the question in the coming days will likely be why his behavior has been ignored for so long, melissa chan california. >> there is much more, in fact, on sterlings' comments on our website, it's at al jazeera.com, you can see that report again by melissa chan and read our top story and the top story is egypt sentencing 683 people to death in cairo. ♪ ♪ >>> it is man versus machine. high-frequent i traders turning america's stock market upside down. i will show you how high-frequency trade can go give some an unfair advantage over the average invest tour. i'll show you want technology that can turn mere milliseconds in to hundreds of millions of dollars. plus a look at the young brains behind the computers career creating flash trades and what regular lasers going to do about it.

melissa chan, al jazeera, las vegas. >> you can keep up to date with the news from the website. there it is, aljazeera.com. >> the obama administration said that it would drop illegal immigrants with no criminalists to the bottom and criminals to the top. did they? that's the inside story.

melissa chan, new al jazeera, las vegas. >> thanks for watching must must. i'm morgan radford. and "inside story" is coming up next. >> the obama administration said that it would drop illegal immigrants with no criminalists to the bottom and criminals to the top. did they? that's the inside story. >> million

let's go to melissa chan outside the oracle arena. what has the rehabilitation been like. >> the final score was 97-118 - the l.a. clippers were clobbered. you have to wonder whether the controversy swirling around the owner had an impact on the performance of the team members. . >> reporter: the protest took place before the game, with players wearing inside out warm up journeys so the l.a. clippers logo could not be seen. fans at the game against the warriors expressed shock at the statements allegedly made by clippers' owner donald sterling. >> he sounds ridiculous. he owns a basketball team with african american players. that makes him sound racist. >> i love the team, i'm a fan, i support the team. whatever he said is his own personal thing, not ours. we love our clippers. >> the issue goes beyond basketball with president obama commenting at a press conference halfway around the world during his visit to malaysia. >> when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't have to do anything, just let them talk. that's

our melissa chan is outside the oracle arena. lissa, a lot of fans equally upset as the players. >> jonathan, you are absolutely right. across the board, every single fan we spoke to has a very similar reaction to those alleged comments by donald sterling. >> to me personally, it sounds ridiculous. he owns a basketball team with nothing but african-american players so, you know, that kind of made him sound like a racist. >> i love the game. i am an nba fan. i am a sports fan. i support my team like i have for the longest time, and whatever he said is his own personal thing. it's not ours. so we love our clippers. >> reporter: really for most of the afternoon, the clippers appear to have had trouble focusing. the team, down by double digits for most of the afternoon and right now, down by 10. jonathan? >> reporter: >> not a good day for the clippers. a lot of fans upset. do we have any idea how the nba is going to handle this? >> reporter: that's an excellent question and one problem, of course, is the authenticity of this tape. we

melissa chan has the report. >> reporter: oakland, the dilapidated, crime-ridden, lower-income neighbor to francisco. who would possibly move here? but then when the financial crisis hit a few years ago opportunity knocked. and broad jonathan to oakland's door step. >> distressed property. typically in awful condition. and we fix them. so we fix them and sell them. we give it fresh paint and the big thing we add recessed canned light. >> reporter: oakland has become brooklyn by the bay. one of the last affordable places for middle class families to buy a home. >> it's helping clean up and making neighborhoods better. i don't particularly feel like its pushing people out. >> not everyone agrees. >> gentrification is a scourge in our community. oakland is really impacted by the investment of real estate and by the lack of government intervention on behalf of every day people who are fighting to keep their home. >> reporter: those losing their homes are african-americans. once almost half oakland's population, they now make up a quarter of the city. former resident jonathan walks us to his

melissa chan, al jazeera, san francisco. >> the american soldier wind t d the wikileaks scandal has chased name to chelsea manning. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, thousands of children have been killed through the conflict of syria. we're going to tell you the story of a boy who survived a mortar strike only to be killed four months later. >>> and this banner leads to bio terror charges. while environmental activists say they are the victims. >> the united nations security council is set to hold an emergency today on the massacre in south sudan. an estimated 400 people were killed last weekend as they hid in a mosque in bentiu, problem calling th it an an abominationd violation of trust. >>> this story coming out of syria. a young boy surviving a mortar strike only to die four months later. we have this story, but first a warning that the video you're about to see is very graphic. >> reporter: for the family, yosef is not just another statistic. he was their 12-year-old son. a mortar hit their home, it was only a few days ago that his father was able to remove the blood stains. >> th

