i wanted to find out what you think the n.b.a.t and what the government can do in playing their part. >> danger it's hard to get a meeting if you have one of the leading n.b.a. players and one of our owners want to talk to a governor or mayor or congressperson or whomever, and, you know, now's the time. a lot of things are going to have to happen that don't happen now on a bipartisan basis, and if you put the players and the equity holders in holders and t, the owners, if you put us together, the ability to put pressures on both ds and rs to come together to work out solutions that really matter, i think that's an extra advantage we were as a group, and that's why i love our justice coalition, it's a chance to get, you know, a variety of people with different viewpoints, players and owners and coaches on the same page, and then get the messages to our legislators, to our police chiefs, to our prosecutors. man, are there a lot of elections that matter in this area of racial justice. >> trevor: as a fan of the n.b.a., i'm excited to

over the last 4 years and one of the interesting things is this wildcat strike on the part of the n.b.a. players comes exactly 4 years after a column capper nick nolte's during the national anthem during the 1st time and think how much has changed in those 4 years one of the big ones is that the big sponsors like nike like under armor are now firmly on the side of the black lives matter movement and or are very very strongly pushing ownership towards towards the size of the. all of that side of social justice we didn't see that 4 years ago no times have definitely changed calling copper nickel how many people denied him because of that and now they're joining with him are standing with him in solidarity with because of what's happened 4 years later i guess better late than never but some players they want to stop altogether others actually want to continue to play and they feel like they have an obligation right to continue and it's part of their job their salaries but a lot of them i mean i can only imagine are burned out from being in that bubble especially n.b.a. players are and they

like the college of the holy cross dr victor matheson professor thank you for joining us today the n.b.a. announced they're hopeful to restart their games on saturday and h.l. also said they resume saturday players they're still dealing with owners and some one negotiations are we going to see each organization making separate deals. so this will be decided individually by the individual players unions negotiating with management in these cases and with only a handful of very rare exceptions this appears to be something where actually the league owners and the players or on the same side of this well let me ask you this the organizations these players said they want to be more vocal and support the movement they're already have gears and uniforms and jerseys showing support players and owners they were still having meetings to decide on what to do next one of them is establishing this justice coalition with players coaches and governors do you think that's going to help. certainly one thing that has changed a lot over the last 4 years and one of the interesting things is this wildcat str

media outlets the n.b.a. did postpone all of wednesday's playoffs when the bucs boycott a big game against the orlando magic after a meeting on thursday basketball as have agreed to continue playing more with us what's present at the richardson and what's the story on the milwaukee still going to sit it out and everyone else plays let's. say much share with not had any official confirmation from the n.b.a. as yet the n.b.a. board of governors having a separate meeting to the n.b.a. players what we understand is that the playoff games that used to take place tonight thursday they will not take place they'll be postponed the with 3 games also they got postponed yesterday including that game involving the milwaukee bucks but then it does appear as though the playoffs will go ahead now that could be seen as well what was the point of it all but in these important to stress that never before have we actually seen a major sports league in the u.s. actually go as far as a boycott there's been talk about it in the pa

ham joins us to discuss regina welcome to the show thank you for having me now the n.b.a. they started playing again after almost 5 months that they took off what kind of financial issues are we looking at here so the bigger concern for them sara is it's so exciting to see from a source of taxes that they're back to see that yes we're talking billions of dollars this is in an industry where you're just a couple $1000000.00 off you're talking almost $1200000000.00 could've been lost about $40000000.00 per team in the league had they not come back in july well the team did come back and they decide the league came back and so they are going to make use of that revenue but they're not making review from hospitality which includes by fans buying tickets selling concessions at the game broadcasters to are also having to ask for money back because when you're having a sports that's televised like the n.b.a. the league does get a percentage of the money that is spent with broadcasters so when you have to lose half or 3rd your season that money is just gone so that also will affec

