commissioner. also fined 2.5 million which inisn't that big of a sum since he is worth 1.9 billion. what will the foulout be? we'll find out. have a fantastic day. >> we're on storm watch and the system is on the move. we have warnings popping up in southern alabama. more expected across the region after days of death in the south. forecasters say we could see more destruction in the next two hours. >> closing arguments in a trial of the man who gunned down two teenage intruders in his home. he admits he killed them but says he was defending himself. will the jury agree? it's just gone to the jury. an accused carjacker spotted clipping to a cab as it raced down the highway, reportedly up to 70-miles-an-hour. let's get to it. good afternoon to you and yours from the deck this afternoon. the nba has suspended the los

angeles clippers owner donald sterling for life, as gretchen just reported in the last hour, and is now urging fellow owners to kick him out of the league entirely. all, of course, over the racist comments he made that revealed himself to his ex-mistress in a secret recording. here's the nba commissionary short time ago. >> as for mr. sterling's ownership interest in the clippers, i will urge the board of governors to exercise its authority to force a sale of the team, and will do everything in my power to ensure that happens. we stand together in condemning mr. sterling's views. they simply have no place in the nba. >> the league is also fining sterling $2.5 million, the most allowed under what they call the nba constitution. of course, he is reportedly worth $1.9 billion, so equivalent to someone who is at

the median income, it's about $51. the headline here, league officials want him out. jim gray spoke with sterling just before the announcement from the nba. he says sterling was not aware of what the nba would do to him but that the team is not for sale. keep in mind, sterling has a long history of racist remarks and folks accusing him of saying or doing racist or offensive things. there's more to it. at one point the government fined him for refusing to rent apartments in his apartment complex to black people, and his reason he gave, because they smell bad and attract very minimum. -- vermin. this is not news. he told his mistress not to bring black people to his games. she could keep sleeping with them but don't show up at the arena with them. that includes the hall of famer magic johnson, and sterling apparently admires, just doesn't want his mistress instagram

account. >> i commissioner responded saying sterling simply should not own a team. i should say magic johnson respond it that way. several other players, current and former alike, are calling for sterling to give up the clippers. on the list, his airness, michael jordan and owner. he rarely takes a pock stand on much of anything, especially not on league issues, but says that's no place in the nba or anywhere else, anywhere, for that kind of racism and hatred. then there's the dallas mavericks' outspoken billionaire owner mark cuban who is seen as one of nor progressive owners.

he calls the quote, disgusting but it would be a slippery slope to force out an owner for michigan the person says in private. but just moments ago mark cube -- cuban tweeted he afrees with the decision. this just hours after the next playoff game. a sign of unity from the organization from within. look what just happened to the l.a. clippers official web site, a simple and dramatic statement. all black and the words, we are one. chris stone joins us now, the mapping are editor at "sports illustrated." none of this activity is new to him. we have been hearing this stuff about this owner any nba fan, for decades. >> you can make the argument that what is far more odeus, even than the words mr. sterling delivered in the last 72 hours, is his history of housing discrimination, which is about

as odeus an act as there is and something we have been aware of since 2003. >> some for which the government fined him and something he owned up to it. now these comments come out and it's an opportunity to act. >> a public incident and gives the commissioner the pretext to act with more definitive action here, and he made it clear here, commissioner silver, made it very clear here that he isa;h1w; acting within -- he is levying the maximum punishment. $2.5 million. banning him from the team, and ultimately recommending that he sell the team. now, listen. there's no moral ambiguity about what mr. sterling said. however, there is a greater legal ambiguity. even if the owners vote to force mr. sterling to sell the team -- >> which the eh said would take a three-quarters majority.

