mr. sterling is selling the team. and he wishes steve balmer and the clippers organization all the best as they work with the legacy mr. sterling has spent the last 33 years building and the legacy he refuses to relinquish to a bunch of hypocrites who violated his right. donald sterling intends to fight, and he won't give up until the day he accepts $2 billion and puts this whole unfortunate incident behind him, which is today, because the sale is on. so thank you very much for nothing, you back-stabbing gold digger, no visor can hide your lying eyes, you ruined my life and i'll never sell my clippers. yes i will, no i won't. yes i will, no i won't. aahhh! [ bleep ]! >> having trouble making a decision. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: meanwhile, the big talk around these parts is not basketball, it's hockey. the l.a. kings lead the new york rangers 3-0 games in the stanley cup finals. watching the stanley cup finals is kind of like watching "game of thrones." in that it is violent. you've can't tell who anybody is b

mr. sterling. i coached the clippers in the year 2000. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on but i also because of my association i know elgin baylor and i know what he was complaining about so i was confused not knowing exactly which set of facts mr. sterling stood behind and then when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusti disgusting. all of those things wrapped in one but the surprise of it to find that type of sentiment and someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile is amazing. i just couldn't believe that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was okay. >> next "after words" with author set to. her latest book deals with a 2011 meltdown of the fukushima nuclear power plant. former u.s. nuclear regulatory commission chairman gregory jaczko hosts this hour-long program. >> host: welcome susan. this is a great opportunity for me. normally i'm the person having the questions asked of me and now i get the opportunity to ask a former journalist q

mr. sterling. i coach the clippers in 2000. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on. i also, because of my association, i know what he was complaining about. i was confused, not knowing exactly which set of

mr. sterling of the league after a recording of him making racist remarks. mrs. rling later made the deal to sell the team for $2 billion to microsoft ceo steve ballmer. deal was supposed to be finalized in two weeks. >>> security is change ago cross major league baseball and phillies fans will notice this, among the first to notice it. >> we are talking about metal detectors. they have a pilot program to test the the detectors starting in just a couple weeks, on july 21st if you go through right field gate you will to have go through some of the metal detectors. next week at all major league games, we will to have walk through detectors. the the new measure is in addition to the bag check. >>> 5:47. lets look at the stories making our national headlines, amazing dash cam video out of ohio, good smart tans, come to the rescue of the police officer, you can see them wrestling with the suspect there on the ground. he was investigating a burglary. all have of a sudden suspect turns nasty and started punching him. witnesses, rupp up and try to help the officer yum pin

mr. sterling. i coached the clippers in the year 2000. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on. but i also -- because of my association, i know algin bailor. i know what he was complaining about. i was confused not knowing exactly what set of facts mr. sterling stood behind. when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking. just disgusting. all of these things wrapped in one. the surprise on that sentiment who relies on back americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was amazing. i couldn't believe it that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was okay. >> july 4th on cspan a look at racism and sports just after 11:00 a.m. eastern. later exploring the red planet beginning at 3:40. later at 8:30 p.m. eastern discussion on gun rights and the personal recovery of arizona congresswoman gabby gifforda. >> now on american mystery tv, this is part of a course called history of genocide taught by john young in saint augustin florida. this is two hours. so, i mean as a kind of overview just to refresh

mr. sterling stood behind. then when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking. it was disgusting. all of those things wrapped in one. the surprise of it, to find that sentiment in a person who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile was amazing. someone't believe that could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was ok. your gutl, what was reaction would you first heard it? >> i was hurt. i was hurt for the players on the court. and for the fans. let's be real. the clippers have been waiting a long time for this. now, they are right have been waiting a long time and there have been a lot of loyal fans. they have chris paul and doc rivers. people that are such upstanding african-americans that represent the best we have to offer. of point out an attack one the best we have to offer in magic johnson tom a i was hurt. i won't say that i was totally shocked. , we still have the remnants of some of these still left. i am not shocked, but i was hurt during we have heard some things prior to this about donald sterling. on and he

mr. sterling with the toughest possible penalty, i hope we brought this ugly chapter to a close.

