that story about pocahantas and john smith, and the wedding to john rolfe. you can go to her grave at gravesend which is where the thames river, and the english tend her grave at a small episcopal church at that seaside community. these -- this is the most arc atypal story of the -- arc typal story of the interaction between the natives and the colonists. despite the fact that the tribes have lived and maintained their existence intact since before the settlers got here, the tribes have never been recognized along with the 566 tribes who have. why? why have they never been recognized? well, unbelievably, the first reason they haven't been recognized is they made peace too soon. they made peace with the english. if they'd waited until 1780 and made peace with the americans, that treaty, a treaty with the americans would have been the basis immediately for a federal recognition. but they became peaceful too soon with their european neighbors. tribal recognition often begins with a treaty, but the treaties are treaties with the american government. all historia

if john smith wants to give to a congressional candidate, there is still a limit.nymore, thanks to this ruling is the overall amount he can spend. he can spend money on congressional races all across the country, where as before he couldn't do that. >> political ramifications. what are people saying on the hill about this? >> we already have reaction from the top republican on capitol hill, the house speaker, john boehner. he is very happy about this. republicans for the most part have thought that limits really stifles free speech, which is what the justices that voted for this agreed with. here is what the speaker said about it. >> what i think this means is that freedom of speech is being upheld. you have the freedom to wrigte what you want to write, to give what you want to give. >> we have not heard officially from democrats on capitol hill but by and large, their point of view has been that there should be limits because the flood of money into campaigns is a detriment. that is why there was a bipartisan push. mostly on the democratic side to do the mccain, f

. >> for more we return now to john henry smith. hn the nba says they want donald sterling to sell the team. is it going to happen? >> well, adam silver is take this personally. >> i am personally distraught that the viewed expressed by mr. sterling came from within, an institution that has historically taken such a leadership role in matters of race relations, and caused current and former players, coaches, fans, and partners of the nba so question their very association with the league. >> all right. so del, two things seem to need to happen to force this sale. number one, 22 of the 29 other nba owners have to vote to approve this sale, and by adam silver's remarks yesterday, it seems he feels he already has that support, and they have to weather the storm if donald sterling decides to fight this in court. >> and that's the question everybody is asking right now is will he fight? >> he is a lawyer by trade. he spent the better part of his adult life in various courtrooms either trying cases or defending himself in other cases, one

brokers here it has offices in batches tumble was regulated in malta and we sold policies in arms john smith is an electrical contractor in wicklow town people policies for its pounds from its broker with news today that stunt insurances commented business he's been searching for new cover story biggest concern right now was the glory of four bombs on the road because ago to get home this evening. if i'm ever in an accident. i don't know what the responsibilities are as an employer to please me. i was on a limb and thus employees are now shorter it in short or not. sometimes insurance operations from the floor in his office in blankets and until then. it was regulations in malta which is in the eu. that led to sell insurance commercial vehicle owners in our times on its website its announced it was going into liquidation it said it was not in a position to confirm the claims will be mentioned fall. in a statement the central line said policyholders should therefore make arrangements for alternative cover with that today. brokers insurer might find some funny to not deal with it on to its cal

. >> john henry smith, thank you very much. >>> well shifting gears overseas the polls are closed in the first national election. security today was extremely tight despite the violence there. many flocking to the polls. we went to a polling site in baghdad. >> reporter: this is a day that many will see historic. the polls have closed and it was closed without major incident. there has been violence, nine deaths and 12 people injured, but this is a day that many thought would never come. election day that would pass through without major incident. here in baghdad there were no incident at all. people have come out to vote. and what election groups are telling us turn out might be as high as 60%. that turn out is key. more people who turn out to vote, the more seats they'll get, the more they'll be able to form a government. that all happens within the next coming months. we won't get real results, actual results for the next couple of weeks. once we get those results all the politicking begins. but for today today is a day where iraqis are smiling. they've come out, and they've voted