>> exactly. he gave no indication he would sill the team. >> he says he won't. >> one thing we know about sterling, one, he is a lawyer. two, he sells nothing. regardless of what happens here, whether he decides to keep the team and sells it down the road, whether he sells the team in short term, he is still going to collect a lot of money on this team. this team still belongs to donald sterling no matter what happens. the franchise is being conservatively valued at $600 million, and all likelihood the milwaukee bucks just sold for $550 billion. >> that's the bucks. >> the bucks. a poor franchise in a small market. this is a growing franchise, a successful franchise now in a marquee market. you have to figure the value of the clippers is north of one billion dollars, they can force him to sell but can they force him to a price? >> i don't know what they can force him to do. his asset -- i don't think you can strip an owner of his assets. it's not like he obtained thef$

clippers through a drug cart cartel or criminal enterprise here. this becomes a first amendment issue ultimately. can you scrip an owner of his assets because of something he said. >> can the league say these players don't have to play for you anymore? >> they could do that. they could can say, july 1st, declare everybody on the team a free agent. one thing we know is that mr. sterling is somewhat indifferent to public humiliation. >> if i'm a black player, good luck getting me to play for that man. if i'm any player, i don't care what color. after the vial crap he said no chance, don't want to be on the planet with him. >> you're right but he owned the team for three decades when the performed at a historically low level. in front of half empty, three-quarter empty buildings, and he showed snow inclination to improve the team or bothered by the poor performance. >> es not bother bid his

mistress sleeping with black people but not on her instagram account. it's not as if he tried to hide it, but now that it is this public, it feels like -- tell me what you think -- this is a lot bigger than basketball and a lot bigger than sports, this moment that came today. history will decide such a thing but feels lick it. >> i thought the commissioner's response to this was very strong. he seemed a little nervous, but he did levy the maximum he could rooking now, and also, what really stuck me was in the preface to his remarks he made clear how personally offend he was. the nba always prided itself on inclusive necessary. on the leading edge with hiring practices with minorities, especially african-american. first general manager, first coach. the nba has been on the leading edge and they're far pro-progressive than the other major sports legals. that was an important note for him to hit. i think we anticipated the

punishment would be very strong, and that, yes, this morning you heard a lot of people predicting a lifetime been here. commissioner silver took it one step further and made it clear, this isn't just a clinical decision i'm making here. this is a personal decision i'm making here. it reflects -- not just magic johnson who was hurt, the clippers who were hurt. it was the entire league that was offended and hurt by the actions of sterling. >> i wonder if by the reaction to it all if the league might be elevated? >> it definitely helps. in the short term -- this is a small consideration -- a great -- there's a great degree of relief among the clippers players. this was very definitive action taken. they can go out and play basketball. >> you think they will? >> i think they will. secondly, you saw the collective response of players and influencers throughout the league, and their reaction to -- their unified response to sterling's words. it reflected that, listen, there's an elevated social

consciousness that exists in the nba, and i think that always reflects very well on an organization. >> i think 'er right. what really remains is whether, in your mine, what you said, whether a three-quarter vote will have any effect at all. whether they can force someone to sell that person's asset. that's a legal matter that -- >> i have a hard time believing a quarter of the nba own owners will vote against mr. silver's recommendation here. but once it gets past that, like i said before, sterling is a lawyer, he doesn't sell anything. and he is going to make -- he is going to make off with probably a billion dollars regardless how long this plays out. >> it's great to see you. thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> serious weather in the dep south yet again today. the national weather service predicted and it now the watches and warnings are popping up. serious situation in lower alabama this hour, and the storms you see across the florida panhandle from appalachia, coal -- over to jackson veil, the low part --

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threats from the gulf coast to great lakes and from this area in louisiana, where it is forming right off the gulf, headed in this direction and straight up. that is a target area. some 75 million americans eventually in the path, we're told, by the national weather service, and we have seen how dangerous the storms can be. >> officials say 11 people died in yesterday's tornado outbreak in mississippi, alabama, and tennessee. some survivors say they barely made through the storm. >> the wind is blowing, and glass, and stuff -- whenever i got out, the glass started cutting my legs. >> heard blocks hitting cars, glass file around. >> metal roof come off the house and of course it's raining in the house, but that's okay, too. i am still here. >> i am still here. thank good news. others never had a chance. among them a woman who died in a daycare center she owned in mississippi.

