in the nba.t gave you the confidence that you could do this, that you could affect this change? masai: maybe the best thing i ever discovered, that helped me in my career, was the confidenc in the continent and the confidence in the talent in the continent and if we grew the game, the spotlight would start to come to this continent. but we have to grow it. ♪ masai: that's a basketball court we built. beautiful. that is pretty cool. jason: what do you think when you pass that? masai: when i went past it the first time, i was like, wow. the meaning is -- you don't even understand it. something like this, it is just a saturday and lots of kids pla and maybe somewhere, somehow, t court inspired that person a little bit. we will find a way to get to 100. jason: masai is up to 29 of his stated goal of 100 courts. growing the basketb infrastructure as well as the s business infrastructure will continue to face economic and political challenges. but you couldn't find a more global thinker than masai, som

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in 1919 six, 1961, he's mad at the nba because they're not giving him a team in the nba. so he starts his own basketball league, the american basketball league, and he knew he needed a gimmick so he started the three point shot and basketball and the he started it with he with ray meyers do you chicagoans will make remember who ray meyer was, the famous depaul coach and friend of even i know that. yeah so abe and ray meyer went out to a gymnasium in chicago and it just started shooting the ball and how long? three point shot. how the arc for the three point shot how far from the basket it would be. then they just decided arbitrarily and by the way one of the things we were not able to figure out was what gm in chicago that happened at nobody none of the nothing i've ever seen has ever said what jim in chicago this happened at. so if anyone that please tell me that's one of the big mysteries we're not to uncover but the three point shot happened the abl the american basketball league failed miserably. abe lost hundreds of thousands dollars on it and and the three point sho

. >>> and nba commissioner adam silver sitting down with cnb sport. what he had to say about the future of the league, as well as profitability for the wnba all that, when "fast money" returns. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our advanced matching helps find talented candidates, so you can connect with them fast. visit indeed.com/hire >>> welcome back to "fast money. southwest airlines slumping 5.5% today on news that the company has reached a deal with activist elliott investment management. the agreement will keep bob jordan in his job and add six new directors to the board elliott just shy of having control. southwest also agreeing to an earlier retirement for executive chairman and former ceo gary kelly. gary kelly's gone. guy, do you like the story now >> yeah, i do like the story i'm surprised it traded the way it did if you want to look at a chart, $22, a bit of a double bottom, we bounced maybe it's just sort of a sell the news or people looking to get out on the b

andrea canning: for lorenzen, life in the nba was intoxicating.right lights in the biggest cities with plenty of cash, clubbing, and women. phil dotson: he was a rock star. and with being a rock star comes certain temptations that come at you. and those temptations, unfortunately, did win over at times. phil dotson: yes, at times. at times, they were. i think that literally, the thrill of being on the road-- nba seasons can go eight or nine months at a time, and you're in city to city, city to city, and you're hanging out with nba players and other millionaires. and the temptations-- temptations are real marc perrusquia: by sherra's account, from the time that he got in the nba, it was like, a constant parade of women. he was young. he was a good-looking guy, i mean, and he had all this opportunity. i think he took advantage of it. andrea canning: sherra, according to lorenzen's mother, was cheating, too. and not very discreetly. sherra was being seen-- not heard, seen-- doing things she shouldn't be doing. infidelity? deborah marion: mm-hmm. if y

ronnie james scored his first nba basket for i scored his first nba basket for the la lakers and a 134rs. ronnie and his dad had made history by becoming the first father and son duo to share a court in an nba game as the lakers beat the timberwolves last week but things did not go as well this time around. although ronnie came on late in the game and scored with a step back 1a for —— 14 scored with a step back 1a for —— 1a foot scored with a step back 1a for ——1lifootjumper scored with a step back 1a for —— 1a footjumper over tristan —— 1a foot jumper over tristan thompson. -- 14 foot jumper over tristan thompson-— -- 14 foot jumper over tristan thom son. . .,, thompson. yeah, it was insane, more than _ thompson. yeah, it was insane, more than i _ thompson. yeah, it was insane, more than i anticipated - thompson. yeah, it was insane, more than i anticipated for - more than i anticipated for sure, but it's all love. it was insane. it was a nice moment. it really got me, i was straightfaced but i felt it and it felt pretty good, especially coming from a and it was a special moment for m