melissa chan, new al jazeera, las vegas. >> thanks for watching must must. i'm morgan radford. and "inside story" is coming up next. >> the obama administration said that it would drop illegal immigrants with no criminalists to the bottom and criminals to the top. did they? that's the inside story. >> million >> hello, i'm ray suarez. hundreds of thousands of people locked long term in detention and deportation proceedings, living in a kind of limbo. some still living with their families. some in repurposed prisons in barracks. the obama administration made a furious reaction from republicans in washington when it said it would stop deporting undocumented immigrants with no criminal records and give greater priorities to those accused or convicted of more serious offenses. for those waiting for deportation with clean records that word came too late. they were sent home any way. and turns out the standard for what constituted a criminal record was precise as well. what the country is doing now is kind of a mess. >> if you want to know what the debate over immigration reform stan

aljazeera's melissa chan has their story. >> mornings golden sun over the valley, one of the most fertile agricultural regions in the world. >> at a show piece farm, harris ranch, some 1,000 workers start their day. the 14,000-acre operation depends on a steady supply of laborers. most come from central and south america and the farmers have become frustrated at the failure to up date immigration laws. >> we need to have a system more than just sort of a don't ask, don't tell policy now, doesn't necessarily work. >> owner john harris said it has become more difficult to hire workers and the u.s.'s immigration policy is one of the factors for the shortage. >> we obviously have a lot of latino friends that are both employees and live in the community, and do business with us, and we want to make sure that they are treated fairly, but then also, that the u.s. has a policy that is more workable. >> in the reddest part of blue state california, republican ranchers and farmers take a very different position on immigration reform than the rest of their party. migrant workers are now ages out of

melissa chan, al jazeera, oakland, california >> and finally. this from tokyo.the president matching soccer skills with a robot. or it has a name. asimo. it stands for advanced step in innovative mobility. its made by honda. the president and robot bowed to each other -- and spoke together in english. asimo told the president it was nice to meet him. no word. word on if it cuts your grass. thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. "inside story" is next. for news updates through the day . head to al jazeera dot com. the ability to use race legally as a tool in college admissions has been on the run for years. the supreme court's latest decision restricts it even further. after texas, california, michigan. what are the dos and don'ts of the incoming freshman class? that's the inside story.

on sterlings' comments on our website, it's at al jazeera.com, you can see that report again by melissa chan and read our top story and the top story is egypt sentencing 683 people to death in cairo. ♪ ♪ >>> it is man versus machine. high-frequent i traders turning america's stock market upside down. i will show you how high-frequency trade can go give some an unfair advantage over the average invest tour. i'll show you want technology that can turn mere milliseconds in to hundreds of millions of dollars. plus a look at the young brains behind the computers career creating flash trades and what regular lasers going to do about it. we are going to take a look at flash trade, on you speed beats training. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. tell me what's i don't your mine by tweet me or on facebook.com/al see always velshi. the battle over me-frequency trading is gaining force. there is a lawsuit filed against 14 brokerage firms, 16 securities exchange and 12-high speed traders. defendants include the new york stock exchange, nasdaq, jp morgan chase and b

melissa chan, al jazeera, oakland, california. >> sterling isn't talking tonight but his wife is. i don't condone those statements you heard, i do not believe in them. i am not a racist, i never have been. the team is the most important thing for my family. i haven't listened to the entire thing but i do believe there are parts that have been cut out. xavier pope, thanks for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me jonathan. >> what are the legal ramifications for sterling? >> well, first the league has to investigate to determine whether the tape that has allegedly his voice is true. and we know right now that vivian, the young lady that was on the tape, she's not necessarily cooperating with the league. because you have -- there are issues with privacy laws. and so she wants to protect herself. she has also stated that this tape got out accidentally. so first it has to be authenticated. >> issues of privacy laws what do you mean by that? >> in the state of california, it is a two party state. and so when you're recording a private conversation, essentially you have to h

