i've talked to people in the nba players association.on the executive council of players and they may disagree on how many of those teams are losing money, but it is say greed that a lot of teams are losing money and i think it's because a typical nba owner, i mean, they have the personal fiscal discipline of -- of a trunk. they're like -- somebody in a fireworks factory with a zippo. they -- they sign these players to these massive contracts as if someone has a gun to their head and then they say, oh, this is terrible. we don't want to have to pay these guys. this is awful. it's like, no one forced you to sign brendan haywood for $60 million. that was your decision. and so they actually want the union to give them the fiscal discipline that they're unable to provide for themselves. >> well, speaking of brendan hayward, this is krystal ball. two questions. one when are the washington wizards going to be good? and number two -- number two, as you mentioned, the nba had an amazing year. ratings phenomenal. best in a long time. how much is

the biggest fear for the nba and nfl is when you miss games. for the nba, this is day one.n the issues. it's been proven before. they lost games in '98-'99. they'll bounce back. >> do you expect fan retaliation when the fans return? can they boycott the games? >> i think for the nba, it's unique, because you have so many other ways you can spend your sports entertainment dollar. you have college basketball, nhl, a lot of things going on. the nfl is different, sundays are nfl, it's a different brand, but the nba needs to be concerned about fan retaliation. >> do you think any games will be missed? nba and nfl? >> nfl, it looks like they're going to get it done in time. nba, they have four months to get it done. i talked to one official, who said brace yourself, this is going to be like '98. they are four months away. there's a big divide in terms of the basketball-related income, between what the players get and what the owners want to pay them. >> i start thinking old school, the beginning days of basketball, the green bay packers, when they first started, it was all about

first it is the nfl, and now it the nba. >> in about 36 minutes, the nba to locked its doors. the nfl talks stall. while the nationals are off, the orioles play at camden yards, but wish they had not. orioles play at camden yards, but [ coach ] in albuerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant hame covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. matter of minutes the strike midnight. time will run out on the nba bargaining agreement. there will be no contract and no of the facilities. it will -- like 1998, it could season.breviated that is a very real if they play at all. running onk is be at a loss will of games. we are hoping that there will be softening on their s

the nba and same for the individual as players. they've got to look to grow their business. >> let me ask you about the win. so much talk surrounding lebron james and the mavs win the title against miami. how did it feel? did you get a lot of high-fives? is there a lot of competition? is lebron a friend of yours? >> lebron is a friend of mine. and he said afterwards, if there is one person to lose to, it would be you. you deserve it more than anybody. so i thanked him for that. he was first class. and he is young. there has ban lot of pressure and a lot of negative talk on him. but he will win championships and he'll win more than one. it's just a matter of time. >> this is not your first trip to the american century golf tournament. how are your game? >> unfortunately, i'm not on the leader board unless i bury the first hole. but i have a lot of fun, tahoe is a beautiful play and american century puts on a great show. >> and it's great for charity, raising money. >> it's also great for charity. today we're trying to achieve that,

. >> what is going on in the nba and nfl? does wisdom martin work out? you will find out when off the wall rolls on. >> ain't no walking out going on. ouewti r r lt >> welcome, again, to off the wall. dave ross and wisdom martin. >> okay. >> and back off of the one-year vacation. >> one year? >> and that is what it feels like. >> that's right, and can't get a replacement and this is a question for you. >> and the until lockout and we have other lockout. >> yes. >> the nba. >> and they're locked out. and i asked you, sir, which is the bigger concern? what league can survive without the lockout? >> clearly, the nfl is going to be okay. >> okay. >> and that is a brand into itself j. yeses yet is. and when it comes back, people will come back. and the nba is a different ball game and no one's going to miss it until januarying february, march. >> and hating lebron. >> yeah job, and the great regular seasons and play-offs. >> everything is great. they have to keep this going and -- going and figure yet out. for the teams to complain about losing money, that is

and the nba is crying poverty.dn't make any money last year andç don'áç hae much prospects for making any money in the near future if the continued financial plan they're working under isn't broken up and something else is put in its place. ton the players obviously don't want to give anything back. that's the big difference between the nba and the nfl. the nba owners and management are actually asking concessions from their players. >> howard beck, what would you add to that? help us understand the divide between the owners and the players in basketball. >> well, it basically breaks down along two lines for the nba. there's the philosophical or the stuck toural side of thisçç which is that they want to impose this hard salary cap instead of the soft cap which has all kinds of exceptions that allow teams to go past the cap limit on payrolls and a hard cap which would be an all-time first for the nba, something that players have been fighting against for decades really, ever since the sort cap system went into pla

