the 2014 nba finals mvp. the spurs once again, on top of the nba world. champions here in 2014. we'll have more from san antonio. >>> thanks, pop. >> thank you. >> you're unbelievable. >> thank you. thank you. >> unbelievable, baby. >> great job. >> pop. >> great job. >>> so many different players contributing to this championship season. that ends tonight here in san antonio. with a 104-87 victory in game five. the spurs defeat the heat, 4-1 to win their fifth championship. and the crowd you see just filing out. the celebration just begun in downtown san antonio. meanwhile, at the other end for the heat, the dream of the three-peat end tonight. four consecutive fines appearance. the first one painful. they lost the dallas in six games. but they rebounded in 2012. lebron james got his first title as they defeated oklahoma city. bounced back again in 2013. that amazing win in game six. win in game seven. back-to-back championships. lose in 2014. >> san antonio is back on top. the spurs with a 2014 champion. parker hits the three. duncan on the follow. step back. a three. good, le

this is our nba game night special.onight, game two of the finals between the miami heat and san antonio spurs. this is exciting for us, because it's one of very few sporting events here at abc that doesn't involve dancing judges waving paddles at urkle. there's a lot on the line this year. the winning team not only gets the larry o'brien trophy, the winning team gets to drive a tank through donald sterling's house. [ applause ] this is -- the heat's fourth year in a row in the finals. interesting fact, either the heat, the lakers or the spurs have played in every nba championship series since 1999. and the clippers have played in none of them. [ laughter ] the playoffs -- the playoffs are odd to me. imagine in your boss said to you, hey, if you work really hard this year, in april, you get to work an extra two months while everyone else goes on vacation. you'd fake a heart attack, right? we have two special gelss here tonight, with a sneak peek at their new song "hangover," snoop dogg and psy are going to be with us. [

and then we read on an nba -- we r read on an nba web page that if sterling sold the team -- and i'm not quoting this exactly -- but the implication was, if the team is sold to mr. ballmer, the nba would resolve all of its differences with mr. sterling and we understood that to mean that they were offering a truce, an olive branch, that they would rescind the branch for life and resend the fine and we could go on our way and then we find out abruptly that that understanding of what was on their website was not correct. >> so as far as you know, mr. blecher, and brian just suggested this, the nba is not rescinding anything. they want sterling to pay $2.5 million fine and they still want him banned from the nba for life. is that your understanding as well? >> correct. that's my understanding and i want to comment that i think they missed an enormous opportunity. that had they been magnamonous in victory and resend all of the bans and the fines, i think we probably wouldn't be having this conference today. >> so if they were watching, is it too late to come back is that what you're sayi

we're on location here at the nba finals where the heat and spurs are battling for the nba championship. but tomorrow in new york, the competition will be for a very different kind of title. california chrome is trying to become the first horse in nearly four decades to win the triple crown. richard frost brings us the story as his journey. >> reporter: the year was 1978. gas was 63 cents a gallon, "grease" was the word. and affirmed was the horse. >> affirmed's got a nose to the front. >> affirmed won the most prestigious prize, the triple crown. at the time, winning the triple crown seemed easy. secretariat was one of three horses in six years to take the triple crown. only 11 horses have done it since 1919. now it's 2014 and california chrome could be the horse. a triple crown is made up of three elite races. he took the first leg on the first saturday in may. >> california chrome! >> and triumph two weeks later in the second jewel in the crown. >> california chrome has won the preakness! >> the belmont stakes in new york is the final hurdle before triple crown glory. >> you expectin

game night with the nba finals underway.all, because i was cheated by god physically. but tonight, we'll take nature out of the equation, i played one on one against nba star stephan curry and demarcus cousins, i will face another foe from the denver nuggets, nate robinson. [ cheers and applause ] >> how you doing? >> i know you played against a lot of guys, have you ever played against a guy with a four inch vertical leap? >> no. it's heart over height. you know what i'm saying? >> that's right. i think so, yes. you would have an advantage over me. but this is not -- this is unusually. it is time to spin the equalizer. [ cheers and applause ] >> the wheel is loaded with handicaps, you can see, you might have to wear shoes and socks on your hands, you might have to wear a giant neck cone. you might have to carry an egg on a spoon. you might have to wear hulk hands. you might have to be wrapped in bubble wrap. you might have to balance a book on your head. these are all handicaps, that will make it very difficult for you to b

