and for four months, they're like, that's the johnny knoxville movie where he's in the special olympics. we were like, people are going to say that. you said to me, even johnny knoxville doesn't remember that movie anymore. >> jimmy: he's scratched that from his brain. >> we couldn't come up with a name. >> jimmy: you still didn't really. >> your show is called "jimmy kimmel live!" -- you're not live! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you're misstating that. the show is called jimmy kimmel live and people mispronounce it. what i worry about, the show will repeat on hbo a number of times through the week. and then it's confusing if you watch it on thursday, you're like, oh, this is old. >> that's fair. my whole thing, i didn't want to work on the weekends. if you do hbo, sunday night is their big night. and i thought if i had wednesday in the title, i wouldn't have to work. >> yeah, because "any given sunday" wouldn't roll off the tongue. i thought of it and you didn't listen to me. what is the show going to be like? what do you have planned? >> first of all, it's weekly. but we're goi

and for four months, they're like, that's the johnny knoxville movie where he's in the special olympics. we to say that. you said to me, even johnny knoxville doesn't remember that movie anymore. >> jimmy: he's scratched that from his brain. >> we couldn't come up with a name. >> jimmy: you still didn't really. >> your show is called "jimmy kimmel live!" -- you're not live! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you're misstating that. the show is called jimmy kimmel live and people mispronounce it. what i worry about, the show will repeat on hbo a number of times through the week. and then it's confusing if you watch it on thursday, you're like, oh, this is old. >> that's fair. my whole thing, i didn't want to work on the weekends. if you do hbo, sunday night is their big night. and i thought if i had wednesday in the title, i wouldn't have to work. >> yeah, because "any given sunday" wouldn't roll off the tongue. i thought of it a what is the show going to be like? what do you have planned? >> first of all, it's weekly. but we're going to have conversations. try to be topical and big pic

family and friends are gathering in knoxville. her family says the past few days have been difficult. summitt won eight national championships and more games than any other female basketball coach. >>> the flight data recorder from the egyptair passenger jet that crashed in the mediterranean is repaired. the two flight recorders were damaged after they slammed into the sea from paris to cairo last month. there was no distress call and no claim of responsibility. 66 people died in that crash. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," an ikea recall, a popular dresser is blamed in the deaths of three children. >> and a whale off the coast. this is the "cbs morning news." don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ] you get relentless protec

and for four months, they're like, that's the johnny knoxville movie where he's in the special olympics. we were like, people are going to say that. you said to me, even johnny knoxville doesn't remember that movie anymore. >> jimmy: he's scratched that from his brain. >> we couldn't come up with a name. >> jimmy: you still didn't really. >> your show is called "jimmy kimmel live!" -- you're not live! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you're misstating that. the show is called jimmy kimmel live and people mispronounce it. what i worry about, the show will repeat on hbo a number of times through the week. and then it's confusing if you watch it on thursday, you're like, oh, this is old. >> that's fair. my whole thing, i didn't want to work on the weekends. if you do hbo, sunday night is their big night. and i thought if i had wednesday in the title, i wouldn't have to work. >> yeah, because "any given sunday" wouldn't roll off the tongue. i thought of it and you didn't listen to me. what is the show going to be like? what do you have planned? >> first of all, it's weekly. but we're goi

she was hired in knoxville when she was 22 years old and at that time she was making $8,900 a season. she finished at $1 million per year. she pushed to create an ncaa tournament for women that didn't exist. former stanford great and current usf coach jennifer acy is thankful for summitt's contribution to the game. >> she was the ultimate pioneer. i mean, you know, really paved the way for all of us. and you know, she did everything with her heart and that's why you know, you said started with $8,000. it's because of her passion and if you ever watched her on the sidelines coaching her team or if you went to a practice season, it's all heart and passion. >> despite growing up just 20 minutes from campus in knoxville, she went west where her career took off at stanford. >> at one points it was i think after we had beaten them for the first time at stanford it was my senior year and i remember having a conversation with her after the game and i just said, are you as tired of hearing about this as i am? she is say you made a great decision. and at the time when i was a senior in high sch

