>> dicky: from holly "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night" witht -- chance the rapper, and an nba edition of "mean tweets." presented by nissan and youtube tv. and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> anthony: hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night." i am your guest host, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] i'm filling in for jimmy, who is off having a white boy summer. tonight, from phoenix, game one of the nba finals between the suns and the bucks. milwaukee versus phoenix. it's the battle of cheap connecting flights. you know, it's hard to explain the excitement of having your team in the finals, but this phoenix fan really slammed it home. >> it's been since 1993. the valley is, like -- if you are boiling potatoes on a stove and it's like, you got to check it because the water's about to blow, that's us right now. >> anthony: right. in case you're wondering, they legalized weed in arizona eight months ago. and it appears to be working. but mr. potato head's got a point. the last time the suns were in the finals was 1993. to giv

guillermo, do you know when the nba was started? >> guillermo: i think a long time ago. [ laughter ] >> anthony: yeah. 1946, to be exact. >> guillermo: wow. that's a long time. >> anthony: it really was. back then, they didn't have a shot clock, they didn't have a three-point line, or black people. [ laughter ] that's true! there were 11 teams and more than 150 players and not a single one of them was black. this is an actual team photo of the first ever nba champions. the philadelphia warriors. look at them, in their little gold tracksuits. great idea, let's put the palest people on the planet in the blackest outfits possible. [ laughter ] they look like the white version of earth, wind & fire. [ laughter ] we have some cool stuff for you tonight. "aquaman" himself, jason momoa, is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's here to promote the zack snyder cut of the nba finals, which will feature three extra games. [ laughter ] and jaylen brown of the boston celtics is putting his reputation on the three-point line tonight. yes.

he's also an nba basketball fan. please welcome my good friend, chris tucker. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey. >> anthony: glad to see you dressed for the show tonight. >> hey, man. >> anthony: i'm just saying. who are you rooting for in the finals, chris? >> i am rooting for both teams. i am what they call a bandwagon. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> my hawks are not in it. they almost made it. give it up for the hawks. >> anthony: okay. >> i'm bandwagon. i like to stay happy. so whoever wins i'll be happy with, but i have to keep going. i have to stay happy. i have to follow whoever is still in the finals. it don't end because my team didn't win. >> anthony: that question has to end. can we go to the next question? >> go ahead, anthony. >> anthony: i'm trying to. you were at game four. what was the atmosphere like in the arena? >> it was incredible. milwaukee, i know they like to drink beer becaus during commercials all they did was chug down beers. old women, old people, they didn't care. little kids. i say hold up. it

you want to watch the nba finals with me? >> yes. >> upgrade your viewing experience with youtube tv. watch live tv with unlimited dvr. no cable box required. try it free. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night." in just a bit, mark cuban will take on the infamous hell hoop to win some money for charity. all right? [ cheers and applause ] and i will be back here in prime time on wednesday with another special for game four of the nba finals with my guest, dwayne johnson from every movie ever made. but also i want to make sure you guys watch "jimmy kimmel live!" at its regular time. it will be hosted by nick kroll, phoebe robinson, and arsenio hall, who will be visited by the great lebron james on tuesday. our guest tonight is an actor, writer, and producer who views the fine art of movie-making as something you survive, like a bar fight or a nuclear war. the fourth and newest installment in the "jackass" cinematic universe opens in theaters october 22nd. please welcome the

we're outside in back of our theater with nba legend chris bosh. hey, chris. congratulations on getting accepted or inducted into the hall of fame. >> thank you. >> anthony: when is the ceremony? >> it is going to be the 9th through the 11th of september. so we're really excited about it. >> anthony: congratulations again. >> thank you. >> anthony: well, tonight, all you need to do is make one shot from the top of the key. and if you make it, dicky, tell us what he gets. >> dicky: if chris makes the shot, $25,000 will be donated to the charity of chris' choice courtesy of chime, the easy and free debit card used by millions of americans. >> anthony: okay, chris, what charity have you chosen? >> we've chosen team tomorrow, a charity that benefits youth for reading, coding and leadership. >> anthony: okay, all right. sounds like a great cause. you feeling confident that you can make this shot from here tonight? >> yeah, yeah. >> anthony: okay. good luck. oh, oh -- i forgot to mention, this is no ordinary three-point shot. because this is -- >> hell hoop! ha ha h

hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night." hosted by me, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] we are in primetime for game five of the nba finals. now, milwaukee tied things up after the suns imploded in game four. phoenix had more turnovers than a german pastry shop. [ laughter ] once again, giannis came up big for the bucks. not only did he make the suns eat their words, he also made them eat a basketball. watch this. >> tucker on him, throws it up, shot blocked by antetokounmpo, what a block from giannis! [ applause ] >> anthony: whew! you've got to watch out for giannis. that man will buck you up! [ laughter ] you know, a lot of people were wondering why giannis mysteriously left the court during the first quarter in games three and four. well, turns out, he had a very good reason. >> giannis, this is the second game in a row you went out early in the first quarter. just curious what was going on there. >> what the hell you say politely. i think -- a tinkle. a tinkle? yeah, yeah. [ applause ] >> anthony: the greek fre

[ cheers and applause ] all right, tonight, from milwaukee, game four of the nba finals. and whether you're rooting for the bucs or the suns, it's important to remember that no matter who wins, they're all a bunch of millionaires who get to wear shorts to work. [ laughter ] mm-hm. much of the focus this year has been on the star of the bucs, the greek freak, giannis antetokounmpo. not only is he impossible to defend, he is also impossible to pronounce. >> milwaukee bucs is phoenix suns opened up the nba finals with giannis antetokounmpo. > the nba player giannis antetokounmpo caught my eye. >> milwaukee's giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> with giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo had 20 points. >> adele dazeem. >> anthony: somehow john travolta got the closest. we're going to have some fun tonight. our guest is the one and only dwayne johnson. [ cheers and applause ] yes. okay, enough already. you know, when i inter

. >>> nba champions. the milwaukee bucks end a 50-year title drought and also achieve a rare feat only done four times before in league four times before in league history. captioning funded by cbs >>> well, good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we're going to begin today with new troubling information about the highly contagious strain of the coronavirus. health officials say the delta variant, the most dominant strain in the nation, now accounts for 83% of covid-19 cases here in the u.s. and a new cdc report this morning shows life expectancy in the nation declined by 1.5 years from 2019 to 2020. due to the pandemic. that s the largest one-year drop since world war ii. laura podesta is following this for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we were expecting a drop, but perhaps not this significant. the average life expectancy for the overall population is now 77 years and four months. when you break it down by race, it gets even lower. for example, non-hispanic bl

the nba champion and his personal story truly inspiring america. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. i'm kate snow in for lester tonight, and this is where we're at tonight, one thousand new covid infections are being reported in this country every hour the focus is again on the spread of the delta sty is calling into question the so& johnson vaccine against that delta variant, but that study has limitations. what there is no doubt about is the effects the delta variant is having on the unvaccinated, and even in rare cases on children with many health care workers across the country still unvaccinated, today the nation's largest city announced it would require workers in city-run hospitals to get the covid shot. our gabe gutierrez has the latest >> reporter: as the u.s. sees a thousand new covid infections every hour, a new study suggests that the one-shot johnson & johnson vaccine may be less effective against the delta variant, and that the 13 million people who have received it may need a booster. the cdc does not recommend that, and the study is

last year, the nba opened up 23 facilities to use as voter registration and polling places. alma, we have talked about this over the last year or two particularly, when organizations and people such as ballplayers use their great influence, it has a huge effect , doesn't it? >> it does because they have a huge influence. there is no way of escaping it, it is just the way it is. it is one of those things where our focus tends to shift. now we are back in the pandemic and the way things are going there. you know this equity is something we can't ignore and we need to make sure we are still focusing on that, along with the other issues we are dealing with. >> true. if you have a big platform, like the nba does, i think you have to go use it for good and this is one of the better things. >> that makes a lot of sense. if you stand and don't do anything and be implicit-->> especially when you have the megaphone. >> absolutely. use it for good. >>> finally now rounding out the four at 4:00, birth berkley helps to be a trendsetter. it will serve vegan meals at buildings. what the re

