abdul fatah al-sisi is poised to win. those that don't like abdul fatah al-sisi, what will they do - show up at the polls and register discontent and vote for hamdeen sabahi. doubtful. what will probably happen is they'll go home. >> is hamdeen sabahi not going to offer another alternative? >> he represents an alternative, but remember there's a swathe of supporters who would not look at it as an alternate. he was a key figure in the movement to overthrow or remove mohamed mursi. for 15%-20% of egyptians that would vote for the muslim brotherhood, i don't think they'd look at hamdeen sabahi as an alternative to abdul fatah al-sisi. >> thank you very much. joining us here to discuss the elections. >>> al jazeera continues to demand the release of its journalists held in egypts. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have been held in prison for 149 days. their trial has been adjourned until june the 1st. they are accused of conspiring with the muslim brotherhood. al jazeera rejects all the charges. a fourth jo

abdul fatah al-sisi was to have mohamed mursi locked up. he presided over a ruthless crackdown over the muslim brotherhood. >> we are calling for legitimacy. this is our point of view. that's why they are killing us. >> abdul fatah al-sisi did it. he seemed to have popular support. the general was attracting something of a cult following. it kept him in the spotlight since late summer. he hasn't discouraged xorns. he ruled egypt from 1956 to 1970. nasser, a general was popular. abdul fatah al-sisi is known as being religiously devote. he has not publicly expressed an opinion on how he views the role of islam in politics. he said religious - scores facing the egyptian people. there's a need for a new vision. >> before that conversation starts, abdul fatah al-sisi knows his priority is to turn egypt's economy around. >> during two revolutions egyptians were aspiring to freedom and justice. >> egyptians love this. i need to give them stability freedom and development. >> abdul fatah al-sisi says he can improve the economic condition of the peo

abdul fatah al-sisi hasn't told us his plan, why is that? >> that's probably because he doesn't have a plan. the important thing is no one can succeed as president of egypt. the elephant in the room is the economy. it's in a state of collapse at the present time. what we see is these vague plans about, you know, energy saving light bulbs, and things like that while at the same time, for example, abdul fatah al-sisi can't get rid of subsidies that people depend upon. they burn through the money, $20 billion since abdul fatah al-sisi took over, and at the present time the only option out there on the table is either more gulf money poured after what they have done before or going mat in hand to the i.m.f. which abdul fatah al-sisi has been reluctant to do. >>> do you think they are the only two options on the table. the truth is it may be the elephant in the room. both men promised this is something they'll deliver on. is that a promise they can keep? >> not at the level that people expect. the reality is no outside help will be sustainable fo

abdul fatah al-sisi had mohamed mursi locked up.e decided over a ruthless crackdown on the muslim brotherhood. >> our president is mohamed mursi. we are calling for legitimacy. this is our point of view. that's why they are killing us. >> reporter: abdul fatah al-sisi did it seemingly with populace support. the germ was beginning to attract something of a cult following. abdul fatah al-sisi rode a waive of nationalism that kept him in the spotlight since summer. he hasn't dissuaded comparisons with nasser, a general who was popular, described as the first leader to challenge western dominance in the middle east. abdul fatah al-sisi hasn't publicly expressed an opinion on how he views the role of islam in politics. he said in a recent speech:. >> reporter: before the conversation starts, abdul fatah al-sisi knows he has to turn the economy around. >> translation: during resolutions egyptians were conspiringor justice. i need to give them security. >> reporter: within two years he says he can improve the economic situation of the peop

abdul fatah al-sisi was to have m.e.r.s. locked up and -- mohamed mursi locked up and presided over a ruthless crackdown of the muslim brotherhood. >> our president is mohamed mursi. we are calling for legitimacy. this is our point of view. they are killing us. >> reporter: abdul fatah al-sisi did it with popular support, seemingly. the general was attracting something of a cult following. abdul fatah al-sisi rode a wave of nationalism that kept him in the spotlight since last summer, and hasn't discouraged comparisons with a ruler from the 1960, described as a first leader to challenge western dominance of the middle east. abdul fatah al-sisi is religiously devout, but hasn't publicly expressed an opinion on how he views the role of islam in politics. on a speech to the military he said: >> reporter: before the conversation starts abdul fatah al-sisi knows his priority is to turn egypt's economy around. >> translation: during two resolutions egyptians as powered for freedom and social justice. i need to give them security,

