lorraine miller and bryant gumbel host of "real sports with bryant gumbel." thank you for being here. the context is important here. here are the comments by donald sterling allegedly made by donald sterling first revealed on tape by the site tmz. listen. >> yeah, it bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. do you have to? you can sleep with them, you can bring them in. you can do whatever you want. the little i ask you is not to promote it on that -- and not to bring them to my games. >> this is purportedly, reverend, a conversation with sterling's girlfriend. what should happen now? >> well, i think that clearly the national basketball association must suspend him or must say that we're going to remove any kind of imprimatur we have on this team if he's the owner. you cannot have someone own an nba team in this country and have these kind of attitudes. you must remember he's settled multimillion dollar discrimination lawsuits in the past, so he has a background. so what we said is the nba ought to move right awa

la clippers owner in the nbd kobe bryant twee >>> all right we are back, more donald sterling fallout the racist comments, lebron james says there's no place for the la clippers owner in the nba and kobe bryant? tweeted he would never play for that guy. you know it's big when magic johnson chimes in. >> i feel bad for doc rivers and chris paul and all those guys who are african-americans that play for him -- don sterling and then you think about all the people who live this his apartment building. some of them are african- americans who -- so we're putting a lot of money. jim in his pocket, but at the same time he doesn't want us in the arena or -- or to come to the clipper games. and so i think that all of us are outraged. we're all upset. who are aftercondition americans because -- african- americans because if you're going to be like this why are you owning a team in the nba which -- what is over 70% african-american basketball players? so i think he should step down. you know, it's -- if you feel like that in a league that's predominantly african-american, you shouldn't be owning

kolby bryant has a special situation. there's no chance in haiti he's going to play for the clippers. for him to say or tweet now, it's obvious. >> lebron james -- >> chris paul. >> lebron james says -- >> lebron james is not going there, either. i mean, lebron james is not going there. >> they are calling out their friends. they are calling out their friends, that is power. when they say i can't play or i would not play for this man, they are putting indirect pressures on their friends. i agree with you, they are not going to play for the owner directly, but they are speaking to their colleagues and their peers and they are speaking to them in a very public fashion. that is some level of pressure and accountability on the players. >> the nba, though, ultimately, the nba has got to step up here and make a serious example that this is not going to be tolerated in 2014. and if they don't with the new commissioner, this guy and anybody else like him is going to continue to do this. i mean, that's one of the issues the nba ha

our past but more about fossils telling us about senator kevin bryant.ial bill basically said wooly mammoth will be our official state fossil. amended it, adding three verses from the book of genesis in the bible. the law would say wooly mammoth would be our fossil, let god bring forth a creature after his kind, cattle and creeping thing, and so god made the beast of the earth after his kind and cattle after their kind and everything that creep on the earth after his kind and god saw that it was good, and god saw everything that he had made. it was good. and the evening and the morning were the sixth day. so, the wooly mammoth is our state fossil. from where the woolly mammoth came from. and the book of genesis does tell the story like that. and senator kevin bryant and many other people believe that that is not an allegory, but the literal truth of the creation of animal life on this planet. it is everybody's right to believe whatever they want to. but this is also state law. and the local paper of the state. and so if you believe that the book of genes

next you'll obtain a copy of your rap sheet that's a rap sheet going 80 the hall of justice at 850 bryanton the fourth floor. the bureau is open monday through friday from 8 to 5. it's located one block away from the public defender's office you'll need to bring our photo id. finally, there's your our own your rap sheet to the front desk. you'll receive a letter from 2 to three weeks explaining the next steps. let's review the 3 steps if that fillist the police stations and on your police station and 3 deliver our rap sheet and application $0.40 to the defender. it can help with financial aid for colleagues. i want you to meet a client who did the clean slate program he refunds a nonprofit literary series. please meet joe. peep at the clean slate program worked with me today, i i am an author of 3 books a husband and a father would you recommend clean slight to another person >> i would definitely recommend that. so, now you have a better understanding of the gibt address benefits of the clean slate program as well as highway to get started. let's hear some common questions. keep in mind

