the nba. that was the one thing that got to me. [applause] commissioner silver did such a great job. my first year in the league, i played in milwaukee. it was that year that they hired the very first black general manager, wayne embry, and my whole life since then, i have seen the nba make more and more reaches to be inclusive and to open up doors in the front office, management, and other atas where black americans, one point, were not considered. so i know that the nba, it's hard is right and it has tried to do the right thing. and if donald sterling is the face of that, some thing has to be done. that is why i got on my horse. >> round of applause for kareem abdul-jabbar. [applause] nutter, i will give you flick's ability on your question. you are a mayor with a unique perspective. you are dealing with my brothers keepers. you talk about violence in our communities and in church. you took everybody to task. we know this race issue is real in our country. what final thought you want to shar

nba. that was the one thing that got to me [applause.] . >> and silver did such a great job. my first year in the league, i played in milwaukee. it was that year that they hired the first black manager. >> of course . >> and my whole life since then, i have seen the nba make more and more reaching out to be inclusive and to open up doors in the front office, management, in other areas where black americans at one point were not considered. so i know that the nba, its heart is right and it tried to do the right thing. if donald sterling is the face of that, something had to be done. >> that's why i got on my horse. >> for kareem abdkareemabdul-ja. >> mayor nutter, you have a unique perspective you are dealing with. my brothers' keepers. you talk about violence and church and took everybody to task. we know this race issue is real. what final thoughts do you want to share to us? >> two things, roland said something earlier. this book -- >> keep going. >> what i have to say. >> lean in. i lov

lock le brop decision will have a domino affect around the nba. sixers will not land jeremy lin after all. houston will send him to lakeers not the sixers. sixers playing in orlando summer league title game against memphis without nerlens noel resting on bench. alex thompson filling in fine. later in the game memphis ronald roberts against the former st. st. joe's star. sixers win orlando summer league 91-75 they now head to vegas for the summer league. eagles running back plus shawn mccoy and chickie's and pete's. mccoy will host a basketball game tomorrow in delaware county to raise money for als. allen iverson among those expected to play in the game and he's mccoy's childhood hero and he's hoping to cross ai over. >> "jimmy kimmel live" followed by "nightline" line "action news" continues at a5:30 jeff skversky and the entire "action news" continues at a5:30 jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team have a good night and "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, melissa mccarthy. marc maron. and music from royksopp & robyn. with cleto and the cleton

does cbs have any interest in the nba as a destination? >> i love the nba. it is a great product. i think espn and turner have done a great job showcasing it. because of our schedule with golf and college basketball, we don't have room in our schedule right now for a full slate of nba games and unless you are willing to make the commitment to an entire slate, we will probably not be able to bid on it. i would love to, but we have golf a lot of weekends from january through the first week in april. with the masters. we have college basketball in december, january, february, and march including the tournament, so for us to program many nba to make us competitive probably is not in the cards. >> fox got everybody's attention by showing a strong interest in time warner. what was your reaction to the announcement? >> i do not like to comment on other people's acquisition plans. what is interesting is whenever somebody talks about big acquisition or merger, sports is always at the center in those talks. the fact that time warner has as many good sports properties

he is also suing the nba for $9 billion if damage.tt, for his part, steve ballmer says he would like the clippers to be sold to him by next tuesday. >> pelley: ben tracy in our los angeles newsroom. thanks very much. a lot of supermodels owe their careers to her. we'll remember eileen ford in a moment. intercourse that's painfulit... due to menopausal changes. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use premarin vaginal cream if you've had unusual bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache, pelvic