the san antonio spurs light up the scoreboard against the heat in game three of the nba finals. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, june 11th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning politicians on both sides of the aisle are wondering what's next. in what can only be described as a shocking primary upset, influential house majority leader eric cantor lost to a little funded little known tea party-backed economics professor. david brat's victory may well be the biggest upset in the modern primary history. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. there is always a surprise around the corner in washington politics but rarely one of this magnitude. eric cantor, a seven-term incumbent, loses his seat. this could be the end of his political career. the victory was a shock to all, including the winner. surrounded by supporters, political newcomer dave brat summed up his stunning victory against majority house leader eric cant

of the nba finals. the san antonio spurs versus the miami heat. tonight's game is from miami. game five goes back to san antonio. it's a tough battle between two veteran teams. you can tell there are a lot of veterans on the teams because it takes them a month to get an appointment with a doctor, and on top of this being a big day for basketball, it is also a big day for soccer. the world cup started today in brazil, which to me watching soccer is like watching 22 people exercise for three hours. you're lucky if anyone scores in the game. some of the games end tied at zero, which i don't understand. we just aren't programmed for that sort of thing in the united states. we demand points. that's why we love weight watchers. [ laughter ] we like points so much. [ cheers and applause ] we want to put them in our mouths and eat them. i was wondering today, what would it be like if the nba was like the world cup? ♪ >> right there. the music in the background. nice. >> best part of it is watching you play the

i'm talking about the nba itself.hey have several cases, and these are not things which need to be dug up by any investigators. these are matters of public record where there have been courts that have held that there's been a systemic culture of discrimination. whether it's against gender, whether it's racial discrimination. now, many of these cases were settled by the nba and in several of the cases, the court records were sealed. so my point again was, if there's going to be a standard, then it should apply equally to everybody. >> donald sterling has settled discrimination lawsuits, as well. in fact, and he's paid the largest fines in history in the housing discrimination lawsuit. >> anderson, that's a very good point. that issue was raised by the league. i think it was adam silver that came out, you know, waving the papers saying we should've done something sooner, you know. sterling has this history of doing this. it wasn't something we raised. we're responding to what the league is saying. the league is saying

the doorway to the nba finals. this is your prepregame show.onight, we welcome two of the greatest nba players of all time. jason segel and cameron diaz. they're here to promote a sex tape, which i think is a new pixar movie, right? it's the heart warming tale of one woman's journey of marrying kanye west in a lavish european ceremony. before we get to them, we have business to attend to. namely game five of the nba finals between the miami heat and san antonio san antonio. game five, as you know, is very important, it's a crucial game. the truth is, in the finals, every game is crucial. obviously, game seven is the most crucial. if you make it that far, you'll win, you win the whole series. but second-most crucial, i think, is game five. this game. game five is second. third most crucial, game six. and then, game three is fourth most crucial. game one is fifth. and the least most crucial is game two. so, did i miss any? oh, game four. game four doesn't matter at all. they should skip right past it. anyway, game five is a must-win for miami. if

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and that's an nba record. the previous was back in 2005. there were 37.bviously there's more with the best of seven series in the first round than in earlier years, but -- the road team has really done a good job. and how about the spurs' last two road games? game six in oklahoma city, a game they were down by nine at halftime and had no tony parker in the second half, they beat the thunder in the loudest building in the league. and then here in game three, able to get a huge victory. to go up two games to one. aarron baynes from new zealand, getting some minutes down the stretch, knocks down that shot. you saw kawhi leonard relaxing down on the bench. what a performance from the 22-year-old kawhi leonard. both coaches have emptied their benches, as we have a minute remaining. a lot of the people have cleared out of this building. toney douglas mistirefires. and just like last year, in the epic foonl finals of 2013, spur game one, heat took game two and spurs with a resounding victory in game three. obviously last year, heat had home court advantage. beli