star kobe bryant tweeted i couldn't play for him.ou heard kevin johnson with the players' association say this morning the nba has got to deal with this swiftly and forcefully. what do they have to do? >> they have to. they have to at the very least suspend this guy if in fact they find out -- just about everybody knows him. we have to follow the truth where it leads. i think there are so many issues here. two of the issues i think this is a moral issue for fans for the consumers. i keep thinking about what happened in montgomery alabama, when the black folks in alabama said, you know what? we're not riding the buses anymore. we're not buying this product anymore. so now as the series shifts to los angeles, i think, yes, i mean a lot of my colleagues know, the players should do that, they should do that. but they're under contract. the fans are not under contract. you know. if the fans are saying you know what, we do not want to be a part of this mob, we do not want to be a part of this we're going to stay away this series and next s

lyon empata con anotaciÓn de bryant. nadie le arruhe su fiesta y se lleva el boleta.ta el momento no. veremos que sucede, estÁ en proceso de firmar contrato, esto podrÍa afectarle. >>> gracias william. >>> una pausa, y hay expertos que pueden consultar sus dudas. ya volvemos. >>> tuvimos dÍas de primavera, pero regresa el frÍo. >>> y aquÍ estÁ guillermo quirÓz. >>> gracias, feliz jueves. que temperaturas agradables. para oakland y san francisco 71 y 72 grados. se mantiene estable en la regiÓn, pero hay cambios en los prÓximos diase especialmente para el fin de semana. se ve el sistema de baja presiÓn traerÁ esos nublados, se denomina subtropical, y las temperaturas estables, y con esa humedad pareciera vapor, esto sucede, no hay advertencia, un jueves estupendo que se mantuvo cÁlido, por la noche temperaturas en los 50. y ese viento suroeste cercano a las 10 millas. y sÁbado y domingo mÍnimas entre los 70. el panorama es estable el domingo. lunes en los 70. y martes en los 67. entrarÁ un frente al norte, por lo que arrastra humedad, es estable para los prÓximos 5 dÍas

benjamin bryant, thank you for joining us and adding that insight tonight. we do want to take a live picture, this is coming out of fort hood, texas. we are expecting some more information. we are going to continue to monitor that and we'll bring you updates on al jazeera america. we do want to switch gears now and tell you about a special report we've been working on. the internet turns 25 years old this year and that means some people today have never known a world without it. in fact 95% of american teenagers are online and a vast majority says they have posted personal information. who is looking at that data and what happens if it falls in the wrong hands, maint' maintain's l okwu reports. >> raising a child and within a second you'll never see her again. >> nothing much scarce daniel. he recently sped his motorcycle down a phoenix freeway just to see how fast it would go. but when we caught up with the father of three girls he took us to the place where he had the most frightening experience of his life. good my heart was going through. >> my heart was

are watching abc 7 news at1:00 with leon harris, alison srling, cef teorologist doug hill, and tim bryant, sports. this is abc 7 news a 11:00on your side. >> the dea toll from the mudsliden washington state now stdsant 24. arch crews continue to look fo victims. 23eoplare still missing. askedgton's governor president obama for a disaster declaration for the state. >> tensions are hi on the korean peninsula. north and soutkorea red artillery shells into each other's waters. joint u.s.-south korean villager exercise. north korea called it anttempt to occupy and warm -- and warned of ste that could follow. chuck hagel responded with some stro words of his own. koreans have once again engaged. is dangerous and needs to stop. >> tsions have spiked with north rea testing a new miile and running a nuclear test. >> new at 11:00stiff accusations against cstonctio company carpillar. the company accused of dodging billions in taxes. a senate comttee says that caterpillar deferd $2.4 billion in taxes. they shifted some of their ofits a holding company in switzerland to avoid paying taxes in the u.s c

