>> i was a member as well. >> david henderson. they were actual founders. >> but we were active members. >> and umbra was from 1962 through 1964, right? >> let's think. >> i think it was earlier than that. >> what david calls the extensions. so my question is also related to the kind of work that needs to be done. >> having been associated with lack writers, we all learn from each other and sometimes it's a lot of fun and other times it is like being a criminal defendant. [laughter] because we are very hard on each other and did not tolerate mediocrity. so that led to a lot of conflict . but a black repertory theatre comes out of this because some of the members compared him to nationalism. now, he could have been the emperor of the lower east side and the only black person at a party somewhere. but he chose a different direction. in 1964 was listening to the radio and we were jones was wearing a seersucker sudeten tell the trends by what occurred. and he heard them call us members of umbra, revolutionaries. and then i think that

and thank you so much to susan page and nia-malika henderson. that is "hardball" for now. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today, the crisis in ukraine reached a truly dangerous and equally bizarre tipping point. pro-russian separatists rolled through the streets of eastern ukraine after having taken over ukrainian tanks. mass soldiers of unknown origin posed for pictures with residents as the lines of authority continue to blur in a region of ukraine where the loyalties are complex and where the flame of civil war might catch fire at any moment. president obama tonight ratcheted up the pressure on russia. >> is he mocking you and the u.s. military? >> they're not interested in any kind of military confrontation with us. understandinat

blm took 140 acres from tommy hen dorr son a-- henderson and paid him nothing even though had he this had the land for 20-years. they want to seize another 90 acres along the texas, oklahoma border. >> we have seen an aggressive over reach by the federal government in more than one instance. if you have an agency like this this that is very well funded it shouldn't be a surprise they are going to over reach and extend that aggressive approach. >> the blm and executive director claims the public land even though henderson has been paying taxes and taking care of the land the entire time. >> i have continued to have to pay for this land or the federal government would seize everything else i had. i made my last payment on land i lost in 1994. >> greg abbott getting in on the site saying the blm's claim undermines the foundation of our democracy. it is unclear how seriously the blm is trying to claim the land but it is a store we we will watch for you. >> the united states raising the stakes in the ue kwan. american soldiers rushing to the border they are there for military exercises. an

in 2011 his son josh applied to be city attorney inside of henderson. like you said it pays about $200,000 a year plus benefits. senator reid called the mayor of the city of henderson whose daughter also worked as a spokeswoman for senator reid in the past. and he personally lob idea on behalf of josh. he also called a council member and lobbied. and the senator's office has acknowledged this. when josh applied, several months -- excuse me, after josh applied, he didn't necessarily meet the requirements that were set out for the position. >> which need to be a lawyer for 10 years and had to be in public agency for five or something? >> right. >> he didn't meet those requirements? >> he had zero years of experience in a public agency and he had less than 10 years as an attorney. he was close to 10 years but less. after the filing deadline to apply for the position passed, the city government announced that they had changed the qualifications and they had changed them in such a way that josh was now qualified. >> this was after phone calls from senator ha

that line from a column written by one of our guests today, stephen henderson tracks a study at tuftsr of white americans perceive to the extent discrimination exists they have replaced blacks as the primary victim of discrimination in contemporary america. it's not surprising given the opportunity to end preferences like affirmative action, a majority of voters in a state like michigan say sure, end it. what's new in modern american history is that we have a supreme court whose majority and whose chief justice apparently agrees with those who the research described as believing racial equality is a zero sum game, one group sinks in order for the other to rise. when he was a lawyer in the reagan justice department in the 1980s, john roberts was deeply involved in efforts to curtail the effectiveness of the voting rights act. that's according to research by adam serwer writing last february for "mother jones." president reagan was considering whether to renew and extend the voting rights act and southern legislators were pressing him not to, arguing they shouldn't have to remain under