and installed n.b.a. players looks at returns apply a function on friday on wednesday basketball at a boycott of games in 4 different leagues to protest against the police shooting of wisconsin resident jacob like. so the news from the mediterranean this thursday is that turkey has extended its controversial gas exploration mission and ordered new navy drills as its dispute with greece need to its turkey describes the planned drills as gunnery exercises but says they are related to its standoff with greece of a potential gas and oil reserves both countries have been holding military drills near an area of. sea which they both claim and greece is just ratified a maritime agreement with egypt which turkey opposes that there's a lot going on and we've got our team to cover this dominant cane in berlin will update us on the discussions about the developments also we've got cynical c.r.u. . bull but we're suddenly just outside athens for us tonight hi john look 24 hours ago turkey said to greece don't test our

n.b.a., w.n.b.a., m.l.b. and major league soccer, all in protest of the shooting of jacob blake. tonight, cbs' james brown talks to players and coaches demanding m.l.b.and soccer. change. the mets' dominic smith: >> people still don't care. >> o'donnell: the president's big night. the convention speech on the white house south lawn in front of a crowd of more than 1,000. why kamala harris is on the attack tonight about how the president has handled the coronavirus pandemic. >> donald trump froze. he was scared. >> o'donnell: testing breakthrough. a $5 covid rapid test wins emergency approval, with results on your phone. the president orders 150 million as the u.s. death toll climbs to 180,000. and, the wedding was canceled, meildr bride and groom broughtir is is th eews" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with the rising death toll and utter devastation caused by

s bubble season n.b.a. great charles barkley told t.n.t.'s inside guys you can't just beat people over the head because people watch sports to get away from reality and right now their reality is different we've never seen anything like this in our lifetime this pandemic we've lost hundreds of thousands of people all these small businesses are gone i'm never going to say just go back to basketball but i think these guys got to be really careful steve as things stand now will the n.f.l. be selling tickets this year. well holland right now as it stands if there is an n.f.l. season i think it's 5050 right now obviously as we're seeing what's going on a college football totally different situation but the n.f.l. has a real shot of doing it now at the moment it's up to each of the $32.00 teams to decide if they're going to advance for example the washington football team here in our area in the d.c. metro area decided no fans already the las vegas raiders and they're not season there in vegas said no fans already but there are other teams that ar

n.b.a. players are again taking a stand the latest protests in the nation some are of racial reckoning. you're watching the news just a reminder of the top story we're following for you this hour donald trump has accepted the nomination of the republican party to run as its candidate in november his presidential election trump called it the most important election in u.s. history and attacked his democratic rival joe biden as a destroyer of american jobs. and personal roots has been offering has been offered help by russia's president vladimir putin as protests continued in the capital minsk despite a crackdown putin put a unit of police on standby to intervene if necessary to a teacher. wallace were among the latest detained in government. you're watching to w. news for got more on the u.s. presidential race coming up for you and to the point after the break i'm terry marshall thanks for being with us. to the point. the paintings clear positions for international perspectives. insufficient

teams canceled practices today, n.b.a.yers agreed to resume the league's championship playoffs, although tonight's three scheduled games have all been postponed. w.n.b.a. f playmes are also on hold, as is the oakland a's/texas rangers baseball game. the player boycotts are arguably the strongest stand they've ever taken on this or any oocial issue. llen played 18 seasons i the n.b.a., including with the milwaukee bucks. he's a ten-ti all-star and a mber of the basketball hall of fame. ray allen, thanks so much for joining us on the "newshour". i know you talked to current plays. what was it about this moment that made it a breaking point, that brought them to the point where thaid we're just not going to , play? >> wedon't think this moment was any different than anything that has happened, nyou , over the last couple of years. we finally had enough, and we've seen events unfold in front of our eyes arecently as a couple of months ago and enough is enoughdo what more have to say or do? when you're sitting in an arena and t

we're looking like much like you said for the n.b.a. $150000000.00 to set that up isn't that much you know that that's a drop in the bucket when you're talking about overall revenue $1200000000.00 and much like you mentioned a lot of the concessions here that they sell at these sporting events that's where they get. their money without that and we know how much they charge in those places you know i mean you don't want to go to a game and not have gear on or buy something there i mean it really does really drive a lot of fans and demand and money when you see those those games so much like you said there fanatics are called fans for a reason i mean we see sports returning to the united states but we saw sports return to soccer specifically to europe a little bit ago it's well under way and are they anticipating the same kind of issues with their financial backing they are it won't be as extreme but soccer in europe functions very different than soccer here there is relegation where if you have a horrible season you may be relegated to a division 2 division 3 of soccer will take legal