and you won your first nba championship with the boston celtics.ht? every kid grew up playing "nba 2k." and first you want to dream about being in the game. and that happens, you know, your rookie year. and then the top of the mountain is wanting to be on the cover. >> jimmy: 'course. >> when i found out -- and just seeing it right now is still, like, a surreal feeling. >> jimmy: it's crazy. >> it's -- it's incredible. >> jimmy: that's so good, bud. and i -- i've got to say, your son, deuce, he might as well be on the celtics 'cause he just -- every game i watch, he's always there, and you love him so much. here's a photo of you -- >> he is -- he's getting a a championship ring. [ audience aws ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he should. what's going through your mind in this photo here? >> man, that was -- that was -- that was special. it was right after we won. the confetti was falling. i was trying to process everything that happened. i remember i just bent over and i was -- i got emotional. and he ran on the court and grabbed me, and i just p

juan: asÍ es maribel, y con el comienzo de la nba mucha espectativa entre en la aficiÓn. temporada que comenzarÁ el 15 de abril. a los comercios les ayuda muchÍsimo, asÍ que suerte a ambos equipos en la temporada y pendientes de lo que suceda de aquÍ al mes de abril, ojalÁ con ambos equipos en el playoff, y peleando por el tÍtulo, uno nunca sabe. maribel: gracias por ese informe, nos vamos a una pausa. antonio: una de las cosas de la [mÚsica] >> que gusto saludarlos con mÁs importante al momento de la informaciÓn de contacto deportivo. xolos recibiÓ a las Águilas del amÉrica aquÍ al minuto 25 se iban al frente con un gol de zendejas, antes del descanso rivera empataba, blanco adelantÓ al 47 pero apareciÓ aguirre por parte de los azul cremas para empatar a dos, y sellar el marcador. nos vamos a la sultana del norte, los rayados del monterrey enfrentaron a los pumas de la unam ambas escuadras no se hicieron daÑo y finalizaron 0—0. antonio: muy buenos dÍas sacramento. tendremos ambiente bastante estable, tendremos que disfrutar de una jornada con ambiente un poquito fresco e

among them was ren's friend and nba star penny hardaway. it's just a great loss for the city of memphis, for his family. such an early age. i mean, it's just senseless. andrea canning: then lorenzen's body, which had been left in the searing memphis sun for 10 long days, was taken in for an autopsy. i've seen decomposed bodies before, but i wasn't ready for that. i wasn't ready for lorenzen's remains. i would not have known that, that was him. andrea canning: lorenzen wright was just 34. the father of six young children. now police confirm the horrible news with the rest of his family and close friends. phil dotson: i literally remembered freezing, i dropped the phone, and my mind went blank. i'm like, what do you mean, he's dead? and then he told me, he's been in a field for some days, and it was bad. it was bad. and i hung the phone up, and i cried. i cried. all i could think of, i just started having flashbacks of all the things that we had done together. you know, best man at my wedding. my children's godfather. being at his wedding. i