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i think chris henderson with 3d robotics did a great job of going from crisping editor and founder of wired to 3d robotics, and making drones something that are not seen as, you know, terrible things, but actual tools and technologies that cap help us as we move forward. single board computers, as markus said. >> there's a whole host of things. baby blankets. a woman in detroit. she worked with cart heart to get excess material to make sleeping bag coats for the winter, to, you name it, there's a host of good that is coming ut. >> it's endless. >> with the rise in innovation that can result, what is the future of america look like. we'll have more on that when we come back. is a >> welcome back. we are talking about the rise of do it yourself culture, and what it means for the future of innovation. how do you think it will impact the quality of the products entering the marketplace. will we see a rise in the sophistication of things created coming from small and one-person operations? >> absolutely. and i would say not only sophistication, but last year there was - the first maker fai

henderson, thank you, sir, i appreciate that. >> i'm excited.'m excited to have this finally done and over with and -- they found me guilty of major disruptive conduct which i don't understand that but i'm not going to sit there and question it, my out date is the 19th. i'm going to go. i'm happy. >> thank you so much. >> take care. >> rest easy. >> for dean, time in segregation is a small sacrifice for going home as scheduled. ronald wells, however, is facing serious robbery and home invasion charges and could have a long stay here as his case works it way through the courts. >> i've got to be out there to talk to my mom and relatives and all of that. by me being in the hole, as you can see, like, i can't do none of that, like nothing works in my favor. >> wells problems began when jail officials received a letter claimed to be from a family member warning that wells was planning an escape. when they listen back to the phone call, the suspicions grew deeper. wells insists, he was only joking. >> he was very upset because i feel like they knew i

i think chris henderson with 3d robotics did a great job of going from crisping editor and founder of wired to 3d robotics, and making drones something that are not seen as, you know, terrible things, but actual tools and technologies that cap help us as we move forward. single board computers, as markus said. >> there's a whole host of things. baby blankets. a woman in detroit. she worked with cart heart to get excess material to make sleeping bag coats for the winter, to, you name it, there's ut. >> it's endless. >> with the rise in innovation that can result, what is the future of america look like. we'll have more on that when we come back. >> weekday mornings on al jazeera america >> we do have breaking news this morning... >> start your day with in depth coverage from around the world. first hand reporting from across the country and real news keeping you up to date. the big stories of the day, from around the world... >> these people need help, this is were the worst of the attack took place... >> and throughout the morning, get a global perspective on the news... >> the life o

ricky henderson. they lose possession here in the second. mike brown fires it past quick.is first playoff goal. four and a half minutes later and it is his second goal in as many games. 3-2 sharks after two periods. in the third and goals for pavel ski and then his 24th career playoff goal. they take the lead in the series with a 7-2 victory. >> we are working hard for our goals. they brought the game back. >> final round of the rbc heritage. he dropped it into a tie. are you kidding me? a seven under 64. it forces a playoff. it forces a playoff. and he is playing well with his seventh career pga tournament on easter sunday. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. i would say it is a busy day in sports. >> definitely. thanks, shu. >> thanks for joining us. that is it for tonight. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm ama dates and thank you for joining us. have a great evening. wireleare awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you a

ricky henderson. they lose possession here in the second. mike brown fires it past quick. and it is his second goal in as many games. 3-2 sharks after two periods. in the third and goals for pavel ski and then his 24th career playoff goal. they take the lead in the series with a 7-2 victory. >> we are working hard for our goals. they brought the game back. >> final round of the rbc heritage. he dropped it into a tie. are you kidding me? a seven under 64. it forces a playoff. it forces a playoff. and he is playing well with his seventh career pga tournament on easter sunday. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. i would say it is a busy day in sports. >> definitely. thanks, shu. >> thanks for joining us. that is it for tonight. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm ama dates and thank you for joining us. have a great evening. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> this morning on "world news now," major developments after the sou

