. >>: mark davis and al davis assigned who is the ceo of the raiders basically said or not 11th-hourwe need to get a new stadium we have somebody that we need more money. let's face it is this a rough time to be in zero runs sports fan. the warriors announced the 30 living soon because san francisco and the difference to city-owned. we have $400 million towards a new stadium if he did them that they need about $600 million more. many money and it's getting down to the wire at this point. >>: we want the money or house. when he said is down to the 11th-hour what does that mean? it means we've been waiting a long time. willis sent a the sixth under million dollars more to it get a new stadium. >>: 638 at the time coming up a bar station agent goes above and beyond to save a man who was lost and has all tourism. plus a racal climbs to hide a comedown and ended up falling down while people are trying to rescue him. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-ped

a new stadium this is report that was felled by an nfl network yesterday's and they're quoting mark davise this since he's getting tired of negotiating and he was the new stadium stadium and he was a done quickly according to davis he's has about 4 million houseplants and a new stadium or reference ad the last 88 stadium cost about a billion to build so he's sold another six under million dollars to get the stadium built in hinnies help from either the public or private financing they need a new stadium effect is what they're said " if it doesn't happen but what have the style looking at other options we want to step 0: we want this get something done now the past davis has said that he will move the team down again molded down back to los angeles which inspired it back and '80s so right now he's telling the city oakland people oakland the es 4 merger million dollars somebody's, with $6 million to get the stadium proposal off the ground and if he doesn't of big giant? but didn't say exactly what you do as they did, with it. all right thanks a lot tracking looked like push comes to shove t

in the report raiders owner mark davis says he has $4 million to put up for a new stadium but that theam needs help. for preference to the new 49-didn't cost about $1 billion to build. so the raiders would probably need about $600 million to get the stadium proposal off the ground. the report quotes the davis estate does not happen then we have to start looking at the other options. we want to stay in oakland we want to get something done. davis did not say what the other options will be if the new stadium this by happen but in the past has been mentioned and the possibility of moving in be moving the team back to l.a.. >> reporter: and for years the oakland a's have been tried to move to san jose but have still to get permission from major league baseball also recently the team owner rejected a two- year lease at oakland, saying the proposed deal did not meet the requirements. the aid currently is at expires in 2015. >> reporter: just barely received were from the city of oakland they say they are in negotiation with the case regarding two potential sites for a new ballpark one a wate

back with me, mark o'mara, michaela davis, bomani jones. listen to this.night hosts get into the fray. >> this is a true story. donald sterling was actually scheduled to receive a lifetime achievement award from the naacp. but the organization has now called off that ceremony. yeah. it turns out black people don't want to be photographed with him either. >> earlier today he was rushed to the paula deen rehab center in georgia. >> sterling insists he's not a racist. he said some of his best credit cards are black. >> charles, do you see it as positive or negative when a serious issue like racial bigotry becomes late night fodder for comedians? >> i think it's positive for this reason. people are laughing, but they're paying attention. i think the comedians around the air -- i'm not laughing, but they're in a sense bringing up issues that are global issues, that everybody needs to talk about, and you'll hear it -- the next day you'll hear it on the radio, you hear people talking about it. but we need to have serious conversations about race and class and gen

joining us to look at all things political, former congressman mark frost and his partner tom davis of virginia. thank you so much. it has been a wild sent to the bin here. mark, let me start with you. the rising number of democrats are calling for shinseki's resignation. should it have come sooner? shinseki is a decent human being. he served our country very loyally. this is a real problem for the president. i do not know how he will handle it. the reason you have so many democrats coming out is that veterans are very active in their communities politically. they talk to people on both sides of the aisle. they are very important constituencies. amocrats are responding to lot of the veterans of recent wars -- are minorities. some of the older veterans tend to be white and have also been active politically. this is a very important group to most officeholders. this is a tragedy, what has happened. it has to be rectified. the president will have to make the call. >> should he make the call today? >> it is up to him. that is his decision. wanted aninseki opportunity to try to do something

