they understand betting on games in the nba. the wnba, or the nba. g league, it is absolutely a no tolerance policy. you will be banned for life and that's what happened with jontay porter and the nba's has also given all of their evidence to the federal investigators that were taking part in all this and there isn't active investigation is still ongoing with the league. and with the federal investigators to see if there was anything criminal that went on because yes. not only the jontay porter bet on game, not only did he tip betters off about potentially him being sick, his illness, or any type of absence or any potential strategy but he also potentially pull themselves from a game. and that is something that federal investigators are still looking into. >> the lifetime ban. i'm wondering what the reaction from other players. all right, this sounds quite the message and so does the seriousness of the things that you're describing. this not only makes this particular player suspicious to any fan or anyone watching, but now others are watching a figu

the nba even has official sports betting partners with ads on nearly every broadcast.missioner silver supports a regulated betting market. >> i think at least, you know, legalized structure, there's transparency. >> you had to be concerned that the access that betting has now to basketball would lead to something like this. >> reporter: joe is a senior nba writer for the athletic. he says the nba betting deals are here to stay but that the league needs to be more vigilant. >> major corporations don't typically cut off a pipeline to millions of dollars, so i think it's going to continue. it's just a matter of what can they pursue to make this a little easier to manage. >> okay, so the players association, vern, had something to say about this. they say that player, obviously, have to follow the gambling rules but that porter deserves due process. at this point he cannot appeal, which means he probably will never wear an nba uniform again. we were just talking about it's so exceedingly hard to get this far, to get into the nba. there are so many players in the d league w

he's out of the nba this morning. a casualty of the increasingly close ties between the gambling world and pro sports. for the first time in more than 60 years, the nba banning a player for gambling the league, saying toronto raptors player jontay porter bet more than $50,000 on games and influenced games to benefit gamblers he knew personally. >> the league's investigation found everything from limiting his own participation in games, sharing confidential information with known bettors and betting on as many as 13 nba games himself. >> the investigation revealing porter left the game after just three minutes last month, claiming he was ill to benefit people who had gambled that he'd have only limited playing time that night. the nba says one gambler associated with porter had placed an $80,000 bet on him, underperforming and stood to make more than $1 million. >> there is nothing more serious when it comes to, you know, gambling and betting on our games, and that is a direct player involvement. it's cardinal sin, the

nhl 32 nba teams 30. which of these leagues did karl malone play in? nba. nba.hout a championship finger. he played 18 years for the utah jazz and one season for the lakers, but never became a champion. the winner of which league receives the larry o'brien cup? nba. nba. that's right, the nhl winner gets the trophy stanley. what league does the ottawa club play in? n.h.l. nhl in the capital. canada has a club called the ottawa senators, but this city is not represented in the nba. this is the correct answer. we move on to the next block of comparisons. and we have two olympics, which were held in beijing. we already touched on this topic in the first period today. let's continue it. the 2008 beijing olympics are played against the 2022 beijing olympics. go. motto. silver, and 2008 13 medals, including three golds, this is so far the most successful olympics for our team, the official mascot of these games... was a big panda named bin-dun-dun, twenty-second, twenty -second, that's right, at the 2008 games the mascot was the so-called children of fortune, five cha

. >>> the nba issuing a lifetime ban to toronto raptors player jontay porter for gambling. suspicious bets that tipped the league off. >>> my report on the major shortage on the streets of police officers. i asked the lapd chief, is it keeping officers from responding to crime in time? >>> and let the countdown begin. the 2024 paris olympics just 100 days away. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. the house republican-led impeachment of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas over his handling of the border crisis had barely left the station before being stopped in its tracks today by the senate's democratic majority, who quickly dismissed the charges that mayorkas had willfully ignored immigration laws, a not unexpected outcome. a trial averted still left both sides expressing outrage. the impeachment showdown, however, nearly overshadowed by the drama building tonight in the house over speaker mike johnson's tenuous hold on power. johnson tonight risking removal by fellow republicans as he advances a controversia