. >> and also, one thing that is of interest to many is the officiating of the nba we will hear fromioner himself, adam silver. and you were in favor of the robot judges, and laser judges, and why? >> well, wait a minute. you want to get the calls correct, and absolutely correct, and i am from st. louis, and from 1985, i still talk about don dinger, and one of the greatest umpires of all time who blew the call, and game six, top of the ninth, and talking about it 40 years later, you should get that one right, but i am concerned about the flow of the game, and we are going to be a little bit tighter, and i want to take the human element out, but still, the human element is important. >> and still, the pitch clock, and they have made the game good, the instant replays, and still, the human element, there is something to be said for it. >> judgment, and the flow of the game, and we will have more on that today. >>> and now, the 10-year p treasury is pulling back, and that is with another fed meeting around the corner, and what is driving them off of the highs is megan, a cnbc contributo

you have the raiders and now you're talking about an nba team this was just a partnership that had toat some point. they couldn't wait any longer, could the professional sports leagues? >> you're absolutely right, scott. not only do we have pro teams there but they're all doing very good the raiders among the top nfl teams in revenue, the vegas golden knights they've already won a stanley cup. >> that's right. i forgot them. my apologies of course they were good right from the beginning. >> yeah. >> too and selling out their arena. so the marketplace was always there, it was just getting over the hurdle of being in, you know, the epicenter of gaming. >> it's perfect for the nfl because you can make a three-day weekend out of it, four-day weekend out of it with the vegas golden knights they did a great job marketing the team and the league did a super job of making sure in the expansion draft the team got good players. >> they were good quick. celtics, they raised their banner last night, they give out these beautiful rings. we're still waiting for word on their sale any nibbles on tha

the nba will host this their event called nba crossover. it will happen in the city. and then obviously oakland will have a really great presence as well leading up to the all-star game. our job at the host committee is actually to try to make sure that the entirety of the bay, all nine counties, feel like they can have some sort of involvement and engagement in the bay. so that's where i spend my time somewhat on the field of play in the stadium, but really trying to get the communities involved. okay, so we got all-star game first, then the super bowl and then the world cup. easy, right? roger. i'm just no problem. i got to block my calendar. okay, we got some space in the next year and a half. that's right. this is happening. yeah. we have 18 months of events. we are working on a couple of different things. this these events that come here, the technology that you see in these events, how the fan experience is looks because of tech. that will be one one thing, community involvement is another. and then we need everybody to lean in. we're looking for a lot of corpor

bronny was scoreless in his nba debut, playing only a few minutes. had 36. >>> meanwhile to baseball now and the ball that sealed the very first 50 homer, 50 stolen base season in the majors has sold for $4.4 million at auction. the prize for shohei ohtani's 50th home run ball shatters the record for a ball paid for in any sport. the previous most expensive baseball was mark maguire's record breaking 70th home run from the 1998 season, which fetched $3 million the next year. meanwhile, before dodger fans were swept up by shohei otani superstardom, the mexican born pitching phenom winning the cy award and rookie of the year award in 1991 has died. the team said he passed away last night at a los angeles hospital but did not provide any other details. he had been sick. his death comes as dodgers prepare to open the world series at home against the new york yankees. the commissioner says he will be honored during the series. it's impossible to overstate what he means for dodger fans. can in terms of the series itself the dodgers will go with flaherty fo

literally for the first time in the nba's history, making family affair. that's next. lester holt joins us in new york right now with nightly news. >>> tonight, the monster hurricane we're tracking, milton, explosively intensifying into a category 5 storm and taking dead aim at florida. milton rapidly strengthening over the past 24 hours, now packing winds of 180 miles per hour. the strongest hurricane of the gulf of mexico in nearly 20 years. in florida a state of emergency. storm surge warnings up to 15 feet. the race to get out. mandatory evacuations. al roker has the new track for us tonight. it comes as florida and the southeast are still reeling from hurricane helene's blast just 11 days ago. thousands still without water. we're with the national guard on an urgent mission to deliver relief. >>> and in tennessee growing questions at a plastic factory where nearly a dozen workers were swept away. >>> also tonight, the solemn ceremonies as israel marks a year since the deadly hamas terror attack. >>> here in the u.s. the memorials for the victims and the hostages.

