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he paid mike dunleavy. he fought to not pay those guys even though he had a contract with them.will fight to the death to keep this team over giving it up? >> he probably will. that's who he has been. but the fans will have a say so in -- the clipper fan also have a say so if he does come back. >> more on this nba controversy coming up. >>> also, should authorities expand their search for the malaysian airliner? so what is next? and does it involve more mo more advanced technology? we'll take a look coming up. what you wear to bed is your business. so, if you're sleeping in your contact lenses, ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're approved for up to 30 nights of continuous wear. ask your doctor about safety information as serious eye problems may occur. visit airoptix.com for a free one-month trial. >>> authorities looking for missing malaysian airliner 307 may widen the search area. the underwater bluefin nearly completed its search of the area near where the pings were heard and it's found nothing. i'm joined now by cnn safety analyst david souci and ocean s

i remember when he fired mike dunleavy as the general manager.n't want to pay out what he was owed. eventually, there was a big legal battle. he wound up paying him, what, about $13 million. but dunleavy had huge legal bills in the process. this is a guy who doesn't avoid legal battles. do you expect him to fight any decision by the nba to force him to sell the team? >> well, there's two things to remember, i think, wolf, about donald sterling. one, he has an ego the size of the grand canyon. he sits regaled at court side. and at the half court line with four or five seats so that all of the staples center can watch him. and also i think it's important, though, he's a capitalist. he would hire stefon fetchette for a minstrel show if he could make a buck off it. i think he is going to take a pragmatic capitalistic view. he's a very, very smart man. he understands the damage that his brand is now suffering. he's 80 years old. and though he is always defiant and though he has never acknowledged, at least over 20 hours of depositions with me, the rac

he paid mike dunleavy and elgin baylor. he fought to not pay those guys even though he had a contract with them. don't you think knowing him the last 35 years and being in this city he'll fight to the death to keep this team? >> he probably will and that's who he's been. the fans will have a say so in the clipper fans will have a big say-so if he does come back. >> magic johnson on espn today, we thought it was extraordinary his comments earl whier today we had to give it another run. yesterday he was very khan bit in his tweets even more so today live on television earlier. next a cnn hero helping kids overcome their grieve. >> mick everling started not impossible labs for one simple reason. >> i can't stand the concept of no. >> reporter: where they identify a need, it will crowd source affordable solution gathering a team to create or adoopt a technology. one of their first projects help paralyzed graffiti artists tempt one. >> he's struck with als so he has been laying in the same bed for 10, 12 years. we created an ocu

you heard stuff with baylor and mike dunleavy, guys who had the sued to get their money or sued to get that they were chirpings throughout my time in the league but none of it was ever taken seriously obviously. >> i was reading on yahoo! that sterling, there were stories about him that he believed he wouldn't pay top dollar. now, listen to this -- for white players because he believed that, well, if i'm going to pay top dollar it's got to be a black guy, it got to be a long, strong, athletic black guy. i'm not paying that for a white guy. had you ever heard of that? >> i've never heard anything like that. with j.j. reddick and bledsoe, this is recent. this isn't like it was 40, 50 years ago. it wouldn't have been acceptable then but it just shows you how crazy things are and the clipper land out in l.a. it's shocking. to we me, someone that's been in the nba to hear more and more things start to come to light, i'm actually kind of embarrassed that it let it slip past me. i never thought about it. >> it would make sense that players are focused on the game and there's that tension betw