>> i was thinking that nba has been my life and i do not want some racist clown being the face the nba. that was the one thing that got to me. [ applause ] commissioner silver did such a great job. my first year in the league, i played in milwaukee. it was that year that they hired the very first black general manager, wayne enbry. >> of course. >> and my whole life since then, i've seen the nba make more and more reaching out to be inclusive and to open up doors in front office, management and other areas where black americans at one point were not considered. so i know the nba, it's heart is right and tried to do the right thing. if donald sterling is the face of that, something had to be done. >> thank you. round of applause for kareem abdul-jabbar. >> all right. mayor nutter, i'm going to give you the flexibility on your question. you know, you're a mayor. you have a unique perspective. you're dealing with my brothers keepers. you passionately talk about violence in our communities and in the church and took everybody to task. we know this race issue is real in our country. what fi

the nba banned sterling for life. he's vowed to fight as long as he can. this is just a tentative ruling. both sides have ten days to file objections. the judge specifically said the sale can go through even if donald sterling decides to appeal. all of this as the nba pre- season gets underway in early october. >> brown: lee cowan, thank you so much. in his line of work, president obama does a healthy amount of handshaking. a study out today says high fives would be more hygienic. they transfer only about half as many bacteria fist bumps are better, spreading only 10% of the germs of a handshake. but maybe the president had the best idea of all right here. leave the hands out entirely. it wasn't bacteria that did in the dinosaur. a new theory about what did next. is celebrating one bay area neighborhood's big turnarou. next weather talent appears at wx center with generic >> brown: finally tonight, there is no good final for an asteroid to hit, but scientists are now telling us an asteroid hit the earth at an especially bad time for dinosaurs. otherwise, t

four years after the nba -- tell lebron james.four years after the nba took his talent to south beach, today he's in a cleveland frame of mind. dave owens is here with the biggest story in sports today that has nothing to do with the world cup or nationals. >> it is death con 5. it was a scene as surreal as any you, of course, remember four years acquisition, cleveland fans so distressed bile -- ago, cleveland fans so distressed by lebron's decision they took his jersey and lit it on fire en masse. today cleveland fans are saying, lebron, we didn't really mean that. this was the scene this afternoon after the james man announced his decision. it was absolute bedlam in the streets. nothing says jubilation like a cart wheel, guys. you'd think they won a championship already. look at these signs, too. the king is back. of course, the king's subjects, they once cursed him, but now they're ready to proclaim forgiveness. >> we heard about it. we ran over here. we just booked it, man. we heard. we ran as fast as we could. we're going to

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doesn't cbs have an interest in the nba? >> i love the nba. i think it is a great product.rner has been a great job broadcasting it. we do not have room in our schedule right now for a full slate of nba games. unless you are willing to make that commitment, i think we are probably not going to be able to bid on it. i would love to but we have golf on a lot of weekends from january through the first week in april. inhave college basketball december, february, march, including the tournament. games to include many nba probably is not in the cards. >> fox get everybody's attention by showing strong interest in time warner. what was your reaction is somebody in the media business to that announcement? >> i do not like to comment on other people's acquisition plans. i think what is interesting is that whenever somebody talks about a big acquisition or merger, sports is always somewhere near the center of those talks. the fact that turner has -- time warner has as many sports properties as they have, i am sure that was some kind of factor in any discussion that will be at going f

what does the nba do now that sterling is still holding on?>> they have very little to do at this point. what they want to happen is for the team to just go into the hands of steve ballmer through donald sterling answer estranged wife shelley. there is no question the nba has the 23 votes needed to remove donald sterling from they're ownership fraternity. the problem, if there are folks like mark cuban who has gone on the record, and other owners who would say, i don't think what donald sterling said was that bad, it sets a scary precedent if our speech our words give the nba the right to take our teams with us. both they are on the right wing and on the political side of the spectrum. wealth-seizing. there are a lot ever nooks and crannies about this. >> doc rivers says he will quit if sterling is part of the team when the season starts. the fans, the sponsors and the team may bown this. bye-bye, $2 billion, doesn't he realize that that's going to end up destroying his team and certainly its value? >> i think absolutely he realizes it. once a

and vegas books now say lebron james and cavs are favorites to win nba title. my am dwri 101 odds and coming up in sports we'll they're charles barkley and what he thinks about the return to cleveland. >> that will be interesting. >> yes, it will. >> thanks jeff. >> you can read more about the return to cleveland on 6abc news app and there you can find a link to full essay as well as reaction from other sports figures looking forward to hearing from charles. the 6abc news app is free for android and apple devices. >> still to come on "action news" tonight an earthquake and tsunami strike off the coast of japan's fukushima nuclear plant and aerial salt both sides trade barrage of rocket fire in the middle east and israel and how long they expect the cop nroykt last. and a crash causing sports karen thuz gist to once. >> comfortable, 60s and 70s. mid-atlantic in the northeast. it turns stormy and cool. >> scientists determine whether or not weather can real lay infect an aching back and blob or not weather can real lay infect an aching back and blob fest reenact