john henry smith, al jazerra. >> and coming up on al jazerra america, one year later, people across the strong. the social media movement taking off on the anniversary of the marathon bombing. >>> today marks the one-year anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. boston strong became the battle cry after the bombing. al jazerra's john terrett spoke to one survivor who has embodied that strengths. >> yeah. >> reporter: if you didn't know and especially if he hasn't swearing shorts you probably would never guess aaron home is a bilateral above the knee amputee who walks on two prosthetics worth more than $200,000. >> these are the latest and greatest in technology, these are microprocessor-powered knees. they were built by the mill tea. >> reporter: aaron was hit by a car in 2007 while helping a colleague change a tower by the side of the road. today his not for profit wiggle your toes helps others who have also lost limbs. after the boston bombings, wiggle your toes was busy coming to the city put tippal times to offer advice. >> you don't know what the rest of your life is going to lo

say that they need to check those to make sure it's just not someone with -- there is a lot of john smithsut threw who might have the same birthday or ronald mcdonald or if you get 20 people who have the same name then tips like toy have there is a lot of names that they have to double-check and see if it's actually a fraud. >> i hope you come back after the investigation goes further. and so once it gets sorted out and see whether or not there is, you know, a lot of fraud going on or not. thank you, sir. >> okay. thank you, i appreciate it. >> coming up, the investigation into that deadly rampage at fort hood. we are getting new information about the gunman. gunman. a live report is next. when folks in the lower 48 think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells, we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado

john henry smith reports there is a new set of guidelines to keep them from getting hurt. >> i really love sports. i love playing them. i love being around my teammates. >> but if the first game of high school soccer season this past fall, gaby suffered an injury that would deprive her of sports her senior year. >> the defender hit me in the side of the knee with her knee. i heard two pops. >> gaby had torn a primary stabilizer in her knee, her acl. an injury that her physical therapist said is a greater risk in girls than boys. >> they're six times more likely to injury themselves than boys. they have a wider pelvis and that causes them to collapse their knee in when they land and cut. that's a contributor. they have imbalances that boys don't have for whatever reasons. their quadriceps tend ton stronger than their hamstrings. >> acl injuries have afflicted four other athletes. >> we're not teaching the kids until the age of eight years old the proper exercises to strengthen the leg muscles in the right way for the girls. >> an article in the may edition of the american academy of pe

say that they need to check those to make sure it's just not someone with -- there is a lot of john smithsut threw who might have the same birthday or ronald mcdonald or if you get 20 people who have the same name then tips like toy have there is a lot of names that they have to double-check and see if it's actually a fraud. >> i hope you come back after the investigation goes further. and so once it gets sorted out and see whether or not there is, you know, a lot of fraud going on or not. thank you, sir. >> okay. thank you, i appreciate it. >> coming up, the investigation into that deadly rampage at fort hood. we are getting new information about the gunman. a live report is next. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. your hepatitis c.forget it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind and forget it. but here's something you shouldn't forg

would hear, for instance, the candidate to say, i'm joe, and i approve this message paid for by john smithsarah jones, tim michaels, et cetera. what would happen? the most likely result, most folks would want their names mentioned, and suddenly they'd be writing checks, and you could start down the road of a free-market limitation to the system. but that's just one thought out there. joining me, bob bauer, former white house counsel for obama, and ben ginsberg. ben, let me start with you. what the court did yesterday, and i understand in many ways the arguments in favor of it, but did the court arguably make it harder for an individual candidate and campaign to have control of their campaign? >> i think what the court did yesterday will not have a basic impact on our current structure, which is that outside voices are the greatest -- the greatest voices in a campaign. and candidates are still not going to have sufficient funds and resources to be able to control the messages in their campaign. so i think in that sense, the opinion yesterday is not going to have a great impact. >> so you do

science historian john k. smith of lehigh university. plain people, middle-of-the-road, average people did not wear bright colors. it was for the rich. but something was happening in europe that would change all that. machines. mass production of textiles, of cloth and clothing created fashion-conscious consumers. mass production of clothing meant boom times for dyemakers. that was about to change. coal was the fuel of the new industrial age. it ran the mills and when distilled, lit the streets of europe. what was left behind as waste was coal tar. one of the things you had left over was a goo, thick, viscous stuff which had no value. chemists became interested in coal tar. cheap and plentiful, it contained hundreds of unknown compounds. what was in this coal tar? early on, benzene and more complex compounds were found in coal tar. aniline was one of the derivatives. then in 1856, an 18-year-old chemistry student named william henry perkin was in his laboratory at home experimenting with coal tar. malaria was threatening british colonies