officials say one child was seriously hurt. that same twister ripped holes in a hospital's roof, and in tupelo, mississippi, another tornado damaged every building across two full city blocks. firefighters today joined hands at slowly walked through the piles of splintered wood looking for survivors. we have live coverage. jonathan in mississippi, and first to our meteorologist in the extreme weather center. a fourth day now, rick. >> such a slow-moving system and that what is causing problems, and unfortunately we're talking about storms going over the same spot that happened yesterday, and that's a big concern. people who just are dealing with the storms and the aftermath from it, trying to clean up, now get ready, we have more. this is what happened yesterday. line of storms cutting from just around vicksburg and yazoo city and tupelo. now today's moderate risk, most of the tornadoes right across

almost the exact same area, moved to the east by 30 or 40 miles, but this is a look at the satellite image. you can see this cloud cover we had dealt with from yesterday's storm now has cleared back out here again. the sun is shining, heating the atmosphere up and reloading, and that's why we're watching the next threat in this kind of exact same spot across parts of southern mississippi. tornado watch box here and also north carolina. this one here where we could see possibly some of the larger tornadoes today, and none of them starting just yet but i think possibly by the end of this hour we could be seeing that. >> when does this calm down? >> it's been such a slow-moving system. a big area of pressure across the atlantic is not letting it move quickly. we still have to get through today. take a look how far north this goes, all the way to michigan. a tornado in illinois, one in north carolina already. tomorrow, goes towards the east,

slight risk from up around philadelphia and d.c., all the way down towards jackson. thursday, out of here, but along with this we'll see a lot of areas looking at really significant flooding and where you see the green, flood advisories in effect. widespread, three to four widespread, threjó some areast inches. parts of upstate new york, down towards panhandle of florida. >> don't drown, turn around. while the storm moves east folks in dixie are digging through debris to see if there's anything they can salvage. almost exactly this time yesterday when toward warnings went out in parts omississippi. now we're seeing how devastating the twisters were. what is the situation there, john? looks awful. >> yeah, looks awful. people are doing two things, first looking at all of the destruction on the group and keeping a nervous eye on the sky. you can see clouds forming after what was otherwise a very sunny day. people enjoying the weather

while they rain holds up, trying to salvage what they can but in many cases there's very little to salvage. you can see the remnants of what used to be a church in this community. the pastor tells us, he plans to rebuild. but as you can see there's a lot of work cut out for everybody in the community. >> we're hearing a hospital was hit. is that the case? and how bad? >> it was the case. we're talking about winston medical center, small 27-bed hospital just a couple miles from where i'm standing right now. we spoke with a couple who live in this neighborhood. they were in that hospital when the tornado hit. the gentleman was suffering some pains in his rib. went to the emergency room expecting to see a doctor but he saw much more than that. a tornado. listen. >> they told to us shut the door and get down. so, i shut the door and get down and laid against the door and she laid against the wall, and it started shaking.

>> the wind came up, broke all the windows out toward the e.r. >> and, shep, if you look out across this debris-strewn field you see the water tower. behind the water tower there was a plywood factory. it was leveled. >> homes and jobs lost in the area. all the best to the folks there. we have been covering a trial with fascination nor last couple of weeks. it has begun and -- another one has gun, the case of a soccer mom and military veteran accused of murdering her own teenage son and daughter. police say she claimed the kids were misbehaving and rude, but her lawyer is saying she has a long history of mental illness, and really didn't understand what she was doing. we'll get the latest from the courthouse and the sad story, coming up. i'm rdy, and i quit smoking with chantix.