coming up, how the nba lockout mirrors what's going on in state coming up, how the nba lockout mirrors what's going on in state houses across america. dramatic shift in policy for american soldiers. [ male announcer ] if it's true that sharks can sense even a drop of blood from a quarter of a mile away, which razor would you use? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> yet another labor dispute this week, this one involves an industry with $4.3 billion in annual revenues. employers are claiming financial hardships. unlike the others, this one involves the greatest sport on ert, basketball. the reason i bring this up is the story illustrates the accounting gimmicks management is quick to deploy in such negotiations, collective bargaining ended yesterday. players say not so fast. in negotiations, the owners are primarily represented by nba commissioner, david stern, who claims that last season, 23 of the 30 teams experienced a net income loss and the league collectively lost $340 million. that figure was previously recorded at $370 million, which prompted this tweet from nick silver, if david stern really thinks the

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yao ming caps his nba career after eight years on the court. while many will lament basketball's loss, others say it could be an acceptable time for him to make this kind of decision. that's because in china the number eight is considered auspicious because the word sounds like the word for wealth. ramy inocencio has the details on just how wealthy yao ming is. >> thanks very much, nina. yao ming is one of the highest paid athletes. since joining the rockets in 2002 he's signed two multi-year contracts with this team, that's totaled this amount of money, $93 million. don't forget, there are numerous sponsorship deals from reeboks, mcdonald's, visa. estimated to bring in another $25 million, also helped cement his status as an international sports icon. also, he's made a few notable investments with his cash over the years. in 2009 he bought his former team in shanghai, called the shanghai sharks, after they faced some financial trouble. wealth ex estimates $8 million in this team. also part owner of yao restaurant and bar run by his parents in

your dad was one of the first in the nba, crack? >> that is correct. >> what would he think about his time in the nba where i'm assuming he probably made pennies versus now, where nba players are making so much money, hundreds of millions of dollars? >> what would he think out this now? would he be pleased or would he say gee i wish that was me? >> well, you know, i think he would say like a lot of these guys say, that they feel as though they came along at the wrong time in their careers. i have never heard them -- and when i talk about them i am talking about all of the 360 globetrotters who played before 1960 and my father was included in that, where they loved the people and young guys getting the opportunity to number one, show their talents because it was the thing where it wasn't only just money. it was talent. just look back a little bit. whenever anybody watches nba tv or -- they always flashback in a flashback to wilt chamberlain and bill russell but that is the only people they really flashback to. those guys didn't come

the thing is, the nba has no golden goose. three quarters of their teams lost money last year. for them a lockout is a good thing. they make more money not playing than they do playing which is why the nba began the lockout last night. there was no progress with the meeting on thursday. the owners want a hard salary cap and change the revenue split from the players getting 57% to the owners getting more than 50%. the players say that's not happening and that leaves us with no hoops. >> it worries me that we're not closer and that we spent all this time trying to get closer. we have a huge philosophical divide. >> a lot of our fans still don't like the prospect of a lockout. we don't like it either. it's something our owners feel i guess is the best way the maybe get what they want. >> you may remember the last nba lockout was in 1998 and it lasted until january 20th. they play an abbreviated 50 game season that year and while that lockout was on, many nba fans found other venues to satisfy their basketball jones as this 1998 nike commercial reminds us. >> regina miller, you sti

but the nba has no golden goose. three-quarters of their teams lost money last year.them, a lockout is a good thing. they make more money not playing, which is why in just over 35 minutes the nba will begin a lockout. today's final meeting between the owners and players yielded no progress. the players want a hard salary cap. they want the owner getting the lion's share. the players say no way and that leaves us with no hoops. >> it worries me that we're not closer. and we spent all of this time trying to get closer. we have a huge philosophical divide. >> a lot of our fans and people follow our games still don't like the prospect of a lockout. we don't like it either. it's something that our owners feel like is the best way, i guess, to maybe get what they want. >> now, you may remember the last nba lockout was in 1998. it lasted from the start of the season all the way until january 20th. they played an abbreviated 50-game season. and while that lockout was on, nba fans had to find other venues to satisfy their basketball jones. as this '98 nike commercial reminds u

