ncaa previously banned the state of south carolina from bidding for the right to host ncaa championshipsonfederate flag was being flown. the boycott is now over. the state can put its name in the hat. the ncaa released a statement saying we commend lawmakers for taking this action to remove the confederate flag. for 15 years, we have protested the flag by not allowing states like south carolina to host preselected ncaa championships. serena williams is headed back to wimbledon. she beat sharapova. if she wins she will hold all four grand slam titles at once and can go for the calendar grand slam at the u.s. open in september. later this morning, the men take the court for the final. the match everyone is looking forward to is murray versus fedorer. the home favorite murray looking to win citizen second. the world cup championship celebration continuing today for the u.s. women's soccer team. they are being honored with a ticker tape parade in lower manhattan. this will be the first time ever a women's sports team is getting a parade in the city. guys more than 50 tons of confetti is expe

. >> the ncaa banned south carolina from bidding for the right to host ncaa championships across all sports because of the confederate flag was flown. how the state can put its name in the hat for future events. the ncaa released a statement on the matter yesterday saying we commend south carolina lawmakers for taking this action to remove the confederate flag from capitol grounds. for nearly 15 years, we specifically protested the flag by not allowing states like south carolina to host pre-selected ncaa championships. >>> as expected lebron james is returning to the cleveland cavaliers. the deal is reported for two years and $46 million. the second year is a player option. that means he can opt out after next season. the salary cap continues to go up and allows lebron to have all of the power. >>> serena williams is heading back to the finals. she beat maria sharapova. she will face garbine muguruza. later this morning, the men take the court for the semifinals. the match everyone is looking forward to is andy murray and roger federer. federer is looking for a record eighth gentleme

word from the ncaa tonight welcoming south carolina back eligible again to host ncaa basketball events. >>> meantime we are also monerring severe weather. d.c. baltimore, philly and new york bracing for storms hitting in the next few hours. twisters tonight in missouri and oklahoma. here's the radar right now. 40 million americans in the storm zone. those tornados already touching down in the heartland. this super cell in the skies over texas. look at this tonight, channing texas, hail cracking the windshield there. this massive system is moving quickly tonight. abc's gio benitez is in the storm zone with the damage already. >> reporter: tonight, severe storms taking aim at the northeast, threatening millions of commuters. the line of storms sending trees crashing onto power lines in mount vernon kennedy. those storm chasers in channing texas, were tracking this very storm. suddenly their car pounded by massive hail. all they can do is watch. cameras rolling. >> whoa! >> reporter: hitting the force of a big league fast ball. cracking through that windshield. >> tornado on the ground! >

and as the confederate flag comes down in south carolina the ncaa lifting their 15 year ban. organization has protested the flag by not allowing states like south carolina to host ncaa events. the organization supported the flag's removal and said it sends an important message of respect and dignity of every person. added the removal of the flag now means that south carolina can bid to host future ncaa championships. football bowl games baseball tournaments and of course march madness. stick around. a lot more ed show right after this use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it, only from discover. get it at discover.com. song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, four hundred thirty-four thousand three hundred eleven people in this city. and only one me. ♪ i'll take those odds. ♪ be unstoppable. the all-new 2015 ford edge. what do you think of when you think of the united states postal service? exactly. that's what pushes us to deliver smarter simpler faster sleeker ear

if that didn't say ncaa. it's the ncaa. i'm wrong.the ban. >>> fan furry over her hatred for america. the pop star arianna grande they want her to take her apology a step further. she's charge the for licking donuts in a bakery. will carr is live in los angeles with the drama. will? >> reporter: good morning, heather. if arianna grande thought making a public apology would help her, she was wrong. she made these comments at a southern california donut shop. >> i hate america. that's disgusting the 22-year-old said. she said she was referring to how big the donuts were and how it's contributing to childhood obesity in the area. as the backlash continues the singer posted another apology on youtube. >> apologizing again and i'm trying to get you to understand where i was coming from saying what i said. that's not important. i've never been more proud to be an american. the advancements we've made in the last couple of months. >> but the singer failed to apologize to the bakery after she's also seen licking donuts left on the counter. ow