family and friends and former players made their knoxville. she put women's basketball on the map. >> the judge is in no hurry to figure out who will get a piece of the estate. two dozen attorneys were in court on this matter. the estate is estimated to be up to worth 300 million- dollars. >> david cameron addressed parliament since the historic vote to leave the union. cameron announced his resignation last friday effective no later than october and will leave it to the next prime minister for the departure from the eu. >>> and now to wall street, another the dow jones lost 260 and the nasdaq 115 and the s&p fell 37 points. >>> pope francis says the catholic church owes an apology to gay people. the church has been mistreated over the years. the gay community should be respected. the theologists say it represents an important change in times. >> we have to apologize as catholics to groups of people whose language and behavior has hurt. >>> in addition to apologying to the gay community pope francis extended apologies to child laborers. >>> tu

her son released a statement today saying she died at a senior center in knoxville. five years ago she was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. she coached one more season after that. she led tennessee to 1098 victories becoming the winningest basketball coach in division i. >> the thing that i like so much about coaching is i get to teach on a daily basis. i get to influence. >> her teams won eight national championships. she was 64. >>> the sports world has also lost a football icon. buddy ryan was a defensive coach for the bears. he helped them win a super bowl. he was later head coach of the philadelphia eagles and arizona cardinals. he had some recent health issues but no cause of death was given. he was 82. >>> he is known for his football skills and lee ridge just beliefs. why tim tee bee was being hailed a hero after a frightening moment on a delta flight. ,,,, my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i c

today, a makeshift memorial grew at the university of tennessee in knoxville, and tributes rolled in, starting with summitt's greatest rival: university of connecticut coach geno auriemma. >> when people talked about women's basketball in america, college women's basketball in america, it was pat summitt and tennessee. >> reporter: in her 1998 book, "reach for the summitt," she told of turning down an opportunity to coach the tennessee men's basketball team. she asked: "why is that a step up?" summitt was 64 years old. >> ifill: and updating our top story tonight, a senior turkish official says nearly 50 people were killed in a suicide attack on istanbul's main airport. the official says up to four attackers took part. in response, the federal aviation administration has halted all flights between the u.s. and istanbul. tune in tune in later tonight: on "frontline," a provocative look inside the newark, new jersey police department, as it tries to implement reforms mandated by the justice department. in "policing the police", jelani cobb examines newark's history of police abuses, its

statement this morning saying the long time tennessee women's coached died at a senior living center in knoxville. she announced in 2011 she was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease and she coached one more year after that. she led the lady vols to 1098 victories making her the winningest basketball coach in division is history. pat summitt was 64. >>> in oakland, people drummed, shouted and made every point they could to stop coal from being transported through their neighborhood. kpix 5's andria borba shows us what it took before the city council decided that they were right >>> reporter: after hours of heated debate, the oakland city council voted 7-0 to ban the transport of coal through the city of oakland. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the fight over colgan outside city hall and only got louder and more heated inside council chambers. [ scream ] >> reporter: the rallying point the health effects of transporting coal through a new $250 terminal at the old oakland army base versus jobs brought to the community. standing against coal from utah, the labor community. >> the port development will be pro

first 10:00, light breezes, knoxville is still 92. what a difference that wind direction makes, bing ton 58, new york city 71, boston 70. we jump up to 80. we had dropped to 79 last hour. has everything to do with those winds. we've had a weak front come through and it's settled down to the south. that's why we have this very refreshing a change in the air mass, a lot to do with the due point. this is incredible for june. 52 degrees the due point just to give you some idea over the weekend, we were in the upper 60's to near 70. due points between 50 and 55 where we are tonight. pleasant to comfortable, and not uncomfortable to oppressive as we were over the weekend. we'll keep that going tomorrow with those light northwest breezes. 13 miles an hour right now, gusts just sustained winds a perfect night. overnight we drop to 63 in the district to 57, may hagersville. suburbs will head for the 50's. north and west and south and east you'll stay in the low 60's as the district will. here's our temperature trend for most of the rest of thi

family and friends are gathering in knoxville. her family says the past few days have been difficult. summitt won eight national championship and more games than any other female basketball coach. >>> the flight data recorder from the egyptair recorder has been repaired. the two slammed into the sea from paris to cairo last month. there was no distress call and no claim of responsibility. 66 people died in that crash. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," a recall. a popular is blamed in the deaths of three children. >>> and a wail off the coast. this is the "cbs morning news." . don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ] you get relentless protection. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. b