mrs. sterling removed her husband as a are you trustee after rawlings determined he was mentally inca passty. but sterling's attorney said sterling had been deceived as part of what he called a scheme to strip sterling of his rights. the controversy stems from a racist conversation sterling had with his then girlfriend that came to light as the clippers started the playoff runs earlier this year. the nba banned sterling for the comments for life. he's vowed to fight as long as he can. james, this is just a tentative ruling. both sides have ten days to decide if they want to file objections, but the judge said even if sterling decides to appeal, they don't want it held up in legal challenges, all of this as spring training is set to get underway in early october. >> brown: lee, thank you so much. in his line of work, president obama does a healthy amount of handshaking but a study out today says high fives will be more h hygienic. they transfer only about half as many bacteria fist bumps are even better, spreading only 10% of the germs of a handshake. but maybe the president obama had the bes

mrs. sterling removed her husband as a trustee of the club after a neurologist concluded he was mentally incapacitated. after closing arguments, donald sterling's attorney claimed sterling had been deceived as what he called a scheme to strip sterling of his rights. the controversy stems from a racist conversation sterling had with his then girlfriend that came to light as the clippers started playoff runs earlier this year. the nba banned sterling for life. he's vowed to fight as long as he can. this is just a tentative ruling. both sides have ten days to file objections. the judge specifically said the sale can go through even if donald sterling decides to appeal. all of this as the nba pre- season gets underway in early october. >> brown: lee cowan, thank you so much. in his line of work, president obama does a healthy amount of handshaking. a study out today says high fives would be more hygienic. they transfer only about half as many bacteria fist bumps are better, spreading only 10% of the germs of a handshake. but maybe the president had the best idea of all right here. leave the hands out enti

mr. sterling with the toughest possible penalty, i hope we brought this ugly

mr. sterling behind. when his words came out, it was obvious and shocking and just disgusting, all of those things wrapped in one. but the surprise of it to find that type of sentiment in black on relying americans for so much his success and public profile, it was amazing. i couldn't believe that someone could have that much bill on the try inside and think it was ok. >> july 4 on c-span, a look at racism in sports. later, exploring the red planet with mars engineers beginning at 3:40. and later, discussions on gun rights and the personal recovery of former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. >> the senate is back in session monday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. later in the day, the senate will vote on a judicial nomination for the federal appeals court in philadelphia. and then a procedural vote on a bill to make more federal land available for public hunting and fishing. live coverage from the u.s. senate floor on our companion network c-span 2. house of representatives returns for legislative business on tu

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the one and only maher himself let's get right into tarnishes none more current than mr sterling nice heard have attacked the fact that he was taped. yeah that's you know but i know dns them justify the means but this is absurd well you know it's been good if we could keep two thoughts and i had the same time you know no one forgives the racism it's nice we've reached a place in america where that's not even debatable nobody stands up for the racism but you know the fourth amendment isn't beanbag no i get it that he's in a kind of a quads i public situation there with the team it's not its own not public but it's the other owners can kick him out tonight but when i was saying a lot of people interesting i almost never get cute does from both left and right both left and right like that i said you know what if you can't do your own girlfriend in your living room without losing your property. then what is before the amendment because the fourth amendment is the one that says we should be secure in our homes secure in our property secure in our persons and. you know racism is bad and so

mrs. sterling said her husband should be examined for alzheimer's disease as she approached him after testimony, he shouted "get away from me, you pig". >> there is a gun fight in an east bay park tonight between nature lover that's want to continue shooting on public land and those who want to continue outdoors in peace. in east bay hills there is an owes yeahsis. listen, you'll hear something you don't expect to hear in nature. i 65 acre range. range has been a mixture 50 years. but it's future is not certain. the lease is up for renewal. some people believe it's a good time to close >> the last thing you want to hear is gunfire. >> peter retired after 35 years with east bay regional parks, spending 15 years as a ranger here. >> this is in a really bad place >> he launched a petition drive calling ot park to close the range. hundreds of people have signed in support. there are environmental concerns. sierra club wants to know if lead from bullets have having an impact and leeching into the lake. the krub is demanding park study environmental impacts of the range the range says the sound is wi