. >> i'm john henry smith. usa and mexico - highlights of a friendly world cup warm-up later. >> good morning and welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. a man identified as army specialist ivan lopes shot and killed three soldiers on fort hood, and died of a self-inflicted wound. 16 others were injured. it comes after 2009's deadly attack that killed 13 people. army officials say the gunman was receiving treatment for depression and anxietiy and evaluated for post-traumatic stress disorder. the incident is raising new questions about mental health among veterans. we have a physician and associate professor of new york university's medical center joining us. so good to have you with us this morning. we hear more and more about post-traumatic stress disorder. i have someone in my family struggling from post-traumatic stress disorder, and it took me several years to fully understand the disorder. i don't think people exactly understand what we are dealing with. >> i think the reason is there's a s

that was al jazeera's john henry smith reporting. stirling owned the clippers since 1981, making him the longest-running owner. >>> president obama was asked about the stirling controversy and said despite the n.b.a.'s lopping history with blank players and fans the country wrestles with racism. >> when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance you don't have to do anything, just let them talk. that's what happened here. i have confidence in the n.b.a. commissioner, adam silver, a good man, will address this. >> more of the president's rehabilitation at eight. >> a growing outbreak of a deadly virus. medical officials racing to contain the spread of mers, for which there's no vaccine. >> students get rid of text books, and they go digital. well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television history. but just when you thought it was over... what now? with xfinity on demand you can always watch the latest episodes of tv's hottest shows. good news. like hannibal... chicago fire.... ...and bates motel.

property owner when it is held personally, the marital status is reflected and so we might have john and jane smith husband and wife and that could have been redacted but it is just the public record and the ownership and how it is held and so just the clerk of title. >> it is very strange. >> i understand. >> it seems like we are talking about ancient times, where it is there. >> and that is still how it is. >> is it possible to redact? >> we can certainly adjust that title, certainly before it goes to the full board. i would be happy to do that. >> thank you, supervisor avalos, i had the exact same question. could you go to the report please? >> yes, mr. chairman and members of the committee on page 5 of the report we state that it is shown in table three, the base rent for square foot for the year end to be proposed five-year option that increased by $25.64 or 135 percent, from 19.01 per square foot to the 44.65 per square foot that mr. updike just referenced and however that does represent according to the real estate division, 95 percent of fair market value. and it is shown in table three, th

our john henry smith is here with more.his is a symbolic win for this university. >> stephanie, the story of uconn is the riches to rags back to riches story, the outpouring of e motion on the streets around uconn and on the at&t stadium hardwoodcoms last name after of -- night. after winning the title in 11, they lost their coast to health concerns and replaced him with a coach who had no head coaching experience. the school was so unsure about kevin ollie they gave him a 7-month deal to prove himself, and he had to do it with a depleted roster and with the program being banned from tournament play last season due to low graduation rates. then this season, his huskies finished with a 33-point loss to louieville, third loss to the cardinals this season. with that lack of momentum, they came into the tournament as a mere 7 seed. no number 7 seed had ever won the national championship until now. we will have highlights and a report from north texas later in sports. stephanie? >> all right. an exciting win for the school. we w

john henry smith reports. >> reporter: baseball is a sport with a rich history, but much like the countrylarized the game, it always a clouded history of race relations. white teams and leagues were rejecting black, hispanic and native american players, however, this exclusion spawned the opportunity for the non-white athletes to play their own name. >> out of segregation came this wonderful story of triumph and conquest, based on one small principle, you don't let me play with you in the major leagues, then i'll just make a league of my own. >> reporter: they established themselves as a forbidable entities. in the city of patterson, new jersey, they were looking for a venue that could house large events. it opened and by 1934 the biggest ticket in town was the new york yankees of the negro league. >> the census showed african-americans here in patterson at only 2.1%. >> reporter: jackie robinson broke the barrier, by taking the field in 1947. that was immediately followed by breaking a barrier in cleveland. this led to the demise of the negro league. >> there were a number of great playe