nba. nba. that's right. nhl winner receives the stanley cup.a there is a club called atawa senators. but this city is not represented in any way in the nba. this is the correct answer. we move on to the next block of comparisons. we have two olympics that were held in beijing, we already touched on this topic today in the first period, we are continuing it, the 2008 olympic games are playing in beijing against the 2022 olympic games in beijing , we went, the motto of these games was the phrase “one world, one dream ". 2008, 2008, that's right at the winter games of 2022... it sounded like we were together for a common future. at which games did the belarusian team win the most awards? at twenty-two. this is the wrong answer. in the twenty-second year we had two medals, two silvers, and in 2008 we had 13 medals, including three golds. this is the most successful olympics for our team so far. official mascot. these games became a giant panda named bin-dun-dun. twenty second. twenty-second year, that’s right, at the 2008 games the mascots were the

that means the nba can start talks with outside parties.ted for six months or so that the nba is interested in ringing in a third party, whether that's amazon, apple, or netflix, potentially. our own parent company is interested in the rights. this will allow the nba to speak with partners that are not warner bros. discovery and disney, to create new packages of games, or maybe even start a more intense bidding war.>> is one of those potential bidders thought to be more inclined to enter this bidding act? do we know?>> we know the nba wants a robust park for its third-party here. i think amazon would probably be considered a front runner, for a new ackage to be created. there have been some rumblings that netflix might be interesting for a smaller package, like this in season tournament that they are doing this year. our own parent company is interested in rights. with nbc universal actually take warner bros. discovery as a partner?>> thank you, alex sherman. we have to cut you off.>> they are playing our song. closing bell, right now.>>> w

. >>> a nba bombshell. what tipped off the lead. >>> and neighborhood heroics. the dramatic footage of a man who raced inside a burning home to rescue his two neighbors trapped by the flames. it's thursday, april 18. "early today" starts right now. good morning. glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. donald trump will be back inside a manhattan courtroom today for day three of his new york criminal hush money trial. jury selection will resume in just a few hours. seven jurors have been selected. a total of 18 are needed for the case. the former president has said he is willing to take the witness stand. in a new court filing, the manhattan d.a. says they plan to ask mr. trump about other verdicts he's faced, including the large judgment in his new york civil fraud case, and in the e. jean carroll defamation case. the judge will decide soon what the jury will be allowed to hear. >>> it appears congress will be working through the weekend. the house speaker has released the separate bills that include aid for israel and ukraine. and he told members they can expe

nba. nba. that's right, the nhl winner gets the stanley cup. anhl. n.h.l. in the capital of canada there is an atava senators club. but in... the nba this city is not represented in any way. this is the correct answer. we move on to the next block of comparisons. and we have two olympics, which were held in beijing. we already touched on this topic in the first period today, and we are continuing it. the 2008 beijing olympics are played against the 2022 beijing olympics. go. the motto of these games became the phrase “one world”, one. dream 2008, 2008, that's right, at the winter games of the twenty -second year the slogan sounded like together for the sake of a common future, at which games the belarusian team won the most awards, in the twenty-second, this is the wrong answer, in the twenty-second we had two medals, two silver, and in 2008 13 medals, including three golds. this is the most successful olympics for our team so far. the official mascot of these games was a giant panda named bin-dun-dun. twenty second. twenty- second year, that's

nba. nba that's right the nhl winner receives the stanley cup. is a club called the ottawa senators. but this city is not represented in any way in the nba. this is the correct answer. and we move on to the next block of comparisons. and we have two olympics, which were held in beijing. we already touched on this topic in the first period today. let's continue it. are playing the 2008 beijing olympics against the 2022 beijing olympics. go! the motto of these games was the phrase “one world, one dream.” 2008? 2008, that's right. twenty at the winter games the second year the slogan sounded like “together for a common future.” at which games did the belarusian team win the most awards? in the twenty-second, this is the wrong answer, in the twenty-second we had two medals, two silvers, and in 2008 13 medals, including three golds, this is the most successful olympics for our team so far, the official mascot of these games was a giant panda named bin dun- dun, twenty-second, twenty -second, that's right, at the 2008 games. five characters. at these g

nba. nba.ars. but he never became a champion. the winner of which league receives the larry o'brien cup? nba. nba. that's right. touched on in the first period, we continue it, the 2008 olympic games in beijing are playing against the 2022 olympic games in beijing, let's go, the motto of these games was the phrase: one world, one dream, 2008, 2008, that's right, at the 22nd winter games year, the slogan sounded like “together for a common future.” which games did the belarusian team win? the second year, that’s right, at the 2008 games the mascots were the so-called children of fortune, five characters. at these games, the host of the tournament, the chinese team, took third place in the overall medal standings. 2008? this is the wrong answer. in 2008, the chinese team took first place, winning a total of 100 medals. but in 2000. in the twenty-second year , the norwegians, who are traditionally strong in winter sports, excelled at the winter olympics. the german team was in second place, and th

