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the great wilt chamberlain calls meadowlark the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen. after watching a news reel when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the basketball hall of fame the wilmington, north carolina native describes the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hang ar. nor my basketball, i had a carnation milk can. i'd grab that hole and learn to shoot that hoop shot. >> reporter: the globe trotters most nba teams. they're credited with helping segregate the sport. he was a minister and every day he would head to the gym to play the game he loved t. game that loved him back. >> i had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. [ applause ] >> meadowlark lemon w w 83. don lauldahler, "cbs news," new york. >> what a talent. >>> still to come, presidential drone drama. a man flying his drone too close to the motorcade is grounded by the secret service. you've been fighting with then wrong tools; you've been looking in the wrong direction. so every time i tried and failed, and ev

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark "the most sensational, asome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen." after watching a newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the basketball hall of fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hanger and onion sack. for my basketball i had a i'dd grab that pole and i would swing along and i would learn how to shoot that hook shot. >> reporter: the globetrotters played to larger crowds than most nba teams. they're credited with helping desegregatatthe sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister, but every day he would head to the gym to4play the game he loved, the game that loved him back.. >> i've had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahlerercbs news, new york.. >>> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the

meadowlark lemon made it so easy, the hook shots, the no look passes, the comic routine the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark the most sensational, awesome incredible basketball player he had seen. after watching a news reel at the age of 11-he decided that, not the nba, would be his future. after the induction into the basketball hall of fame the wilmington, north carolina >> i made my own hoop out of a hangar and for the basketball, i used a carnation milk can. i swung it around and learned how to shoot that hoop shot. >> reporter: they play to most crowds larger than nba teams. they are credited with segregating the sport. after leaving the sport in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister. every day, he had to head to the gym to play the game he loved. the game that loved him back. >> i had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, "cbs news"," new york. >> what a talent. >>> well, still to come, presidential drone drama, a man motorcade is grounded be i the . here's a look at today's forecast in some city itself around the country.

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen. after watching the newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his induction into the basketball hall l fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i had that swing along and learned how the shoot that hoop shot. >> reporter: the globetrotters played the -- to larger crowds than most. they're credited with helping desegregate the sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister, but every day he would head to the gym playing the game he loved, the game that >> i had a wonderful time. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> glor: and that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. for scott pelley, i'm jeff glor. good night. right now on cbs 2 news at six, winter weather on the move.how it's affecting people across eastern iowa and elsewhere.a live report in just a moment first, cheif meteorologist terry swails has been trac

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark "the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen." after watching a newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the basketball hall of fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hanger and onion sack. carnation milk can. i'd grab that and sing along and learn how to shoot a hook shot. played the larger crowds than most nba teams. they're credited with helping desegregate the sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister, but every day he would head to the gym to play the game he loved, the game that loved him back. >> i've had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> glor: and that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. for scott pelley, i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark "the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen." after watching a newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the basketball hall of fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hanger and onion sack. for my basketball i had a carnation milk can. i'd grab that and sing along and learn how to shoot a hook shot. >> reporter: the globetrotters played to larger crowds than most nba teams. they're credited with helping desegregate the sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became would head to the gym to play the game he loved, the game that loved him back. >> i've had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday.. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning.

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark "the most sensational, awesomeincredible sketball player he'd ever seen." after watching a newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the baskskball hall of fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hanger and onion sack. for my basketball i had a i'd grab that and sing along and learn how to shoot a hook shot. >> reporter: the globetrotters played to larger croros than most nba teams. they're credited w wh helping desegregate the sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister, but every day he would head to the gym to play the game he loved, the game that loved him back. >> i've had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us ter for the morning news and "cbs this mo

what does it mean for you all to >> legacy that we, have 90 years, like i said and guys like wilt chamberlain and curly haines paved the way and the fact that we're trying to make another 90 years, big's, cheese, t & t and doing things like new york fashion week, meeting the pope and doing collaboration with stomp and i like to see history and do so many things ambassadors. >> you are there. one of three female players. talk about pie neerts. you keep these guys in line? >> somebody has to do it. >> i'm loving it. >> so honored to be part of this team. 90th consecutive year and hopefully we'll get 990 more and keep the torch lit that all the people ahead of us lit so we're just excited about this year coming up, truly exciting. >> we'll have a face-off and it's not hair and hair because you and moose have the best hair but we'll have a face-off. >> i talked a lot, i hope i can >> willie says he's got game. >> you go first. >> you go first. >> okay. >> the money cheese. >> okay. >> they are going to go first. >> i'm going to go, go behind the back, under the leg, turn around and shake it to th

i grew up with wilt chamberlain and the champion philadelphia warriors, now we're down to this.l right, got to win tonight. got to put an end to this. all right, we're tracking more rain across the area. not a whole lot tonight, but we're going to get another round tomorrow. we have a foggy night coming tonight and a foggy day tomorrow. probably foggier than what we've seen today, and the sun returning on thursday. well, the traffic, it's moving okay. visibility is a little bit better than it was. the rain a little bit lighter than it was, and it's still pretty mild. 55 degrees, slight rain reported at the airport, thek3lno carrie philadelphia area. as that moves past, that's going to help dry things out just a little bit this evening. we're at zero visibility in coatesville and mount pocono. we have some areas of fog already. we'll be getting more overnight. right now philly international eight-mile visibility, but likely to be much lower tomorrow morning with some airport delays, so check on that before you head out tomorrow. and we're likely to have fog in many parts of the a

nba great and former globetrotter wilt chamberlain called him the most sensational, awesome and incredibletball he had ever seen. he became a minister spreading faith through basketball. you can find meadow lark lemon in both the basketball hall of fame and the international clown hall of fame. i watched him when i was a little girl. >> so many memories for many of us growing up. >> my goodness. >> remember him well. >>> chicago has grabbed a lot of unfortunate headlines for the violence plaguing the streets in in some of the citi' neighborhood. >> one man is taking to the streets to do what he can to replace fear with love. fox's natalie bomb key has the story. >> reporter: inside the trunk of brandon cox's car is a pile of coats. he's been collecting them on his own for two months to hand out to the needy. >> my mom always raised me to be able to give back. >> reporter: brandon reached out to me on facebook. his story was exceptional. i'm 35 years of age he said and i made it growing up on the west side of chicago with no criminal record. i love helping kids and just letting them know th

wilt chamberlain. >> that's right. >> meadowlark lemon. >> curly neal still looks incredible.e was sitting courtside at a game eventually. he looked great. >> really. >> yeah. at a knicks game? >> i was watching on television. >> oh. >> i go to the nets, nine-game package. >> they paying you? >> not anymore. meantime, published reports say that ford is in talks with google to help build driverless cars using the internet's giant technology. both sides said to have been in talked for quite some time. ford is expected to announce that collaboration at the consumer electronics show in january. it's a non-exclusive deal that ford's partnership would be separate from the company, separated from any liabilities, but gaining some traction. >> my friends who work at google, this is it. they're really telling me this is what -- a safer car. they drive it -- they self-drive it. they sit in the back, read the paper, kindle fire, whatever they read. so real, i'm shocked. we all have to spend some time at google and get in one of these. >> remember "sleeper" the woody allen movie? >> yeah.