roger mason junior is the first vice president. however, in a preview of his comments tonight, mason said the idea is not so much his, rather, he says that his former miami heat teammate and nba icon, lebron james. >> i was just in the locker room three, four days ago, lebron and i talked about it. he ain't playing if sterling is still an owner. >> the possibility of a shutdown comes as another nba legend, magic johnson, spoke out about donald sterling's comments during an interview monday in which sterling demeaned magic, his charitable work, black people and also referred to the lakers legend having "those aids." magic was the on the infamous taped -- a pic of him with v. stiviano. the lakers legend said it's not just lebron but practically all nba players demanding sterling's ouster. and that despite what sterling might think, his billions won't save him this time. >> he clearly believes there's a route for him to remain as owner of the l.a. clippers. >> can't buy his way out of this one. he bought his way out of the other situa

. >> and i'm an thee any mason. here are a few stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." breaking news out of southern california. a man goes on a mass shooting spree killing seven and injuring seven more. >> memorial day travel gets off to a soaking start. extreme weather delays cancel thousands of flights. >>> license plate scanning was intended to help law enforcement but it turns out anyone with the money can use the data to track you and your car. >>> and enter the dragons. the painstaking process behind a

mason has opened a second mother to study islam arianna base in reaction to events in ukraine well mason aggro who he is the ad based upon these baltic states as rights activists in eastern ukraine continue to detain around forty people including seven military observers might reopen on station security cooperation in europe to a season of dance last week the us ambassador to the oecd counted the team's claims of russia's involvement in the area and said there appeared to be many instalments of this release. it's very clear that what's happening would not be happening without russian doll. that doesn't mean that everything you see these russian involvement. what is happening would not be happening without the rush of bob and weave remain deeply concerned about international group of hostages who were invited by the government of ukraine formally under the piano documents. as well as their ukrainian passport to remain among those being held hostage the dungeon of slow downs and i have a hard effort of going underground to to get him freed and we certainly are deeply concerned about their

. ♪ a house is a heart even when it's gone ♪ >> jeff: and on this mother's day, anthony mason with benper. he has played music all around the world, but there's nothing like singing with someone back home. >> i just, you know, came to my mom and said, "let's do a song together, just one song." and from that one song came another song and another song. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. the danger stretches from texas to illinois. severe thunderstorms and tornado threats, the worst of it is today and there is now a confirmed tornado touchdown in clay county, nebraska. here's a look at the map. it is currently moving east to iowa. this is what has already happened in orik missouri this weekend during one of the most volatile systems of the season. a tornado swept through saturday leaving home after home torn apart. >> this is orik tonight. trailers were tossed, trees and telephone poles down. many of the 800 who live here are without a home. michael arnold got back just moment

you and your son mason have seen a number of bears.ock up your garbage cans, you make noise before you go out, but your son has had a lot of contact with the bears. >> mason does seem to attract the bears. he was playing basketball and a neighbor saw a bear that was about 25 feet from him, but mason's back was turned and the neighbor said, son, there's a bear behind you. so he knew right away to just listen to what he said and come running in the house. >> southwest florida, 8-year-old, got to watch out for bears. shepard, back to you. >> you know in new york, especially in new jersey, in the winter time, the bears go away, they hibernate and show up in the sfring looking for food and looking for love, probably. i guess that's part of the problem there, or are the winters different? >> no, it's definitely the problem here, and they're educated people. they have clappers. they go out, they really take all the steps. they lock up their garbage, but one man said, you know, the bears are ten feet away, just waiting for me to bring out the

loves and works with other people to teach them how to do sloofr solar on an iconic building like mason that will benefit. i thank you for your continued support a program that's lasted since 2008 is increasing people's opportunity >> thank you so much ms. commissioner koster cotter. >> next speaker. >> gmgdz brooks represents the local grassroots organizations and stand in strong solidarity with all people let's flush out what's going on the tunnel revving they've sent professionals out to examine the tunnel and should know they were going to have a half billion dollars deficit in the tunnel sf puc dropped the ball. and the other thing to remind people is that all three of those things go solar sf and energy efficiency and the clean power sf both go solar and energy efficiency has been cut over and over implicit by mayor's office and by his sf puc and the mayor's office have repeatedly done everything in its power to undermine the clean sf program so this grab represents the mayors attempt to divide all the people in the room to fight for the same dollars it's classic and i'm here to t

