. >> live from america's news headquarters i am kel rewright. providence rhode island sent 11 people to the hospital. they dropped 25 to 40 feet hitting a ground when a support frame collapsed. it happened during the sunday performance of the ringling brothers circus. one person is in critical condition. none have been described as life threatening. pro russian demonstrators frhav freed dozens of activists. more than 40 people killed in riots on friday. they were jailed for violence. police yielded to demands. the prime minister had russian involvement in the unrest. i am kel rewright. now back to "huckabee." for all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. line, now back huckabee. >>> cording to numerous reports, disgraced clipper owner conald sterling handed a lifetime ban from nba commissioner plan on suing the league if they make him sell the team. abdull- jabber was an assistant coach back in 2,000 and a producer of a documentary on the new york times best- seller called "on the shoulders of giants". >> in your colume for time magazine, you

kel rewright has the latest happening over the weekend. >> good morning to you.he 4th trip president obama has taken to afghanistan since becoming themander in chief. the president visited troops at bagram air base and expressed his gratitude of that and 300 million american people for the work u.s. troops have done in america's longest war. >> to all of you i am here on a single mission and that is to thank you for your extraordinary service. >> the president's trip carried special meaning for the troops in afghanistan. president obama telling them while there will be a continued military presence in the country the war is coming to an end. while the president's trip was well received troops, here at home some question the timing of the trip due to the scandal at va hospitals. they are calling on the president to not waiting for government affairs to take action. >> ga over alleging the gaming of the system there was a memo alleging for them to stop studying and take action. >> eric shinseki but the white house continues to stand by the retired four star general