basketball surging popularity in asia means it is only a matter of time before china earns an nba teaming to launch a new shoe for under armour. we spoke to the ceo kevin black. >> we have been traveling in china for more than 15 years making things here. we opened our first tour in 2010. today, we have more than 75 stores here in china. we will be adding in september roughly a store a day will be opening. china is a massive list of opportunity for us. going about it the way every other brand has in the past is not the right thing. e-commerce plays a different role. we choose to take a different tact. we know that this market is incredibly hungry for our brands. is aing stephan curry here pretty big deal. >> how did the competitors get it wrong? >> they got a lot of things wrong. we are more focused on what we are doing right. you are seeing the pace of our growth and the acceleration. we have posted 21 consecutive quarters with revenue growth. our goal is to be a global brand. 90% of the business comes from north america today. we have a lot of room for growth. we have a relatively sm

he is in beijing -- on its own nba team. he is in beijing, and stephen engle spoke to kevin plank.a for years now. we opened our first office in 2010. we will be adding in the month of september alone roughly a store a day. china is a massive, explosive opportunity. one thing we recognize is going about it the way every other brand has done is not the right thing. e-commerce plays a different role. you will see us take a different tack. one thing we know, this market is incredibly hungry for the under armour brand. bringing stephen curry right here in beijing beginning at 8:00 p.m. is a pretty big deal. hen: how did they get it wrong, the competitors? kevin: they did lots of things wrong. we are more focused on what we are doing right. i think it is one thing where you are hopefully seen that from under armour. the pace for our growth, the acceleration -- we are a business that has posted 21 consecutive quarters of 21%-plus revenue growth. our globe -- our goal is to be a global brand. we've got a lot of room for growth. while at a relatively small basis, our international growth,

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wanting to consolidate his hold over the brooklyn nets and nba team arena. post" says the russian billionaire is close to finding the nuts and barclays center. that is a look at the top stories we're following at this hour. coming up in the next half hour, we will tell you how jack wire wire -- jaguire inventing the brand. serena williams one match closer to winning the grand slam. mark: we will hear from the ceo on that -- from the tennis channel on the rising cost of sports programming. betty: back to the big news from the european central bank as women talking about all day, mario draghi adding new flexibility to the quantitative easing program have dragged knowledge economic recovery in europe has been somewhat weaker than forecast. wanting to emphasize in the discussion we had today is , readiness to act act, and capacity to act. the euro dropped sharply immediately following the comments. falling to a two-week low. joining us as the head of fx strategy at bnp paribas. is it enough? is what he has announced today and put forward enough? -- it is more of

kevin. [ laughter ] the golden state warriors have become the second nba team to place advertisements on their practice jerseys. the first, of course, was the new york knicks. [ laughter ] the advertisements on the golden state warriors' jerseys feature the logo for yoats, yogurt with oats for all those times when you've been watching basketball and thought, "i wish there was a product to combine my two favorite game-watching foods, yogurt and oats." [ laughter and applause ] yoats.

mark cuban is owner of the nba team normally filling seats in the arena tonight wished trump well. "the buzz in dallas is amazing. you will crush it." all of this heading up to the debate at the reagan library in simi valley, california. trump is the leading target, something that he says he is prepared for. >> i guess i'm going into a lion's den. somebody will attack. somebody like a rand paul who is down at 2%. he'll make an attack. >> tonight, ed lavandera is on the street with the dump the trump protesters. and sara is inside. what is the scene tonight? what is the energy tonight? what are they expecting? >> reporter: jim, they are certainly expecting a very big rally. like you said, the capacity for the stadium is 20,000 people. it's not full yet but nonetheless the crowd is very festive. look, it's the normal concession stand thing going on here. it's like a sporting event. people are buying beer and wine, chowing down on pizza and hot dogs. there was one fan that we talked to earlier today. take a look at why she says she loves donald trump. >> you cannot show up at a donald

kevin. [ laughter ] the golden state warriors have become the second nba team to place advertisementstheir practice jerseys. the first, of course, was the new york knicks. [ laughter ] the advertisements on the golden state warriors' jerseys feature the logo for yoats, yogurt with oats for all those times when you've been watching basketball and thought, "i wish there was a product to combine my two favorite game-watching foods, yogurt and oats." [ laughter and applause ] yoats. yoats. a 105-year-old japanese man has set a new record in his age group for the 100 meter dash. he barely outran the guy right behind him. [ laughter ] today is national punctuation day. so today, we celebrate the appearance of a period for a totally different reason. [ laughter and applause ] yoats! [ laughter ] yoats to that. gisele bundchen has announced she will be releasing a $700 coffee table book celebrating her 20 year modeling career. and to make sure tom brady reads it, she'll wrap it in the new york jets playbook. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, according to a new study, global warming has b