minutes after governor nikki haley signed the bill to remove the confederate flag the naac>>> and the ncaa took notice. now, that ban has been listed -- and later this morning, don't miss matt lauer's exclusive interview with governor nikki haley on the "today" show. >>> and the fda is dialing up its warning on some big names like advil and aleve. they are cautioning that certain drugs might increase your risk of a heart attack or stroke. >> we see patients with high blood pressure, heart attacks, and you ask what's going on with you and you find out they've been staking nonsteroidal drugs. tracie potts is live in washington with us. what do we know about these new warnings? >> reporter: what's new here is that the fda now believes it can happen much sooner and at higher doses, typically people who are taking more of it are at a higher risk. they also think it can happen within a week or a few weeks of taking these drugs. many times people are combining the drugs and that's a concern. celebrex a prescription drug that's in that class pretty much everything except for aspirin in that class.

both claim they haven't been able to find a job since the ncaa punished penn state for its handling ofthe jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. >>> we are awaiting the arrival of president obama at the naacp national convention. >> he will be talking about criminal justice reform. >> that speech is expected at any moment. here's a live look from inside the convention center. we'll bring it to you live as soon as the president begins speaking. >>> plus looking to the future. the plan that naacp leaders say they have to keep their organization strong. >>> i'm tracking stormy weather ahead for tonight. some in philadelphia already. some areas, it could cause some flooding. i will show you the neighborhoods at the highest risk. >>> any recent head injuries? >> listen, i played football. >> i know who you are. >> coming up tonight on "nbc 10 news at 5:00" it's the video that has the sports world talking. we see former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb being arrested for dui. the new information ahead on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪

. >>> tonight at 11:00 an ncaa champion a year ago, the story of cameron wilson and his road towards the pga tour. he is playing here in the bay this weekend. >> thank you. >>> next on abc 7 news at 9:00 the bay area police department that hash y made what he said about pursuing women outside his marriage. >> one of the most expensive coffees but it is brewing up controversy. the problem is bigger than where the unusual coffee comes from tonight at 11:00. >>> a refreshing social media campaign has become a nationwide sensation. two members of the department began posting photos of every lemonade stand they visited and it has become a hit. the hash tag has now spread to 11 states and includes 25 law enforcement agencies. officers say requests are pouring in for them to visit. >>> that is it for abc 7 news at 9:00. thanks for watching everyone. we'll see you again at 11:00 over on abc 7. pete: warning. please do not attempt any of the activities presented in the show. they are dangerous and-- psst, buddy, come here. yeah i wanna say something to you. man: [bleep] pete: you should be we

he was in fact indicted by the ncaas criminal court in the hague for crimes against humanity after theection violence. and that lead to a rather cold standoff with the u.s. and other western countries. that thawed out when those charges were dropped in december last year. quite an atmosphere here. euphoric. so many kenyans see the president as a relative really. the first black u.s. president, the favorite politician of all in kenya without any exaggeration there, and what we're seeing now is a sequence of events. here you see -- this is a -- a -- certainly a state visit, not a personal one. his father who was born and died in the small west kenyan village. that is a place he won't visit, but some relatives are here in nairobi in fact his half sister wearing a white coat could be seen greeting him at the airport, and indeed she boarded the presidential limousine. and his step grandmother is here as well. but tough talking ahead about corruption, good governance trade, a whole host of issues involving health and energy. >> andrew as you say, i can only imagine that it is a kind of eupho

