and let's turn now to shelly pitterman. >> thank you very much beth. it's really a pleasure to be here. my conversation will start with three perspectives one with libya in specific and as we must, with any refugee situation, look at the neighborhood and then the region almost by definition. but in the case of libya given the security situation and our presence in libya is naturally quite constrained, which gets to some of the points megan mentioned about the level of assistance that can be offered to the displaced persons and, in fact, to some 40,000 refugees as well who are, according to our last count in libya. mostly in the tripoli area. we've had to withdraw our international staff. we've got about 30 to 40 national staff in both benghazi principally in tripoli as well. concentrated in various neighborhoods because, as you said, they are very department on family connections and they have basically been obliged to go it alone in the libyan mess. we work through some international ngos, like international medical corps the danish refugee council as

shelly anderson's husband jason helped supervise the drilling. >> it is the best. he loved it. it was in his blood and he didn't want to do anything else. >> that is where the oil companies put their best and brightest. >> keith jones' son was a mud neuron the horizon. >> the deeper it goes, the more talented and able they want the crews to be. >> more talented to handle the rigorous and ambitious work. for more than two months they had been drilling the reservoir of millions of barrels of oil and natural gas, three miles below the ocean floor, belonging to bp, transocean owning the well and halliburton, contractored to seal it. home videos captured life on board. here the crew became like family, working side by side, weeks on end. >> that was one of the rigs out there. >> tyrone worked one of the under water vehicles. >> did you think it was, at the time, one of the safest? >> of course, i did. >> april 20th, 2010. just saver 9:00 p.m., with drilling complete, the crew of the deepwater horizon entered the final stages of sealing in the well. >> it was just a regular routine d

>> reporter:how his wife shelly dropped the mic on v. stiviano! los angeles on the case. >> reporter:pam, nearly a year to the day, his infamous audio was leaked. which was followed by a very public "he said- she said" battle. >> reporter:this so-called love trianglechalk it up as a win. for the first wives club! >>v: i'm mr sterling's right hand arm, man / his silly rabbit. >>donald crying: i made such a mistake >> shelly: i think what she stole my half, i will get back >> reporter:and she was right! the sterling media circus has victory for his estranged wife, shelly. she was awarded 2.6 milion is donald sterling a racist. >> reporter:the media became very familiar with the front lawn scandal broke. this 32 year old side kick slash alleged mistress owned her 15 minutes, roller skating taking her pet turtle out for some air, and of course she put the full face visor into the national conversation. you know what this thing really needs? windshield wipers games. don't bring black people, and don't come. >> reporter:that explosive deadspin audio ult

shelly sterling's lawyer says she is thrilled and this decision sets a precedent that injured spousesan recover damages. as for stif yan know her lawyer says david, she's planning to appeal. >> all right, linsey, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the nation's chief justice and the unexpected moment today. >>> and then the famous actor, that epic meltdown on set. tonight, the real story revealed right after the break. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours.

and i hope shelly, you can put this into the broader perspective. we often see that internal displacement within a country has consequences far beyond the borders of those countries. i think we'll be seeing that as we hear our panelists discuss today. each of them will talk for a short amount of time and then we'll open it up for questions. and i hope you are busily thinking about your questions, and we'll look forward to hearing from you. we'll begin with megan. megan, welcome. and tell us about your research. >> thank you so much. it's always nice to come home. especially when the weather here is much better than it is in montreal however cold a spring it might have been here. i'm particularly happy to have the chance to share with you today some of the results of a recent study on the displacement crisis within libya and across the libyan borders particularly into tunisia. this is a forthcoming report that i've been working on with two colleagues in ibrahim sharkiya who's with brookings' doha center. and a tunisian researcher and journalist. huda

joining us is shelly palmer.w, shelly palmer digital living who walked onto the set doing it today. >> good to see you. >> how can something become a phenomenon and get wiped out all in one month. >> facebook tried to kill snapchat by building their own. big companies try to kill small companies. twitter launched per scope about four seconds after meerkat launched. they were the darlings of south buy right up until they closed their round on the same day twitter announced periscope. >> look, you have this environment where you're trying to get developers to build apps, build programs on top of your interface and then you make it inhospitable for them to operate them. >> and then there's this, which is we're going to cut you guys out and kill you just to watch you die. meerkat's an interesting and good user experience. periscope ask a great user experience and very integrated into twitter. i have to tweet out what's happening in meerkat now because it's not integrated. five minutes on periscope, hundreds of people