. >> john henry smith reporting. let's take a break. headlines coming up next on al jazeera america. >> reporter: speaking of real money, talking about the 1%. wealth is way more concentrated than that, and america needs the super rich. and the aging of the u.s. workforce. what it means for america standing in the world. all that and more on real money. a break through television event borderland... six strangers... >> let's just send them back to mexico >> experience illegal immigration up close and personal. >> it's overwhelming to see this many people that have perished. >> lost lives are re-lived... >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> will there differences bring them together, or tear them apart. >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland only on al jazeera america >> but this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harris. ukraine is trying to keep control of its eastern regions. it has detained dozens of pr pro-russian protesters. >>> and secreta

. >> i'm john henry smith and can anybody beat the spurs and we have proof that, yes, somebody can.come back to al jazeera america i'm stephanie sy and these are the top stories at this hour, authorities identified 34-year-old ivan lopez in the fort hood shooting and he was an iraq war veteran with a history of mental health issues and taking medication for anxiety and depression and killed three people before taking his own life. the senate intelligence committee voted to declassify part of the cia report on interrogation tactics and it details the agency's detention program launched after 9/11 and talks about water boarding and techniques and questioning terror suspects. residents on chile coast are spending a second night outside and afraid to go inside after the earthquake that killed six people and the president has said her government will dwo everything it can to help rebuild communities. the u.s. is defending its creation of the so called cuban twitter, the white house said it was made as a way to redefine the balance of power between the state and cuban people but as daniel

cynthia smith also johns joins in the request for discretionary review it's adjacent to the property on the south side. >> she's been considered to be part of the dr staff. >> so there's an opportunity for a response and rebuttal if you so diver the two of you could share that time. okay now project sponsor your team has 5 minutes >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners i'm david silverman i'm working with the family that has lived on the property for over 28 years. i'm not sure what the speakers were talking about. mr. lindsey stated in his opening comments that the properties are awe aligned with the two adjacent properties in the rear so the bump out that's going to ruin the open spaces is a fancy. the purpose of the project is to add approximately one hundred and 10 square feet at the level and one hundred and 16 square feet at the third level for a grand total of 2 hundred and 26 square feet with a change in the roofline to make the change more usable. the garage is behind is wasted space that will be enclosed that's going to improve the homes functionality

thank you, john henry smith. the crisis in ukraine as the west prepares new sanctions for russia. american soldiers are head today eastern europe. today, the u.s. deployed 150 troops to lithuania. they will be ready if the conflict spills beyond the borders. america is sending 600 troops to that region. meanwhile in eastern ukraine, gun men are proposing a prisoner swap. russians accused them of spying. their captors say they will exchange them for jailed pro-russian activists. the latest from donetsk >> reporter: on both sides in eastern ukraine, funeral are becoming political events. this time, it was probe russian separate tests laying one of those their heroes to rest in the town of slovyansk. lubanits killed by ukrainian soldiers two days ago, now a martyr for his cause. >> long live lombas. ukraine is with russia >> it's in slovyansk that the military observers are beingheld by pro-russian gun men who said .1 way they could be released would be in an exchange for the government in kiev which is holding a number of pro-activists >> they have always been coins of exchange. it'