an nba investigation found porter gave up money on his health status. a bettor placed $80,000 on porter not hitting in-game milestones. porter left the game in three minutes claiming he felt ill. the bet was frozen because of the unusual activity. porter was also found to have placed 13 bets on nba games, including bets on his own team to lose, although he doesn't play in those games. the league's collective bargaining agreement forbids any player who directly or indirectly wagers money or anything of value on any game or event. yesterday commissioner adam silver took the rare step of banning porter from the league for life writing, "there is nothing more important than protecting the integrity of nba competition for our fans, our teams, and everyone associated with our sport." >>> >> reporter: betting content is everywhere. the nba has official sports betting partners with ads on nearly every broadcast. commissioner silver supports a regulated betting market. >> i think at least in a legalized structure there's transparency. >> you had to be concerned

last year's nba number one draft pick, victor wembanyama earned over $12 million. revenue from both leagues is not comparable. last season, the wnba brought in a reported $200 million, while the nba took in an estimated $10 billion. clark's popularity could spark a change, enabling the player to get more revenue in their collective bargaining agreements and tv broadcast contracts. both are up for renewal this year. >> obviously, the new media rights deal that can be negotiated can be life-changing for a lot of players in this league. >> reporter: kwoy b which c >>> finally, tonight's heart of america with an incredible save off the ice at a cleveland hockey game. take a look at this. a rogue puck flew into the stands during the third period of last week's cleveland monsters game. asia davis reported the moment on their phone, the puck coming inches from her 4-year-old son's face. thankfully for the stranger sitting next to him, he batted it down. davis put the video on tiktok with a challenge to track down the hockey hero. it went viral and five million views later

so leads to success in the nba doesn't always resonate to the fiba game.ou have to keep that in mind. >> a different kind of player you'd want on this kind of team that you wouldn't on an nba team. >> you speak to the game, it's much more physical, the rules are different, the spacing is different. every possession is more important, you don't have the luxury of easing your way into the game that you sometimes can do in the nba. how the game is officiated is much different these various rules that are in place in fiba it takes a minute. physicality, size is important you know, it's -- those are some of things that play a role. >> what managing all the superstars' egos together. by the way, since we're talking about business, all the various sponsorships and responsibilities that each of these players may think they very well have while they're playing. >> well, look, we have guys who are businesses in themselves you know, and certainly have been very accomplished both on and off the court and being on this stage, the olympics, with all of their partnership

ahÍ estÁ el final de la dinastÍa de la nba el adiÓs de la dinastÍa del warriors.opios hogares, no busca descuentos, sÓlo que se tomen en cuenta estos esfuerzos al realizar los cÁlculos de cobertura. haber que pasa o es sÓlo un proyecto. nayarit ha estado explicando los riesgos que corremos en estos dÍas soleados y cÁlidos, entiendo que vas hablar de un tema que me pesa, que pasa si hacemos ejercicio, cuanto tiempo podemos soportar esta temperatura? nayarit: a pesar de que tuvimos una nubosidad hace unos cuantos minutos aquÍ en san josÉ, estuvimos reportando temperaturas en 80° y descendieron a 75, pero el resto de la regiÓn mantiene temperaturas en 76 hacia concord, livermore donde el sol estÁ plenitud. hay que aprovechar las siguientes horas lo cual recuerdo hacer temprano la maÑana o despuÉs de el atardecer, ese ejercicio, porque son nuestra tan fuerte y las temperaturas van a ir descendiendo de a poco, 7:00 de la noche 72 para miente de vallejo y poco a poco en el rango de los 60° un poco mÁs fresco signado de precipitaciones. temprano en la maÑana pueden hacer

