saddened by this news. his local parish st. raymond catholic church adding bishop dave would be out on the black top playing basketball or telling jokes when visiting classes. he married my wife and i in this church 40 years ago funny man. found humor in everything i knew i had lost a great friend and l.a. had lost a great bishop then this morning i woke up to the news he had been shot. so that just doubled the shock and surprise reporter: he was elevated to auxiliary bishop by pope francis bishop robert barron was ordained with him i can t understand. that is part of the trauma of this thing for all of us. we find it so hard to understand reporter: investigators now tasked with answering the only cries maybe louder than prayers. desperate questions about why a man so loved was found murdered nbc news, los angeles. still ahead tonight the ukrainian refugees finding safety and hope here in the u.s
guessed it, week number 3. here is star offensive lineman dion dawkins talking about what he has learned through all of this from the tragic injury that occurred earlier in the week to his beloved teammate until now. the situations like this remind you why life is so special. you know, why, in a split second, in any incident, you could be jogging, playing football, playing basketball, lifting weights. you know, not any second is promised. and for the situation to happen it just opened up all of our eyes, like it has made me become a better father. it has made me become a better teammate, a better person. a life lesson learned for all of us learned through sport so well put by dion dawkins there. it has been an emotional rollercoaster for this team, for this city. tears and fears early to start the week and now the outpouring of love and support we re seeing
hays in the back of the net. they were all ejected. they win by 20 in the end. the teams still play each other two times. lebron james taking his talents back to south beach. it wasn t exactly a happy homecoming for lebron. turns 38 years old tomorrow. he shows frustration after the team lost for a fifth time in six games. i m a winner and i want to win. that s always been my passion, it s always been my goal since i was an 18-year-old kid out of akron, ohio. it takes steps to get there. the once you get there, you know how to get there. the playing basketball isn t just to be playing basketball is not nmp my dna. all right. finally, if you changed the
what we can do educate your brothers and sisters so we can have a clean and healthy lifestyle. thank you very much for coming. if you are not using plastics, we help out for a better world. let s make some noise. woo! thank you, fernando. thank you. ok, so coming up next on our look back at 2022, it s time to bring on the big guns, and the only true athlete on the team. in case you didn t know, ade is a medal winning pa ralympian, playing basketball for team gb. so, who better, then, to try a new sport? cheese rolling in italy. we are in volterra, in italy. it s my first time visiting
it is unfortunate there, but you know, it is the wnba continuing to grow. the pay gets better. it is never going to be the same as the nba. coach, you had the chance to be able to work with professionally and personally get to real do you think she s going to get back to playing anytime soon? we know that she has a road to recovery, both physical and emotional, but she is an elite top tier athletes. do you think we could see her playing basketball anytime soon? look, that s a really great question. that s a really unknown. no one knows. only bg will know. it s up to b.j. what she does. yes, it would be great to see her back on the court. she s one of the greatest players of all-time. if she never plays a game again, i think that is totally allowed as well. she has been through so much. only time will tell would be two plans to do as she moves forward. it will just be a great it s great to have her back here. she is very much a part of our