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he led the philadelphia 76ers to the 1983 nba championship team. club said he will forever be remembered as a genuine icon. malone was inducted into the basketball hall of fame in 2001 and remains the nba's top 10 career scoring and rebounding. one of the greats to be remembered. lauren: rumors of a merger making the rounds this morning. the professional makers battling it out this football season for top dog online said not not making an official bug tracking ceo saying he may be a dream to talking. it takes two to tango. this is all the boys do. and the latest right now. right now is that the shanghai composite index down 2.7% from the biggest selloff was seen in three weeks on weak numbers out of china again. nikkei, kospi also leather. we'll show you how europe is trading at the moment. ftse is up 50 points doing better than the ca c. and dax. nicole petallides earlier you saw the s&p up a handle, now up nearly five losing some momentum and the dow up 26. rescue operations continue in japan. forcing millions to evacuate their homes. more on the

it is almost, like, people band wakening for their favorite -- bandwagoning for their favorite nba teamwhat do you guys think about that? >> you will see some of the same people that are other posting on social media saying -- saying hastag this, -- hashtag this, hashtag that. are you actually out here trying to talk to people or are you just putting it up on social media just to get retweets or favorites or get attention? are notok, but if you getting attention by doing it the right way, then it doesn't help the cause, it doesn't push it forward at all. so it hurts more than anything. it also uses a tragedy for your own personal gain. >> next question. or -- [indiscernible] >> i think, actually -- oh. >> i get the feeling that a lot of people nowadays have sort of -- [indiscernible] they forget about what is going on. they don't continue on with that first thought. i think that is one of the problems. with what is going on and how some people just post, like you said, just posting to get attention. >> me, personally, i am one of those people who see things on blr, and, tumbler -- tum i

. >> the golden state warriors have become the second nba team to place advertisements on their practicew york knicks. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, everyone. i'm nicole brewer. and despite assurances that roads in center city would be open until later today, many of them are closed right now. surprise. even as early as 3:00 this morning, there were street closures, traffic restrictions all around center city. some roads are blocked using police officers, personal vehicles, meisha will have a look at the traffic closures in just a moment, but first, let's start with the forecast, this papal weekend, kyla, a lot of people are seeing the rain, the chance for rain anyway in the forecast. >> that's right. it is in the forecast, nicole. no way of getting around t today, though, doing just fine. so just want to make sure everyone knows i think we're a little amped up. sixty-eight in mount poe know, about 68 degrees, in atlantic city, and this is our problem, as we head toward the weekend, as you take live look at storm scan3, low pressure system that caused awful lot of

nba championship. moses played for eight teams over his 20 years in the nba, made the all-star team 12 times. er to go directly from high school straight to professional basketball. malone won 3mvp awards, led the sixers to the nba tight until 1983. moses died this weekend, at age 60. coming to the fray, six years, we had been knock out of the finals, three different times, second best team in the world. so he was the catalyst, he was the one that got us over the hump. >> i lost a son, a friend, a dear friend a brother, someone who i knew would be therefore me, one of the best basketball players, competitors, he was a dream it coach. >> former temple women's stand out also mourning the loss, malone said -- the loss of malone, tweeted: just saw moses yesterday. he's gone tomorrow. thank you mo for making me smile and laugh as you have so many. hashtag rip. now the coach of the south carolina game cox. 6:19. still ahead this morning, runway models are famous for being tall and extremely thin. until now. coming up: see the new group of women hitting the catwalk for new york fashion week, that sto

