. >> reporter: it was 20 years ago this spring kobe bryant wasn't kobe bryant just yet playing in his last high school game and lucky for me, i was the analyst for the tv broadcast, a front row seat to the start of an all-time great career. his, not mine. >>> it was the 1996 big school state championship game. kobe bryant was the consensus the country at lower marion high. he is a good jump shooter and kobe bryant can split seams and get to the basket. lower marion was a big favorite over lake erie prep and kobe dropping 31 a game was the reason why. >> well he is a special player and showed us that right there. prep has done a great job on him. when you get out in a running game that's exactly why prep want to avoid a running game. >> prep double teamed kobe out of a match-up zone all night. when he zipped in the open floor he was something else. >> tough shot. he was floating. tough shot. oh, no. wow. >> bryant scored only 17 points, 14 under average, but it was clear he was special. >> you have to appreciate a beautiful basketball player and we have gotten a quick glimpse why kobe

congrats to kris bryant. ((chris maathuis)) the fight of the year could end up being saturday's light heavyweight title fight. andre ward and sergey kovalev meet as unbeaten warriors and two of the best in the business. this is only the third time that two unbeaten boxers are meeting who are ranked in the top four pound for pound. andre ward/challenger: "i've never won big fights by doing one thing, i typically do the opposite of what people think i'm going to sergey kovalev/champ: "if you're never nervous its not good.. but i'm in the best shape right now... before this fight." andre ward is from the east bay area... so he's a huge raiders fan... so when he was asked about the raiders possibly moving to vegas... he wasn't too keen on the idea. andre ward: "it's more revenue, it's business... no disrespect las vegas but i hope they stay where they are and don't come here, because we need them in the bay area.. we've dealt with this before when they went to la. but i'm going to do what i do, whether they leave

bryant makes the play-- it's over!! secure that big win in marissa kynaston joins us from bonanza high school where bryant graduated. marissa? couple... 13 action news reporter parker collins is live at u-n-l-v... to tell us about the free event going on tonight. there's going to be a huge concert tonight... all for hillary clinton.. guess who's going to be there? world famous d-j steve aoki will be performing. and bill clinton will be up there too... not only are they trying to get people to vote for hillary... but they're trying to get people to vote early. doors open at five tonight at the cox pavillion. on the other side... donald trump junior is in town too.... he'll be talking a little after three today at ahern manufacturing with a mystery guest. reporting live parker collins thirteen action news. happening today... it's a big day for donald it's a big day for donald trump's wife...melania. she is hitting the campaign trail today in pennsylvania after keeping a low profile the past few months. this will be her fi

jon tritsch: kris bryant was all in.. he powered a comeback he pushed a franchise with fearlessness he punctuated history with a smile.. kris bryant/cubs: "i'm so happy. i can't even put into words how this feels.") ((christianne klein)) now at 6:30. we're always on at las vegas now dot com and our app ... along with facebook and twitter. ((paul joncich)) >> be sure to watch 8 news now at 11... have a good night./// now at 11... have a good night./// with all of the shenanigans danny tarkanian's pulled in nevada -- helping set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors, scheme, then sticking taxpayers with the bill -- imagine the shenanigans tarkanian would pull in washington. it's why we can't afford tarkanian in congress, ever. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- an attorney from buffalo, new york... a student from middletown, rhode island... and our returning champion, a freelancer consultant from higganum, connecticut... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and appl

cubs-- and supporting bryant. the chicago cubs defeated the cleveland indians 8-7 in game 7 last night-- and it was bonanza high school graduate-- kris bryant-- who helped lead the cubs to their first world series win in over a hundred years. bryant charged the slow roller-- made a nice throw to first base for that final out. things were going our way this year, this was our year, and i feel so fortunate to be a it's a big day for donald she is hitting the campaign trail today in pennsylvania after keeping a low profile the past few months. this will be her first campaign speech since she spoke at the republican national convention over the summer... she took a lot of criticism for that speech that many say was plagarized from a speech from first lady michelle obama... just in this morning.... the economist has just endorse hillary clinton for president... they endorsed her saying quote "trump would be a terrible a music star and a major politician are joining forces today here in las vegas... and it's a bit of an