(mason laughing crazily) (both grunting) - do you think it was margot's idea to have an heir? think it was your idea to take it from her? my idea to come here and kill you? the only thing that you, your sister, and i have in common is the same psychiatrist. (mason laughs.) if dr. lecter had his druthers... you'd be wrapped around a bullet right now. (will uncocks the gun.) dr. lecter is the one you want to be feeding to your pigs. >> next at 11:00, scary moments at san jose international. a rough landing and a runway shut down. it's problemings for the plane. how the south bay is preparing for fire danger. the news is next. blap. >>> right now a dangerous situation on the streets of berkeley. a large crowd of students turns rowdy. thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> we're are running late because of the giants game, but we begin with chaos in downtown berkeley. hundreds of students broke into fights on city streets. >> we have the details. why is this happening sn. >> reporter: >> things are quiet and calm right now, but earlier tonight people who were down here near

loves and works with other people to teach them how to do sloofr solar on an iconic building like mason that will benefit. i thank you for your continued support a program that's lasted since 2008 is increasing people's opportunity >> thank you so much ms. commissioner koster cotter. >> next speaker. >> gmgdz brooks represents the local grassroots organizations and stand in strong solidarity with all people let's flush out

i know he's been involved with legg mason.board to help turn around the business in 2013. is he satisfied with the transformation that you're executing right now? >> well, i -- i don't know. you would have to ask him if he's satisfied or not, but i think he is. nelson and i have i would say a very good relationship. it's very candid. and constructive. we talk about a lot of different issues. we've done a lot of things over the course of this last year. we've done divestitures. we've done some other streamlining and we've done some acquisitions and puts and takes during the course of the year. in many cases that involves expenditures and some cases it involves charges and nelson has been supportive all the way along. that's been about kind of getting legg mason to the right place to grow again, and that's what his focusing is for the next year as is mine which is growth. our company needs to grow, and nelson's been a good partner in supporting the things that i've put forward and our team has put forward to put us in a position

romitta mason. sabrina cheek. i don't know if i am reading these names right, hope you forgive me. teresa lee. >> well, good afternoon. not good morning, good afternoon supervisors. first of all, thank you supervisor breed and supervisor avalos for being here and calling this important hearing. i don't think that one hearing will be enough. this is a very heavy issue. however, we got to start somewhere. straight up, to me hearing from hud, hearing from lee, this is about developers again positioning themselves in san francisco to take advantage of low-income housing. of disadvantaged people who stay in these dwellings throughout our city. and if we don't stop them, we are going to pay a dear price. now i looked in this 30-page presentation or booklet, and the question is for me that is a big concern, the depopulation of black people in san francisco. and nowhere in there could i find anything that speaks to the depopulation of black people in san francisco. i think no matter what, if we look at the public housing, and we have of the 4,000 residents in public housing, that's an issu

that's about as close as two people are going to get to sharing one voice. >> reporter: anthony mason>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the extreme weather in the west and central u.s. we'll get a live update. >>> plus, drone safety. a look at the growing risk of collisions with airplanes after a near accident. >>> and we sit down with the ceos and co-founders of online glasses seller warby parker. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with check of weather. now... the latest developmes on a stubborn fire in north jose. the fire began yesterday afternoon at the zanker road landfill and recycling cent. helping fuel the fire... hu mounds >>> we have the latest opposite a fire in san jose that began yesterday afternoon at the banker road landfill and recycling center, helping fuel the fire. some up to 40 feet high. could be seen and smelled in much of santa clara

anthony mason is here. so, anthony, what's going on? >> reporter: well, it's the first time since 2011, norah, that the economy has actually shrunk. all that snow and ice froze business, but most economists believe it sets the economy up for rebound this quarter. consumer spending that drives two-thirds of the economy was strong, just up over 3%. more importantly, initial unemployment claims for the week dropped sharply. the four-week average has now fallen from just under 350,000 a year ago to about 311,000. that's the lowest since august of 2007. so we are finally back to pre- recession levels. >> o'donnell: anthony mason, thank you. and the parents of the man behind that deadly rampage in santa barbara apologized today. last friday, elliot rodgers stabbed or shot to death six u.c.s.b. students before taking his own life. in a statement, his parents wrote: chicago knows all too well the toll of gun violence. there were more than 1,800 shootings last year, resulting in 350 deaths. dean reynolds told us the mayor has a plan for trying t

anthony mason reports. dr. jon lapook tells us a rare and deadly virus has been seen for the first time in the united states. police say they stopped a plot to bomb an american high school. jamie yuccas is on the story. and steve hartman "on the road"- - everyone but lauren could see she was dying. >> it was that desperate? >> at that point, yes. >> pelley: it took strangers in a gym to strong-arm her back to life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the crisis in ukraine that threatens peace in europe took a dangerous new turn today. the ukrainian government launched an offensive to try to take back eastern parts of the country now controlled by pro- russian forces. two ukrainian helicopters were shot down. the violence spread to ukraine's third largest city, odessa. supporters of the ukrainian government there fought with pro-russian activists. dozens are reported dead, and russian troops are massed on the border.

mason has opened a second mother to spend his ummah riyadh based in reaction to events in ukraine. well mason aggro who he is the ad based upon these baltic states as rights activists in eastern ukraine continue to detain around forty people including seven military observers might reopen on station security cooperation in europe to a season of dance last week the us ambassador to the osce counted the team's claims of russia's involvement in the area and said there appeared to be many instalments of this release. it's very clear that what's happening would not be happening without washing it off. that doesn't mean that everything you see these russian involvement. what is happening would not be happening without a russian bomber. we remain deeply concerned about international group of hostages who were invited by the government of ukraine formally under the piano documents. as well as their ukrainian passport to remain among those are being held hostage the dungeon of slow downs and had a hard effort of going underground to to get him freed and we certainly are deeply concerned abo

anthony mason reports. wyatt andrews investigates charges that v.a. managers got bonuses after hiding widespread delays in patient care. don dahler reports on the airlines with the worst on-time records. as u.s. spy es seah for those kidnapped girls, debora patta reports on the place where students risk their lives to go to school. and kyle white receives the nation's highest military honor. david martin on how he saved fellow americans under withering enemy fire. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. they were dancing on the street today to a couple of new records. investors, who have been pouring money into stocks, drove the dow up to its fourth record close this year-- 16,715. and have a look at this-- in 2009, the dow bottomed out during the great recession at 6,547. well, it is now two and a half times higher. and the s&p 500, a broader measure of stocks, closed today at a record 1,897, but at one point it was even higher. more now from anthony mason. >>

the george mason university seminars are bankrolled by a long list of foundations like the charles g. koch foundation, the linde and harry bradley foundation, and the searle freedom trust, in addition to u.s. corporations like ge, and dow capital. that judge who attended those meetings is a reliable conservative of the branch, gained some notoriety for striking down a law, a ruling reversed by the seventh circuit. he recently issued a pretty remarkable and scathing opinion that ordered a preliminary injunction of the wisconsin investigation of the governor's friends of scott walker campaign and conservative groups. the investigation was into the possibility of illegal coordination between the campaign and those groups. and judge randall's injunction was made on the grounds that the investigation itself violated the first amendment rights of all those organizations and the campaign in wisconsin club for growth. amazingly, judge randall also ordered prosecutors to, and i'm quoting, return all property seized in the investigation from any individual organization and permanently destroy a

. >>> and joining me now, roger mason, president of the player's association. and he represented elgin baylor when he tried to sue donald sterling. gentlemen, good to see all of you, thank you for joining us. pat, let me start with you. i want to get a fresh reaction from somebody who knows the game well. your reaction to magic's grace tonight and this whole scandal in general. >> i can't believe he added to the insults he has already levied against magic and the african-american race. magic johnson is one of the most endearing and engaging people on this planet. that smile just disarms everybody from the street to the elite. let me tell you something, bill, when i asked magic to help me after the first year with alan, he flew with me to virginia and met with allen, and a mentor, he looked up to him. he gave his time and talent. he didn't have to. i heard anderson say, he is a superman. >> yeah, and carl, your experience with the elgin baylor case, i want to talk, we'll get magic's reaction to how elgin was treated. and we'll get to that but what do you make of

roger mason jr. is the vice president of the national basketball players association. he joins me. >> i want to clear up a confusion. there is an interview you gif show time and you spoke to lebron james about what he would do if donald sterling was still the owner of the clippers at the start of the next season. you said he told you he wouldn't play if that were the case and now you're saying he didn't actually tell that you. so what exactly did he say? >> i was using lebron an example as i talk about many of our players in our league. we're unified and united and we want to do what's right. so i think lebron was saying what many of our players have said and there's no place for sterling as an owner. at no point did he specifically say he was going to boycott. i think he said as players, we're going to stand for what is right. >> you have heard other players talk about a boycott? do you think that's a real threat? >> i have heard other players talk about not wanting to play. this notion of a boycott is a little bit overdramatized. at the end of the day, we're very ple

roger mason junior. good to have you with us.th our attorneys here later in the broadcast about the sterling case coming up. and time for it a look at last night's online poll results. you believe hillary clinton and jeb bush will be facing each other in 2016. only 11% said yes. 89% said no. please vote tonight. the question is, which congressman is your choice to chair the select committee on benghazi? trey gowdy, pete sessions, mike turner? cast your vote and later we will have the quotation of the evening. and keep your eyes out for this exciting new book. my first fiction thriller. in current law enforcement officer, the book debuts on may 6. that is tuesday, may 6, with the hardcover e-book and audio book versions, you can pre-order at amazon.com. or visit us at loudobbs.com for all of the wings. we highly recommend it. and in fact there is no limit to our recommendation. i had a who working with jim on the book. and it's fun to write fiction. and you can say all sorts of things in the book that are maybe not fiction. we are

calling all brick masons.t kipplingers has the best potential for increasing demand and higher pay. they look at stress levels and putting to the the list and found the most promising professions involve a lot less pressure. so they will grow by 35 and a half percent over the next 10 years. rile now the average brick mason earns 47,000 a year. demand is expected to rise 20 percent over the next decade. financial advisors physical therapists and health specialty professors round out the list. the latter two ideal for people interested in the medical industry but also want to work regular hours. >> lori rothman live for us this morning in the the business channel section of our building. thank you so much. >> have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> the time is 47 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up they say an apple a day keeps the doctor away but how many can save you from a stroke? we have the answer. >> why the grooms men are stripping out of their suits and heading for that water? but first let's hand

so several historians like to cite the anti-masonic party of the early 19th century as the first right wing reactionary movement in america. they were very suspicious of the free masons that figured so prominently in the american establishment at that time in a few decades later this movement arose as a backlash against an influx of largely irish catholic immigration and the reconstruction era after the civil war, domestic terrorism reached its center. at the close of the 19th century a very robust left-wing movement centered on labor union activism that began to take hold. political extremism has been an enduring feature in american politics and it's really nothing new. now, although scholars have sought to define the term extremism, there is really no general consensus as to what the term means. suffice it to say the term generally has a negative connotation. so extremism can be defined in three ways. the first case they can be to find statistically with attitudes towards particular issues arranged on a continuum. left and right labels originated in the french national assembly in 17

for several historians cite the anti-masonic party of the early 19th century as the first right-wing reactionary movement in america. the anti-masons were very suspicious of the freemasons but figured so prominently in the american establishment at that time. a few decades later there was the know nothing movement. this movement arose as a backlash against the influx of irish catholic immigration. in the reconstruction afte recoe civil war, domestic terrorism with the ku klux klan and at the close of the 19th century a very robust left-wing movement centered on labor union activism began to take hold. it is really nothing new. there is still no general consensus on what the term means, so suffice it to say as the term generally has a negative connotation. so extremism can be defined in three ways. in the first case it can be defined statistically with attitudes towards good particular issues arranged on a left right continuum. the left and right labels originated in the national assembly in 1789 and i in a situation that sat on the left side of the presiding officer and conservatives

the odds to bring them to graduation day more than half are on to universities and graduation to our mason scholar award winners (clapping) it is graduation season i want to graduate all our graduating seniors our 20 our two alice griffith other graduates easy we wish you all the best in your future many held promote ceremonies for our kindergarten next fall we know that many of our youngest students have been silverstein with caps and grounds and many parents are proud graugsz congratulations to all our scholars. >> time for recognized and accumulations. >> we have a couple of distinguished awards first tried that i michael hill. >> good evening. i'm michael hill i'm the electrical supervisor for the grounds i'm going to read a letter about what i - this morning my electrician was working at the guarding lop school he noticed a teacher in room 7 crying and asked her what was wrong she was experiencing severe chest pain and pointing to the upper side of her chest. the gentleman called 9-1-1 and got the paramedic go responding he guided here to a chair and she said he was short of breath. h

the vp had to walk back those comments. >> yeah, but i've got a lot of respect for roger mason. .till has a role in presenting demands to the nba in wanting a timetable and not just having an adam silver savior fest in the whole thing. and i'll tell you something else, roger mason has to be aggressive because the person they're asking to help lead the stuff up, mayor kevin johnson of sacramento, people can use the goog ls themselves. they have an anti-union person with a history of owning slums. giving them advice about what to do with their union. >> i want to broaden this conversation out and listen to what first lady michelle obama said at a high school commencement yesterday. she was speaking in kansas for the 60th anniversary of the brown v board of education supreme court decision. take a listen. >> this issue is so sensitive, is so complicated, so bound up with a painful history. no matter what you do, the point is to never be afraid to talk about these issues. particularly the issue of race because even today, we still struggle to do that. >> the first lady's husband, pres