. >>> and the former s >>> the sixers were the youngest team in the nba last season and that will likelye the case again this year. the team opened training camp in new jersey and they be there through saturday. and okafor one of the young pieces they are building around. and they have talent but it needs to be cultivated. >> i see an abundance of 20 year olds that is breath taking in regards to the growth that need to happen for these guys to navigate an nba career. >>> and larry brown in hot water for the ncaa. sanctioned for multiple violations including academic fraud. saying that an assistant did course work for a basketball player. braun suspended for nine games and they are band from the post-season this season. >>> and it is called football, using a foot is allowed. a 5'9" receiver about to make the catch of the year. he kickings the ball to himself before making the catch. >> did he do it on purpose? >> i think so. kicks it, down to the grown and catches it. >> he worked on that on practice. >>> and kim "jimmy kimmel live" is live. and his guest is viola davis, michael pena and

eastern time the nba teaming up with facebook for first-ever simulcast about live sporting event on socialmes and the cleveland cavaliers practicing during an episode of the nba real training camp show. we will see how it goes. maria: of the sell-off in biotech gaining momentum as the sector slides into a bear market territory on track for the worst month in 14 years. is it now time to be looking at biotech? total be not situation we have seen in the fourth quarter. mark lehman, your specialty is the life sciences. what happened this last quarter? >> a couple things happened, you had an overall market that wasn't terrific, you had a biotech market that was basically on fire so it was subject to decline, the overall market decline and a couple headlines, hillary's tweet, ceo raising prices 100fold and it became a media story in a swirl of bad news and it was right for a decline and we have that decline. not sure fundamentals for the best companies have declined but this was a sector that had done so well, best performing sector by a lot. maria: you were writing the gates for a long time a y

he led the team to the nba title, four game sweep of the mighty l.a. lakers. malone was named finals mvp. >> moses eugene malone. >> reporter: in 2013 sixers organization honored that championship team, even three decade later the fans still adored him. moses malone dead at the the age of 60. >>> we're burying people. we have to survive, and enhance legacy in ways in which they touched our lives ape touched the lives of so many. >> my feelings are that i have lost a son, a friend, a dear friend, a brother, and someone that i knew would be there for me. >> everyone in the sixers family from charles barkley to will alan iverson putting out statements expressing sorrow for loss of moses malone. >> not an easy transition but we will shift gears now. we are 24 hours way from the start of the eagles season. >> finally has there ever been more build up for a game. chip kelly and eagles landed in atlanta site of the season opener, the coach, gutted the roster this off season, in the preseason ate appeared to pay off. tomorrow it counts and if you think we are ancy imag

there were a couple of nba teams. fantastic. >> okay. from the new york times.n staepiepping down the chief executive of the accompany whose taken his name. >> i had the honor of meeting him at his restaurant last week. the clip you just showed of him walking down the runway, that's his uniform. to see the man who invented this style that every aspires to was really, really quiet an honor. it was shocking news. i didn't hear about this until i saw it this morning on way too early. >> also, the great american story. son of immigrants grew up in the bronx. >> and built this incredible accompany. she was able to be the chief executive. the companies split and somebody runs the business and somebody designs jonathan's clothes and he was able to do both and build this huge accompany. >> absolutely. coming up, we are checking the math as promised on donald trump's tax plan. some say the numbers don't add up. steve has answers with his charts. we'll be back with more morning joe. ideas are scary. they come into this world ugly and messy. ideas are frightening because t

nba's 50 greatest players. he earned the nickname chairman of the board because of his great rebounding skills. while playing for eight teams over 20 nba seasons. he was also the finals mvp as he led the philadelphia 76ers to the championship in 1983. moses malone was 60 years old. >> turns out the senate will vote for a second time this coming week on the controversial iranian nuclear deal. opponents still hope to scuttle it as the agreement's fiercest critic who has warned the world about a nuclear iran for more than a decade now. he'll soon be sitting down with the agreement's architect. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu we're told will meet with president obama at the white house on november 9th. will they patch up their differences, or will the iranian issue remain an awkward looming threat? joining us with more on this is ambassador john bolton, former united nations ambassador and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. wouldn't you like to be a fly on wall when prime minister netanyahu sits down at that fireplace to have a chat? >> it should be quite a meeting. it's inter

he also led his philly team to the nba championship back in 1983. he was a three-time nba mvp and was inducted into the nba hall of fame in 2001. he died in his sleep in a virginia hotel room. moses malone was 60 years old. >>> so trump, he interviews trump. we'll explain. chris christie gets flustered and who is ahead in the latest polls? "scrambled politics" is next. here's a little healthy advice. take care of what makes you, you. right down to your skin. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results® the only difference: that little blue thingy. you see it? that's a sensor. using ge software, the light can react to its environment- getting brighter only when it's needed. in a night, it saves a little energy. but, in a year it saves a lot. and the other street? it's been burning energy all night. for frank. frank's a cat. now, two things that are exactly the same, have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. at a