bryce for his mvp and bryant for his rookie of the year award. congrats to kris bryant. ((chris maathuis)) there's a big fight coming up this saturday night at t-mobile... two fighters that haven't tasted defeat. champion sergey kovalev fights challenger andre ward. this fight has been a year in the making and it's coming at the right time and in the right place. there's no trash talking, it's two warriors looking to win the light heavyweight belts. in fact there were no war of words.. just a lot of confidence from the promoters. (( )) yormark/promoter roc nation; "this is an opp to make history it write the latest chapter in andre's legend and close the book on sergey. kathy duva/main ev tell your friends mma is better then boxing get them to come over and see this one because theyr'e going to make big fans out of a lot of people on saturday night. james prince/manager; "i dont' know if you know the story of david and goliath that's what we're dealing with here. come sat., night we'll have the modern day david which is andre award. from two pretty confident guys... one

street there's no way to evaluate the bryant street impacts in existence against the eir because the cumulative impacts of this project and the other 50 plus in the mission were not considered so the yellow area as you can see will be options abc and preferred that we looked at and moved beyond that into new territories to the option and mitigations that were considered in the eastern neighborhoods versus the bryant street impacts that were not studied in the underlying neighborhood because their outing outside the scope we've exceeded the numbers in the eir quote the number of foreseeable issues may see the p eir by approximately 3 hundreds and 50 dwelling units there is an agreement we have exceeded this staff report goes on to say that residential totals along with an expected translation to a population increase somehow allows this despite not studied this impact from the case report again quote the total number of non-residential is well below the maximum evaluated in the p eir as the overall population increase population is not identified in those eastern neighborhoods plan as

two olympic medals and gave the fans what they wanted to see. >> bryant for three. got it! >> reporter: this really was kobe's night with a whopping 60 points. >> kobe bryant. >> there it is. >> reporter: lots of celebrities were out in full force to watch with shaquille o'neal, snoop dogg and jay z in the house and of course lakers courtside fixture jack nicholson. after the game an emotional kobe bryant addressing the sold out crowd and reflecting on his two decades in l.a. >> i can't believe how fast 20 years went by. i mean, this is crazy. mamba, out. [ cheers and applause ] >> and he drops the mike. at the end. >>> so in addition to everything else the lakers gave bryant and his wife some big wling as a going away present. >> you could say that. those are his and hers matching rings with the nearly five carats of diamonds and about 70 grams of 14 karat gold and also include a diamond for each of kobe's championships, his two jersey numbers and his nickname. >> all right. we'll switch topics and get more serious. the texas teen known for his affluenza defense has been s

adiÓs de kobe bryant. enrique: no hay que fan de el basquetbol ni de los lakers para reconocer la calidad de kobe bryant. ♪ ♪ ilia:uno de los sueÑos mÁs grandes que el hombre de poder volar parece que no estÁ muy lejos. le vamos a presentar esto que ya es marca registrada y permite volar sin necesidad de alas. enrique: el lanzamiento del invento se hizo en redes sociales con mÁs de 1 millÓn y medio de personas. el aparato puede alcanzar alturas de hasta 10.000 pies, al amanecer en el aire cerca de 10 minutos. ilia: increÍble. parecido al del agua pero propulsado. enrique: nada que ver. ilia: enrique! mantÉngase en sintonÍa a continuaciÓn contacto deportivo con la final de

here is kris bryant. took a ball and now another. >> john: the curveball command early on but as the game goes on, he gets a better feel for the pitch. tonight's weather, a little cold. see how he commands the pitch must again goes on. >> joe: 2-1. indians have thrown four shutouts this postseason. 2-2. that's the pitch that's going to the slider-curveball combination. bauer wants the ball up to give his curveball better effect for he will throw a hiker fall, 12-6 break. if you look at the hands of a clock, you will see what the curveball is doing. cubs cannot afford to expand the strike zone with either of those pitches. >> joe: 2-2. that is into write for a base hit. kris bryant has his first world series hit. and now they lincoln motor company keys to the game. to command the strikes on. i'm not talking about arrieta. i'm talking about the offense of the cubs. get bauer and the strike zone. you are better if you don't expand the strike zone. i think the one thing they've on base, steal bases. everythin

