now, dwayne wade, chris bosh. >> larry: if chris bosh had gone there? >> yes, but that's another one of the problems, larry. free agents don't want to sign and trade. chris bosh left $30 million on the table. >> he hasn't signed. he hasn't signed. >> he hasn't. >> he's announced but he hasn't signed. everything could change. lebron could say what team he's going to tonight and tomorrow wake up and feel really bad. how many times has that happened to us? that's the thing you have to remember. >> larry: stephen, forgetting, aside from where you think he is going, from a personal standpoint, where would you like him to go? >> well, i'm sick and tired of people playing games. i am a native new york would love to see him in new york. they don't play any defense. he's got no shot of winning a championship there until they improve that. which is years away. scratch that. look at the chicago bulls. they've got youth. a lot of talent. but youth, very limited shooters. especially since they traded kirk hinrich to the wizards. by the way, lebron james has to live

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome chris bosh! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing, buddy? >> that is a cool song. the roots. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. you can't beat the roots. come on. hey, look at this. this is exciting. the cover of "sports illustrated." there you are, buddy, right there. looking good. [ cheers and applause ] this is huge news. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is big time, man. is the pressure is on now? you have to win. >> yeah, it's been on. you know, people keep asking me, you know, they say, "how do you feel now that the pressure is over of free agency." i'm like, "well, i mean, it's different now. that was easy compared to this." >> jimmy: now you have to win. >> now we actually have to win, yeah. we have to win big. >> jimmy: yeah, you have to win big and blow people out. it's going to be nuts. you shot your whole decision on film, right? documentary style? >> yeah, i filmed a documentary. i'm actually producing it. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, hopefully it won't suck. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wha

with us tonight, the organizer of the lebron james/chris bosh heist. from the miami heat, dwyane wade is here. then later, a terrific band. this is their new album, it's called "night train." they're from england. keane is on the show, from the bud light stage. next week on the show is a good one. matthew fox, christina applegate, zac efron, johnny knoxville, hugh hefner, lisa ling, amanda crew, stand-up from shane mauss and music from grace potter & the nocturnals and rhymefest. so mark all of next week on your calendar. america fell in love with our first guest tonight when, for eight seasons of "that '70's show," he played a man named after a hat. he has a new movie called "the dry land" opening in select cities july 30th. please say hello to wilmer valderrama. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: handsome as ever. where the hell have you been? i have not seen you in a long time. >> yeah, i took -- hi, how are you? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, i took a little break in front of the camera. i founded my production company. i got awesome deals and doing

expectations for the miami heat have never been higher after signing lebron james, chris bosh, and dwyane wade, but what if the trio gets off to a slow start? here's wade's response from this weekend. >> of course, there's going to be times where we might lose one or two games in a row -- i mean two games, three games in a row. you never know. and it's going to seem like the world has crashed down. you know, you're all going to make it seem like the world trade just went down again, but it's not going to do nothing -- it's not going to be nothing but a couple of basketball games lost, and we'll have to get back on track. >> not the wisest choice of words. wade apologized yesterday for his reference to the world trade center. >>> now, how long is too long for a pro contract? what do you say? 17 years? new jersey devils think 17 is just right. the re-signed ilya kovalchuk to a 17-year $102 million deal. kovalchuk turned down similar offers from the l.a. kings and new york islanders. >>> baseball, rangers and tigers. scary moment in the sixth. dustin nippert took a line drive off his head. t

and there is also another part to this too, he has been in a very close relationship with chris bosh and dwayne wade who obviously are going to be playing in miami. and this, what happened yesterday was kind of set in motion a few years ago when all three of these guys signed new contracts that would allow them to exercise free agency as they did just thursday. >> woodruff: and speaking of that, richard deitsch, was this a serious search or was this something that you think could have been in his mind all along? >> i should just let kevin know that the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is in cleveland so they do have some things there. no, i think the plan was kached -- hatched, as kevin said, maybe as early as 2008. these guys played together at the olympics. and i think they wanted to play together all along. i think there is a part of cleveland that tugged at lebron but i'm not sure i believe that he woke up yesterday and made the decision. i do believe these guys have been talking about this for a while. i think they certainly had a right to talk about this. and i think they set in moti