mrs. sterling said her husband should be examined for alzheimer's disease as she approached him after testimonyshouted "get away from me, you pig". >> there is a gun fight in an east bay park tonight between nature lover that's want to continue shooting on public land and those who want to continue outdoors in peace. in east bay hills there is an owes yeahsis. listen, you'll hear something you don't expect to hear in nature. i 65 acre range. range has been a mixture 50 years. but it's future is not certain. the lease is up for renewal. some people believe it's a good time to close >> the last thing you want to hear is gunfire. >> peter retired after 35 years with east bay regional parks, spending 15 years as a ranger here. >> this is in a really bad place >> he launched a petition drive calling ot park to close the range. hundreds of people have signed in support. there are environmental concerns. sierra club wants to know if lead from bullets have having an impact and leeching into the lake. the krub is demanding park study environmental impacts of the range the range says the sound is within

mr. sterling stood behind. and then when his words came out, it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusting. all of those things wrapped in one to find that type of sentiment on someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was a amazing. i just couldn't believe it, that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was okay. >> michael, what was your gut reaction when you first heard it? >> i was hurt, you know, hurt for certainly the players on the court and for the fans because let's be real here the clippers, they have been waiting a long time for this. where they are right now, they have been waiting a long time and there have been a lot of fans, a lot of loyal fans and to have doc rivers, to have chris paul, guys that really are such outstanding african americans that represent the best we have to offer and then to point out and attack one of the best we have to offer in magic johnson, i was hurt. i was hurt for all of those other people. i won

mr. sterling. i coached the clippers in 2000. he invited me to his daughter's wedding.d no idea what was going on. because of my situation, i know and what he was complaining about. i was confused not knowing which set of facts mr. sterling stood behind. when his words came out it was obvious and shocking and just disgusting. all of those things wrapped in one. the surprise of it to find that type of sentiment in someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was amazing. i just couldn't believe someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was okay. >> july 4th on cspan. a look at racism in sports. just after 11:00 a.m. eastern. later, exploring the red plant with senior nasa officials. later at 8:30 p.m. eastern, discussions on gun rights and the personality recovery of former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. >>> next, housed natural resources subcommittee hearing assessing recent advances and new technologies for >> and the risk of an earthquake in the u.s. is stilt very real. other speakers include the di

mr. sterling. i coached the clippers. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on. , iause of my association know what elgin baylor was complaining about. i was confused not exactly which stood facts mr. sterling behind and then when his words came out, it was so obvious, shocking, disgusting. although those things wrapped in one. but the surprise to find that type of sentiment and someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile was amazing. i just couldn't believe that someone could have that much it was inside and think ok. >> july 4, a look at racism in sports after 11:00 a.m. eastern. red planetoring the with senior nasa officials beginning at 3:40 p.m. later at 8:30 p.m., discussion including arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. >> now a conversation from earlier today on the syrian war how it is spilling over into iraq. we will hear from the militant declared a new state. this is an hour from the international institute for strategic studies. >> i think we will go ahead and get start

mr. sterling stood behind. and then when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking and just discussing all of those things wrapped in one. .. economy must thomas piketty is the author of capitalism in the 21st century. currently number ten on "the new york times" nonfiction bestseller list. he took discussion on the income any quality with senator elizabeth warren at an event hosted by the huffington post. this is just under an hour. >> welcome to a special edition of huff post live which is the birthplace of the actual tea party. the real one. [laughter] [applause] i will be your host. i'm ryan grim of the huffington post with two people that have searched the top of amazon "new york times" bestseller list. the first one, l. 21st century by professor thomas piketty. [applause] and senator elizabeth warren a fighting chance. [applause] senator warren's book makes the case that the system is rigged on behalf of the rich and against the middle class. >> [inaudible] fortunately i won't be doing much of the

mr. sterling here to face the music.the guy that keeps delaying, keeps doing anything he can to keep his family from getting the $2 billion that he is entitled to. why? just because of his ego. >> you can go to our website for more. and click through our dedicated brazil 2014 website, which is regularly updated. >> robin thanks very much indeed. >>> thousands of thrill see are in the spanish city for the annual bull run. for nine days people will be racing with bulls along narrow cobbled streets. al jazeera met one paramedic who works at the event. >> i think this is [ inaudible ] for the red crossers it's something that every morning we are here, very happy, wake up happy to be in our office, and then go to care for people that [ inaudible ] inside. we are right now 120 people of the red cross. we're deploying different points and we are there just in case something happens. i have been working here for the last 25 years. every morning i am excited to come here. you listen to the ruckus. the first ruckus and you know th

