. >> never amrid to pplied to me. i am not a dennor more than she is.he sperm, egg put it in a test-tube. why, i am a man. does that make me a donor? >> definitely an area where technology is outpacing the law. and the law is trying, it is struggling, it is grappling to figure out a way to deal with these changing technologies. >> reporter: it might sound lkek a he said/she said. the gray area the law. in california a man who goes to a doctor to donate his sperm has no parental rights unless there is a written agreement before conception. patrick and shriver did not have that. but the law also says the man who essentially acts like a parent towards his child can be recognized as a parent. and that's how patrick sees himself. >> i will fight with everything i have to get my son back. >> reporter: after court today shriver would not talk to us. but she did send a written statement saying "i chose to use a known donor over a stranger based on jason's expressed commitment he would not seek parental rights to my child. and the reason she no longer wants patr

conference call this afternoon working to officially put sterling on notice and if sterling come ppliesng? this is what magic johnson had to say. >> i will be owning an nba team at some time. is the clippers the right situation? he had made money. despite what we think of him he has done a good job with his business. so we just have to wait and see. >> wait and see, sound words to follow. i spoke with one woman who interviewed the woman over the phones. we have a contact with forbes wealth and told me she was once a bit of a target. listen. >> he can be charming. he also has a very short temper. i have had the experience of being chewed out by mr. sterling on the phone because he disagreed with our network estimate. he said the team is worth more than forbes has valued and that his real estate is worth more. >> forbes' value on sterling's wealth is $1.4 billion. appreciate you coming on with us. talk to us about what is happening this afternoon with the ten team owners. what have you heard. >> if anyone valued me at $1.9 billion, i wouldn't quibble over decimal points. i can tell you th