that, in an impromptu decision, James threw out his pre-written remarks to speak “straight from the heart” to the grieving crowd. “I know at some point we will have a memorial for Kobe but I look at this as a celebration tonight,” the basketball player said. “This is a celebration of the 20 years of the blood, sweat, tears, the broken down body, the getting up, the sitting down, the countless hours, the determination to be as great as he could be.” He ended by saying: “In the words of Kobe Bryant, ‘Mamba out.’ But in the words of us, ‘not forgotten.’ Live on, brother.”Twitter contentView on Twitter The clip opens as you’d expect any babysitter movie to begin, with school-aged Cole (Judah Lewis) falling head over heels for his much older babysitter, Bee, played by Samara. Sadly, after staying up past his bedtime Cole soon discovers that his babysitter isn’t exactly a normal crush. Peering from atop the stairs, Cole witnesses as a game of "Spin the Bottle" turns bloody, with Bee and her cheerleader bestie, played by Bella, announcing their plans to head upstairs and get Cole’s blood for a human sacrifice of the innocent. Antar Davidson, who worked at Southwest Key’s Estrella del Norte shelter in Tucson, Arizona, until early June, told theWashington Post Trump Aides Reportedly Ensuring Loyalty in Cabinet DepartmentsCheck This Out: