donald trump told me, he said "this will be a subtle sign." donald trump is a master of subtlety. this is as subtle as goss zila. >> what is the reaction from the readers? >> there's a slip, i think it's fair to say. a lot of people are furious at the sign, considering it an affront to the architectural heritage. there are leaders that think because it's donald trump's building that he should be able to do what he can do. >> do you have a solution, or do you think heel challenge it? >> i doubt he'll change it. the sign has been approved. it's hard for the city to make a developer take down a sign that's approved. mayor emanuel said he would like to prevent other signs like this going up in the future. i think that's realistic. take a look at this from jon stewart in the daly show. >> i think this is on you. did you not think donald trump was going to put his name on the building that he builds. it's what he does. have you been to new york. or as you think it would be called from the building "new trump city." >> did this one gets more attention than you thawing, this story, this c

>> i was hoping it was not donald. i thought it was so outrageous. i have known donald sterling for more than 20 years, and i never heard anything like that come out of his mouth. i was hoping that maybe beyond hope that he was going to say it was fraudulent, his voice had been doctored, something, but that it was not him. >> so as the nba starts to investigate this over the next few days, who did you lean on the most? >> i had a preplanned trip to memphis for a memphis and oklahoma city playoff game. i got on the plane and it was not until i was in the airport on my way to the arena that i was watching the crawl and they were promoting a press conference, and i was the one holding the press conference, and i stopped and gathered my thoughts in the airport, because i didn't know anything at that point. >> as the evidence comes in, you are put in being america's racial conscience in that moment. what was the weight of that like? >> i have not quite absorbed that yet. i have a sense of people that talk to me on the street, how symbolic this has become.

the only name that impresses donald trump is his own name. unless you have "trump" across your forehead, he doesn't give a [bleeped]. i have to say, chicago, i think this is on you. did you not think donald trump was going to put his name on the building you let him build? it's what he does. have you been to new york, or as you think it would be called from the buildings, new trump city. he put up a string of apartment towers that literally block the sun from the entire upper west side of manhattan. "hey, hey, it's the classiest, most luxurious gloom the city has ever seen." everyone knows first thing donald trump does after finishing a building is spray his name-jizz all over it. he paid athroat erect that building. of course he's going to have his money shot. just be thankful he didn't use his birth name. yeah, that looks good. [laughter] we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] replace your laptop? start with the best writing experience. make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of to

. >>> and grilling donald sterling. his clients have included the beatles, michael jackson, tom cruise, and john travolta. and now the legendary lawyer burt fields will cross-examine the clippers owner and join us to talk about that can this hour. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> he's the man in the hot seat of a house republican investigation, but as yet to break a sweat. the irs commissioner john cos kanaan is no stranger to washington and now finds himself at the center of the scandal over the agency's targeting of conservative groups. john kaskey nen will join us but first, here's tom foreman. >> i don't believe it. >> why should anyone believe you? >> what i didn't hear in that was an apology. >> i don't think an apology is owed. >> amid the storm of congressional outrage and accusations, there he sat serene as a saint. irss commissioner john koskinen. >> if you have evidence of that, i'd be happy to see it. >> i asked a question. >> i answered it. >> throwing jabs and making jokes. >> i did no

donald sterling had a bad afternoon on june 9th.everal calls that day to his estranged wife's attorneys and to doctors who had diagnosed him as mentally incompetent. the calls were brought before a judge today and effort to prove sterling tried to intimidate witnesses. the judge rejected that. but this could hurt donald sterling in his attempt to block the sale of the l.a. clippers. the calls were abrupt. menacing, crude. donald sterling, seemingly unable to avoid controversial tape recordings, apparently strikes again. >> i'm not incompetent, you're [ bleep ] incompetent, you stupid [ bleep ] doctor. i'm going to get you fired from ucla, because you're nothing but a tramp. >> the voicemail was allegedly left for a doctor who had diagnosed sterling as mentally incapacitated. the audio tape, presented in a california courtroom today by lawyers for sterling's estranged wife, shelley, a judge denied shelly sterling's request to protect witnesses like that doctor from allegedly being threatened and intimidated by donald sterling in anot