the united autoworkers joined that boycott as did the ncaa. it banned south carolina from hosting any championship events. all three say they'll lift their bans. >>> there will be a legal challenge to virginia's decision to remove the confederate flag from state license plates. the group sons of confederate veterans will go to court to stop the banning of the plates. last week, the flag was called divisive and mcauliffe asked them to work on phasing out the plates. >>> 6:05 now. a developing story that affects millions of you, even if you never worked for the federal government. your information could have been stolen in the office of the personnel management hack. the hackers obtained sensitive information of 21.5 million people. this applies to the spouses, children, neighbors even roommates and friends of people who went through background checks. hackers had access to the personal information for more than a year. this morning, several lawmakers are calling for president obama to fire the head of opm. >>> today we will learn new informatio

the united auto workers union joined that boycott and so did the ncaa.now, it banned south carolina from hosting any championship events. now that the flag is down the bans have been lifted. the universities in south carolina are now eligible to host championship or march madness games. it will be a while before that happens. most march madness sites have been chosen through 2018. south carolina can also host ncaa women's basketball regional games and it is not just basketball here, football bowl games can also come back to south carolina. charleston actually lobbied for a palmetto bowl in 2004 but it was turned down because of the ban. now, this weekend, the naacp will introduce a measure to lift its ban. the group could hold an annual conference in the statement the united auto workers union has lifted its ban. for more on the flag coming down and what it has meant for sexing and other southern states, need nbcwashington.com and search south carolina. >>> the news in south carolina has had some repercussions in our neck of the woods. to see what's chan

the ncaa tweeted that the flag's removal means south carolina can now bid for college basketball championships, but there are some that still salute it and the naacp says the work is far from over. >> i want fairness, justice and equality for all people. >> the naacp pointed to education and healthcare as places where south carolina is still failing stop of its citizens -- some of its citizens. live in the newsroom bruce leshan, wusa9. >> thank you, bruce. >>> fbi director james comey said dylann roof should not have been allowed to buy the gun he used in that attack in the church shooting in charleston. his previously drug possession charge should have prevented him from getting the weapon. >>> starting today if you're in a shop and get caught selling synthetic drugs in d.c., you'll face tougher penalty and fines. first time offenders will be shut down up to 96 hours and then slapped with a $10,000 fine. repeat offenders could be shut down for a month and pay a $20,000 fine. this is a crackdown on k2 or spice. police say they are leading to a spike in crime. >> this drug is not only dangerous

minutes after nikki haley signed the bill to remove the flag ncaa took notice.ow the ban has been lifted. don't miss the interview with nikki haley on the "today" show. >>> this affects big maim brands like advil and aleve. these drugs may increase your risk of heart attack or struck. >> we see patients with high blood pressure heart attacks, strokes, in heart failure. you ask what's going on with you? you find they've been taking these drugs. >> tracey potts is live in washington. what do we know? >> we know they've been looking at it since 2004 this entire class of drugs not only aleve and advil but motrin. celebrex is a prescription version of this painkiller. pretty much everything in that category except for aspirin. what regulators have found, even in people that do not have additional risk are, they increase the risk of heart disease and stroke. little on too. as little as one week after you take it in some cases. that tends to vary. bottom line, they're increasing this black box warning they had on the drugs before. they want people to know you can't ove

ncaa shows now there will be a bid for the championship game.t could not before because of the flag. others are following south carolina's lead. mitch lander has asked council to declare four statues public nuisances to be removed. it created a flap in halls of congress. speaker john boehner has asked for review of confederate symbols in capitol hill itself. kelly has more. >> listen carefully. a roar of protests and passion sweeping the u.s. house. the sound of raw division. >> the flag of the united states of america. this is not that flag. >> had this confederate battle flag prevailed in war 150 years ago, i would not be standing here today as a member of the united states congress. i would be here as a slave. >> congress is battling over new prerestrictions to remove confederate battle flags from federal property like national parks. democrats say there's no room for debate. >> don't republicans understand the confederate battle flag is an insult to 40 million african-americans? >> this fight started when southern republicans tried to protec