mr. sterling. i coached the clippers in the year 2000. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on. but i also -- because of my association, i know algin bailor. i know what he was complaining about. i was confused not knowing exactly what set of facts mr. sterling stood behind. when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking. just disgusting. all of these things wrapped in one. the surprise on that sentiment who relies on back americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was amazing. i couldn't believe it that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was okay. >> july 4th on cspan a look at racism and sports just after 11:00 a.m. eastern. later exploring the red planet beginning at 3:40. later at 8:30 p.m. eastern discussion on gun rights and the personal recovery of arizona congresswoman gabby gifforda. >> now on american mystery tv, this is part of a course called history of genocide taught by john young in saint augustin florida. this is two hours. so, i mean as a kind of overview just to refresh

mr. sterling stood behind. then when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking. it was disgusting. all of those things wrapped in one. the surprise of it, to find that sentiment in someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was amazing. i couldn't believe that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was ok. >> michael, what was your gut reaction would you first heard it? >> i was hurt. i was hurt for the players on the court and for the fans. because, let's be real here. the clippers have been waiting a long time for this. [laughter] where they are right now, they have been waiting a long time and there have been a lot of loyal fans. they have chris paul and doc rivers. people that are such upstanding african-americans that represent the best we have to offer. and then two point out and attack one of the best we have johnson i wasagic , hurt. i won't say that i was totally shocked. i truly believe, we still have the remnants of some of these still left. i am not shocked, but i was hurt . we have h

mr. sterling for life more making racist remarks. the 80-year-old tried to block the sell to steve belmer. the judge has given a go ahead which means the deal could be depleted two weeks. >> we spoke to sports legal analyst jaffrey pope who says donald sterling doesn't have many legal options left to him. >> his legal avenues are very limited at this point. through the probate court, he cannot even with hold the sale while he is in appeal. so the sale will be closed in a couple of weeks and donald sterling will be basically appealing as a former owner. the team local have changed hands at that point. >> you see from when he initially gave permission for his wife to sell the team, then took it back, and then once the team was sold, he said it was okay. then they had proof he did have some incapacitating issues. he went on television without any legal help or any pr help, so i think this may be a functionality of donald sterling maybe not necessarily having his mined together to be able to make proper decisions for the los angeles clip

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mr. sterling was examined by two separate neurologists and did not farewell on the test.g he could not put numbers on a blank clock face. a test to determine mental fitness. putting the numbers where they are supposed to go on the clock. another test if you are trying to sue somebody to stop them from giving you $2 billion. you the might be mentally -- incapacitated. this is the clock, to fill in the numbers. see the whole thing, see the whole thing, you may see why he had a problem with that. [ cheers and applause ] shelley sterling has a court date scheduled for july 7, the judge will grant or deny her request for control of the team. the nba put a september 15th deadline on the sale, at which point the league may seize the team to sell it. that's when oprah and i swoop in and take it. [ cheers and applause ] this team is about to go over overtime. if you watch our primetime special, earlier tonight, you saw we sent our news crew to san antonio, outside the at & t center. we were able to catch spurs fan b.s.ing on camera, made up fake player names and fake basketball fa

mrs. sterling will face off in court today over the sale of the clippers. we will have a preview. and a man is alive and talking about going eye to eye with a great white shark. 10 pee wounded in a violent holiday weekend. we are live. three people being questioned in the death of gary police officer weeks away from his wedding. and why you may have to turn on your smart phone during security screenings at overseas airports. good morning, i'm erin mcelroy. dan joins us next hour. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> another stormy night. the good news is the storms are out of here the cold front is moving away. we can expect a fairly nice monday. although it is monday. and it's always tough after a three day weekend. let's take a look at the temperatures. 71 degrees for now the lakefront. 74 in midway. 71 in the cal. morris is at 73. radar shows we are trying out quickly. we did have some heavy downpours moving through the region overnight. now that front is moving into portions of northern and central indiana. it will continue to press to this

mr. sterling. i had coached the clippers and -- in the year 2000. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on. situation, i know elgin baylor. exactlynfused not know which set of facts mr. sterling stood behind and when his words came out, it was so obvious and .hocking, just disgusting findhe surprise of it, to that type of sentiment and one who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile was amazing. i cannot believe that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was ok. >> july 4, a look at racism in sports just after 11:00 a.m. eastern. later, exploring the red planet nasa officials. later, discussions on gun rights in the personal recovery of former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. part of this year's new york ideas festival with discussions about business and the economy. you will hear from the ceo of chobani on how he created the popular yogurt brand. crowd sourcing for business startups with the ceo of kick starter. this is just over one hour. a guest l

