at the american century championship in gorgeous lake tahoe, owned and operated and produced by nbc sports for the past 34 years and we're excited to let you know this week nbc sports and american century investments announced they're extending that partnership for the next six years. we're not going anywhere and we're excited about all of that. one of the celebrities who rarely misses is the actor and now director ray r or ray roma. how many years have you been coming here? >> this is number 18 the 18th year. >> you told me you're so amped up to get out here and play. >> the adrenaline starts flowing. there's two weeks of the year, this one and pebble beach. i play in the pro-am in each one of them, it's like christmas morning every morning. you can't sleep at night i want to sleep. even for this i woke up at 4:55 this morning >> join the club let's talk some business what is going on in hollywood? it looks like the actors will strike along with the writers. >> it's not official yet, i think, right >> not yet but it seems to be heading in that direction. >> that's what i hear. the world i

we do have the game here on nbc sports bay area tonight at 6:45. see folks are starting to fill into the stands. the earlier holdup there. again, weather tonight looking nice. we're going to hold on to the 60s right through the game. the game tomorrow night with coverage starting at 6:30. out to the inland valleys where it was hot today. a breeze out of the west at 16 and that westerly breeze is going to cool it down pretty quickly considering how hot we got. the change i see coming in for tomorrow is the area of high pressure we had today that starts to move off to the east over new mexico and texas. that fog is back for tomorrow morning's forecast. it will hang on through a good section of the bay area with spotty drizzle. that clears with sunshine away from the coast. the tri-valley, 55. you can handle this over the east bay. daytime highs for tomorrow we are looking good down here across the south bay. below average with 87 in milpitas. down to 88. 76 in hayward. the peninsula, san francisco, 58 in the marina. 94 clear lake. the seven-day forec

the a's and the giants going at it tonight at 6:45 on nbc sports bay area. also remember we have the game and full coverage of tomorrow night's game right here on nbc bay area. 71 degrees now at the ballpark. a wind out of the west/northwest could help to hit out some home runs. we'll see what happens. dipping down into some 60s. if you are headed out that way, bring a light jacket. now as we head through tomorrow's forecast, we're going to see the area of high pressure today moving more off to the east. so that's going to take some of the hot air with it and allow cooler air to slide in along with fog for the morning. numbers dropping five to ten degrees. we'll start it off with the fog pretty widespread at 7:00 in the morning. then it will hang out through 9:00 and we should see lots of sunshine away from the coast as we head through tomorrow afternoon. morning temperatures, widespread 50s across the bay area. down to 59 in the peninsula. san francisco, 54. the north bay, 55. daytime highs for tomorrow with that cooling, very comfortable for the south bay,

up next, we are sticking with the sports theme because nbc sports reporter corey robinson is here to fun to have corey robinson with us today. he reported at the tokyo olympic games. >> that's actually where i met you, i believe, at the tokyo olympic games. now you have the olympic bug in a different way. this is wild. >> yeah. look, rowing is really fun i thought, i'm trying to do a sport i have never done before. >> okay. why not? >> reporter: this is not my typical workout. six months ago, i decided to pursue a goal that many dream about, but few ever achieve, to become an olympian and compete at the l.a. games in 2028, in my case as a member of the u.s. crew team. as a boy, i always dreamed of being an olympian. my dad, david robinson, played for team usa at three games. at notre dame, where i played college football, many told me i had the perfect physique for crew the seed was planted the problem is i never rowed a day in my life to get there, i connected with a high-performance rowing coach. coach, i never rowed before. why did you agree to train me. you don't normally do this

