CBS RADIO'S FINALE - 1927-2026 - The final CBS News Radio broadcast. This was the 11.31pm eastern time broadcast. The anchor is Christopher Cruise. From the Broadcast Center on West 57th. It was a pretty good 99 year run. @CBSNews@CBSRadio
AMAZING VIDEO outside Stephen Colbert theater. A chalk message on Broadway in front of the theater, praising Colbert and criticizing President Trump and CBS is washed away. #StephenColbert
Someone used chalk on Broadway in front of the Ed Sullivan Theater to praise Stephen Colbert and attack CBS and President Trump. Someone was told to remove it. #StephenColbert.
@RealJayWilliams Interesting point, Jay. But I think the headline shouldnt infuriate you. Jason WAS a pioneer. Yes, you can call it a label but the great Jackie Robinson is always labeled as the player who broke MLB's color barrier. I think Jason was very proud of this achievement. Its no insult.
I am a HUGE #BobbyDarin fan. Today is the 90th anniversary pf his birth. This is such a nice duet featuring Darin and Connie Francis from July 1, 1962 on the Ed Sullivan show. (I know you were his friend @NancySinatra. Hope you enjoy too.)
https://t.co/L79s7DhDeZ
This one hurts. Jason Collins was a pioneer. He had courage like you've never seen. He was an incredible teammate. And having him in Brooklyn at the start of my coaching journey meant so much. Those who knew him were blessed to call him a friend. You are already missed my brother. Rest in power. 💔
DECISION TIME - @KingJames says he still loves basketball and can't say if he still loves the "process" of playing basketball - of things like showing up 5 hours before each game. That along with talks with his family will determine if he plays again. It will take time he adds.
He begins -
"Last call, LeBron.
You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here.
It’s time for the Lakers to turn out the lights on the greatest player in NBA history and begin forging a new future without his stultifying aura and suffocating presence."
So now the speculation begins about @KingJames future with @Lakers. Boy it sure didn't take Bill Plashke long to give his opinion. Only minutes after the Lakers were eliminated, he gave his definitive view.