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merciless chaos. >>> welcome back the nba season officially kicking off earlier this week, nba commissionerm silver sitting down with cnbc's alex sherman today as part of a cnbc sport videocast. alex, there he is. he joins us now with the highlights what did he tell you >> you know, about ten years ago, adam silver wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" supporting online sports betting. since then, we have seen online sports betting spread through the country, clearly a multi-billion dollar industry. but we have also seen a scandal in the nba, and in fact, the atlantic wrote a piece a couple weeks ago outlining some of the societal pitfalls, personal bankruptcies associated with betting. i asked, you wrote this ten years ago. do you still stand by it do you still support legalized sports betting take a listen. >> i think ultimately, technology is such that you can't turn the clock back. i think that the issue is it's a global market. that's the other thing we have to keep, you know, keep an eye on, that u.s. can do whatever they want to do about sports betting. but the internet is global an

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. >>> also tonight, remembering an nba legend and a broadway star gone too soon and the tributes >>>ight, in new york city, >>> tonight, in new york city, indicted mayor eric adams is asking a judge to dismiss the bribery charge against him. mayor adams indicted on federal charges linked to an investigation into illegal campaign contributions. he's accused of accepting $100,000 in gifts from turkish officials. his attorney says, quote, courtesies to politicians are not federal crimes. >>> when we come back here tonight, remembering a beloved nba legend. >>> also, a beloved broadway star gone too soon tonight. >>> and we have news >>> to the index of other news. and abc news has just learned that baseball great pete rose has died. the all-time major league hitter with hits known as charlie hustle known for his hard-nosed play on the field. he was banned for life from baseball and the hall of fame for gambling on the game. his repeated appeals to be reinstated were rejected. pete rose was 83. >>> we also learned today that nba hall of famer dikembe mutombo has died following his battle

with me and the nba and now after the covid nba started to slowly again send their players to china.o china, talking about the social justice issues in america and they all say we have a lot of problems happening in this country but i was like guys, there's literally a genocide happening over there and you guys are okay with it. you guys are going to that country where they're committing genocide, uyghurs, tibet ans and you're becoming part of their propaganda. wake up. unport netly, they don't care. they do not care and i tried so hard to say listen, guys, what about if that was yourer mother, that a was your sister, that was your daughter was in the camps, getting tortured every day. they're silent. maria: certainly the ccp has a plan, they're inside the gates of america, they've done so strategically, partly by compromising would-be political figures. and that's why i'm asking these questions. it's great to talk with you as always. thank you for coming on as always and incredible insights. >> thank you for having me. maria: enes kanter freedom. quick break and kamala harris' famil

second all time in blocking shots, he later served as ambassador for the nba. >>> late this afternoonannounced pete rose passed away at age 83. charlie hustle, baseball's hit king, a 17-time all-star, but rose is not in the hall of fame because of a lifetime ban for gambling on baseball while managing the reds. >>> nfl and the 49ers on victory monday, linebacker fred warner is day to day with an ankle injury. all pro fred was held out in the second half of sunday's win, but did plenty in the first half to make his presence felt. >> i feel like he'd been playing like the mvp of the whole league, definitely the defensive player of the year. if he keeps that up, it's going to be a legendary season for him. >> warner has been responsible for four takeaways this season, but his interception for a return for a touchdown didn't go over well with the offense after they had to settle for two early field goals. >> let the linebacker score before we got the ball in the box. that's how i look at it, but fred's a g.o.a.t., so he's going to make plays like that. >> he's pretty good, isn't he? goodn

everything we know about their big debut as nba teammates. these stories and much more coming up on cnn news central before election day. >> vice president harris basis voters and takes to pressing questions, lie anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall. kamala harris tomorrow at nine eastern on cnn liberty mutual customize my car insurance. >> so i saved hundreds, but the money i say not to get a wax figure myself >> in the temporal lobe, pumps only pay for what you need prescription drug plane annual enrollment period is now open every year. >> i have to listen to all these commercials. >> we're sorry, karen. we know it's annoying, but we want to make sure everyone on medicare knows it's time to check and see if they can enroll in a plan that will save money or include additional benefits. >> i just want these commercials to stop honestly, karen, we do to, but this is the only time we've year when everyone on medicare can call and see if there are plans with additional benefits available in their area. i already have a medicar