sergeant martha juarez says the bank of america atms on 18th and castro, 16th and mission and 24th and bryant have been recent targets so culprits looking to get into your bank account will lurk around until you swipe your card punch in your pin get your cashand then if you somehow forget to close out, help themselves to your money sot - when you close out the atm machine you have to make sure you fully close out. some people don't do that and people come up right behind them and do something to the machine and get money that's not theirs. the search is on tonight for whoever stabbed four people after a brawl broke out near a busy downtown san jose bar. kron four's philippe djegal shows us where it happened, and why bar patrons say the attack comes as a surprise. the trail of blood on the sidewalk outside the sp2 communal bar and restaurant puts into perspective how vicious and violent the early morning attack really was. sot- lily tran/left before the attack lily tran says thankfully she left the bar about an hour and a half before san jose police say four people were stabbed. however, inves

kobe bryant tweeted, no, he should not continue opening the clippers. and some are pulling their support whip includes virgin airlines and gm motors. naacp was planning on giving them a lifetime achievement awards is pulling it back. >> he made comments which were containing elements of segregation and racial discrimination demands that the naacp intention to honor him of a lifetime body of work must be withdrawn. >> the naacp plans on withdrawing donations he has made to the chapter. they have been reacting through signs and posters and we have set up a slide show on our website. just go to the slide show of the sections. >>> new details issued for an. better a -- amber alert. the child was found safe in the city of huron ruining through a field. the girl was abducted triggering a statewide alert. the search for the suspected kidnapper continues. >>> the rainy weather we saw turned into deadly tornadoes in the section of the country. at least 14 people were killed in three states. sandoval talks to survivors about the damage left behind. >> we are in i

consequently, his mediocrity, he lived off the lebron james and kobe bryant and magic johnson and patrick ewing throughout the league through revenue sharing. he's delusional. not only do they reflect vile ignorance he's delusional how he should make his money. they should find a way to force him to sell the team. until they do, not only should sterling feel the consequences but the 29 other owners must as well. >> strong words there. we'll see how feasible this turns out to be. i want to go to you to see how they it achieve all that. let's go to the naacp happening live right now. >> i honestly don't know. >> why go ahead and rescind this honor if it's still up in the air? >> well, the reason that we're doing it is because there is this things that happens, that you have to take immediate action. now, this is one of these times that we can't wait a week or two and especially given the fact that our freedom fund dinner is two weeks away, we have to make preparations, we're getting our journal together and make decisions. it was a decision that we would rather err on the side of caution th

have called for his removal, including michael jordan, kareem abdul-jabbar, lebron james, and kobe bryantmagic johnson spoke out to espn. understand -- you cannot understand how hurt i was , and for all african-americans and minorities. silver doesioner all of his due diligence, get , hethe information gathered has to come down hard. you should not own a team anymore, and he should stand up and say i do not want to own a team anymore. --on monday, a dozen teams companies announced that they would stop their support of the clippers. the clippers next game is tonight at home in los angeles. on sunday, the team staged a silent protest by wearing their bench jerseys inside out, stacking their warm-up jackets at center court. the miami heat followed suit on monday night with a similar move. players are considering taking further action tonight, but their response could be shaped by the pending announcement. commissioner adam silver has called for a news conference on tuesday afternoon to announce the league's response. that could range from a large fine to a suspension to forcing to -- sterlin

in january, mississippi's governor phil bryant issued his twisted logic in his state.s to enter into an expansion program would be a fool's errant, according to governor bryant. why? because he thinks the law may be repealed in the future. a fool's air land it would provide 220,000 people in his state with basic health coverage. the thing about all of this ideological and absurd granding is that the decision not to expand medicaid doesn't take place in the abstract. it is real and there is a human cost. even though florida governor rick scott said last year he could not in good conscience deny uninsured access to care and endorsed his state's expansion of medicaid, his state's republican legislature felt otherwise. florida joined the two dozen states rejecting medicaid expansion and left 750,000 poor floridians without health insurance. one of those people was 32-year-old charlene dill, a mother who made about $9,000 a year by working three jobs, baby-sit, cleaning houses and selling vacuum cleaners. she was incentivized. because florida did not expand medicaid, dill,