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the nba -- the business of the nba i don't think benefits quite at much from the national obsession,ou're right. it's a total drag. i mean, in a right track/wrong track way of understanding things, it's the wrong track. it's a bummer. but the st. louis card nels swept the orioles in baltimore. so i'm on

>> no. >> this is the nba championship trophy.y want jimmy to take a bunch of pictures of it, they have it here for the day. no one can touch it. no pictures. very valuable. there's only one of these. no pictures, okay. cool. thanks, man. >> i have hand cuffs in my car. >> we're not going to arrest anybody. make sure no one gets near the trophy. >> okay. >> sir? sir? you can't be in this area. >> taking photo shots of this trophy. they need the floor to look shiny. >> all right. do not cross this line here. on my way. i'll be right back. watch this guy. >> i'm watching him. ♪ >> you're going in the wrong direction. >> i have work to do here, lady. >> you're going to pay me 32 bucks for my shoes. >> hi. looking for reception. reception. excuse me. oh, god, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. sorry. sorry. >> i don't know you. no! >> thank you, ma'am. >> bye. >> yes, i can. >> no! no! >> guys, i told you no more playing tag. i'm sorry, they're not supposed to play tag inside. come on, let's go. >> [ bleep ]. i never thought t is was going to be s

the nba lockout began at 9:01 pacific time tonight. the league and players will have to work out a new collective bargaining agreement. an nba spokesman said the league needs a new business model that allows all 30 teams to compete for a championship. >>> also, a's are convinced that their 24-year-old second baseman jamal weeks is the real deal, so they traded mark ellis and cash to the colorado rockies for pitcher bruce billings and a player to be named later. ellis is oakland's all-time leader in games played at second base. >> it's a good opportunity for us, and we're going to miss the times we had, but it happens a lot in baseball. it's something that players go through and it's part of the game. obviously i'll cherish the memories i've made here. >> sticking with the green and gold, the a's had a matinee game with the marlins. top of the 5th, 3-0 florida. john buck doubles and that brings in two runs. 5-0 marlins. bottom of the 9th, curt suzuki with a two-run homer. a's cut the lead to 5-4. but they were counting on their rookie t

nba season.ayers are as far apart on contract negotiations as many believe may very well come down the buzzer and then some. gordon schultze is a sports columnist for the "huffington post" and joins us now. all right. let me start with three issues. we know it's guaranteed contracts, revenue sharing and salary caps. so the owners are saying please players stop us because we can't stop ourselves? >> exactly, chuck. the players, those ultimately need to recognize that guaranteed contracts have been the death sentence of the nba. this is something they need to give up for the new cba to be healthy. a perfect example is eddy curry made $11.2 million without playing a single minute of a single game. that's how dysfunctional guaranteed contracts are. >> on revenue sharing, this has to do with the split and what goes to players and what goes to the league. the league wants more and to be a cynic here, the league has run out of way, owners has run out of ways to basically milk taxpayers for free arenas.

lockouts in both the nfl and nba. democrats and republicans aren't remotely close a debt ceiling and cats and dogs still aren't living together. we don't seem to be able to agree on anything. democrats and republicans are waiting for the other side to blink on raising the debt ceiling and the mere prospect of default has real life implications, oh, for the rest of us, interest rates and the economic recovery. but the two parties, are they really willing to play roulette with the u.s. and global economy. 23 the u.s. government defaults on its debt or comes close, discuss with disgust may become so great it could open a door to a serious run for an independent. not since ross perot have we seen anything like to. on this independence day weekend, we ask, could we find a real run for an independence day party candidate? and talking about president obama's handling of the economy, romney told nbc news, quote, i didn't say thing, worse, except that he did just days earlier. quite a few times. we've got it all on tape, put i