abdul fatah al-sisi will face a range of complex problems. catastrophe is the best word to describe it. it is the largest importer of wheat, no reserves, massive energy needs, no tourism - which is a leading source of foreign currency, and he is confronted not only with the opposition of the muslim brotherhood, and other dissenters, but a nasty insurgency that the egyptian armed forces has been fighting in the cyanide peninsula. >> there are issues for the relationship with the united states. you know, he has a police force known to be abusive. there are people unjustly imprisoned. what will happen with the egyptian relationship with the united states. >> despite the fact that the obama administration mildly sang tured for the cout debtar, there's a poll among policy makers and others that they'd like to resume the relationship. a number of factors will get in the way. one is the continuation of human rights violations, and i expect that abdul fatah al-sisi will continue to use force and coercion to establish political control. the fact that

abdul fatah al-sisi claims to have run a crushing victory in egypt. questions remain over the low turn out. >>> kidnapped - ukranian rebels say they are holding four international observers in donet donetsk. the government will do everything possible to bring hour daughters home. >> nigeria's president promises to bring back the missing school girls and wage war against boko haram. >> robin adams with all the sport. the latest from the french open. and the owner of manchester united, malcolm glaser, passes away, three days after his 86th birthday. >> former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi looks to be heading for a landslide victory in the presidential election. official results are to be declared. supporters claim to have won over 90% of the vote. the low turn out is an embarrassment for the government. despite a day of voting and transport, less than half the electorate cast their ballots. >> the official winner has not been announced. these egyptians are celebrating. preliminary results released by the government suggest that former army chief abdul

the former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi seems to be heading for a win. final results may not be out, but abdul fatah al-sisi reporters celebrated in tahrir square after the campaign team said that earlier results showed that he had won over 90% of the vote. however, it seems that the extraordinary high turn out failed, and despite a publicity campaign, free transport and an extra day of voting - less than half the county cast votes. we'll talk to a senior lecturer with the university, in politics. he's joining us from doha. according to unofficial figures that we are getting. according to state media, they are putting the number of voters at 23 million. some say, you know, lower than the abdul fatah al-sisi camp hopped for and anticipated. >> i think 23 million is an extremely exaggerated number based on what we saw. we know or have an idea of how a turn out or 52% turn out looks like, if you look at the percentage elections of 2012, when you had 26.6 million voters showing up. you saw line-ups, and it was packed. compared to the picture we saw... >> you

abdul jabbar is not calling that out.you want to be vigilant and correct social you have to call it out on both sides. >> make fun of clarence thomas call it out. deneen is making it about organizations. institutions, and people. and it's broader than that just a couple hours ago i visited my high school that i went, to i saw systemic racism happening there not enough funding to go to help programs like debate and inner city schools. we have a serious problem. we could all work to address that that is how we fundamentally change this country and hatred and racism by finding ways to systematically. >> i will help your school if you tell me what school it is. if they are denied funding for extracurriculars, i will make sure they get the funding. because, wait, wait, wait. if there is a school, a public school, in america, that's being deprived of money, because it's mostly minority students, we will correct that wrong. that's not the norm, mr. fowler, you know it's not the norm. >> it is the norm. it's happening in every ma

he converted to islam during a jail stay ten years earlier and took the name abdul. >> abdul means servantrving god. when i'm living right and i'm doing right and on the straight and farrow path, i'm god's servant. that's why i chose that name. >> about 10% of the inmate population is muslim and for those who request it, the jail provides meals that meet the religion's dietary requirements. >> it's blessed. you know like the coacher. that's what makes it special. it's blessed. >> we got to wait another -- for another list. so i know i try. he can't wait. look at him. he can't wait to eat. >> 19 hours. >> edwin estrada said he embraced the religion because among other things, he fears going to hell as taught by his catholic upbringing. this inmate has served as a mentor but says he has to keep an eye on estrada. >> you got to watch him. he asked me for canteen. i'm going to fast, let me get a honey bun. i said, okay, here, but you got to fast. >> estrada hoped he would find peace in islam but now he's not so sure he's cut out for it. >> i'm not going to do it. >> i've been telling you that.

the campaign team of abdul fatah al-sisi is claiming a big win, saying he took 93% of the vote after early elections. international observers questioned the democratic credentials of the vote. >> supporters of the former military chief abdul fatah al-sisi has been out celebrating. the interim government is reporting a turn out of 46%. the european union mission believes the figure could be lower, adding that elections were free of fraud. media coverage was unfair, and there were restrictions on who was allowed to run. >> an associate professor at the university believes that the estimates of low turn out will not affect abdul fatah al-sisi so much. >> abdul fatah al-sisi would have love the to come in with millions voting for him, and a turn out showing domestically and internationally that the people are goodnight him and what he did in ousting the democratically elect president. clearly that has not happened. he comes into the presidency scratched up, a little egg on his face. does that mean he doesn't have credibility, that he doesn't have power? i don't think so. the power of the

abdul fatah al-sisi is expected to win the contest. he is facing leftist politician hamdeen sabahi. >>> the nigerian military ruled out force to rescue the kidnapped school girls. it says it has located the girls but an offensive may get them kill. >>> india's prime minister and pakistan's prime minister are holding bilateral talks, the first since 2002. >>> well, it's unclear whether ukranian soldiers or pro-russian separatists are in control of donetsk airport. 40 were killed in heavy fighting. we have this report. >>> they came from above, an attempt to refap the airport. ukraine's -- reclaim the airport. ukraine's force from above. it began earlier. the airport was shot. no flights in or out of the city. ukranian authorities gave a deadline for separatists to lay down arms, but there was no surrender. then the crackdown. smoke rising over the airport, with military jets and helicopters launching attacks to wrest control from the separatists. shortly after reinforcements arrived trucks, fighters belonging to the battalion. this was

abdul fatah al-sisi was the man behind the banning of the movement and gaoling leaders. voting for him will mean voting against the muslim brotherhood. he believes the overthrow of ainhoa murua was an egyptian revolution, his opponents have a different view. >> we are witnessing a counterresolution with the full meaning of the word. >> abdul fatah al-sisi's electoral campaign hij ges on what he scrooebz as the army and himself. whether egypt's voters believe the choice is that simply will be decided at the ballot box later this month. >> three al jazeera journalists held in egypt have been in prison for 130 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are falsely accused of conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. the movement has been declared a terrorist organization. al jazeera rejects all the charges and is demanding their immediate release. our colleague abdullah al-shami has been on a hunger strike for 107 days, losing a third of his weight. >>> still to come here on this al jazeera news hour - brazil's sports men defend the world cup city. det

former army sceef abdul fatah al-sisi is one -- chief abdul fatah al-sisi is one of two candidates running. he started the campaign with this message. he said: . >> the only candid challenging abdul fatah al-sisi is hamdeen sabehe. he told his followers: he is the leader of the movement known as popular current, and came third in the 2012 election won by deposed president mohamed mursi. >> the trial of three al jazeera journalists detained in egypt has been detained until may 15th. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and baher mohamed are accused of giving a platform to muslim brotherhood, a declared terrorist group. >> abdullah al-shami a fourth shournalist has been -- journalist has been on hunger strike for 100 days. peter greste's father hopes he has the strength to endure. >> his number one priority, as we are hoping for him, is to make sure he keeps himself as wholly together from day to day as is possible. and, you know, no doubt his faith, his belief is that if he can keep doing that then perhaps he may not be too daunted if it runs to, you know, a year's anniversary. >> u.s. presid