her family released a statement to the knoxville news sentinel saying the past few days in particular have been very difficult. as the disease progresses. one source said they don't know if she has a day, a month or a year. her family and former players have been with her at the retirement community where she's been staying. her career includes more than 1000 victories and eight national championships. >>> today new york hillary clinton marched in the pride parade. people waved rainbow flags and chanted hillary as she joined the march. clinton's twitter account posted a message -- a message of solidarity quoting -- tweeting quote, el -- every lgbt american deserve to live work and mary free from dissemination or violence. the parade began with a moment of silence for the 49 victims killed in the attack at the pulse nightclub in orlando. >>> donald trump is on the attack again, this time of political commentators -- trump tweeted out his barb against washington post writer george will. will, a longtime critic of trump, said he has left the republican party, and changed his voter regist

but that's not good for knoxville, all the way to parts of north carolina. and look, tomorrow, the low does the same thing. another severe weather day. >> all right, watching it again tomorrow. ginger, thank you. >>> we turn to a flashpoint reignited in america tonight over this question. should they stay or should they go? the supreme court today blocking the president's plan to allow 5 million undocumented immigrants to get legal status and keep them from being deported. outside the court, runners with the decision, just after it was handed down today. it was summed up in just one sentence from a divided court. demonstrators on both sides, and this boy, wearing a shirt reading "don't deport my mom." hillary clinton and donald trump immediatelyumping into this with very different views tonight. as the president declared today, americans will decide this in november. abc's jonathan karl is at the supreme court. >> yes we can! >> reporter: protests over that stinging defeat for the president. the president had tried to provide legal status for millions with t

manuel bojorquez has more from knoxville, tennessee. >> reporter: at the foot of pat summitt's statue at the university of tennessee, dozens of visitors left flowers, balloons, and notes, one reading, "simply the best. we love you." >> we will have the coach stand here. >> reporter: here in the volunteer state, no one left a bigger footprint on or off the court. rachel roberts says she grew up idolizing coach summitt who taught all little girls valuable life lessons. >> to never give up on your dreams and whatever you set out to do, do it with everything you've got. >> reporter: that was the lesson shelly coller learned playing for coach summitt for four years. in 1987, she helped the lady volunteers win their first national championship. >> we weren't the best team and the most talented team in the country that year, but we were on a mission, and we were on a mission to win that championship for pat. >> reporter: colli basketball. she's also a mom of four girls who play basketball. >> when she was talking, she had your attention. she wanted to instill in us that, you know, one of the

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manuel bojorquez has more from knoxville, tennessee. >> reporter: at the foot of pat summitt's statue at the university of tennessee, dozens of visitors left flowers, balloons, and notes, one reading, "simply the best. we love you." >> we will have the coach stand here. >> reporter: here in the volunteer state, no one left a bigger footprint on or off the court. rachel roberts says she grew up idolizing coach summitt who taught all little girls valuable life lessons. >> to never give up on your dreams and whatever you set out to do, do it with everything you've got. >> reporter: that was the lesson shelly coller learned playing for coach summitt for four years. in 1987, she helped the lady volunteers win their first national championship. >> we weren't the best team and the most talented team in the country that year, but we were on a mission, and we were on a mission to win that championship for pat. >> reporter: collier now coaches girls' high school basketball. she's also a mom of four girls who play basketball. >> when she was talking, she had your attention. she wanted to instill

but that's not good for knoxville, all the way to parts of north carolina. and look, tomorrow, the low does the same thing. another severe weather day. >> all right, watching it again tomorrow. ginger, thank you. >>> we turn to a flashpoint reignited in america tonight over this question. should they stay or should they go? the supreme court today blocking the president's plan to allow 5 million undocumented immigrants to get legal status and keep them from being deported. outside the court, runners with the decision, just after it was handed down today. it was summed up in just one sentence from a divided court. demonstrators on both sides, and this boy, wearing a shirt reading "don't deport my mom." hillary clinton and donald trump immediately jumping into this with very different views tonight. as the president declared today, americans will decide this in november. abc's jonathan karl is at the supreme court. >> yes we can! >> reporter: protests over that stinging defeat for the president. the president had tried to provide legal status for millions with

west virginia finally starts clearing out after midnight, but that's not good for knoxville, all the way to parts of north carolina. and look, tomorrow, the low does the same thing. another severe weather day. >> all right, watching it again tomorrow. ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime tonight, we turn to a flashpoint reignited in america tonight over this question. should they stay or should they go? the supreme court today blocking the president's plan to allow 5 million undocumented immigrants to get legal status and keep them from being deported. outside the court, runners with the decision, just after it was handed down today. it was summed up in just one sentence from a divided court. demonstrators on both sides, and this boy, wearing a shirt reading, "don't deport my mom." hillary clinton and donald trump immediately jumping into this with very different views tonight. as the president declared today, americans will decide this in november. abc's jonathan karl is at the supreme court. >> yes we can! >> reporter: protests over that stinging defeat for the president. the pre

