Cleveland Cavaliers' Costly Last-Second Error
CAMEROTA: Strong storms are expected for already- waterlogged parts of the mid-Atlantic and the southeast, meaning that flooding could get worse. CNN meteorologist Chad Myers has our weekend forecast. Uh-oh, Chad.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Yes. I mean, three to four inches of rain in places that don't need any, like right around D.C. and Baltimore. We do have some weather today still, though, around Charlotte and Atlanta -- a thunderstorm or two -- but that's not what we're really worried about. This weather is brought to you by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters -- packed with goodness. Here is the rainfall event for today across the southeast. But later on this afternoon, the weather begins to shift toward D.C. and Baltimore and that's the weather that's going to be with you tomorrow and even into Sunday. And some of these places will pick up -- in the red zone here, that's three to four inches of rain and that's too close to the places that have already flooded. Certainly, a cooldown happens with the rain, too, Alisyn. Your high in New York will only be in the 60s by Sunday compared to where you are right now. So --</s>CAMEROTA: I don't like that, Chad. I don't like that, but thank you.</s>MYERS: Well, summer's over for a day.</s>CAMEROTA: OK. Thanks for breaking the news -- OK. Meanwhile, we have this incredible rescue video that is going viral to show you. This is a fire rescue crew in Latvia. Wait until you see what happens. They catch a man as he falls down the side of an apartment building, OK? Latvian media reports that the man was hanging from a fourth-floor window. That's when rescuers were trying to set up a more conventional rescue, but that's when the man's grip slipped and the video captures a firefighter catching the man as he falls by him -- catching him by the legs through a window and pulling him inside. I don't even under the physics of this, John Berman.</s>BERMAN: It's Latvian. I think --</s>CAMEROTA: Is that what explains it?</s>BERMAN: It's a Latvian method of rescuing right there. That's bonkers.</s>CAMEROTA: But how can you be hanging out a window and catch a falling, however many pound man, with that kind of centrifugal force? I don't even -- I don't know what's happening.</s>BERMAN: I'm impressed.</s>CAMEROTA: Color us impressed. Color us impressed.</s>BERMAN: I'm impressed. It's unbelievable. All right. A costly last-second error will haunt the Cavaliers for a long, long time. Lindsay Czarniak has more in the "Bleacher Report" -- boy.</s>LINDSAY CZARNIAK, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: This is a tough one, right?</s>BERMAN: They needed a Latvian firefighter.</s>CZARNIAK: That would have helped them.</s>BERMAN: They had J.R. Smith instead.</s>CZARNIAK: That's true. It's going to be so tough for J.R. Smith to go outside without hearing about or seeing something about his blunder that cost the Cavaliers the game. LeBron James had an epic performance and the Cavaliers were in great shape to win game one in Oakland. That's why this stung so much more. This was the shocking play of the night -- a major lapse in judgment. The game tied there. Smith grabbed the rebound there. All he had to do was shoot it but he dribbled it towards half-court. Time expires. Look at LeBron's reaction. What are you doing, man? He can't believe it. So he didn't shoot it. In overtime, the Warriors take advantage of J.R. Smith's blunder. They score the first nine points. They never looked back. Draymond Green knocking down the 3-pointer. But as the game is winding down you see here more chaos ensues. Tristan Thompson shoving Draymond who's green in the face. Thompson would be ejected. The Warriors win a wild game one 124-114 in overtime. LeBron James not thrilled with questions about his teammate.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Did he think that you guys had it won or did he think he was trying to make a play?</s>LEBRON JAMES, CLEVELAND CAVALIERS: I'm not sure. Really, I'm not sure. I don't know his state of mind.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Did you know if he knew the score?</s>JAMES: (Leaves press conference).</s>CZARNIAK: And that was that. Emotions so raw after the game. LeBron James very angry. Meanwhile, J.R. Smith maintaining he did not -- he did know the game was tied but he was trying to give himself room to take a shot. He also said he thought they were going to call a time-out -- so, wow.</s>BERMAN: LeBron James.</s>CZARNIAK: Right, Alisyn -- right?</s>CAMEROTA: I mean -- I mean, I was just saying to John that's like something I would do except I'd shoot it in the wrong basket -- like the other team's basket.</s>CZARNIAK: At least you'd shoot it. There we go. At least you'd shoot it.</s>CAMEROTA: Yes, oh --</s>BERMAN: LeBron James would be less angry about that than when he --</s>CZARNIAK: Yes, that would be OK.</s>BERMAN: Oh, man -- all right.</s>CZARNIAK: Thank you. It should be exciting.</s>CAMEROTA: Indeed. Thank you very much, Lindsay.</s>CZARNIAK: You got it.</s>CAMEROTA: All right, now to this story that's getting so much attention. Samantha Bee is apologizing for this vulgar comment she made about Ivanka Trump. What is the line between being provocative and being out of bounds? Where are we today with all of these comedians? Van Jones has some thoughts. He joins us, next.