Baseball Team Saves Girl's Life; Kobe Bryant and Mom Memorabilia Fight; Manti Te'o's Fake Girlfriend in Maxim
COSTELLO: Well, it looks like it's not going to be happy Mother's Day for Kobe Bryant and his mom. The Lakers star is feuding with his mother for trying to sell off his old memorabilia. Andy Scholes is here now with "Bleacher Report."</s>ANDY SCHOLES, BLEACHER REPORT: Yes, good morning, Carol. What an awkward situation this is. Kobe's mom, Pamela Bryant, made a deal with Golden Ox to sell some of Kobe's old high school uniforms, championship rings and other game use items. The problem, is, Kobe says he never said she could have them. The items given to Golden Ox is deemed so valuable that they gave Kobe's mom a $450,000 cash advance, which she used to buy a house. Now Kobe has filed a lawsuit against the company to prevent the sale of his memorabilia. In the lawsuit the Lakers star says he never gave his mom permission to sell his old stuff and that he wanted the memorabilia back years ago. Now if Kobe wins the lawsuit, his mom will have to return the cash advance she received. All right. Check this story out. The South Sacramento Valley High School baseball team was wrapping up practice on Wednesday when they heard screams for help coming from the parking lot. Now what happened was a mother accidentally ran over her daughter and she was pinned under the car. That's when the team came to the rescue lifting the car up allowing the girl to be pulled to safety.</s>GLENMIL BIETE, JR., VALLEY HIGH BASEBALL PLAYER: It was a crash. I looked. I seen the girl go under, and then everyone else was screaming, stop, she's under the car, and then the mom came out. She was just no, no. It took about, like, seven to 10 people to -- we all ran over, carried the car, and then we had one person pull her out.</s>JACK DANHO, VALLEY HIGH BASEBALL PLAYER: I think we did a good job. It kind of bothered me to go to school today because it was still in my head. I was traumatized. But our quick thinking, like, saved her life.</s>SCHOLES: That rescued girl did not suffer any significant injuries and she is expected to be OK. All right Well, Manti Te'o's fake girlfriend Lennay Kekua may not be real, but she continues to live on in the pages of "Maxim" magazine. "Maxim" releasing its annual "Hot 100" this week and Kekua ranked 69th on the list. The reason for including Kekua, "Maxim" says she's got a ton of great qualities, including looking awesome in a bikini. Now, Carol, there was no rhyme or reason to the rankings on this thing, but how do you feel if you're one of those 30 people ranked below a fake person?</s>COSTELLO: I just think it was mean of "Maxim." I mean, leave poor Manti Te'o alone.</s>SCHOLES: He's never going to get away from this.</s>COSTELLO: Hasn't he suffered enough? Andy Scholes, thanks so much. The next hour of CNN NEWSROOM after a break.