. >>> and this just in, nbc sports is reporting the giants are planning on calling up number two prospect marco luciano. he's coming to the bigs after six games in aaa. so help for the offense is on the way. >>> all right, matt, thank you >>> i'm all about weird snacks, full disclosure, but skittles is getting a new flavor ahead of national mustard day which is coming next month. paul is disgusted. it's a mustard skittle. they partnered with french's to create it. unfortunately or fortunately, it will only be avaible in a few cities where the french's mustard mobile visits. i guess it's like the weiner car. but if you want the mustard skittles, you can go online and enter for a chance to win a pack. >>> continuing with the food theme, this fast food chain has been going viral for >>> this is the worst for me because i'm so hungry right now. but this actually looks good. burger king got a lot of attention, including from us, for selling the cheese only cheese burger. >> delicious. >> yeah, you would do this. but they're stepping things up a notch. burger king in thailand introduced a burge

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. >>> and this just in, nbc sports is reporting the giants are planning on calling up number two prospect marco luciano. he's coming to the bigs after six games in aaa. so help for the offense is on the way. >>> all right, matt, thank you [bones cracking] ♪ (tensnse music) ♪ one e aleve workrks all dayy so i can keep working mymy magic. just one a aleve. 12 hours of uninteterrupted pain relelief. alaleve. whwho do you t take it foro? withth gold bondnd... you can agage on your owown terms. retinol ovovernight memea. the smoooothing benenefits of retininol. are now fofor your whole e body. plus, fastst-working crepe cocorrector dimininishes wrinknkled skin in j just two dadays. gold bond.d. chchampion youour skin. >>> i'm all about weird snacks, full disclosure, but skittles is getting a new flavor ahead of national mustard day which is coming next month. paul is disgusted. it's a mustard skittle. they partnered with french's to create it. unfortunately or fortunately, it will only be available in a few cities where the french's mustard mobile visits. i guess it's like the weiner car. but

right here on nbc sports bay area, and tomorrow you might as well call it breakfast at pnc park. in the mlb's sunday's leadoff game on peacock. first pitch is just after 9:00 a.m. >>> 7:52 right now. up next, a quick look at top stories we're following, including a child hurt in a freeway shooting. what we're learning about that young victim, and what haened whenpp t >>> welcome back. before we get to our top stories this morning, here's what you can expect tomorrow morning on "sunday today "with willie geist. >> good morning, kira. great to see you. tomorrow morning on sunday "today" my two-part conversation with matt damon on his role in the highly anticipated new christopher nolan movie "oppenheimer" and his buddy ben affleck winning the oscar. >> did you feel like scrappy screenwriters? >> yeah. to be fair, example of sylvester stallone, but stallone like our, that was our kind of code word basically. so we'd go into meetings and these people would say, can't play the part. i mean, come on. they wanted brad and leo. you know? sylvester stallone, we were like. yes, we can play

actors, athletes and entertainers are playing in this tournament, owned, operated and produced by nbc sportsding colin jost he'll join me later. this make or break hour begins with rally watch, as stocks extend their gains on more positive inflation numbers score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this. dow has been up all day

actors, athletes and entertainers are playing in this tournament, owned, operated and produced by nbc sports including colin jost he'll join me later. this make or break hour begins with rally watch, as stocks extend their gains on more positive inflation numbers score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this. dow has been up all day long really it is the broader market where the action is. and another new 52-week high for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq led by communication services, technology stocks continuing today their incredible run there is the nasdaq, up nearly 1.5% brings us to the talk of the tape someone at goldman sachs said today they are a. a.p., good to have you here, welcome. >> looking good out there. >> how beautiful is it here? i'm good thank you. >> i love being followed by colin jost, just another person who is better looking and funnier than me. thanks for that. >> there we are. you're neutral u.s. equities why? >> we just did our second half outlook, and as you know, we were bullish on the first half, and kind of i think now it is just harder for us to get

nbc sports mike tirico is going to break things down for us later this morning. i think this is a shot from new york city. we'll have more on that coming up in just a bit. >>> also morning, part of the celebraon shining the spotlight on bay area athletes, massailas, who was born in san francisco. hettended stanford, took home two bredals and a silver in 2021. he's looking to join the city of >>> 6:24 this morning. and today we are marking one year to the start of the 2024 summer olympic games. and this morning we're going to take you to the city of lights for a preview. >> olympic host mike tirico is in paris. mike, all morning long we're shining the spotlight on athletes hoping to make it to paris to compete. we understand there are a few that you've got your eyes on as well. >> reporter: we've got some of the biggest names we'll be following. it's great to be with you this morning. think of katie ledecky and what she's done in the pool over the years, theswimmer, she's still competing at a high level. won another championship gold medal this week in japan. gymn

need to basically create either all in one sports product with turner or, you know, fox sports or nbc sportsts could be there, or you need to put sports inside content to get the nba viewer into the disney plus environment, right. it's either or you need everything or need sports to drive engagement in a single app maybe when bob is alluding to partnerships maybe he's talking about partnering with other networks that have sports and that's what it could be. i think you need to solve the issue how does espn work a la carte and we don't have that answer yet to me it's putting as we see now, put sports into disney plus and hulu, though you and i would go into there, you know, occasionally and watch sports, but it would not be the sole purpose of going into the product. >> got it. listen there's a lot of questions as we know and iger will have a few more years to figure them out potentially. michael, as always, appreciate you taking time. thank you. >> thanks, david be well. >> we should note, programming note, if you want to -- you missed it or want to wachts again there's going to be a full ex

of course nbc sports, mike, last year, you and i were at st.we come back to where the game's roots are over here in the united kingdom this is the 13th time that the event has been held here and the last two times, 2006, tiger won a short time after his dad passed away, very emotional. 2014, rory mcilroy won his third major championship here. this is a golf course that has identified great champions in the past and in all likelihood will again. most of the experts expect thend best players to play well here this week like john rohm and scheffler, the aforementioned rory mcilroy among others. >> you know what, mike, this one is special to a lot of people, but it's really special to you, too. is this your 25th? is that right? >> i'm old, hoda, yes, thank you for that yes, 25 years of covering the open, over 27 years, missed a couple along the way but i will say this one is really unique when you come to talk about the big events in sports, because we're back at the roots of the game we talked about the game starting in scotland in th late 1400s a

last season with nbc sports we had a record audience for arsenal matches.il business is in the u.s. and replay the mls all-star game, jampacked. jonathan: great to see. lots of money. you are also spending lots of cash. i am sure arsenal fans want us to go straight there. how much of you spent the summer on talent? vinai: the story about the summer starts with looking back at last season. last season we had what we considered to be a successful season. we took the title race right until the last weeks. we finished second rather than the first we were fighting for, but we have one of the youngest squads. this year they will be another year experienced. we have supplemented that squad with three new signings. the three positions we wanted to strengthen, the three players we wanted, and we were delighted to get them at the start of the window. we have with them here with us in the u.s. it was a significant investment and that investment shows the ambition of our ownership group. they have had an enormous success with the franchise in the u.s. over the last few

the thing that was crazy to watch oafver the weekend on nbc and nbc sports with this guy doing what he just the fact that he had a massive block of a putter you see right there. you saw the stats right, he made 58 of 59 putts inside of ten feet he basically didn't miss with the putter you don't have to hit the ball well, if you can putt like that, you just win is what it comes down to. >> i wouldn't win a battle title on ten foot putts. >> i wouldn't either you and i have played together i'm okay from that range but not 58 for 59. >> i'd like be like michael, you go back to play basketball you cannot play -- i'd hit 150 probably i wouldn't even -- >> i'd probably put myself in that same 150 to 200 range. >> especially if you have to make them. these guys, they have families and stuff, they have to make those putts to make a living no way. >> listen, harman, he made some equipment changes that were kind of talked about over the last year or so. >> did you hear he got motivated by the people who were heckling him? some guy said something about -- >> what are you doing here. >> you don't