overnight the n.b.a.sed to take the court against the orlando magic last night just before tipoff. >> in the overwhelming please of change there has been no action and there will be no basketball. >> the bucs spoke with elected officials and afterwards released a collective statement calling for change. they want the police officers involved in the shooting held accountable and they're also calling on the wisconsin state legislature to address police brutality and social justice reform. >> trevor: that's right, in an unprecedented move, the n.b.a. had to postpone its playoff games after the players went on strike, which, don't get it twisted, is a really big deal. this shit is so radical it makes colin kaepernick look moderate. i bet somewhere out there there's a racist guy who's, like, i miss the good old days where at least they would show up for work. props to the at least for using their platform tore bringing attention to what's happening in the streets. when you think about it, sports doesn't stop f

we could care less demographically speaking the n.b.a. is not looking for 74 year old white guys they are not they do not as you heard him right there i mean that's a business call i'm not saying you know that's not their demographic that's not their target audience and they're really just fine they're doing just fine the actually up 14 percent across all the networks t.n.t. e.s.p.n. and a.b.c. and viewership through monday night's game so they're doing pretty well and it's a great product the n.b.a. has put out that's interesting yeah as usual it's an interesting little spillover that it takes my friend that's it for us thanks for being with us i'm rick sanchez he is the fish tacos we'll see again it's time to do it again. the mc maxwell saki is one of the most sensational stories of our time however media coverage appears to be limited to learning details and political overtones the single biggest question that needs to be answered is how all of this could have happened where was long forced when will justice be served. sudden and illeg

n.b.a. players voted today to get back on the court after a walk-off led by some of the league's biggest stars. cial's cbs news special correspondent james brown on correspondent james brown on this unprecedented moment in sports. >> reporter: the uncertainty of whether the season would resume was in doubt after reports the los angeles lakers and the l.a. clippers wanted to cancel the season. >> the milwaukee bucks did not come out for warm-ups. >> reporter: the milwaukee bucks' refusal to take the court wednesday resulted in all three play-off games being postponed as they demanded justice for jacob blake. >> despite the overwhelming plea for change, there has been no action. so our focus today cannot be on basketball. >> reporter: it was soon an avalanche of reactions. players in the w.n.b.a., major league soccer, and major league baseball postponed their games in solidarity. mets slugger dominic smith spoke through tears about the burden of being black in america. >> people still don't ca

the only other time players boycotted an n.b.a. game was back in 1961. when pay a bill russell and some of his boston celtics teammates sat out a game to protest against racial injustice. n.b.a. players are again taking a stand the latest protests in the nation some of racial reckoning. rescue efforts are slowly getting underway in the u.s. state of louisiana it was battered by the most powerful storm to come ashore in that state in more than 100 years 4 people have been reported killed after hurricane laura hit the easy end in neighboring texas overnight with winds gusting at more than 240 kilometers an hour. hurricane laura made landfall as a category 4 storm ravaging through the southern states of the u.s. . now thousands of homes in texas and louisiana are submerged in water. and many others are severely damaged. hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate but some refused to leave planning instead to endure the storm and elevated homes. there are fears that people may be trapped under the wreckage. rescuers have to wait for winds t

of we could care less demographically speaking the n.b.a. is not looking for 74 year old white guys they are not they do not as you heard him right there i mean that's obviously his call i'm not saying that you know that it's not their demographic that's not their target audience and there are just fine they're doing just fine but they're actually up 14 percent across all the networks to e.s.p.n. and a.b.c. and viewership through monday night's game so they're doing pretty well and it's a great product the n.b.a. has put out that's interesting in as usual that it's an interesting little spillover that it sets up for us thanks for being with us i'm rick sanchez he is the fish tacos i will see again when it's time to do news again. as the u.s. economy was booming greening numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of it we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing living minimum wag