he was the 7th overall selection in tonight's nba draft. and that's not the last we'll hear from the warriors. however, coming, though, was a guy who was projected to go right around 7. so not a huge shock. this is who i saw the warriors picking on. he is a versatile defender. he's a power forward or small forward at 6 foot 6, 2, 100, 10 pounds. he's actually from the democratic republic of congo. like i mention move to the u.s. in 2016 just to play basketball. now he is a familiar face for anyone around the bay area who might follow the g league. he just finished up his first g league season with the nba ignite the g league ignite which place just down the road in walnut creek. so he's already familiar with the bay area, which is a great thing to see. he averaged 15.8 points per game and 7 rebounds per game with the ignite. so really had a successful season. we saw a lot of athleticism from him. he's a guy that actually kron 4. we've been following our sports director jason to moss has been covering him and showing a number of his highligh

nba finals champagne. we start by taking the finest of french and crushing them to perfection. we take the actual floor mops used on the nba finals court, wring a comne i g to me a delicy unique sparkling wine. real champagne grapes mixed with real players' sweat, so you know it's good. nba finals champagne. it's gross. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> wanda: now that things are opening up and folks are getting back out there, i wanted to do my part to bring people together. i've said many times, i believe every white person should have at least one black friend. do you have any black friends? >> guillermo: one. [ laughter ] >> wanda: who? >> guillermo: his name is james. yeah. he's one of the grips. >> wanda: you got a work friend? a black friend? >> guillermo: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> wanda: well, tonight, i thought i would take matters into my own hands. in a game i call "who wants to win a black friend?" [ cheers and applause ] i'm going to ask james about this friends

. >> well, it's not often that booktv features nba players, but the nba player on your screen is also the founder of a book club. he's played in the past for the bucks, the warriors, the clippers, the jazz and most recently with the beijing royal fighters. mr. ekpe, how did you start your book club in -- can club? >> guest: good afternoon. thank you for having me. i it started while i was in milwaukee with the bucks. the media relations guy who's still there now, we just wanted a unique way to intera act with fans. and i didn't grow up a book reader, and that a became a hobby of b mine. i thought it would be cool to have a guy like myself open up a book club. >> host: and, well, looking at the book shelves behind you, it looks like of you have become a book reader. what sparked -- what made that change? >> guest: a couple of things. in college my best friend to this day, his name's banning done greer, he would also send me articles on different things in life like finance, business, investing opportunities, and i would just always is ask him to paraphrase it for me, and we would talk

in what's on about the nba finals this time compared to last time? we have a real fan experience. able to actually watch and enjoy, and the players get the benefit of that. >> it makes all the difference. you can feel the energy even if you are watching it at home. absolutely. thank you all for joining us here, enjoy the game tonight. >> for spencer christian, all of us we appreciate your time. we will see you again tonight at 11:00, connect 24/7 at abc7news.com. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ majestic mountains... we're made for. scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and us

the nba draft tonight. did the worriers get better? we will talk more about it with the number 7 and 14th draft picks. >>> the nba draft up top. players names were called. blank stares from the liens were formed following the list of previous warriors number 7 overall draft pick stefan curry and chris mullen. say hello to jonathan kuminga. and 18-year-old forward who came from the congo in 2016. he skipped college, developed his game in the delete program. he had been projected as a top- five selection yet slipped to 7. >> then the dubs went out and picked up forward moses moody out of kansas. there he is. 6'11" wingspan. the team considered taking him with the seventh pick but considered more pro-ready than jonathan kuminga as each are eager to be on the floor with steph curry, thompson, andy greene. >> i feel like my game will go from the bottom to the top as long as i stick around them. >> i don't even know what all they are going to teach me. i know they have small tricks and nuances to get an advantage on another team. given how g