nba. he played for eight teams in 20 years, but dominated when he played in philly. overall he was a three time mvp and 12 time all-star. moses and dr. j led the team to title during the 82-83 season. >> moses was coming to the fray, you know, in six years, we had been knocked out of the finals three different times. we were second best team in the wormed. so he was the catalyst. he was with the un who got us over the hump. >> i lost a son, a friends, a dear friend, a brother, someone that i knew would be therefore me, actually one of the great basketball players, competitors, he was a dream to coach. >> sixers fans of all ages are reflecting on malone, even those who were too young to watch him on the court. we spoke to some of those fans. >> when somebody passes away that young, it is really un time lip, especially somebody who really lifted the city up. i mean, he transformed the 76ers franchise in the same way that pete rose transformed the phillies. >> kind of sad to hear that with him passing, maybe what, two weeks after darryl dawkins passed away, so kind of t

nba history. he played for eight teams over his 20 years in the league and won the mvp award three times. he was also a 12-time all-star and won it all with the sixers, in 1983, he passed away over the weekend. he was 60 years old. >> the eagles kick off the season tonight in atlanta. and it wasn't just the team on it way to atlanta. >> ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> oh, listen to them there. group of eagles fans on their way to the falcons game just burst into song on the plane. should and great game tonight. we have complete preview for you coming up in sport in just a couple of minutes. >> also ahead this morning, doctors are forced to operate on suspected jewel thief who swallowed a diamond. then, later on this morning, two planes bump into each other at los angeles international airport and one of those planes was from new jersey. you'll hear from a passenger on board. >>> also, ahead, some dramatic new images hereof volcano erupting in japan. the latest from there whether we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> exciting monday morning, we get excited for the eagles game tonight in atlanta

training camp does start today, but yesterday the team greeted the media, which used to be a quiet day, but not anymore now that they are the defending nba champio champions. players say they know they are going to have an x on their back now. teams will be gunning for them. that is fine. they are ready for it and not complacent. steph curry says he's exercising his brain as well. >> mentally for us is going to be the biggest thing of how we approach this season with keeping our hunger and our fire and our vision. >> when you've been through it, you know what it takes. i'm excited with what we're bringing to the table this year and getting new guys acquainted and getting our groove right where he left off. >> if you're ready for a game, you don't have to wait long 37 the first preseason game is next week in san jose. the season doesn't start until october 27th. but the team says it is ready to go. will this be the last season in the east bay? that's something we'll be watching carefully. there's a fight to move the team to san francisco. there's also people pushing to keep the team here in oakland. that will be an interesting addition to

he played for eight different teams in 20 nba seasons and lead the philadelphia 76ers the championship one of the greatest players that the game has ever seen was 60 years old. >>> meanwhile, that horribly controversy is continuing. the flood of refugees in europe. this is more arrived in germany. we'll look at the effects of the largest economy in europe. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now, ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. see your local john deere dealer for great savings on the e series family of tractors. ♪ ♪ (underwater noises in background) (scuba diver speaking french in background) say this tube is a 4g lte wireless network. verizon keeps your data flowing fast and steady. but some budget networks slow your data after you reach your limit. you can barely watch your shows. this is no way to treat people. a better network doesn't

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today, the warriors quest to defend their nba title began with a meet and greet. the team hosted media day at their practice facility in downtown oakland. a short off season for golden state. just three months ago, they were hoisting the championship trophy at the victory parade in oakland. today, the team says they're looking forward to the challenge of repeating as world champs. >> we know how tough it is to win one championship, so we know how tough it will be to defend. but the same confidence we had last season that we could, you know, be the nba champs of last year, we have the same confidence this year. >> training camp begins tomorrow. the warriors will play their first exhibition game in the south bay. they take on the toronto raptors at the s.a.p. center on october 5th. >> you can see riley under the table? i kept looking for her. why is she not at the news conference. >> hopefully she'll show up during the season. >> jeff, starting the work week. what can we expect? >> comfortable temperature today. and as we head throughout the next couple days. it's looking re