kobe bryant ending his 20 year career in storybook fashion. we will tell you about it, stock market futures ahead of "the opening bell," thursday morning, dow futures giving back big gains, dow 37 points, nasdaq futures down 10 points this morning. nicole: citizens against government waste released their pig book which highlights what they consider the worst porkbarrel government spending project and there have been quite a few of them. remember $15 million devoted to catfish inspection? the latest report finds nicole: one of those is for a $120 million upgrade of the abrams am 1 tank which got opposition from the pentagon. there are 2001 part in the california desert and the pentagon would rather create a new generation of tanks than upgrade the m1. for more on the government's outlandish spending, gerri willis has this. gerri: remember when the government spent tax dollars on this project? that is the shrimp on the treadmill. congress approved $5 billion on projects like that, 90% increase since 2014. some of those products include $10 milli

here is kris bryant. took a ball and now another. >> john: the curveball command is never where he wanted to be early on but as the game goes on, he gets a better feel for the pitch. tonight's weather, a little cold. see how he commands the pitch must again goes on. >> joe: 2-1. indians have thrown four shutouts this postseason. 2-2. >> john: high fastball. we talked about kluber throwing the slider-curveball combination. bauer wants the ball up to give his curveball better effect for he will throw a hiker fall, 12-6 break. if you look at the hands of a clock, you will see what the curveball is doing. cubs cannot afford to expand the strike zone with either of those pitches. >> joe: 2-2. that is into write hit. kris bryant has his first world series hit. and now they lincoln motor company keys to the game. to command the strikes on. i'm not talking about arrieta. i'm talking about the offense of the cubs. get bauer and the strike zone. you are better if you don't got to do is get the lead, get on base, st

kobe bryant stole the show. the black ma ma gave fans a show and his team a rin to retiwin t style. >> what can i say? mamba out. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> it was a hall of fame wort y y finale. the last game of a remarkable career kobe bryant came through with a remarkable performance. bryant carried the lakers with a win over utah and saving his best game of the season for last. even bryant said he was shocked. teri okita has our report from los angeles. >> reporter: the night belonged to basketball star kobe bryant who ended one of the most successful careers in nba history. scoring a season high 60 points and a win in his final game. >> i spent 20 years here. i mean, you can't write something like this. >> reporter: black mamba, brian's nickname received kudos from famous friends. >> this has been absolutely beautiful. i can't believe it's come to an end. you guys will always be in my havert. >> repor

bryant. the cubs win the world series. bryant makes the play. it's over, and the cubs have finally won at all. with the cubs, no more wait until next year. no more talk of 1908. they win game 7 in 10 heart pounding innings. for good measure, the foot of kris bryant slipped on the final out but he still threw a strike to rizzo, and the cubs, joe maddon in charge, have won the what a game. what a series. what a night. down to tom verducci. >> tom: i'm with kris bryant. describe what it was like to field that last play. speak oh oh, man. i knew i had to get rid of it. that's one of the best games anybody will ever see. >> tom: the 17 minute rain team? what did you do in the clubhouse? to go the best thing for us. we got together and we support each other. chappy was a little bit upset. you know, that guy works his butt off. jason heyward led the way. getting us ready, pumping us up. >> tom: kris bryant and the chicago cubs are world series in 108 years. >> i've never won a no word as a team. this trumps everything. i'm so happy. i can't even really

basically closed off bryant street as it heads up towards the hall of justice. 850 bryant. there are multiple road closures in the area. we were lucky enough to come off of i-80. and as soon as we exited, we saw chp officers blocking off the exit ramp to this location. you can see all the way down here that everyone that is on 8th street is being diverted on to that other street over there. because no one is being allowed in this area where we are. 8th and bryant right near the hall of justice. we are about a block away. i want to bring in now rosie clark. you were inside the hall of justice and part of the lockdown. what was happening. >> when i came down the stairs and i went up the front door, everything was blocked off. they wouldn't let anyone out. there was about 150 people all standing there, trying to get out. and i asked someone, do you know what is going on? they said apparently there is a bomb. i remember thinking to myself if there's a bomb, i want to be out of the building. i don't want to be in here if there's a bomb. i was a little frightened. after 20 minute