with the n.b.a. presidents as well as chris hall who is the president players' association along with cal coven are getting dahlan basically they wanted to get the best situation possible that everybody could be happy. the n.h.l. post season that will resume all saturday with all of thursday and friday is games baseball and us teams stand with solidarity with other leagues that protesting against racial injustice in the united states the playoffs were halted the hockey diversity allies that formally requested the league it to suspend all action all 3 n.h.l. games that had gone ahead on wednesday despite matches being put on hold in all the u.s. sports leagues there were however displays of unity on the ice it's great that the n.b.a. did this and then they'll be in a w n b a the you know they have a lot of black players in those leagues but for you know all these athletes in here to take a stand and say you know what we see the problem too and we stand behind you you know i go to war with these guys a

i don't know much about the n.b.a.protest i know their ratings have been very bad because i think people are a little tired of the n.b.a. frankly but i don't know too much about the protests but i know their ratings have been very bad and that's to that's unfortunate they become like a political organization and that's not a good thing i don't think that's a good thing for sports or for the country or join us now a former new york city's brandon scoobie robinson senior writer at heavy dot com brandon 1st of all it was a very bold move from the players but very short lived how surprising is it that they will resume the playoffs. it i think there were a lot of heated discussions that were taking place for mary lee because we caught many people by surprise when they're walking but decided not to play their game 5 a playoff game against the randall magic there were plenty means that at that cited that they were mourning to get out from playing but the bucs kind of think their own shame and it seem to be a lot of us discuss

we could care less demographically speaking the n.b.a. is not looking for 74 year old white guys they are not they do not as you heard him right there i mean that's their business call i'm not saying you know that's not their demographic that's not their target audience and they're really just fine they're doing just fine the actually up 14 percent across all the networks t.n.t. e.s.p.n. and a.b.c. in viewership through monday night's game so they're doing pretty well and it's a great product the n.b.a.'s but now it's interesting yeah as usual it's an interesting little spillover that it takes my friend that's it for us thanks for being with us i'm rick sanchez he is the fish tacos and we'll see you again when it's time to do news again. banks geysers financial survival will face a lot of the girl i'd. love to be using this is a social pact supported by a columnist i don't call them right now so stop. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'l

we could care less demographically speaking the n.b.a. is not looking for 74 year old white guys they are not they do not as you heard him right there i mean and that's obviously his call i'm not saying you know that's not their demographic that's not their target audience and they really just find they're doing just fine they're actually up 14 percent across all the networks t.n.t. e.s.p.n. and a.b.c. and viewership through monday night's game so they're doing pretty well and it's a great product the n.b.a.'s but now it's interesting you know there's usually it's an interesting little spillover that is extra such that for us thanks for being with us i'm rick sanchez he is the fish tacos i will see again when it's time to do news again. summer solution where every summer we look at solutions all the problems they cover on every other month of the year now today recovering to globalization the dollar is asian and china for cation process which is game speed enter tromp but what has set in motion really on december 11th 22001 when china bec

n.b.a. franchises we're joined by teams in the u.s. is top women's basketball division who also refused to play one matches in major league soccer were postponed due to play boycotts 3 major league baseball games are also called off from the center but some players on teams that did play made their feelings very clear. it was a lonely. kind of their milk lead. to the black lives not just slogan has been highly visible across the u.s. but in recent months and it's clear that some are willing to walk away from a shot at glory to help win the fight against racial injustice to hell malik al jazeera. and of course we'll come back for more support later with andy but right now i want to bring in benjamin crump from washington d.c. the attorney for jack and blake also benjamin you've represented the families of george floyd and briana taylor the other black americans who were shot dead by place i'll talk to you about that in a moment 1st of all of if you got an update on jacob for us on his on his condition are you as. in stable condition. or

the n.b.a. says it's hard for the playoffs will resume in the next 48 hours on wednesday there was a play a war council in protest of the police shooting of wisconsin residents. below the head of nato and poland's prime minister her virtue russia not some meddle in the crisis in bellerive this after vladimir putin sent his clearest signal yes that he's ready to use force to support the bene president russia's president said a reserve police force has been set up to help alexander lukashenko but will only be deployed if the unrest spins out of control they have been asked for. across the country since lukashenko declared another overwhelming victory in the election just over 2 weeks ago his opponents say it was rigged the claims western countries are waging a diplomatic war to exploit instability well earlier police detained 50 journalists as they prepared to cover the latest protest in minsk or where most have now been released reuters news agency says their telephones and identity documents wer