that's the nba's deadline for a sale. at that point the nba could be looking at their options.options they could explore would be to go ahead and sell the clippers and put the money in escrow why this battle continues. but this case is too tough to predict. >> anything can happen between now and july 15th. >> seems like it. >> alexandra field, thank you so much. we'll bring in terence moore and brian claypool. thanks again to both of you. brian, we'll start with you, what are the key issues the probate court is looking at? >> well, ana, i have news for you. there's another curve ball that just gave it away a couple days ago. the lawyers for donald sterling actually filed what is called a notice of removal into federal court. and they are claiming that the release of any medical records pertaining to donald steriling is a violation of his privacy rights and want this case in federal court. so i have a prediction there may not be a trial tomorrow in los angeles sue peer yoperior court this case is going to federal court. if the case does go forward -- i'm sorry. >> that being sai

talk a little bit about what the nba plans to do to be a part of my brother's keeper. >> first, the nbation, we're all working with the white house staff and the president on my brother's keeper initiative. it's all about empowering our young men of color and showing them people do truly care about them and there's more to life than just athletics, whether it may be teaching, politics, or whatever it may be. >> and just to talk a little bit about the statistics, you have 40% of students expelled from u.s. schools each year who are african-american. you have 70% of students who are involved in-school arrests who are referred to law enforcement are also black or latino. black or latino students are twice as likely to not graduate from high school. less than half of native american students having access to full range of math and science classes. you have black and latino students attending schools with less experienced teachers. how can basketball stars and corporate leaders do anything about that? you've talked about your own foundation work and trying to reach young men, but what can be

interest ine any the nba as a destination?there it i think it will be a great product. they have done a good job showcasing it. we do not have room right now and are scheduled for a full slate of nba games and unless you are willing to make the an entire slate, we will probably not be able to bid on it. i would love to, but we have golf a lot of weekends from january through the first week in april. we have college basketball in december, january, february, and so it is probably not in the cards. >> fox got everybody's attention by showing a strong interest in time warner. what was your reaction to the announcement? to comment onke other people's acquisition plans. what is interesting is whenever somebody talks about what they acquisition or a merger, sports is always somewhere near the center of the talks. has ast that time warner many good sports properties as they have, i am sure it is some kind of factor in many discussions that will be had going forward. >> the sports chairman there with jon erlichman. much money does cbs

tonight, nba champion tony parker. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from linkin park. with cleto and the cletones. and now in all likelihood, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i am jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thank you for clapping. it's very nice of you. don't think i don't appreciate it. this saturday is the official first day of summer. june 21st is the -- it's the summer solstice. it's when the sun shines bright like a diamond. or like the sun. it's the longest day of the year. if you see someone roller blading by in hot pants and a belly shirt this weekend, wave hi to me. you know how they say if you see only one movie this summer or read only one book this summer? that's what i'm going to do. i'm going to see one movie, read one book. why push myself? tonight we'll be spending one of our few remaining ghts of spring with linkin park. and also -- [ cheers and applause ] eric bana is with us. and from the san antonio spurs, tony parker is here. [ cheers and applause ] who better to

nba superstar lebron james is leaving south beach to go back to cleveland and try to win a title with the cavaliers. new reaction from the midwest to miami. >> he's home coming king, are reclaiming his throne. james has been forgiven by the people of ohio while crushing those down in south beach. >> reporter: cleveland is buzzing. lebron james is headed back to his home court. >> i'm cool with this right here. that's what i needed to see. >> reporter: the news broke on social media. kicked off celebrations at james's home in northeast ohio. >> everybody is happy. everybody i walked by has a smile. this is one of the greatest moments in cleveland snrk only four years ago james's decision to take his talents to south beach sparked a fire storm in his home state. lebron teamed with chris bosh and dwyane wade, forming a power house that made four trips to the nba finals. today, heartbreak and disbelief for fans in south florida. >> i'm thinking i don't know why you would leave this the situation. >> reporter: in ohio, excitement is building. a community once scorned, opens its arms to wel