donald sterling stepped aside at some point.y sterling came forward reached some agreement with nba on the sale of the team. it all was too easy. it happened too quickly. >> we couldn't get response from shelly sterling's attorney to that. already they colluded or not there's questions. on friday donald sterling was declared mother-in-lawly inka pa okay pa cy -- mentally incapacitated. donald sterling had to be willingly be examined by two neurologists. another question, is donald sterling helping fast track the $2 billion sale because he would get half. that's right half of that money? the short answer it sure looks like it. >> under the trust agreement most likely donald sterling would receive half of it. in addition the two of them are married, california is a community property state, so arguably even if for some reason shelly sterling receives $2 billion, 1 billion belongs to donald sterling. >> a huge windfall for a man whose gone from this racist rant. >> don't come to my games, don't bring black people. >> to attending a

also, donald sterling strikes back, hiring detectives to dig dirt on other nba owners. what the embattled l.a. clippers owner is trying to prove with this move. >>> how fast the situation in iraq is spiralling out of control, and whether the united states should've seen it coming. the u.s. official tells cnn that the speed with which the situation of iraq is deteriorating surprised even officials closely monitoring the country. tonight, however, there's word that as far back as in the spring, the u.s. intelligence community warned that isis was threatening baghdad and mosul the second largest city. that according to a u.s. counterterrorism official. those threats have become a deadly reality in cities throughout iraq, countries under siege by militants as the united states government contemplates what if anything it should do about it. the commissioner for human rights says the full extent of civilian casualties is not yet known, but hundreds of civilians may have been killed and 500,000 have been displaced by violence. the government is taking steps to, quote, push bac

i don't think that donald sterling got a pass. people are saying, well this is the age he grew up in. that's why he said those things. justin bieber, so what? he said it when he was 15. i think is it remarkable he said it while filming a video. he knew these words would be videotaped. i take him at his word he didn't realize how offensive they were. he said it openly and i think when you look at it in that sense and marc lamont hill doing this. but when you look at it hike that, i think that we can't give people a pass for this kind of word. >> i'm not saying you should get a total pass but i want to say something about the video camera. if you are justin bieber there are cameras all time and you don't assume every time it is rolling it is broadcast to the world. >> this is in 2006. his video came to light in 2007. this is before he was very popular. listen, in his apology he says as a young man he didn't get the full power of the "n" word. does a 15-year-old get a pass on that? sunny says no. >> i don't like the word pass because

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and they learned that rogers had an ongoing squabble with his only son, donald. they were barely on speaking terms. donald told his father he was concerned about his memory problems and wanted to take control of his father's finances. rogers retaliated by cutting his son out of his will. >> like i said, he was a tough, old bird, yet it was -- i could never do anything quite good enough for him. >> donald insisted he didn't murder his father, although he admitted the two had serious problems. >> we were putting a roof on the building out here, and i guess i just wasn't doing it fast enough. he picked up a thing of shingles and threw them at me and i went right over the end of the roof. flat on my back. >> knocking him off the roof, when a police officer hears that there is that much animosity, and especially when they find out donald had been cut out of the will, out of a fairly substantial estate, that's got to raise a lot of red flags for an investigator. >> at robert rogers' autopsy, the medical examiner determined the cause of death was repeated blows to the h

samini, is donald sterling mentally stable? >> matt, i know you've spoken to him. i've spent a fair amount of time with donald sterling. there is no issue as to his mental capacity. of course, there is some very good legal tactics why that issue has come up, and frankly, i don't think that's going to get much traction. we know that that's going to be an issue that's going to come to bear -- >> right. >> -- and we're prepared to deal with it when it does. >> if this goes forward, this fight goes forward, then the nba owners, the other owners can get together and vote him out. it would take three-quarters of

maxwell blecher is donald sterling's attorney. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. my pleasure. >>> up next, deal or no deal? and where is the donald sterling drama headed? our own don lemon and rachel nichols are standing by. >>> and a sudden blinding light in the cockpit. laser attacks and how they are being targeted. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. hey! have an awesome vacation thank you so much! you're so sweet. yummy! key lime pie at 90 calories. it is so good for not giving in. (vo)cars for crash survival,ning subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to

