one of carroll's friends is shot and killed crossing the street. george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just c

host: chris carroll, do you want to jump in? host: -- guest: the active-duty service is called tri-care. it is a very good health system. no co-pay for service members. there are not a lot of issues like with the v.a. it is not perfect, obviously. military retirees are also eligible for tricare. although, there is some overlap. with tricare, you can go to a va hospital. it is a very complicated relationship. host: let's go to mike in bonita springs, florida. caller: yes, this is mike. i was an instructor at a community college back in the 80's and 90's. i had a class with veterans. one of the subjects that was brought up was the exposure to agent orange. instructor, i took it upon myself to do some investigation. what i found was what the veterans were saying. they were not allowed to continue. there were no results and not downside to exposure. we all know what was happening in vietnam. it was used as a herbicide. the forces could detect the other indigenous people who had high cancer busters. -- clusters. those were reported.

>> very concerned. >> in 2007 erin carroll was his college girlfriend.aware as he already was of the danger of it but it was something he felt like he was born to do and so who was i to stand in the way. >> army sergeant carroll eventually joined regan's former platoon. he spent four years and spent four deployments in iraq and afghanistan, but here's what's really surprising. >> you never met jimmy regan. >> no, did not. >> what about the way he lived and died has meant so much to you? >> i really saw him as more of a trailblazer trailblazer. it's just that you have to kind of follow your heart and do something that is important to you. >> reporter: two years ago carroll returned to duke on the g.i. bill to pursue his mba and college lacrosse. last year he built back his game but tore up his knee. this year carroll built back his knee and he and his teammate tore up college lacrosse. >> is the passion sill there at 29? >> yeah, absolutely. you never forget what it feels like. >> reporter: last sunday duke beat johns hopkins 19-11. in the second round of

. >> while officer carroll's car is on a fatal pursuit, he is haunted by a video the year before. >> a call to dispatch 911. >> we're going 1 dwent. there is no brake. >> we captured it to the scene of the crash. everybody died. >> we're approaching the intersection. we're approaching the intersection, hold on, pray, pray! hold on. oh. >> hello. >> it stuck in my head. repeated flashbacks. we can't let this happen in the town. >> they're on their way, sir. >> okay. really, i pine, seriously. i'm about to pass the elementary school. >> once he's heard the location, officer carroll has a decision to make. even if he is able to catch up to the car, what can he do to stop it? >> i didn't have a game plan at this time. i had to focus on getting there. >> i was emotionally terrified to the point where i was, i thought i was going to pass out. my hands were shaking. my heart was racing. i was really scared. >> oh, god, i just hit a car. oh, man, okay, sir. calm down, keep it calm. okay. >> i knew i was probably going to die at that point. that's when i saw a police car, another suv coming o

diane carroll has her remembrances. next in our data dive. . >> every saturday join us for exclusive, revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. rosie perez >> i had to fight back, or else my ass was gonna get kicked... >> a tough childhood... >> there was a crying, there was a lot of laughter... >> finding her voice >> i was not a ham, i was ham & cheese... >> and turning it around... >> you don't have to let your circumstance dictate who you are as a person >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> today's data dive plugs into power. forbes released its new list of the 100 most powerful women in the world yesterday. they looked at four areas, money, media, impact and spheres of influence. michelle obama made the top 10, mary barra, is on the top 10 ceos. hillary clinton hasn't announced her presidential bid but she still comes in 6th. brazil dilma russef yore seize 650 million citizens. melinda gates, and janet yellen is almost at the top, number 2 as the new fed chair. be

. >> narrator: number 37 is casey carroll, a star on defense for duke's lacrosse team. he has been places and dub things his teammates can only imagine and they know it. senior christian haas. >> i'm kind of amazed. i sit back and listen. >> reporter: he has a wife and two young sons. he's also 29 years old, a graduate yut student athlete competing in an elite college program. >> you're ten years older than some of your teammates. >> yeah. >> what is that like? >> they don't ever miss a chance to remind me of that they let me know it. >> but after practice they go to party or study, you go home and