here is kris bryant. took a ball and now another. >> john: the curveball command is never where he wanted to be early on but as the game goes on, he gets a better feel for the pitch. tonight's weather, a little cold. see how he commands the pitch must again goes on. >> joe: 2-1. indians have thrown four shutouts this postseason. 2-2. that's the pitch that's going to give the cubs some problems. >> john: high fastball. we talked about kluber throwing the slider-curveball combination. bauer wants the ball up to give his curveball better effect for he will throw a hiker fall, 12-6 break. if you look at the hands of a clock, you will see what the curveball is doing. cubs cannot afford to expand the strike zone with either of those pitches. >> joe: 2-2. that is into write for a base hit. kris bryant has his first world series hit. and now they lincoln motor company keys to the game. to command the strikes on. i'm not talking about arrieta. i'm talking about the offense of the cubs. get bauer and the strike zon

bryant makes the cubs have finally won it all!" it only took 108 years, ten innings and a rain delay for the cubs to become world champs once again. last night the cubs won game 7 of the world series... it was a back and forth game but eventually chicago ended up celebrating. and it was hometown kid kris bryant who got the final out of the game -- and some pretty big home runs at key moments in the series. fox5's eric hilt talked with the las vegas native's high school coach -- eric what did he say it was like watching a former player in the fall classic? he said he's almost gotten used to seeing his former player, kris bryant, be successful because of how much hes accomplished in a short time in the mlb. but he said seeing bryant in such a big game was surreal. last night's game 7 sent millions of viewers on a wild ride "i'm sitting on the edge of my seat ...including mike o'rourke... "i was locked in from first pitch until the game was over" the bonanza high school baseball coach isn't a cubs or an indians fan... but he had a big

adiÓs de kobe bryant. enrique: no hay que fan de el basquetbol ni de los lakers para reconocer la calidad de basquetbol ni de los lakers para reconocer la calidad de kobe bryant. y así se ponen 4 a 0 basquetbol ni de los lakers para en la parte baja de lae kobequinta entrada... y hasta acá llegó el joven zurdo. está todo en manos del bullpen. y entra... ¿papa john? parece que papa john se está tomando muy en serio lo de ser patrocinador oficial. ahora llévate dos pizzas medianas de dos toppings por $6.99 cada una. sí, dos pizzas medianas por solo $6.99 cada una. papa john's. la pizza oficial de major league baseball. ♪ ♪ ilia:uno de los sueÑos mÁs grandes que el hombre de poder volar parece que no estÁ muy lejos. le vamos a presentar esto que ya es marca registrada y permite volar sin necesidad de alas. enrique: el lanzamiento del invento se hizo en redes sociales con mÁs de 1 millÓn y medio de personas. el aparato puede alcanzar alturas de hasta 10.000 pies, al amanecer en el aire cerca d

unlike most teenaged phenoms kobe bryant lived up to the hype. he sat down recently with robin roberts -- >> everybody wants to know, why now? >> it was something that evolved the last two years. the achilles injury really frightened me. i was like, my career could be over now. it scared me. what am i going to do next? it was a slow three-year process of kind of evolving to get on where i am. >> reporter: kobe bryant played the game his way on his terms. he leaves it the exact same way. >> one of the most important things that i can share with the younger generation is to accept it all. >> none of us mere mortals will ever play like kobe bryant. but he taught us all a lesson about knowing when to walk away. he once said, my heart can take the pounding, my mind can handle the grind -- but my body knows it's time to say good-bye. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always online on

here is kris bryant. took a ball and now another. >> john: the curveball command is never where he wanted to be early on but as the game goes on, he gets a better feel for the pitch. tonight's weather, a little cold. see how he commands the pitch must again goes on. >> joe: 2-1. indians have thrown four shutouts this postseason. 2-2. that's the pitch that's going to >> john: high fastball. we talked about kluber throwing the slider-curveball combination. bauer wants the ball up to give his curveball better effect for he will throw a hiker fall, 12-6 break. if you look at the hands of a clock, you will see what the curveball is doing. cubs cannot afford to expand the strike zone with either of those pitches. >> joe: 2-2. that is into write hit. kris bryant has his first world series hit. and now they lincoln motor company keys to the game. to command the strikes on. i'm not talking about arrieta. i'm talking about the offense of the cubs. get bauer and the strike zone. you are better if you don't expand th