in cairo abdul fatah al-sisi supporters took to the streets to cheer on the choice for president. and abdul fatah al-sisi called for a strong turn out in the election on monday and tuesday. >> i ask all egyptians, especially women who prove their deep sense of patriotism by going to vote. i want to ask the young people to participate regardless of who you want to vote for. i want egyptian men and women to know irrespective of religion and ideology that there is something we share, our love and application for egypt. >> the trial of three al jazeera journalists in egypt has been adjourned until june the 1st. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have now been held in prison for 147 days. they are falsely accused of conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. al jazeera is appealing to world political leaders to secure the release of journalists abdullah al-shami. he has been in a cairo prison for more than nine months without trial. al jazeera rejects the charges against all its staff and demands their release. >> near heart island in new york. a grave site for a

they are certain of an abdul fatah al-sisi victory. some young egyptians say the vote lacks legitimacy. >> i will not give legitimacy to a regime that does not deserve it. i will not participate in elections that is practically finished. >> this is a comical play that is pushing us towards one candidate. >> three al jazeera journalists have been held in an egyptian prison for 145 days. the trial of peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed is set to resume on thursday. they have been falsely accused of conspiring with the outlined muslim brotherhood. bernard smith has more. >> reporter: peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are expected to make a ninth appearance before a judge in a cairo court on thursday. at last week's hearing, the prosecution demanded the defense pay $170,000 to view what the prosecution calls its video evidence against the three al jazeera english journalists. the judge has ordered this evidence to be handed over, and for the prosecution to public its fee. so far, according to an al jazeera

former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi is widely expected to win.f he does, he'll be the latest in a line of military men to lead the country. we have more. >> reporter: in 2011 they overthrow an army general. three years later they are about to elect another one. >> translation: we don't want a political role for the army. his role is to protect, not to rule. >> reporter: it's been over 60 years since the army got involved. the first generation of leaders, were seen as heroes, tasked with liberating palestine and ending the occupation of arab land. they perceived threats. decades of emergency laws previously were made, his son was prepared to replace him, but when the egyptians overthrew him, they saw the despotic ruler and a soldier - the defender of the nation. the army refused to crackdown on protesters. the military helped in the overthrow of mubarak and seen as the save our of the nation and defender of the democracy. it did not last. army leaders formed a military council to form an open-ended transition. they tried to cling to power. militar

kareem abdul-jabbar joins us next to put it all in context. and what will happen in court.ext. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. >>> mba banned for life donald sterling, applauded by kareem abdul skjabar. the league's all-time leading scorer. author of the new book titled on the shoulder of giants. kareem, great to have you with us. no one would i rather talk with about this than you. first your reaction to the life time ban on sterling. >> well, i think commissioner silver did a great job in figuring out how to deal with this problem. we've had indications of mr. sterling's character over a very long period of time especially after all the facts came out during the federal issues with refusing to represent his properties to minorities or people with small children. that gave you an insight into this man's character. and it took this incident for the league to have

kareem abdul-jabbar was an assistant coach for the team back in 2000.est selling book on the shoulders of giants. i spoke to him earlier. kareem in your column, you spointd out the whole issue with donald sterling shouldn't be a big surprise. he's got a long history of racism. what are we learning from all of this and why isn't it a surprise to people? >> it shouldn't be a surprise to people because what we've learn from the court cases against mr. sterling, the federal case where he discriminated against blacks and latinos and people with children. that was just really the tip of the iceberg. so these things have been going on for a long time. nobody ever dealt with it straightforward. sometimes i think that a lot of white people don't understand that racism is real. more white people believe in goefts goefts than believe that racism is real. that bothers me. sometimes we have to take a moment and deal with it. >> it's obviously very real with donald sterling. is it possible that the nba could take the franchise away and say look, you can own the clipp

abdul fatah al-sisi posed as a man that did not want power. that stance changed. >> translation: i announce my will to run for the egyptian presidency, and i would be honoured to have your support. >> abdul fatah al-sisi's candidacy and the security crackdown that proceeded it caused many to worry that a new chaster is a bad -- chapter is a bad start. abdul fatah al-sisi's supporters say this is the only solution for egypt at the moment. >>> allegations of ballot tampering in malawi, where they decided to recount the votes manually. the election commission said there were more votes than registered voters. current president joyce banda tried to nulify the elections, but the high court objected saying they didn't have the power. >>> lebanon doesn't have a president. the previous president ended his term yesterday. we explain how the strange swaying came about >>> mr suleiman's term ended. as he left the presidential pals - no one replaced him because neither of the two major coalition groups have enough votes in parliament to elect their own ca