he's a four-time nba champion, four-time nba finals mvp, and a four-time taco tuesday customer of the week. [ laughter ] his brand-new movie is called "space jam: a new legacy." check this out. >> whoa! what in the world? >> mommy? what just happen >> lebron! >> hey, what is going on? where's dom? >> i don't know. but i have to go play this game to save everyone -- >> bugs bunny? >> what's up, doc? >> that's kind of normal around here. [ cheers and applause ] >> arsenio: "space jam: a new legacy" opens in theatres and on hbo max on friday. please welcome, from your los angeles lakers and my cleveland cavaliers, lebron james. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> arsenio: you've been famous for so long, at such a young age, do you ever get sick of it? i have a friend who before you came here, when you were a cavalier, you came in a restaurant after a clipper game and the l.a. people stood up and clapped. >> much appreciated. much appreciative, man. and i'm happy to be in l.a. now. [ cheers and applause ] it means even more. so thank you, thank

how did he get to the nba? things got very serious for the great government when he was about to sign as in a -- as a nigerian athlete, and they said, no, you were greek. he put on tony five kilograms of muscle under that incredible frame and became known as the greek freak. because people couldn't say his name. now they know their name much better. then you get the sport in achievement. now the finals m.v.p. a giant cherry on top. 50 points in a historic game. he dragged his team over the line and he answered the one remaining question, can he do it on the biggest age? -- the biggest stage? brent: yes, he can. and he loves and respect his mother. you have to love him for that. the first temperature for the books since 1971, this is going to lead to them dominating in years to come. >> i don't think so. brent: you think it is a one-off? >> this could be. superstars have left recently smaller teams for brighter light and more opportunities to win a championship, shaquille o'neal goes to play with l.a. this was a

>>> nba. glass on the box were in the nba jabbar had not been that far removed from the name well center. 1974. tonight home standing atlanta in game 6 made him work for it. trcs young goes for atlanta. he was hit fr a run. watch this move. how did he get the shot off? holiday scored 24. was onto the nba finals for the first time against 1974. sadly the end of the series meant the end of the 55 year career who called his last game. longevity made him simply marvelous. the voice of the rangers, out of the university factory. i cannot believe it's over. i have to follow that up by voicing over soccer highlights. they got it done against ukraine. they scored twice in the match. england shut out ukraine 4-0. fans in the of nnota hostwhite. 82nd minute. the native scored his first career and led to a 2-to draw. we are bringing back. i have a text from his brother steve albert. all these do his work. he just worked and steve said he's got plenty of time to play table tennis with his brothers. >> tha

the bucks are nba champs for the first time in 50 years. the mvp talks about struggling to pay for food just eight years ago in greece. >>> after his historic flight to space, amazon founder jeff bezos faces criticism for his comments about his employees and customers. >>> swimming in extra cash. how one couple made $100,000 renting out their pool. >>> and from the future of train travel to tom brady's comedy at the white house to the breakfast cereal that's really popping, all the trending stories for your wednesday morning. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the delta variant of the coronavirus being described as a raging forest fire overwhelming some hospitals. >> about 3,000 americans are now being hospitalized every day and one major concern is children. doctors in florida report infections among kids under 12 who are not eligible for the vaccine rose 87% in the last week. >> more restrictions are being announced in clark county, nevada, home to las vegas, a new indoor mask mandate for employees. in new york city a new

this morning, after the phoenix suns 118-105 victory over the milwaukee buck, in game one of the nba finals, we are meeting a super fan. >> a little extra love on the sun, one of their biggest fans, and here to tell all, we have will ganss. >> zoreen looking like a literal ray of sun this morning nur yellow but this woman has been rooting for the suns, even though they haven't seen an nba final since '93 she never gave up hope and now she is ready to see her beloved suns rises to the top. >> you could say joanne ralph has a sunny disposition. >> i never criticize them, i never flip them off, i just look at them and go this, like this, but that's why b-it. >> even when it comes to fair weather fans of her beloved phoenix surgeon the 81-year-old has been a suns super fan since moving to arizona back in the '80s. >> i just watched the suns instead of detroit. and it was, i just got hooked on them. >> while she's thrilled her team is back in the finals this year, she still calls connie hawkins her all time favorite player recalling the time the two had a discussion about whether joanne w