the statute shows smith and john carlos with the black power salute at the 1968 summer olympics. >>> indecision is your worth enemy. >> tragedy in the water as an ocean search is called off but one young man returns to school a hero. his quick thinking that became a life saving movement. >>> and hillary clinton returns to the bay area tonight with a story to tell. the angry outbursts that provided a momentary scare in vegas. >> the weather system is approaching the coastline and when drizzle will be added to the forecast. >>> we learned that a sinkhole has been repaired that stoppedtra. a 5 by 5 hold on lofton street. san francisco public works crew the cavein happened over a sewer main, they will come back to fix the sewer. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is getting ready for a speech tonight after a bit of a scare earlier. a woman threw a shoe at mrs. clinton in las vegas. secret service agents took the woman that threw the shoe into custody and mrs. clinton speaking at the mandalay bay joked it was all part of circus hoe lay. >>> the speech tonight starts at 8:00 p.m

the statue shows smith and john carlos in the absolute -- solieutenant on the stand. >>> the desperate search for a teenage boy lost in the water in ocean beach is called off. >>> why is one bay area city building hundreds of homes? a community some say is outgrowing itself. >> it's going to get cooler as we head toward the weekend. i'll show you just how much cooler it will get. >>> the coast guard today suspended its search for a 14 year old boy who was swept out to sea yesterday afternoon. crews had been searching from the air, on the water, and on land, all in a desperate search for 14 year old marco cornejo, but so far there have been no signs of him. yesterday a surfer pulled the missing teen's father and cousin from the water. the cousin wasn't severely injured, but the father remains in critical condition. >>> a reputed oakland gang member learned his sentence today. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he was convicted on two counts of 1st degree murder for a shooting at sweet jimmy's bar. 26 year old billy jenkins and 22 year old were innocent

i'm joe and i approve this message paid for by michael smith and john smith and joe smith. to limit the money a person gives to a candidate threaten to have their name attached to every single advertisement the campaign runs and suddenly they give 99,999 dollars max rather than a hundred thousand, you sort of nascar your way to this. allow the market to work. allow somebody to make that decision. hey, they can give all they want but if they do, then their name is attached to that candidate. i just -- look. i hear what you guys are saying that you think maybe this puts some power back to the parties. that's possible. i just think it now puts the power and the incentive structure to finance campaigns all into this idea of finding major donor bundlers and major bundlers in a way basically the way the system was before, before the addvents of superpaks but to an exponential level. yes, sir a new disclosure. maybe the political parties have a little more half and a little more money, but i don't see how this helps the individual candidate and i think it disincentivizes how they

john henry smith is here, with more on what was a history-making night.or all the yukon fans, we go ahead and let them crow. they deserve it. >> they do. >> the women's national championship was supposed to be a colossal collision. it was a colossal beat down of a dominant team. 39 in yukon, and seven of the last nine meetings, that's it on the fly. yukon's jefferson, second half. more of the same, look at the movement. for the lain, two of her 21, yukon dominated. 52.22. rebounding. 54-31. from the outside. yukon played hard, lament, double digits. yukon again making the extra path. and gets the bucket. yukon wins to win a title. and titles in both mes and women's for 2014 for the university of connecticut. >> well, there really is not much that you can say when we have a performance like that. we are - you players are really locked in to what we wanted to do, how we wanted to do it. it's an incredible effort by - by the entire team. when you took hands, what did you say to each other. i said something like i thought we were playing the miami heat. you g

john henry smith, al jazeera. >> that is your sport for now and i will be back a bit later. >> thankto a piece of graffiti, and a phone box in england and may be the latest work by the street artist known as banks and the work talks about the eve dropping techniques of the british spy agency dch q and the mural depicting different phone tapping techniques was painted in the town here and that is where gchq is headquartered and worth a lot of money to merchant banks. i'll be back later. ♪ >> i remember it was a blinding light. i remember everything going pitch black. >> remembering the victims and survivors of the boston marathon attack, the memorials and continued recovery one year after the bombing. >> pro russian accept are a activities seizing more buildings in eastern ukraine as the government in kiev launchings and effort to get them out. >> it appears like an open pocketbook. >> the most corrupt town in america, the place lawmakers threatened to wipe off the map because of all its problems. >> to have that level of pride, to play on the same field as some of history's legends i