. >> reporter: the dancing stars are down to three, meryl davis and maks chmerkovskiy, amy purdy and derek and candace and mark-female celebrity finale tonight for a shot at the mirror ball trophy. >> i want to do everything i can. i want to win this thing. >> reporter: part one of the season ender was a bittersweet farewell. >> james and peta. >> reporter: james and peta out, but mark ballas still in. >> i wasn't going to let candace down, no matter what. >> reporter: he was cleared by a doctor after the fall in rehearsal. mark and candace ended at the bottom of the pack but they all showed why they deserve the title. two tank owes and this head turning kiss. the fan favorite free style, simply wowed, bringing some judges to tears. >> i think you guys should get married. >> it was perfect scores for meryl and maks and near perfect for derek and amy who were inspired with this amazing show. >> it feels amazing up there. seriously it is like anti-gravity. >> reporter: now to the grand finale and one last challenge, a fusion dance of two contrasting styles. all 12 of the season's couples will reunite on the danc

they all got high marks but one couple had to win and it was olympian meryl davis and bad boy maksimeems quite insignificant in the grand scheme of things but it's been my life literally the last ten years. i've done a lot of things, said a lot -- god knows i said a lot of things and this was the season to you know -- what i was supposed to start with and do for the last nine years. all the mistakes i will take. but i recognize them now. >> double amputee amy purdy and derek hough came in second. derek tweeted how proud he was of amy and meryl. lots of other reaction on twitter to the big win, especially about their possibly budding romance. and a viewer named danielle said their chemistry is off the charts. we have to keep an eye on these two. >> makes you wonder. >> they are a little cozy. >> they are a little cozy. >> meryl and maks are flying through the night with other finalists in new york for an after party on "good morning america". should be fun. >>> a shocking revelation from "magic mike" star channing tatum. opening up about his personal life. >> he admits he drinks too m

mark does not include the requested reduction in the basic housing allowance that would require a 6% out of pocket expense for housing for all service members. in conclusion, i want to thank ranking member susan davis of california and her staff for their contributions and support in this process. additionally, we are joined by an active, informed, and dedicated subcommittee. their recommendations and priorities are clearly reflected in the mark. additionally, i appreciate the dedication of the subcommittee staff, jeanette james, deborah wadder, craig green, dave giaceti, colin bossey and our two academic fellows, dr. ellen johnson and matt vandeshear. we are great for their professionalism in the prodigs of the late john chapla. thank you, mr. chairman. >> chair now recognizes ranking member of the subcommittee on military personnel. gentle lady, ms. davis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank mr. wilson and the committee staff in particular for working in a bipartisan manner to develop the mark. i really appreciate all of their efforts. the mark continues the committee's focus on sexual assault. the chairman's mark includes two more provisions in addition to several provisions that were al

numbers up but another heart comes from troy davis who thinks we have some unfinished business here i'm going to turn says quote finish the interview with mark a box you can and you all cut him off when he was getting to the meat of the subject you want to tackle this one up here you know all guys we have here on the other hand pick henderson. you know moser etc and so ultimately we like to hear what they have to say and we have twenty five minutes to talk to them sometimes we have to pick the best of the best of what they have to say and compress it down to seven minutes and you know that is seven minutes is a long time for most interviews if you turn to any other network you're not going to get that much so you're welcome. you know up next are comments from airhead you airhead nine nine nine i don't know if they were going to mean bank is here you know why after this debate is under investigation by the german regulator for their part in the fix the d.v.d. tried to sell their seat but have been unable a significant part of a story missing explanation why did they resign before the investigation came to a conclusion no smoke without a fire

signs that activity has rebounded, this sunday marks the start of hurricane season and the gulf of mexico could see storm activity as early as next week. john davis is the meteorology team lead at earth risk technologies and joins us now. john, i've seen various support saying this could be a less active hurricane season than we've seen. what are you expecting? >> certainly the atmospheric and oceanic parameters that we tend to look at to give us indications whether the upcoming season is going to be active or inactive. a lot of those variables are pointing to more inactive or less activity this year. that includes the development of an el nino event across the equatorial pacific and specifically in the gulf of mexico. current water temperatures are well below normal. storms would have less energy once they get into the gulf of mexico. so the overall indications that we look at for the season are pointing to a less active season upcoming. >> how accurate are these predictions? >> well, depends on what you're looking at. if you're looking at the entire atlantic basin which would be the atlantic, the caribbean, the gulf of mexico, we have pretty go