. >>> plus, kobe bryant, sharon osborne. oprah. their relatives who take them, like oprah's ex-step mom. and who's mooching who when the irs comes calling? the audit with a very special return. tonight, we're catching them on tape and putting on the cuffs. here's elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> tonight, you don't need us to tell you this was tax week. but are your tax dollars being spent by others who claim they're hurt? come on down. >> you're in for a showcase showdown. why are people too hurt to work showing up on game shows and going on vacations? cecilia vega tracks them down. >> reporter: say you're in the audience of "the price is right," and you hear those three famous words. >> come on down! >> reporter: you do what the man tells you. fast, like this woman, cathy cashwell. >> 1,375 dollars! cathy, c'mon up here! >> reporter: but a fortune in fabulous prizes wasn't the only thing cashwell was collecting. true to her name, cashwell was also raking in three grand a month in workers' comp, claiming an on-the-job shoulder i

boarder line of people that want to maybe take public transportation but feel unsafe walking from bryant street going towards market. so we have lucky will i a big influx of transportation we get for cabs obviously a little conflict within hoover and link. but my customers used public transportation s if there's something on market street that's going on around 1 or 2 but getting to a venue that's safe. we don't have a bus system. the central subway is in front of my place that's great and as a constellation on losing my white zone i'm going to ask or make a proposal for a taxi stand where the utah is or where cabs can drop people off or where they can get to market street and maybe extra service for subway. i applaud people's efforts for being here >> okay. i want to call charles from leggings our cab and yellow cab. so then candice from lift and kimberly marshall from hoover >> i'm charles rath bone so to speak on the above the legal license and leggings our cab. generations of electing i came back drivers have provided late night services for more than 80 years. we continue to provide

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kobe bryant tweeted, i could not play for him. a music person said sorry about his statement and sorry for people who have to work for him. this evening even president obama is speaking out, he's confident nba commissioner adam silver will address his remarks. the president was asked to comment during a press conference with malaysia's prime minister. >> i don't think i have to interpret those statements for you. they kind of speak for themselves. when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't really have to do anything, you just let them talk. >> president obama said the incident illustrates that more work needs to be done in understanding the legacy of slavery and racism in the united states. sterling is set to receive a lifetime achievement award from the naacp next month and the president of the naacp is now urging that he be withdrawn from the honoree list. by the way, sterling also received a lifetime achievement award from the organization back in 2009. we have a link with the full audio recording on our w

. >> lakers star kobe bryant tweeted i couldn't play for him. the biggest name in the league, lebron james, said sterling would have to go. >> there's no room for that in our game. we can't have that. we can't have it from a player, an owner, a fan, so on and so on. it doesn't matter if you're black, white or hispanic or whatever the case may be. >> by sunday the controversy reached the other side of the world, the president weighing in from malaysia. >> i don't think i have to interpret those statements for you. they kind of speak for themselves. >> that afternoon all eyes were on the clippers playoff game against the golden state warriors. >> there will be certain player that say will be great and there will be certain players that have been thinking about this all night and they can't function. >> magic johnson, who is mentioned in the purported recording of sterling said the 80-year-old billionaire shouldn't even own a team. >> he shouldn't own a team anymore. he should stand up and say i don't want to own a team anymore. >> donald sterling

we hear from two former drone operators, former air force pilot brandon bryant and michael haas.begins with chris woods followed by ben emmerson. >> the majority of the secret drone strikes that have taken place, we've always understood, been carried out by the central intelligence agency. the most egregious of u.s. intelligence -- the most secretive of u.s. intelligence agencies, protecting huge layers of laws and anything that cia is involved in, we really are not supposed to know. crucial obstacle to transparency was the decision to handle a targeted killing by drone program into the hands of the intelligence agency, where accountability is impossible. but the united states is engaged migratetive program, to it away from the cia into the hands of the dod. within those lion troops. it is, it is always been the air force that has flown those missions. the cia might be the customer, but the air force has always flown it. the 17 squadron that flies, they are the can play what i'm doing but i can tell you that it is supersecret. it is area 51 isolated on a single base and he gets p