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. >>> first for there was the nfl lockout and now nba players are being turned away from a basketball court critical at the bargaining agreement between players and team owners expired at 12:01 this morning and nba owners are crying foul over players calling for a $7 million salary average which is $2 million more than the current average. the last nba lockout was back in 1998. >>> more red light cameras are up and running in northern virginia in alexandria and fairfax. violators will receive warnings through the end of july. drivers will not pay fines until august 1. go to our website wjla.com for the location of the cameras. >>> another county will charge for ambulance service. prince william county will be billing insurance companies for everything from basic life- support to loading fees. the fees are expected to generate more than $3 million by the end of next year. the county will still front the bill for patients who don't have insurance. >> coming up, europe's latest royal newlyweds -- the whole country of monaco is celebrating the end of bachelorhood for their presence and an

now the nba has joined the lockout brigade. i'm ali velshi.y collective bargaining issue, putting the entire season in jep jeopardy for 2011 and 2012 on this "american morning." >>> good morning. it's friday. it is july 1st. big july fourth weekend ahead of course. christine romans is off today. >> we left a space for her. >>> dominique strauss-kahn in court this morning. >> a bombshell yesterday the sex assault case against him maybe falling apart because prosecutors discovered major holes in the accuser's story. >> prosecutors, not the defense. susan candiotti has followed this case every step of the way is live outside the courthouse. we expect to see him in the next three hours or so. susan, what is the story? >> reporter: no other way to describe it. this is simply amazing. we have two sources familiar with the case telling us about serious credibility issues with the hotel maid who has made those serious allegations against dominique strauss-kahn. and as you pointed out, what is particularly stunning about this development is that the pr

shall we say, for the nba. than two months after shaq retired, fellow seven-footer yao ming is bowing out. >> translator: today i need to make a personal decision as a possible as a player. i will stop my career, possible career and i will formally retire today. thinking of the back and thinking of the future, i have black and blue very grateful. first of all, i need to be grateful for possible it has bring happiness to many people, including myself. >> ming is only 30. pretty young retiree. we look at his career and the injuries that have actually ended it. >> reporter: >> with the first pick in the 2002 nba draft, the houston rockets select yao ming from shanghai, china. >> reporter: when houston drafted yao mink, they believed he was the foundation of a bright future. during his rookie season, yao played in every game, averaging more than 13 points and 8 rebounds. he finished second in the voting for the rookie of the year award and the rockets improved their one-loss record from the previous year. the 7'6"

nba might be losing money. >> jimmy: you're on the owner's side on the nba deal?would be. is it possible that the players are slowing down negotiations just so they don't have to go to minicamp? >> well -- nobody likes training camp. i know the packers, we're enjoying this. >> jimmy: you are? >> we're celebrating. >> jimmy: because if there's -- if they never play again, you will be the super bowl champion forever. right? >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: why ever play again? >> stop it right now. >> jimmy: just stop it right here. are you enjoying the time off? >> i've had a great time. >> jimmy: you started a record label, which is an excellent way to invest your money.. [ laughter ] it's one of the best ways to invest your money. >> yeah. i hope you didn't spend that much on it, i mean -- >> jimmy: you didn't? >> i'm not actually doing the music stuff. >> jimmy: you are a musician, right? >> ah -- no. amateur? amateur. >> jimmy: whatever, you know. but you have some guys? >> no, we do. we have a band and we're releasing a single and a video tonight. it's -- >> jimmy:

. >>> and the nba's collective bargaining agreement ran out. making it the second major sports organization to lead a lockout. the league said lost $300 million last season. so owners want to reduce players' salaries. the sides are so far apart on this that industry insiders say the entire 2011-2012 season is in jeopardy. i'll have more with "sports illustrated" later on in the show. >>> prosecutors in the casey anthony trial can call rebuttal witnesses after the defense rested without put herring on the stand. cnn has obtained home video of anthony as a young girl in 1991. here she is as a friend's birthday party. >> happy birthday, my name is casey. >> what do you think, casey, i didn't get you. >> happy birthday. happy birthday, my name's casey. >> the woman who claims she had an affair with casey's father was on the stand yesterday. here's what she says, george anthony, the father told her about caylee anthony's death. >> he had said it was an accident. that snowballed out of control. but i was in shock. and by the time i looked up, his eye

first it was the nfl now it's the nba.what the players association said just before that lock out took effect a little less than two hours ago. >>> i'll be back here in less than 10 minute, we have a hot forecast to talk about and a big holiday weekend, we'll see you back here with the forecast. >>> and google plus has already ran into a big problem. the message some new users received today. >>> san francisco police chief greg suhr vowed today to brief the public of any police shooting within 24 hours of the incident. this comes after -- as they tried to arrest him yesterday morning. the officers were not injured but the 38-year-old gunman was wounded and is now being treated for his injuries. >>> police in sassoon city identified a man who was fatally shot by an officer yet. 55-year-old we bernardo arajo was shot outside of a shopping center. police say before that the suspect had gone inside the sassoon senior center wearing camouflage clothing and armed with a gun. they say officers told the man to drop his weapon seve