let's go to shelly in california. shelly? >> hi, jim. how are you? real good. >> caller: thank you for everything that you do. i'm so tremendously grateful that i learn a lot from listening. i really enjoy the show. >> you are terrific to say that. thank you i hope i don't let you down. >> caller: oh, never. listen, i have lost half my portfolio since october. >> okay. >> caller: i'm heavily invested in box that i bought at 23. i'm very concerned, because it is doing so poorly. what are your recommendations? >> okay. we have to separate the thing. the company itself is not doing poorly. the stock is doing poorly. i don't care where a stock comes from. i care where it is going to. i think box is going to have a better quarter and a better narrative. they were shell shocked, didn't handle themselves well on the call didn't perform well but didn't give you a good accurate explanation of what good could happen. i say, hold on to box. 17, buy more. >>> flora in florida. flora? >> caller: yes hi jim. i would like to know what you think about the merger of

. >> hello, i'm shelly i'm staff with the planning department and staff to the historic preservationommission and i sit here today to just let you think that the cultural heritage assets committee is a new commission they started meeting in january of this year specifically to deal with the issue of cultural heritage and how do we protect it and support it our traditionally landmarking designation are not board enough to support the uses ego businesses and so we're exploring ways the city can develop new programs to do that so their obviously really existed about the legacy heritage i'm sorry i'm going to mix terms so they're excited about the legacy business program and would like to play a part in developing that cree that this commission will use to dominate businesses to the register and hope bmw's for the next couple of months the committee is holding hearing inviting speakers from city agencies and communities would have an interest in the cultural heritage to share ideas and to lower than better what the landscape needs are for the particular areas so i wanted to off our suppo

all to sterling's wife shelly. might recall she was connected to a leaked phone recording of sterling making racially offensive remarks. that led to his removal as owner of the nba's los angeles clippers franchise. protests planned across the country today in a push to raise the minimum wage. labor organizers are fighting for $15 an hour for fast food and other low wage workers. that push comes just two weeks after mcdonald's announced a pay bump for workers at its company owned stores. that raise fell short of the $15 that workers are demanding. the clouds they are hanging around for today. doug is back with hopefully a sunnier forecast. that's coming up next. jummy: ipads usually run a couple hundred bucks depending on the version but a mystery buyer dropped just over $30,500 on this. that's because it once belonged to the pope. it's engraved with his holiness francisco and vatican internet service march 2013 in both spanish and italian. it was sold at an auction house in uruguay. $30,000 for an ipad. bible app i

shelly sterling claimed her husband stole their property to buy a mansion luxury cars cars and other gifts for another woman. sterling lost his team after an audio team surfaced of him making racist comments. some play saying race relations in hockey just now improving. few were rougher than value james. one of the few african-americans to play in the hockey league, his flailing fists were feared on both sides. but a constant barrage of taunts from fanned helped send him into early retirement, and turn his back on the game that had been his life. i couldn't watch hockey for ten years and i just couldn't enjoy the game. >> he talked about the aingeer and fear he experienced as the target of that. but the books turning point james reclaiming his hockey past visiting where he plays. we all have a choice, you can choose to be the crazy man the die that is going to make everything feel like a piece of crap, or choose to uplift and empower everybody. i choose to uplift as many people as i can. >> the first black player was a canadian in 1958. 11 years after jackie robinson broke baseball's

he says his relationship with shelly row beno is unreelated to his work.es for america, a trade association. she does not lobby schuster directly, but he got more contributions from the airlines industry last year than any other congressman, over $128,000. >>> and sci-fi fans are drooling after getting an early glimpse of the upcoming star wars movie "the force awakens." disney released the 90-second trailer yesterday. it shows ex-wing battles and storm troopers, some new characters, and some familiar faces. >> chewy, we're home. >>> the movie comes out december 18th. anne-marie? >> i have one predilkzer that movie or december 18. a whole lot of people will be calling in sick. a mysterious flu at that time. thanks a lot, jill. >>> adrian peterson is cleared to play in the nfl once again. the minnesota vikings apz running back was reinstated thursday. he missed most of last season while dealing with child abuse allegations. peterson pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and agreed to go to counseling. it's unclear if he'll continue to play for the vikings though.