state your name. >> donald coleman. >> i'll read the writeup to you. narration states inmate was a work aide in laundry when he was in a physical altercation with inmate [ bleep ]. they wrote you up for fighting. i don't know if you were fighting or horseplaying. so, tell me what happened. >> i went in there, kids having a bad day at the house. i went in there with [ bleep ] tried to trip me. we were goofing around. i hit the side of my head and hit my head. he had tennis shoes on and i had shower shoes on. he slip. he went into the cart and busted his head open. you know, it's still considered horse playing so i take responsibility for that 37 and i know, you know, that's still considered hole time, but i'm going to leave in ten days, so regardless i know what i did was wrong, so i take responsibility for it. >> if you ask me, i doubt they was horse playing. the way the other dude has a cut to his head. they always say it was horseplay. but i know better. >> the other inmate had his hearing a short time before. now it was time to hear officer hale's d

while all of this was going on, donald sterling has damage control.ice in south central los angeles of a predominantly african-american. this was at the invitation of the pastor. most people who we talked to, strategic communication strategists, said that it's probably too little, too late and probably didn't help his view from the public. they believe donald and shelly sterling were working together in this whole thing, almost colluting because the sale of the team moved too fast and moved too easily for it not to be max blecher has said that they are not polluting. >> v. stiviano, the other woman who was apparently recording all of those recordings, she is making the news. >> two men followed her as she left a restaurant yelling racial slurs at her and then punched her several times leaving her face swollen and red. she's expected to file a police report at some point. >>> let's go to jeffrey toobin who is with us and don lemon joining us from new york. what do you make of shelly making an appearance? >> she's been going to games anyway since the cr

we deliver a better life. >>> donald sterling apparently at it again, new recordings, donald sterlingught on tape again, cursing and ranting. threatening doctors who certified him as mentally incapacitated. >> i'm not incompetent. you are [ bleep ] incompetent. >> apparently nothing can stop the profanity-laden voice mails by donald sterling. he can still contact witnesses as a brutal lawsuit between his wife and he. >> i'm suing you for conspiracy. >> sterling threatening two physicians who diagnosed the owner as mentally incapacitated, both presenting their evidence in court on behalf of shelly who is vying to uphold the negotiated sale. >> i'm going to call ucla now and i'm going to get you fired from ucla because you are nothing but a tramp. >> sterling's calling were nothing more than a rant. with a doctor who had diagnosed him with signs of als mime -- alzheimer's and dementia. >> how dare you. what a horrible woman you are, all you did was go to the beverly hills hotel and drink liquor, i've got two deck calculations from people in my house that all you did was and drink and co

donald sterling's lawyer has said, hey, we agree to that.elly sterling has agreed, hey, we agree to this and that will buy you a phone call or cup of coffee, maybe. until you get the piece of paper in writing saying, hey, this lawsuit has been withdrawn and all of the paperwork is signed off on, i wouldn't believe it either and it's interesting to hear the commissioner of the nba saying it, hey, everybody, hold your horses, we've got to wait until all of the t's are crossed and i's are dotted because we've been here before. >> don, i know you've been skeptical about this deal with donald sterling from the beginning. what is your take? >> i take it rachel is not buying a coffee from a starbucks because it cost as lot more than a quarter. listen, i've said all along, wolf, you guys have been listening to me. i don't trust him. he still has the billion dollar lawsuit which doesn't go away, i think, until the deal is inked and he is -- he's wishy-washy, he's changed his mind a couple of times. i don't believe it. until that document is signed, i

commissioner adam silver says the nba is taking a back seat in the controversy. >> donald's attorney sent us a letter saying he was agreeing to allow her to negotiate a sale of the franchise, but because we knew donald was suing us, we asked shelly to indemnify us. we asked her if he disputed it, if she'd cover us. and she did. this is really now a dispute between the sterlings. >> donald sterling's attorney says today's court hearing will be to determine whether the 80-year-old is mentally competent. sterling was banned for life by the nba and urged to sell the team when he was recorded making racist comments. >>> now, the sterling controversy playing out during game three of the nba finals. with the series tied at one game apiece, san antonio shows up in miami and shoots the lights out. the spurs set a finals record by sinking nearly 76% of their shots in the first half. leonard finishes with a career-high 29 points and san antonio takes game three, 111-92. they now lead the series, two games to one. >>> lebron james finished with 22 points last night, and shortly before the game,