coming up, an all-nba edition of mean tweets. some of your favorite nba players will read the terrible things you wrote about them. things like this. >> i hate chris puaul with ever bone in my body. every vein. every hair on my head. with every bit of my blood, i hate him. i really do. somebody needs a hug. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we have all-new shows at our regular times this week. our guests tonight, our gifted actors who between them have collaborated with everyone from martin scorsese to the muppets. they're together again in a film called "sex tape." please welcome cameron diaz and jason segel. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for coming. very good to see you. >> hello. >> jimmy: your second movie together? >> our second film. >> jimmy: whose idea was it? was it something you cooked up yourselves? >> i had gotten the script a few years before we shot "sex tape." there was no one i wanted to do it with more than cameron. a euphemism or a pun. then it came down to me trying to look like a viable romantic partner for cameron. it w

as a pro. >> with the next pick in the 2014 nba draft, the nba selects isaiah austin from baylor university> nba commissioner adam silver making dream of being drafted come true for isaiah austin. during a physical for the draft last week, austin discovering he has a rare genetic disorder preventing him from ever playing again. >>> while the united states is moving on at the world cup, russia is going home amid controversy. russia leading algeria, 1-0, but on a free kick in the 60th minute algeria scores -- ties rather with the score. now, take a look at russia's goalkeeper, though. it appears that someone is slashing him with a laser beam as the ball is coming toward him. the game ends in a tie eliminating russia and allowing algeria to advance to the knockout round. >>> and uruguay's luis suarez will miss the remainder of the world cup and four months of soccer action. fifa suspended suarez for biting an italian player during their win on tuesday. >>> when we return, au pair problem. a live-in nanny who won't leave a california family's home despite being fired. fluffy, fluffy, fluffiness

now sterling is reaching into his wallet to dig up dirt on the nba.lls cnn that sterling has hired several firms to investigate the 29 other owners and former and current commissioners. he will give each firm a budget of $50,000 and 30 days to finish an investigation. i want to talk to my legal ladies about this. mo ivory is a tv personality and judge glenda hatchett. judge hatchett, the private investigator will look into discrimination cases, a host of things. >> they will. >> but you have don sterling saying i'm launching this investigation because i'm sending the message out there that i'm not alone. >> i'm not the only one. >> uh-huh. i'll tell you, first of all, he's got six different components doing this at $50,000 apiece. i find that interesting. $50,000 in this kind of an investigation is not a lot of money. >> no. >> it really isn't. because they are going to be looking at all of the finances and franchises. i mean, each and every one of the franchises in the nba. >> but they need cooperation on the other side to give up information. >> and

is the nba okay? i'm not sure about that. i'm sure that i'm okay. >> this comes after sterling filed a billion dollar lawsuit against the nba last week. he is banned from the nba for making racist remarks. >> president obama meeting during his time in poland. after speaking, he call ed for the election and said that voting ukraineians had rejected violence and corruption. >> a book is released today. bertha coombs has the details good morning. >> reporter: yeah, it is a good day to get one of those days where it is a economic data palooza. the stocks edged lower and the dow and the s&p 500 snapped a winning streak set. starting at 8:15 eastern. the jobs report. we are boeing going to get data on the sector and then the aforementioned report that looks at conditions around the country. after following 21 points after slipping through of course the mother of all data will be on friday. >> the unofficials say they believe that ceo mary barra is going to be cleared of a recall. the "new york times" reports that they will name emp

they knew about his nba dreams.8 years old, after years of hard work, those dreams came to pass. at 18 years old, a lifetime dream already comes true. >> the orlando magic select aaron gordon. >> reporter: a magical moment for san jose's aaron gordon, former archbishop middie basketball star, the fourth pick going to the orlando magic. but before he was snatched up by the nba, he was working hard with these guys, his coaches at archbishop middie high school. all of gordon's basketball coaches from grammer school to high school are here at dd sports bar in los gatos to watch their 6'9" superstar go pro. >> he deserves everything he has gotten. he is definitely the hardest worker we've had at middie. his love for the game is unsurpassed. see a great teammate. >> reporter: these coaches are relishing in his success, and justifiably some of their own, although they're quick to give all of the credit to gordon. he is the one they say that earned it. >> when you have a guy with the drive of aaron, that comes out as all co