nats: "and batting for the chicago cubs....kris bryant! woooooo!! bryant! bryant! now this guy can hit! he's from from bonanza high school theatre students! nats: kris bryant go!! woo!! the group just performed this special edition of the 19-77 play.....bleacher bums. the group incorporated chicago cubs shining star.... third baseman kris bryant into the play..... because he is a 20-10 bonanza high school alumnus. michael bardocz, senior theatre student "when they hit the world series everyone was just been on kris bryant....all season long.... with the third baseman being a driving force behind the cubs world series run. torren brozowich, senior baseball player "a guy that good came from a school that i'm going to!" the current bonanza baseball players use bryant as their daily inspiration.... as they cheered him on during this breakout season. danny ruiz, senior baseball player "i try to push myself each day....to be a mirror image of him...but it's hard because talent like that doesn't come often" bryant's former highschool baseball coach has nothing but fond me

kobe bryant's long good-bye comes to an end. one of the most storied stars of the nba lights it up one more time and making an emotional farewell to a city of adoring fans. >> we have new details regarding a secret meeting between donald trump and fox news megyn kelly. while hillary clinton and bernie sanders take to the streets of new york with two very different reactions. >> and new this half hour, jail time for the so-called affluenza teen. >> ethan couch got two years in jail and why his stay there will be a lot tougher than he and his defense team expected. . ♪ to the western sky as someone told me lately ♪ . >> >> and the 12-year-old girl who wickedly knocked it out of the park. >> you've never heard "defy aggravity" quite like this. that's ahead in "the skinny" on this thursday, april 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it is pretty impressive as a 12-year-old. >> what are you, simon cowell? >> it sounded a little pitchy for me. >> tough to impress. all right. >> we'll listen to it a littl

slay the beast on bryant. we need affordable housing in the mission, not luxury housing, and not more evictions like this. thank you. >> thank you. let me call for speakers, please. [calling names] >> my name is catherine gibson and i am performing artist in the mission. i been living in san francisco about 20 years and came because there was a wonderful cultural way of being that we've been seeing more and more defeated over the last few years. i was around south bay throughout the 90sversion spaces and coming together and i believe the scaling back of pdr, the loss of artist space in the city is a real shame. the fact that we don't need more luxury housing. we need affordable housing is of utmost importance. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello my name is scott weaver. i'm with the san francisco tenants union and the united coalition. whatever your tasks is to determine the efficacy of the current environment impact report of pei are. this project because this project refers to the eir. wh

desde el escenario la casa Ós bryant. enrique: no hay que fan de u ra reconocer la calidad de ♪ ♪ ilia:uno de los sueÑos mÁs grandes que el hombre de poder volar parece que no estÁ muy lejos. le vamos a presentar esto que ya es marca registrada y permite volar sin necesidad de alas. enrique: el lanzamiento del vento de 10 minutos. ilia: increÍble. parecido al del agua pero propulsado. enrique: nada que ver. ilia: enrique! mantÉngase en sintonÍa a continuaciÓn contacto deportivo con la final de ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ conde: bienvenidos a contacto deportivo, el estelar kobe bryant llegando por Última vez como jugador profesional. cuantas emociones para the black mamba. mÁs adelante los detalles de este Último partido. el Último adiÓs de este jugador de los Ángeles lakers. presentador: bienvenidos a contacto deportivo es un dÍa

"here's the oh- bryant... the cubs win the world series!! bryant makes the play! it's over, and the cubs have won it all!" this is the moment cubs fans have waited more than this is the moment cubs fans have waited more than a century for! the cubs were victorious... after a nail-biting, ten- inning game seven of the world series. and it was hometown hero kris bryant... who made that last winning move! fox5's eric hilt sat down with one of bryant's high school coaches and is live in the newsroom. he said he's almost gotten used to seeing bryant have so much success, but seeing him in such a big game was still surreal. sent millions of viewers on a wild ride "i'm sitting on the edge of my seat almost" ...including mike o'rourke... "i was locked in from first pitch until the game was over" the bonanza high school baseball coach isn't a cubs or an indians fan... but he had a big rooting interest. "we're obviously rooting for kris for him to do well and for him to win" standup: "because before bryant was making big plays on the biggest stage there is - game 7 of the w

