all night long. save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets during the tempur-pedic black friday event. learn more at tempurpedic.com >>> he's a three-time nba champion, 13-time nba all-starkes readers on a photographic journey from kid to nba superstar. joining me is the author dwyane wade. this is something. this is a different kind of book. first of all, i work my biceps with it. it is a beautiful book with beautiful pictures. what made you want to do it this way? >> you know, it's crazy now that you -- when i thought about all the images that i had and i thought about my entire career, i was like how do i want to sum this up? how do i sum up 16 years and let my fans and my supporters kind of in on dwyane. a photographer shot over 200 photos. he's been following me for the last 11 years. just getting a lot of intimate moments. i thought it was important as i leave basketball for people to see the human side of dwyane. >> i promise i will ask about basketball for me at the end. but it's about you and your entire life and the many aspects of it. one of the things you go into is after the parkland shooting in florida, very present there. part of the reason is joaquin oliv

and she's on the right path. >> i said you're not just an nba all-star, you know, championship.w to that aspect. >> yes. >> doesn't mean i'm not going to ask about basketball, which i'm going to get to now. the big three. being in miami for that, it does seem in looking through the pictures, one of those moments in history you knew you were in something different and special. >> yes. >> what was that like? we look at the pictures of that, what do you want people to see? >> well, what it was like, it was -- it kind of went like this, it was four years of a lot of lights, the lights were bright, the media hype was right, our team was -- we were heaters. we were those guys. the most importantly we were friends who decided we wanted to play the game of basketball together. we wanted to try to compete and win together. in this sport we play, basketball, you have to win championships to be considered great. we all wanted to be considered great. we wanted to win championships. along the way i think we created so many memories, for so many families. we have -- in the nba, we changed the

here's abc's michael stba championship six-time nba all-star.hing that you could do in the game. >> i never played for the accolades. that was never by goal. >> scotty coming hard on the drive. takes it all the way to the rick. >> oh! >> reporter: scottie pippen dominated the court, dunking on opponents for nearly two decades. what is the one thing you think people don't know about snit now, the former small forward is telling his story in a raw new memoir "unguarded." he starts by taking on the last dance. >> jordan is the most talented player in the nba, by far. >> i feel like the documentary only told a story that sort of glorified him as a player, and not as a team. >> reporter: the ten-episode documentary chronicled the rise of michael jordan and the chicago bulls' dynasty in the '90s. you called michael jordan selfish in this book in the first chapter. why is that? >> that's who he was as a player. he was a great scorer, but a lot of things that he did was based on him as an individual. and i think basketball is a team game. >> reporter: p

frank gore will take on nba all- star deron williams next month in a professional heavyweight match in florida. it will be a first for both of them. >> we going from the top guys in our sport, and the bottom in the gym with the pros, it has been tough but i have been sticking in there and training hard. i have been going back and forth, sparring with guys who have 300 amateur fights, 10-0, i am hanging in there with them and have been enjoying it. >> you know how strong he is and he says he has been boxing since 2005, often doing it after the season for cardio and to keep his legs in shape. when asked whether boxing will be a long term thing, he says he is focusing only on the first fight for now. >>> coming up, the global chip shortage changing features in new cars, the conveniences you may have to go without if you are in the market soon. >>> businesses are struggling to find workers as the holidays quickly approaching, we will show you what some companies are doing to entice workers tonight on the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >>> breaking sports news, gabe kapler named nat

. >>> plus an nba all-star says he feared for his life when he got covid.xt. hey, get your own vapors relax with vicks vapobath or with vicks vaposhower. take a soothing vicks vapo moment wherever you chose. are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> now in the world of sports, oklahoma's coach is leaving to become the next coach of usc. he had a 55-10 record and led the school to four consecutive big 12 titles. as usc riley replaces hilton who was fired as head coach. >>> an nba player joel embiid talks about his battle with covid. he's just glad to be alive. take a listen. >> i really thought i wasn't going to make it. it was that bad so i'm just thankful to be sitting here. >> embiid said he couldn't breathe and he had headaches worse than a migraine. cnn has reached out to confirm embiid's vaccination state but they wouldn't comment. >>> big changes in store for boston celtics plan to dennis cantore. he's choosing to change his name based on what teamma