. >> the task of remaking iraq's oil sector falls to retired shell oil ceo, phil carroll.ush administration to be the senior adviser to iraq's oil ministry. >> his role was, as was the case with all of these advisers, to eventually get alongside the iraqis at the ministry of oil, make an assessment of the physical plant, the oil fields, the production facilities and the people. >> when carroll comes to baghdad, he comes up against radical u.s. plans being discussed to commandeer and france former rack's entire oil industry. >> he was surrounded by politicized young republican volunteers who had no experience in the oil industry who were planning stock market privatization schemes, running around talking about building pipelines from baghdad to israel, things that were really highly unrealistic and provocative. phil carroll very much acted as the brakes against the privatization crowd. >> in this 2005 bbc report, reaired on the program "democracy now," phil carroll describes what he encountered when he arrived in iraq. >> models everywhere from the total privatization to pa

carroll also conducts surprise vigilance drills. can lifeguards spot timmy in ten seconds?ponse time is three seconds. >> we're not just people who just tan, you know, big macho people with their shirts off. we're actually like, we're saving people's lives. >> reporter: but harris warns that's no reason for parents to mistake the pool for day care. >> parents will drop their kids off at the pool and they don't have any supervision except for the lifeguard. >> reporter: so, parents think you're just a cheap babysitting service? >> i guess. >> reporter: and not only do kids need to be monitored constantly, rac carrol says so do the guards. but isn't it uncomfortable to have to go to the lifeguard or the manager and say, "sorry, i don't think he's scanning the pool?" >> it may be uncomfortable, but it's a whole lot more comfortable than dealing with your child being on the bottom of the pool. ♪ ♪fame, makes a man take things over♪ ♪fame, lets him loose, hard to swallow♪ ♪fame, puts you there where things are hollow♪ the evolution of luxury continues. the next generation 2015 e

host: chris carroll, do you want to jump in? host: -- guest: the active-duty service is called tri-care. it is a very good health system. no co-pay for service members. there are not a lot of issues like with the v.a. it is not perfect, obviously. military retirees are also eligible for tricare. although, there is some overlap. with tricare, you can go to a va hospital. it is a very complicated relationship. host: let's go to mike in bonita springs, florida. caller: yes, this is mike. i was an instructor at a community college back in the 80's and 90's. i had a class with veterans. one of the subjects that was brought up was the exposure to agent orange. instructor, i took it upon myself to do some investigation. what i found was what the veterans were saying. they were not allowed to continue. there were no results and not downside to exposure. we all know what was happening in vietnam. it was used as a herbicide. the forces could detect the other indigenous people who had high cancer busters. -- clusters. those were reported.

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lastly i wanted to call up carroll from the department on the status of women and i want to offer her a minute to talk about their services. >> good morning, supervisors, thank you. and i am carroll, and i am the associate director of the department on the status of women and thank you for allowing any to speak this morning on homeless women as you are aware the department on the staff who over sees the city's investment of just over four million dollars in services for women survivors specifically of violence and support a range of services from emergency, shelter, and crisis line services and transitional housing services and legal services and case management and prevention education. women comprise, 27 percent of the homeless population in san francisco. and that means that there are approximately 200 women living on our streets, in our shelters and in non-traditional housing, and the housing for a couple of months and others for years and of the 2,000 or so women, some are heads of families but many are single. as with most individuals, experiencing homelessness, homeless women h

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jason carroll, thank you for joining us.douglas, represented elgin baylor when he unsuccessfully sued for wrongful termination. and lee steinberg, author of "the agent." and a.c. green, good to see you all. and let me ask you about that idea. let me ask you, lee, if you were a -- i don't know working with damage control, olivia pope type person and you wanted to get out in front of this, do some damage control. you could call a press conference for donald sterling or you could leak a tape where he is really not a racist. what do you make of this tape? >> that the cow or horse has already left the barn. had he done something initially when all of this broke on that saturday he might have had a chance of combatting public opinion. but the tsunami wave that has made him the largest villain in sports i can recall since michael vick, lance armstrong, is too strong. and the dye has already been cast. they're on the way to having a hearing and then voting to take the team away. and those attorneys who argue that she -- the wife som

. >> or, jason carroll, the cynic may say it's been a busy couple days of recording for donald sterling. >> how convenient the recording was released in such a way. this is all about jealousy, he says. if it leads you to a place of racism or darkness or any place that's negative, you have a problem. perhaps what he needs to do and shelly sterling for that matter instead of leaking audiotapes and speaking through attorneys, one of them needs to address the clippers. one of them needs to address the people of los angeles. >> and stephanie, in this new recording, donald sterling talks more about v. stiviano and how much he was infatuated with her but also talks about the fact she recorded the conversation and released it. how does this coincide with what she says? >> she has said that she recorded it for safe keeping and wasn't going to release it. that was not her plan as his archivist the term was she used. so that part they are saying different things. what's interesting is they have been seen together since the scandal broke. this is the most bizarre threesome of people i have ever cov

jason carroll has the story. >> thankfully, i didn't keep falling that way. >> trapped alone, 70 feet always broken, bruised and fighting for his life. >> my right arm, i can't use it anymore. >> while conducting climate research, always hiking alone on a mountain in the himalayas and landed on the mountain, just three feet wide. his face bloody. he suffered several broken ribs and a fractured arm from the terrifying fall. the professor made a life-saving decision to climb out his camera in tow. >> i hurt bad, but i got to get out. funny the amount of damage the body can take and still function pretty well. the pain was wonderful, let's put it that way because i was at least alive to feel the pain. >> it took around five agonizing hours to reach the top with an axe, where the professor was later rescued. all's family still want believe he made it out life life. >> he could have been a goner for sure, if you look at the video he could have just kept on going down. and i don't see how you get out of that. i mean, if you look at the sky i don't know how you get up there if you don't have

>> jason carroll, thank you so much.s of ferrets. don't forget, premiering tomorrow, on cnn the decade that changed the world, the space race, free love, krchronicled i the ten-part series "the sixties" from producer tom hanks, 9:00 p.m., on cnn. follow me on twitter and check out our show page. for videos, blogs, extras. i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to wolf blitzer next door in "the situation room." >>> thanks very much. happening now, the obama doctrine, after 13 years of war, the president unveils his vision for a new foreign policy, telling west point cadets and his own critics that american must always lead but doesn't always need to use military force. i'll speak with the president's national security adviser, susan rice. >>> when spies get outed. i'll talk about the white house's exposing of the cia chief in afghanistan with former cia officer valerie plame whose career cover was blown by the bush administration. >>> back to square one, getting stunning, new information from the u.s. navy that

my friend jason carroll here at cnn has his story. >> ah, fell through that hole.ly, i didn't keep falling it. >> reporter: trapped alone 70 feet below the ice. professor john was broken, bruised and fighting for his life. while conducting research, he was alone on a mountain when he plunged into an icy crevasse. his fade bloodied. all suffered several broken ribs and a fractured arm from the terrifying fall. like the survival drama, "127 hours", the professor made a lifesaving decision to climb out, his camera in tow. that hurt bad but i got to get out. it's funny the amount of damage the body can take and still function pretty well. the pain was wonderful, let's put it that that way, because i was at least alive to feel the pain. >> reporter: it took five agonizing hours, all making his way to the top with an ice axe. eventually reaching his researcher's team camp where the professor was later rescued. >> it happened so quickly and i was thinking, thank god i stopped and i was still alive, because i didn't -- i expected to keep going until it was over and to hit

met today to address the timing of sterling's termination and will meet again next week. >> jason carroll, thanks. joining me now senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin, criminal defense attorney mark geragos and former federal prosecutor sunny hostin. what do you make of the reports that the district attorney's office is looking into allegations this woman tried to extort money from sterling, mark? >> it wouldn't surprise me. l.a. seems to be ground zero for extortion of celebrities. so if it is, in fact, the case that she said i'm going to release other stuff if you don't pay me, that's kind of a black letter law for extortion. what would surprise me, however, is she saying she's not the one who leaked. the rumor mill here in los angeles is that she sent those tapes to a girlfriend and that the girlfriend then sold them to tmz who released them and to deadspin. if that's the case, then she doesn't have any problem in terms of the original taping. but if she said i'm going to release some other stuff, if you don't pay me off and if that's the reason that sterling was quoted as saying i shou

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>> all right, jason carroll, thank you very much. i want to bring in our legal analyst sunny hostin. sunny and i were sitting here. what i did was wrong, i know it was wrong. was that an apology? >> i believe that's as close as we're going to get. i believe it is donald sterling releasing the tapes. i believe it's his first step at changing the narrative. >> it's not race, it's sex. >> i'm not a bigot. i'm about a octogenarian victim. i was victimized by v. stifian know, and i was in love with her. i was jealous. what is interesting if you look at the poll, 50% of people don't think he should be forced to sell the team. >> and that's before he said it was sex, not race. >> that was before this was leaked. my sense is how many men wouldn't sort of understand that? like wow, maybe you do say these things to get in a girl's pants. maybe that's why he said it. and i think it will ring true in terms of changing this narrative. in some respects, it's sort of brilliant. so those people that are saying he is some wacky, quacky guy, i think h

james carroll in kentucky and now over to georgia, home to a 7-way republican contest fighting for the seat being vacanted by sax by chambliss. there's going to be a july 22nd runoff if nobody reaches 50%. the big question, who will be the two republicans duking it out over the next two months? democratic opponent michelle nunn, and also the daughter of popular former senator sam nunn, seems pretty happy to sit back and wait it all out. joining me now is jim galloway at the atlanta journal constitution. could these competitors for the gop primary tonight infighting to the extent they have, it's been quite vicious out there, actually play into dems hands, are they canceling each other out? >> it's been vicious and it's going to get more vicious. runoff is guaranteed here. i don't think we've had any candidate among the seven polling over 25% and of course in georgia you have to get 50% plus one in order to avoid the runoff. the question is who. >> and by the same token, do you think the viciousness of these attacks could back fire on the candidates launching them, when david perdue refe

for "outfront," i'm jason carroll, new york. >> so what you do it? please, let us know on twitter. i've been wondering that ever since that jodie foster movie. >>> "outfront" next, fierce accusations. republicans are playing politics. hillary with a huge slap. >>> plus, teachers canned for having in vitro fertilization treatments. at one school, that is the house rule. an "outfront" investigation next. >>> and was this spelling bee wordsmith too confident for his own good? >> i know it! i know it. i totally know it. [ female announcer ] grow, it's what we do. but when we put something in the ground, feed it, and care for it, don't we grow something more? we grow big celebrations, and personal victories. we grow new beginnings, and better endings. grand gestures, and perfect quiet. we grow escape, bragging rights, happier happy hours. so let's gro something greater with miracle-gro. what will you grow? share your story at miraclegro.com. ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking spac

if they touch out to be true, it wouldn't exactly be her first rodeo legally speak penguin jason carroll looks back. >> new reports the los angeles district attorney's office is looking into allegations v stiviano tried to extort money from current clippers owner donald sterling to stop more damaging recordings like this from leaking. >> if you don't feel -- don't come to my games. don't bring black people and don't come. >> reporter: apparently that isn't the only recording of sterling behaving badly. here's what she told abc's barbara walters. >> part of the audio which the world heard was only 15 minutes. there's a number of other hours that the world doesn't know. >> a spokeswoman for the l.a. district attorney said we are not commenting on the report. nor would her office confirm it is investigating stiviano for trying to extort money from sterling. a representative for sievian know says the extortion allegation is, if you don't pay, i will release the tapes. she absolutely denies the allegations. >> pardon me. >> stiviano's attorney has also denied she leaked the original recording

jason carroll is out front. how confident is silver that the other owners will vote to oust him?hing and he believes that the owners are behind him and he also during the press conference in a way reached out to silver saying, look, you have a chance to sell the team before we do. take a listen. >> it is their team to sell. and so, he knows what the league's point of view is. and so, i'm sure if he wanted to sell the team, you know, on some reasonable timetable i prefer he sell it than we go through this process. >> as you know, sterling had asked through his attorneys asked for three months the try to respond to all these charges. the nba says they're not giving him three months. basically he has until may 27th to issue some sort of a response and on june 3rd the owners get together and place that vote. >> that was that's it? >> that is it. >> he doesn't get more time. >> and silver also made it clear that whatever they do applies not just to sterling but to applies to his wife, as well. >> all right. she can't take over ownership, as well. all right. jason carroll, thank you so

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> and now anderson's "outfront."e to magic johnson. jason just endled his piece there talking about this effort to force donald sterling to sell the clippers. and i know you had a chance to talk to magic than. here is what he told you. >> he is man who is upset, and he is reaching. he is reaching. he is trying to find something that he can grab on to help him save his team. and it's not going to happen. it's not going to happen. the board of governors now have to do their job. adam silver, our commissioner of the nba did a wonderful job. of banning him for life. now the board of governors got to do their job. and, again, i'm going to pray for the man, because even if i see him today, i'm going to say hello to donald and his wife as well. i'm not a guy who hold grudges and all that. yes, am i upset? of course. but at the same time, i'm a god fearing man. i'm going pray for him and hope things work out for him. >> that was an incredible moment. i believe sterling and magic, have they spoken? and if so what did magic jo

. >> carrol, sturgis connor williams, thank you all that brings us to end of this edition of inside story, thank you for being with us in washington i'm ray swarez. >> the united states is changing the way it operates in space. territory that was once largely monopolized by nasa has slowly been ceded to the private sector. >> like all good corporations, these companies are armed with slick promotional videos. and their excellent pr machines are generating hours of airtime, >> well i think we could probably send the first person

underscores the sway possible via social media and smartphones, according to small business consultant, tim carroll. "word of mouth and recommendatiions of friends are the fastest way small businesses can find preferred partners and i can't imagine doing it without social." hernandez is considering adding a few extra pastry chefs at least on a temporary basis. retail analyst jim dion says it depends if wonuts turn out to be more than a flash in the pan. still to come: a wrinkle in time... why a single week in april could have thrown off the unemployment data. plus...behind the boating industry's efforts to stay afloat.. and...the reveal on the best state to reture is after the break. stick around you will be surprised.' . south dakota ranks number one in a roundup of best states to retire. a bankrate survey- finds retirees in colorado, utah, north dakota and wyoming have the highest satisfaction. new york, west virginia, alaska, arkansas and hawaii are listed lower. "there are some people who absolutely need to be near the beach, some people want to be in the cities, there's some people who would l

. >> carrol, sturgis connor williams, thank you all that brings us to end of this edition of inside story, thank you for being with us in washington i'm ray swarez. on american tonight, extreme, or routine? >> we have been through tropical storms and hurricanes, like ivan and dennis back to back, and we still did not have is this much water. >> wind, water, and what is left. after days of stormy weather batter the eastern half of the country. i set out to save the world with nuclear pow

