, homage of from ways there were to get showtime versus 2013 and to see all the content you produce in the platforms it is on, the competitiveness, the rapid way it is all changing. if you step back, we just thought this with olympics. there was tremendous content available on all platforms. there's always going to be a specific case. each company finds a way to support an innovative -- innovate it. i look at twitter's role as helping social media change the way people here about things -- hear about things. there are a lot of positives about ways to consume about one third have not been there all the years. >> about that. let's bring in hardware. know, they have big customers. they brought this from google. telling that you have seen an opportunity in broadband. little bit about some of these consumer hardware pieces. ku have seen apple tv, rope box. is there some opportunity there for you? >> there is both a vet and an opportunity. we view those decisive test the devices as attitude. for the most part, they plug into a box that a cable provider provides. they are streaming traffic ov

[applause] >> next, writers and creatures of show and showtime -- creators of show and showtime talk about cable versus broadcast television. this is also from the 2014 cable show. it is about 20 minutes. >> we do not have much time. we have much time to cover everything. cable dramas have come so far in the last decade. there have been so many iconic characters created. mackey,hite, vic knowing that is the idea of creating new characters now. do not think so. there are a million stories to tell out there. they give you knows i can you make it darker or more ambiguous. there are no limits on what your characters can do or say. you get to explore in a grown-up way. rand is thek whose quality of storytelling, which is how cable distinguishes itself, you really want to make a great show. that is the brand of the network is as if trying to make a four quadrant hit. consider trying to make a four quadrant hit. >> what is wonderful for me is how the audiences are responding to characters that are morally ambiguous. i still do not understand why some organizations are so how fast on the for

you have got showtime anytime, which is a play in the streaming game. go,e apps, along with hbo very important and popular with consumers these days. how do you see a transaction like the ones the operators are working on now, how that affects you? for instance, roque to -- roku will not work with streaming over comcast. it will over time warner cable. we will see, if the merger goes through. does that matter to you? >> first of all, it is great to be up here with the entire cable industry now. the biggest benefit we see is t&e is when the go down. we have great relationships with charter, with comcast. the business is evolving very quickly. the use of technology to better serve our customers is very important to us. it is a dialogue we have constantly with all of our customers, not just charter or comcast. situationsre will be like that that will take some time to work themselves out. from our standpoint, we try to focus on the brand, what we are delivering to consumers, and using the technology, whatever technology is available to us among diverse pla

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they use showtime. have see these all of the technology. >> i would just add if i could that if you look three years ago , homage of from ways there were to get showtime versus 2013 and to see all the content you produce in the platforms it is on, the competitiveness, the rapid way it is all changing. if you step back, we just thought this with olympics. there was tremendous content available on all platforms. there's always going to be a specific case. each company finds a way to support an innovative -- innovate it. i look at twitter's role as helping social media change the way people here about things -- hear about things. there are a lot of positives about ways to consume about one third have not been there all the years.

the next edition of "60 minutes sports" premieres tonight on showtime.news for tonight, for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. a calcium chew this decadent blah complaints from almost ever in oakland. but tonight, we >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> too much crime, not enough comes. those complaints from almost everyone in oakland but tonight we ask, are tax willing to pay for more cops? >> in an exclusive kpix 5 poll more than three-quarters of people we surveyed say the city does not have enough police officers. there is clearly a need for more so we sent our phil matier to find out who is willing to pay for them. >> reporter: this is a long- standing tug of war here in oakland and you would think the answer would be pretty obvious. so you might be surprised at what we found. here's the story. >> reporter: ask oakland residents what their top concern is and you're likely to hear -- >> crime and violence. >> reporter: but ask voters if they are willing to pay an extra $98 a year on a parcel tax for more cops and a

showtime, cbs, gave me everything i asked for and even more. mgm grand. a deal with the mgm grand. you know, the best hotel in the world. everybody is asking always, who are you fighting? who are you fighting? we don't know. >> with the right and another right by mayweather. >> coming in. there's a combination. and a right hand to the body by mayweather. >> what's been going on in my life as far as business, real estate. i'm big in the new york real estate. i own a lot of buildings in times square, new york, city. that's where i have a lot of money invested in. right now my main focus i want to take my company to that next level. but everything takes time. patience. that's the main thing. that's what i try to teach these fighters. i took the torch from mike tyson and some day another fighter will take the torch from me. that's how it goes in business. mike tyson at the mgm. now i'm at the mgm. soon there will be another fighter at the mgm. i can be on the opposite side. hopefully it's one of my fighters. that's how it works. but, you know, like my career,