a vertical jump for the nba, it wants to double its tv deals to a massive $15 billion.ill disney and time warner pay at that price? and how nba superstars likely link cavaliers lebron james are passing their new contracts around this tv deals. "countdown to the closing bell" take the jumpshot right now. ♪ ♪ liz: good afternoon. i'm liz claman. that gr janet yellen definitely matters. all you have to do is look at today's market action. in the morning before she spoke before congress 17120. that's how high the dow climbed setting a new intraday high, but you see it on the screen now . when the fed chair appeared before the senate banking committee to comment on how she see's the monetary world now, when put together statement she made you raised those gains. we took a dive and fell, but now the dow is trying to climb back at the moment, up 11 points. s&p cannot come back at least at the moment. the early-morning fuel that started a pretty decent rally has come from to financials, which so far have helped most of the sector to whether they gallon storm. j.p. morgan goldma

. >>> and nba superstar lebron james announces he's going home to the cavaliers. the latest on how he made his decision and the reaction. >>> and now the details.e his israel's prime minister says there is no end in sight to the military operation against militants in the gaza strip. benjamin netanyahu says despite national pressure israel will continue what he says is a determined effort to stop rocket fire against the country. one of those rockets hit a gas station in southern israel, causing a massive explosion injuring at least one person. netanyahu says the air strikes hit targets since tuesday killing more than 100 people. and john rawlins live outside of the consulate in center city where separate rallies were held by people on both sides of the conflict. >> a busy day here near the israeli consulate. this demonstration going on, israel's current actions in gaza. and earlier a demonstration in support of israel's policy. >> palestinian flags calling for a palestinian state at this demonstration this evening. while at noon time israeli and u.s. flags at this

six time nba championship. he won six of them. six time most viable player. 19 time nba all-star. hall of fame inductee. played with the bucks in milwaukee. went out west to l.a. and 15 -- and won five more. won three championships in college. if you add those up, that is nine. the man is a freshman and was not allowed to play varsity sports or he would've had a -- in college he was so effective they literally changed the rules because he was there. this is a rule changer in a real way. he is a legend. he is also a new york times best-selling author. he has written books on history and civil rights. including black profiles and courage. a documentary has been made about one of his books. two time naacp image award winner. get on your feet and give a round of applause for the one and only, the greatest player to ever play the game, kareem abdul-jabbar. [applause] i feel like we can all go home. [laughter] i feel like we have been to church. we haven't even said a word yet. look at him. look at kareem for just a second. dignified and distinguished. what makes him so amazing is not o

afraid of the nba. he will make it his, you know, crusade to set the record straight with the nba. >> reporter: speaking of the nba, the judge says he does not think the case will be over by the deadline set by former microsoft ceo steve ballmer who wants to buy the team, but ballmer's attorneys told us they are willing to go into overtime to get this deal done. sara sidner, cnn, los angeles. >> more chance for donald sterling to say more things. >> until i die i will sue the nba. i don't understand what exactly this means for ownership. clearly seems a little unclear. >> right. let's take a look at what's going on with the weather. meteorologist indra petersons is keeping track. >> take a sight that we're sick of. heavy rain, albany from yesterday and strong winds, strong enough to even uproot trees. this has been the concern as we continue to watch the exact same cold front taking its time. very easy to see where the cold front. is a 12-hour loop. that's where the storms continue to fire up. we want t

he will try to bring the city it's first nba championship.tfully four years and 88 million. here is what he wrote. when i left cleveland, i was on a mission seeking championships and we won two, but miami already knew that feeling. our city has not had that feeling in a long, long, long time. he went onto say i always believed i would return to cleveland to finish my career there. new warriors coach making his debut against charlotte. oh, that is james michael mcadoo. nephew of the great nba player bob mcadoo. warriors win over charlotte. they haven't lost a summer league game since 2010. >>> hey earthquakes star chris wondolowsi back. he scored tonight. he said no, no, no. and the quakes lose 2-0 for their fourth straight loss. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,, h,z/ [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh weird. seriously? what? they're magically delicious! >> d