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coach carroll's better seattle and a better l.a. organization works to keep at-risk youth away from drugs and violence. paul allen's family foundation has given millions of dollars for medical research into traumatic brain injuries which obviously is a concern in the nfl, but also a concern to our troops, and people all across the country. as a team, the seahawks raise more than $700,000 for causes like supporting our troops and strengthening our schools. that spirit of working hard and giving back has endeared this team to its fans in ways cities can't replicate. part of it is because you have that stadium that is kind of cheating because it's so loud. you hired some physicist to make it so -- [ laughter ] there are a lot of really smart people at microsoft and up in those places that can design these things. so we can't talk about the seahawks without talking about the 12th man. last season, the 12 set a record, not once but twice for the loudest crowd noise in history. now, history is a long time, so that's really loud. so loud o

was walking home from hersh elementary school yesterday afternoon when a man sitting in a car on carroll avenue asked the little boy if he wanted a ride. the boy said he got scared and ran home. police say he described the stranger as a latino or indian man about 30 years old with black hair, styled in a spike. he was in an older blue four- door sedan. >>> today, friends and family retraced the steps of a missing san francisco man. 19-year-old sean seedy was seen almost a year ago. his family said at the time he was recovering from a traumatic brain injury suffered during a fall. today, walkers retraced his last known route from the french international school on oak street to golden gate park to try to raise awareness and look for any sign of his whereabouts. >>> former santa clara supervisor george shirakawa, jr. is out of jail. he was released may 9 after serving seven months of a year- long sentence on corruption conviction. shirakawa served his time in dublin rather than in santa clara county because of his high profile. he pleaded guilty to charges that included misuse of public fu

he makes five days a week he was alone but police say he only lives two blocks away when he cross carroll passed by a parked vehicle on carol read this for a car is. with a man sitting in the driver's seat. this would push a car the man stranger asked him if he wanted a ride home. the young man described the subject as dark skinned male with a dark black hair spiked he described the vehicle as blue colored sedan for with frost all over the car >> : because the boy felt threatened run home and told us parents who called police in line basic stranger danger tips everyone can learn from making sure children know the parents phone number cell phone number ever the live which also never accept anything from stranger including candy and rides this like this young man did >> : the crime was committed >> : this department will be increasing control checks in the neighborhood after school hours medal and her shot all mushy but also all the schools in fremont >> : coastguard petty officer has been sentenced to five years in military prison 31 year- old molloy was part of the california coast guard

comments after a movie critic said he showed showed a an -- an actor who shows that his that that his carroll county terrible caused a lunatic to cause those murders. he said how dare you say that. >>> and the very crucial school board meeting will decide the fate on mcarthur boulevard. the school is in jeopardy because of money problems and low test scores. tara moriarty will explain why many people think closing down this school will be a huge mistake. >>> 5:07 also happening today, a treasure hunt in the south bay, he will start giving away money and it is what this dash or cash is all about. >> reporter: we just wanted to be somewhere central and the way to find the cash, you have to find this man on twitter at hidden cash and if you take a look -- let me pop this back on the screen here and this is his twitter account and the last thing up here he tweeted, san jose drops in the morning showing the south way some cash and now the man known as hidden cash has been leaving 50 to $100 bills stuffed and he said he made a fortune in real estate and wants to give some of his money away. hidden

. >> i think it is -- >> you know, i still see a rerun of carroll burnett show, and i say they're funny never went to bed with -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey korman. we used to have a pool back stage, not as to whether harvey was going to break up, but how far along he would get on a sketch before he broke up. >> think of a needle. right. >> they never knew what he was going to do. but they knew it was not going to be what they expected. >> when they did the dentist sketch none of that was rehea e rehearsed. >> yeah, be right with you. >> poor harvey was helpless, tears coming down. and tim swears that harvey wet his pants during that sketch. >> i don't know why that worked so well. watching two actors break character and just crack each other up. should not be as entertaining. but somehow when it is tim conway and harvey korman doing it i could just watch that stuff forever. >> we just thought we're going to go out there and do what we do best and it wor