. >>> melissa chan is in oakland where the l.a. clippers are taking on the warriors and joins us live with more. seems the fans are not happy about this. >> well, across the board every fan we spoke to had similar reactions to donald sterling's alleged racial slurs. >> to me, personally, he sounds ridiculous. he owns a basket team with nothing but african-american players, that makes him sound rashist. the league needs to investigate the situation and consequences need to come about, rep re helpings, suspension or something that needs to be done to let the owner know it's unacceptable in today's society and the n.b.a. >> i am sure he speaks for a lot of fans. do we have any idea how the n.b.a. will handle this? >> that is an excellent question. as the report alluded to, part of the challenge will be whether they can authenticate the audio recording. without doing that the n.b.a. will have a tough time moving forward. we are in this period, in twooep period where the n.b.a. -- between period where the n.b.a. comments - you can see t

melissa chan reports. . >> reporter: oakland, a dell app dated crime-ridden neighbour to san franciscoo would move here? when the financial crisis hit. opportunity knocked and brought jonathan here. >> distressed properties, typically in awful condition scrks we fix them and sell them. paint them. and added recessed candlelight. >> oakland is brooklyn by the bay, a last affordable place for a middle class family to buy a home. this man caters to the buyers, fliming houses. >> gentrification is great. it's cleaning up neighbourhoods. >> this is a housing advocacy group and do not agree. ghentry fibbingation is a scournal. oakla oakland >> those losing their homes are african-americans. once almost half oakland's population, they make up a quarter of the city. former resident walks us to his old home. >> i lived in apartment four. the rent was $1,100 and went up to 18. i couldn't live there. >> he lives 40 miles away. the long commute cuts into time he would rather spend with his children. >> he says he has no choice. >> this was a factory converted into apartments, and across the street

melissa chan, al jazeera, las vegas. >> there is some beautiful art even if nobody is going to be theree it. the u.s. navy welcomed the latest edition, a stealth destr destroyer. it was chris ended this afternoon in maine. the 610 foot ship is the navy's largest destroyer. thanks to its advanced technology, the ship only requires half of the crew of existing destroyers, it is scheduled to go into service in 2016. >> ship costs more than $3,000,000,000 to build. we talked about earlier with naval reporter grace jean and i asked her what makes this navy warship stand out from the others. >> it features a lot of very new capability that the navy has not had before. you mentioned the stealth. >> that's one of the biggest features of the ship. if you look at it, it looks almost like a submarine. it took a lot of indications of its design from the undersea warfare area. and you also have a lot of fire power capability on board that ship. you are talking about an advanced gun system. you have .2 of those. it's going to fire missiles. it's going to fire a long-rangeland attack missile that can

melissa chan has more >> reporter: the twisted, gnarl gnarled texture of an august rodin work. his complex pieces examine the human condition. >> i think when you look at his sculptures, you could help but recognize the artist was so interested in the human body. he was interested in an t me, t structure of the boy and the expression >> the artist loved hands. he found them particularly expressive and often used models with diseases and deformities. what surprised doctors at stanford was the discovery they could diagnose conditions just by looking at his work. and in one of a kind collaboration, art and anatomy had come together >> reporter: visitors can use ipads in front of original bronze rodin and slide them to see the underlining anatomy from different angles. here, we are looking inside and we see bones, blood vessel and nerves >> with the medical school providing corresponding ct scans, the museum has fit digital bones in his pieces. they call what we see here augmented reality >> this is a real colon >> stanford has used it for medical education. it's new to the art wor

melissa chan, las vegas. >> do you have a few million dollar to spare?ecause if so, this 13 carat flawless diamond can be yours for nearly $25 million. it will go under the hammer at cristics and is currently on display right here in new york. but what makes it so special? well, blue diamonds make up less than 2% of the entire world's diamond production. a rundown garage has been sold for almost a million dollars in london. >> that's more than three times the average price for an entire house. paul brennan reports on the steep price some are willing to pay just for a place to park. welcome to not perhaps london's most desirable area but far from being the worst. if recentents are to be believed, this isa what some people say is a bubble. chronic property shortage, a property in this area was sold earlier this week for $922,000. it wasn't one of these handsom townhouses. it was a redundant garage space owned by the local council currently uninhabitable, just 64 square meters, 14 and a ha$14 a thousand dollars per square meter. you are looking at the most