it was a series of plays off of it, according to the nba, that has him banned for life. and passing confidential information about his own health to nba bettors. >> it's a cardinal sin. >> reporter: even limiting his own game participation for wages tied to his performance. >> he gets into a game against the sacramento kings and takes himself out saying he's sick so he junt performs. they win the bet. >> reporter: those bets netted porter $22,000 according to a league investigation. sports gambling taboo in most places. >> you can't go there no place, no way, no how. >> reporter: legal in 38 states. >> we'll match your bet. >> reporter: the former vice president of the green bay packers says the more sinister part of gambling is prop bets. >> that means individual bets on a player so the player has to get a certain number of points, of rebounds. >> reporter: a problem for high stakes players like tyrese haliburton. >> to half the world i'm helping them make money on draft kings. i'm a prop. >> reporter: sports gambling scandals are nothing new. shoeless joe jackson immor

the nba will looking for new networks to show their games on. officials from disney and warner bros. will continue to work on terms with the league. sources close to the process says the nba is looking for a large increase in fees, and the companies do not want to pay more. warner bros. began airing the games back in 1984, espn began podcasting the nba in 2002. >>> 99 days until the paris olympic games, what's on the menu for the athletes in a city known for legendary food? well, of course, old metal cuisine. they will mostly be eating fresh produce. the food vision is focusing on local produce to reduce carbon emissions from transportation. it is also no kissing on organic produce and vegetarian options. a super market giant will produce the produce. a french farm near paris will supply dadoes. they will also provide a catering company, and fresh produce to create thousands of meals for the 15,000 athletes. >>> prince william returned to public duties for the first time since his wife's cancer diagnosis. he has been out of the spotlight since t

>> the nba player now banned for life? concern in this case is raising about the closer than ever ties between sports leagues and gambling platforms. >> the future is here. the new humanoid that's got all the moves and later phone bill. >> shocker. the man who went roaming overseas and came home to a $140,000 cell phone bill should he have to pay it. >> from abc news in new york. this is america. this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon, ally and i'm andrew dymburt. >> we begin with breaking news 911 call centers in several states reporting outages overnight. >> the cause not immediately clear, but it came on the same day the u.s. officials warned about the risk for cyber attacks . overnight, multiple police forces across four states reporting their 911 phone lines were down, including the entire state of south dakota. one county in nebraska, a police department in del rio, texas, and two departments in nevada, including the las vegas police department. >> there is no centralized 911 system in the cou

understand you have to throw the nba comparison out the window. the nba had a 50 year head start.ou absolutely insist comparing the two leagues, why don't you compare them at the same stage? the wnba is 27 years in. back and look where the nba was 27 years in. it was not a billion-dollar league and in the 70s before magic johnson and larry bird got it off of life support there was widespread talk that the league would be defunct. it took some major star power, continued investment, a lot of things to come into place in order to become the league that it is now. what i hate about this conversation is that people see a quick tweet about salaries and they use it and weapon eyes it against women to denigrate them for something that is not truly their fault. this is still a relatively young league. they also have to understand that the players who have been fighting for better pay equity are not fighting against getting paid with the number one pick in the nba draft is getting. they are fighting to get more of the revenue actually being brought into the wnba. so when people see this th

they're going to -- they have the best show on television, "inside the nba.annot negate the fact that once they get the nba license once again, they will skyrocket. >> i do not dispute kenny's view that "inside the nba" is a great television show with great chemistry. but i do wonder whether just getting the nba rights is going to be enough to power that stock. we've got about 25 seconds >> right look they already have the nba rights, and that's -- so, yeah, it's an overhang on the stock. the question is how much do they have to pay to renew those nba rights it's going to be more, which isn't good news for shareholders we'll see if the benefit of getting the nba rights can benefit the cable networks >> got to leave it there thanks, alex appreciate it. thank you for watching "power lunch. >> cloezing bell starts right now. >>> and welcome to "closing bell," everybody i am brian sullivan, in for scott once again and we are live here at the new york stock exchange. we begin this friday, folks, with stocks rallying the major averages now on course for weekly gain

in the nba -- latinas in this country, 3 percent are in the nba. 73 percent of the players in the nbaation. it's stupid, this argument is made by dumb person who does not know what they're talking about it, was trying to drive raised in an area where jesse, everybody will tell you, the most diverse thing, the most open thing in our country is a locker room. a professional team, they do not care. there are teams that have started guys that have been over murder. if they're good enough! they don't care jesse! [ laughter ] it's the dumbest argument ever jesse. it's so stupid. >> jesse: i know, most of the white nba players or european. go figure there. >> while that appears to be diverse. as he said earlier, is it only black? when you involved with the team, and he put it together a team, what you're trying to do is one thing, and that is when? as a head coach, assistant coach whatever it was for 20 some years, you don't care about any of it. you don't. it is on players that fit you, and of their black, great. of their white, great. i know guys across the board, black college coaches, wh