. >>> the philadelphia enquirer reports on the death of nba star moses malone. he was on the 76ers team that won the nba championship. the hall of famer died in his sleep sunday in norfolk, virginia, at age 60. he was scheduled to appear in a charity golf tournament. malone is the nba's career leader in offensive rebounds which earned him the nickname chairman of the board. >>> the new york daily news reports that mayor bill de blasio says an investigation must be completed before any decision to fire a police officer who tackled former tennis star james blake. blake called for the officer to be fired because of a history of excessive force complaint. arrested outside of a hotel was a case of mistaken identity and that officer is on desk duty. the mayor and police commissioner have both apologized to blake. >>> police in arizona want drivers to be more vigilant after the arrest in the shootings investigation. it follows 11 incidents in two weeks and most happened along a busy stretch in interstate 10 in phoenix. david beg naud has more. >> reporter: the police department released three

he tells me he plans to try out for the nba summer league in the hopes of being picked up by a major team. >> i'm going to show the people that palestine has a big message to show that we can do whatever under occupation, without occupation, whatever. we can live life. >> reporter: he's popular with young palestinians and often invites them to his training sessions. with his dream of playing for the nba closer to becoming a reality than ever before, he hopes that his journey as a professional basketball player will inspire a future generation of palestinians to pursue a conta career in sports. basketball isn't widely played in the palestinian territories. open spaces are difficult to find and players that join leagues find it difficult to attend games in other cities because of israeli restrictions. still, these young people still want to play professional basketball. >> translator: i want to be like him. he's so good. i really want to see him play for the world's best teams. >> reporter: a goal he also shares and one he and everyone here is confident he'll achieve. al jazeera, ramallah i

team to higher a female coach. justine seigle was announced as a gestd reporter. >> steve kerr knows his physical nba season couldn't have gone much better because he knows his team has a target hon their back. >> just get better, you know. don't worry about repeating or -- or, you know, how many games are we going to tin. everything all of you people are going to talk about, doesn't get sufficient and all that sufficient it's a long ways off. >>> stuff curry hopes to have his golf on in the pro-am persian. andre iguodala will both participate in the event in napa. check this out. former 49ers qb steve crowning was known as being a great improviser on the field as well as drop back paster. last night young improvises here hand this thing is done on and lewis. his performance, is in full awe. >> looking at steve martin nickble and professionaled. >> impressive. the personality comes out. lots of agility there. for a whole area of sports coverage with more coming up tonight at 11:00 >> the mayor of santa clara is reaching out to 49er fans and how it could impact your next trip to levi stadium. that's tonight at 11:00

he played for ten teams in his career, was a 12-time nba all-star and was name the league's most valuableed lead the 76ers to the championship in 1983. malone was found unresponsive in a hotel room in norfolk, virginia. he was 60 years old. >>> up next, why it's so important for these kids to imagine they can do anything. hey marc. how you feeling? don't ask. this is what it can be like to have shingles, a painful, blistering rash. i never thought this would happen to me. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. i know he must feel uncomfortable with that rash around his eye. your immune system weakens as you get older, and it loses its ability to keep the shingles virus in check. i'm going to go back to the eye doctor tomorrow. it's pretty close to my eye. the shingles rash can last up to 30 days. i don't know how you do it. don't wait until you or someone you care about develops shingles. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. every time you take advil you're takin

team together even more. >>> training camps open tomorrow in the nba. today media day for the knicks. always a time for high expectations and positive feelings about the season. the knicks only won 17 games last year so no bold pricks this year. at least not yet from anybody. >> to be quite honest i don't really have any expectations at this time. it's too early to kind of put expectations on anything. >>> the nhl regular season opens a week from wednesday. preseason continues tonight. islanders lost to washington 3-1. rangers at home against the flyers. a minute left in the 3rd period. rangers down a goal. chris kreider tied it up. they go to overtime. keith yandle hooked on a breakaway. he's going to get a penalty shot. here comes yandle for the win. how about that?