lebron james is one of the nba's biggest stars. his text messages big enough to make his power off the court greater than on? ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg on thewhere we focus future of techonology. lebron james returned to his hometown cleveland cavaliers. it instantly pushes the valuation of the team to over $1 billion. his endorsements have netted an estimated $30 million this year. for more, i am joined by editor at large cory johnson. i am also joined by the former vice president of business development for lebron james, who is currently the ceo of stylecaster and a cleaveland native. you were so excited when the news got announced that lebron was going back to cleveland. you have worked with him personally. what do you imagine was going through his head when he made this decision? >> he is not only a special athlete, but a special person. the things he dealt with as a teenager -- wise between his ears. such a redemption story. i have always felt connected to both of them. you see the way the story has played out. it is th

coming up, lebron james and other nba stars decide to go the free agent route.ure, they could get fat, new contracts, but it is not all about the money. ♪ >> first. bloomberg. >> you are watching "in the loop ," live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone, tablet, and on bloomberg.com. good morning. i am that a little. -- diane betty liu. -- i am betty liu. it is 26 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. equity futures have taken a turn for the higher. the private sector jobs report from adp coming in much better than expected. 200 81,000 jobs created last month, well above estimates of 200-5000. that leads -- 200-5000. that leads to tomorrow's jobs report. a controversial program that forces google and facebook and other web companies to hand over e-mail and other web traffic is legal and effective in preventing terrorist attacks, but the program needs to be revised to protect americans policy. that is the conclusion of a government oversight lord. chief washington -- board. chief washington correspondent peter cook has more on one

then former nba kareem jabbar talks about racism in sports. and president obama's ambassador to russia faces a confirmation hearing. >>> american artifacts on american history tv. this weekend our visit to the national security archives at george washington university reveals declassified documents about the gulf of tonkin in vietnam. american artifacts, sunday at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern and watch more american history tv next week while congress is in recess american history tv will be in primetime monday through friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern featuring watergate. >>> now women judges talk about some of the challenges of maintaining judicial independence when being subjected to partisan election campaigns. speakers include a judge involved in the 2000 bush v gore decision and an yoi judge who lost her job after ruling on a same sex marriage case. national constitutional center president jeffrey rosen moderated the event last month in philadelphia. >>> ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. and welcome to the national constit

. >>> we have big news from the sports world today, nba superstar lebron james is heading back home to cleveland. after four years and two championshipness miami, james decided to return to the team that drafted him the cavilers. he played his first seven seasons there before famously taking his talents to south beach, miami. >>> this was scene in cleveland just after the news broke this morning. fans seemingly forgiving lebron's unpleasant departure back in 2010. >>> we're tracking lebron james watch, been a good time on social media today, that is for sure and when news broke facebook and twitter just exploded. >> it is a lot of things to say. cheryl has an interesting take on our facebook page. sort of like breaking up with your girlfriend and she leaves you for someone else and then decides hey you weren't so bad after all and then wants to come back. it is never the same again. vicky was not shock. no surprise. he has been hinting on his twitter and instagram picks of him and his family spending time in cleveland. >> welshing we want to know what you think. join the conversation,

-- talent to south beach, the nba superstar announces today he's going back to cleveland.looks of this mural in the miami building, fans are not so happy. dave owens joins us with reaction there. >> quite a story. who saw this? i guess some people saw it coming, but it's been quite a ride. here's a recap. lebron makes the announcement today. cleveland goes berserk. miami fans cry. in the last few hours we witnessed the sports version of boomerang and it was fascinating because we really didn't know how or where lebron was leaning. it looked like it was going to be miami and cleveland again and in the end cleveland winning out. here's what lebron had to say. "my relationship with northeast ohio is bigger than basketball. i didn't realize that four years ago. i do know. my goal is still to win as many titles as possible no he request, but what's more important for me is bringing one trophy back to