. >> i am john henry smith.cky has youth on their side at tonight's ncaa championship game meet the huskie that gives his team bite. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. these are our top stories. pro-russian demonstrators stormed government buildings in eastern ukraine demanding see session referendum. the acting president suggests they sparked an incursion into ukraine by foreign troops. the defense has opened up its case in the murder trial of oscar pistorius, the olympic star on the stand revealing details about the night he fatally shot his girlfriend. he says he thought she was an intruder. >>> a promising lead bringing new life to the month-old hunt for missing malaysian flight 370. search teams scouring the indian ocean after australian and chinese ships picked up signals. officials are hopeful this could bring them closer to finding out why the jetliner disappeared from radar. sdmrfrnling i want to bring in jay rollins, an aviation analyst from fort lauderdale this morning. mr. rolands. thank yous fo

it john henry smith is here with that. good morning. >> good morning. that's been a lot of hand wringing about the absence of tiger woods. let me say this, the movementers has been around for -- masters has been around for 80 years. this event will survive tiger woods being absent for the first time in 20 years. if you are in the field, you have to think this is your chance to supplant tiger. could it be a familiar face like phil mickelson, or could it be a new face. there are 24 first-time participants. >> to baseball, before big money import made his home debut at yankee stadium someone asked oriel's out-fielder jones what he thought. and he applied - why don't you ask tanaka about mean, i've been in the major leads. tanaka struck out jones and got jonathan shute. the 3-run home run putting the oryells up 3-0. yankees respond. carlosway solo shot. outside for the 80th on the all-time run. still up 3-1. there's the proof in case you thought i was making it up. >> he struck out 10. the guy starting three. ryan flaherty securing a 5-4 win. >> rangers vis

. >> john henry smith is here with more on the ailing tiger woods. >> good morning.erhaps because the announcement came on the first day of the fourth month you thought it was an april fool's joke. it was jont. tiger woods is -- wasn't. tiger woods is going to miss the masters. he'll be recovering from back surgery to repair a pinched nerve. tiger will not compete for the first time in 20 years. in a statement woods says his goal is to return to competitive coastal some time this summer. the u.s. open starts june 12th. here is what else tiger had to say: well, to football. it didn't take a week. a mere five days after the eels released him, du shun jackson is a washington red skin. they skyped the receive -- signed the receiver to a 3-year deal. washington was the only team jackson visited and he's been there since monday meeting with team players and coaches. he had to refute a report that he might be a gang member. jackson is coming off his best season as a pro. >> the darren jeeta farewell tour was rolling as the yankees and avt rals became the last two teams to o

smith, tracy burns, john layfield along with john greene, tracy, basically, why is this trend towards part-time work bad news? >> well, you take a part of time work hoping you become full time eventually. we are not seeing that rollover. people are taking them economically not because they want to work part time. it's entirely different. that's not what we are seeing. health care and payroll taxes, employers don't want to take on more full-time employees right now. unfortunately, that will hurt us down the road. >> how do you see this trend? >> there is good news in the jobs report. there is some bad news. >> particularly this part-time issue. >> there is actually an equal number of folks who involuntarily got part-time jobs in equal to the numbers that voluntarily got part-time jobs. a number of those are due to the fact they're no longer blocked into jobs because of health care. thank obamacare. the other thing is you have half a million people who have entered the work force, so they may not get that job they wanted in the beginning, but it is a good thing they have now re-entered

smith here. got one word for you, trees. when our movie comes out, you'll see what happens if we don't start taking care of our world. john: that was jaden smith, son of the famous actor will smith. their movie came out and pretty much sank without notice. good! i'm so sick of the hype about our dying planet and how all of us must pay more for an electric car or something. it's mindless anti-scientific propaganda. we heard it since the first earth day, here's how cbs hyped that. >> the water's wreak, we are in a crisis of survival. >> this is a cbs news special. earth day, a question of survival. john: somehow, we survived since that earth day and though i never heard it from walter cronkite, most of life got better. some of it got better because we passed environmental rules and got the filth out of the air and the sewage out of the water, that is good. we're told we're in big trouble because of greenhouse gases, and sadly most people in washington, d.c. believed that. >> we're not going to be able to survive in the same way that we have been all this time. john: we're not going to survive? please, odds are we will not o