however, donald sterling on the other hand has decades of history of discriminating.justin bieber being discriminatory in any way. he said something stupid, but he surrounds himself with african-americans all the time. his best friends are african-american. we know of no incidents in which she was discriminatory. i think that is a big difference >> i think that is the problem. the languages accepted among the african-american community. we should not be speaking like this to each other at all. it is a fine line. being a 59-year-old kid, a crusted unknowingly. first, sterling, going to church come on. you're not a racist on monday and not on tuesday in pretty have years of damage to make up for. neil: we all have awakenings. >> i'm not buying it for a second. >> is a big difference. justin bieber mara not have hurt his career, but he hurt himself. donald sterling heard his employees, many of whom are african-american, his league which he is contractually obligated not to do, causing enormous damage. it is not as simple as we'd all like him anymore. you never liked him.

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donald is vowing not to sell and is suing the nba for $1 billion. the league banned him for life after donald made racist comments to a woman that recorded and then publicized. >> in new york city a queens professor returned from vacation to find a tomb stone in his yard. he was set to get rid of it but then realized it was special. he says the piece of stone was face down. when he turned it discovered it was the grave stone of william rantis. he owned a large farm and the professor believes the stone came from there. >> when his property, when the cemetery in which he was buried was sold his remains were taken to ever green in brooklyn. >> his remains were moved but the tomb stone stayed. the professor says the queens historical society and library plan to look at the marker. >> a lot of you saw this, drenching rain soaking parts of the area. we could see more storms this morning. pack the umbrella. look at that. all that rain water running off of a roof in philadelphia's queen village section looked like water falls pouring off of the roofs of bui

donald sterling's lawyer says his client is suing the nba for $1 billion in damages. >> donald sterling is now essentially suing himself. >> reporter: that's because his wife agreed that she and the family's trust would be responsible for any judgments against the nba. >> if donald sterling wins in a court of law, he's going to cost himself a lot of money. i'm not sure what the point is. >> reporter: the nba says the suit is baseless. the sale pending approval from its board of governors. that $2 billion offer is nearly four times the previous record price for an nba team. the milwaukee bucs went for $550 million this year. ballmer says he looks at the clippers the same way he does tech companies. >> when you buy a tech company, you don't say what is it. you say what can we turn it into. >> reporter: paying for potential. the clippers never won a championship but their future is looking up. >> i have a big bold dream for the clippers and that's to win. >> reporter: ballmer's bid surpassed others including celebrity investors, oprah one of them. saying today she was disappointed but her

donald trump obviously feels otherwise. live outside of the international hotel and towers. reporting that the city is exploring options to forced on the trump to remove the sign. the mayor of chicago making it crystal clear that he does not like it. the mayor said the sign is in poor taste. it is pretty strong language coming from a mere. it is a vote of no- confidence. >> to talk to the mayor spokes people and the mayor holds the opinion that that marci famous riverfront. he won some degree of prints. no direct response from trunk. >> if ears to trump's ninehe fears that the trumps line sets a precedent. putting massive signs up along the river walk. favre public- works project. is now extending a lawyer from state street to wake st. >> sign clearly does not fit along the 1920's style bridges and buildings. as you look at a picture of the workmen hanging the last letter in the trump name faces a possible quandary. zoning administrators signed off on the sign. city lawyers could find themselves in front of judge explaining how they approved this time. the one assigned to be

but you talk about donald sterling's lawyer. that lawsuit they filed against the nba for a billion dollars is frivolous. when you become an nba owner it is similar to being an owner of any professional sports team in any league, it's like joining the royal order of buffaloes. you go by their rules. their rules don't necessarily have to gibe with the u.s. judicial system. he realized this when he looked at the paperwork back when he signed the contract to buy the clippers. you talk about whether or not this is a done deal or not, if you're the nba and you've got steve ballmer offering you $2 billion in cash, i think it's a done deal. >> they're going to make sure this one goes through. speaking of that, he's offering $2 billion for the clippers. donald sterling paid what, 12 million or something. is the team really worth as much as ballmer is offering? >> i was an economics major and one of the first things they taught us in macro 101 is supply and demand. when you've got everybody from former nba stars to oprah winfrey wanting t