that anyways, you've done that, you performed at the super bowl, okay you've performed in the nba all-stardumb, they go, "no, no, no." they loved -- you wrestled in the wwe and you were phenomenal you went to wrestlemania >> thank you >> jimmy: you jumped off the top rope >> yeah, i did i did it [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: was that just something you always wanted to do or do you like wrestling >> yeah, no, i've always been, since i was a kid, a wrestling fan. and that was a dream come true i can't believe it yet, you know >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you train, like for -- >> a lot, a lot. >> jimmy: you did. you had to you had to it looked so good. >> yeah, i spent like three months - >> jimmy: did you, really? >> training, basically working hard, you know, on my body and working on the technique in the ring with the pro, you know. >> jimmy: i mean, it's real stuff. i mean, if you ever go see - >> yeah, it's real >> jimmy: -- wrestling in real life and being there, i don't know how they do this. >> no, me neither. me neither >> jimmy: kicked in the face and thrown around. i

but, heson 00 nba all-star ballot so the fans because he is on the roster. -star game. will: would they let him play the all-star game? i don't know. pete: there is speculation. where is the all-star game? i should know that before i. rachel: that's why you are not a lawyer you are not supposed to ask any questions you don't know the answer to. pete: i would be a terrible lawyer. rachel: i don't think so. pete: your honor, he's innocent. can't you tell? obviously. [laughter] all right. rescue groups sounding the alarm for americans still stranded in afghanistan as we learn the afghan army that was supposed to fight off the taliban was made up of ghost soldiers, pencil whips. we will explain next. rachel: and "the washington post" finally sets the record straight after the using the debunked steele dossier in reporting on former president trump. their retraction coming up. ♪ ♪ let it wash it all away ♪ it will wash it all away ♪ going to let it go ♪ insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty,

six-time nba all-star. two-time olympic gold medalist. hall of famer.details about his road to super stardom. >> good evening once again and welcome to basketball. >> reporter: including what he really thought about the docuseries "the last dance" which followed the chicago bulls dynasty in the '90s. pippen said when he agreed to be film, he didn't realize it would focus so heavily on michael jordan. you come out swinging and you have a lot of criticism about "the last dance." >> i thought it was a great documentary. i feel like the documentary only told a story that sort of glorified him as a player and not glorified us as a team. >> you called michael jordan selfish in the first chapter. why is that? >> i mean, he was a great scorer, but a lot of things that he did was based on him as an individual, and i think basketball is a team game. >> reporter: watching you and michael on the court, it looked like two best friends out there just crushing everybody. what was your relationship like off the court? >> it wasn't what you saw on the court. we always w

in 1995, our next guest went directly from high school to an all-star career in the nba, proving oncen a quarter century more than a quarter-century later, he's a hall-of-famer and the subject of a new documentary, "kevin garnett: anything is possible" premieres tomorrow on showtime. please say hello to kevin garnett. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i feel like a child when you're here, i really do. >> how are you doing, man? >> jimmy: by the way, last time you were here, we were actually over zoom last time. >> yes. >> jimmy: we surprised you with one of your favorite musicians. >> yes. >> jimmy: and tell the audience who that musician was so they don't think i'm kidding. >> kenny g., man. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for having me back, too. i heard that you were on the double. two times in one year? thank you, i appreciate it. >> jimmy: that's right, this is your third time here. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> it's great to have you here. did you know kenny has a documentary coming out right around now too, kenny g.? >> no, i didn't know that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you

others say it was all for show. nba star lebron james tweeting what tears? i didn't see one. the judge in the case says he's inclined to let the jury consider some lesser charges but hasn't issued his final ruling. >> because this case hasn't gone so well for the prosecution, the request for lesser included offenses is probably more to get some conviction on any crime, because they may not be feeling too confident about first-degree homicide at this point. >> reporter: there are currently 18 jurors and the final 12 will be randomly selected out of this drum. >> what are you expecting to hear in closing arguments come monday? >> look for the prosecution to focus on the fact that kyle rittenhouse was there for a gun and they say that's because he was looking for trouble. but look for the defense to take the jury back to the elements and the burden of the prosecution, which is not only to prove each and every element of the crime but to disprove beyond a reasonable doubt kyle rittenhouse's claim of self-defense. >> reporter: an additional flash point in this case, early on the j

others say it was all for sure. nba star lebron james tweeting, what tears? i didn't see one. judge in case said he's inclined to let the jury consider some lesser charges, but he hasn't issued his final ruling. >> because this case hasn't gone so well for the prosecution, the request for lesser included offenses is probably more to get some conviction on any crime because they may not be feeling too confident about first-degree homicide at this point. >> reporter: there are currently 18 jurors, and the final 12 will be randomly selected out of this drum. what are you expecting to hear in closing arguments come monday? >> look for the prosecution to focus on the fact that kyle rittenhouse there was for a gun, and they say that's because he was looking for trouble. but look for the defense to take the jury back to the elements and the burden of the prosecution, which is not only to prove each and every element of the crime but to disprove beyond a reasonable doubt how rittenhouse's claim of self-defense. >> reporter: most people here are just going about their normal lives as t