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. >> welcome to the nba commissionership, by the way. >> thank you. i will deal with the cards however they are dealt. this is not something anybody expected, and we dealt it. >> tmz first reported and released the recording of sterling on your birthday, right? >> i had known the team had called a day or so before to say there was going to be a recording. wasn't quite clear whether he had heard it, but he knew he was going to be bad. >> you don't have to have yourself walking with black people. >> when you heard the recordings, you clicked and played them, what went through your head? >> i was hoping it was not donald. i thought it was so outrageous. i have known donald sterling for more than 20 years, and i never heard anything like that come out of his mouth. i was hoping that maybe beyond hope that he was going to say it was fraudulent, his voice had been doctored, something, but that it was not him. >> so as the nba starts to investigate this over the next few days, who did you lean on the most? >> i had a preplanned trip to memphis for a memphis

the nba has not yet commented on sterling's change of heart. marlie hall, cbs news. >> his attorney says sterling decided not to sign the papers agreeing to the sale after learning the nba will not reverse its decision on that fine and lifetime ban. >>> opening arguments in the case of ed o'bannon versus the ncaa got underway in oakland. the former basketball star is leading a group of 20 former college basketball and football players. they're trying to get licensing money they contend the ncaa has made off of their likenesses. they claim ncaa restrictions violate antitrust law. >> when the pie that is brought in is huge, i think it's big enough for everyone. >> o'bannon case could affect other sports as well. in a case yesterday the ncaa announced a $20 million settlement with former players over college themed basketball and football video games. the games are produced by redwood city based electronic arts. >>> and a former dodgers' stadium security guard testified even he felt unsafe the night brian stow was attacked and beaten outside dodge

we see the forward, nba going international.of primed for more and more movement over the other major sports. ever since the olympics in 1992, this whole thing has been growing at a much faster rate. >> you talked about the players waking up. does that mean that they have been asleep and have not cared about this? >> i think they cared as long as salaries were increasing, though they were not increasing at an increasing rate. but now that the cv true value of what a franchise is, -- >> basically, they could have gotten much more. >> that is one of the thoughts, and the other is that over time, the teams have not been truthful about the kinds of moneys that have been made in this business. >> sports owners, as you alluded to, they are always reluctant to discuss franchise value. do you think they will remain tightlipped after this? >> there is a procedure to audit. >> how long is that procedure? >> that lasts for about a month each year. at the end of the season, you get a chance to look at what some of the numbers may look at --

who replaces the code from the knicks at the nba union?n phil have a jackson who's body of work is tremendous. he has nine rinks. oh, he might have more than nine. he has 11 rings. also has one as a player. he has a body of work that says he is successful still stop -- successful. i'm pretty sure he will be coaching through derek fisher. as far as their union, we just had meetings interviewing candidates. inwould you be interested taking over as president of the union? you are already vice president. >> i'm not ready for that role yet but i have had the opportunity to learn the ins and outs. amazing people, advisors and counsel helping us to make decisions from the outside in they have come onboard and they have been an addition to helping us get where we want to be. >> do you have any thoughts on who you would like to see as executive director? >> we know we want someone who is well-versed in negotiations but also unifying players. you look at sports and you look at baseball players. and the bee has done a good job of coming together as a

the nba draft, and trying to keep lebron in miami.p next. to bake fresh bread from fresh dough in every bakery-cafe. because it tastes better that way. and it makes all of our sandwiches... soups... and everything else it touches taste better too. then, at the end of every day, we donate everything we have left to people in need. so we're out of bread. and we stay up all night... and do it all over again. panera bread. >>> a world exclusive on monday. pipa middleton is going public. the 30-year-old royal sister-in-law gives her first ever tv interview to matt lauer. >>> in sports let's start with the nba draft. >> with the first pick in the 2014 nba draft the cleveland cavaliers select andrew wiggins. >> after months of speculation about who would go first, andrew wiggins is the guy. a small forward out of can sxan a toronto native. this is the second consecutive year a canadian was picked number one overall. duke's jabari parker, considered the most ready, goes second to milwaukee, and philadelphia with its surprising third pick, inj