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then it was showtime. >> hello, everybody. >> hello. >> hi. you know david from yesterday. >> i really enjoyed being able to participate in this contest because it gave me the opportunity to reach out to teens and show them that even in a bad situation, they can make a good decision. over the last couple of days, i really enjoyed working with alan and his production team and the kids from the high school that came and were our actors, and i really hope you enjoy the psa as much as i do. thank you. >> i'm sure we will. >> all right. [ rock music plays ] >> cool party. >> what do you guys want to drink? >> can i have a head-on collision with a concussion twist? [ tires screech, window breaks ] >> make mine a fatal accident with no survivors. [ tires screech, siren wails ] >> and you? >> a designated driver, please. you know, just a bottle of water. >> awesome! >> you're a lifesaver. >> great. that is fantastic. >> i like it. >> so nice. very, very good. >> it was very well done. >> it's really good. [ laughs ] >> i love it. >> so, you did a good

on this week's edition of "jim rome" on showtime roger mason jr. says lebron james is prepared to lead a boycott if the clippers' ownership issue isn't resolved by next season. >> i was just in the locker room three or four days ago. lebron and i talked about it. he amt playing if sterling is still an owner. >> reporter: three quarters of the nba's owners muff agree to terminate sterling's ownership. no vote has been scheduled. bigad shaban, cbs news, los angeles. >>> sterlings' clippers played oklahoma city in the fifth game of the western semiconference files. we'll have an update in sports. >>> firefighters got an upper hand on a fast moving wildfire in san diego andeveral acres. evacuations were issued for a thousand homes and businesses. about half a dozen fires are burning in california this morning. they've been fueled by gusting winds and a prolonged drought and record-high temperatures. richard allen of our san diego station kfmb reports. >> all right. everybody's tired and ready for bed and we just got home. >> reporter: for this resident

it's showtime. matt always figures out a way to be up there at the end. need ear factor in practice or qualifying. as kevin harvick and jeff gordon both just logged their fastest laps of the night. kyle larson in that 42 right now he's running in the 12th position and there you see greg biffle in the 16 just behind him in 13th. >> biff has a little right side damage. got in the wall going off turn one but wasn't very severe and hasn't affected the car much at all. that was early on, several laps ago. >> he makes battling for 3rd, dale earnhardt jr. and jeff gordon. jimmie johnson moves to the inside of brad keselowski for 14th. >> on that last caution, jimmie johnson took four tires, brad keselowski they did fuel only. >> jeff gordon trying to get some clean air across the hood of his chevrolet. takes 3rd away from his teammate. >>> three hendrick chevrolets running 3rd, 4th and 5th right now with johnson 14th with four new tires. so looking pretty good tonight for hendrick's racing operation. >> let's take a look at the pit stop averages for four tire st

on showtime monday night. episode features reporting from actress jessica alba and thomas friedman what that episode doesn't have is guns, any guns, really, lots of guns, your favorite fast food chains either. i will bring that to you, next. >>> it has now been 18 days since we first brought you the story of the effort by the national rifle association and its allies to top the sale of a smart gun with the potential to save lives. 18 days since new jersey state senator loretta weinberg came on this show and offered to repeal a law mandating the exclusive sale of smart guns in her state, if the nra would agree to finally stop blocking smart gun technology and let it come to market. 18 days of the nra simply refusing to acknowledge that offer of a truce or to respond at all. nra has a pr disaster on its hands and it's not just because everybody is now hip to the fact they are standing in the way of a gun that could save lives. it's because the gun rights movement increasingly looks like this. yeah. you see that

lessons she brought down from the mountain this coming wednesday night on 60 minute sports seen on showtimehe cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york, and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the chain of events that le a fatal crash. the teen who stowed aw >>> a bay area freeway shut down for hours. the chain of events that led to a fatal crash. >> the teen who stowed away on a flight to hawaii has returned to the bay area but he is not back with his family. >> thousands turned away without being interviewed. why the job fair at tesla had to be shut down. >> kpix 5 news is next. ,,,,,, slamming into the center di on a bay area freeway. the series of events that led to the close of all eastbound lanes. good evening, i'm ann >>> an suv on its roof after slamming into the center divide on the bay area freeway. the series of events that led to the closure of all eastbound lanes. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian

. >> we'll visit a camp where every hour is showtime. >> this is a summer camp where the stars are shining indoors. >> one, two, three, four. >> ♪ nobody told you the best way to see... ♪ >> the camp is called stagedoor manor. >> it's a performing training center for kids from the ages of 10 to 18, and we get kids from every continent in the world, actually, except antarctica. >> you know, i looked up who lives in antarctica. i found that the world's most-southern continent has a permanent human population of... zero. no wonder they don't get kids from there. however, if they ever open admission to penguins, antarctica has 30 million of those. no need to be shy. the manor opens its stage doors wide for anyone who loves theater. no audition is required. unless, of course, you're a visiting penguin. >> where i come from, i'm always kind of different. >> ♪ tell me what's happening ♪ what's the fuss? >> it's like my home away from home, and it's my fourth year. >> we're a drama camp, but, like, the drama offstage is -- there isn't any. everyone's just having so much fun. >> but it's serious fu

for engineers and oscar for showtime nneka most of the eye of klay.professional software like men and transfers deejays. the software and divide runs for $80. >>: folks in florida looks like they're picking up a yard sale and it's not my theory is because of fears of his role in their front yards of advances soaked and split up but off flooding and rain. at 20 in. of rain cover in pensacola of of of these today's breed his dreams were the their waterlogged splintered furniture >>james: we're beginning to see the cool down to a cold as we take a live look outside. this is the bay bridge approach camera. the morning sun is up and or is not going to be cut of as much as it did yesterday or the day before. but it can look at temperatures far stream across the golden gate bridge. we're looking for temperatures to continue to call as we head into saturday and sunday. as a head into the afternoon hours, will be and the mid 80s. the mouse, day and in the and then and now they're looking at low 80s throughout the wine country to this year's seven that are arou

we'll look at his roles in the new showtime series, "penny dreadful." >>> now it's time to show you somehat flyers are being circulated at columbia university alleging four men on ra campus are rapists. one is alleged to be a staff member. it's not known who is behind this list. >>> national geographic says archaeologists found the oldest, most complete ice-age human skeleton in the americas, spotted underwater in mexico. it is more than 12,000 years old. scientists believe the skeleton belongs to a teenaged girl. it do shed light on who the first americans were. >>> the "orlando sentinel" posted video of heisman trophy winner jameis winston shoplifting. taking food if a tallahassee store last month and walking out. winston says he forgot to pay, he was assigned 24 hours of community service. >> i forgot to pay for this big, bulky package. >>> "the new york daily news" says jay-z and his wife beyonce and her sister, solange knowles have made up. this elevator video shows her attacking jay-z. they share responsibility, but are not revealing what triggered the incident. >>> "vanity fair" s

positively impacting the planet he will be a celebrity cars follow on the may fourth episode of showtime's new docu series years of living dangerously and you can see him as the bad boy vampire damon salvatore every tuesday night at eight pm on c w's the vampire diaries actually all it's it there's a and i said to say ok this is thursday thank you for gregory me and what i'll be explain the popularity of the pilot it's an interesting concept i mean this this story particularly resonated with people both young and not so young i think. the younger ones you know there's this weird crazy thing that happens i don't think they quite understand it's that mean the storytelling is awesome but there's this weird little thing we do as humans where when you layer danger and power and sex and wisdom all together you know girls like bad boys they want someone who you know for the most part can be powerful and sexy and so we did the same time and for some reason these vampire dude get to do that and it connects it so it's an interesting residence i understand your addition for other vampire parts in the