. >> nbc's kathy park has the latest >> reporter: disgraced sports doctor larry nassar, serving a decades-long prison sentence was stabbed over the weekend it happened sunday afternoon he was apparently stabbed twice in the neck. several times in the chest and suffered a lung collapse according to the bureau of prisons, emergency aid was rendered right away. he was transported to a hospital where he is recovering and in stable condition but there's still a lot of questions about how this all unfolded who the other individual in this altercation was and also perhaps what was the weapon used in this altercation. that is all under investigation with the bureau prisons right now. you might recall larry nassar is serving up to 175 years in prison he was convicted both on the federal and state levels for sexually abusing female gymnasts while working for michigan state and usa gymnastics kathy park, nbc news >>> after spending the day in london, president biden arrived in the capital of lithuania monday night while there, he will take the world stage at the nato summit president biden and his fellow

. >>> now to the sport dominating headlines today. nbc's parra is in florida, covering messi. right around the corner from my apartment is a soccer bar, which is going to be crazy tonight. you're not going to be able to walk down the streets. i can't imagine what it's going to be like where you are. >> reporter: we're already feeling the excitement here, and, chris, don't forget we're having a heat wave in miami. it is hot. we've had 41 consecutive days of triple digit temperatures. what does it tell you that drive pink stadium that normally seats 18,000 people, they had to add an additional 3,000 seats. it was completely sold out. this is a completely packed stadium, even though it is hot, it is muggy. people are excited and they have been for a while. i mean, we've got bus stops with his name on it. people wearing his shirts. we know that those jerseys, those pink jerseys have been such high demand, going for high, high prices. everybody trying to figure out how to get their hands on one. so people have been getting crafty. i have seen pe

in the world and some that are still learning the sport are getting a chance to play on a big league stage. we're talking about oracle park. here's nbc bay area's anthony flores. >> reporter: with the giants on the road, a different type of ball is being played at oracle park. it's called pickleball. it's the fastest-growing sport in the country, and this weekend, players from the bay area and beyond are showcasing their talents in an amateur tournament. >> any size, any age, anybody can play this game. it's awesome. it's addictive and it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: pickleball is a sport that uses a paddle and wiffleball. it combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong. the court is striped similar to a tennis court with right and left service courts and a seven-foot nonvolley zone in front of the yet referred to as the kitchen. >> the hardest part is definitely keeping the ball low. easiest part is having fun with friends. >> reporter: the court is not just for the weekend warrior. shimoda here played college tennis at fresno state. there's skill and strategy involved. you don't just want to slam it into the net. >> one of

nbc bay area news tonight." you probably heard of pickleball by now. have you played it yet? it's the fastest growing sporterica. in many areas, it's actually tough to even find an available court. so san francisco's doing something about it. today the city opened three new pickleball courts at one of its most iconic spots. the palace of fine arts. nbc's sergio quintana got some hands-on experience. >> reporter: a lot of people wouldn't figure that the palace of fine arts is a sports venue, but today is actually the opening of pickleball courts here at the palace of fine arts. of course, pickleball over the years has become pretty popular, in part because people are looking for safe things to do during the pandemic. and unfortunately it's actually become so popular in the city that there aren't that many venues. now, this venue is actually going to boast three courts open from 9:30 to 5:30. it's a partnership between non-plus ultra, the city of san francisco rec and parks department, and dink sf. the idea is it's a three-month project, and if is popular enough, they're going to keep it open year-round. now

nbc and the other big networks. do you think we can ever have sports, sans the politics or is this that just always going to be the way? i think it always has been the way nicky. i think we've kept it ourselves for most of the 20th century that sport and politics do not next and should never met. whereas in actual fact, they'd be mixing all along pretty much since 19, so the own goods. and it's just this century, it's become full grounded more. and the conflicts in ukraine, of course, has highlighted uh, have politics and pull a sport into penetrate. i don't think that will ever be cypress. many things we have time really appreciate your thoughts on this. at least cash more not always research and also thank you. i need control, obviously is gaining traction within the european commission chambers as an american citizen who has consulted for companies like apple and amazon, as well as the us department of justice has been nominated for the chief economist position at the director in general for competition at the commission cross is reportedly urging the commissions anti trust regulated to reconsider this nomination,

