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ms. sterling isn't also talking to someone who is advising donald sterling and it may be very well that thef them are speaking to each other. just a couple weeks ago we saw them leaving a restaurant together. listen, you know, this is a lot of -- i think a lot to do about nothing. at the end of the day, the nba has the ability to self-gover r itself through dispute resolution procedures for arbitration in front of the commissioner. i don't think this is going to spend a lot of time in the courts at all. donald sterling will be out and so will she. >> david cornwell, joey jackson, stephanie elam, great to have you with us talking about this again. remember, the full interview with donald sterling airs on "ac 360" at 8:00. this will be controversial. >>> a new report on the search for flight 370 says two pings heard last month were likely not from the plane. we'll have the latest as the ocean shield heads back into the indian ocean again today. honestly, the off-season isn't i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got one

ms. sterling is doing, essentially, is saying, look, take away his ownership, kick him off the board of governorst this is our team, our property, and they're going to have to deal with it as such. a bold move, but this is a woman who has sued her husband's alleged girlfriend, saying she wanted to get back the gifts he'd given her because those gifts were community property and he didn't have the right to use their money to purchase those items. so, a bold move and it's one that could be a game-changer. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >> there's a history of interesting legal action from that family, to say the least. >> yeah. i think this is the first inning, to switch my sports metaphors. >> you're switching metaphors, but i appreciate the effort. >> first inning. >>> we're learning more about what triggered a stampede after a boxing match in las vegas. witnesses say they heard a gunshot after a floyd mayweather fight, but investigators say it was actually a partition that fell over, but the sound sent dozens of people scrambling to the hafltz mgm grand. 20 people were hospitalized after being

ms. sterling shares the lease or was otherwise tacitly indifferent to the known accusations. >> they have been living apart for more than a year and both announce their intentions to divorce. in a statement, shelly continues to be unfairly tarnished by the words of sterling. >> and allegations on when the camp originally heard the audiotapes. >> the nba documents says that the then clippers president andy rossa received a copy of the recording on april 9th, two weeks before tmz posted that clip. the document says that andy rosser told sterling with the clip, and that sterling ordered the employee who provided the recordings to delete the recording. again, no comment on those allegations. >> that is an explosive charge, let's dig deeper with our senior legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. and if this report is true that the team president, andy rosser, donald sterling asked him to delete the recording from the smartphone, if you will. how serious is the charge? could there be some legal recourse? >> well, i don't think it would actually lead to a criminal case against donald sterling. this was n

ms. sterling somehow shares the same beliefs or was otherwise tacitly indifferent toward the known actionsreporter: the attorney for shelly sterling disputes the claims about her in the nba document, telling cnn they are he says staged, that they've been living apart for more than a year, and they both announced their intentions to divorce. in a statement, pierce o'donnell, the attorney, said shelly continues to be unfairly tarnished by the words and actions of her co-owner and estranged husband, carol. >> i know you've been digging deep into the story. you've got information on exactly when donald sterling's camp first knew about this original audiotape. tell us. >> that's right. according to our source, the nba document says then-clippers president andy roser received a copy of the recordings on april 9th, two weeks before tmz posted it. the document says roser told donald sterling about the record that sterling ordered the employee who provided it to delete the recording from a phone. again, we got no comment from donald sterling's attorney to that. >> interesting. brian todd, many than

ms. sterling is very involved in her husband's affairs and very involved in what's going on and has her eyeot just a silent idle partner in this case. >> didn't the nba commissioner make it clear that donald sterling was being punished for these comments that took place in the privacy of his own home and not for all of his other transgressions so wouldn't that apply to her as well? >> you know, i think he made it clear that these comments that he made -- his decision to suspend him indefinitely and fine him were only based on the comments. however, i think when it goes to the vote for the nba own eowner that opens up the dialogue. i think you get the opportunity to look at everything the sterlings have done, both of the sterlings. everything is on the table right now. >> so i know you're a betting man. how long do you think this will drag on? >> i think it will drag on. the nba procedure is clearly defined. a matter of days and weeks but the legal part, look for donald sterling to file suit. he is an attorney. he's a litigious person. he may not want to go gently into that good night. as we

clippers owner donald sterling and his wife shelly. ms.erson with a disability suffered a stroke caused by the stress -- caused by the defendant's housing practices. court papers a alleged. on july 21, 2003, ms. jones passed away as a result of that stroke. sterling denied the allegations and the suit was ultimately settled confidentially. there's no public record that sterling was found responsible for jones death. but fast forward to today and sterling's desperate attempts to save himself from the consequences of an embarrassing and inflammatory taped phone call with his then companion by attacking nba great magic johnson. his latest comments have struck some as pathetic. others as blatantly racist. for people living with hiv and known friends and loved ones who succumb to aids, simply outrageous. you have to wonder why it's taken this level of obviously outrageous verbal behavior for the nba to realize that donald sterling is a problem. the lawsuits, the allegations by credible people like nba great elgin baylor and the death of a tenan

ms. stiviano, you just left donald sterling. what is his state of mind right now? >> confused.think he feels very alone. >> you do not consider him a racist? >> no. >> do you think he should apologize? >> absolutely. >> do you think he will apologize. >> only god knows. >> the woman who recorded team owner donald sterling's infamous racist rant, coming to his defense, insisting they had a professional relationship. >> i became part of mr. sterling's team. i became someone who protected him, someone who took care of him. >> sterling is also breaking his silence, talking to a magazine about stiviano, he said i wish i would have just paid her off. he's been kicked out of the game, benched for his comments about african americans. >> don't those remarks sound racist to you? >> i think when he said is not -- i think the things he said are not what he feels. >> the nba already banned sterling for life and find him $2.5 million. now the league is taking steps to force a sale of the team. after a week mired in controversy, the players are ready to move on. >> i'm tired of it. i think w

sterling offering interesting prizes for a $35,000 donations so cheap. so far he has collected $2,000. >> i am on it and already suspended for compelling prices and one of the mscan skype with him. i always wanted to. it is the top running. donating money to donald sterling. and i said neal hall can own a profitable -- >> the money goes to the end of the naacp. melissa: release serious trouble. we asked veronica to do this segment so please don't give her a hard time. and since city casino gambling you will cash in your dollars for something riskier. you know what they say about what happens in vegas, you can never have too much money. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. melissa: time for fun with spare change. las vegas casinos finding a new way for customers to cash in their chips, a bitcoin casino. why did yo

>> well, the romantic life of donald sterling is really well beyond my ability to imagine. however, i do think it is quite possible that ms saw all that money and became a very willing participant in that relationship. i think that is certainly a possibility. but i wouldn't presume to know the intimacies of what went on between them. i think the larger point is sterling has less and less of a leg to stand on in fighting this sale. all the nba cares about at this point is getting this franchise out of sterling's hands, certainly what he said to du jour magazine, that can't help him. >> but can they get him out of the door? can they force a huge sale? i know he would make a lot of money based on the initial investment but if he were to sell it he would be hit with the capital gains taxes, which if he were to pass it on to see wife and kids who were adults, part of the trust, they wouldn't be hit in the same way with hundreds of millions in taxes. >> it is out of his hands, and you know what? anderson, my ability for sympathy doesn't extend to people who have to pay capital gains taxes on $600 million in profit. maybe you ha

sterling. >> i signed the petition for a divorce. >> reporter: showing her the papers she has not yet filed. >> your husband made racist remarks recorded on tape. he told his companion, ms. stiviano, about black people. you can sleep with them. you can bring them in. you can do whatever you want. the little i ask you to do is not to promote it. not to bring any of them to my games. is donald sterling a racist? >> i have never heard him say racial things. uh, i don't know -- it was horrible when i heard it. i mean, it was just degrading. and it made me sick to hear it. but as far as a racist, i don't really think he is a racist. >> do you think your husband should apologize? >> absolutely. >> shelly sterling told barbara walters she thinks her estranged husband has the beginnings of dementia. david, you heard her saying, she has never heard her husband make racist remarks. >> when asked by barbara. okay, linzie, thank you. there will be much more of barbara's interview with shelly sterling tomorrow, starting first thing in the morning on "good morning america." and tomorrow night here. >>> defensive end michael sam, drafted by the st. louis rams. the first openly gay pla

sterling who you guys were talking about earlier. >> i wanted to ask you about that because we know that ms. fan and she was one of the names considered for nfl commissioner. i can't imagine that she didn't have an opinion about the donald sterling. can we play some of the sound from that? >> please, yes. >> when you are someone for whom african-americans work and then you say something like that, how do you really expect them to feel working for you? and i think it's a disgrace for the league and i'm glad the commissioner did what he did. >> she fully supports adam silver's really decisive idea of, look, we've got to get him out of there and strip him of this team. >> she's been heavily involved in sports. you mentioned football but she says her favorite player of all time was a basketball player, dr. j. >> a member of augusta, right? >> augusta, involved in golf. i noted to her that several of the players who recently have been in the news from richard sherman to jonathan martin to jason collins were all stanford players with whom she had a connection to her and she was clear it needs to b

sterling from his own mouth. let's get some response now. malik rose, two-time nba champion, game only for cost cast philadelphia and ms. mel robbins. you have the content of what is said. mel, let's start with you, anything you heard that changes your opinion in a positive way? >> absolutely not. you know, i kind of feel like this is not the catholic church, chris. this is the nba. it's a professional sports league. and at the end of the day, it's business. and racism is bad for business. and this is a little too pathetic of an apology, and it's a little too late in my mind. >> that gets to the main question, malik rose, do you believe the apology from mr. sterling, do you think he's really sorry or sorry what's happening to him? >> i think he's sorry he got caught. i don't think he's sorry one bit what he said. he's sorry that it got out there. now, this trouble is looming for him and his familiar. but as far as being genuinely remorseful about what it said and who it hurt, absolutely not. >> let me stay with you, when you hear this man talk about magic johnson. did you think he was suggesting that magic taped his conversations? d