reg out -- shelly pitterman: if i may? reg out -- regrettably, if you look at the world map, it is only getting worse. every month, there is a new emergency. we just declared moving away from this particular region. we just declare the level one emergency in rwanda because of the outflow of some 8000 refugees. who would have thought after having engaged in a major repatriation program? so, only to suggest that the nature -- the nature of things these times reflects increased conflict, more violent conflict. you spoke of the beheading of the -- more unpredictability but more impunity in less management of existing conflicts. so we have protected emergencies in ways that we didn't have before. you know from your long experience with refugees, and emergency lasted six months, not five years, like in the middle east now. that is why we think that it is really important to think and bigger terms because the humanitarian financial system is broken. it cannot be -- it cannot sustain this kind of commitment. already, we are satisf

adoption of the dog policy the commission endorsed the list of official off leash areas and includes shelly drive and officially off leash since 1979 but the new sign posted at the amphitheater says dogs must remain on leash. none of the codes support that. only the enforcement of the o welian code might be construed for people walking a dog in the official area to be stalked, harassed, terror rised and lied to and ticketed but there is no reason for this radical change of policy with no advance notice, no community input, no explanation and harassing and ticketing people in the park. the signs prohibiting smoking but no code that gives this. in of in of 2013 the commission endorsed the san francisco outdoor children bill of rights which includes the right to ride bicycles. the signs prohibiting riding bicycles can only be endorsed by the use of the park code. commissioners with these signs the department is attempted to make policy by using the o welian park code and the new police force. it has created a debacle, atmosphere of discrimination and harassment. the general manager talks about

shelly sterling sued stiviano to reclaim the money her husband spent while showering stiviano with gifts. an appeal will be filed. >>> a rough landing in japan. a flight skidded off the runway yesterday, tail bouncing on the tarmac. this happened at hiroshima airport. the plane hit an antenna tower. more than 70 passengers had to evacuate. 20 people injured, none seriously. >>> the latest terrifying case here of a driver going the wrong way on the highway. causing one close call after another. the woman behind the wheel allegedly drove more than 11 miles. you see it comes to an end here. 11 miles on three highways in arizona, all going the wrong way. she finally stopped as an officer was about to collide with her. the driver was charged with dui. >>> topping our health headlines, critics charge the government is being unkind to the kind snack bar. the fruit and nut bars violate the health guy lines. natural saturated fat from sources like nuts and coconuts is not only healthy but essential. >>> there's going to be a whole lot of estrogen in one houston home. mom and dad are proud parents

remember shelly's sterling the long-suffering wife, of racist donald sterling? she sd thgh oe th had hatconrsaton o dnald ay mehins. udgeulein favor of the estranged mrs.. that lady will have to give up the bentley and a ferrari the $2 million duplex and whatever else she can shake. good job. they both claim their relationship was not sexual. the vast majority of americans think their taxes are too high. but today is tax day and we are helpless pawns. so we paid the bill. and the senate finance committee has taken issue ex know why did they spend $8,000 on the stair climber? 4.$3 million for market research? everybody hates you. even $4 billion of office furniture. i am on board with all of your objections except the office furniture. if agents are sitting around in discomfort they will take their frustrations out on us. let them be distracted with video games like every other agency. then there lot less likely to take the aggression out on you. tonight to talk about the tragedies in her family if woody allen really made a pass at her. and she was perrier teenag

. >> reporter: shelly hunter calls herself the gift card girlfriend and is a spokesperson for gift cards.comshe says not only do they get lost but sometimes they lose their value. >> we have pretty good consumer laws that make sure stores don't expire them or have fees. if a store goes out of business the rules change. >> reporter: if gift cards are often worstless. that's the case with millions of dollars from radio shack. >> you know it's having financial trouble the urgency is greater. >> reporter: scam artist vs been going after gift cards. take precaution. >> inspection the packagpackaging. buy from the middle of the rack or the back instead of front where the thieves have less likely to have tampered with those. >> reporter: she said she's a big fan of gift cards but don't let them gather dust. >> if you have a gift card from the holidays and you haven't used it you should be using it by now. >> that was nbc bob hanson reporting. >>> it's an event that will tempt your taste buds. hundreds will gather to indulge of the flavors of the philadelphia. thank you very much for being here this