mr. sterling absent the court heard from a neurology who testified sterling is suffering from alzheimer'sisease. his team is trying to prove his estranged wife didn't have the authority to authorize the $2 billion sale. let's talk about the issue of being absent from court. if he's -- if his mental capacity is in question, and he doesn't show up, then what happens? >> well, in court if a person is subpoenaed. it doesn't mean they have to be at every hearing. oftentimes witnesses are placed on call for their lawyers to let them know the judge wants you here at 8:30 in the morning or 1:30 in the afternoon. shelling's lawyer were posturing for the cameras. >> he need to be there. >> and the lawyers knew it when he wasn't there. >> the washington post are expected to argue that donald's attorney the medical examsing were improperly conducted and his privacy rights were violated when the diagnoses was publicly revealed. you have some who say now you have the battle over alzheimer's, his privacy, that this sale is just likely not to happen any time soon. >> i don't think it will happen any time

mr. sterling stood behind.nd then when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusting. all of those things wrapped in one but the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment and someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile was amazing. i just couldn't believe that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think it was okay. >> next a discussion on european energy, russia's changing relationship with western countries and u.s. strategy for helping ukraine being more energy independent. former umass as -- ambassadors join a former energy department department official at this wilson center for him. it's hour and 35 minutes. >> i am "blood feud" and i want to welcome everyone on behalf of jane harman president ceo of the wilson center who is out of town at the moment but she wishes she could be here. this is going to be a really interesting and important session. it's interesting and important both for what you will hear today am because this i

mr. sterling from the league, after a recording of him leaked making racist remarks. his wife later made a deal to sell the the team for $2 billion to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer. the the deal was supposed to be finalized in two weeks. >>> security changing across major league baseball, phillies fans may be first to notice. >> i don't know if i like this either. pilot program to test metal detectors starts july 21st. if you arrive through the right field gates you'll to have pass through this. next season every fan at all major league games will have to walk through metal detector. it is in addition to bag checks. >>> amazing dash cam video shows an officer struggling with the suspect who came to this officer's aid straight ahead. >>> a man allegedly hit by frozen chickens and stashes them at a day care center what an employee confronts him police say he whips out the a knife and stabs the employee why that worker says he just could not let accused chicken thief, go. hoy a new state budget may give school district more money and where else officials plan to fin

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mr. sterling stood behind. and when his words came out, it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusting, all those things wrapped in one. but the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment in someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was amazing. i couldn't believe that someone could have that much big friday inside. >> july 4, a look at racism in sports. later, exploring the red planet with mars probe engineers and seen i cannior nasa officials. and later, discussions on gun rights and personal recovery of gabby giffords. >>> next, a look at sport safety and brain injuries in fnbi, hockey and other sports. some of the safety steps they have taken. we also hear injury stories of a professional soccer player and high school student and medical professionals slaexplain the science behind brain injuries. >>> all right. i want to thank every for being here. we are now with the full committee ranking member, the gentleman from california, joins us. we now have the

mr. sterling stood behind. and then when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusting, all of those things wrapped in one. but the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment in someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile was amazing. i just couldn't believe it that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was okay. >> july 4th on cspan, a look at racism in sports just after 11:00 a.m. eastern. later, exploring the red planet with mars probe engineers and senior nasa officials beginning at 3:40 and later at 8:30 p.m. eastern, gun rights and the recovery of former arizona congresswoman gabby gifts. >>> now on american history tv, a look at the rwandan genocide and spots from the u.s. and the united nations. this is part of a course called history of genocide taught by arthur vanden houten and john young at flagler college in florida. >> and so, i mean, as a kind of overview, just to refresh everyone's memory here, we started

mr. sterling stood behind. and then when his words came out, it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusting. all of those things wrapped up. the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment in someone who relies on black-americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was amazing. i just couldn't believe it, that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was okay. >> july 4th on c-span a look at racism in sports just after 11 a.m. eastern. later, exploring the red planet with mars probe engineers and senior nasa officials beginning at 3:40. and later, at 8:30 p.m. eastern, discussions on gun rights and the perm recovery of michigan -- personal recovery of gabby giffords. >> we have more now from this forum on our banking system featuring gene ludwig in a discussion on whether banks are safer now than they were in 2007 just before the bank failures of the following year. >> a great pleasure to be here, an honor. want to congratulate tom and others who set up this terrific co