at the nba union? the players union?well, you have a guy in phil jackson who's -- whose body of work is tremendous. he has nine rings. or no, he might have more than nine. i think he has 11. he has 11 rings. i read his book. so -- and he's also won as a player. so that's 12 rings. so he has a body of work that says he's successful. he has the blueprint on building a successful franchise. and just at different level. and i'm pretty sure he will be coaching through derek fisher and as far as our union, we just have meetings two days ago interviewing candidates. we have another -- >> would you be interested maybe in taking over as president of the union? you are already vice president? >> i'm not ready for that role yet. but i've had the opportunity to learn the ins and outs. we have some amazing people, advisors, and counsel helping us to make this decision from the outside. and they've come onboard. and they've been an addition to helping us get to wherever we want to be as a union. >> do you have any thoughts on who you

. >>> the spurs and heat atop the nba to win the champion in 15 years dreamscene captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 16, 2014 dreamscene good morning, thankings for joining us. islamic militants continue their push toward the capital and sclam they've executed hundreds of iraqi soldiers. and it's reported that the u.s. may seek the help of iran to control the deteriorating situation. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning. support grows in washington for the u.s. to coordinate its response with iran. u.s. officials are sending nearly 100 sold yerps and marines to secure the american embassy in baghdad. some have been sent toward the middle part of the country. the extremic group has already captured a large part of northern iraq and said it was behind yesterday's deadly blast in baghdad. over the weekend the group posted gruesome pictures online that claims it showed more than 700 being executed. the images and death toll can't be verified. >> my first thing to recommend to the president is get your intelligence g

bigger issue here is that my client is out to clear his name and he's going to basically expose the nba for what it is. it's a band of hypocrites, and -- >> all right, i want to ask you about that in a second. he underwent a neurological examination on may 16th, just a few days after he gave that interview to cnn. i believe at his wife's urging. it's my understanding, according to published reports, that two doctors who conducted that investigation or examination determined that he had some cognitive impairment. in your opinion, mr. samini, is donald sterling mentally stable? >> matt, i know you've spoken to him. i've spent a fair amount of time with donald sterling. there is no issue as to his mental capacity. of course, there is some very good legal tactics why that issue has come up, and frankly, i don't think that's going to get much traction. we know that that's going to be an issue that's going to come to bear -- >> right. >> -- and we're prepared to deal with it when it does. >> if this goes forward, this fight goes forward, then the nba owners, the other owners can get together

finals. >> in the nba.in the usa. >> today there are ten french players in the nba. young french fan the nba is the emerald city. even though paris won this game 72-53 they played fifth for the season disappointing of course built not discouraging or french like to say -- >> no pain no gain. >> cowan: next -- want people the know what it's all about. >> walking the walk. >> cowan: world leaders gat ared with world war ii veterans to mark the 70th anniversary of d-day. steve hartman caught up with one veteran who is on a mission to remind us of that historic day every day. >> three days a week, 90-year-old ernie puts on his support stocking and tennis shoes, lowers himself out of the rv he's been living in and slowly returns to the mission. to become oldest person in america to run across america. >> i'm running the whole thing. every step of the way. >> he began eight months ago near san diego he's now about 100 miles east of phoenix. ernie loves running. if you can call him that. the world war ii vet cease

he also plans to dismiss his lawsuit against the nba. he comes out after his wife's legal team was going to give her the whole sale on the grounds that he is, quote, mentally incapacitated. sterling's attorney says the couple has worked out their dispute over the team and sterling has also resolved his differences with the nba despite claims last week that the 80-year-old was ready for a fight. the league banned sterling for life after recordings of a rant with his girlfriend surfaced in april. >> broadcast that you're associating with black people. >> reporter: sterling said the report was illegal and sued them for $1 billion. he claims it violated his constitutional rights by forces the sale of a team. if approved it would end his tumultuous 33-year history as a clippers owner, the longest in