donald sterling says the allegations are baseless. he was want banned for life over racist comments. >> oprah is glad she didn't buy the l.a. clippers. in an interview she says $2 billion would not have been a wise business decision for her which is how much steve ballmer paid for the team. she says initially she was really excited during the bidding process thinking it would be so much fun to own a team but she pulled out and says she glad because friends will not be hitting her up if tickets. >> panera bread is ready to announce your changes to the menu. the chain of bakery cafes is pledging to remove all artificial colors, flavors, sweetners, and preservatives from the food by 206. they have 1,800 locations including several in the bay area and is expected to make the announcement today as part of a food policy pledge, and is working to remove high fructose corn syrup for many drinks in the future. >> ticketmaster agreed to a vice president in a decade old class action lawsuit. if approved it would split $400 million in credit amon

sterling's family trust of which donald was the trustee. but it appears after seeing the document, it appears that the trust document had a provision that if a determination was made that donald could not handle his financial affairs he would be removed as the trustee and shelly would step in as the successor trustee. >> he was found to be mentally incapacitated. what was the mechanism for that? did he go to a doctor's office? is this common? >> it is very common in trust documents. to avoid a court proceeding which is time consuming and expensive often times the document will provide that a determination to be made by an individual, the spouse or often times an attending physician or a team of attending physicians. it may very well be that the physicians made that decision here. >> you know, he had said he would do everything in his power to keep this team. it didn't happen. does that tell us something tonight about how well he is doing if he is declared mentally incapacitied and forced to go back on his promises? >> it does. interesting t

owner donald sterling is not going away without a fight. what is next. >> rebecca stevenson joins us. we have a flood warning to talk about. >> yes, there's river flooding in parts of the mountains in the rockies, especially in wyoming. we move to minnesota, and we have 2-3 inches of rain on top of 3-6 this morning. i'll show you the flash flooding happening now, coming up next. >>> welcome back. the n.b.a.'s opener scheduled meeting to vote out donald sterling has been cancelled to give time to sell l.a. clippers. on the table a $2 billion offer. donald sterling's wife shelley has netted the deal. it -- netted the deal. coming from former microsoft c.e.o. mr balmer. donald sterling refuses to give up the team without a fight. he gaf his wife the authority to negotiate a sale, but his attorneys say he has had a change of heart. on friday his attorneys filed a lawsuit against the n.b.a. the league accepted a deal to sell the team. it has to be approved by the board of governors elliot rodgerses. the -- governors. if the deal on the table was

there is this last piece much that is the lawsuit that donald -- that donald brought against the league and me personally. i have absolute confidence it will be resolved because, as part of the sale agreement with shelly sterling, she agreed to indemnify the league against a lawsuit by her husband. so in essence, donald is suing himself. and he knows that. >> a formula 1 victory will be the first to many according to some experts. one red bul driver broke the dominant start to the season. sarah coates reports. >> reporter: the start of the montreal grand prix played out like all of the otherrations this season hamilton was squeezed out early, pushed on to the grass just after the first turn allowing sebastian vetil to the nip ahead. knee degree on the track, hamilton jumped back into the second. the pair safely ahead until the 39th lap with when both cars began to lose power. >> a situation, both cars have the same problem we don't think we can res off it. >> both went into the pits for new tires. substantial leads rapidly being eaten away. philippe masa went to the front, the first tim

donald trump has also flirted with politics. suggesting but then dropping the idea of a presidential run in 2000 as a third party candidate, and in later years as a republican candidate. he also considered then dropped the idea of running for governor of new york this year. and most recently trump has raised the possibility that he might want to make a bid to buy the nfl's buffalo bills. through it all trump has been a careful manager of his own brand. he's been highly successful in business in part because he has made managing that brand central to his strategy. self-branding is a concept journalists never considered a few decades ago. today, though, many journalists make an attempt to heed the advice trump outlined in a 2008 book chapter, i quote, "you are literally your own brand whether you have a business or not. if you are serious about what you are doing, take a responsibility for building your own brand, that starts now." trump is here today to tell us about building the trump brand. let me say, mr. trump, your brand i'm