mr. sterling stood behind and then when his words came out, it was so obvious, and shocking. and just disgusting. all those things wrapped in one. but the surprise of it is to find that type of sentiment in someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile. and it was amazing. i just couldn't believe hit that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was ok. >> july 4th on c-span. a look at racism in sports just after 11rk a.m. eastern. later, exploring the red planet with the mars exploration. and then discussions on gun rights and the former recovery of former congresswoman gabby gifford. mit's the director of media lab and co-founder of linked in. they discuss how the internet is transforming societies in areas such as bit point and massive online courses. they spoke about an hour and a half at a forum hosted by the churchill club in santa clara, california. [applause] >> so i thought i would kick this off with the story about how joey and i met. because actually it was a similar pattern of thinking that ended up with -

mr. sterling stood behind. then when his words came out it was so obvious and shocking. it was disgusting. all of those things wrapped in one. the surprise of it, to find that sentiment in a person who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile was amazing. i couldn't believe that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was ok. >> michael, what was your gut reaction would you first heard it? >> i was hurt. i was hurt for the players on the court. and for the fans. let's be real. the clippers have been waiting a long time for this. where they are right now, they have been waiting a long time and there have been a lot of loyal fans. they have chris paul and doc rivers. people that are such upstanding african-americans that represent the best we have to offer. then to point out and attack one of the best we have to offer in magic johnson tom a i was hurt. -- johnson, i was hurt. i won't say that i was totally shocked. i truly believe, we still have the remnants of some of these still left. i am not shocked, but i was hurt .

mr. sterling stood behind. then when his words came out, it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusting, all of those things wrapped in one. but the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment in someone who relying on black americans for so much of his success and public -- i just couldn't believe that someone would have that much bigot try inside and think it was okay. >>> a look at racism in sports. later exploring the red planet with mars probe engineers and senior nasa officials beginning at 3:40. later at 8:30, discussions on gun rights and the personal recovery of gabby giffords. >>> in a ceremony last week, outgoing israeli president shimon peres was awardeded congressional gold medal. after the presentation, he spoke about what he called the unbelievable and unbreakable friendship between his nation and the u.s. vice president biden and a number of congressional leaders spoke at the event. shimon will be succeeded by reuben rivland as president. >>> please welcome our honored guest, the presiden

mrs. sterling acted properly when she removed her husband from the couple's trust that move cleared the way her to cut a deal on her own to sell the l.a. clippers for $2 billion. >>> and brazil's world cup dreams are over. the team got eliminated by germany in a stunning game. the final score 7-1. germany will now face either argentina or the netherlands who face off tomorrow. germany certainly a powerhouse here and really the team to beat. >> it was a brutal, brutal game to watch. thank you very much. >>> authorities have called leanna and justin harris's reactions to their son's death strange. what exactly is raising red flags? we'll look at this tonight. plus video that says justin harris watched twice before his son died before he left his son in car. how dangerous a car becomes on a broiling day. that's what the video is about. we'll show it to you ahead. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this en

mr. sterling stood behind. when his words came out it was so obvious. it was disgusting.nd thatse of it to type of sentiment in someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was amazing. someone't believe that could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was ok. sports.k at racism in .xploring the red planet discussions on gun rights and the personal recovery of gabby giffords. "washington journal" continues. host: is the united states and exceptional nation? that is our question for the next 50 minutes. if you are a new citizen of the united states, we would like to hear your opinion. the founder of the heritage foundation has written this op-ed. this is steve in south carolina. what do you think? steve is gone already. john is in new hampshire on the republican line. happy fourth of july to you. i think it's somewhat misleading. it is an exceptional nation when you look at other countries around the world. there is a lot of controversy. we have the best opportunity for our children a. they can follow their dreams. widow

mr. sterling stood behind. and then where his words came out, it was so obvious and shocking and just disgusting. one.hose things wrapped in the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment and someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile is amazing. i just couldn't believe that someone who could have that much to retreat inside and think that it was ok. >> july 4 on c-span, a look at racism in sports. later, exploring the red planet with mars probe engineers and senior nasa officials, beginning at 3:40. later, discussions on gun rights and the personal recovery of former arizona congresswoman debbie giffords. giffords. that is according to figures released today by the bureau of labor statistics. the president talked about the job numbers and the u.s. economy at a visit to a tech startup hub in washington dc. >> this is an incubator for all sorts of tech startups. a lot of them focused on social change issues, on education, health care. we have a range of entrepreneurs