it's pretty typical nba player diet right there, right? >> it probably explains your first answer of the evening being a blur, brook. brook lopez, my man, we followed you a long time since those days at stanford. it has really been a pleasure to watch you all these years. you're still an old school center some would say in a lot of ways and just picked up an nba championship, so congratulations to you and the city, my man. >> thank you. thank you for having me here today. >> congratulations. well deserved. well deserved. you had to bring up the press conference -- you couldn't let him off the hook. >> just a sip, t.j. >>> we are live from new jersey as the garden state re-opens and says, "rise & shine." >>> "gma's" summer concert series is sponsored by caesars rewards. every way you play. series sponsored by caesars rewards. every way you play. well you are. ♪ or how hard we work to find answers, partners, and hope. ♪ we make medicine. ♪ not just for some ♪ but for everyone. ♪ ♪ ♪ heading back b to school isne. more exciting

do you think there will be similar agreements with the nhl and nba? >> all of these next-generation companies are at an advantage. like draftkings, fan dual, they're not being positioned as hospitality companies with a casino wrapped in it. they are big data companies. draftkings has been growing very quickly. they went out and built $20 million plus in value. they are a pretty simple model, that each state legalizes and is more and more states want to legalize, they want to take commerce that has been done in the shadows and bring it into the sunshine and it will create jobs, it creates taxes. we just opened the first sports book in an arena. i deal with william hill. it will probably due to hundred -- $250 million worth of handles in the first month it is open. it has created a whole new sector of growth for sports books by making in context gaming within an arena where sports fans come. and it really starts to show the power of the platform of professional sports in a way that we can nest and test and bring to a wide base of consumers and partners.

impacted nba season ended tonight with giannis, the greek god of basketball. leading the milwaukee bucks to the championship. estimated 65,000 people outside the arena in the deer district. fear the deer and fear the suns in the second quarter. chris paul, a jumper. giannis puthorts the thirdte sced 20 in the period on his way to 50 for the night. brook lopez, with authorityth. he is an nba championmpionmpion evening. fourth quarter, giannis. the bucks take it. the suns could not stop them attacking the rim. they're getting ready milwaukee and mikannos. >> i started playing basketball just to, you know, help my family. don't let nobody tell you what you can do, what you cannot do. >>> giants and dodgers, love with the long-ball. alex dickerson deep to right and it is gone. solo blast gives the giants a 2-1 lead. the giants smacked four game. mike yastrzemski givings the giants a 2-run lead, which they would blow. will smith tonight's game over, drive home safely. >>> how about the a's? playing the angels this afternoon. wrapping up a two-game mini-series at th

it isn't often that booktv features nba players. but the player on your screen, ekpe udoh, is also the founder of a book club. he's played in the past for the box, the warriors, clippers, the jazz and recently the beijing royal fighters. but mr. ekpe udoh, how did you start your book club? >> guest: good afternoon. thank you again for having me. ekpe's book club started while i was in milwaukee with a book. a media relations guy was there. it was a unique way to interact with fans. i didn't grow up a book reader, and that became a hobby of mine. i thought it would be cool to open up a book club. >> host: looking at the bookshelf behind you, it looks like you have become a book reader. what sparked your -- what made that change? >> guest: i think it was a couple of things. in college, my best friend would always send me articles, finances, business opportunities [inaudible] and then we would talk about it. and then i think i was in miami and i had a wild night. my bible was next to me from the previous night. i started reading the bi

vice president and managing director at nba asia. scott, great to have you with us. the nba has experienced asian games at the head of the pandemic here in the u.s. seeing what is happening across japan, what would you say are some of the safety measures that are needed in order to really carry out these games safely? scott: good morning. it is great to be with you. it has been amazing to watch the start of the olympics. it is great to have the athletes competing again and performing at the highest level. the ioc has put in some of the strictest pandemic measures that they could possibly put in. going back 1.5 years, when we established the bubble in orlando and started our season, we had to focus on making sure that our players, our staff, and all the administration was going to be safe and it was going to be an environment where they could comfortably perform at the highest level which is necessary in the olympics and the ioc has done the same thing, testing every day, and making sure that he athletes have whatever they need to be