were you really drafted by the nba? yes, i was. they said, you are too short. >> and generals are towering over you. they said, you are too short. i said i was drafted in the 10th run by the san antonio spurs. i am five foot nine inches tall. before i started at the ig, i was six foot nine inches tall. so, i had to actually prove that i was drafted. i got an article and in it, everybody was drafted. in order of draft. and in big, bold letters at the top, it does say earvin johnson, michigan state, los angeles lakers. and in tiny little letters at the bottom, it says glenn fine, harvard, san antonio spurs. at least i'm in the same article as magic johnson. what an honor. so, you asked if i ever, you know, considered trying out. i considered, but i realize the chances of a 5'9" point guard from harvard making it in the nba were slim and i had a better chance as a lawyer, so i did not go to that trial camp and i do not regret that, but sometimes i do regret that it did not go and i could've played with an all-time nba great, george gi

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>> plus, why nba legend lebron james is now throwing his support behind harris. it comes as mr. trump tries to expand the map in new mexico and battleground arizona and nevada. and why housing there is coloring how people see the growing economy. >>> elon musk's battle over his million lottery checks on the campaign trail, and how his social media platform x has changed since he took over. >>> plus, our window into how microsoft tracks misleading videos being spread to millions. >>> the stunning murder arrest in the wilderness of montana from a 911 call about a deadly bear attack to a complete stranger's confession. >>> on halloween, record heat across the country. cities smash highs as trick-or-treaters leave the coats at home. >>> return to work or else. years after the start of covid, major companies like starbucks tell their staff to get back to the office. what their ceo says tonight. >>> and the series watched closely a world away as the city of angels celebrates, the party is just starting in japan. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evenin

this is why, by the way, as the nba and the nfl, nba especially, has gotten savvier about its off season trade deals, a big headline story guarantee you that this -- rob manford because everything will headline that is given over to the nba in july is a headline that is not dedicated. what is happening in baseball in terms of it being the premier signature sport right. but baseball also had a few particular aspects that is intertwined with national identity. let's give a couple examples here. first of all, baseball is the sport, the national anthem. first begins to take shape as a ritual, as a custom, as part of the of how a game will unfold on on opening day and in the playoffs. right. you guys see those guys see those those banners there that are hung out around stadium. why are those banners not green and yellow? this isn't brazil. why are those banners not? black, yellow, red. this is in germany, right? those banners are red white and blue because it is baseball's attempt wrap itself in the flag in a strategic other examples who throws out the ceremonial first pitch at the beginning

the first father son duo to ever play in an nba game. bronny had zero points, but lebron dad did well leading the lakers to a win against the t wolves. the warriors, by the wa, opened the season tomorrow night in portland. all right. hockey tonight the sharks down in anaheim. this is the theme of the season so far. the sharks played well but not well enough. third period a power play. power play goal here by michael eklund. it tied the game one one, but soon after, the ducks would retake the lead and they would win the game. anaheim wins 3 to 1 seven games into the season. the sharks remain the only winless team in the what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. moment, warriors center kevon looney joined the team as a 19 year old rookie back in 2015

two time mvp of finals mvp, ten time all star and four big nba titles. you're watching i'm sam liccardo, mv and i approve this message.r big nba titles. you're watching th evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. dosa as quarterback of the week, and he is not the only golden bear to be recognized as player of the week. cal kicker derek morris was named acc specialist of the week, and this marks the second time cal has had two players earn a conference recognition in the same week. linebacker teddy buchanan and cornerback noel williams earning awards after cal's week two win against auburn. and this week's recognition comes after cal won 44 to 7 against oregon state at home over the we