noted, henderson, whether you have credibility or not.f i'm having cardiac surgery and doc has on google glasses to confer with colleague. i have a wrong cardiac surgeon. you're already on the bed. it is too late. ed, hey, fat head, your interview with that pathetic google glass wearing stooge was unwatchable. in case you forgot, people hiding from stalkers or people in students who don't wan to be a faced with a freak staring at them? might face wrath of irate customers. fat head, i brought up those exact points. apparently glasses are not the issue for you. your hearing is! pay attention. you're dragging down my average viewers i.q. sitting in front of the set. switch channels right now. right now! okay. we can go on. is twitter facing a not so happy cinco de mayo? come the fifth of may insiders are free to sell and twitter stock could start swooning. for most tweeters are still tweeting. sage writes, facebook is lame. if you can't say something cogent and relevant in 140 characters, time to take a writing class. 140 characters be limit

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that's what it's being used for now, for recreation, the land that used to belong to tommy henderson, our member now being used for recreation. we think it belongs in family farms. >> gene, thank you. >> thank you, greta. >> and one long time texas rancher who we just talked about knows firsthand what it like to fight the government, the bureau of land management ended up taking 140 acres of his property and didn't pay him one cent. tommy joins us. we were just talking about you. >> hello. >> explain what happened. you were paying taxes on this land. first of all, when did you get this land? >> migrate great grandfather bought the land in 1904. >> and do you have a deed going back to 1904? >> yes, goes back to 1904, and all the taxes have been paid on it since then. i bought it from a great aunt in 1979 who didn't have any children who wanted the farm. i'm a fifth generation here. >> and you have been paying all your taxes ever since? >> all the taxes were paid until it was taken away from me. in 1984. but all the taxes prior to that had been paid. but once blm seized the land, i didn

nia-malika henderson always for your expertise.ll be right back. >>> let me finish tonight with governor christie. his administration's lawyer, randy mastro says we can't handle the truth. well, that charge, sir, can go both ways. a couple of facts that predate the governor's legal team's report remain important here. one, these people involved in the bridge closures since september are christie people. they appear to represent the kind of people he feels comfortable with. they were at the time of this travesty, after all, his governmental agents there to carry out his political purposes. what does this say about him to be out there now calling these people of his stupid? dishonest. whatever. second, there is the declaration by mayor zimmer of hoboken she was confronted by the lieutenant governor armed with an ultimatum from the governor that if the mayor didn't play ball on a waterfront development, she would be aced out of money for flood assistance. the master report, itself, contains similar evidence of tough guy behavior. camp

from the air, jonathan henderson documents the damage. >> this brings in a lot of salt water intrusiond that salt water is like poison for that marsh. >> permit agreements are supposed to require oil and gas companies to restore the wetlands once work is complete. but the legislation has been poorly enforced, in a poverty stricken state industry jobs are the priority. roughly 90% of the coastline has been eroded. plans are in place to stop the loss, but it is expected to cost $50 billion the state doesn't have. >> i just want to see it come back, that way when i have kids they can enjoy what i'm enjoying. >> reporter: but what took nature thousands of years to create now faces extinction in a single lifetime. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist dave warren. we're looking at a big storm here that is now off of the east coast that little blue there that's the ocean, the front has pushed off of the coast and brought the rain with it. now what is left behind is cooler temperatures. but the weather situation now will be the dry air in place. jet stream going further south, but this is keeping all of th

rickey henderson in the house. mike brown fires it past jonathan quick, first career playoff goal. 4 1/2 minutes late, sharks even. charlottes get the home back to a piece. deflected to justin brawny. beats again. a barrage of goals. they're up 6-2, complete highlights at 11:00 p.m. on abc. >>> nba playoffs, greg pop rich looking to get back to the finals again this year. dallas, tony parker past dirk nowitzki. second quarter, leonard off the turnover. consequence, anyone. anyone? easy money. seven errors faces dallas with 19. off balance layup. first down, held the mavs to one field goal in the last seven minutes to duncan. during the game, junior filled in for craig senior who is interviewing. >> you did a great job. but i would rather have your dad standing here. we miss you. you been an important life of all of us for a long time. we want your family back on the court and i promise i'll be nice. >> very touching. king james and the heat, their quest to defend the title. check it out. birdman anderson and wildca