to tell us all about it is nba star enes kanter freedom.itness is a citizenship ceremony. what was it like yesterday for you? >> oh my god, it was probably the greatest moment in my life. i have been waiting for this moment almost six years now and, you know, the last green card, last six years has been very rough. turkish government revoked my passport. put my name on interpol list. it was a very rough six years. from day one american people opened their arms and gave me a warm welcome and i think it was dream come true and i was like wow, i cannot believe i am finally, you know, going to call somewhere home. so that definitely meant so much to me. you guys have no idea. >> bill: great answer. you will wear a jersey tomorrow night when you take the floor. on the back it will say freedom. was there a tough question that would stump us? >> i tell you a story first time i come to america back in 2009 i remember one of my teammates were criticizing the president and i got so scared i turned around and said dude, what are you doing? they'll thr

nba gave all the veterans courtside seats. $3,000 seats in san francisco, well deserved. warriors and t-wolves, andrew wiggins was the starst former team. slow motion, final minutes, minnesota making a comeback but wiggins slamming the door, rebound and slam. chase center has some soul to it. not quite oracle in oakland but getting there. warriors beat the t-wolves 123-110. fans and teammates fired up. look at this guy here. warriors 10-1 on the season. >>> guess who, raiders' newest player at practice today in las vegas. former cal bear desean jackson signed this week. with the rams before they waived him. pivotal week for the raiders, watch them here on nbc sports bay >>> all right. in honor of veterans day tomorrow, several national parks across the country will say your money is no good here. over 100 national parks that charge entry f waive them tomorrow. may be no better way to celebrate those who fought for the country than on our own natural land, let them in free. >> cool program. morning team will have coverage of the events across the bay area, there are a lot of them. coverage begins 4:30 a.m. >>> breaking new

nba gave all the veterans courtside seats. $3,000 seats in san francisco, well deserved. warriors and t-wolves, andrew wiggins was the stargainst former team. slow motion, final minutes, minnesota making a comeback but wiggins slamming the door, rebound and slam. chase center has some soul to it. not quite oracle in oakland but getting there. warriors beat the t-wolves 123-110. fans and teammates fired up. look at this guy here. warriors 10-1 on the season. >>> guess who, raiders' newest player at practice today in las vegas. former cal bear desean jackson signed this week. with the rams before they waived him. pivotal week for the raiders, watch them here on nbc sports bay area. raiders and chiefs in las vegas, kickoff and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. we're all ready fo

you see pictures of basketball stars in the nba in the 1960s, they're wearing the converse all-stars. i love them. it's canvas and this is assault right here. you wonder how they did not blow up their knees every night. >> exactly, you can't imagine how they did not do it. i guess they were pretty good athletes. >> it's how you run, joe. >> yeah. >> we used to run in marathon in -- >> exactly, jean and i. they kicked me out of the olympics and jean showed solidarity. >> yeah, exactly. mike compares me to -- >> i think he confused of the four hours. look at you willie. >> four hours. i think roger banister was running something comparable to a chuck taylor. >> extraordinary. >> you did such a great job and you raised some good money. >> how are you feeling today? >> today i am feeling back to normal after 48 hours. >> same with me. >> everyone on this table let me talk about this show. we crossed $400,000. the goal was $100,000 but we raised $400,000 far parkinson's and that's what i am most proud of. >> and you got to carry stephanie ruhle. >> maybe i will jump into her arms. >> you n

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all the rage now. the 49ers legend will be fighting a former nba star december 18.ore than 15 years, but williams trains and owns a mixed martial arts gym in dallas. >> any guy willing to get in the ring has to be tough. i don't care what sport he played. december 18, i'm training my behind off. >> we are not trying to be boxers, but these opportunities are there. we are taking them. it's the same as if they started a celebrity basketball league and there are boxers that love to play basketball. they would probably jump on it because they love basketball. larry: speaking of basketball, steph curry questionable for tomorrow's warriors game in cleveland with a hip contusion. not a serious thing. dan, would you get in the rain with celebrity boxing, or -- ring with its liberty boxing, or got to protect the moneymaker? dan: i would. not against frank gore. those two need to work on their trash talking. a little polite. larry: we will find an anchorman to pair you up with. ama: coming up on abc7, at 8:00, it's the goldbergs, then home economics, then abc7 news at 11:00.