nba owners locked out their players. league commissioner david stern and league owners are proposing a hard salary cap which players are against but owners say they've lost millions in the past few seasons because of the current agreement and that a new deal must be made to ensure teams can profit. the last nba lockout in 1998 shortened the season to 52 games. >>> officials aren't confident they've stopped the wildfire from advancing on the los alamos nuclear facility. they've kept the flames from advancing any further, but the fire has spread into the los alamos canyon and has now scorched more than 45,000 acres. the canyon does run through parts of the town and the nuclear laboratory area, but firefighters say most of the canyon has been cleared of brush, giving them a safe area to attack the fire. residents will likely not be able to return home, though, until at least sunday. >>> a tough break for people stranded at the top of the washington monument last evening. d.c. fire officials say 16 people got stuck in the el

>>> today is day 112 of the nfl lockout and day one of the nba lockout.ny expect the two sides on the nfl side to work things out, the nba negotiations may be more complicated. the nfl is is making lot of money and the two groups are trying to decide how to divide it up, but in the nba, competitive imbalance. over the last 21 years, 18 championships have been won by a team in los angeles, chicago or texas, so what is management asking their workers for? initially, hard salary cap to drag down player's salaries. all contracts to be nonguaranteed and for everyone to take a pay cut. len berman is a sports legend. great to have you. this seems like a fight about money. is that all it is? >> always is, that's what's going on in football right now. the nba owners want you to believe the players make 57% of the pie and that 22 of the 30 teams are losing money. of course, the same own rs won't allow anybody to look at their books, so we don't really know. >> the nba claims that 22 of its 30 teams have lost money, but -- shows how teams cook the book to show losse

first it was the nfl now it's the nba.what the players association said just before that lock out took effect a little less than two hours ago. >>> i'll be back here in less than 10 minute, we have a hot forecast to talk about and a big holiday weekend, we'll see >>> san francisco police chief greg suhr vowed today to brief the public of any police shooting within 24 hours of the incident. this comes after -- as they tried to arrest him yesterday morning. the officers were not injured but the 38-year-old gunman was wounded and is now being treated for his injuries. >>> police in sassoon city idenentified a man who was fatally shot by an officer yet. 55-year-old we bernardo arajo was shot outside of a shopping center. police say before that the suspect had gone inside the sassoon senior center wearing camouflage clothing and armed with a gun. they say officers told the man to drop his weapon several times before they shot him. >>> owners of the teams in the national basketball association locked out players effective about

at midnight this morning, the nba lockout began. the owners want a hard salary cap and also want to change the revenue split from the players getting 57% to the owners getting the majority share. the last nba lockout was in 1998 and lasted from the start of the season all the way until january 20th. >> we might enediol having to talk with -- end up having to talk with each other. >> without basketball and football. >>> beyonce is strutting her stuff in new york city. >> while the royals take the spotlight in canada, kendis gibson has that and more. >> reporter: beyonce brought down the house in harlem. they had gathered there to learn choreography when she surprised them all and joined in the dance. before she left. she handed out copies of the new album. >>> madonna and her daughter released their fall 2011 collection for their material girl juniors brand. kelly osbourne was showing off the trend. >> now it's even better because we know each other more. >> it includes beauty products, dresses and intimates. >>> prince william and h

nba is a whole different ball game no body is going to miss it until january, february march, and theyat their height with the whole lebron, hating lebron. >> great regular season, great playoff >> everything is great right now they are back where they were around the time jordan was in his prime. they have to figure this out for the teams to be complaining about losing money that is ridiculous i got this little lift for you here. >> losing money. >> you are paying michael. >> $18 million. >> michael. >> $17 million, yao ming $17 million if you are losing money stop giving it to these guys who can't play. >> these were old contracts. >> 5 or 6 years ago. >> dump them. >> stop paying these. >> that is why they are contracts. >> stop paying these guys who can't play ball. >> even though your notes are ridiculous aagree with you on the greater premise nba cannot afford to have a prolonged lock out nfl can they are still king. >> yes. >> and you and i will talk about football in one month. >> while i was on vacation i see you got some sense. >> really. >> before we go do you work out? >> o