journal we will talk about the resignation of veterans affairs secretary with lean muscle and chris carroll, a pentagon reporter with stars and stripes. new york times reporter derek well as on his recent article finding of the current congress is drafting the fewest flaws with the proposals in nearly two decades. the conversation with gerry goodman on his group's efforts to limit certain hunting practices. right now my conversation with congresswoman sheila jackson lee. bookseller. -- add your favorite bookseller. >> >> from the 18th congressional district. >> good morning. very nice to be with you and your viewers. >> well over 100 members of congress. calling for the secretary to step down or be fired. what is your view this morning?? american is a great and he has served his country and served his country well. i had the opportunity to sit in on a veterans committee hearing. i have a veterans hospital in my region. think the general should come on behalf of this country that he loves, step aside. on behalf of the president that he serves, step aside. is that this is at a crisis moment t

on wednesday, we told you the story of 29-year-old casey carroll.d two years ago. he told us what it would be like to help duke win it all. >> how great would it be to help this team win a national championship seven years later? >> yeah. i think the passion never dies. so to have the opportunity to help duke win is just extremely exciting. >> yeah. after yesterday's win, carroll said he felt like he never left the duke family. we were all cheering for him. >> nice to see a veteran go back after serving four tours, especially on memorial day. it's why he rejoined the team and went to serve. >> great story. >>> well if you are heading to the grocery store, there's a chance you will see a spike in the cost of food. it's a trend that's not expected to change anytime soon. michael santoli, good morning. >> morning. >> what is driving the food prices? >> a hungry world and harsh weather. the california drought, the recent dry summers in the midwest worked their way through the food system and have curtailed supply a lot of areas, especially fresh stuff.

here's cnn's jason carroll. >> do you think i'm a racist?e anything in the world but love for anybody? >> call it a tale of two audio tapes. embattled clippers owner donald sterling reportedly defending himself to an unidentified man on a new recording. >> i got out of east l.a., i was the president of the high school there. i mean -- and i'm a jew. 50% of the people there were black and 40% were hispanic. you ever been to boyle heights? >> yeah, i have been to boyle heights. >> so, i mean, people must have a good feeling for me. >> reporter: a much different tone than what was heard from the recording with v. stivianst. >> you can do anything, but don't put him on an instagram for the world to have to see so they have to tell me. >> reporter: what is he saying now? >> it breaks my heart that magic johnson, a guy i respect so much, wouldn't stand up and say, let's get the facts. let's get him and talk to him. nobody tried. >> reporter: sterling also questioned how any nba owner could be a racist. >> i mean, how could you think i'm a racist k

. >> charlie: and when don carroll said i can't handle this, as much as i like the role and would like to do it, i can't. >> is that what she said? >> charlie: that's what i read. but didn't take kenny long to call you either. >> well, because of him, and they both decided to tall. i'm here because of both of them, especially him. >> charlie: you accepted it because of him or -- >> i accepted it because the time was right and it was like the greatest gift i could be given right now in my life and i still feel that way. >> charlie: why is that? when an actor starts to really perform, to not just say you're an actor, there are certain parts that you feel that you might want to do one day and even though i didn't really have it on my plate, it was on my plate. i was told i needed to write it on the resume of my soul, so it was written somewhere in my soul to do it. i think everything was aligned right, that god was putting me in a position of such favor that i had to accept it. i mean, i was shopping. what else was i doing? (laughter) >> when you got the call, right? oh, lord... it was th

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> all right.e's back. >> indeed. >> he was gone but not forgotten. toronto's mayor is speaking out on his rehab. >> ahead, rob ford gives an upbeat assessment over questions on just where on earth he is. >> do you think the video is offensive? >> no. >>> you were probably wondering about the toronto mayor rob ford. well, he says his rehab is going great. he told a "toronto sun" columnist -- >> rehab is amazing. it reminds me of football camp, kind of like the washington redskins camp i went to as a kid. >> he hasn't revealed the location although someone says he should to prove he's actually in rehab. >> yeah. >> i wonder what the washington redskins think about the comparison. >>> well, the fire weather threat is decreasing in the united states but the severe weather threat is going up. >> pedram has all of that right now. he joins us at the international weather center. >> if it's not one thing, it's another here. it's decreasing significantly as far as the fire threat is concerned because we ha