and abdul fatah al-sisi appointed an interim president, adly mansour. egyptians are getting ready to elect a new president. they can choose from abdul fatah al-sisi, or leftist politician hamdeen sabahi. for anyone watching egyptian politics, the last few years is about change. no one is sure whether this election will lead to stability. >>> well, three of your journalists have been held in an egyptian prison for 145 days now, peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are now back in court in cairo for their 9th appearance. now, they are falsely accused of conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. peter townsend is a journalist associated with the doha center for media freedom. thank you, good to have you here on set to talk to us. what, really, would you say is on trial in cairo today? >> well, as far as we see it, it's - the issue is, as your campaign says, journalism is not a crime. these al jazeera journalists are currently being tried for doing their jobs and reporting on what was happening on the ground. >> given the amount of int

kareem abdull jabber said the log should have acted a long time ago. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) >> thank you, thank you very much. and welcome to huckabee, from the fox news studios in new york city. september of 2012, just days after the brutal murders of four americans in the diplomatic outpost in benghazi, libya, i was perhaps to say outright that our government loyed to us about what happened. it is been two years, and through subkwent hearings and leaks and investigative reports and ever- changing reports from the current administration, i never had to recant or clarify my original blunt statement. this week judicial watch finally obtained bombshell e-mails revealing that the top white house aide instructed susan rice to go on shoes and spin the loy that benghazi was due to a video. ine caught with the pants down, the white house continued to play the american public for fools, giving comments like these from white house press hack jay con man carne. >> why are you would hoking back the information and why was it not

the one and only kareem abdul-jabbar. honor to have you with us tonight. >> thank you very much, reverend. good to see you. >> what would you have said about moving forward with steriling? >> geez, i don't think there was probably a lot of discussion in if the meeting. inthere's pretty much a consensus of what mr. sterling exhibited was reprehensible and has no place in the nba family. and i think they probably got through with that meeting rather quickly. >> yeah, i was -- you know, a hall-of-famer called me saturday telling me about the tape and asking us to look at it and get involved. and i was very happy to see how it moved so quickly. because clearly those of us would have been ready to dig in. but it seems as though silver and the owners understood the gravity of what was on the tape. what happen do you think, though, will happen as we move forward from now and get into the fact that you've got to deal with the votes, the constitution says the commissioner has to present written charges to sterling within three day

. >> a stunning claim by kareem abdul jabbar. is there any truth to it? we have a factor investigation. >> i have been hearing that crap since i was at ucla: the factor begins right now. hi i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. lapping toes not attack dogs. that describes the press, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. every year the president, the press, and a smattering of hollywood types they get together and they yuck it up at the white house correspondents dinner. tell jokes and clink glasses and now they pose for selfies. what used to be a one night affair though has turned into three days of nonstop cocktail parties, dinners and brunches. i have attended these dinners, for the most part they are overcrowded, overbehind and now i think they should be over with after all what are they really celebrating at this point? the fact that they have missed or underreported some of the biggest stories of the past 10 years? china is about to overtake our economy, america is in decline, the benghazi cover

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former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi is expected to win the contest. he is facing off against leftist politicians, hamdeen sabahi. >>> the nigerian military ruled out the use of force to rescue more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped. it said it located the girls, but launching an offensive may get them killed. >>> indian and pakistan's prime ministers are holding bilateral talks in new delhi, the first talks at a high level between two regional rivals since 2002. >>> 10 vietnamese fishermen have been rescue after their boat was rammed. it occurred near an i will rig near the -- oil rig near the paro sell i would say. the vietnamese beat was harassing the chinese craft before colliding with it and collapsing. adrian brown has more. >> reporter: this is a reminder that tensions between vietnam and china are not going away. china says a vietnamese fishing vessel bumped into one of its fishing vessels, capsized and sank. hanoi says it's not the case, they accused beijing of attacking the vessel and causing it to sink. this happened in an area where china has