bring on the nba's postseason.f scenarios entering this game at chase. we'll show you the highlights. no steph no dre no problem. in the regular season finale, warriors and jazz we have the highlights and reaction to the nba regular season warriors hosting the jazz. today they sat both stephen curry and draymond green. there's plenty of scenarios on where they could potentially end up in the play in series, but it all needed to start with a warriors win. so here we go from chase center. as i mentioned, no steph, no dre getting him rested up for that play in tournament. that's essentially why they didn't play today. and there wasn't a great chance that he'd move very far. fire up klay thompson great pass to tj d. they developed quite a connection. and then klay finding his rhythm at the right time. splash 19 of his game. high 25 came in the first half. and you know klay is feeling it when he's talking trash to the other bench as a shot goes in. that's good stuff. just before the half defense to offense andrew wiggin

and tonight, the nba player banned from the sport for life. first up, severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, and hail. 16 confirmed tornadoes across multiple states tonight. tore may doe sirens sending people to take shelter. the system moving into the northeast. the breaking news from capitol hill, the impreachment trial of homeland security secretary ending hours after reaching the senate. and the developing headline with votes now coming on aid for israel and ukraine. what about the speaker's future? rachel scott live on the hill. >> also, the issue of abortion, arizona's 160-year-old abortion ban, one of the strictest laws in the country, will move forward. republicans in that state blocking the effort today to repeal the ban before it takes effect. tonight, the testimony from boeing employees past and present sounding the alarm about state issues. one whistle blower saying he saw workers jumping on pieces of a plane to get it to a line. >>> tonight, prime minister is first public comments since iran's direct attack on israel. what abc news

her godparents are the parents of nba superstar steph curry. the two have known each other since they were kids, so i actually facetimed steph like five minutes before the show started. >> so he just said to just have fun with it. i think he can just share so much great advice. >> one big surprise the las vegas aces selecting caitlin clark, iowa teammate kate martin with the 18th pick. >> i was here to support caitlin, but you know, i was hoping to hear my name called and all i wanted was an opportunity and i got it. >> so i'm really excited. despite going pro, the payday for caitlin clark and the other stars of the night may not be as big as you think. clark will make just over $76,000 in her rookie year. over the next four years, she'll make just 338,000. compare that to the men of the nba, who take home a minimum salary of just over $1.1 million. the top draft pick last year made more than 12 million. of course, the nba plays more games, makes far more revenue than the wnba at the moment. but with clark's popularity, the revenue gap could be

the nba had a 50-year head start. if you just absolutely insist comparing the two leagues, why don't you compare them at the stage? the wnba is 27 years in. go back and look at what the nba was. it's not a billion dollar league. in fact in the 70s before magic johnson, larry bird got off life support, there was widespread talk this league was going to be defunked. it took some major star power, continued investment. a lot of things to fall into place in order for it to become the billion dollar league that it is now. what i hate about this conversation, that people see a quick tweet about these salaries and use it and weaponize against women for something that isn't truly their fault. this doesn't excuse the pay. but they have to understand the players fighting for better pay equity, they are not fighting against the number one pay. they are fighting to get more of the revenue actually being brought into the wnba. when people see this, they automatically assume the number one pick that caitlin clark expects to be pay

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nba is very excited. >> nba is exciting. it can help with peacock to a certain extent where you have games there and then obviously with the network as well. again, it should be interesting to see how that plays out at this point. but i can tell you sort of espn is happy. they're done, they did it. i they didn't let it go past exclusivity. curious to see the amazon deal as well, jim. those are big numbers. to refresh, it's warner brothers espn right now. you'll get fewer games for a lot morn any is what you're talking about. you're atting amazon and you have this battle between comcast and warner brothers discovery. >> i want to see if david gets this what is the one industry that's doing the most -- we had to be the graduate with plastics. what would it be at this point? you how you have to be in plastics. what is it? >> what is it? >> you have to be into hvac. >> i would not have gotten that. >> train reported this company, carrier -- >> why is that, jim? >> the government gave big subsidies. >> to be more energy efficient