we want to start with the nba draft. >> with the first pick in the 2014 nba draft, the cleveland cavaliers select andrew wiggins. >> after months of speculation of who would go first, andrew wiggins is the man. a small forward out of kansas and toronto native. this is the second consecutive year a canadian was picked number one overall. parker, considered the most nba-ready player goes second to milwaukee. and philadelphia with a surprising third pick. he had surgery last week to repair a stress fracture. but this next pick actually stole the show. >> the nba selects isaiah austin from baylor university. >> look at that. an emotional isaiah austin called up to the stage as an honorary draft pick. austin was a top prospect before he was diagnosed with a heart defect days before. that essentially ended his hopes of playing in the nba. but basketball is still in his future. he was offered a coaching job at his alma mater. and adam silver offered him a job with the nba after he earns his degree. good for him. >>> lebron james makes his favorite prospect known tweeting my favorite player in the

so it gives me great pleasure to say that with the next pick in the 2014 nba draft, the nba selects isaiahtin from baylor university. >> what a great move. and the commissioner went as far to say after he gets his degree from baylor, he'd like to hire him in the front office, too. 7 foot tall, longest wingspan in the entire draft. would've had a pretty good nba career. >>> well, the nfl might be paying out more money to former players with concussion-related claims. the league agreed to remove a $675 million cap on claims after a federal judge questioned whether the money would be enough to cover as many as 20,000 players. a revised settlement preventing them from going and suing the other amateur leagues. >>> how about this guy? tiger woods back in a return from golf. he had the back surgery. he was at the quicken loans national yesterday. safe to say he was a little rusty. his first tournament back. you have to give him a little bit of slack. a lot of bogeys early. he ended up with a 3 over 74. but the big thing is that woods said he felt great. >> i mean, i made so many little mistakes.

>> jonathan still works out every day with hopes of achieving that nba dream.ning out. >> been out of school for a while. >> right. >> and the thing was basketball, go to the nba. >> right. >> how long are you going to pursue the basketball thing? >> really, i don't even have a timetable. >> i just wanted to know. be concerned. how long do you pursue it? will you plan to do it if you're 40? >> you know, i'm out there being proactive so that one day, one glimpse of a shot i can give them something, say hey, look at my skill set and my talent. >> and there are thousands of players out there like jonathan mandeldove. if you thought the odds of becoming a professional football player are low, the odds for basketball are even lower. in 2013, out of about 18,000 college basketball players only 46 of them were drafted to the nba. >> i can go over and do it again, it would be certain things that i would buckle down more on so that that dream of maybe a shot at the nba would have been greater than what it is right now. i knew what to do with. what i needed was informati

i lived through that era early on in my days at the nba. to the nba back in the league, there was so much misinformation back in those days about the meaning of being hiv positive or aids. and to me, when donald was saying that it conjured all that back up, that notion, if you're hiv positive or have aids you're being punished. and i think we're past that as a society. so i think that was so unfair not just to imagine i object johnson but to a whole class of people who have now been freshly insulted. >> and rachel nicoles joins me now. so the board of governors has not approved the sale? >> no, no, one thing they're waiting for is donald sterling to withdraw his lawsuit against the nba. but donald's lawyers says he is going to do that. but others say he does things and then back tracks, so they're waiting to see what happens there. they could, if it goes off the rails, adam said if they had had that vote it would have been a unanimous decision with the owners. >> did he say anything about shelly possibly having a connection to the team? >>

i think we all have the same walks of life, upbringing, especially in the nba.h are inner city neighborhoods and grew up with poor backgrounds. so i mean, just sharing our story, letting them understand this can happen, you want to make sure that they know, hey, these mistake does happen, the money comes fast, but it also goes fast. they can do something. i think they do a good job, but you got to be able to do a great job because it's not honing in to a lot of guys. >> great lessons. antoine, thanks for sharing them. we do appreciate it. >> oh, thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> antoine walker. we should note that he has a book later in the fall called "the seven deadly sins to how i blew $110 million and my road to redemption" and a documentary "done in an instant" basically his story. seen this time and time again, not just with the nba obviously, pete. >> boxing. all of them. >> and then done. >> you think everybody fully understands and comprehends the idea of, first of all, taxes. second of all, anything in your personal life, all of the spending th