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former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi is one of two candidates running in the may 26th poll. he started his campaign with this message on quiter:. >> the only candidate challenging abdul fatah al-sisi is sab hamden sabehi. he is leader of popular currents. he came third in the 2000 election won by deposed president mohamed mursi. >>> the trial of tle al jazeera yournal -- three al jazeera journalist has been adjourned again. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are accused of falsifying new and conspiring with the muslim brotherhood. it's been declared a terror. >> organization. a fourth journalist has been detained, abdullah al-shami, since last august. he's been on hunger strike for 104 days. al jazeera relates the charms. peter greste's father says he hopes his son can final the strength to endure the ordeal. >> his number one priority as we are hoping for him is to make sure he keeps himself as wholly together from day to day as is possible. and, you know, no doubt his faith, his belief is that if he can keep doing that, then perhaps he may not be too daunt

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former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi is expected to win the contest. he is facing off against leftist politicians hamdeen sabahi. >>> the nigerian military ruled out the use of force to rescue more than 200 school girls kidnapped six weeks ago. it says it has located the girls but launching an offensive may get them killed. >>> india-pakistan holding bilateral talks. the first talks at a high level between the two since 2002. >>> it's unclear whether ukranian soldiers or pro-russian separatists are in control of the airport at donetsk. we have this report from kiev. >> reporter: they came from above. an attempt to regain the airport. the ukranian government launched its biggest operation against pro-russian fighters. it began in the early hours of monday, when separatists seized control of the airport. it shut down. police blocked access to the entrance. ukranian authorities set a deadline. it came and went with no surrender. the crackdown came quickly. smoke rose over the airport as jets and helicopters launched attacks to root out the separatists. fi

abdul fatah al-sisi poses as a man that doesn't want power.hat stance changed. >> i announce my will to run for the egyptian presidency and would be honoured to have your support. >> abdul fatah al-sisi's candidacy and the crackdown preceding it caused many to worry that a new chapter is about to start. abdul fatah al-sisi's supporters say this is the only solution for egypt at the moment. >>> meanwhile three al jazeera journalists are spending their 148th day in an egyptian gaol. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are accused of conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. their trial has been adjourned one more time until june the 1st. >> columbians are getting ready to cast their ballot, getting ready to choose the next president tomorrow. they showed the encam bant, santos in a dead heat with his rival. neither is expected to score enough to avoid a run-off. courtney kealy has more. >> reporter: it's been a cam spiften marred by a -- season marred by attacks and mud slipping. the right wing opponent, a former minister

kareem abdul-jabbar joins us next to put it all in context. and what will happen in court. next.announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: scottrade- proud to be ranked "best overall client experience." >>> mba banned for life donald sterling, applauded by kareem abdul skjabar. the league's all-time leading scorer. author of the new book titled on the shoulder of giants. kareem, great to have you with us. no one would i rather talk with about this than you. first your reaction to the life time ban on sterling. >> well, i think commissioner silver did a great job in figuring out how to deal with this problem. we've had indications of mr. sterling's character over a very long period of time especially after all the facts came out during the federal issues with refus

the former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi is widely expected to win. if he does, he'll be the latest in a long line of military men to lead the country. we have more. [ chants ] . >> reporter: in 2011 they overthrow an army general. three years later they are about to elect another one. egyptians are deeply divided over the role of the military in politics. >> translation: we don't want any political role for the army. its role is to protect, not to rule. >> but it's been over 60 years since the army got involved in politics after ending the monarchy. the first generation of leaders, were seen as war heroes, tasked with liberating palestine and ending the israeli occupation. during the 30 year rule of hosni mubarak, perceived internal threats and internal ones. he turned on political opponents, imposed decades of emergency laws and prepared his son to replace him. when the egyptians rose up they distinguished between the despotic ruler they wanted out and the average soldier who they saw as defender of the nation. the army refused to crackdown on prote