. >> brandon bryant left his job with the u.s. army three years ago. he said he wanted to stop helping to kill people. he was connected as a remote drone operator to the u.s. base at einstein. -- at rammstein. >> this is essential in the drone where for -- warfare operations around the world. >> he piloted thousands of missions, all connected by the base. internal u.s. air force documents show the path taken by the data. because of the distance the signal traveled from the u.s. to the mission areas in pakistan and yemen. in the korean network linkedin, they said they evaluated live images while working there. what is germany's role? the german government said there was an agreement with the u.s. that armed drone operations would not be commanded him germany -- from germany. they said they know nothing of the data links described. >> we have heard about this story time and again. why is this committee only now getting attacked? >> you mean the nsa story? a has been long-unfolding. this particular aspect of the drone warfare being conducted, with germany

named one of the nba's 50 greatest players in history, and black players like lebron james and kobe bryant say they do not think sterling should own a team. nate gave us his own opinions on the matter. >> i'm not saying for sure that that's going to work, but i do think that it has a chance of working when you put all these things in the pot together and donald sterling realizes maybe he may not get anymore free agents and on and on and on. >> the nba players association is pushing the league for swift discipline and sanctions against donald sterling. game five between the warriors and clipperses this tuesday night in los angeles. it remains to be seen whether sterling will actually be allowed in the staples center, in his own building, to watch his own team. we'll have to see how it shakes out. could be protests outside of the arena as well. >>> here's a little more about donald sterling. a former attorney who gained much of his wealth through real estate. sterling bought the clippers in 1981 and has then be subject of controversy in the past. he faced a house discrimination lawsuit by th

schist down the third line alongside bryant and andrew. they played together during last year's stanley cup run. they could provide protection against the physical blues. >> tom skilling with the full forecast. common products that we use every day being linked to harmful pollution. could make personal- care products illegal because they contain microblades. microblades are tiny plastic sand like substances used in personal care products like facial cleansers and soap. the problem is they get washed down the drain. they're too tiny to get filtered out. >> we're just thrilled that we have been able to really work the environmental groups. the state senator sponsored and help pass the senate bill. passengers likely making ill. the first day in the country to ban microblades. testing shows the presence and lost the support of the personal care products council. all of them pledging to halt the manufacture. >> the agreement is a victory of environmental groups. >> biologists say testing conclusively shows the widespread prevalence of microbial

. >> don't they paragraph commissioners the general council bryant did not the board of supervisors adapt the budget as part of our budget as part of in the record or is our budget separate from the cities. >> i've not done the budget process but for the rest of the city it's a adapted by ordinance it may be a similar process as well. >> from my experience the old agency was adapted by resolution. >> so, yeah it's an ordinance yeah. this is not an action item it will be an action in our may 6th accounting meeting where that will get passed onto the board of supervisors. yeah, well let's finish up. the next item >> the next item is public comment on non-agenda items. thank you very much is there any public comment >> i'm sacrificing because i should be down at the board of supervisors because you may or may not know because i get the word with the fbi was here and they'll be here today for the board of supervisors ambassador and i was going to sg

bryant comentÓ que no podrÍa trabajar para alguien como Él, y el mensaje del rapero snoop dog, se puedeers de los angeles. hoy los jugadores tuvieron el dÍa libre en plena temporada de playoffs. >> se realizÓ una marcha en el centro de san josÉ para crear conciencia sobre la necesidad de crear empleos que tengan un entorno seguro y saludable, seÑalaron que los trabajadores que son latinos, migrantes, temporales, son los que sufren mÁs riesgo de tener un accidente de trabajo. >> hay regulaciones, pero tambiÉn empleadores que no siguen las reglas. como trabajadores tenemos derechos, y muchas veces no lo sabemos, es para que la gente sepa que como migrantes, latinos, y trabajadores en el paÍs, tenemos derecho. >> cada dÍa muere un promedio de 12 trabajadores a consecuencias de lesiones que sufren en sus lugares de empleo, y siguiendo con el tema, aquÍ en california son muchos los trabajadores que pagan un alto precio por el sueldo que buscan. >> mÁs sobre lo que muchos llaman "crisis de seguridad en el trabajo". >> cada vela de cartÓn representa un empleado en california sin saber que serÍ