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anne henderson pollard joins me from tel aviv. thank you very much. very good of you to be with us. >> shalom, andrea. >> shalom to you. tell me why you think that your former husband jonathan pollard and with whom you were involved in this case should be released before he has served his time. >> well, there are countless legal reasons and numerous political reasons. let me start at the beginning. jonathan and i, first and foremost, we never enjoyed a trial with a jury of our peers. so we were hoodwinked into signing an agreement, an agreement that promised that if we cooperated with the government, that they in turn would give jonathan a minimal sentence. he receives a life sentence. there's no bargain in that type of agreement. one of the worst problems that's happened as a result is so much slanderous information and disinformation has occurred since day one of our arrest. unfortunately if we had had a trial, i think this would have put an end to speculation of things that never occurred. three, jonathan never, never spied against the united state

malika henderson. >> nice to be here.h would be at all political, right? that the actual people protesting this assignment -- they say this isn't about politics, the michelle obama situation really is more about space. aren't commencement speeches in some ways inherently a little bit political? >>. >> do we have audio? i think we might have -- i think we might have lost the -- we're going to try to get her back, and we will be right back. ome b? ome b? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question atf the underlying is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisinfo.com to get your complimentary q&a book, with information from experts on your condition. [ male announcer ] it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veter

(laughter) as nia-malika henderson suggests?t getting ready for that condo in florida. he's obviously can pressing flustration he's been feeling for a long time and it comes out in his home district. whether that frustration leads him to try to do something about it is a different question. can he enforce disciplining his caucus to go in the direction he wants. the direction he wants isn't necessarily the same as president obama. he has different ideas he'd like to do in pieces rather than one big bill. but you can see where he and obama can come to an agreement if he hasmore flexibility. he doesn't have that right now. >> schieffer: do any of you see this congress actually taking up immigration? because you know, they have said earlier this year there would be no himgation reform and so far they pretty much held to that. there's no nothing. they've all gone home and said, we'll be back after the election. but do you see them turning back immigration now? >> i can't imagine that they would. the closer we get to the election, the

now are congressman jim mcdermott, democrat of washington, and "washington pos post"'s nia-malika henderson. thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rest. >> good evening. >> are your republican colleagues having a hard time accepting reality here? >> they are really apoplectic at this point. they don't know what to do. it turned out exactly as ms. sebelius predicted, and they don't know how to deal with success. they have lost and they can't admit it. so they keep throwing all kinds of crazy ideas against the wall, hoping something will stick. but i'll tell you what's going to happen. they're ultimately going to admit they failed, and they're going to pivot and start to say they're here to help fix it. and they're going to try and love it to death. that's going to be their next trick. >> nia-malika, the republicans are trying -- they're just tying themselves up, really. in all kinds of knots, trying to say they don't like the health care law and this and that about the health care law. but they do like what is in it. listen to this. >> let's start with the idea that preexisting illnesses

henderson throwing out the first pitch. bringing it.ng in and out of jam 6th inning as a ground throws him out. indian appeal saying he blocked the base path. appealed went to new york. call stood. this is weird in the 8. 2 on for donaldson. longest single in history. off the top of the wall. barton thought it was cut and stranded at third base. should have scored. rough debut for new closer. 2 runs in the 9th. rbi single hear. theyless the tenth straight opening night game 2 to nothing. >> i would have booed me too. i sucked today. i deserved it. i expect that. next time probably cheering. >> giants opening in the desert against the d backs. 4th inning. 2 giant error load the bases for girard o. knock home the pair. buster on the throw to the plate. the swept and captain make the tag. madison allows 4 runs and 4 innings. none earned. giants come back brandon bell. high. deep. aloha. giants down 6-3. add 4 runs in the seventh. pablo excuse me swing the drop and third out make it 7-6. in the 9th 2 down buster crushes it. off reid. 2 run