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>> jury selection is underway in the murder trial of an army veteran who told police she shot and killed her own teenaged son and daughter because they were, as she put it, mouthy and misbehaving. prosecutors in tampa say the mother planned it all out days in advance. police say she bought a handgun less than a week before the shooting and complained in a letter that%

a fox report now on more headlines from the fox news deck. rescuers have found a father and his two kids, age ten and six, more than two days after they went missing in the woods of south carolina. that is according to a spokeswoman for the national park service. she says the family got lost while hiking with no food or water or camping equipment. the father said they drank water they found inside the park. an 83-year-old woman pleaded guilty to stealing a diamond ring value ud at more than $22,000 from a jewelry store in southern california last year. prosecutor says her rap sheet goes back decades. she was sentenced to two years in jail. a top olympics official is slamming preparations for the 2016 games in rio, calling them the worst he has experienced in nearly 40 years. he says the problems include construction delays and what he called social irissues.

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>> a jury is debating the fate of a man who killed two teenagers after they broke into his home. closing arguments wrapped up today. byron smith claims he shot the two cousins in his home in 2012 because he feared for his life. prosecutors say he went elsewhere beyond protecting himself, in fact he murdered the two teenagers in cold blood and he waited a day before he called police because, as he put it, it was thanksgiving and i didn't want to bother the police. last week the jury heard audio recordings that the suspect made himself on the day of the killings. they provided what investigators call a timeline of exactly what happened. courtroom reporters say smith shot and killed the first teen. told him, you're dead. then wrapped the body in a tarp and ten minutes later you hear the gunman reloading his weapon,

and the second teenager calling for her cousin. prosecutors say smith then shot her several times and said, quote, you're dying. then he called her a betch and fired what he told investigators was a good, clean, finishing shot. smith later told investigators he was doing his civic duty and he refused to live in fear. he also said of the tee teenagers, quote, don't see them as human. i see them at vermin. we're outside the cruise. -- courthouse. what happened? >> the defense made the point that byron smith never left the house. the intruders pursued him and he made the appoint that had the teenagers never broken into this house they would still be alive today. the defense also played an speaker vue with police in which smith said he had no idea if the home invaders were armed. he wasn't about to ask them or search them. prosecutors liken smith to a deer hunter who set up a blind

and they used the audio in which you hear the breaking and shots and here hailey kifer suffer. >> did the defense in its closing discuss this one clean finishing shot and the implications of that? >> the defense not so much. the prosecution leaped heavy on it and the audio surveillance played and also a photograph put up of the handgun, the second weapon used, showing blood on the sight of the weapon, indicating that it had to be moved in close for that good, clean finishing shot which occurred right under her chin. >> the case has gone to the jury. we'll have updates. let's bring in=jhlxbj ash, criminal defense attorney. how are you? gunner how are you? >> i'm most interested in the period between the time when he had shot multiple times the teenage girl, and said, you're

dying, therefore the threat is over, and after that, he did the one clean finishing shot, bus under the law, as long as there's a threat you can do what you want in your house. once the threat is over, anything after that is a crime. >> right. exactly and that what this case comes down to. those 11 minutes from when he fired the first shots to when he did the good, clean finishing shot. those statements are paul statements for -- powerful statements for the prosecution, and unfortunately the defendant chose not to take the stand. >> were you surprised by that? >> very surprised in a self-defense case i'm surprisedded. the jury needs to understand and needs to feel he really was in fear and if they don't feel that fear, and they don't think that fear was reasonable, then hey hoss no self-defense shot. i think that was hugethe defens. >> an important point of the law. it's not when the threat is over, but when the one who is threatened purr perceives the

