again when the plane lands in california. look at the list of things they ll be looking for, obviously, for any symptoms, fever, lower respiratory illness, history of travel to wuhan, close contact with people under investigation. close contact with confirmed patients. now if people don t have if people don t fit this criteria, then they may not be able to get on that plane. i just can t imagine what that situation is going to be like at that point, john. sanjay, thanks for staying on this. we ll talk to you again soon, no doubt. it is super bowl week in miami kicking off the opening night media event. what s usually a media frenzy was definitely more subdued following the death of kobe bryant. players from the chiefs and 49ers spoke out about what bryant meant to them. i had an opportunity to meet kobe. he s just an unbelievable person. you can t say enough about who he was and his impact. he meant a lot to this world.
in philadelphia where he s from where the first time i ever met him gave me his shoes. it s surreal. it doesn t may recolleke no sen. i m happy with kobe bryant, one of the all-time greatest, one of the all-time greatest lakers. the man has two jerseys hanging in staples. it just crazy. kobe s tweet, lebron would be his last now. kobe said continuing to move the game forward king james, much respect my brother. #33644. of course, the number that surpassed him. here is a lebron coming back from the history-making game after learning the tragic news emotional seen crying and being comforted on the tarmac. nba star andre iguodala from the memphis grizzlies joins me now on the phone. thank you, andre for joining me.
world leaders and other dignitaries are joining a diminishing number of holocaust survivors in marking the 75th anniversary of the death of camp survivors. the ceremony comes against the backdrop of rising anti-semitism around the world. nazi germany set up the camp and occupied poland in 1940. more than 1 million people died there in gas chambers all from disease. most of them were jews. as china fights to contain the wuhan coronavirus, it s issuing a dire new warning. people can spread it before any symptoms appear, and that presents a major challenge for authorities trying to screen
bryant in the nba and beyond sunday. in san anton the crowd cheered as they ran out the first 24 seblds of the game. there was a similar tribute in atlanta by the hawks and wizards. trey young wore bryant s other number 8 to start the game. and there was also a tearful tribute from bryant s friend and long time nba rival dwayne wade. we ll forever, forever miss you, man. you re a legend, you re an icon, you re a father, you re a husband, a son, you re a brother. you re a friend. thank you for being my friend. i love you, brother. bryant was drafted straight out of high school near philadelphia in 1996, and at the time he was the youngest player ervin the nba. kobe was greeted on draft night by then commissioner david stern
come straight from high school at that point in time to the nba but i was, like, wow, a 17-year-old, 18-year-old kid being able to make that leap, that s pretty damn cool. and as i started playing more ball and i went into high school, the things he was doing on the floor i admired and i wanted to be a part of. i went to abcd camp. and he came and talked to all the kids that was there. and i happened to be one of the kids that was there. and i was just listening. i was just trying to soak everything up i could. and i remember one thing that he said he was like if you want to try to be great at it or want to be one of the greats you got to put the work in. there is no substitution to work. and i was a 15-year-old kid at that camp. back with us now bob costa and andy. talk about passing the torch there from bryant to lebron james. let s talk about another passing of the torch some 20 years ago from jordan to kobe bryant.