you're appearing as a correspondent for an episode of showtime's documentary series the years of living dangerously that was a famous title movies a movie tell me about this what is this obviously getting a show like lost in vampires changed my life but i think this ultimately is the most important project any of us have ever been a part of jerry weintraub said that james cameron said that. you know when you get a phone call from your manager and he says hey listen showtime is doing this show this guy's from sixty minutes went to showtime he said we want to do a show that's sixty minutes meets homeland but it's true and i thought wow that's amazing and it starts rattling off all these names matt damon harrison ford don cheadle lesley stahl thomas friedman and you. jumped out of my chair and i said what and that was one of the most memorable phone calls that i've ever had led to what would it lead to all to me is the most empowering understanding you know james cameron human set of this is the most important story of our time it's not about just saving polar bears it's about saving us an

his new team-mates were there, robert quinn welcoming him to the d line showtime, and ram and hall of famer congratulating him. eric dickinson. i'm not sure that michael sam could have landed in a better situation. transition should be easier, he has a built-in fan base and he played there at the university of missouri, and he has a coach that knows how to have a good mat sewer team around him -- mature team around him. >> now that he's with the rams, teams are saying the level things. what about other reaction from the league? >> of course there's a lot of good things, and then the bad. some were not happy with the public display of affection, where he kissed his boyfriend in a live audience. and we had a tweet from a dolphins saying omg. we had horible on there. don jones - that tweet as removed, coming after another dolphins player, involved in a bullying scandal, mike pouncey tweeted - great pick. basically dolphins have to worry around their franchise. >> we'll see how he is accepted. thank you >>> still ahead - football of another sport - the world cup set to kick off in brazil

it's showtime.'ve got to come out here and meet mary beth. >> hello. >> i think you found a winner. >> i think so. >> this is mary beth, and she would like to adopt lucy. i was getting a little emotional. that's like my little puppy that's getting ready to go home with somebody. >> what we're going to do is schedule her for surgery tomorrow. >> okay. >> the a.r.l. and most responsible adoption organizations require that all newly adopted animals are spayed or neutered before the day they're taken home. >> i'll see you in a day. >> for lucy that's just a quick surgery with a short recovery. then she'll be able to go home for good. >> very soon, pretty girl. i know. very soon. very soon. very soon. you be a good girl. so i'm going to go check in on the gray pit bull. it's been the 48-hour waiting period. and so now is when jamie and missy will make the decision as to whether or not to put him down. what's the plan with the gray pit, then? >> his 48-hour hold is up today. and of course our kennel space

. >> it's about two minutes to showtime.last minute, making my last minute notes. this is my brain feeder right here. it's going to work out great. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the sunday assembly. [ applause ] >> one, two, three, four. ♪ it's my life, now or never ♪ i ain't going to live forever ♪ ♪ it's my life >> let's hear it. >> nice job, everybody. >> so now i want to talk about home. that's what this weak is all about. for me, as i said, i grow up in west virginia. that's home to me. i picture a little pale langy me in west virginia which is not much different than tall, pale lange ki me. one of the first thing that came out f it for me is safety. home is a place you know where those are my peeps, they got my back. i was the youngest of three ballet dancing brothers in west virginia. which if you're wondering, is not the cool thing to do in west virginia. but my parents gave me the courage, they said yeah, go do this thank you love to do. we love that. you go do that. we'll be behind you while everybody laughs

it's showtime.o come out here and meet mary beth. >> hello. >> i think you found a winner. >> i think so. >> this is mary beth, and she would like to adopt lucy. i was getting a little emotional. that's like my little puppy that's getting ready to go home with somebody. >> what we're going to do is schedule her for surgery tomorrow. >> okay. >> the a.r.l. and most responsible adoption organizations require that all newly adopted animals are spayed or neutered before the day they're taken home. >> i'll see you in a day. >> for lucy that's just a quick surgery with a short recovery. then she'll be able to go home for good. >> very soon, pretty girl. i know. very soon. very soon. very soon. you be a good girl. so i'm going to go check in on the gray pit bull. it's been the 48-hour waiting period. and so now is when jamie and missy will make the decision as to whether or not to put him down. what's the plan with the gray pit, then? >> his 48-hour hold is up today. and of course our kennel space is tight