the san antonio spurs and the miami heat's two-year reign atop the nba to win their fifth championship in 15 years. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> thisthe >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 16, 2014. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. this morning some personnel at the u.s. embassy in baghdad are being relocated. islamic militants continue their push toward the capital and claim they've executed hundreds of iraqi soldiers. the state department has issued a travel warning for u.s. citizens. and it's reported that the u.s. may seek the help of iran to control the deteriorating situation. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> marlie, good morning. as the threat from the islamic militants grows, so does the support from washington for the u.s. to coordinate its response with iran. u.s. officials are sending nearly 100 soldiers and marines to secure the american embassy in baghdad. some staff members have been evacuated to some more stable parts of the country as islamic militants push towa

now, gregg popovich has won four nba titles. three-time coach of the year. annual salary of $6 million. yet, from looking at his face, you would think he was the recently fired assistant manager of a golf club warehouse. interviewing popovich is like trying to get your teenage son to come down from dinner. he treats every interaction with the media like he's the first suspect being interrogate on an episode of "law & order: svu" or something. doris burke was tasked in trying to get answers out of popovich. and here's how that went. >> what are your objectives as far as lebron are concerned? >> are you serious? keep him from scoring. >> what do you want to see in the fourth? >> i would like to see lebron play poorly. >> sounds good, pop. mike? >> jimmy: seems like he'd be a fun guy to play charades with. by the way, i want to show you something we dug up. this is greg popovich's college yearbook photo. his foet is not only deadly serious, look at his bio. his bio says, his future plans include happiness. i'm sorry that didn't work out. i would be angry, too,

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. >>> patient sixers fans have been waiting for this night for a long time the nba hld a draft tonight and sixers had third overall pick. sports director ducis rogers, the sixers were whoa full this past season but fans knew they would have two high draft choices. are sixers fans satisfied with what happened tonight. >> they'll have a wait a little longer to see these guys on the court, jim, that's the thing. sixers take kansas center joel embiid the player that may have gone number one overall if not for a foot injury. he did not attend the draft in brooklyn he's at his home recovering from foot surgery that could keep him over the court for up to 6 months. embiid he's a good player averaged more than 11 points and 6 rebounds last sent and 2 and a half mrokdz per game. there was talk about him trading up to number 1 andrew wiggins traded with cleveland. sixers also had tenth overall pick we'll tell what you they did. there interesting as well. we'll tell about you that sports later. >> sixers fans were fired up when philadelphia's first pick was announced tonight. we caught one fans a

. >>> a very emotional moment during last night's nba draft. it involved isaiah austin, the center from baylor, who would have gone first round had he not recently been diagnosed with marfan's syndrome, a genetic disorder which will end his competitive basketball career. the nba commissioner interrupted the draft to single out austin and make him an honorary draft pick on behalf of the league. [ applause ] >> so it gives me great pleasure to say that with the next pick in the 2014 nba draft, the nba selects isaiah austin from baylor university. [ applause ] >> austin's disorder was discovered at the nba combine, the pre-draft physical and athletic testing. marfan's syndrome affects the connective tissue and can be life threatening. >>> you don't see this every day. alysia montano, the five-time national champion in the 800 meters, not letting a little thing like beg 34 weeks pregnant get many the way of her running in her event. she's 28, she was a star at cal. she never led this race. and, in fact, settled into a kind of leisurely pace at just

i lived through that era early on in my days at the nba and first came to the nba and came become intogue and it was so much misinformation, i'm sure as you remember, back in those days about the meaning of being hiv positive or aids and to me what donald was saying, it conjured that back up, that notion that somehow if you're hiv positive, you have aids, you're being punished for behavior. i think we're passed that in society and i just thought, this is so unfair. not just to frankly to magic johnson but a class of people who have now been freshly insulted. >> rachel joins me now. so the board of governors in the nba they haven't approved the sale yet. >> no, no, no. one thing they're waiting for is for donald sterling to withdraw the lawsuit against the nba and adam silver personally and adam -- donald sterling's lawyer said they intend to do that and adam silver said, hey, i have experience with donald sterling. he said he'll do things before and backtracked and waiting to see what happens there. they could possibly if things really go off the rails, reinstitute the board of governo

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