shelly sterling, the wife of donald sterling just won her lawsuit against her husband's alleged mistress. stiviano. remember her? this woman. he bought her a house, range rover, bentley, ferrari, that ridiculous visor. he bought her $2.6 million worth of gifts over the course of 2.5 years and now she has to pay the money back to the wife. i will tell you something, the opportunity to make sweet love to an 80-year-old racist, that no court can ever take away. [ applause ] >> jimmy: this comes to us from the country founder music festival in florence, arizona where one man learned firsthand why it's never a good a idea to fall asasleep in front of your goofball friends. ♪ >> jimmy: am i the only one that thinks that's funny? i don't know. that's why they call it a tank top. you only wear them when you are tanked. if you enjoyed that, this is from mexico. this happened at a rodeo in the town of copa do you know copa >> guillermo: yeah, it's a town in mexico. >> jimmy: so glad i have you. this is one of the reasons being a clown doesn't pay. shakes it off. an everyday occurrence. we have to

long before the controversy over donald sterling's racist comments his wife shelly was suing for $2.6 million. the judge awarded sterling most of that money ruling it as common property that donald sterling secretly used to buy stiviano lavish gifts like a mansion and a ferrari. >> extreme weather now, a tornado in oregon flipping a car upside down at a community college in eugene. >> three other cars were damaged. the back of one person's jeep was lifted right off of the ground. maria, good morning. >> good morning. good to see you. it is all associated with the big storm system moving in to the west. the same storm could bring heavy snow across parts of the central rockies. we have winter storm warnings across utah and extending into wyoming. you can see the snow right now coming out on the radar across those areas. we are talking potentially more than a foot of snow out there. out here over the last several days we have been receiving several houndsrounds of showers and thunderstorms. you can see the rain moving in. parts of alabama and georgia because of the slow frontal boundary

now, just last night saturday night, we've got to 10 shelly 700 people losing their lives. the numbers are getting bigger and bigger and the pressure on the european leaders is getting bigger to find a comprehensive solution and some kind of humanitarian responsibilities, as well. italy's prime minister is insistent that there has to be some way of saving these people. it's not enough to try and close the borders. it's not working not deterring people from setting off from north africa and the burden of rescuing them and taking care of them is fouling on greece and italy, he's been speaking today with the french president francois hollande, he spoke had the maltese prime minister. they hope for more concerted action i don't mean europe. the policy chief is going to table the issue of the migrant problem at a meeting of foreign ministers in luxembourg on monday. the hope is that european leaders from the northern countries come up with some way to relieve the pressure on italy and greece when it comes to coping with the influx of playingmigrants we've seen. >> a military com

and shelly fulton is also mother of two and aaron maven, former nfl player who works with underprivilegedsk children. you're not a mother as far as i know. you've been talk a lot about driving while black and you recently had an incident with baltimore police which has encouraged you ivan moree even more with dealing with these issues. >> i think men of color in this country have all had situations like that. we were driving in my own community and pulled over not given a reason why we were pulled over no traffic violations or suspicion with my vehicle, but we were made to get out of the vehicle, and made to give the police our information and give them our identification and our cell phones which was odd to me but when they gave us our id's back, we went to pultt them in our pockets and as we did, the police officers grabbed at their weapons and said keep your hands where a you can see them and for me and my cousin that was a scary moment and basically, it was a situation where we had to comply with everything law enforcement was saying because you know how these things can carry out. an

and that was obvious when shelly miller gave her the chance to show off for the camera. >> when i first the first outfit everybody said wow, you look so pretty. and i kind of was blushing a little bit. but when i got on thete walkway, i thought i could just be me. it matters, my personality, not what you see on the outside. >> kim's social worker says she's a wonderful child. >> kim is so expressive bubbly she loves fashion, she loves dancing. she loves singing. >> she says while kim loves playing dressup and modelling, she's a very good student. in fact, she loves school. >> what is your favorite subject? >> math spelling and reading. >> you're doing well? >> yeah, i made honor roll this quarter. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> it was a special day for kim. and one we hope will lead to a forever family and the love kim long for. what a wonderful little girl. incidentally the photographer who works with us all the time with wednesday's child, she volunteers and takes pictures of her wednesday's children. if you have room in your heart and home for kimberly what a fabulous