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nbc, cbs or fox. that wasn't news or sports. so he has to get rid of abc or it may facts maybe them off.s them something like a comcast. but again, that's just a horrible business. all things considered because our eyes are going toward streaming. they just did a whole series of layoffs espn. yeah. and i would expect more. they lost 4 million scrsbes on the disney plus last year. last quarter, pixar has come out with a hit in a long time since pre-pandemic disney movies like a little mermaid, not big hits there's superhero films with marvel are dropping compared to the last cycle. the 4th cycle. we're now in the 5th cycle. they just came out with their 31st. marvel superhero film this year, the ant-man and that was a very poorly received and kind of flop. so it will be interesting to see one thing of bob iger did say he's well into partner someone if they want to take a big equity stake in espn is that costs so much money during that operation? interesting, okay. maybe they can strike up a deal to televise the taylor swift concerts because apparently huge. >> draw like enough so that loc

nbc bay area news. >> jonathan, thank you. >>> some of the most passionate fans in any sport, in any state, in any country.s the second time the a's fans have mobilized this way. last month, thousands of people packing the coliseum for that reverse boycott. many wearing the green version of those sell shirts. they were chanting, of course, "sell the team" throughout the game. we could be hearing that as well tonight in san francisco. >>> also this evening, an elderly asian woman attacked in union square. the man accused of the crime was convicted of a similar crime just last year. the latest crime happened last friday morning at ellison stockton. this series of still photos from a security camera shows a man kicking a woman as she was walking on the sidewalk. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. that's the good news. a witness chased down the attacker and held him until officers took him into custody. the man arrested, 27-year-old james ramsay. he was arraigned today on charges of elder abuse and felony assault. ramsay is the same man who attacked a community leader, carl chan, in oakl

nbc's steve patterson reporting. >>> still ahead, we'll turn to sports.t triple play of the season in major league baseball, you can guess which team hit into that. >>> and messi mania continues in miami. we'll show you his big night in his first start with his new club here in the states. "way too early" will be coming right back. "way too early" will be coming right back ♪ looks right. [sfx: spilling sound] nooo... nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and bounty is 2x more absorbent so you can use less and get the job done with one. this works. kind of. bounty, the quicker picker upper. our heritage is ingrained in our skin. and even when we metamorphosize into our new evolved form, we carry that spirit with us. because you can take alfa romeo out of italy. but you best believe, you can't take the italy out of an alfa romeo. >>> shallow right center, long run, but michael gets there. throwback to first, maybe a triple play. it is! unbelievable! >> what are we doing there? some truly, truly shoddy base run

pickleball is the fastest growing sport, not just in america but possibly here in the bay area as well. nbcrea is at the palace of fine arts in san francisco with the newest indoor pickleball courts in the city. >> reporter: one woman that we spoke to here today said southern california has way more pickleball courts in san francisco, so san francisco needs to get their act together. well, it seems like san francisco is heeding those calls one pickleball court at a time. to give you guys some perspective, back in 2018, there were only 12 pickleball courts in the city. now, with the opening of the three new indoor pickleball courts here at the palace of fine arts, that brings the total to 67. and by the end of the year, there will be at least 75 here in the city. now, it is dubbed america's fastest growing sport, even if pickleball has been around for decades, it exploded in popularity during the pandemic, and now the demand for open court space is very high. san francisco park and rec is addressing this with opening places up to the public like here at palace of fine arts, other places thro

nbc bay area. >>> let's go, the g.o.a.t. is impressed. >> what a swim with sportsend michael phelps calling the race. france's leon marchand broke phelps' last individual world record. the 21-year-old marchand took home the title in the men's 400 meter individual medley in japan. phelps has held that record since 2002. >>> anthony flores is joining us now. we were talking about how hot it's been and the baseball races. but football's back into the news. >> they will be back speaking to the media on tuesday, back on the practice field, next week on wednesday. training camp kicks off in a couple days for the 49ers. but tonight another bay area football team is trying to continue their run for a championship. stick around and find out. sports is next. baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the fastesest mobilele service and cacan get the e freshest kicks asasap. i got ththis. get ththe best pririce for 2 s of unlimitited when yoyou switch t to xfinity y mobiler $30 0 a line perer mo