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henderson throwing out the first pitch. bringing it. working in and out of jam 6th inning as a ground throws him out. indian appeal saying he blocked the base path. appealed went to new york. call stood. this is weird in the 8. 2 on for donaldson. longest single in history. off the top of the wall. barton thought it was cut and stranded at third base. should have scored. rough debut for new closer. 2 runs in the 9th. rbi single hear. theyless the tenth straight opening night game 2 to nothing. >> i would have booed me too. i sucked today. i deserved it. i expect that. next time probably cheering. >> giants opening in the desert against the d backs. 4th inning. 2 giant error load the bases for girard o. knock home the pair. buster on the throw to the plate. the swept and captain make the tag. madison allows 4 runs and 4 innings. none earned. giants come back brandon bell. high. deep. aloha. giants down 6-3. add 4 runs in the seventh. pablo excuse me swing the drop and third out make it 7-6. in the 9th 2 down buster crushes it. off reid.

henderson throwing out the first pitch. bringing it. working in and out of jam 6th inning as a ground throws him out. indian appeal saying he blocked the base path. appealed went to new york. call stood. this is weird in the 8. 2 on for donaldson. longest single in history. off the top of the wall. barton thought it was cut and stranded at third base. should have scored. rough debut for new closer. 2 runs in the 9th. rbi single hear. theyless the tenth straight opening night game 2 to nothing. >> i would have booed me too. i sucked today. i deserved it. i expect that. next time probably cheering. >> giants opening in the desert against the d backs. 4th inning. 2 giant error load the bases for girard o. knock home the pair. buster on the throw to the plate. the swept and captain make the tag. madison allows 4 runs and 4 innings. none earned. giants come back brandon bell. high. deep. aloha. giants down 6-3. add 4 runs in the seventh. pablo excuse me swing the drop and third out make it 7-6. in the 9th 2 down buster crushes it. off reid.

paul henderson said whatever punishment is doled out it likely won't go as far as most would hope. >> it would be very difficult for the nba to force an actual sale of the property under these circumstances. >> reporter: but paragraph 24 line 35 of the nba constitution says sterling can be suspended for life. what could force the sale in the midst of a suspension are advertisers and sponsors fleeing for the hills and that could spark the nba's best interest of the league clause. >> people vote with their dollars. people vote with their voices and i think that that is okay and we should look for those responses. >> reporter: meaning if the nba's bottom line is affected, sterling could be forced out. >> i think they have a wide range of options to do whatever they think is appropriate to diminish his representation of the league in this manner. iors- clippers g >> nba commissioner is expected to make a statement tomorrow afternoon before the warriors/clippers game about donald sterling and his future in the league. >> just in case sterling is forced to sell the clippers, magic johnson s

on the inaugural rotation mac and sherry mckinzie from henderson. >> we could see this from our backyard. >> it was a very smooth ride. great. >> reporter: earlier, the high roller was christened commemorating the completion of the unique wheel. >> the panoramic view you get of the city is tremendous. >> reporter: up to 40 people can fit in each cabin. video monitors tell you how high you're going and where you're at as the wheel goes round. >> right now we are 550 feet above the las vegas strip. this is the highest it goes. coincidentally, this is also a $550 million project. >> this is the world's tallest. we're 110 feet taller than the london eye and we're nine feet taller than the singapore flyer. >> reporter: the high roller can withstand winds of 100 miles an hour. safety is always on the mind of the people who keep the wheel in motion. >> a lot of responsibility. it gives you a sense of importance and you feel like you're protecting everyone too. >> reporter: the designers call this attraction an observation wheel. but it will be hard to ban that certain "f" word. >> we prefer to