. >>> the nba banned toronto raptors forward jontay porter for life on wednesday for violating league rules on gambling. an nba investigation found porter shared confidential information about his health with betters and gambled on raptors games himself. >>> and following youtube's 40-show residency at the las vegas sphere, a new act takes the stage there tonight. the rock ban phish will play four shows this weekend. each will have a unique set list and visuals. for more information download the cbs news app on your cell phone or conne ed tv. >>> it's thursday, april 18th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." justice for gymnasts. why the federal government is planning to pay tens of millions of dollars to the survivors of disgraced dr. larry nassar. >>> first, the capitol divide. the senate impeachment trial of a u.s. cabinet secretary ends before it starts, while the embattled house speaker is pushing ahead with a foreign aid bill that could cost him the gavel. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. two showdowns playing out on capitol hill. senate democrats

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her godparents are the parents of nba superstar steph curry. the two have known each other since they were kids, so i actually facetimed steph like five minutes before the show started. >> so he just said to just have fun with it. i think he can just share so much great advice. >> one big surprise the las vegas aces selecting caitlin clark's iowa teammate kate martin with the 18th pick. >> i was here to support caitlin, but you know, i was hoping to hear my name called and all i wanted was an opportunity and i got it. >> so i'm really excited. >> despite going pro, the payday for caitlin clark and the other stars of the night may not be as big as you think. clark will make just over $76,000 in her rookie year over the next four years, she'll make just 338,000, compared that to the men of the nba who take home a minimum salary of just over $1.1 million. the top draft pick last year made more than 12 million. of course, the nba plays more games and makes far more revenue than the wnba. but with clark's popularity, that revenue gap could begin to

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bronny james, the 19-year-old son of nba superstar lebron james is entering the nba draft, putting himp closer to playing alongside his dad. yesterday bronny posting on instagram, i've made the decision to enter the nba draft while maintaining my college eligibility and will also be entering the ncaa transfer portal. that means bronny can work out with different nba teams ahead of the draft and also retains the ability to return to the ncaa and transfer to another school. lebron has said in the past that bronny is the person he most wants to play basketball with before his hall of fame career ends, and his contract allows him the option to sign with another team next season. bronny just wrapped a tough freshman at usc and suffering a cardiac arrest episode in july and a surgery to treat a congenital heart defect sidelined him for five months, but he stars have yet to witness a father and son play in the nba at the same time. the nba draft, it happens this june. >> gio: that's going to be so special if that happens. i love having the two wills on sports today. >> whit: there you go. >>

but i would also go to the nba and say, put some money into this. >> the nba puts a lot of money in the wnba. they been subsidizing them for years. >> figure puts more money into it. you know what they did, was u.s. soccer. we took the fee for money and we divided it more evenly, and the men players agreed to that so that we can actually support the women's program, which was the much better program. >> i want to talk about another woman who was on top of her game -- taylor swift. she just released her 11th studio album today, the tortured poets department. it's out of surprises, lots of songs about her exes, settling scores, i'm looking at you, kim kardashian. she's already breaking records. brian, with every release, it's clear -- this woman is in charge. is taylor swift the most powerful person in music? >> yes, and may be in all of media. she's burning so bright in the last six months, there was going to be a lot of backlash to the album. we build people up just to watch them fall. there have been some reviews today that it had some fair critiques, but i love the new album. i love c

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. >> he's a four time champion four time mvp and 20 time nba all star. one of the world's greatest. >> we're experiencing history every time this guy steps on the floor. >> but what does it take to build a legacy on and off the court to figure that out? we went to the source, gloria james, lebron's mother, for a tour inside a museum of lebron memories and memorabilia. and his hometown of akron, ohio, called lebron james's home court. gloria james has curated this intimate and immersive one of a kind experience, starting with a recreation of their springhill apartment number 602, a sanctuary of safety, stability and love for a young mother raising her son and brother. >> what is this place right here? >> bring back any type of memories for you. >> it's surreal. it brings back a lot of memories. good memories filled with everything from preserved childhood trophies to plaques, family photos, his favorite magazines, and even his actual tv. his favorite two shows were bart simpson and martin, and i got so tired of watching that i had to get another televisio