. >> the 1982 ncaa championship is considered by many the greatest of all time, but whoever will forget in the winning moments the hoya's fred brown mistaking north carolina's $ljames worthy for a teammate? the scene of john thompson, jr. consoling brown forever etched in our minds. october 12th, 2012, washington's dream season seemed poised to continue until -- >> here's the 2-2 pitch. >> -- the cardinals somehow resuscitated themselves and went on to the world series. nats players stood dazed in the dugout. >> i will never forget that fred brown, john thompson hug. it shows you so much a i love the new place. thank you. we used a designer from havertys to help blend all of my stuff with dave's one good chair. i love it. that reminds me of when we blended our furniture. yeah. ryan helped me get all my stuff just the way i like it. and emily helped me get all of my stuff right to the curb. that was a great day. yeah. refresh your space at havertys with savings in every room! plus enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. havertys. discover something you. >>> that's our broadcast. you have

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and so did the ncaa. it banned south carolina from hosting any championship events.ere will soon be a legal challenge to virginia's decision to remove the confederate flag from state license plates. the group sons of confederate veterans says it will go to court to keep the state from banning those plates. last month governor terry mcauliffe called the flag unnecessarily divisive and hurtful and asked the attorney general to work on phasing out the vanity plates. >>> we kept most of the severe weather out of our area tonight but storm team 4 cameras did capture a funnel cloud moving over prince george's county. >> we saw it around 7:00 as we were ending the news earlier tonight. take a look at the radar and we'll show you how we were earlier today. not much going on. and then we saw the storms really erupt right around d.c. with some very heavy rainfall. you can see one more time, really erupt right there. we saw a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings there too. i watch this picture. look right here. this is right where that little storm was developing over southea

. >> you came up first a few months ago about having an ncaa style tournament. should pick a president on who would throw the best bachelor party. >> everyone is trying to be relatable to the voters. it is not right out of the back. you have to say billy clinton. >> she tempers with the witnesses,. >> she can switch accents, she can become a different person and she's kind of sappy. but as a general rule if you're trying to plan one of these parties with a candidate specifically and if you have thrown a bachelor party i say carly fiorina. because every bachelorette party when it ends, when you get to the wedding or the reversal dinner, everyone is talking about that one bridesmaid that got a little bit -- you know, the one that danced with a male stripper, maybe it too much whipped cream situation. she looks like she could he that person, which means this could be bad situation. kennedy: you like to say that they are interesting choices, i think that this is an interesting choice. >> he can throw it, this is what he can throw for me. and every guy can do this, h

south carolina can also host ncaa regional games and it's not just basketball here.wl games can also come back to south carolina. charleston lobbied for a bowl in 2004 but was turned down because of the ban. this weekend the naacp will introduce an emergency meeting to lift the bab. the group could decide to hold an annual conference. for more on the flag coming down and what it has meant for south carolina and other southern states, you head to nbcwashington.com and search south carolina. >> let's take you back to live pictures from new york. the national soccer team rolling down the streets of manhattan for a ticker tape parade. more than 20 million people watched sunday as they won 5-2. little girls wrapped in the american flag began lining up early this morning to cheer on their team. very cool. >> a perfect summer day under way. temperatures now near eighty. low humidity in place. with us for the afternoon. then the clouds come in over night. after midnight maybe light showers in the metro and parts of maryland and then through the morning an saturday they drift

his teammate finished the 2014 season as ncaa individual champion.te the one-two punch for years. now both trying to figure the pro game. rodgers entrenched himself in the pga tour. most of the year. wilson a level below. on the web.com tour. hoping to within his tour card by season's end. three round of the classic. the hayward hills. three under. seven back. going into the final round. and what i want to do for a long time. fun to do that some day. play golf for a living. any time you contend in tournaments on this tour. you are playing good golf. any season in whch you are on the tour a good season. i like being back. every time since i graduated. and stanford up here. so, a beautiful day for round three of the classic. kid thinks he is in a park. birdie on seven. three birdies. an eagle. five bogeys. two back after an even par 70. thumbs up. and, atop the leader board. almost chip on 7th. final round play is tomorrow. dodgers, nationals. 2:51. took two days to conclude. game suspended due to not one but three power outages. they were playing unde