so i'd do back to the nba and flip it back to channel 11 because i was intrigued.his is when i was doing farm work. i wanted to be a tractor driver not a journalist. here i am. you've been so gracious enough to allow me into your homes every sunday for a half hour. i'm so appreciative. we're celebrating. a look back. >> welcome back. we have a surprise this morning. >> for 15 years you've allowed me into your homes on sunday on your comunidad del valle. we've been joined by community leaders, world leaders. some are funny. >> you know how you can tell latinos apart from each ear. >> how they dance. >> show us how latinos, mexicans dance the salsa. >> mexicans flap their arms. look like little chickens. >> shake it. >> puerto ricans look like they are thinking, did i leave the iron on? >> how about white people? how do white people dance the salsa. >> the river dance. >> we have about 30 seconds. do you have a website. >> www.cultureclash.com. >> a lot has changed since i first started my career in television, mainly my appearance. today hosting this great show, i s

now, the nba draft is this thursday night. are you nervous? >> yes. >> jimmy: well, you definitely going to be a lottery pick. you know that you're going to be picked for a team. do you know where you're going to go, or what's -- >> i have no idea right now. >> jimmy: you have no idea? >> no idea. >> jimmy: but people they've been coming to your house begging for play for them and all that stuff? >> no, no. >> jimmy: is it like "jerry maguire" at all? is it anything like that? >> not at all. >> jimmy: no, not at all. don't you want to stay in new york? >> i wish. >> jimmy: come on, right. come on. you'll be the new york knicks? [ cheers and applause ] or go to brooklyn? >> that would good too. >> jimmy: the nets, come on. that would be fun. you have no hints, no spoiler alerts? >> none. no idea. >> jimmy: i don't believe you. [ laughter ] here you go, you're a great new york city point guard. and now you're going to be testing your shooting skills right now, "late night" style with a random object shootout. here's the way it works. we're each

also in the tristate area tonight, the nba draft from beautiful newark, new jersey.re were a lot of foreigners in this year's mix, which made for some comical post-selection interviews. >> a lot of lithuanian flags up in the stands over there, stu. jonis, you told me that your game is a little bit like chris bosh who used to play for the toronto raptors. how is it like chris bosh? >> i don't know, i -- i have -- not, not too strong body, so, i don't know, i -- i can move fast, so, i think like this. >> okay. good on your feet. he'll get better at his english. >> jimmy: i'm sure he will. i hope he tweets. [ applause ] my personal favorite part, this is a little thing, but my favorite part of the draft was hearing nba commissioner david stern say the name of a player from the congo. >> with the seventh pick in the 2011 nba draft, the sacramento kings select bismack biyombo. >> jimmy: business mack biyom bow? can you use that in a sentence, please? the cleveland cavaliers had the top draft pick tonight, and if you ask me, they didn't use it very wisely. >> david stern w

a player from china, the first pick in the nba draft.en, yao ming stood out. at 7'6", yao was one of the tallest players ever. he would be an nba all-star eight times. averaging 19 points per game. yet, his biggest impact came off the court. making the nba hugely popular in china. yao was a perfect ambabaador. intelligent, hard-working, beloved by teammates. he became the face of a changing china. carried his nation's flag during the beijing olympics. in the end, injuries did yao in. his size 19 feet could nt take the pounding anymore. able to play just five games over the last two years. now, he's calling it quits. yao ming is 30 years old. >>> when we come back today, that stunning moment the fans went wild this afternoon. aner. three uses will help remove odor-causing residues and leave your washer clean and fresh. to help maintain your h.e. washer, use tide washing machine cleaner once a month. and always wash with tide h.e. detergent, specially formulated for proper h.e. performance. tide washing machine cleaner. clean laundry start

a product of the grueling sports shangaithe boy friom who went to the nba. for almost a decade, he played for the houston rockets. but off the courts, he had the best presence. >> he was the most recognized chinese face in the world, with a burden of expectations. he did this in a way that exemplifies the power of china. he is the first individual to take that role, a bridge between the east and west. >> basketball is hugely popular in china. yao ming played a part in the success. but his fans weren't surprised. retired buthe ham sad he has iwil i will watch for him. >> he helped china stand tall. they regret he had to retire when he met his prime. >> that brings us to the end of today's program. you can find updates on our website. make sure to check out our facebook page. for all of us at bbc world news america, see you tomorrow. thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank

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