and today, the nba banned him for life.lause] it's the harshest punishment the nba can hand down besides making you play for the detroit pistons. i mean, i guess it's easier to try and fake an injury than than to play better. but still, fixing games is an unacceptable thing for an nba player to do. now if it was the wnba, that's another thing. they're underpaid. they need a side hustle! you got to do what you got to do, sis. now moving on. if you're going on a bad anniversary dinner, i've got news for you: red lobster is considering filing for bankruptcy. [audience reacts] which is ironic because every customer in red lobster is already broke. now, the report says it's because of expensive leases and labor cost, but you know who i blame? men! that's right. y'all aren't living up to beyonce's standards! mm-hmm. y'all not [bleep] your women good enough to earn that trip to red lobster! that's what happened! your dick game is weak, and now? an entire restaurant chain is going under! you should be ashamed of yourselves. but thi

plus, a preview of the nba playoffs just getting under way this weekend. andrews is joining us. >> janai: a lot to get to, also, country singer morgan wallen known for hits like "last night" and "wasted on you" making his first comments since throwing a chair from a rooftop bar in nashville. >> gio: but we'll begin here with that $95 billion package of aid for ukraine, israel, and other u.s. allies. the house passage follows months of intense political battles on capitol hill. abc's jay o'brien has been on the hill for all of it and he's back there now with this major development. good morning, jay. >> reporter: gio, good morning. the senate says it will start taking up this package on tuesday and it's expected to pass there, but it got out of the house with the support of democrats, and that has teed up a political showdown between speaker johnson and members of his own party. this morning, a $95 billion foreign aid package including assistance for israel and ukraine, moving onto the senate after dramatically passing the house. speaker mike johnson puttin

now, the nba playoffs begin this afternoon.ader of games on espn and abc all starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern with the magic taking on the cavs. tomorrow on "gma," espn's malika andrews will join us live to break down even more. guys? >> janai: wait, so like the nba playoffs they end in june, right? that's a long time. >> gio: yeah. [ laughter ] >> janai: just realizing how long the nba playoffs are. there's a lot of basketball coming up. brace yourselves. >> whit: here we go. thank you, ike. we appreciate it. all that hoop talk. >>> coming up here on "gma" this morning, the rise of so-called super fake bags. the luxury counterfeits are harder to spot than ever. how to know if you're about to buy a fake. >> gio: also ahead, look what she made us do. we're decoding taylor's new album. >> janai: tory johnson is here with eco-friendly earth day deals. stick around. we'll be right back. eco-friendl eco-friendl deals with tory john [dog whimpers] [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy

the son of nba superstar lebronjames has said he will make himself available for the nba draft. speak to nesta mcgregor. -- used to seeing siblings playing together, but this would be very, very rare. jane, in fact, it's never happened in the history of professional basketball. this is how we found out, bronnyjames posting on instagram. he thinks his team—mates and says he's ready to turn pro —— thanks. his father is considered by some the greatest to ever do it. a four time champion in the league's all times square. —— in all times. it's always been lebron's dream to play with his son. lebron james is a free agent in the summer, so it very likely means whichever team he goes to, his son to go to as well. ,, ., .., ., , ,, ., well. still a few caveats. still a wa s to well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go- — well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go- a _ well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go. a little long - well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go. a little long way i well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go. a little long way if| ways to go. a lit

. >> well, can you guess which were your jersey made it to the nba's list of most popular? we'll be right back with the answer. >> steph curry has topped the list of the nba's most popular jerseys. this is based on sales at the nba store website for the 2nd half of the 2023. 24 season korea's lead. the jersey sales for 3 of the last 7 years. lebron james came in second. jayson tatum came in 3rd. the warriors as a team ranked 3rd for the nba's most popular team merchandise topped only by the lakers and the boston celtics. of one last year. >> well, in honor of earth day, the san jose earthquakes and coca-cola got together on saturday. this is video of them planting 30 new trees all throughout japan town in san jose. the group teamed up with the nonprofit our city forest for their 3rd annual tree planting event. the volunteers have planted more than 40 trees across the bay area over the last 2 years treats. >> i look like cherry blossoms today. i don't know. was maybe last. i don't think you can tell right exactly. haha. all right. that wraps up kron for news at 5 o'clock. a