. >> like in the ncaa. that's just a programming idea. look i think you're right.e's playing for the left wing of the party, which is not that large. and it doesn't allow a lot of contenders. what's interesting is there's a split between what he's done his record including helping to balance the budget in the 90s, and a pretty conservative governing approach is in ohio with his rhetoric which is in his rhetoric he's a bleeding heart conservative. he's a guy who says when you meet st. peter he's not going to ask you did you shrink the government. they're going to ask you what you did for the poor. well the counter argument that there are no budget constraints in heaven there are some on earth. and in his speech he dismissed ideology. he said ideology is nonsense. that's another way of saying conservative ideology. so he wants to be the guy who campaigns against conservative ideology but has a pretty conservative record. i don't think that's a winning combination. what he's essentially going to have to rely on is a personality, which is engaging and spontaneous and s

you have americans tax reform and aclu and you've got ncaa and naacp and the koch brothers. now you have to give them credit. you got to call it like you see it. there are states from south carolina to california and connecticut who have worked to reduce their prison population over the past five years and they've seen their crime rates fall. that's good news. my administration has taken steps signing the bill 101 against crack and cocaine. yesterday i announced i'm commuting dozens sentences. [applause] under the leadership of attorney general eric holder now continued by loretta lynch federal prosecutors got what he called smart on crime. which is refocusing efforts on the worst offenders pursuing mandatory minimum sentences 20% less often than the year before. that is you don't have to charge the max. to be a good prosecutor you need to be proportionate. and it turns out that we're solving just as many cases and there are just as many plea bargains, it's working only we've eliminated some of the excess and something extraordinary happened. for the first time in 40 years a

the hard-nosed play and the clutch shot-making helped maryland return to the ncaa tournament for the first time since 2010. that is over now. at least in his eyes. he is challenging himself every day. ngry and i want a lot more out of myself. robert: he went undrafted in last month's draft and the chance to make wizard a team loaded at guard are slim. but he will go full blast every time on the court. the same person you see in college. polish up skills and go out and do what i can. >> he has heart but it will be tough. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v kimberly: we look at why segregating the memorial facing resistance. >> small town getting bigger by the m

the ncaa has towed that line long enough until they have convinced people. it is not a flag of hate. the klan carried the american flag, if the confederate flag is a hate crime so is the american flag down. >> this has come down given to the african-american that could have not worked here and to think about what it took, it is a bad bargain for us. i would rather work 40 more years to keep reverend pinckney alive and the loved ones alive. >> the flag will go to the relic room in charleston a few blocks away from the state house. meanwhile in washington d.c., the house of representatives is canceling a vote on whether to allow the confederate flag to be flown in cemeteries run by the national park service. >> a beautiful island of san francisco bay. a processing center for people seeking a new life in america. coming up, the difficult history of angel island. >> and let's give you give you a live look like. sluggish in both directions. you are watching the 4. >>> while it's the largest natural island in san francisco bay. really a tourist attraction and a ni

a few hours from now, president obama ratcheted up his sales campaign to rally support for the new ncaa leer deal with iran. he'll field questions at a white house news conference. his goal tamping down public doubts and the partisan vows to kill the agreement before it goes to congress. good morning. >> reporter: congress is ready and more than willing to get their hands on that deal and in some cases tear through it. but the white house is just as ready. they have an answer ready for every element of criticism. today we're going to hear the president take questions at a press conference. the vice president is headed to capitol hill to talk to democrats. and coming from all sides right now, a hailstorm of reaction. >> we have cut off every pathway for iran to develop a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: president obama got his nuclear deal with iran. the job now, to defend and sell it at home. >> i think that criticism is misguided. >> reporter: taking on the skeptics and critics. asking why the u.s. and five other countries countldn't insist that iran give up nuclear weapons. >> to solve ev