. >> the vice president of the nba player's association, roger mason, he said the players won't accept anyone in the sterling family owning the clippers. not you, not your wife, not your son-in-law, not your daughter. do you believe it? >> i really don't know. the people that are going to decide my fate i think are not the media and not the players union, but the nba. >> the owners? >> pardon me? >> the owners. >> the owners. if the owners feel i deserve another chance, then they'll give it to me. >> but there is a path for you to fight their decision, isn't there? >> of course. but if you fight with my partners, what, at the end of the road, what do i benefit? especially at my age? if they fight with me and they spend millions and i spend millions, let's say i win or they win. i just don't know if that's important. >> why wait so long to apologize? it's been a couple of weeks. you could have come out -- >> that's a very good question. i just -- i'm so emotionally distraught. and the reason it's hard for me, very hard for me, is that i'm wrong. i caused the problem. i don't know how to

. >> when we met keith precious mason at holman correctional facility in alabama he was carrying on a sexual relationship with inmate mar quez nobles. >> when i first met him. i told him he had pretty teeth. and you know what i mean. i'm a teeth man. i'm into the feet. i like feet. >> as far as it is concerned it is very, very frustrating and uncomfortable. especially if that's something you really want to do. basically it is done quick and quietly. >> for prison officials, sex is a complicated topic. >> i don't think you really crack down on homosexuality. you can't stop it. you can prevent it from happening openly. >> if the relationship is not causing a problem, then we don't do anything with that. if they are not openly having sex. you can have a relationship that doesn't have sex involved. >> but mason believes it is the lack of sex that leads to the unrest among inmates. >> that frustrates these dudes. there is not a man that i know that wakes up and don't have an erection in the morning time. that's what happens. we are dealing with reality. when a man wakes up. first thing tha

america, we should be grateful that the laws and theciples put in place by founders, men like george mason and james madison and patrick henry who understood the importance of religious liberty have endured for so long. they are the reason america has come so far. it is those same principles that guide us farther still cared was both that understand that powers derived from the people and not from government. calvin coolidge understood this in his own time. andive in an age of science the value of material things. this did not great our declaration. our declaration created them. the spirit come first. unless we cling to that, all of our material prosperity will turn to a barren scepter in our grass. he was right. the things of the spirit do come first. we must act now to protect them. the temptation to ask richard and his fractious battles from practical terms, it would only matter to those who value religious freedom and that was won over the course of centuries of persecution and blood. we should not surrender without a fight. the word religious they would is a war over free speech. with

on the list for 2014, noah, liam, jacob is number 3, mason, and william. >> sophia topped the girls list, olivia, isabella and ave. >> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we hope you follow us on facebook and twitter. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news. teenagers detained after a ground gets out of hand. the word that spread through social media that prompted a big police presence. tmz is up next. warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> something we can all agree on. hurray for billionaires. dr. dre joins the club. >> right here from the [bleep] west coast. >> tyrese is super duper excited. >> tyrese is like my best friend dr. dre. he's oprah now. >> that means tyrese is gale! >> cara delevingne posted some videos on instagram. she was in the elevator with zooey deschanel, reese witherspoon and who do you make

that's what george mason was concerned about. it was unanimously adopted by the constitutional convention and by the ratifying conventions this the states. i hope at some point thai doable. i mean, we've come a long way in six months. there was a meeting december 7th at mount vernon called the mount vernon assembly where a hundred state delegates met from 32 or 34 different states to begin the process of talking about this. in indiana the legislature's passed two bills to prepare for this, outlining how they would choose their delegates and what the authority of the delegates would be, and the governor signed it. i mean, we shouldn't fear this. people need to understand, from my perspective we are in a postconstitutional period in respects. the system is upside down. it's top-down rather than bottom-up, and it's going to get worse. and i'm trying to say let us use the constitution to save the constitution and restore the republic. >> host: in your book from 2012, ameritopia: the unmaking of america, you with talk about you taupe

we are currently george mason university and climate central currently teaming with noaa and nasa andthe american meteorological society to try to test this on a larger scale, statewide in virginia currently. we are simultaneously trying to scale this up, the materials, educational materials we developed which we call climate matters, trying to make them available to weathercasters in every community in america so that should they wish to embrace a new role the role of climate educators, they have the materials they need to do so and that is where the third national climate assessment comes in. information in the assessment provides the foundation for us to develop broadcast quality materials for tv weathercasters across the country. so i will close by saying we have been here today, the president actually has been conducting interviews with tv weathercasters somewhere in the white house, i don't know where but he chose to use his time well because he is giving interviews, talking about the results of the assessment to the very people who are going to help us get this information of t