. >>> and tonight, the nba player banned from the sport tonight. >>> first tonight, the tornado watchs up right now for severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, and hail. >> oh, my gosh! >> david: 16 confirmed tornados across multiple states tonight, tornado sirens sending people to take shelter. this system moving into the northeast. rob marciano has the track of these storms. >>> the breaking news from capitol hill. the impeachment trial ending just hours after reaching the senate. >>> and the developing headline involving speaker mike johnson tonight in the house with votes now coming on aid for israel and ukraine. what about the speaker's future? rachel scott live on the hill. >>> also the breaking headline at this hour involving issue of abortion. arizona's 160-year-old abortion ban, one of the strictest laws in the country, will move forward. republicans in that state blocking the effort today to repeal the ban before it takes effect. >>> tonight, the testimony from boeing employees past and present sounding the alarm about safety issues. one whistleblower saying he saw workers lit

oakland, record of 8-11, is at cleveland on friday. >>> all right, now, nba's eastern conference.my butler, the miami heat star writhing in knee pain against philadelphia. 40 seconds left. tied at 96-96. kelly oubre jr. a key bucket and foul for the lead and the sixers won the game 105-104. they'll face the knicks in the first round of the playoffs. miami has fallen into an elimination game against chicago on friday. >>> but back to the warriors, if this is truly it for the big three, four decades of celtics dynasty, the lakers showtime teams in the '80s, pistons bad boys, george chicago bulls, back to kobe and shaq, these dominant eras at some point end. >> that is tough to see, but like you mentioned all of them, they live in the history books. they end up being incredible tv specials, and you know, we have to appreciate that we had it when we did, but you never know. >> no matter what happens, the game will move on. >> the game moves on. it's the sad reality. all right, vern, the 2024 nfl draft is heading to detroit, and these birds, a hawk and a falcon, have a very important j

that actually includes the nba.e 2019 in the u.s. now, a big part of that draw was caitlin clark. she is considered one of the greatest college players ever. a two time player of the year for leading score for both men and women. she say household name. fans tuned in again this week when clark was selected as the number one pick in the wnba draft. excitement turned to outrage when they learned that clark's base salary for this season, wait for it. $76,000. that is a sliver of the $12 million the nba's top pick made this season. many pointed out this pay gap comes from the different revenue totals. we are here today to challenge that notion. those numbers speak to a larmer question how much society values women's sports. joining me now sports journalist davidson and sports editor. great to have both of you with us. i will start you with you and your collum. you noted women's basketball is still undervalued. talk to us about that with the pay gap outrage with caitlin clark's salary. the default is economics. women's s

i was at the first game. >> the nba has a 50-year head start. >> if you look at where the nba was whenlet. >> right. and now, we -- i mean, the amount of people who viewed -- the ratings went through the roof for the women's finals. we have social media now. they didn't have social media. we have these heroes. they are celebrities. it is purely an economic decision or -- you know, look, you work for one company that has $20 billion and another company that's got $500,000, sorry, the workers are going to get paid more at the -- >> yeah. the nba is going to bring in $13 billion this year. the wnba is not. >> but i'm hopeful. >> i want to talk about the outrage this week. i get how fans can look at this and they're mad. we saw experts on tv -- i saw pat mcafee say it's laughable what caitlin clark is getting paid. it doesn't matter how many people watched the draft. yes, it was 3 million. nobody's getting an extra dollar after the fact. it's about the next media contract and the great opportunity ahead. >> sounds like a white guy in that case that wanted to sound like an ally and say all

today's said, he will enter the nba draft. lebron has previously said he would like to play on the same team as his son. is that a real possibility? >> what's the possibility i don't want him to play with his son. i wanted to find develop his own name. >> if he >> goes to lebron team, i think it would put too much of a spotlight on him because the brown to brightest star of this generation, he's been amazing. he great. but i think the kid leaves to go away by itself. and so you can grow as a player. so you can grow as a person. >> because the limelight plan, >> what le brun it's so it's so bright. walk i don't want you don't want your kid on that type of pressure because listen, he's got a long way to go. i'll be has a great nba careers, but i don't want him to play with it. bryan. i don't want him to go on his own way. what lights won't be as bright? >> good point. i totally agree. charles barkley as usual. thanks very much. thanks for being a good friend as well. and to our viewers, be sure to watch charles on his weekly pro