the n -- the national association of -- the ncaa from their steadfast commitment to maintaining it boycottes down we lift the boycott, we look to entertain an emergency resolution at our convention in philadelphia so it's important. >> which is when? >> it is this coming weekend. >> as of this weekend, you expect the boycott will be lifted? >> indeed. we're also looking to shift the battle. so we have a number of other states that maintain these emblems of bigotry and violence. as we move to other states we're looking to move beyond not just the flag but to the real civil rights challenges before the country. >> i want to ask you about baltimore. we've seen big news there yesterday, the commissioner of police fired. he had been criticized for his response. what is the reaction to that and what else needs to be done? >> sure i think the mayor, the rank and file police officers certainly the citizenry in baltimore would agree, that the challenges there are not merely a matter of rotating the personalities or leaders atop the police department but addressing the policing culture in the city o

. >> like in the ncaa. that's just a programming idea. look i think you're right.playing for the left wing of the party, which is not that large. and it doesn't allow a lot of contenders. what's interesting is there's a split between what he's done his record including helping to balance the budget in the 90s, and a pretty conservative governing approach is in ohio with his rhetoric which is in his rhetoric he's a bleeding heart conservative. he's a guy who says when you meet st. peter he's not going to ask you did you shrink the government. they're going to ask you what you did for the poor. well the counter argument that there are no budget constraints in heaven there are some on earth. and in his speech he dismissed ideology. he said ideology is nonsense. that's another way of saying conservative ideology. so he wants to be the guy who campaigns against conservative ideology but has a pretty conservative record. i don't think that's a winning combination. what he's essentially going to have to rely on is a personality, which is engaging and spontaneous and somew

foggy near the coast bay over nature ncaa in.t's cooler pattern for early next week still same sympathy. high pressure inland sympathy. high pressure inland. low pressure over the pacific but a little bit of dryer air has been moving in so it hasn't felt kuwait as muggy as it did the last few days. this area of low pressure as it gets closer will deepen the marine layer as we head toward the second half of the wean. that's going to be the cooler of the two days. cooling will continue heading into the weekend. next week excuse me. fog first thing in the morning for early plans then the fog pulls away then just sits right near the coast. typical summertime pattern requesting into the the big fireworks show tomorrow night. the you take a look. mother nature fireworks in the tahoe area showers thunder saturday. sunday some afternoon thunderstorms and showers and chance lingering on monday. 50's in the morning. 80's in the afternoon. so if heading up there to catch the fireworks be careful and keep in mind that there is a possibility

into sunday night and monday morning so we call for slight chance of showers just heads up if you ncaa case you make the weekends plan. tomorrow morning mid 50's to low skichlts a little drizzle in spots. wipers likely on tomorrow afternoon. nasty day south bay. 90 gilroy nasty day south bay. 90 gilroy. 84 san jose. cupertino. 82 sunnyvale. menlo park peninsula 65 in pacifica. daly city clouds linger. 71 downtown san francisco. north bay upper 80's santa rosa 86 nap a.east bay up to the mid 70's berkeley oakland inland spots you are hot 91 concord. accu-weather 7 day forecast the wide range of conditions continue as we head towards your thursday. then we cool it down a little bit introduce the possibility of some showers. sunday primarily some showers. sunday primarily. this year aides walk san francisco held in 5 days. it's that sunday in golden gate park. register call this number on the screen or visit sf.aids walk.net and keep in mind that even though we do have a possibility of showers it's not going to happen until after the aids walk is over. >> perfect. >> thank you. >> still t