atf certificate tim shelly demonstrates. >> it is telling us that is sugar. >> reporter: that was essentially seconds? >> ruffle 20 seconds. >> reporter: in a sample collected at the murrah building, how long would that have taken? >> hours. maybe a day to get the analytical results back. >> reporter: precious time and could mean the difference between losing a suspect and catching one. gone are the days of simple scene mapping and photos of the scene. >> with this new technology, we are looking at light years what we had just ten years ago. >> reporter: starting with this camera purchased just months ago. >> these images are high-degeneration. a hundred pixel camera and allows us a 360-degree view. >> reporter: lab results and video and reports and allowing prosecutors to lead a potential jury on a comprehensive walk-through at the trial. how much space is this saving? >> tremendous amount of space. from what used to be several binders, we reduce this down to one cd or one thumb drive. >> reporter: the center looks ahead to the next potential blast and building and detona detonating bombs li

shelly sterling claimed her husband, the former owner of the clippers used some of the money to buy ase, cars, and stocks for stiviano. it caused him to lose ownership of the clippers last year. time now to head to new york with what's ahead on the "today" show this morning. >> that's right. for that we say good morning to matt lauer and hoda kotb. >> hey, rosemary, vai, nice to see you both. coming up on wednesday, debate raging. a police officer using his car to take down a suspect. was that excessive force or life saving move. we'll tell you what the police are saying. >> also did you get a flu shot for your dog? the deadly outbreak, a first in the u.s. that has veterinarians sounding the alarm. >> those plus have you heard the ceo, vai, raising every one of his workers salaries to at least $70,000? the guy is being called the best boss in the country. as you can see he's live in our studio this morning. he'll tell you where you can send your resume. >> some of our crew is lining up. making me nervous. >> exactly. that's when we see you on a wednesday morning here on "today," guys.

. >> that was air force veteran shelly manhart. was arrested defending the american flag which protesters has been abusing. tonight there is a dramatic new development in this case involving this man, eric shepherd. watch. >> the meaning for the stepping on the flag that flag represents white supremacist which is plaguing the entire earth. >> well, it turns out there is a massive manhunt for mr. shepd shepherd after he reportedly wanted to shoot students at the school. >> reporter: well megan, this keeps getting more and more frightening. to think it all started with that protest over the american flag. now the lead protester is a wanted man. police call him armed and dangerous. tonight we are getting an emotional plea from his parents. on the campus anxiety grows. just as the manhunt intensify, dozens of officers and a k-9 unit going yard-to-yard looking for eric shepherd. his father in town from atlanta and with deep concern in his eye, gave us this plea. >> please make the right decision and turn yourself in to either the author

sister, sally and shelly, and even mom. them. >> chief money counter. >> reporter: sorting a sea of grown. planting, then selling. 50 plus different strains of recreational and medical marijuana. >> this is a plant that's been harvested ready for trimming now the purple urkle p. what i'm holding her retails for about $1,000. >> dixie eliks iris also a best seller. >> reporter: dixie elixor going over night. 46-year-old trip keever is ceo of one of the most successful marijuana edibles in the country. his sophisticated oil extraction and purification machines help pump out about 8,000 pot products a day. >> most popular product? >> reporter: the eliks ir. about 50% of our revenue. >> drinks and cannibis chocolate bars sold in hundreds of pot shots around the country. he predicts his business could be worth $1 billion in the next two years. >> this is more than a full-time job p. in some respects it is a movement and have you to be fanatical in your commit tomt it. >> report they say most of their money goes back into the bus

it's still going to be a fitness tracker first. >> shelly thank you very much.eciate you being with us. mandy. >> thank you. >>> it is all about star wars today and julia sits down exclusively with disney ceo bob iger. that interview still ahead. >>> plus -- >> the city in today's powerhouse is home to the wharton school of business host of the first thanksgiving day parade and the liberty bell lives here. can you name that city? ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. one of the best things about priority boarding is you can just get on the plane and relax. i put everything on the explorer card. i really want my

shelly sterling claimed her husband who gave stiviano millions in gifts wasn't free to give anything away until he had consent. >>> a tornado touched down, two cars were flipped over as the small tornado touched down in eugene. that's south of portland. one car was lifted more than six feet off the ground before it came crashing back down. there were people inside those cars that flipped over and fortunately, they were not hurt. what -- >> good for them. how scary. >> for sure. >>> around here we're dealing with a soaker yesterday. waking up to a little damp weather, but looks like things will improve. >> let's hope all the rain washed out the pollen though, tom. >> please. >> it did. the tree pollen anyway. we'll have that kind of building today as we gradually dry out. good morning. we still have damp pavement and sidewalks but we're hovering around 50 degrees around 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. as well. if you're waiting for the metro you'll be glad you're wearing a light jacket. you can ditch the umbrella, the slicker and the rain boots. later this afternoon you'll be comfortable in long s