lebron and bronny james taking the court together and making nba history. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome, everyone. in florida tonight the calls to evacuate are being met with a renewed sense of urgency as floridians with fresh memories of hurricane helene prepare for the second major hurricane to strike the state in just two weeks. hurricane milton has rapidly intensified today, now a category 5, spinning sustained winds at an eye-watering 180 miles per hour. one of the strongest atlantic hurricanes on record. the storm powering its way across the gulf of mexico toward the florida peninsula tonight, where forecasters anticipate it will be an extremely serious threat to florida as it aims toward the state's widely populated midsection, likely late wednesday into thursday. the storm potentially will dump up to five to ten inches of rain, local amounts up to 15 inches and expect to generate a storm surge potentially as high as 15 feet. right now 51 florida counties are under states of emergency with many coastal areas under mandat

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the congo native also served as an nba global ambassador.'s good news tonight about jimmy carter. amid his health battles the former president reaching a major birthday milestone. here's andrea mitchell. ♪ love your neighbor ♪ >> reporter: a birthday bash for the ages. ♪ love shack baby ♪ family, friends and fans celebrating jimmy carter, the only u.s. president to reach 100. >> what keeps him going? >> you know, i don't know what keeps him going. i think he doesn't know how to give up on anything. >> reporter: dubbed the rock and roll president in the '70s. >> in some ways my grandfather got elected with music. right? allman brothers, jimmy buffett, all these folks raised money for him. it made him cool. >> reporter: a washington outsider the georgia governor and peanut farmer was at first called jimmy who when he said he was running for the white house. the one-term president brokered peace between israel and egypt at camp david. >> he's mr. resilience. and for him to live to 100, that is amazing. imagine all the things that those eyes hav

is this a team that could reach the conference finals or even the nba finals? i don't think many people are projecting that for these warriors, but i also think that they could be better than most people think. most people have the warriors finishing seventh, eighth, ninth, 10th in the western conference, and it's going to be a tough conference. but they're a better team than they were last year when they finished 10th. and i say that because they're better, they have more shooters, more defenders on the perimeter and just a real a deep team. 12, 13 guys that can play at the nba level. so i look at them and i and based on what i've seen and heard and looking around the league, you know, i think i would call them sneaky dangerous because as long as you have steph out there and you have draymond out there doing his thing. if draymond is on the court regularly like he wasn't last year, that's a big, big boom right there. so i think they can very much finish somewhere in the 6 to 8 range rather than nine 1011 six is the spot where the last spot where you get a guar

no different than the getting ready for any other game, but just the feeling of being in the nba, it's is a duality to it, it feels _ there is a duality to it, it feels very familiar but also very— feels very familiar but also very new, and the newness is exciting, _ very new, and the newness is exciting, and the familiar part is also — exciting, and the familiar part is also exciting because i really _ is also exciting because i really missed it and i craved it over — really missed it and i craved it over the last three years so it over the last three years so it is_ it over the last three years so it isjust — it over the last three years so it isjust fun it over the last three years so it is just fun to be it over the last three years so it isjust fun to be back in the — it isjust fun to be back in the mix _ the champions league returns tonight with a huge match between real madrid and dortmund later, while arsenal host shakhtar donetsk at the emirates. it's the third match in the group stages of the competition. a full fixture list is on the bbc sport website. to cricket now where e

are you really drafted by the nba. yes, i was. and they said, you're too short generals who are towering over you. right. they said you're too short. and i said, yeah, i was drafted in the 10th round, the 1979 draft by the san antonio spurs. i'm five foot nine inches tall before i started this job, the ig, i was six foot nine inches tall, so i actually had to prove i was drafted. so i got an article and in the article this everybody was drafted. order of draft and in big, bold letters at the top it does say earvin johnson michigan state los angeles lakers and in tiny little letters the bottom it says glenn fine fine harvard san antonio spurs. but at least i'm in the same article as magic johnson, what an honor that so you know one of the so you asked if i ever just you know considered trying out. well i consider but i realize that the chances of a five foot nine point guard from harvard making the nba were slim and none. and i had a better chance as a lawyer, so i didn't go to tryout camp and. i don't regret that. but sometimes i