nba teams to have the 6-1 record. >>> baseball. 3:00 press conference on thursday. buster posey set to retire after 12 seasons. takes with him three world series, seven all-star games, and mvp, one of six players since 1969 to finish his last season in the biggs batting .300 or more. >>> nfl. for details and aftermath of the fatal car crash early tuesday morning. rugs, released at the raiders yesterday, was in a wiltshire this morning with a neck brace during a las vegas court appearance. prosecutor say he was driving as fast as 156 miles per hour seconds before impact, which killed the driver of the other car and her dog. his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. their car heard from him just hours before the crash. >> he texted me at midnight. how does my swing what? you can see to help me. just seeing that and then getting the news when we woke up , i do not even know how to handle that. >>> packers quarterback, aaron rodgers, has tested positive for covid-19 and will miss sunday's game against the chiefs. there is an investigation by the league to find out how long he has gone unvaccinated this season. he had said during training camp he was immu

nba 6-1 record. >>> baseball, 3:00 press conference later today where buster posey is set to retire after 12 seasons and takes with him three world series, seven all stars, mvp, one of six players since 1969 to finish last season in the bigs batting 300 or more. >>> nfl, details still rolling in in aftermath of the henry ruggs fatal crash early tuesday morning. he was released by raiders and was in a wheelchair yesterday with a neck brace during a las vegas court appearance. prosecutors said he was driving as fast as 156 miles per hour before impact which killed the driver of the other car and her dog. blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. carr had just heard from ruggs hours before. >> he literally texted me. how does my swing look? you guys need to help me. just seeing that and then getting the news when we woke up, i don't even know how i am supposed to handle that. >>> packers quarterback aaron rodgers tested positive for covid-19 and will miss sunday's game against the chiefs. there is an investigation by the league to find out how long rodgers has gone unvaccinated this season. he said during training camp he was immunized which led many

i just think about that and all of the other people, maybe not nba stars who will be becoming us citizens that is the communist chinese party and he was not afraid to call out nike, lebron james for their support of the ccp despite the genocide and the bullying going on from that communist party. quick break and we are looking at markets as they rebound this morning with oil prices also rebounding from the router friday. everything you need to know with the word on wall street on the other side of this. stay with us . . . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. maria: welcome back. good monday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining u i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, november 29th. your top stories right now, 7:0e east coast. the new omicron variant causing overreaction a everywhere after the covid variant was detected in several countries across the world. many saying it could already be here in the united states undetected. we have everything you need to know as travel restrictions go into effect and

star and his partner won season 30. they scored nothing but 10s. he's the first nba player to win the mirror ball trophy, also scoring all 10s jojo sewah. had a factor in most of the audience. cody rigsby comes in third. amanda kloots in fourth place. i know you are happy. gma is having get after party this morning. all the final couples are on the show, including the winners. >> did felt like the whole season -- it felt like the whole season i was telling danny you are great at what you do. everybody was saying she did not have a mirror ball yet so i'm really happy she got one now. you can get rid of that excuse. it has literally been amazing to be a part of dancing with the stars. reggie: coming up on gma, the full interview. hear what he says was the most special part about being on the show. that's at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. kumasi: you know his wife can dance. tianna. she is a singer, actor, dancer. people are like she was practicing at the house. we don't know if that was true or not but he had his part together. every week he brought it. reggie: that was great. shout out to cody. he had covid during the show. somehow kep

stars" season 30. the first nba player to win and where's the winning couple right now? there they are with their trophy. they're here this morning along with all our big mega after party that's coming up in our next hour. >> they earned that. >> they sure did. that is coming up. >>> we can't wait one more minute for michael's announcement. >> here we go. in less than three weeks on december 9th i will be blasting off in the next blue origin space launch. there you go. going to space. >> you're a brave man, michael. i know you've already been preparing for this. >> i have been preparing for this and, you know what, you guys can take a look at my preparation for this journey. >> two, one. >> reporter: t-minus 16 days i'll be taking a journey that's out of this world. aboard blue origin's third human flight into space. just two weeks ago i began preparations measuring for my flight suit. since i clock in at 6'5" -- >> this is our new shepherd astronaut suit. >> reporter: -- blue origin had me test out a flight seat. >> oh, this is comfortable. i feel like i'm at my barber. >> reporter: former astronaut dr. nicholas patrick and kevin sprog are on