. >> i then shelly wrote in? >> kids can't eat the spaghetti because of little piece -- >> i can't eat that plate of spake it. >> i talk about picky eaters. jen, when you are cooking at home do you have these kind of problems? of course, killed are spoiled rot on. my kids eat hummus brown rise salmon we go foot new place in suburban square, guys beautiful pizza comes out, rob has this specs of basil, why is there green stuff in here. i can't eat anything with green stuff. this is my favorite. landry jane team daddy all day all night. i go to open her up a yoqret. i can't eat. >> this you opened t i wanted dad toy open t like that's a big one. my other favorite? with the feeling every fruit you start peeling a banana, hand it to them to get the party started i can't eat this. you started peeling it. by the way when my children say this later they'll be very upset with me. >> specially my kids, brody will eat brussels sprouts all kind of things traditionally children didn't eat. when he won't eat a pizza because it

let's turn to shelly, high commissioner for refugee. >> thank you very much, beth. it's a pleasure to be here. my conversation starts with three perspectives. one, libya specific talking on briefly, and as we must with any refugee situation, look at the neighborhood and region by definition. in the case of libya given the security situation, our presence in libya is naturally constrained, getting to the points mentioned about the level of assistance that can be offered to the displaced persons, and n. some 40,000 refugees as well who are, according to the last count in libya, mostly in the tripoli area, so we've had to withdraw our international staff. we've got about 30 to 40 national staff in both benghazi principally in tripoli as well and we work to the extent that anything can be accomplished in support of the displaced populations that are concentrated in various neighbors, because as you said they are very dependent on family connection, and they've basically been obliged to go it alone in the libyan mess. we work through some international ngos like internat

she must return $2.6 million worth of gifts including a house and exotic cars to sterling's wife shellyight recall she was connected to a leak to phone recording of sterling making racially offensesive remarks. that led to the removal as owner of the los angeles clippers. larry: the u.s. flag at the white house and other flags across the country are flying at half staff today. tomorrow is the 150th anniversary of the death of abraham lincoln. he died a day after being shot while watching a play at ford's theater. now, a number of events are taking place in d.c. jeanette reyes shows us some of the tributes. jeanette: it was like a day of time travel in d.c. you were taken back 150 years, exactly to the day that abraham lyn on died of a gunshot wound to the head. dozens dressed in period clothing re-enacting the moments that would change the course of american history. it was on these very steps 150 years ago that dozens were told the tragic news. abraham lincoln was dead. >> ladies and gentlemen, has president has breathed his last. jeanette: history buffs and others were immersed in liv

my question is, what is your response to ben shelly at the arizona-washington game? amanda: i think mr. shelley is a very unfavorable president at this time. because he has done some very -- [applause] he has done some things that are very questionable. when we have seen or heard that mr. shelley was sitting up in the box seats, i knew that this was another trick of the washington team, of dan snyder. they had been going through indian country and trying to find any native american group president, council member, or whoever to endorse them. they looked far and wide. it was like a campaign to look for anyone who was willing to do that for them. they got that with two or three code talkers. they got the navajo nation president and they got some groups out there. there were also groups who turned down their gifts as well. i think that was just a part of the strategy that they were using and they got been shelley. i said i was very ashamed of him as a president that he would do that with such a controversial person at such a controversial time. i actually got a chance t

my question is, what is your response to ben shelly at the arizona-washington game? amanda: i think mr. shelley is a very unfavorable president at this time. because he has done some very -- [applause] he has done some things that are very questionable. when we have seen or heard that mr. shelley was sitting up in the box seats, i knew that this was another trick of the washington team, of dan snyder. they had been going through indian country and trying to find any native american group president, council member, or whoever to endorse them. they looked far and wide. it was like a campaign to look for anyone who was willing to do that for them. they got that with two or three code talkers. they got the navajo nation president and they got some groups out there. there were also groups who turned down their gifts as well. i think that was just a part of the strategy that they were using and they got been shelley. i said i was very ashamed of him as a president that he would do that with such a controversial person at such a controversial time. i actually got a chance t