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nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> horse racing is not for the faint of heart, for sure. it's the beauty of the sport, and it's the beauty of the horse. thorough breds are amazing creatures. >> reporter: but frances jefferson's days of racing her three horses are numbered. the company that owns the track is closing it down at the end of the year, and will instead beef up its operations in southern california. >> disbelief, and at the same time, anger. that, you know, this kind of decision would be made as quickly as it was. >> reporter: jefferson says the impact will be huge. it will leave northern california without a major racetrack. and will leave hundreds without jobs. >> and just all the people who are associated. whether it's hot walkers, ponies, exercise riders, jockeys, there are so many people who play such an important role in horse racing, and they're going to be displaced. most people have spent, you know, years, sometimes generations at golden gate fields. their whole families who live at golden gate fields, and they're not just going to pack up, you know, and end up in arcadia, it's not

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. >> let's get right to nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin in los angeles, and the director of atlanta health system sportsorristown medical center in new jersey, dr. matthew martinez. erin, i'll go to you first and then to the doctor. what more do we know about what actually happened? >> yeah, we're hearing from the james family, in a statement they say that bronny is out of the icu and currently in stable condition. portion of the statement, saying yesterday while practicing, bronny james suffered a cardiac arrest. medical staff was able to treat bronny and take him to the hospital. he is now i stable condition and no longer in the icu. lebron and savannah wish to publicly send their deepest thanks and appreciation to the usc medical and athletic staff for their incredible work and dedication to the safety of their athletes. now, bronny was -- is a rising star within the basketball world. he graduated from high school in the spring, considered to be a four-star recruit, expected to play for usc in the fall. his father lebron openly saying that it was his goal to play along side his son in the nba. now th

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nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more from berkeley. >> horse racing is not for the faint of heart. it's the beauty of the sport and the beauty of the horse. they're amazing creatures, incredible. >> francis jefferson's days of racing her three thorough bred horses are numbered. the company that owns the racetrack has announced it's closing it down at the end of the year and will beef up operations in southern california. >> disbelief, and at the same time, anger that this decision would be made as quickly as it was. >> reporter: jefferson says the impact will be huge. it will leave northern california without a major racetrack, and will leave hundreds without jobs. >> and just all the people who are associated. whether it's a hot walkers, pony boys, exercise riders, jockeys, there are so many people who play such an important role in horse racing and they're going to be displaced. most people have spent years, you know, sometimes generations at golden gate field. there are whole families who live at golden gate field, and they're not just going to pack up, you know, and end up in arcadia, it's not going to hap

nbc's dr. jon torres has more. >> today chloe carroll is a healthy teen. she loves sports and dance.ut when she was eight years old she had the scare of a young person's lifetime. >> i think i was at a dancer settle and i found a bullet in my urine. i was like, i don't know what is going on right now. >> and then came a surprising diagnosis, kidney stone disease. >> she was eight years old, what went through your mind? >> well the first thing was how is that possible? she is an athlete, she's active, she eats well. she dreams as much water as any other normal 8-year-old does. >> can you stones or heard deposits made from minerals and salt that can be extremely painful and dangerous one caught in the urinary tract. they are most common in middle aged men. but research shows incidents of pediatric stone diseases rising as much as 10% a year. >> three millimeters is all you need, incredibly painful. >> dr. gregory cash, and a pediatric urologist at the children's hospital of philadelphia is trying to figure out why. >> now we are seeing disease recurring earlier in life. and then that g