he led his team to the championship in 1983. he was a three-time, nba mvp and inducted into the hall of fame in 2001. he died in his sleep in a virginia hotel room. moses malone was 60 years old. >>> down to business. good morning, landon. >> good monday morning to you. futures are slightly higher after all three amateurs saw their best weeks in months. as investors await the two-day federal reserve meeting on interreinte interest rates, we'll get consumer prices. facebook is looking to bring virtual reality to your smartphone. the social network is working on a video app to tilt phones and giving users a spherical view. it's meant to work on apple and google devices alike. students hoping to attend university in the fall of 2017 will be able to apply for financial aid three months earlier than they do now, and submit a previous year's tax return. the government implemented a system to complete the aid form as early as october 2016. that's the month that marks the traditional month to the application season. >>> ahead, the nfl season is here. a full run

. ♪ alleluia ♪ alleluia >> the atmosphere almost like the vatican team was playing in the nba finals.ion stands open but the bars closed converted for one day into confessionals. >> probably not the first time anyone's confessed their sins at a bar in madison square garden. but maybe the first time a priest has been here to absolve them. the pope's day started at the united nations, the vatican flag flying there for the first time among the other nations. then on to ground zero where he remarked that the grief is palpable. >> compassion and healing. >> reporter: pope francis saying prayers alongside leaders of many faiths. in harlem a stop at our lady queen of angels school. >> it's the pope! ♪ >> reporter: pope francis enjoyed bantering with them in spanish. most of them are children of immigrants. ♪ at the end of the big mass cardinal timothy dolan broke format to thank francis for coming. >> every single mass we pray for and in union with francis, our pope, and now here you are. [ cheers and applause ] >> the humble pope even asked the congregation to keep him in their prayers. >>

after retiring from the nba, darryl coached for club and community college teams in lehigh county. he lived in the allentown air were. >> sad. >>> next up, two young kids, home alone. >> yeah, when they hear someone banging on the door and then glass breaks what one young girl did that saved her and her brother's lives, dave. >>> we will look at heat and humidity here today, heat wave, underway, day number three, and we're in the done yet, and those numbers coming up in the seven day forecast, allah ex- >>> time to go back to school, look at this one from karen, brendan starting high school and averil in third grade in middletown. >> how cuties she. >> and nicki says jackson going to second and avery starting high school. handsome brothers. >> they look good. >> yes. send more pictures, your child's first day, facebook and instagram twitter fox hashtag fox 29 good day. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's inno

he tells me he now plans to try out for the nba summer league in the hopes of being picked up by a major teamo show the people that palestine have a big message to show them that we can do whatever under occupation, without occupation, whatever. we can live life. >> reporter: he is popular with young palestinians and often invites them to his training sessions. with his dream of playing for the nba closer to becoming a reality than ever before, he hopes his journey will inspire a future generation of palestinians to pursue a career in sports. open spaces are difficult to find and players who join leagues often find it difficult to attend games in other cities because of israeli restrictions, still these young people say they too want to play professional basketball. a goal he also shares and one he and everyone here is confident he will achieve. >> now cricket has often been described as the gentlemen's game. that philosophy certainly wasn't on display during a match in bermuda. with the tensions rising in this champion of champions final, a drawl broke out. one player involved with jason and

nba live thing, when you play this, did you play as yourself? >> of course. >> jimmy: you continue play as other guys? >> no, why, when our team is the >> jimmy: i would do the same. russell westbrook. "nba live 16" available september 29th and the thunder season opener against the san antonio spurs october 28th on espn. we'll be right back with music from a$ap rocky and schoolboy q. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank david spade, russell westbrook and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. but first, his album is called "at long last - a$ap" - here with the song "electric body" with some help from schoolboy q, a$ap rocky. yeah yeah yeah yeah this year we finna make a to the ceilin all i know is payback all i rep is a$ap now we finna go off in the buildin i could really give a about your feelings this'd be a schoolboy and a rude boy too not a jerk like the new boyz groovin' like schoolboy q i done killed a few boys yeah down a couple shots turn it up another notch got a in the spot and she faded yeah corset top wit