another major story we're following, n.b.a. players are sitting out tonight's play-off games-- an extraordinary move, sitting out tonight's three play-off games in an extraordinary move to protest the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. three people were shot, two fatally, during overnight protests, and tonight a 17-year- old from out of town is being held on suspicion of first- degree intentional homicide. cbs' mola lenghi reports tonight from kenosha. >> reporter: the shootings erupted just before midnight. the shooter, alleged to be 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse. it allegedly began when he shot one person in the head at this boarded-up business, then fired on protesters in the middle of the street as they tried to subdue him. >> he just shot them! >> reporter: the gunman is then seen walking past multiple law enforcement vehicles with his hands raised, assault rifle in tow, leaving the scene without being stopped. today, rittenhouse was taken into custody in his hometown of antioch, illinois, just 15 miles f

the test known as saliva direct has been used on n.b.a.s and staff and according to yale, it's simply, less expensive and less invasive. >> the n.b.a. and players union came together to donate more than $500,000 to yale for the research that led to the test. >> trevor: that's right, the n.b.a. has funded a corona test where all you have to do is spit in a cup. though knowing the n.b.a., they probably have someone standing next to the cup trying to block you. but this is huge. the united states desperately needs for testing to get the pandemic under control. and a simple test where you can just spit into a tube could change everything. it's much easier than the test where you have to tickle your doctor, you know. actually, i'm starting to wonder, was that guy a real docket? it was weird we met under a bridge. huh. but this is why i always say, people, it is so much better to get diseases later than earlier. you know i always say that. i mean, if you got covid in january, you had to do the more painful test where they put the thing up your n

he was a former n.b.a. player that went to protest the it's a natural at that he stated that until players banded together across the board that would be a change and we've now seen it it took a while for the momentum to happen or added to society to be able to change and people start starting to feel the impact. have been chanting for the milwaukee bucks who are doing really great recently in the playoffs what's going to happen next the last few months are they were at the end one of the best records in the league they had the best record in the late last year the at the league's m.v.p. janet on to the bow of the bits of player of the year i don't think it means much if the books are not banning all the rights in the lives of black people that should not be shot and killed but those are there to protect and serve them and so i do believe that maybe a pic of waste that starts to come this is not over this isn't just a moment of silence like a few a game world when a day players are playing and this is going

the action against racial injustice has now spread to american sport the n.b.a. postponed all of wednesday's playoff games of the milwaukee bucks boycotted that match in protest of john hendren joins us live now from in wisconsin we know that wisconsin's attorney general has been giving more details about the events leading up to jacob blake shooting at what most even say. well the attorney general's big news was that this story is not entirely as presented by the family of mr blake at least that is his perspective. he said that police were seeking blake because his girlfriend had complained that he had trespassed at her house so they were trying to arrest him at the time they say they say they tried to tase him but that did not succeed and then they followed him at some point apparently they did ask him if he had a knife or he disclosed that he had a knife not clear whether he had it on his person at the time they say they found on the floorboard of the card the car afterwards but at no point in the 20 seconds of viral video that so many people have seen on the

champion setting his sights as the n.b.a. champion not ending on winning the title winning team playoff action coming up later in about 20 minutes. hello there more hearts on. dry conditions across much of the middle east all the time edges notes as high as we have seen but still quite a bit of spending in across these areas. across into amman and further to the southwest into western areas of yemen we could see one or 2 more showers over the next couple of days across this same area and this is what i mean about temperatures 44 in baghdad on wednesday and 42 and also notice as high as we have seen. 3 weeks ago but the winds are still fairly strong and sound and dust being picked up certainly across iraq on wednesday thursday 7 a scenario that wins actually taking that us a little bit further south of the temperatures actually a bit lower 38 in doha but the winds will come from the north so it shouldn't feel too humid and then we've got not bad conditions really for the eastern end of the med 30 celsius in jerusalem and $29.0

