lebron contribute some funds and it turned out that the boys and girls clubs made multimillion dollars the other night, more than they had been able to make in the past two years of their fund-raising just because of this lebron james special and maverick carter and ari came up with that plan. so it was a huge thing for the boys and girls clubs and that's basically the story. it took a lot of twists and turns and they believe able to find a network and espn ended up donating the time so they didn't have to purchase time so the rest of that money as well went to the boys and girls club. >> rose: i want them to come to new york! >> absolutely. >> rose: and bring his best friend dwayne with him, by the way. >> rose: well, they... >> well they fell a little short. >> rose: maverick could have his own investment banking private equity fund. >> maybe that would have been a greater consideration. >> ros

john wall and the wiz, playing the mavericks. second quarter, mavericks up five.ll misses the runner. he would have seven rebounds. wall would have ten assists, hooking up jevail mcgee. how about some points? wall, on the drive. he had 21 of those. see it again just because it was nice. wizards win it 88-82, the final. >>> that's your look at sports. for espn news, i'm steve weissman. back to you in new york. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today, >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching this friday. the new cap on bp's oil well is holding steady. but no one says the oil crisis is over. engineers will be monitoring the well all day. the hope is that its pressure remains high, which would indicate that the well is leak-free. >>> plus, apple makes a big announcement about its troubled iphone 4. the company has been dealing with criticism about the device's reception problems since its release last month. >>> firefighters in california's riverside county are battling more than a than a dozen wildft have already burned hundreds of acre

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then after going undrafted, he joined the mavericks summer league team. here we are with him on the verge of him joining his team growing up, the warriors which also makes this such a special story is he could become one of a handful of asian-americans to play in the nba. he's believed to be the first drafted by the knicks and played a few games in 1947. university of san francisco head coach rex walters who played high school basketball in san jose and he's also japanese-american played in the nba from '93 to 2000. so lynn on the verge of some history and also a dream come true. coming up later in sports, more warriors news. talk about freak injury and an unreal giants/dodgers battle tonight in l.a. plus a's/red sox action. all coming up. >> you're loaded up with stuff. >> always loaded. >>> now let's talk about persistence. 17-year-old steve ortiz is zipping around in his silver porsche. but you see steve is at risk and the car does not belong to his parents. it's his. he spent the last two years trading up for it on craigslist. >> you've got to know wh

with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join dallas mavericks in removing financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: paul greenberg is a contributor to "new york times" magazine, his latest book was excerpted in the magazine. it is called "for fish:the future of the last wild food." paul greenberg, good to have you on the program, sir. >> good to be here. tavis: given all that we are hearing about the oil spill and what it is doing to lives of the fish that we love to eat. why a book called "four fish"? why these four fish? >> well, when you look around at all the land mammals that we eat. four we domesticated. cows, pigs, sheep and goats. you look at all the birds, turkeys, chickens, ducks and geese. where we're at with fish now, we have huge problems with overfishing. fish farming is the largest production of food production now. tavis: and they are? >> they are salmo

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mavericks right here, just get your orientation.owntown half-moon bay at lunchtime just 57 degrees. cloudy and then 4:00. about 59 degrees, at best. 50 in fairfield tomorrow. 68 in hayward. forecast highs in morgan hill and in gilroy, they are cool. that looks like late spring to me. not middle of summer where you would expect these numbers around the bay to up 70s. the big upside to that is the fire danger is no big issue. the weekend is going to warm up a bit with temperatures touching to maybe 90 degrees. >> nice little warm up there. thanks, bill. >> mild though while we are in the week. >>> san mateo supervisors overwelmingly voted to allow homeowners to keep poultry animals on their property. >>> and what nasa has to say today about who items that floated away from the international space station. >>> nasa officials say two objects are lost in space tonight after floating away from the international space station. the gadgets floated off during a space walk. one you can see highlighted there is believed to be a clamp left outs

mavericks right here, just get your orientation.wntown half-moon bay at lunchtime just 57 degrees. cloudy and then 4:00. about 59 degrees, at best. 50 in fairfield tomorrow. 68 in hayward. forecast highs in morgan hill and in gilroy, they are cool. that looks like late spring to me. not middle of summer where you would expect these numbers around the bay to up 70s. the big upside to that is the fire danger is no big issue. the weekend is going to warm up a bit with temperatures touching to maybe 90 degrees. >> nice little warm up there. thanks, bill. >> mild though while we are in the week. >>> san mateo supervisors overwelmingly voted to >>> nasa officials say two objects are lost in space tonight after floating away from the international space station. the gadgets floated off during a space walk. one you can see highlighted there is believed to be a clamp left outside of a space walk during a russian space walk. >>> a food good night for the giants and another good night for buster posey. >> another winning night for the giants.