thanks to the panelists megan bradley, shelly. join me in thanking them. [ applause ] >>> on the next washington journal, john lott and ted ted alcorn. on protecting gun rights. and colleen u banks, executive director of national child support enforcement system discusses that system in the u.s. and reporter will discuss the use of executive action. we will take calls, join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on cspan. >>> here are some of the featured programs this weekend on cspan networks. saturday evening the white house correspondents annual dinner. live coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern with red carpet arrivals, remarks by president obama, and entertainment by "saturday night live," ses lee strom. and sunday former reporter judith miller on time in prison for not revealing the source of her reports before and during the iraqi invasion. 10:00 a.m. on cspan2. book tv is at annapolis. former attorney general alberto gonzales, and sarah wildman on world war ii and the holoca

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to her senior law school students and you remember this from your law school days, there she is, shellyck. she's saying we know you're studying for finals but we'll delay your finals if you go up to baltimore and says we would be pleased to support a student organized teach-in and sounds like the dean at this law school in the district of columbia is clearly on the side of the protesters or is sympathetic to their plight. >> that there is absolutely no doubt, steve. i flash back to my days at brooklyn law school representing the young lords and the activist groups in the civil rights and anti-war movements. young people are liberal almost by nature the majority of them. you know? they say that if you're not liberal whether you're young, you have no conscience f. you're not conservative when you're old, you have no sense. i believe that this is part of a tradition that is longstanding. they can be filled with their righteous indignation in the safe confines of the law school. the dean can get them stirred up, you know -- >> is it irresponsible of the dean to do this, or do you think -- >

shelly sterling has sued to recover millions of dollars in gifts her husband had given his former companionv. stiviano, gifts that include a home, a bentley and a ferrari and stock. the court ordered stiviano to pay sterling $2.6 million. if you needed reminding, it is april 16th, sorry, folks. deadline day for filing income tax return or at least asking for an extension. the irs estimates millions of americans have yet to file so they're bracing for long lines at the post office. >>> fresh groceries are on their way to the international space station this morning. on tuesday a rocket took off full of surprise and the crew will be getting a specially designed espresso maker. the first one of those ever to be used in orbit. do they get extra latte and extra foam with that? how not to dunk a basketball. take a look, an employee with the utah jazz was trying to use a trampoline to show off. >> oh! >> it didn't go as planned and ended up doing that face plant into the mat below. he wasn't hurt except for maybe his pride. >> certainly not going to be a good move. >> one thing you miss, though. c

shelly sterling had sued to recover millions of dollars in gifts her husband had given his former companion v. stiviano. on tuesday a judge ordered stiviano to pay sterling $2.6 million. >>> if you needed reminding, it is april 15th. sorry, folks. deadline day for filing your income tax return or at least asking for an extension. the irs estimates millions of americans have yet to file. so the workers are bracing for a last-minute rush of returns. >>> fresh groceries on their way to the international space station. on tuesday a spacex rocket took off. the crew will be getting an e pres sew maker. the first one to be used in orbit. and how not to dunk a basketball. take a look. an employee with the utah jazz was trying to use a trampoline to show off his stuff. didn't go as planned. ended up doing that face plant into the mat below. wasn't hurt below, except for maybe the pride. >> that looks like paul blart 3. >> that's why he's an employee of the jazz not a player of the jazz. >> precisely it. >>> one thing you missed though can we play some audio for a second. ♪ when a man loves a woman ♪

to you, shelly, are european doing enough in responding to the exodus from libya? most thought it was a wonderful initiative that ended and is something like that needed? >> not to put you on the spot. >> that's why i'm -- perceived by europe to be a factor, and without too much controversy it's clear now in the year that followed, the numbers increased, the numbers have increased on the high sea, and so he was a good initiative by italy, and it should have benefitted for more support from europe generally, but that's that. it is what it is, one would say, and now there's an alternative approach focused more on border control, border management. yesterday, the european council decided to triple the investment in the operation, and which is i guess a -- you know, a fair reaction to what is been happening in the month of april especially with the last tragedy tragedy. most of you should know by now that 900 people or more died in one single accident -- 1200 people have died already on the sea -- on the high seas since 1276, since the beginning of this year. so it is