. >> the vice president of the nba players association roger mason said players won't accept anyone in the sterling family owning the clippers, not you, not your wife, not your son-in-law, not your daughter. do you believe that? >> i really don't know. the people that are going to decide my fate i think are not the media and not the players union but the nba. >> the owners? >> pardon me? >> the owners. >> if owners feel like i deserve another chance, they'll give it to me. >> there's a path for you to fight their decision, isn't there? >> of course. but if you fight with my partners, what at the end of the road, what do i benefit especially at my age? if they fight with me and they spend millions and i spend millions, let's say i win or they win, i just don't know if that's important. >> why wait so long to apologize? it's been a couple weeks. you could have come out -- >> that's a very good question. i just am so emotionally distraught. the reason it's hard for me, very hard for me, is that i'm wrong. i caused the problem. i don't know how to correct it. >> do you trust people? there

. >> when we visited the holman correctional facility in alabama, producers met keith mason, who also. >> what's your first name again? >> keith. but they call me precious. what makes me a girl, first of all is this, again, this is my choice. so it's nothing that i was forced into, like i walked in the door and they slapped me down and say, you're going to be my bitch. it wasn't like that. you know, when i came in, came in -- the first day i came in here and i arched my eyebrows and i did what i did and i let them know at home, i'm gay. >> having already served an earlier sentence for aggravated assault, precious was doing life on a robbery conviction. and when we met him, he was living in a state of domestic partnership with fellow inmate marquis nobles. >> i'm the wife, he's the man. i got on my band and his. that's mine, that's his. got that right here. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out, day to day. >> but despite being in the fif

in a few moments we'll hear from roger mason, jr., president of the player's association. he will set the record straight on what the players are planning to do. sterling has been banned for life, fined two and a half for racist comments. he made the recording that was leaked on line. today, he talked about his relationship with v. stiviano. that is also coming up later. the story continues to gain momentum, partly because of the interviews aired on this program in the last two nights, of course with sterling and magic johnson. throughout the hour you will hear parts of my interview, including his thoughts on his estranged wife, shelly, whether he believes they will get divorced and his thoughts on racism. first, well get you up to date. >> reporter: magic johnson's response to donald sterling was raised. >> i was expecting at least an apology. and the american public wanted an apology, he finally did that. but this is sad. when i saw that interview, it was sad. i hope donald can see the mistake that he has made. and also the people he has hurt along the way. >> johnson sp

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building itself this is one of the few major public buildings we have in the community 15 years ago the masonic order sold it and the korean church moved in. you can get a sense of how intrusive the boxes are and i'd like to say on this representation the left side of the building itself features a light well. i'm trying to understand how it didn't extend down the wall of the light well instead of up to the roofline. i've been to the neighbors homes that are shown in the this representation and it is overt the idea of having it extend up that's intrusive an alternative site i'd like to say it's open to interpretation whether at&t really figured out this one site and taylor the information to it or whether or not they were active in seeking out other sites poor i've spoken to the representation at rec and park he told me there are can have yeasts but the rec and park was open to the consideration of having balboa pool being a site. so that's one of the things i'd like to is at&t represents it as well, we couldn't do it in the past therefore not seeking it out i'd like to see that as an opportuni

the top industry standards but what is special is the north beach library it's special because of mason street how many uses is to remember that cars went through here and the leadership of the community we all worked together to vacate this street and the attorney worked yes. very very hard (clapping) to make that happen and next is the design for joe deimagine park we're going to connect them you can come here and enjoy the library and go run around and swim until it's one nice place in our neighborhood. a few people to thank the project manager thank you. (clapping.) dennis oats has been on several projects where's dennis? here's here everyday making sure the work is done. c l w builders has been the beneficiary of 6 of the libraries we built by more important more than 35 percent of the workforce and workings workers are san francisco residents thank you. (clapping.) marshall from the stacey aeblts on the project from the beginning thank you marshall and, of course, lizzie will continue that the shaping to allow the community benefits thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you so much all