the impact she had on her players, the university of tennessee, the knoxville community, and the game of basketball will be felt for years to come. in closing as we look back on pat's life, i will echo the words of my friend and former tennessee football coach philip farmer who said coach summitt did not want a pity party. she said if you're going to have one, i'm not coming. so today i join all tennesseans in celebrating, celebrating her life, celebrating the victories, the titles, and the relationships, celebrating a life well lived and a fight hard fought. i extend my thoughts and prayers to her son, tyler, the lady family and all those touched by her truly remarkable life. mr. president, thank you and i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. vitter: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise today to discuss a really outrageous abuse of power on the part of members of this body, members of the house, washington officials in general. while imposing obamacare on everyone else, officials in washington have largely exempt

more from knoxville, tennessee. >> reporter: at the foot of pat summitt's statue at the university of tennessee, dozens of visitors left flowers, balloons and notes. one reading simply the best. we love you. >> coach stand here and pass over. >> reporter: here in the volunteer state, no one left a bigger footprint on or off the court. rachel roberts says she grew up idolizing coach summit who taught all little girls valuable life lessons. >> to never give of on your dreams and whatever you set out to do, do it with everything you have got. >> reporter: that was the lesson shelley collier learned playing for coach summitt for four years. in 1987 she helped the lady volunteers win their first national championship. >> we weren't the best or most talented team in the country that year. but we were on a mission. we were on a mission to win that championship for pat. >> reporter: collier coaches girls' basketball, and mom of four girls who play basketball. >> when she was talking, she had your attention. she wanted to instill in us that, you know one of these days we have to got to go for

more from knoxville, tennessee. summitt's statue at the university of tennessee, dozens of visitors left flowers, balloons and notes. one reading simply the best. we love you. >> coach stand here and pass over. >> reporter: here in the volunteer state, no one left a bigger footprint on or off the court. rachel roberts says she grew up idolizing coach summit who taught all little girls valuable life lessons. >> to never give of on your dreams and whatever you set out to do, do it with everything you have got. >> reporter: that was the lesson shelley collier learned playing for coach summitt for four years. in 1987 she helped the lady volunteers win their first national championship. >> we weren't the best or most talented team in the country that year. but we were on a mission. we were on a mission to win that championship for pat. >> reporter: collier coaches girls' basketball, and mom of four girls who play basketball. >> when she was talking, she had your attention. that, you know one of these days we have to got

manuel bojorkas has more from knoxville, tennessee. >> reporter: at the foot of pat summitt's statue at the university of tennessee, dozens of visitors left flowers, balloons and notes. one reading simply the best. we love you. >> coach stand here and pass over. >> reporter: here in the volunteer state, no one left a bigger footprint on or off the court. rachel roberts says she grew up idolizing coach summit who taught all little girls valuable life lessons. >> to never give of on your dreams and whatever you set out to do, do it with everything you have got. >> reporter: that was the lesson shelley collier learned playing for coach summitt for four years. in 1987 she helped the lady volunteers win their first national championship. >> we weren't the best or most talented team in the country that year. but we were on a mission. we were on a mission to win that championship for pat. >> reporter: collier coaches girls' basketball, and mom of four girls who play basketball. >> when she was talking, she had your attention. she wanted to instill in us that, you know one of these days we h

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her son tyler saying she died peacefully at a senior living hospital in knoxville and she was surrounded by family. she was 64 years old. i'm angie goff at the live desk back to you. >>> here are four things to know. ikea is recalling millions of these dressers, part of the mound product line. officials say it can tip over on top of children. >>> house republicans will release their report on the 2012 benghazi attack. nbc news has obtained the first 175 page of the report which sheds new light in the breakdown of the u.s. military's response. >>> lawyers for walter fauntroi says he will be appear next month in prince george's county that he passed a bad check. he was arrested on his return to the u.s. at dulles airport. >>> you are looking at the officer-involved shooting near catholic university. look for an update when we get more information from d.c. police. that is the broadcast. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with your weather, traffic, any breaking news. until then, enjoy your day. > makeit a great tuesday, 40% of the streetlights in detroit,