nba's 50 greatest players. he was known as the missing piece to the 76ers championship team. he traded for malone to the houston rockets. he was known as the chairman of the board. the lakers had the championship in 1983. malone is famously predicted the sixers would tweak their way to the playoffs. they lost one game during that run. he averaged 20 points and 12 rebounds per game in 19 nba sooerns. 76ers ceo scotto neil released a statement. moses holds a special place in our hearts and will forever be remembered as a genuine piece of the 76ers. my condolences to the family and friends of moses malone. you will be truly missed. rest in peace, big mo. >> certainly a tough stretch for the 76ers. they lost darryl dawkins at age 68 and moses today at age 60. more reaction to the passing of moses when we join you later in the show. i'm danny pom else, for comcast sportsnet. >> you can read more about his history making career with the sixers on nbc10.com. >>> a gray cloudy afternoon out there for people walking around the trail. there were some showers in parts of the area. nbc

cultivating nba relations with china in order to do various guest matches and games against local teamsll. mark: i'm sure the nba does not mind at all. i'm out of here. aboutcoming up, we talk german chancellor angela merkel, and europe as it faces a migrant surge. ♪ is the bloomberg market day. baltimore officials have reached a $6.4 million settlement with the family of freddie gray. freddie gray is the gentleman who died in april while in police custody, setting the stage for riots, arson, and looting in the city. to bettlement is set approved tomorrow by the city spending panel. six officers still face charges in connection with freddie gray's death. they have pleaded not guilty. the sole survivor of a deadly ambush that occurred on live television is back at home. vicki gardner was being interviewed during a newscast in virginia when gunfire erupted. a wdbj cameraman and reporter were killed. stationman, a former colleague, who later turned the gun on himself. ratchetrea is trying to down tensions after a standup last month. they are holding a reunion where 100 people will be sent

is the best team on the game. >> jimmy: i would do the same. russell westbrook. "nbatonio spurs october 28th on espn. we'll be right back with music from a$ap rocky and schoolboy q. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. it was just an ordinary night. until he showed up-with a hungry look in his eyes. and then, he made the shot. and when jaws dropped ... he had something for that, too. the new spicy nacho chicken sandwich. with two tacos, halfsies, and a drink for 6 bucks. all in a munchie meal. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank david spade, russell westbrook and apologize to ma

american and european scouts and he tells me he now plans to tryout for the nba summer league in hopes of being picked up by a major team to show that palestine has a big message to show we can do whatever under occupation and without occupation and we can live life. >> reporter: he is popular with young palestinians and often invites them to his training sessions. with his dream of playing for the nba closer to become a reality than ever before he hopes his journey with being a professional basketball player will help him pursue a career in sports. basketball is not why we play across the palestinian territories and open spaces are different to find and players who join leagues often find it difficult to attend games in other cities because of israeli restrictions and still these young people want to play professional basketball. a goal he also shares and one he and everyone here is confident he will achieve, al jazeera, ramali in the occupied west bank. >> much more sport on our website and for the latest check out al jazeera.com/sport and we have blogs and video clips from our correspondence around the world. >> that

. >> then we profile a former nba player who made a slam-dunk off the court with fast food restaurants. >> playing a team game, you know, you can't win the game by yourself. yeah, you may make a last-second shot, but someone has to set that up, your teammates have to set that up to help you do that. so i took that aspect from it. i can only make one hamburger but as a group we can do a lot more. >> we follow that with a financial guru riding a wireless wave of technology across the country. we'll see how it is paying off. >> as i look for investment opportunities, i've listened to something that warren buffett has said which is that investment committees should be odd numbers and three is too many. >> and a hard-working dedication is driving this auto dealer fueling a powerful rise in profits. >> i've been very, very fortunate to surround myself with a lot of very, very good people, not only good car people but just good individuals that are just hard working, dedicated, loyal, and they see the vision and what the dream is. >>> that's what's happening in "our world," up next.in communities across america

nba title. training camp starts on october 27th and the team announced the first 10,000 fans at the first preseason 13th will receive a steph curry bobble head. >> fans attending the next game will receive an andre iguedala bobble head. >> that is the big one, the larry o'brien championship trophy. we are just going to keep him right over here. in the care of the sports department. let's put it that way. >> you think i would take it from him? >> i'm sure he will be safe where he is right now. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. airport troubles coast to coast. what led to a hanger collapse? new details on the plane fire that forced passengers to flee. >> the brother of the woman killed on san francisco's pier 14 sits down with abc news. >>> and today marks five years since that pipeline blast devastated one bay area neighborhood. abc 7 news is back in san b >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. >>> checking headlines where you live at 4:30 the heat wave intensifies. several high schools in the south bay closed by noon today and are doing the same tomorrow because half the class