the next thing is the mccain push-away from his first stance on he was a maverick, then he wasn't a maverick, then, you know, i really like to be a maverick, i don't want that now. i think that's killing him. the last part question has to do with unemployment benefits. i think that this is really going to be something that really shoots the republicans also in the foot. i think that they're underestimating their hand, and i think the democrats that you -- and the part of the country that you don't hear from which are hurting really bad, i think that's going to come back and be a noose around the republicansneck. are you following the governor's race? guest: i pay more attention to congressional races host: the politics of the unemployment debate which we saw on the senate floor this past week. guest: i think that's going to gsh -- both sides are very vigorously trying to point fingers at the other. i got lots of e-mails from democrats trying to characterize republicans as party of no. a lot of republicans saying that democrats are fiscally irresponsible. so i think you're going to see the li

all ivy league guard from palo alto scoring nearly 10 points per game in the summer league for the mavericks. >> my dreams would that play in the nba and now i get to do it for the warriors a team that i grew up watching. my dream was that i would play in the nba. when i walked in the locker room an hour ago and saw my name tag up, that was crazy. >> to me, it's like a sitcom like some fake deal that we're here. it's like this isn't really happening. it wasn't that long ago, you know, we were coaching junior high, high school, and playing for the local nba team? i mean, it's the most incredible story. >> you going to talked talk, you got to walk the walk! >> and there are reports that former cowboy head coach jimmie johnson will be competing in this fall's edition of "survivor" on cbs. >> you win. >> he will win! >> unless jerry jones is on it, too! [ laughter ] >> the 67-year-old intends to remain working as a football analyst. our network won't comment. how about them cowboys! >> how about them cowboys! >> you knew it was a matter of time before they got celebrities in to spice up "survivo

he was an all ivy league selection with harvard and after going undrafted, played with the maverickst month in summer league. lawrence scott has more from oakland. >> thank you. really is the stuff that movies are made of, unrecruited for division one out of high school, undrafted out of college, now jeremy lynn signing a contract with his favorite team growing up. >> more than a dream come true if that's possible. so, i'm obviously extremely excited to play here and i'm very thankful for the opportunity. and it is big that the warriors want me to come here, they have a need at the guard position and that speaks volumes for me, because other teams were talking about potentially having to develop me or this and that, but, you know, from my opinion, i'm ready to go i'm ready to play and contribute. >> i'm so proud of jeremy and also can say not only jeremy's dream, also my dream. >> i want him to be happy, do what he likes to do his passion. and that's what he want. a dream come true. >> when i walked into that locker room about an hour ago and i saw my name tag up there, that was pret

he was a standout for the mavericks like a set in the summer league.the first asian american player signed with the warriors in 63 years. >> obviously it's an honor but at the same time i consider myself more of a basketball player i know i'm ready to play this level the ninth concern about being asian-american. at the same time i understand at steep asian-american community how they supported me tremendously and very painful for that. >> no course you can't do were leros door without an injury the board all-star david lee hill mix the next six weeks including the world championships although he said to play. or he would like to play due to an injured tendon to the left middle ranks sorry middle finger of the right hand. he has to respond to the next six weeks ago for recovery and the training camp for next september. the sun to and 80 + million dollar deal. if you run the graphic america's top richest tiger woods stayed on top $30 million ahead of phil mickelson is he that wound up with me whether james. >> that's before alimony. (laughter) x? headlin

. >> kate is now being billed as a maverick mom. >> oh. >> maverick mom. >> so what does palin have tore's some relationship there. >> a common denominator called ratings. >> yes. >> sarah's dad is a former science teacher. so apparently he's going to give lessons to the kids. >> ooh, it might be very cute. it's certainly not illegal. sarah palin, if she's wanting to be the nominee for the presidency in 2012, you wonder why if she's thinking very clearly about everything she does in the next couple years, which is establish a pattern. >> she's certainly establishing more income for her family. apparently she's being paid about $1 million per episode, eight episodes for that show. >> what's the latest with bristol and levi? does he have something else going, levi? >> yes, he does. funny you should ask. >> he's in a music video. >> of course, he is. >> yes. >> what took him so long? >> he sings or is he dancing? >> he's -- >> he's the love interest, isn't he? >> he's playing a role. but so far no takers, we hear, for their new reality show. that's not been an easy sell. >> because of the

he discusses himself as a maverick on our twitter page, taking a second look at state lotteries, which do not seem to bring in much for administration costs. the focus this sunday morning in "the los angeles times," meg whitman, having spent millions, the headline says "the friction getting into the race has them both smiling now." bea, victoria, texas. good morning. caller: buying and an old lady. when i went to school we were told to keep your nose out of foreign affairs. my husband died for this country. i think that we have no business giving up the lives of our men. we do not have enough for the people on the streets to get food. but we spend all this money on more. -- war. why can we not just take care of our own country? we are taking care of these people in [unintelligible] but i cannot see our boys getting killed every day. i cannot understand it sometimes. i think -- look at all of the money that we have. what if we did not spend it on this war? host: robert worth has an extensive piece in the sunday "the new york times," magazine. "yemen, the next afghanistan"? a couple of t

phe domestic airline industry can only support three major mavericks, we're told today. how long before that number is reduced to two? there should be more camp --+ discussion about the airline industry's ultimate goals. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman and members of the committee. investors in the capital markets have heard different arggments about why or why not merger phould take place in the u.s. aarline industry. the balance of these arguments pmpact how the market prices arrest and sets the cost of capital ffr the airline industry. -- the price of all risk. the management teams have a fiduciary responsibilities to their credit holders. it is incumbent upon them to manage risk on inveeted capital. while managing cost and delivering products, customers value are important. they need to make strategic tte structural decisions. changing markets is critical. the airline industry is in dire need to lower the these risks. by several objective measures, the performance of tteeindustry has been abysmal. theeregulariiy of lost those unbridled in corporat