mr. sterling stood behind. words came out, it was so obvious and shocking and disgusting. but the surprise of it to find that type of sentiment in who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public or file was amazing. i cannot believe someone could have that much bigotry inside and think it was ok. >> july 4, a look at racism in sports just after 11:00 eastern. later, exploring the red claimant with senior nasa officials. later, discussions on gun rights and the personal recovery of gabrielle giffords. now, to treasury secretary jack lew on the upcoming secretary meeting between the u.s. and china. this 45 minute event is hosted by the u.s. chamber of commerce in the u.s. china business camp -- u.s.-china business council. >> good morning. i am vice president of the u.s. china business council. on behalf of the council's president and our over 200 15 member companies, i am pleased to welcome you to this morning's program with secretary treasury jack lew. the u.s. china business council has been representing american companies doing business with china for

mrs. sterling has full control of the family trust that owns the team. she has negotiated a $2 billion deal to sell the team to microsoft ceo steve ballmer. meanwhile donald sterling's attorney says he plans to appeal this ruling. so it goes on and on. but a provision of the ruling prevents an appeal from delaying the sale. >> this is going to be a good thing for the city, for the league, for my family, for all of us. and i just want to thank you all. and come see the clippers next year. >> shelly is going to be even richer. shelly sterling says she looks forward to the day her husband can sit next to her at a clippers game cheering on the team that they bought 30 years ago. >>> and a catholic school student wins a scholarship, only he never got the money. what's he supposed to do about it now? by the way, he's not alone. what we found out when we tried to get results for this family. >>> and a local senator just got back from colorado where he visited a marijuana testing facility. what he has to say about it. and should we legalize it here in pennsylvani

mr. sterling. i coached the clippers in the year 2000. he invited me to his daughters wedding.i had no idea what exactly was going on. i know elgin baylor and i know what he was complaining about. i was confused not knowing mr.tly which set of facts sterling stood behind and where his words came out, it was so obvious, shocking, just disgusting, all of those things wrapped in one of. but the surprise of it to find that type of sentiment and relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile is amazing. i just could not believe that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it's ok. at racism in sports just after 11:00 a.m. eastern. later, at 830 p.m. eastern, discussion on gun rights and the caponal recovery of giffords difference. like the labor department today announced the unemployment rate dropped to 6.1% as the u.s. 288,000 jobs. the house has passed dozens of job bills that would mean more paychecks and more opportunities for middle-class families, but in order for us to make real progress, the president must do more than criticize.

mr. sterling stood behind. and then when his words came out, it was so obvious and shocking. and just disgusting. all of those things wrapped in one. but the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment from someone who relies on black americans for so much of his success and public profile. it was amazing. i just couldn't believe that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think that it was okay. >> host: we want to welcome ambassador james jeffrey, a 35-year ambassador of the state department and now a visiting fellow at the washington institute of eastern policy. thank you for joining us. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> host: what do you think iraq is going to look like years from now? >> guest: we'll have the islamic state covering parts of syria and iraq and a very autonomous kurdish entity in the north. >> host: how will that function? >> guest: it won't function very well. all three entities will be at odds to one another. the other alternative is to try to find a way to unify the country through the parliamentary system and have all forces directed at

mr. sterling stood behind. then his work came out and it was so obvious and shocking and disgusting, all of those things wrapped in one. but the surprise of it, to find that type of sentiment in on blackho relies americans for so much of his success and public profile, it was amazing. i just could not believe that someone could have that much bigotry inside and think it was ok. fourth on c-span, a look at racism in sports. and next mission with senior nasa officials. later, discussions on gun rights and the personal recovery of the former arizona congresswoman, get begin third. "washington journal" continues. now, npr'sng me senior business editor, marilyn geewax. welcome to the program. the news breaking even in the last hour or so is this report that talks about jobs numbers. first of all, what is 80 p and why should we care, and what is it significant or not? >> they collect statistics about private employment. the report is positive and in line with what everyone is expecting for tomorrow. usually, the labo