very light, very inviting which is not always something that you contract about 850 bryant. and so i am thrilled to see that this is moving in the right direction. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for your presentation. >> i enjoyed it. >> and i think just to comment lightly on that, part of the architect's ambition is to make sure that these buildings are a civic and an out look that they are apart from the commercial or the glass blocks that you see so often, for residential or office buildings. the landscape and the mission bay has changed dramatically in the past decade and so in the past five years. >> and it will continue to do so. with all of the buildings. that were going on in that area. >> correct. >> so we are glad that you are taking the steps to make this particular structure fit in there and also just really to be an open part of the community and inviting to the public. so thank you for that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners? i just want to thank you, for those of you and the three of us here on this site actually served at the hall of justice an

boarder line of people that want to maybe take public transportation but feel unsafe walking from bryant street going towards market. so we have lucky will i a big influx of transportation we get for cabs obviously a little conflict within hoover and link. but my customers used public transportation s if there's something on market street that's going on around 1 or 2 but getting to a venue that's safe. we don't have a bus system. the central subway is in front of my place that's great and as a constellation on losing my white zone i'm going to ask or make a proposal for a taxi stand where the utah is or where cabs can drop people off

. >> so you have nba legends like magic, michael jordan and kobe bryant in disbelief. as well as fans, coaches sponsors and even the president of the united states. del the nba has scheduled a press conference for tomorrow, details of a possible punishment or possible suspension are awaiting, a waiting game. >> ross shimabuku, thank you very much. >>> the all clear now given at north carolina a and t state university in north carolina. the university was on lock down after reports of a gunman on the greensboro campus but now the police there giving the all-clear, again the all-clear at north carolina a and t state university. >>> the supreme court set to weigh in on whether police can go through the contents of your cell phone if you're arrested. the court taking up that issue tomorrow. under existing law people can search a person under arrest, checking their wallet or purse. question whether your cell phone fair game. violates fourth amendment rights to privacy. >> remembering the holocaust. people on the sidewalks and streets standing silent for two minutes observin

if you go down to 850 bryant, there is a wall of officers killed in the line of duty. fine. we'll remember those killed in the line of duty. i want a list of sheila detoy. no one went to jail for killing her. the cops killed her in the car instead of shooting the tires. that is not okay. we need a list compiled boo i the community, the police commission and the police force. spend public dollars compiling the list of every san franciscans killed by a cop in the past 30 years. we need to gather the names of our dead. >> you have 30 seconds. >> i have 30 seconds and i want to say that i'm old enough to remember -- eleanor, a black mother killed by the new york police department. no one, no cop went to jail for killing that black grandmother. can you tell me, even 5 cops who have gone to jail for killing civilians? tell me, i would like to know because i cannot -- get information on the web. give me the list of our dead killed by cops. >> your time is up. >> there is other speakers. >> my name is gloria riva in stop now raising coalition answer. a 33-year resident of the missio

. >> good evening, my name is tammy bryant and a resident of the western addition. i'm a mother of three children that i raised had are in san francisco. i did not knowal hand alejandro, but i am heartbroken. i am here to stand in solidarity with them and request for justice. there can't ever be justice because we can't bring him back. you cannot just investigate your own department and your own staff. so we need an independent investigation because there was no justification to shoot him. the mentality to shoot first and ask questions later has got to stop. too many unarmed civilians are dying. make no mistake that i consider this to be very racist. just as i watch here tonight i was almost hit by a white woman on a bicycle as a cop car pulls up the street and i watch the black man getting beat up by the cop because he was told to take his bike off the sidewalk. if you don't know how many times i'm getting hit by white bicyclist. this is racial profiling and this is racism and the way that young kid was beat up, i hadn't heard anything. i have a lot of respect for