this 20 year-old, a in must 20 year-old diehard sixers fans thinks the home squad will be nba champs.he tattoo is on his, yeah, his back side. next season might be early but you never know, your philadelphia 76ers, they are on the right track. erika. >>> quite cheeky of him. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" we are continuing to follow new development after a woman is found dead in a duffle bag, nicole. >>> other contact, a person of interest is in custody and now being questioned, we will have the latest live from police headquarters coming up. >>> i just didn't necessity what happened. >> what happened that is teen survived getting struck by lightening, he talks about the moment he was hit and one item he thinks, saved his life. >>> bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the three's as rain is finally out of here, we will be back in two minutes. >>> we're following new developments over not in the murder of this woman, who was stuffed in the duffle bag. police say they are close to cracking this case. >>> as of right now philadelphia police continue question

in other sports news, nba all-star and two-time nba champion lebron james, as you may have known or mayard if you even watched espn for half a second, opted out of his contract with the miami heat, which means teams all around the league are making their pitches now. bottom line, a lot of people, a lot of people want lebron james. and we here at "late night," we're no different. [ laughter ] nothing would make us happier than to make lebron the newest member of our team. so we made a recruitment video to get him interested, and i'm not going to lie, i'm not going to brag, we threw a lot of money into it. [ laughter ] i am going to brag. and i think when you see it, it is an offer he won't be able to refuse. let's take a look. >> lebron james, welcome to "late night with seth meyers," where all your dreams will come true. if you join our team, you can have everything you've ever wanted. a computer, three to four feet of desk space, tape dispenser, telephone, a stapler and access to electrical outlets. tons and tons of electrical outlets. you see, we here at "late night" know you have a b

a possible trade that could be a major shift for the nba.irst overall draft pick andrew wig begin on the block, is he? sports >> two for two last four games sixers face another tough test in vegas tonight. round two of the elimination game. sixers and bulls tippin tippingf about an hur ago. nerlins noel, mc ray and mcdaniels get the star. noel had to have his left ankle retaped during the game. right now the game is all tied up at 52. >>> other big news in the nba, the cavaliers are reportedly talks with the timber wolves over draft pick andrew wiggins in return cleveland would get three time all star kevin love. love would sign a long hiv term deal to play a alongside lebron james. >> the phillies back in action tomorrow night in atlanta mean wool chooch could be back with the team as early as next week he got some playing time in clearwater today. part of his rehab for a concussion. if everything stays on track he could be back as early as next week. >>> all right. we're now two weeks from the trade deadline. a lot of rumors circulating ar

and has vowed to fight the nba until death.f the goals father was split two- thirds of the clippers that would be vigilant the sold but not sterling likes to fight and at age 83 he will fight the nba until his death. >> reporter: oakland center field gentry broke his right hand. yesterday win over the rangers he goes to the disabled list. the r. b. i revealed a fracture on the back of his hand. >> gary: the giants, they went into a buzz saw this is wild stuff, very wild wild stuff. at the plate with the hound doing what they do in minor league ball. getting over. now the giants and the dodgers. they went and picked it went into the serious and now back at the dodgers with a game and a half. in 19 home since july 9th. last night on the kron saturday night sports shown jason gave their thoughts on what happened to the giants with three games at three losses out of first place. >> dodgers came and and did what they had to do. we talked about this at the all-star break what they needed to do and that was to find a way to beat the d

the akron, ohio, native spent seven years in the nba with cleveland.his decision to leave left his hometown feeling betrayed. perhaps nobody more than the cavaliers owner who authored an open letter all in james a coward for choosing miami. "i have met with dan face to face, man-to-man, we have talked it out. everybody makes mistakes. who am i to hold a grudge?" at least for today, everything seems forgiven. we will have more on lebron james' decision to move back to cleveland and how this affects other free agents like carmelo anthony. everybody has been hanging out to see what lebron would do. this is an amazing move. how do you feel? >> i am just hoping against hope that my 300-pound brother is not jumping around without his shirt on. >> thank you. i want to hear about the other players later, what they are going to do. coming up -- the fbi looking for a man they say robbed two silver spring banks. it's what he threatened to do during the heist that has the authorities on high alert. >> i he this beautiful baby girl. >> a baby boom in july. why the