nbc news. >>> some say it was just a fad, but it's pretty safe to say it is here to stay. pickleball is the fastest growing sport not just in america but possibly in the bay area. >> i love we have our own court in studio. ginger conejero saab is live at the palace of fine arts in san francisco. we know you're staying out of the kitchen at the newest indoor pickleball court in the city. san francisco facing pressure to put more courts in the public, right? >> reporter: that's right, because it's been so popular, kris and marcus. one woman here today said southern california has more pickleball courts and san francisco needs to get their act together. it seems like san francisco has been heeding those calls one pickleball court at a time. to give you perspective, we're watching a game going on. you can see doubles are happening right now. to give you some perspective how the sport has grown in 2018, there were just 12 pickleball courts in san francisco. today, with the addition of these three new indoor courts at the palace of fine arts, the city now has 67 total and will get to at least 75 by the end of the year

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nbc's dr. jon torres has more. >> today chloe carroll is a healthy teen. she loves sports and dance.s eight years old she had the scare of a young person's lifetime. >> i think i was at a dancer recital, and i found blood in my urine. i was like, i don't know what is going on right now. >> and then came a surprising diagnosis, kidney stone disease. >> she was eight years old, what went through your mind? >> well the first thing was how is that possible? she is an athlete, she's active, she eats well. she drinks as much water as any other normal athlete does. >> kidney stones are hard deposits made from minerals and salt that can be extremely painful and dangerous one caught in the urinary tract. they are most common in middle aged men. but research shows incidents of pediatric stone diseases rising as much as 10% a year. >> three millimeters is all you need, incredibly painful. >> dr. gregory cash, and a pediatric urologist at the children's hospital of philadelphia is trying to figure out why. >> now we are seeing disease occurring earlier in life. and then that gender gap has disap

nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. a life-and-death scare involving the 18-year-old son of nba superstar lebron james has shaken the sports world tonight after the usc standout suffered cardiac arrest during a team practice. a family spokesperson says bronny james is now in stable condition and no longer in icu. paramedics raced him to a los angeles hospital following his collapse yesterday. cardiac arrest in which the heart can actually stop beating is more often associated with older adults, but the case of bronny james highlighting a risk to young athletes too. kaylee hartung has the story. >> bronny james to the basket, basket bombardment! >> reporter: tonight the son of a basketball superstar facing a medical emergency. >> bronny james, bulls-eye! >> reporter: bronny james rushed to the er during a practice monday at the university of southern california. a family spokesperson saying while practicing, bronny james suffered a cardiac arrest. medical staff was able to treat bronny and take him to the hospital. he is now in stable condition and no longer in icu. the 18-year-old is the son of nba legend lebron james and

nbc's doctor auction a cycle. this one hits close to home, i've got brothers around his age, who play sports.second recruit at this school to face cardiac arrest. what's going? on how common is this in young athletes, who you think are pretty healthy. >> we were wondering the same thing. we actually called up some of the world's leading sports called all just basically doctors who do physical things like that, specializing in the heart i asked him, how common is this? are you seeing this every day the good news is broadly, speaking, this is rare, especially this age of, is not something we see that much. for some reason, akshay basketball players and black basketball years of the college level seemed to have the highest rates? why, we don't know it could be lifestyle, could be genetics. when we talk about what happened with damar him in just a few months ago, that was -- basically a blow to the chest at the exact wrong moment of the heartbeat. what caused this? we don't know. what i'm thinking is going to happen, given all the media attention around, this around damar hamlin, obviously, these

sport should do a preparticipation physical, that includes an evaluation of their medical history and can appropriate questions. >> good advice there our thanks for that report >>> millions of americans sweating through record-breaking temperatures nbc meteorologist michelle grossmann is tracking the heat wave spreading east. good morning, michelle >> good morning to you both. great to see you 102 million americans under heat alerts stretching across the south into the northern plains, midwest and into the northeast as well. record-breaking temperatures in the northeast by friday so we do have heat advisories in the orange excessive heat warnings including phoenix and philadelphia, we will see the heat expanding, triple digits all across the map, las vegas, phoenix, el paso, lubbock and feeling like over 100 in st. louis. the heat index there today 107 new york city feeling like 103 norfolk feeling like 103 cincinnati w south. temperatures in the upper 90s. triple digits in oklahoma city 102 in dallas. the heat goes on and on. we're going to track that. and we're going to track the storms we're expecting later on this afternoon, also tomorrow in a few minutes. >>> we are back in 60 seconds with a look at how tiktok is getting into t