she's the woman at the center of the donald sterling controversy.legedly punched her and yelled racial slurs at her on sunday. in light of that accusation, the suspect will be charged with third degree hate crime and aggravated harassment. >>> the super pac founded by gabrielle giffords and her husband mark kelly has elected to help candidates who back stricter gun control. the group includes nine democrats and two republicans. americans for responsible solutions has raised almost $15 million since the beginning of last year. >>> now, we all know that mascots are supposed to be the silent type, but this is just something else. when the dayton dragons mascot, heater, met his fan hunter, he stayed silent. in a surprise to everybody, heater used sign language to talk with the deaf 7-year-old. hunter's parents say it is a moment they will never forget. >> mascot of the year. i don't know how they did it. but look at the smile on the boy's face. >> just amazing to see. and what a great way to show other people and other children already other options out

donald sterling over racist remarks. last week he agreed to sell and drop the suit against the league but he has reversed the decision after learning the nba will not revoke the ban or his $2.5 million fine. >> subway workers in brazil are stopping the work stoppage two days ahead of the world cup and will decide if they resume the strike on thursday the day the world cup begins which has tripled the capital for five days and a threat to the international soccer tournament since subways are the main wave getting fans to the stadium. it is an embarrassment for brazil which has seen protests by citizens angry over the $11 billion spent on the cup. >> 50 years now, the treeview is facing a tough challenge raising $15,000 by september or next season is in jeopardy. here is that story. >> under the shade of a giant maple, this spree -- treeview suffered a loss overshad dead by troubles. >> she is part of the 17-league in need $15,000 to cover field maintenance, utilities and trophies. parents say treeview doesn't have the spo

sent us a letter saying he was agreeing to her allowing to negotiate but because we knew donald was, we asked shelly to indemnify us. we asked her if he disputed it, if she'd cover us. and she did. >> today's hearing will determine if sterling is mentally competent. he was urged to sell when when he made recorded racist comments. >>> now, the sterling controversy playing out during game three of the nba files. with the series tied at one game apeerks san antonio shoes up in miami and shoots the lights out. the spurs set a finals record by sinking nearly 76% of their shots in the first half. leonard finishes with a career-high 29 points and san antonio takes game three, 111-92. they now lead the series, two games to one. >>> lebron james finished with 22 points last night and shortly before the game, we got a look what his post basketball career might entail. the cable network star's releasing a teaser trail for a new sitcom. "survivors remorse" tells of a young basketball star turn pro. >>> when we return, why the government is telling pregnant women to eat more fish. ♪ ♪ woooooah.

>> i would be happy to talk to donald sterling. >> jimmy: have you asked donald?ally asked him. >> jimmy: have your people inquired about his availability? >> i suspect they have. but they don't tell me until somebody's like sitting in the chair. >> jimmy: i see. so they don't tell you if he passed or -- >> they don't want me to get all lathered up. >> jimmy: you would i would imagine be very eager to talk to him. >> i would be eager to talk to him. >> jimmy: you think you could help him? >> i don't know. i would start by doing a mental status exam because i really wonder if he has all of his faculties. >> jimmy: well, they seem to be spreading that one around lately. i guess it's reasonable to think maybe he doesn't. but it also maybe seems a little bit like klinger on "mash" to me. >> well, it's like let the healing begin kind of thing. >> jimmy: well, i guess if we say he's got alzheimer's or he's demented or something like that, that we should be i guess easier on him for this. >> well, if that was true, i suppose that would be right. i just don't know if that

that's basically what happened. >> donald, you're so close to getting out.me how you're going to handle this. >> going to the disciplinary board and tell them he slipped and fell. he's going to say the same thing. can't prove nothing unless y'all say something. >> what if they don't believe it? >> i'll be in the hole. it's 45 days in the hole. i leave in ten days. >> most fights do end with time in the hole. locked in the cell 23 hours a day with nothing to do is already hard but sometimes there's a higher price to pay. >> coleman is symbolic of so many inmates that we meet. he actually has a great shot. he's going to be getting out soon. he has a family and he has work on the outside that he can go back to, and yet he consciously engages in a fight that sets him up in a much worse situation. it could possibly get him outside charges which would give him a lengthier sentence in prison. >> that is if the jail or the other inmate files criminal charges and for coleman it was another nine and a half years of probation ahead of him. that possibility began to sin