. >>> coming up, kareem abdul jabbar talks about language in the locker room. plus, will oprah winfrey replace donald sterling as owner of the clippers? if other nba owners force him out? eric has news next. >>> welcome back, everybody. three provocative topics, seven pulsating minutes. see, when you take a week off or two. first up, kareem abdul-jabbar sat down with bill o'reilly last night to chat about the very provocative comment made by a black sports writers who suggested that nba players and specifically african-american nba players stop using the "n "word. here's kareem's interesting response. >> people who don't understand what we fought for in this country during the civil rights movement think that they can clean that word up. i don't think it can ever be cleaned up and i think black americans should avoid using it. >> interesting. interesting. a very classy guy. >> if you watch that whole interview, he's fantastic. >> he's right. i was raised not to use that word. i think most of us were raised that way. what this means is we spend a lot of time tal

nba hall of famer kareem abdul-jabbar joins us live. >>> smoking gun. the white house releases a secret benghazi e-mail. republicans call it proof of a coverup. >>> then, al franken in his first sunday interview. >>> and we're behind the scenes at the white house correspondents' dinner. >> the house republicans give john boehner a harder time than they give me. which means orange really is the new black. >>> good morning, everyone. it's a happy one in los angeles. where after a week of chaos and controversy, the clippers came from behind late last night to beat the golden state warriors, keep their playoff hopes alive. big question now, who will run the team? will donald sterling be forced to sell? we're learning this morning that the nba is poised to name a new clippers ceo. abc's ryan smith is tracking it all from l.a. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, george. clippers fans out in force. celebrating the team's big win. the team's fortunes are on the rise. the fate of the owner hangs in the balance. [ crowd cheering ] after a week of scand

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knee, and the game is then and the last time they had a game 7 they faced the lakers led by kareem abdul jabbar. >> wow, going back quite a ways, thank you brian. >>> we are learning more information about the owner of the clippers donald sterling, we are finding out he is battling cancer, this comes after the nba banned him and the owners are meeting to force him to sell the team. and the president of the l.a. naacp resigned over the controversy involving donald sterling. they had this statement. >> this week has been an embarrassment for the naacp and i hope this is a change in the direction of the naacp. >> he donated over 40,000 dollars to them of the past years and they say it will be returned. >>> a woman and man were bitten by dogs there. first a woman walking was bit by a dog and then later a man was attacked by the man and they were forced to taser the dog and an argument erupted when the owners returned. >> and her little puppy is there. >> and you don't know the whole story, mister because that dog was abused. >> officers say they held the dog there and they had to be quaranti

i'm joined by abdul assaed. abdul, good to have you with us. as recent as 1997, a report that said, if we all ate a diet rich in fruits and vegetables we may cut our cancer risk by 20%. but it seems that is unraveling in all levels. >> important to put this in context. cancer is only the third leading cause of death in the united states. foods and disease they do hold strong when we look at things like stroke and heart disease, two top leading cause of death in the united states. that being said, we can think of why that is. the studies have gotten a lot better to tease apart the other behaviors that can cause the outcomes. when we look at the whole collective of the evidence, it's becoming pretty clear the relationships we thought we had aren't entirely there anymore. >> let's -- stick to cancer and beef. the cancer association talked about how mb anderson, big cancer center in houston, they had slabs of roast beef on the buffet. and one study that they had there showed if a 50-year-old man ate a third of a bound daily, his chance of getting c

so people in my block down the street to -- kareem abdul-jabbar has a place. and further down the street, henry lewis skip gates has a place. and roberto has a place. the taxi driver and the people who sell newspapers all know where these luminaries live. so a person was bringing a taxi driver was bringing someone to my house. and he slowed down, the driver d he said where would i find martin lewis park. he said are you looking for dr. maya angelou. tavis: they love you. >> yes, they do. tavis: there are a lot of folks for a lot of reasons that don't like us. it wasn't just america that dropped the ball but there are a lot of folk out there, angela who don't like us these days. are they justified not liking us. -- liking us? >> we had done some ugly things. but we had done some good things before. the good things sort of balanced out the evil things. me ver, because of this against the world and you're not it. and i don't like you because the way you call god your color or something because of that, then i don't have to make any effort to know you. at one time