with the n.b.a. presidents as well as chris hall who is the president players association along with cal coven are getting dahlan basically they wanted to get the best situation possible to everybody to be happy and there's been a lot of conversation it's an onerous players and more and you know here we are today. well the n.h.l. pre-season regime on saturday with all of thursdays and fridays games postponed in solidarity with the n.b.a. the playoffs were halted after the hockey diversity alliance formally requested the league to suspend all action all 3 and show games that go ahead on wednesday despite fixtures being put on hold and many other us leaks and all these athletes in here to take a stand and say you know what we see the problem too and we stand behind you you know i go to war with these guys and i hate their guts on this but i couldn't be more proud of these guys it's you know the statement they've made today is something that's going to last liverpool manager you're going kloppers said t

on "inside the n.b.a." this happened: >> i think the biggest thing now is to kind of, as a black man, as a former player, i think it's best for me to support the players and just not be here tonight. and figure out what happens after that. >> stephen: wow. that is a mic drop. or at least a gently unclipped and respectfully set down on the desk in a stunning display of solidarity. i've never seen that before. i think kenny smith just took a knee while making a slam dunk. perhaps the most poignant commentary came from l.a. clippers coach doc rivers last night. >> they're spewing this fear, right, all you heard is donald trump and all of them talking about fear. we're the ones getting killed. we're the ones getting shot. we're the ones that were dineed to live in certain communities. we've been hung. we've been shot. and... all you do is keep hearing of fear. it's... it's amazing. why we keep loving this country and this country does not love us back. >> stephen: that is why voting in november is so important.

n.b.a. players retto the court thisfternoon after a dramatic three day work-stoppage in respoe to the police shooting of jacob blake. the n.b.a. players association and the league agreed to form a social justice coalition, and many n.b.a. arenas will be used as voting sites this fall. on wednesday, the milwaukee bucks did not take the court for playoff game against the orlando magic. this led to league-wide cancellations, and players in seother sports, including ll and soccer followi their lead. in kenosha, which is about 40 miles sou family of jacob blake called for unity today in dding justice over the shooting. police shot blseven times in the back last sunday. he remains in the hospital and is now paralyzed. the number of infected with the coronavirus neared 25 million worldwide today. in the unitees new confirmed cases continue to fall. the new york times tracking project shows new cases are down 21% over a 14 day period still, more than 46,000 cases wereeported and more than 000 people

also postponed thursday's playoff series games players met to discuss whether to return to action the n.b.a. said it was hopeful of resuming games on friday or saturday in response to the player protest us president donald trump criticized the n.b.a. for becoming quote like a political organization. here's a reminder of the top story this hour. all trump has accepted the renomination of the republican party to run as its time today for november's presidential election in a speech outside the white house he called it the most important election in u.s. history we want to get the destruction of the future of the night it states by a socialist agenda and attacked his democratic rival joe biden as a destroyer of america's jobs and would be destroy all american greatness. the watching the news times told me a lot of board member there's more news on our website dot com follow us on twitter and on instagram at the news thanks for joining us. tonight. i'm neal i'm good goalkeeper the 2nd season on the front of the planet on the brink of disaster we just longed in-depth interviews with experts abou

the state of wisconsin is also home to n.b.a. team the milwaukee bucks to boycott a playoff game on wednesday in protest of the shooting of jacob blake the being due to face off against the orlando magic justify their walkout they said they were demanding justice and police accountability teams across the league decision the prompted the n.b.a. to postpone all playoff series games on wednesday and thursday. and the action had a ripple effect across u.s. sports as teams a major league baseball and soccer joined the boycott and not only teams were showing solidarity tennis star. announced that she would not play in her semifinal match in the western and southern open to quote protest the genocide of black people by police the former world number one said she hoped to get a conversation started in a majority white sport. to take a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world kevin mayer is quitting the chinese own video. the former disney executive only joined to talk in june he has been under strong pre

basketball now and the n.b.a. playoffs will resume on saturday baths after the league and players reach an agreement on social justice concerns games have that halted for 3 days after the milwaukee bucks refused to play in protest of the police shooting of jacob lake in their home state wisconsin of their action led other sports to follow suit the n.b.a. agreed to a number of social justice initiatives including turning basketball arenas into polling station for the 2020 alexion this coming november. and that's the latest on d.w. news this hour arts and culture is next with a look at how computer games are evolving in the face of a pandemic omarion extreme thanks for the company. i'm secure the volume or the target and in the end this i mean you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you. are you familiar with this. with a smuggler's with bios of the b. what's your.