threat is over. in other words you can shoot somebody as many time as you want in rapid succession but when you have a moment to think about and it process, that's the time they would want to hear from him about. >> exactly. that's the crucial question here. the jury has to determine whether or not it was reasonable for him to think he was still in fear. so what the jury is left with is the statements that he made to the police, which were not good for him. the one clean finishing shot and the statements that made it sound like he knew what he was doing and the fear hat left. these people -- when they were down on the ground and moving the fear wasn't probably there in his mind anymore. show needed to take the stand and make the jury feel that fear and make them understand the fear he is saying that he had, and i think it was a -- probably a very risky move for him not to have taken the stand. of reasons why he might not have, and the fact that cynic might say if what he really

wanted to do was shoot the kids who kept coming into his basement, that might be a reason not to testify. but anything short of that doesn't make much sense. >> exactly. as a defense attorney, i many times have to evaluate whether or not my client is going to be sympathetic on the stand, and i think these attorneys did not think he would be believable or was really in fear or could portray that fear to the jury, then it was probably the best choice not to put him on the stand. >> you think this is going to good long? the deliberations sneer a lot 0 consider. >> i actually do i think there's a lot to consider, and i think it's a very diverse jury and they're going to have some issues deciding whether or not he was still in fear, because we have to remember, these kids broke into his house. they started this. so it's hard to have a ton of sympathy for someone who a burglarized someone's home. >> nice points, thank you. verdict watch is on. the jury has the case. should there be developments we'll bring it to you right away. we don't expect anything today.

another man accused of shooting and killing a teenager who broke into his home appeared the court. prosecutor says the teenagees was a foreign exchange student from germany. this happened more than a thousand miles from little falls, minnesota, the sight of the other shootings, in the city of missoula, montana. the home owner claims somebody had broken into his home twice before, so he had cameras and other security equipment installed. the home owner's partner says she left a purse with personal items in the garage and then kept the door open on purpose to try to catch the burglar. the documents then say the garage alarm went off early sunday morning, so the home owner went outside with a gun, fired four shots into the dark garage. the defense attorney says they were supposed to be warning shots. but police say the bullets hit the 17-year-old exchange student in the head and the arm. he died at the hospital. prosecutor says the home owner and his partner baited the student. according to the court documents the suspect said, he waited for

days to, quote, shoot some bleeping kid. the home owner posted $30,000 bail after he appeared today in court. a video captured a suspected carjacker hanging off the side of a speeding cab in new york city. this happened just yesterday in the bronx. the guy who reported all this says the man's feet were dangling on the ground. see it there? and they almost fell down twice. the cap driver was doing what was estimated at the time to be 70-miles-an-hour, all while the guy was dangling off the roof, banging on the windows. the suspect finally jumped off and did not get hurt. cop cans arrested him. prosecutors say he admitted he had been doing drugs. >> we're finally hearing the last known conversation between the air traffic controller and the pilot on the missing malaysian airlines flight. finally. so you'll hear the recordings and get an update on the search from the air. but first, we're watching dangerous storms in dixie. rick is in the extreme weather center. >> we're starting to see a new area of unstable form across

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17 minutes before the how much for the first time families of the people onboard malaysia airline flight 370 listened to the laughs -- last conversation between the pilots and the air traffic controllers. officials played the audio recording during a news condition friday today. relatives demanded to hear it for themselves. aviation experts say itit sounds

like normal radio chatter. >> he then replated malaysian 370. that was the last time we heard from the plane as far as we know. now more than seven weeks after the jet went missing, folks at an australian survey company say they think they found debris in the northern bay of bengal. that's more than 3,000 miles away from the current search area off the coast of perth, australia. malaysian officials say they're investigating whether the claim is credible. we have no idea. military officials called off the aerial search yesterday because the chance of finding

wreckage is highly unlikely. trace gallagher is following new developments. tell us about this supposed evidence. >> instead of focusing on the current search area this company is focusing on the last known place that flight 370 was over the bay of bengal. what they're doing is using technologies normally used when you find nuclear warheads or submarines. claim to have detected materials like aluminum, titanium, copper and steel, which is consistent with building a boeing 777. then they compared the current evidence to ims they took on march 5th. three days before flight 370 went missing, and the material they found now was not there, they say, on march 5th. the company is not saying this is flight 370. all they're saying is that this needs to be investigated by the proper authorities. >> and then the authorities in australia are just sort of