warriors chasing 73 and a bryant. you see president obama showing that clip of him doing the little dance. >> steve curry dance. >> yeah, exactly. two extraordinary endings there in the nba. take a look. >> overnight not one but two historic moments in basketball with the nba saying good-bye to one legend and crowning a new one. the golden state warriors making history becoming the first team to go 73-9 breaking the legendary '96 bulls record of 72 wins with a victory over the memphis grizzlies. >> the greatest regular season the 2016 golden state warriors. >> also taking the court, kobe bryant in his final nba appearance. >> for the final time, number 24 on the floor, kobe bryant. >> reporter: fans started lining up at the staples center nearly 12 hours before tipoff all to say good-bye to the man known as the black mamba. bryant spent 20 years with the lakers, the most any nba player has spent with a single team, an impressive resume, nba all-star, five nba titles two, almost gold medals. on wednesday night, he gave

here is kris bryant. took a ball and now another. >> john: the curveball command is never where he wanted to be early on but as the game goes on, he gets a better feel for the pitch. tonight's weather, a little cold. see how he commands the pitch must again goes on. >> joe: 2-1. indians have thrown four shutouts this postseason. 2-2. that's the pitch that's going to >> john: high fastball. we talked about kluber throwing the slider-curveball combination. bauer wants the ball up to give his curveball better effect for he will throw a hiker fall, 12-6 break. if you look at the hands of a clock, you will see what the curveball is doing. cubs cannot afford to expand the strike zone with either of those pitches. >> joe: 2-2. that is into write hit. kris bryant has his first world series hit. and now they lincoln motor company keys to the game. to command the strikes on. i'm not talking about arrieta. i'm talking about the offense of the cubs. get bauer and the strike zone. you are better if you don't got to do

bryant fouls it back. strike one. one ball, one straight. >> john: at this point, shaw is trying to will a ground ball. when i say will it's, you are talking about a great hitter who lifts the ball in bryant. you have to make a great pitch that he reaches to hit on the ground. otherwise he could gap >> joe: fought it off. good pitch in on the handset 96. bryant checks his bat to make sure there are no cracks. strike two. bryant has gone back-to-back games with the home run last 2-2. >> john: we said earlier the team that handles emotionally the ups and downs will be better suited to win a game. you spent so much energy. cubs got off to a great start counting outs, they got their closer in. the energy gets zapped and shifted to the other side. that rain delay kind of puts it more in neutral. now to create stress for the indians here on the road in extra innings. >> joe: bryant on 2-2. high fly ball into center. that is davis. one step from the wall. tagging is almora with great one out. good heads up baserunning off th

here is kris bryant. to >> john: the curveball command is never where he wanted to be early on but as the game goes on, he gets a better feel for the pitch. tonight's weather, a little cold. see how he commands the pitch must again goes on. >> joe: 2-1. 2-2. that's the pitch that's going to give the cubs some problems. >> john: high fastball. we talked about kluber throwing the slider-curveball combination. bauer wants the ball up to give his curveball better effect for he will throw a hiker fall, 12-6 break. if you look at the hands of a clock, you will see what the curveball is doing. cubs cannot afford to expand the strike zone with either of those pitches. >> joe: 2-2. that is into write for a base hit. kris bryant has his first world series hit. and now they lincoln motor company keys to the game. to command the strikes on. i'm not talking about arrieta. i'm talking about the offense of the cubs. get bauer and the strike zone. you are better if you don't i think the one thing they've got to do is get

that's bryant in the middle. elliott again. and he gets stuffed, as he reaches the line of scrimmage. >> cris: the one area dak prescotts has made some mistakes tonight, is in the red zone. this is huge. a touchdown ends the game. but are you willing to take those sorts of chances now because jim schwartz has had his number with some of these blitzes. >> al: bring witten in as the

and he does. >> reporter: this was kobe bryant's night. testament to his talent and marketability, nike produced this ad to mark the occasion ♪ >> reporter: it's no hype. bryant was hated in most nba arenas. he wasn't so much brash as he was ruthless. his killer instinct so reveered no one balked when he gave himself a nickname, the black mamba, one of the world's deadliest snakes. he came up with the name a year after one confident darkest episodes of his life. >> charges were filed against kobe bryant. >> in 2003, a 19-year-old woman accused him of sexual the charge were eventually dropped. he entered the nba as a brash 18-year-old straight out of high school. the son of a former nba player, he was mature beyond his years. unlike most teenage phenoms, kobe bryant lived up to the hype. he sat down recently with our robin roberts. >> of course, everybody wants to know right now. >> with the achilles injury, that really frightened me. it was a slow three-year process of evolving to get to where i am. >> reporter: he plays the game lis way

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bryant is a home town hero... a world series winner and according to his high school coach, couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. and for his prep coach to have the privilege of coaching bryant is one of his greatest thrills. (( )) derek stafford/bryant's hs coach; "because honestly if im' in the same sentence or one sentence of wikepedia 100 years from now if i was just a footnote in his life which essentially i am to be associated with kris is great." ron kantowski/journalist: "he said something after the game that of all the baseball uhe's never played on a champinshi high school college so for him to do it on this stage what a wonderful start to what's going to be a fantastic career." derek stafford/prep coach; "i've told you this before... outstanding kid, as great at baseball he's even a better human... if that's possible.. the type of kid you'd want your daughter to marry when she gets older. absolutely ounstanding kid." the cubbies and their fans. the headlines across the country are interesting... and wa

behold the power of the bonanza bat..kris bryant.. game is tied.. hope has blown back into the windy city.. still in the 4th..addison russell..infield single..cubs take the 2-1 lead.. cubs up 3-2 heading into the ninth..almost as fun as crashing a wedding.. speaking of swingers..bottom of the 9th.. aroldis chapman gets the indians to miss..cubs win 2 heading back to cleveland..kris bryant believes (kris bryant/cubs: "we went out there to day and took care of business. we have to get out there and win game six because you never know what will happen in a game seven. we're all about writing our own history. this team is a special one. somebody told me today 17 times we've lost a game and came back and won three in a row. so why can't we do that now?") the raiders logo is mystical..it decade in a half it has represented mediocrity..but in 2016..one eye is still covered with a patch..and the other sees a playoff team there have been a lot of great quarterbacks for the silver and black..but none had a better game than derek carr today.. 40 completions fo

that's bryant in the middle. elliott again. and he gets stuffed, as he reaches the line of scrimmage. >> cris: the one area dak prescotts has made some mistakes tonight, is in the red zone. this is huge. a touchdown ends the game. but are you willing to take those sorts of chances now because jim schwartz has had his number with some of these blitzes. >> al: bring witten in as the

that's also a record. >> and in los angeles, kobe bryant closed out his career the jazz. he said he scored so much because his teammates for once i suppose with telling him not to pass the ball. and we have more about kobe's night a little bit later. >> did you see this? this was the president's tweet before the evening, got off to the start, big night he said for basketball warriors chasing 73 and farewell for an all-timer, kobe bryant. the president opposite steph curry doing their jig and later he tweeted his congratulations to the warriors. i wonder which one he was watching or did he -- he probably had picture in picture in yeah, he's the president. he's watching both at the same time. >>> coming up, this might be a good morning to check your 401(k). the reason why straight ahead. >>> plus, a stunning advanced for afar lyzed man gaining use of one of his hands thanks to something going on in his brain. >>> a performance you must now an overnight sensation. hey what are you here for? you getting poked, prodded or pinched?? uhhh yeah, colon cancer screening. hey me too

. >> chris bryant. on the world's biggest stage. >> inches away from sleeping kids, more of this shocking video. >> human air mass, more patchy fog in southern nevada. 63? as you begin your wednesday and chance of rain in the forecast, we'll do that when we ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thining they left out is te truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. connection to the world series. chicago cubs first baseman chris bryant graduated from here in 2010. >> he was a saluteatorian. he was a great baseball player too. gerard ramalho joins us with that. >> well, marie, chris bryant did spent a lot of time on the campus of bonanza high school, quite an impression. he continues to make an impression only it's on the national

even bryant said he was shocked. teri okita has our report from los angeles. >> reporter: the night belonged to basketball star kobe bryant who ended one of the most successful careers in nba history. scoring a season high 60 points and a win in his final game. >> i spent 20 years here. i mean, you can't write something like this. >> reporter: black mamba, brian's nickname received kudos from famous friends. >> this has been absolutely beautiful. i can't believe it's come to an end. you guys will always be in my havert. >> reporter: the 18-time all-star turned pro at just 17, spending his entire career with the los angeles lakers. he helped his team win five titles, was named finals mvp twice, and league mvp in 2008. bryant talked about last nice as a laker after the game. >> putting on my jersey, okay, this is the last time you're putting on a jersey. ♪ do you know what i mean? and last time, ♪ >> reporter: it included hundreds of fans outside. fans forked over $2,000 average on retail tickets with the most expe