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obama announced the partnership with nba africa yesterday in a video message. the league says the venture will help advance its social responsibility efforts across the continent. >> by investing in communities, promoting gender equality, and cultivating the love of the game of basketball, i believe that nba africa can make a difference for so many of africa's young people. >> nba africa conducts the league's business on the continent including the basketball africa league which began play this year. mr. obama will have a minority equity stake in the new venture. >>> and 37 years after the release of "ghostbusters," america is going to see it again. sony pictures released a trailer for the new movie "ghostbusters afterlife," yesterday. >> what is happening here? >> somehow the town with no fault lines is shaking on a daily basis. >> newcomer paul rudd joins some of the original cast including bill murray, dan aykroyd, sigourney weaver, and ernie hudson. there's even a scene where the marshmallow man wreaked havoc in a supermarket. it's set for release in novemb

how has this man become the superstar of the nba finals? welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, the u.k., andround the world. in january of 2020 the u.k. and eu agreed and signed the brexit withdrawal agreement today the u.k. government ministers have been pushing to change one of the most contentious issues, the northern ireland protocol. under the protocol a range of products, maybe food, has to be checked when they arrive from britain to make sure that they are in line with eu standards. because northern ireland has a land border with you state and republic of ireland, they want to prevent goods that don't match its standards from entering the single market through here. day the u.k. braggs administer said it needed a huge overhaul and he argues that the current situation is damaging to the u.k. >> the protocol requires there to be no impact or minimized impact on the everyday lives of people in northern ireland. the fact is that is not being observed and it is one of the major problems with the current situation. >> then came this mo

pam moore has the night off. >> the 2021 nba draft going on right now. some big decisions were made at chase center. these players, you see here were both drafted by the warriors in the first round kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills live at the warriors house chase center with some developing details hey, guys, we're all set up here in the media staging area at chase center just waiting to hear from warriors. general manager bob myers. i think everyone's really curious just to see what he has to say after so many reports of the warriors have been trying to trade these lottery picks. they made tonight, however, overall, i would say this was an excellent draft class for the warriors. everyone really seemingly happy with the picks they made. first with the 7th overall selection. >> in the 2021 nba draft. they chose jonathan coming guy. he's a 6 foot 8, 210 pound forward from the democratic republic of congo. the recently played just over the bay bridge. in fact, for the g league ignite out of walnut creek coming to average 15.8 rebounds a rather points and

you know, the only thing i can really think of is usually in the nba, they have the nba -- i hate to use that reference -- the stands. usually they're outside the hotel, outside the arenas, asking for autographs. it was this one man in particular, i couldn't remember his name, bless his heart. he was an older guy. he looked a little creepy, you know what i mean? [ laughter ] guys can look a little creepy, old guys with hats, you know what i mean? [ laughter ] especially when it's 22 degrees outside. >> phoebe: yeah. >> somebody wants your autograph? it sounds kind of cool, but when it happens -- it's great, and he's a normal dude. >> phoebe: right. >> i hope he's well. i hope you're watching, good to see you, my guy. [ laughter ] but you were creepy, you know? just a little bit. it's like, "phoebe, can i have your autograph? sign it right there." and you just saw him last week. man, i signed that, what happened to the other thing that i signed? [ laughter ] >> phoebe: so i like a lot of different kinds of music, so do you. my favorite band is u2. i heard you're a big bruce springstee

but i think the nba, this is business for them at the end of the day too. it is. and credit to them, again, what they did economically. i would like to see the signs on the sidelines and we'll see if they're going to emulate the nfl and input those signs in some capacity in the season moving forward. >> great stuff as always we're both from philly our team is not in it. really quick, your finals prediction >> i'm rooting for chris paul and monte williams he's a great guy i'm rooting for them from afar, but this is a great finals series pretty good ratings. i think this is a great series i think the suns are going to pull it out. at the now footprint center. >> i'll text you later about this one great stuff. >>> canada could soon reopen its borders to u.s. tourists, that's the word from justin trudeau he says fully vaccinated americans may be able to visit the country as early as next month. the border has been closed to nonessential travel since march of last year the prime minister added canada should be in position to welcome fully vaccinated travelers from all