basketball now and the n.b.a. playoffs will resume on saturday after the league and players reach an agreement on social justice concerns games have been halted for 3 days after the milwaukee bucks refused to play in protest of the police shooting of jacob blake in their home state of wisconsin for their action led other sports to follow suit the n.b.a. greed to a number of social justice in this shit is including turning basketball arenas into polling stations for the 2020 election coming up in november. as the latest on the w. news at this hour american evans dean from d.m.p. entire team thanks for watching. and. join coincidence. that tampa.

now almost 50 years later n.b.a. players are again taking a stand the latest protest in the nation summer of racial reckoning. also in the headlines they were saying in the united states where hurricane laura's barreling in low and across the southern u.s. after making landfall along the louisiana coast line storm came ashore as winds of over 240 kilometers per hour causing extensive damage especially in low lying areas no fatalities have been reported yet some $500000.00 people are now without power. these powerful trade commissioner phil hogan is resigning and that's allegations he breached coronavirus lockdown restrictions arlen a week ago hogan attended a golf dinner with some people sparking a national outcry government says his actions undermine public confidence in the guidelines. the greek coast guard says it has rescued $96.00 migrants off the island of hala key in the eastern the g.n. they've been travelling in a yacht that was found partially sunk most of now been transported to the nearby island of rhodes

to us basketball now and the n.b.a. playoffs will resume on saturday after the league and players reach an agreement on social justice concerns games have been halted for 3 days after the milwaukee bucks refused to play in protest of the police shooting of jacob blake in their. home state wisconsin their action led other sports to follow suit the n.b.a. agreed to a number of social justice initiatives including turning basketball arenas into polling stations for the 2020 alexion in november. you're up to date now on d.w. news i'll be back at the top of the hour with another update for you stay tuned for our tech show shift looking at amazon and how it dominates online retail omarion and stealing from me and the entire team thanks for watching. my 1st vice a model sewing machine. where i come from women are owned by this notion for even something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle it isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle of my own but it took me years to.

and they've been able to move forward and again the n.b.a. started the playoffs today. the playoffs their revenue picture looks dramatically better baseball has been a little trickier because they're playing in their home markets there's no bowl but for the most part you know if you look past florida marlins you have passed the soon louis cardinals then been able to operate almost business as usual with very low numbers of pieces so i think as you move forward to closer to the playoffs for baseball i think you'll see teams really a lot of things down so they don't run into they do their best to not run into a situation where there's a big operate within the curb on those enough for us thank you so much for your time and insight we'll have you back to talk about this further 'd. thanks so much grant. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brain new portable t.v.'s which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play in the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or t.v. can also be go to a newer model failed so smart t.v. as

with the n.b.a.presidents as well as chris hall who is the president players association along with cal kaufman are doing dollar and basically they wanted to get the best situation possible that everybody to be happy and there's been a lot of conversation it's an onerous players and more and you know here we are today. well the n.h.l. party season regime on saturday after all of thursdays and fridays games were postponed in solidarity with the n.b.a. the players were halted after the hockey diversity alliance formally requested the league to suspend all action all 3 and it shall games had gone ahead on wednesday despite fixtures being put on hold in other us leagues now after a change of mind am asako is back in action at the western and southern i've been in new york on wednesday i socred announced she was pulling out of the events to protest against racial injustice she later reversed that decision when all games were postponed on thursday the former world number one beats in belgium at least perso

and sport the n.b.a. champion is setting his sights on winning the title with a new teen playoff action coming up later you heard that it. was. hello autumnal weather certainly made its way well into europe and masterclass you can see that you can sort of cut off this in a bit here and say we just enhanced the showers a been falling is pretty big ones in eastern europe and that's a full crosser wednesday big shows all the way from the walls the baltic coast down to the warms of the adriatic and beyond the aegean then the middle it just gets warm again and then you look over the bay of biscay and that doesn't book in the least bit anything other than stormy frankly and that's what it will be as it heads towards ireland but it's inducing end of it as you can imagine it's drawing air out from the south which is always warmer so temperatures again are on the rise $32.00 in bordeaux 30 in zurich for example in fact that's beating berlin at $28.00 in the crowd on the forecast shows red concentrated in germany a