kpix 5's legal analyst paul henderson says whatever punishment the nba doles out. it likely won't go as far as people hope. >> it will be difficult for the nba to force an actual sale of the property under these circumstances. >> reporter: but paragraph 24, line 35 of the nba constitution says sterling can be suspended for life. what could force a sale in the midst of the suspension are advertisers and sponsors fleeing for the hills and that could spark the best interest of the league clause. >> people vote with their dollarss and people vote with their voices and that's okay and we should look for the responses. >> reporter: meaning sterling could be forced out if the nba's bottom line is affected. >> i think they have a wide range of options to do whatever they think is appropriate to diminish his representation of the league in this manner. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> and nba commissioner adam silver has a news conference scheduled in new york at 11:00 a.m. today pacific time. >>> now hockey now this morning a limited number of tickets go on -- tickets

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rick kip henderson threw out is the first pitch, and indians had the closure, 2-0 and it is gone. >>>a happy ending for the giants, buster posey broke a tie, and the giants were down 6-2 at one point and this was their biggest opening day come back since 1968 and the giants won 9-8. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, we are back on storm watch for you are this morning, new problems all tied to the bay areas new wild weather. >>> a 6-year-old girl sexually assaulted, how is time is similar to reap attacks. we will be right back. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed.

that is rick kip henderson, throwing out the first pitch and the al1sl0 were not able to score at allng the game. cleveland indians ended up winning 2-nothing and they ended up the giants rallied and scored 9 and buster posey went ridiculous. the giants took the lead 9-7 and that's how it ended. they actually ended up winning, and here is the approach to the richmond san rafael bridge, you can see raindrops on the camera and traffic is still light as you shall approaching it heading west and things look pretty well for the south trrm track. the roads are wet this morning, there are reports much i want to make a person personal plea. >> what are you looking at me for. >> i just tell people don't follow so closely. >> good advice pamela. >>> the activity as far as and i heard thunder, yes you may hear it again today. that will swing in and out a and the one thing is that temperatures aloft are at the service and you nay -- surface and there is no ingredients where you could see thunderstorms again today and rain fall was okay and and we can always e-mail me or and we have some off and o

american league championship banner unveiled team looks on in front of a packed house of 36,067 rickey henderson is in the house shaking hands and then throwing a strike of a first pitch to josh donaldson top 6th scoreless in a pretty good game for the athletics. sonny gray - gets asdrubal cabrera to ground it back to him and gray throws home where john jaso applies the tag - out at the plate!!!! call was challenged but upheld gray: 6 ip, 5 hits, 0 runs, 7 k's bot 8th, still scoreless, 2 men on josh donaldson - thinks he's got a 3-run homer.but it goes off the top of the wall in center.nobody scores and donaldson ends up with very long single top 9th new closer jim johnson - gives up a pair of runs including this rbi single to former a nick swisher to make it 2-0 a's lose 10th straight season opener which is a new major league record! final: 2-0 cleveland giants d'backs bot 6th, 6-3 arizona bruce bochy signaling for a pitch out with paul goldschmidt on 1stand jean machi delivers, catching goldschmidt off the bag.but the giants can't execute the pickle and goldschmidt is safe at second base.he wo

this situation, you mentioned the tommy henderson case in 1984.claim they have actually owned this land since 1803. >> right. >> and that has to be the louisiana purchase. thomas jefferson was president, for goodness sakes. if that's true, what's not fair game for the federal government to take? so we're very disturbed. we think this is very alarming. it's pretty scary that they're actually using that as a basis. this is a federal land grab. these farmers and ranchers have been on this land in some cases for several generations. they've been paying taxes, they have titles and deeds. so we're very concerned about what the federal government, the blm, is up to. >> sure. and gene, you just made a great point, and that is different than what was going on out in nevada where the land is held by the federal government, 8 or 9% of the land there is held by the federal government. in the case of the land in texas, the farmers have deeds. they own that property and have in many cases for generations. >> you're absolutely right. they have deeds, they have t

so today officer henderson will take him through the process. >> how are you doing, mr. jordan?i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. get your picture taken. >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to act crazy, you know, to get myself out of it, you know. >> jordan says he had a brain tumor removed as a child and ever since has been subject to blackouts that bring out erratic behavior when under stress. >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. >> jail officials allowed us to show jordan video we shot of his arrival to see how much of it he re