being the exclusive apparel provider for the nba and wnba —— nike.part of the deal to sports giant will provide on court uniforms for leaks until 2037. this marks the first major deal under the new chief executive which took over the company last week. in australia, employees have the right to ignore their bosses outside working hours thanks to a recent law which enshrines the "right to disconnect." the legislation, passed earlier this year, protects workers who refuse to monitor, read or respond to contact from their employers outside work hours. more than 20 countries, including france, have brought in place similar laws. from sydney, phil mercer reports on the impact at the workplace. family fund beats work stress, any day of the week. kelly gale is starting a new position in marketing in sydney. she has made sure it will not be such a demanding environment as her previousjob. i demanding environment as her previous job-— demanding environment as her previous job. previous “ob. i don't know what it was previous job. i don't know what it was but _

two nba season going to be in full swing coming at the end of this weekend. we're live this morning from chase center. i'm james torres ktvu fox two news. >> okay james thank you. time. 709 well, we're still more than a month away from thanksgiving, but the travel experts say don't wait before you book your plane and hotel reservations. a survey by the vacationer website says half the country plans to travel during that four day holiday weekend. that's up almost 6% compared to last year. a third of the people in that survey said they plan to spend more than $1,000 on their thanksgiving trip. most important and noteworthy. almost half of the people who were polled expect travel disruption. >> our survey with the harris poll shows that people who are traveling, planning on traveling for christmas are really worried about cancellations and delays, and i think that's a direct result of the big meltdowns we saw a couple of years ago. >> you should plan to spend some money if you travel during the holidays. the experts say airline fares have stabilized. they're eve

the nba corrected a scoring error and gave the warriors an additional point. that happened during wednesday's season opener against the blazers. the league erroneously missed a free throw from warrior de'anthony melton during the game. statisticians recorded melton as missing both free throws. after checking the tape, the league found that melton actually made one of them, but the scoreboard never changed. yesterday, the league gave the warriors that additional point. it didn't make a big difference since the warriors won by 36. but you know, every point counts still. the warriors are back in action tonight in utah and they'll finally return to chase center for the home opener sunday. abc seven news reporter lena howland is inside the arena to find out what's new at the games this season. good morning lena. >> good morning reggie. the wait is finally over. chase center will finally be filled with warriors fans once again for their home opener on sunday night. the warriors are kicking off their sixth season playing right here at chase center. the 2022 champions

the first father son duo to ever play in an nba game.had zero points, but lebron dad did well leading the lakers to a win against the t wolves. the warriors, by the wa, opened the season tomorrow night in portland. all right. hockey tonight the sharks down in anaheim. this is the theme of the season so far. the sharks played well but not well enough. third period a power play. power play goal here by michael eklund. it tied the game one one, but soon after, the ducks would retake the lead and they would win the game. anaheim wins 3 to 1 seven games into the season. the sharks remain the only winless team in the moment, warriors center kevon looney joined the team as a 19 year old rookie back in 2015. he now joins steph and draymond as the only current player to spend a decade with the dubs. warriors posted a video of his teammates congratulating looney on his big achievement. my dog toon, congrats on ten seasons looney. what's up looney? ten years quicker than we all thought okay. that's big time. you're a decade in. appreciate you. the

nunca en un opener de nba. los warriors habían ganado por un margen tan amplio. así que.imer tiempo. que bueno, fue eterno. y luego este golazo de blanco arrancando el segundo tiempo, lo daba vuelta el equipo de xolos de tijuana. este gol para verlo una y otra vez y el américa se complicaba. ya de por sí está apenas en la zona limítrofe para seguir aspirando al wildcard, pero al menos con este tanto de aguirre rescató un punto, pero todavía está en la décima posición. el bicampeón del fútbol mexicano, que tiene que mejorar. y esta apertura tiene un líder indiscutible que hace honor a su apodo, la máquina. cruz azul y otra gran demostración de fútbol al golear en el estadio azul 4 a 0 al juárez. los tantos cementeros fueron obra de faravelli sepúlveda en 2 ocasiones y gabriel fernández, el equipo de anselmi llegó a 34 unidades y le saca 6 puntos a la escolta. hablamos del toluca, así que gran momento para cruz azul. pitazo final en este repaso deportivo. pausa y ya regresamos con más. domina la acción. fue presentado por river rock casin, bruja. si queremos que sepa que ha