. >> why doesn't the ncaa get involved? to have a morality clause. >> i don't know what the rule is. yeah i think football in this country, though the kind of things that are tolerated, the excuses made for star athletes is beyond the pale. i think it's beyond what we as human beings should tolerate and women, good god, what that guy did was offendsiveoffensive. >> why these star athletes when they become professional end up on tape doing the same type of thing. >> yeah kimberly talked about that in terms of repetitive behavior. there's probably maybe even something in the background. i hope there is a consequence for this because maybe he could be an example for others like don't hit women in particular. >> el chapo -- [ speaking a foreign language ] >> what? >> photos surfaced online showing what appears to be the world's most wanted man, relaxing with a servasa. always a step ahead of the authorities. >> everything was planned to perfection and how he got away with it was it corruption? was it exploiting? the problem wit

fbi investigators arrested 38-year-old matthew mueller ncaa app attorney in connection with the kidnapping. this after police said she and her boyfriend quinn made up the whole thing. >> the fact that we have essentially wasted all of these resources for really nothing is upsetting. >> very troubling they were trying to pin this on my daughter and i mean i gnaw she was in way she would be involved in something like a hoax. >> they held hand and stood alongside the attorney in solidarity. lawyer advising them not to speak because of the ongoing case. they had sharp words for vallejo police. >> go out. find fought there are other guys. get them in custody. >> fbi affidavit scaibs terrifying ordeal inside the valet had home including husband kins and quinn they would be cut or shot if they didn't comply. >> as poor a job as the police department did the alameda sheriff's doves a terrific job. >> the agency recognized similarity between the march kidnapping and june home invasion robbery in dublin. >> i'm glad we caught him because who know what is he could have done. >> couple attorney say th

tonight, it will probably be over by the time you're watching this, but the ncaa championship is happening. between duke and wisconsin. tomorrow night, we're going to be -- this is very exciting. we're going to be announcing, tomorrow night, the winner of the first annual "late night tournament of things." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] so this has been a really exciting two weeks. we came up with 64 completely random things, we put them in brackets, we let people vote on them. and we're down to our two last random things that are facing off. the town of bellevue, nebraska against the musical note b flat. [ applause ] people are voting online and tune in tomorrow, if bellevue wins, hopefully we'll talk to some people from bellevue. and if b-flat wins, i guess we'll play that note. [ laughter ] that's "don't miss tv" right there. [ laughter ] moving on, we spoke about this last week. in the wake of indiana's religious freedom act, which indiana governor mike pence said would not allow establishments to refuse service to gays, a pizzeria in a small indiana town has made news by refusing to cater

>> i was just telling someone tonight, the ncaa athletics they have told us from the very beginning, as long as the flag flies we will not hold events in south carolina. the naacp holds their con venges out of their state. i know this will be a tremendous boom to our local economy and it will be good for everybody concerned. i know that the governor the senate the house and all of its members who supported these issues will be proud of the fact when that flag comes down tomorrow morning. >> and the confederate flag at this point set to come down at 10:00 a.m. here in the united states. >>> now to the state of missouri and a new law there that caps how much money local governments can collect from traffic tickets. it comes after a u.s. justice department report that found officers were excessively ticketing drivers, especially african-americans, to generate revenue in the town of ferguson missouri. the state's governor called the bill the most sweeping municipal court bill in missouri's history. the sponsor of the bill also weighed in. >> for the cities that are out there that are vie

. >> it's like the ncaa bracket. seth: you've given us a lot of things to think about. but, then of course your next job, obviously, after this job, which i hope you do a long time both of you are thespians as evidenced by your incredible work in "sharknado 3." >> oh, thank you. >> seth: my only -- >> thank you. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> don't tell them how it ends. >> seth: i kind of want to tell them how it ends. i think i might again much like pictures show them how it ends. because the only thing i will say i feel like there's not a great chance you will be back for "sharknado 4." let's take a look real quick. >> the sharknado has completely devastated the entire eastern seaboard. >> half the nation's population is retreating to shelters. the government is unable to do anything to stop this disaster but we're not leaving. >> no. >> it's been great working with you. [ applause ] >> seth: i'm saying, don't count you out? >> no, no, no. >> wait a minute. tara reid lost her arm in "sharknado 2" and grew it b

we have now dropped the ncaa boycott, i am so proud of south carolina. i am a lifelong south carolinian i cannot tell you just the absolute pride that i have in my state. >> i can understand that. representative horne, appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >> truly historic day. imagine being told you have terminal cancer to find out later after years of chemotherapy that the doctor your doctor lied to you you weren't sick at all. what happened to dozens of people who finally got their day in court face to face with this man, the doctor who tormented them. that story is next. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transitions® signature® adaptive lenses ...are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit®. upgrade your lenses to transitions® signature®. get up to ninety dollars back when you combine crizal, varilux and transitions... and buy a second pair with xperio uv polarized sun lenses. visit transitions.com to learn mo

