sarah coates reports >> reporter: this is the man at the center of a storm in the nba donald sterlingllegedly caught on tape telling his girlfriend not to post photos of herself with black people and not to bring african americans to clippers' games >> it bothers me a lot. if you want to broadcast that you are associating with black peopl people. do you have to? don't put them on instagram for the world to see to call me. don't bring them into my games. >> the league says there will be no sanctions against the clippers or their owner in the they confirm it is his voice >> the audio is truly offensive and disturbing. we intend to get to the bottom of it. >> it shouldn't be african-american men. it's about being human. we are not going to get to what race they are. this is our team. that's the way we are going to keep it. no one was happy about it. >> with the playoffs ongoing across north america, many high-profile players have already. >> there is no room for that it takes our game. we can't have it from an owner, a player, doesn't matter if you are black, white, hispanic. we can't ha

sarah coates, al jazeera. >> we'll have more on this developing story from america with andy, and that will come later in sports. >>> it's been 20 years since south africa held its first apartheid elections. celebrations will be held all over the country to mark the end of white minority rule. but many say move needs to be done. we have reports from johannesburg. >> photographs of her family bring back fond memories but she said she sometimes gets annoyed. she voted for freedom in south africa's first democratic elections in 1994. she said young people don't know what the like to live under apartheid. >> because we lived like--we used to live like dogs. >> reporter: violet calls apartheid the dark days. those who protested were arrested by the government and sometimes killed. many helped to end the oppression. this 23-year-old learned about apartheid through school and word of mouth. she knows without aparthei--shen apartheid she wouldn't be doing this job. >> there are issues that come up because of the caliber of leadership that we have in our country. this is definitely riddled with

sarah coates, al jazeera. >> at the top of the english premier league, form going in to the game haslittle up and down. they have lost two of their last five games. they will line up without their leading scorer who left the last match with a calf injury. chasing champions league and face athlet co madrid. the management are keen to not let that distract them. we have as much desire to win or to try to win the premier league as we do the champions league. the full focus is sundayer land tomorrow. we hope we will have a chance of accessing that game. the first thing sunday morning, head straight to athlet co. >> six games in total in the english premier league on saturday. the every kickoff sees to the tot hosting fulham. >>> the palestinian football is hoping to get their is reali counter parts from fifa, saying they are restricting players and coaches from moving between and out of the occupied territory tfifa recognized a problem and set up a task force with the aim of signing an agreement with both sides. they told al jazeera they can propose a resolution at the congress of fifa t

sarah palin is a flutist i have to watch that on demand. temperatures in the 40s and 50s now. it's chilly enough for a coat. later on today you can probably ditch that jacket so 66 degrees later on here, peninsula 65, same for the east bay. upper 50s, you want to keep that coat with you in san francisco, showers in less than 24 hours. right now here's mike inouye. >> no showers yet. we have a smooth drive and a dry road to start the day. palo alto moves nicely for 101 and the same for 280. we'll show you the maps and the peninsula side is on the left. the the bay area, though, as far as our maps and sensors are concerned looking light right now. the only slowing is westbound out of the altamont past. eastbound does show a start as more traffic hits t volume light now out of that portion of your day. 242 you make the transition sounds like a stalled big rig. watch it at the curve. no major disturbance. traffic light out of antioch. a lighter flow as schools rotate for spring breaks around the bay. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 5:26. still to come on "today in the bay," live to ft. hood for the latest

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