the game will see lebronjames tie vince carter by playing in a 22nd nba season, and potentially markcial game where a father and son are teammates, as lebron's son bronnyjames enters his rookie season. this will also be new lakers head coach jj redick�*s first game in charge. yeah, ithink yeah, i think it will be different. no different than the getting ready for any other game, butjust the the getting ready for any other game, but just the feeling the getting ready for any other game, butjust the feeling of being in the nba, it is special. the fixtures for women's rugby world cup 2025 have been announced today following the pool draw last week. hosts england will play the usa in the opening match of the tournament which will be played at sunderland's stadium of light on the 22nd of august. champions new zealand hosted the last world cup in 2022, beating england in a dramatic final in front of a — then — record—breaking crowd for a women's fixture of 42,500 at eden park. the international tennis federation has announced off—court coaching will be allowed in tennis from january 2025.

nba logos and all star insignia, flying high above san francisco bay. check it out. the nba all star game returns to the bay area for the first time in 25 years. this coming february. tickets to that all star weekend event are now on sale. >> a bitter battle for congress tonight. district 16 candidates sam liccardo and evan lowe met on the debate stage with just 24 days until election day. the race has been testy at times, with both candidates lobbing personal attacks. ktvu tory gaines monitored tonight's debate and shows us some of the biggest moments. tory. >> that's right. greg. there were certainly personal attacks in tonight's debate. and it was delayed after sam liccardo reported he lost his voice to laryngitis last week. now, liccardo and lowe met on the debate stage for the first time tonight, and both candidates for california's 16th congressional district made their cases to south bay voters ahead of next month's election. it's democrat versus democrat in the race for california's 16th congressional district in the south bay. assembly member e

lebron and bronnyjames will both be on the la lakers team this year after the nba's all time scoringafter bronny was drafted by his team injune. the two appeared together at the lakers' media day... with lebron making good on an ambition to play alongside his now 19 year old son it's a lot of excitement. just purejoy, to be honest, to be able to come to work every day, you know, put in the work — hard work — with your son, um, you know, every day and be able to see him continue to grow. we push each other — he push me, i push him, we push our team—mates and vice versa, so... just a veryjoyous, you know, moment for not only for myself, but for ourfamily. up upi up i think i'm most looking forward _ up i think i'm most looking forward to going head to head with each other in practice, that— with each other in practice, that is_ with each other in practice, that is a _ with each other in practice, that is a crazy feeling to be in practice with your dad. and competing at a high level but on the — competing at a high level but on the other side of that, having _ on the other side of that,

i don't i don't have to be an nba player.l, i mean, there's sometimes i am though i've got an incredible team that's helping me whenever i'm out plan this oh, basketball when i'm out playing basketball you know, they're helping me grow this thing where i wanted to be. so after my career, whenever you come and catch me in california are in miami i'll be on my coffee shop doing my latte oh, wait, you did a little leaf the heart. >> what are you doing on the top? your latte? >> we do >> i'm getting there. i can do it, but not at the level that i want to be able to do it. >> oh my gosh. what if the level you play is what you're striving for the level of perfection and the latte art. i don't even know what to expect, but jamie, i have to tell you in the spirit of you being vulnerable and showing your children. i got to tell you my son is a huge fan of yours and he begged me to stay up late so he could ask you a question you game for hearing them of course. >> all all right. adrian watch your question. a jimmy play saxophone, play