chris bosh of the miami heat rings the bell this morning. >>> overseas stocks are rising this morning. tokyo's nikkei average surged 2.7% today. hong kong's hang seng is higher. in london, the ftse opened higher. on wall street, the dow rose 12 points yesterday for its fourth-straight gain. the nasdaq fell eight points. >>> the economy is showing signs of improvement. but most companies are still not hiring. although they certainly can afford to. according to numbers published in "usa today" nonfinancial companies had a record $837 billion in the first quarter. that's up 26% from a year ago. many experts say companies need to invest that money in new facilities and products in order to help create jobs. >>> and the housing market, showing some signs of improvement. but experts don't expect that to last too long. home prices in 20 of the nation's biggest cities rose 1.3% from april to may. it was the second-straight increase, thanks largely to federal tax credits. but many experts now fear prices will drop in many cities through next summer. >>> there was some sticker shock where gener

ochocinco, a challenge on lebron, d-wade and chris bosh. antonio bryant. i'll take the heat for that one. >> those shows that they do. >>> when we come right back, everybody loves a bargain. wait till you hear about the $45 garage sale find that's now worth millions. those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come on and get on the plane. we're saving you money. now that's a plane full of happy. [ employees ] grab your bag. it's on. [ ding ] >>> finally tonight, picture this. a find at a garage. an art appraiser said 65 negatives at a garage sale are the work of ansel adams. a fresno construction worker bought them for 45 bucks. now they're estimated to be worth at least $200 million. the negatives ar

that is chris bosh. he has been appointed the leader for the after school all stars. there's the pac 10 coaches. >> they recognized you and they are waving. right on cue. [ laughter ] >> all of the pac 10 coaches are there. >> how did you pull that off? >> they usually watch us, i'm sure. >>> and we say good morning to you on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's the middle of the week, wednesday, july 28th, i'm dave crome. >> and i'm pam cook. the investigation is now underway in two separate morning fires that both happened a few miles apart. tara moriarty has new information and joins us now with an update. tara? >> reporter: well, the investigators are telling us these two fire res not connected in any way. right now, we are at the one at 46th street. you can see a garden hose laying on the lawn here. this is where a neighbor was spraying the house until the firefighters arrived. the investigators say this fire is suspicious. just before 5:00, a fire broke out in san pablo. flames broke out in the garage. the neighbors say everyone got out of the house safely. no

bosh, and dwyane wade, for joining pat riley in miami. [ scattered boos and cheers ] you guys are like the new "golden girls." bosh is rose, d. wade is blanch, pat riley is sophia, and lebron is such a dorothy. [ laughter ] the last thank you note right here. [ audience aws ] ♪ thank you, bp, for finally capping that oil spill. i originally wrote this thank you note a month and a half ago. [ laughter ] there you have it. those are my thank you notes, everybody. we'll be right back with "say what?" come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ there aren't many of us who use a cellphone just to make phone calls. but when at&t or verizon offer you an unlimited plan for $69.99, that's all it's good for -- phone calls. with sprint, for the same price, you get unlimited text, unlimited web and unlimited calling to every mobile phone in america. now that's more like it. [ male announcer ] get our $69.99 plan and experience america's most improved customer satisfaction. only from sprint. deaf, hard-of-hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. and experience america

lebron james recently chose the miami heatto play with d-wade and chris bosh over the chicago bulls, cleveland cavaliers and other franchises. do they attend college? >> next question, please. >> we will ask one more question, mr. secretary. but first, a few announcements. a couple important matters to take care of. first, remind our members and guests of future speakers. on august 19th, mitch landrieu, the mayor of new orleans, will report on the city's progress and potential. on september 13th, the reverend david beckman, president of bread for the world and this year's recipient of th world food prize will discuss eliminating hunger, the people and congress. and on october 12th, general norman schwarz, chief of staff for u.s. air force, will be discussing military issues and the war in afghanistan. that's our first item of business. our send is to present our speaker with the one token of appreciation that we will give a speaker here at the national press club, our legendary and coveted press club mug. one more question. and now our final question. what is the most important thing