place hoping to turn around their fortunes and promote the sport here in the u.s., which is set to host, of course, the 2026 world cup final. nbc'sked if it was okay to call him god. he said no. what was the atmosphere like there last night during his big announcement presentation? >> reporter: ana, it was a huge party. you talked about that storm. we were here, of course, it kind of felt like a mini hurricane. and let's also keep in mind that the fans arrived early, and today we were under extreme heat warnings, but they didn't mind because they were there for this moment, the moment lionel messi stepped onto that field as a player of inter miami for the first time. this is going to be history. they say it's going to be a new era for soccer in the united states. the whole thing kind of felt like a super bowl halftime show with musical acts, fireworks, and of course a packed house to say welcome to miami, ana. >> so cool, so cool to have him, the biggest star in the u.s., and of course soccer is the most popular sport around the world, maybe not as popular in the u.s. as some other sports, so we'll see if he makes a difference in

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>> also with us from paris, who else nbc olympic e time host, the man, mike tirico let's break down some of these sportstance events, she still remains the heavy favorite but the shorter events like 400 meters, for example, there is a great competitor from australia who set a world record and beat katie ledecky at these championships. will be a vinteresting olympics, but figure katie ledecky to be right there and probably on the podium one more time. >> i have to ask you about gymnastics we have a lot of familiar faces expected to return simone number one. she's competing in the u.s. classic, i think, this month how does she stack up against the current class of u.s. gymnasts >> reporter: i should just turn to hoda because she has all the gymnastics scoop every time we're at the olympics. >> true. >> reporter: but no doubt simone biles next weekend, not this coming weekend, but the following weekend, competing in an elite competition for the first time since we saw her in tokyo three years ago. that will have the eyes of the gymnastics world focused on that event. remember, she won five medals in the ga

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. >> nbc's kaylee hartung caught the fever as well and she joins us with that story >> good morning. for the past decade, the sportst as the u.s. women's national team looks to three-peat in the world cup, major league soccer is showcasing the biggest signing in its history and hollywood magic is fuelling a new legion of fans. >> reporter: football is reaching a fever pitch in america this summer over the weekend. over the weekend, fans in los angeles wildly cheering on wrexham afc visiting across the pond for four exhibition matches. the red dragons from wales beating the l.a. galaxy showing why wrexham has the fastest growing fan base in history. >> from wales, two american kids into soccer fans >> reporter: just three years ago, rexham was struggling in obscurity until some hollywood magic changed their fate actors ryan reynolds from "deadpool" and rob mcelhenney who created and stars in "it's always sunny in philadelphia," bought the team for $2.5 million. >> it is about putting them on a world stage to build this team it is an underdog story. that's something i love. >> reporter: the underdog's charming in th

sport of soccer having a big moment in the u.s. the country gears up for a big night tonight. messi makes his debut for intermiami cf, and the women's world cup. nbc's us. hi, sam. >> reporter: messi will be making his debut in a soldout restaurants coast to coast are gearing up to hold watch parties for all team usa matches from washington state to philly. >> it only comes around every four years so it's something special for people to gather and watch. >> reporter: the sport now finding major footing at home thanks in large part to the women's national team led by star players megan rapinoe and alex morgan. >> it's going to take all of us and all of us at our absolute best every step of the way. >> reporter: nbc's molly hunter is on the ground in auckland where team usa fans have found their way. >> we may be on the other side of the world. it is a very long trip to get here. these women are back for the action here in new zealand. who are we cheering for? >> usa, usa, usa! >> reporter: and don't forget messi's massive star power. more than just an athlete but a source of inspiration around the globe. >> i cried when he got sent to miami. >> why?