missing this summarily. >> because, as you said, they're saying this is way off target. thousands of miles offcourse, and those authorities believe they have the best satellite data to go off, saying, and i'm quoting here, the joint international team is satisfied that the final resting place of the missing aircraft is in the southerly portion of the search arc, in the indian ocean. now, search crews have turned up zilch. not a scrap of any wreckage, and now with the air search being called off they're looking to intensify the underwater search, but clearly you can hear authorities are getting moore frustrated. >> irrespective of how think it is, if there is an aircraft down the, they should be some debris lying on top of the silt, and thus far, as the prime minister told you, we haven't seen anything. >> so the search guess on, but we should note that japan has now pulled out of the search all

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fox urgent now. police say the man who opened fire on this fedex coworkers had explosive devices he didn't use. this happened in kennesaw, georgia. he walked into the fedex this morning, shot six people, then shot and killed himself. everyone else survived. witnesses said the shooter looked like he was heading into war. and that the guy had bullets strapped to his chest like rambo.

those are quotes. job roberts with the rest of the story live. we're hearing new information on how the gunman got inside? >> reporter: basically he did shoot his way inside. that's secure facility. you have to go through a guard shack, metal detector, bags x-rayed. he came in with his weapon out and took out the security guard, point blank, and then win inside the facility and started shooting other people. some he shot at klose range. others far her away. two victims have been treated at the hospital and released. two are in stable condition but will be spending the night in the hospital. the two people who were wound the most seriously, one was the security guard, finally out of surgery. one in stable condition, the other, whom we believe was the first security guard to get shot, is still in critical condition. police say it may be until tomorrow they can let workers back into the facility because they have been discovering these incendiary devices, described as being like molotov cometails.

it's half million square foot facility. that i go go through it inch by inch to find out if he had anything else stashed. and while fedex and the police have a pretty good idea who this guy is, police sources tell me they're having difficulty identifying this guy because he took the shotgun and blew his head off and that's not much to identify him by. >> the catastrophic storms that ripped through the deep south are bringing out the best in some victims. in a devastated up to near little rock, arkansas, the manager of a demolished dollar store let high school students root how to the rubble to find food inch tupelo, mississippi, block after block of homes damaged. the mayor says he is amazed by the town's overwhelming response. mayor jason shell top -- shelton is live on the phone. how are the folks doing? >> the cmunity responds what we call the tupelo spirit is

just amazing. the heart and compassion of the community members is just overwhelming. >> what do people need? when you look around continue, what are you seeing? >> a lot of destruct and devastation. tens of millions of dollars of property dam, but fortunately there's not -- the is one casualty put we're very fortune that it's not a large number of casualties. >> sounds to me as if the people in the area, they got a good bit of warning which had to have helped. >> absolutely. the local and national media beg as far as weather was instrumental in protecting the safety of the citizens and we're very grateful for that advance warning. >> the national guard out there, or what are you using for resources to try to get things passible and liveable in. >> yes, sir. governor bryant activated 50

national guard members to aid tupelo, had a curfew to make sure every part of the city -- 25% of the city that is without power so the guard members were out there to make sure that was safe. >> based on the casualty and the dam, peeps people know how to happen this. is it your sense that schools and hospitals and the rest have the shelters and evacuation areas they need or is there more to be done. >> there's always more that can be done. that's something we'll look at. our schools were very pro-active. all the schools were let out around lunch. the city had finance through million protocol at 10:00 a.m. to prepare for it. so i'm just glad our schools were pro-active in that. we'll continue to look for ways to improve. >> mr. mayor, you have been there a long time mitchell dad called me up and said, i'm worried about tupelo. he told me a story when he was a kid, nine years old and lived just -- a.m. raidey far away

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