he's now made around 2 billion dollars since he entered the nba in 1984 he owns an nba team. jordan's money is thanks in large part to endorsements including nike and now his jordan brand. all right. let's go and take a live look outside right now. it is a traffic time and as you can see, that >> heading through walnut creek there still pretty slow. >> on 6.80 at the commute direction. pretty congested. more and more people heading back to the office at least for now see where that goes to. we meteorologists that. erica caturay here with us now. and what's the rest of the week. the weekend looking like. >> well, tomorrow is actually going to be warmer compared to what we saw today and saturday supposed to be pretty nice as well before it turns out more gray come sunday. here's a shot out over berkeley can see the blue skies, though temperatures a little cooler, though. first is what we saw yesterday. here's a look at our current temperatures 73 right now in san jose. do you see a little bit of clouds along the coast here but overall, looking dry throughout the bay area, high

he is an nba championnn evening. fourth quarter, giannis. the buck the suns could not stop them attacking the rim. they're getting ready milwaukee and mikannos. >> i started playing basketball just to, you know, help my family. don't let nobody tell you what you can do, what you cannot do. >>> giants and dodgers, love with the long-ball. alex dickerson deep to right and it is gone. solo blast gives the giants a 2-1 lead. the giants smacked four game. mike yastrzemski givings the giants a 2-run lead, which they would blow. will smith tonight's game over, drive home safely. es this afternoon. wrapping up a two-game mini-series at the coliseum. no score in the fourth. matt olson, home run for the second straight day. only toledo. makes it 1-0 athletic athletics. a's break it home late. lorian oh, 2-0 in the [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >> you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more wi

nba final that was nuts. >> the team finally breaks through the nba finals but tonight's win puts milwaukee on the verge for the first time in a half century. stick around, sports is next. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. an epic comeback has milwaukee just one win away from their first nba title in 50 years. game five of the nba finals, in phoenix. now, the suns were hot early. bridges drills the triple. suns up 16, in the first quarter. but the bucs would retake the lead by halftime. it's a one-point game. 20 seconds to go. drew holiday picks the pocket of devon booker. then, watch this. to giannis antetokounmpo. the bucs eclipse the suns, 123-119. they lead the series, three games to two, they can close it out tuesday in milwaukee. >> announcer: it's back there and it's gonna go! >> he did it when he was with the diamondbacks and he does it with the cardinals. paul goldschmidt puts st. louis, up 3-nothing. giants get one back in the 7th. a run scores but the giants' five-game winning streak it over. >>> at the coliseum, the a's taking on cleveland, 2-1 in the eighth. reyez. watch th

he will be able to guard in the nba next season. we haven't chatted with moody yet, but we did talk to coming to after he got elected. >> don't stay is a team. it's a good team. and just maybe so they go. instead, i feel the perfect for me and i'm really excited to be a part of it that going to make night kerry, i gets ohtani bay that. thing i'm just surprised. and really like looking for for his side. i'm used to the city. so it's going back home again. >> got a chance to watch him play last year. walnut creek. he's a heck of an athlete he hasn't met steve kerr yet. so that has to happen now, the giant they wrapped up their three-game series against the dodgers. brandon crawford was back on the i o and that was his first hit down the left-field line. 2 runs come in to score the giants. grab an early 2, nothing lead. welcome home. beecroft. welcome back. i should say. how about johnny cueto up and down season but he was all up today. it's max muncy to chase there. he would throw 5 innings plus of shutout ball 5 strikeouts 6. any up

nba finals game one. phoenix taking on milwaukee and taking game one but the bucks got a surprise return from one of its superstars. kaylee hartung in phoenix with the highlights for us, good morning to you, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, t.j. i know you were so responsible last night, so let me fill you in on what happened here. chris paul was masterful. he's waited 16 seasons for this moment and he was ready for it. suns coach monty williams has said when it's going like that you just want to space the floor well and let him orchestrate and before this packed arena full of suns fans, chris paul went to work. >> chris paul's first finals game has been a brilliant performance. >> reporter: the phoenix suns were too hot to handle. >> here come the suns. catches the lob. >> chris paul, clean look for three. booker to paul, three-pointer. >> that's good. >> reporter: taking game one of the nba finals. >> it's good. paul on the drive. layup is good. chris paul pouring it on right now. paul for three. bang. >> repo

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