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. >> reporter: tommy smith and john carlos raised their fists in a defy and the black power salute. this man is part of the black unit group. he says this is far more than a piece of art or a look back at history. >> i've never seen anything like this on any campus. that was one of the reasons i came here. two black men who stood as tall as i did standing right here. it had a lot of significance to me. >> reporter: police tell me they have no surveillance video. and right now they have no leads. so they're really hoping that someone will come forward and give them some tips so they can catch these vandals. and right now the university says they don't know how much it's going to cost to repair that olympic medal on the statue. reporting live at san jose state, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up next, putting the brakes on fast cars and rowdy crowds. how police are working to stop dangerous street racers in their tracks. >>> and the san francisco giants right here on nbc bay area, first pitch at 7:15. it's very gloomy right now. take your jacket if you're headed there. a

tommy smith, john carlos at the 1968 olympics. great leaders like mohammed ali, jim brown, arthur ashe, jason collins, and our very own jackie robinson. i believe that today stands as one of those great moments. where sports transsends, where sports provides fundamental change on how our country should think and act. this is also a statement about where we are as a country. it doesn't matter if you are a professional basketball player worth millions of dollars. let me say how proud of i am of the players of this league for standing up for themselves. the biggest stars to the everyday players. they were not afraid to art clat their rout rage. they came out strong. they came out powerful. they did it in a very, very professional way. they said we want you to go to commissioner silver and tell them three things that we want. we need immediate action. number two, we need our collective voice to be heard. we want a seat at the table, and we do not want to be passive participants. thirdly, we want maximum allowable personment under the

smith, tracy burns, john layfield along with john greene, tracy, basically, why is this trend towardsork bad news? >> well, you take a part of time work hoping you become full time eventually. we are not seeing that ll

in hayward, john ramos, kpix 5. >> smith was honorably discharge from the army in 1972 and now plansply for his social security benefits. >>> it's a crime of opportunity at the atm. how crooks are preying on victims who forget to answer one simple question. >> and how doctors saved the life a bay area boy who suffered a frightening medical emergency after taking a nap. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, headed home.. after life-sa surgery. >>> one minute he was napping the next a bay area toddler was screaming in pain. now he is finally headed home after a life-saving surgery. kpix 5 reporter len ramirez on how a brave little boy beat a potentially deadly brain condition. >> reporter: sometimes the toughest procedures are done on some of the smallest patients here at packard children's hospital. and that was the case with this little 2-year-old boy who came in here. he came in sick but he is going to be fine now. his preschool teacher's nickname 2-year-old jail la the bulldozer. >> he was just the strongest little kid and always playing with his big brother and, you know, wrestling with him and just typ

we saw symbolism with tom my smith and john carl with the black fist in the olympics at mexico.e game portland and houston wore black socks. but we need something stronger and i think this is a moment in history where particularly these african-american athletes have to step up. >> they got to do more. >> in my opinion. of course, i'm not in their shoes. but, i know what doc is saying, they work all their lives. they had this dream since they were a kid. >> the coach also said if they keep winning this will keep more in the public eye than in the public conscience. >> i know doc. he's in a tough space. and i watched the game yesterday. and even though doc and the players won't admit it, that thing affected them. they are behind 20 points in the first quarter. came back. but they are shook. it's not their fault. >> it's interesting because this is an incident -- we heard from michael jordan the past has not been the most outspoken. >> michael stepped up. people will wait for michael. he's on -- i know you might say other people have little pieces of their nba teams. michael owns