all time? great the 49ers frank gore, sensational running back. he is into boxing these days. former nfl star. he'll be playing a former nbaber 18th. now this is for real. it's going to be on pay per view. so frank gore in the ring now and, uh, hard to say where he's going to hard to say where he's going to o get it. yeah hey, uh, who's free tonight? -oh, i think i'm-- -hang on. we've made this mistake before. it's how we wound up at his cousin deepak's tupperware party. hey, you use that collapsible bowl all the time, and you know it. we could, you know, hang out and go to a bar. -very well. -sounds fun. and watch cricket. that sound you hear, ironically, crickets. hey, guys. hey, bert, how you doing? well, you know, we geologists always get a little sad when rocktober's over. -wordplay? -yes. funny wordplay? -what do you think? -eh. trust your gut. sheldon, i've got these four-billion-year-old meteorites. i thought maybe they'd show signs of neutrino interactions. i could really use someone like you to help me with the math. oh, so they would act as natural dark matter detectors. that sounds interesting. it does, but it'

be without all-star center nikola vucevic who tested positive for covid-19 draymond green is questionable with a thigh contusion the bulls. they're tied for the second best record in the nbatate warriors. >> they've got weapons now in and the pieces of the puzzle. set really well. no, i haven't watched them a time as i said, all watch the more today. but just a. you know, from afar. is it. it looks like everything's clicking much going to be great when they're playing great basketball. we're playing great >> i'm sees over there. so i'm i'm i'm glad to the match against a c. >> the short-handed shark look like they finally ran out of gas and winnipeg tonight they gave up 2 quick goals in the second act and the jets took a 3 one lead. they ended up winning 4 to one. but the sharks expett to get 7 players. plus their head coach back from covid protocols on saturday in colorado. the defending national champs tipped off their season today stanford posted morgan 7 cardinals scored behind 12 from fran belibi, the chance rolled past the bears 9136 they expect a much tougher test on sunday. they host the number 25 right. texas longhorns all righty. that's your look at sports. back

all right. we'll keep watching. capabilities. is he going to move forward? we don't know at this point. ambassador, thank you. . >> brianna, thank you. >> up ahead, we will talk to the nba staris name hours from now. >>> a college student dies after an amateur fraternity boxing match. his parents join us next. it's the black friday sale. get 30 to 50% off everything. ♪ ♪ this is how we shine... at zales. the diamond store. my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. serena: it's my 3:10 no-exit-in-sight migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. o

star u.s. citizen changing his name to ennis kanter freedom all yesterday calling out nba fellow players over silenceship appears removed from hong kong version of disney plis app they visit tiananmen square a sign saying this on site 1989 notion happened joining me bill mcgurn thanks very much for being here, looking anything in the simpsons, ran the way under rupert murdoch and fox sold business to disney now censoring about tiananmen. >> er. >> the price of doing business in china. everyone known that especially under xi jinping. there is the risk of occasional humaniliation when you do something run afoul of chinese political correctness they punish you so there's two questions one is what does that do for business in china? but the other what does it do for your brand name a, you know in other parts of the world. so, i think we are going to see more of this, because china is becoming increasingly insistent you are seeing rares leadership roll over this president yet to raise origins of covid-19 with xi jinping why got there are we tip-toeing around china jamie diamond given honeypot makes commen

getting back to lebron james, big star has been calling out lebron and calling out the nba and saying basically, look, you're willing to speak out on all other social justice issues, how about the biggest of them all which is the human rights abuse that's going on in china. of course, they are quiet about that because the chinese market is so huge. again, we -- we had long expected that if the united states and the west engage with china economically that china would change come along to a more capitalist free market system. we haven't seen that. we have seen a hybrid in china but we have also seen a lot of horrors coming along with it and china now is the number 1 strategic adversaries and economic adversaries of the united states. so behooves all of us including ennis kanter, he's showing more moral courage than lebron james, the democratic party and press combined and good for him and we need more voices like him and jamie dimon speaking out. maria: yeah, you're slightly right. ines kanter has had courage, he will lose money and friends because of it but he certainly has that moral courage and integrity. quick break and then the rep

these that call out nike, the nba and some of the biggest stars like lebron james for their silence despite the communist parties ongoing human rights abuses but some say allnvestment but also command silence from its critics. stuart: that's well-put exactly. i did not know about that simpsons episode, missing from the hong kong archives i didn't know that. reporter: brand new today. stuart: i was surprised disney was down, i thought people weren't paying enough attention to the beatles "get back" on disney plus but that's a very good story. that looks like stealing actual property, because they don't like the nature of it. great stuff thanks very much, indeed . kt mcfarland is with us , okay, kt, how should u.s. companies respond to china at times like this? >> the problem with any u.s. company is that they are always going for the profit motive as they should, and the chinese understand that. the chinese know that american corporations will always do what gets them the most money and the highest stock price, and what that tends to mean is they turnover the technology to the chinese partners, the chinese take the technology and turn around and make compet