. >> a big win for the nba and the wife of nba clippers owner donald sterling. >> a judge ruled he can't stop his wife from selling the clippers for a record $2 billion. john henry smith is in the crow's nest with more. good morning. >> good morning. donald sterling's mastery of the persuasive argument is what made him rich enough to buy the team, but since his racial remarks became public, his gifts of speaking have failed him in the court of public opinion and now in a court of law. >> shelly sterling was all miles when a judge ruled she can sell the los angeles clippers. >> all i want to do now is get some sleep. i haven't slept in weeks. >> calling her testimony more credible, the judge ruled she acted out of concern for her husband and not some secret plan to seize the team when she had him removed from the family's trust ocean he is mentally incapacitated. defense attorneys tried to ban his mental status from being an issue. >> it was one woman who stood up against her husband and prevailed. >> donald sterling's side vow to say keep fighting. >> this is one battle, we had hoped for

lance stephenson made some waves this year in the nba with his game, as well as with his antics. now a play from michael jordan. how about that. stephenson, the former pacers guard signs a three-year, $27 million deal for m.j.'s charlotte hornets. indiana offered him a five-year, $44 million contract, but he felt the offer undervalued him. so he'll be done with three years and get another payday after that. last year he led the nba in triple-doubles. >>> lakers gm mitch cupchak and jim buss met with byron scott again on wednesday to discuss l.a.'s coaching vacancy. scott won three titles with the showtime lakers in the '80s as a coach. he's yet to win a ring. he did take the nets to the nba finals twice. this will be scott's third interview for the opening. he remains the presumed front-runner. have a great day, everybody. >>> and one more note from the espy awards. >> that's right. longtime "sportscenter" anchor stuart scott was given the jimmy v. perseverance award. scott has been battling cancer for seven years, and his message brought tears to everyone in the audience. >> whe

. >>> nba free ajent lebron james leaves miami after four years and two nba titles.oday king james issued a letter to detail why he's signing with the cavaliers. cleveland was the ohio native's original nba team for seven years. he says he wants to give cav fans hope. four years ago he announced he was taking his talents to miami, and now he's taking his talents back home. fellow miami teammate chris bosh stayed with miami. now, we'll have baseball highlights tonight at 10:00. we'll see you then, guys. >> all right. see you then. thanks, fred. >>> in our news room, we're still reviewing that 1900-page grand jury document just released in the case against garcia-torres. complete coverage tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> we're always here for you at ktvu.com, on facebook and on twitter. thanks so much for joining us. have a great night, everyone. good night. no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying

here on abc, the heat and the spurs, have you been watching the series, matched up in game four of the nbas. i guess the answer is no -- tonight's game was in miami. and the next game in san antonio. they go back and forth so the spurs can go home and feed their turtles in between games. the finals teach us a lesson. that lesson is we are short. while america was focused on basketball tonight, the rest of the world was watching soccer today. the world cup started in sao paulo, brazil, brazil beat croatia, 3-1. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know if this is a bad sign, the first goal, brazil scored, the first goal the home team scored in their home country was against themselves. they accidentally scored on their own goal. so, we're off to a flying start. there were a lot of question as but whether brazil its ready for the tournament. yesterday their chief sports minister told reporters, quote, wait it's here. as of yesterday, there were reports that five of the 12 stadiums brazil built for the world cup still weren't finished. but today's game went off without a hitch. the festi

the nba draft is more of an eyeball test when you talk about those things.enerated an economy. a lot of people have come up and started getting good work because there's such a demand for this content and no real way you can certify who is or is not qualified to do it. i mean, there are people who work for nfl teams but can't necessarily write. if you can write and demonstrate yourself to be knowledgeable, suddenly there's work out for you. >> do you think it's a good trend in general? part of me thinks there's something a little strange about people coming to identify with lack for a better way of saying this, the bosses rather than the laborers. like there's this way of imagining yourself as an owner and general manager as opposed to imagining yourself doing the thing that always reads a little odd to me. >> yeah, well america and professional sports generally is one of these odd places where people seem to relate very often more so to management than the players on the field. there's a range of reasons why that might be the case. i concern i have about th