there are fewer mohammed ali's willing to go to prison rather than vietnam or tommy smiths and john carlossure athletes today are better paid and good for them. they're more tied to corporate interests and they're just less political. those calling on the players to refuse to play until donald sterling is gone are not just calling on the players to take a financial risk or throw away a playoff berth that's been years, really decades of hard work in the making. they're being asked to take a stand for themselves too. make no mistake, the clippers players are in a terrible position, but they're also in a powerful position. the most powerful position of all. without them there is no game. without them donald sterling has nothing. that's the lesson elgin baylor and bill russell taught the nba and the fans who valued them on the court, but not as human beings. it's a pretty good lesson. that wraps things up for the reid report. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern when we'll bring you live coverage of nba commissioner adam silver's press conference on the donald sterling investiga

paul wellstone, gordon smith, john porter, patrick kennedy, his colleague and his father. move onwent on, they and we are not sure who is going to follow in their ways. congressman murphy has stepped forward to do so along with other individuals who are so gratefully working in this way such as senator stop the know and your -- stabenow and your cochairperson in colorado. and the neuroscience caucus. and so forth. they really have a chance to do some a now given the fact that an individual has the vision and courage and a platform to step forward to do so. i have some slides. as researcher, he cannot talk without having slides for too long. i thought i would pick those up so you could follow along. it is not going to be easy. our systemis because of care, which is admittedly isgmented and expensive trying to adjust at least three to fine --pulations defined by type of illness, severity, and venue of treatment. the one that we hear most amount -- about and the most urgent priority are the serious and persistently mental, schizophrenia, recurrent, sec hide it -- psychotic de

it's real. >> while felicia smith suffers the pain of being separated from her daughter, john schmidts eager to once again engage jail staff. >> he's been quite problematic, now i've heard he's urinated out the cell and kicking and banging. we want to place him in a chair and show him we have other things available to us to use as far as force goes. >> warden ivey deploys the special response team to extract schmidt for the second time. >> get down! crawl backwards -- >> clear the windows. >> crawl back. >> clear the windows. >> come to me. chemocoming and -- keep coming open keep your stomach on the ground. stay there, face down. >> go. >> not afraid, huh? it's my jail. >> [ bleep ] yourself. you're a dead man when i get out on the street. all of you. you hear me? i know where your family lives. i'm going to burn each one of them. you're dead. >> chair is secure. all secure. >> you think i'm playing with you? >> mask going on. >> neither the restraint chair or spit mask do anything to deter schmidt's verbal abuse and threats on staff. >> point that gun at me, and you're [ bleep ] dea

thomas smith john carlos 1960 olympics. >> : i think today stands as one of those great moments were sports once again transcends trade were sports provides a place for fundamental change our country should think and act. >> : have a legacy here in the bay area statues of thomas meth john carlos more campus of san as a state university in history when there is surfaced at the black power salute and 1968 olympic games. continuing our team coverage >> : against a backdrop of statues of two former olympians john carlos and thomas meth raising their fists and no ending discrimination in 1960 olympics current african- american athletes like sparta best ballplayer bird applauded the nba punishment of copper owner of about sterling. of the gets right about what he said about his own team. and just as has been served. john carlos himself one of the highest profile athletes in history to fight racism through sport has come out strongly against this race clippers owner spartan football michael perry echoed those comments. >> : back in the day where the and having support now type of change eve

here is john henry smith. >> here is a time when college basket starters were seniors.iving their rows to freshman was unheard of. they've changed the landscape. they took the tournament by storm. they took to the brash style of play. >> after coming off after a dunk or big three and how they celebrate. we sacrificed a lot of technicals and bad press, you know, to allow the college kids to enjoy themselves in the play, in that style of play. remember the impact the fab five had on college basketball. >> they were great and trepd setters. people were fixated on experience, letting senior leadership take the shots, and these guys said "hey, we can come in." we impacted the culture. the black hair, socks, shoes. just the obvious all look. >> what they brought to the tournament in 1992 and "93 was more style. we were not scared, we embraced the moment. that's why we were pigger that the moment because we fit into it. we knew how to excel in it and not let it overwhelm us. this weekend a freshman nunt. coming in as an eight seed. they know how comparisons to their team must