. >>> jason henderson is the ed for of athletics weekly, and he has been telling my colleague despitetest scandal to hit jamaican athletics, it's proof that the drug-testing procedures are working. >> recently it has been quite big news in the sport of athletics the drug testing in jamaica perhaps hasn't been as good as it could be. i think in the rup up to the london olympics a couple of years ago, the drug testing was very, very sparse or almost non-exist act, and this is certainly a sign that the drug testers have clamped down. he believes he took a supplement that was contaminated, but even so, it is showing up in a drugs test and showing up as a positive test so it's a sign that good rigorous testing is taking place. >> things are getting very, very exciting in the nba, because the san tone spurs are just one win agay from the top spot. tony parker was influential for the spurs. scoring 26 points to set up the 109-100-point victory. the mavericks are now in a must-win situation for their final two games. the two sides completing for the last two playoff spots. minnesota a 4-2 vic

the blm taking 140 acres from rancher tommy henderson in the 1980s.oklahoma border. the case is similar to what's been going on at the bundy ranch in nevada, because majority leader harry reid has been vocal on the topic. now reid says, quote, something is going to happen to get cattle off of federal land. >> it's obvious that you can't just walk away from this and speck speculate all we want to speculate what's going to happen next. but i don't think it's going to be tomorrow that something is going to happen. but something will happen. you can't have a law that is -- >> reid called bundy and his supporters domestic terrorists. >>> the supreme court making it clear that states are free to tell colleges that race can't be a factor when it comes to the admission process. this upheld michigan's constitutional amendment that bans affirmative action. fox news contributor charles krauthammer praising the decision, saying the issue should be decided on a state by state basis. >> we leave the decision of affirmative action up to the people, which is exactly

baseball's all-time stolen base leader ricky henderson somewhere in the crowd will throw out the firsttch. not only have the a's lost nine straight owners, they have had nine different opening day starters over that streak. tonight, it's sunny gray getting his first opening day start because of the injury to jarod parker. 49er fans, if you can't afford the 49er stadium seat licenses, how about becoming a raider season ticket holder? oakland signed carlos rogers who started at cornerback last year. they already signed brown last month. right now, both last year's starting cornerbacks conceivably will start for the raiders. one of the most successful bay area basketball coaches has decided to call it quits. >> i was on the phone earlier. i guess it was the first time i tally told somebody that i was going to retire. i said yeah, i'm going to retire. all of a sudden there was this clap of thunder and lightning. i thought either it's the right time or it's too late wondering what took me so long. >> mike montgomery says it's time despite two seasons left on his coaching contract. he has be

ball is flying out print texas comes to oakland and takes care of the a's 3 street mascot rookie henderson> gary: 1 to not think texas spirit 1-0 >> gary:2-0 texas. >> gary: 3 game sweep martin perhaps separate in the shut out. big deal in wrigley when hundred anniversary of the ballpark. along with the late park when the the two great ones left. >> gary: mcgill montero will have to go home >> gary: losing seven to five. pam, have you been to wrigley field? >> pam: know. no >> gary: it is beautiful. you walk all around the park and you smell it is nell's like baseball. the guys have been hanging on run the park for the years. it is like a really fun thing. >> gary: what is the work for yuppies in this day and age >> pam: well what ever it is they will be the older guys sitting all around the stadium three years. for years >> gary: and the giants park you hang around is just someone that is a good gaullist a guide for his fund operator. it's just the truth. i go for the people who smelled the game. >> pam: (laughter) >> jacqueline: (laughter) >> gary: he is cheating right on his neck and yo