here is kris bryant. took a ball and now another. >> john: the curveball command is never where he wanted to be early on but as the game goes on, he gets a better feel for the pitch. tonight's weather, a little cold. see how he commands the pitch must again goes on. >> joe: 2-1. indians have thrown four shutouts this postseason. 2-2. that's the pitch that's going to >> john: high fastball. we talked about kluber throwing the slider-curveball combination. bauer wants the ball up to give his curveball better effect for he will throw a hiker fall, 12-6 break. if you look at the hands of a clock, you will see what the curveball is doing. cubs cannot afford to expand the strike zone with either of those pitches. >> joe: 2-2. that is into write hit. kris bryant has his first world series hit. and now they lincoln motor company keys to the game. to command the strikes on. i'm not talking about arrieta. i'm talking about the offense of the cubs. get bauer and the strike zone. you are better if you don't expand th

unlike most teenaged phenoms kobe bryant lived up to the hype. he sat down recently with robin roberts -- >> everybody wants to know, why now? >> it was something that evolved the last two years. the achilles injury really frightened me. i was like, my career could be over now. it scared me. what am i going to do next? it was a slow three-year process of kind of evolving to get on where i am. >> reporter: kobe bryant played the game his way on his

bryant was hated in most nba arenas. he wasn't so much brash as his killer instincts so revered no one balked when he gave himself a nickname, the black mam mamba, one of the world's deadliest snakes. he came up with the name a year after one of the darkest episodes of his life. >> charges were filed against kobe bryant -- >> reporter: 2003, a 19-year-old woman accused him of sexual assault. the charges were eventually dropped and the civil suit settled out of court. he entered the nba as a brash 18-year-old straight out of high school, the son of a former nba player, mature beyond his years. unlike most teenaged phenoms kobe bryant lived up to the hype. he sat down recently with robin roberts -- >> everybody wants to know, why now? >> it was something that evolved the last two years. the achilles injury really frightened me. i was like, my career could be over now. it scared me. what am i going to do next? it was a slow three-year process of kind of evolving to get on where i am. >> reporter: kobe bryant played the game

strike two on bryant. so there they are, rajai davis in center, michael martinez in third, cody allen on the mound. they are playing deep to cut off any kind of double or extra base hit that would score with two outs. >> joe: bryant for the count of 0-2. that's into right field, that will fall foul. that would have been a test for chisenhall had that been fair, fowler was well around second base when that dropped. >> john: that had a chance to be one of those rare singles the way that ball was barely hit and the spin it had, chisenhall playing is so deep. basically almost to the tracks. >> joe: fourth pitcher of the night, cody allen, trying to end the eighth. runner goes. swing and a miss. the throw to first end of the inning is over. what pitching tonight by cleveland. tomlin, miller, shaw, now cody allen. we go to the ninth, game three we go to the ninth, game three indians on top 1-0. and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain and he prescribed lyrica. nerve dama

kris bryant hasn't -- oh, he just did. barry bonds did not hit well in offense and your team is winning and it's a big reason why. i think it's the gist of this story. a guy poking around all the numbers and going oh, this is interesting. len: who else is on this list? jim: michael saunders is the least clutchy. kris, nelson cruz. chick, when -- which surprises me. addison russell may be the clutchiest guy in the league this year. len: heyward had a big hit. leading off the ninth with a double on jansen and came around

bryant with the big hit. you will hear from chris bryant. pga is rolling into town this week. you will hear from smiley coffman. pacman vargas and the nhra wrapped up. youil champions. >> a whole lot of fans happy with chris bryant and it will be a fantastic night. that's going to do it if this abbreviated version of prime time. but we're back at 11:00 with a full look at news, weather and see ya. [real-time closed captioning provided by u.s captioning >> in the insurance industry it is the death spiral not enough healthy people sign up to pay for the sick. premiums have to go up. >> the rates are getting such that people are saying i'm simply not going to have health insurance. >> it was supposed to provide affordable insurance for everybody. >> likely they are now paying about double what they paid before. under the old market where only healthy people could get in. >> this is the electrical grid 55,000 substations pushing power to 200,000 miles of high vonage transmission lanes. security experts call it a target waiting to be hit. >> what should be happening that is not hap