. >> who needs your ncaa march madness when you have republican madness all summer long? >> there you go. >> andrea before we let you go hillary clinton, thousands of new e-mails released by the state department. apparently no smoking gun as it's described bay lot of people right now. what are the taketake-aways? >> what went viral was all the e-mail where is she's having trouble working her fax machine. that was intriguing to a lot of people. there's a lot of personal stuff telling john podesta, now her campaign chairman he would wear socks to keep him warm. you know she's asking and soliciting advice from sid blumenthal her former aide and adviser who did not get a job at the state department because the white house said absolutely no because he'd been involved they thought, in a lot of rumormongering about candidate barack obama. so he was parked at the clinton foundation for $10,000 a month. but she did keep soliciting advice from him. so there's a lot of stuff but no smoking gun, and it does beg the question why the special committee into benghazi is getting all this

the ncaa commended the move and ended its 150-year postseason ban on hosting championship events in southolina. here's more from abc's lana zak. >> the sunset for the last time on this symbol of the old south. >> tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m., we'll see the confederate flag couple down. >> take it down. >> get your last close look at there flag. >> opponents won their victory over the confederate battle flas at south carolina's governor nikki haley removed it from the grounds of the state capitol not with a sword but with a pen. >> today i'm very proud to say that it is a great day in south carolina. >> behind her, relatives of the nine who died in the charleston church massacre. their alleged killer pictured here with a confederate flag. >> these nine pens are going to each of the nine families. >> debate over the bill was passionate. >> take a symbol of hate off these grounds. >> i grew up with that flag as a heritage. i didn't see issue. and i don't see issue now. >> jenny horn is a descendent of jefferson davis, the president of the confederacy. >> i think we're going to honor their

he said an ncaa record for blocked shots. he then had a successful career. many in bankruptcy. he wrote a book called "winning the. good to have you here. you say it started as a master's thesis for you in sports psychology. >> yeah. i decided to pursue a masters in it. it was great opportunity. in that thesis i interviewed ten retired basketball players. i asked what they were worried about in that transition and many reported financial distress distress. i wanted to look at that more closely. i wanted to know after being graced with that why they experienced that and if i would experience the same thing. >> people have a typical idea that athletes go out and buy cars and live extravagantly. is that the issue? >> i think that's part of it. if you look at it you miss so much. you have to look at it social logically. when a player, you know chooses to bring a child into the world, how they dos that ha a big impact for the next 18 years of their life and also financial resources is going to be depleted along the line, but it's also how do you bring a child in

. >> in response to the flag coming down, the ncaa is lifting a 15 year ban on south carolina, hosting championship events. we will bring you full coverage of the flag coming down here on aljazeera america. >> the iran nuclear talks will resume tomorrow. then missed a deadline set by congress to turn over plans for a 30 day review. that means congress will now get 60 days to look over any deal. secretary of state john kerry says there's a talent to american patience but also said the u.s. and five negotiating partners will not be rushed. >> we also recognize that we shouldn't get up and leave simply because the clock strikes midnight. >> his iranian counterpart agrees, saying his delegation is prepared to stay as long as it takes, although the meetings are happening behind closed doors a reported sticking point is iranian demand for the lifting of the conventional arms embargo. ali velshi is live for us. you've been in iran several days now. we are hearing about a rise in anti american allies. have you witnessed that and are they tied to these nuclear talks? >> there's one underway rig