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me now director of the climate science center at texas tech university and science adviser for showtime'sf living dangerously series. and alex diebold who won a bronze medal for snowboarding. catherine, let me start with you. you are a lead author on the report that came out today. you are an evangelical christian. >> right. >> who is married to a pastor and you're a climate scientist. how does this work? >> all of the above. it's a lot of juggling. >> do you have confidence that the folks that you are in fellowship with at your church are persuadable about what's happening when you work on this report you've got two lives. the life world you live in and your professional life. when you work on a report like this do you think is anybody going to be persuaded to read this? is that what you are thinking when you're working on it? >> absolutely. you could do the best science in the world. if no one reads it, no one uses it to make smart decisions, what's the point? >> when people say you climate scientist hoaxers, warmists and liberals, you are saying anything that's weather is climate. we h

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so i remember going home watching kind of showtime and cinemax trying to convince myself that the feelings was having weren't really real. >> i believed that i would be pushed away by family and friends if my sexuality became my scar let letter, an inindividualsible badge of shame. >> it was that realization that would ultimately come to define the person davis had to be and who he would eventually become. davis was a standout defensive back for the 1995 overland high school team that was a runner up in the colorado state championship game. >> yeah, so there was a kid in high school and we will call him thomas. right? and thomas was really one of the few ultima openly gay kids. so spent a lot of years bullying thomas. his strength was so blinding that the only thing that i could do was make fun of him. >> did you ever tell anybody or confide in anybody? >> i did not tell a single sole i was gay until actually saying the words that i am gay until you was out of the n.f.l. i dealt with so much self hatred, it was exhausting. the mental power i used trying to hide who i was, i can only imagin

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it was still 12 shy of sleepy boy's nba record 29-point quarter in a play-off game against the showtimerly 30 years ago. alongside now is sleepy floyd. wherever you go especially in oakland is that the first thing people you are reminded of? >> everywhere around the country people remember that game beating the mighty lakers down 0-3. we was down 14 going into the 4th quarter we make a miraculous comeback. i had an outstanding game playing instinctively. the crowd was rocking, fans were great just like it's going to be tonight. the energy in the building will be out the roof. i'm looking forward to a great performance by the warriors tonight. >> let me ask you about the donald sterling issuer. do you feel that the nba players missed an opportunity to make a real bold statement? should they have boycotted last sunday's game? >> november. what -- no. what they did was enough. these guys work tremendously to work where they are. there's a lot of blood, sweat, tears and injuries to get to this position. i think they handled it professionally. i was so proud as a former player the way they h

how much -- we only have 27 minutes of showtime. let me hear something.tt chicken on a grill. you can go to the store and get one of those chicken grills and put the beer in there, the can of beer and the chicken right on top. and you put this -- throw whatever. i'd like to put oil on it first and you put any kind of seasoning you want and check it in 40 minutes on a monthly land grill at 350 degrees, okay, and then come back about ten minutes later. and -- don't share it with anybody. stick around, rapid response panel is next. >>> i'm bertha coombs with you're cnbc wrap. the s&p was up 8 to a sfresh all-time high a19 o'0 with the narks gaining 31. the nasdaq housing market showed signs of recovery and new home sales hit a mid four-year high. the day after, company announced plans to cut up to 16,000 jobs. your barbecue grilling will cost a little more over the holiday weekend. meat prices are up more that 5%. disease and drought condition rts blamed for reducing beef and pork production. that's it from cnbc, we're first in business worldwide 37 have a g

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it's showtime. >> i'm excited. i'm more excited than nervous. >> no need to be nervous.really talented. >> oh, yeah. >> what's cool, all the 8th graders take part if they're not on stage doing production and the parents do, too. the band is all parents. >> oh, wow. >> the lighting staff and all that kind of stuff. so it's cool. >> yeah. that's great. the show kicks off tomorrow night. another performance on saturday. they have a matinee for you for you folks on sunday. >>> what's cool about your school in email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may come and feature your school on the show. >> what's that famous line from fame? you want fame? it will cost you! something like that, isn't it, liz? >> i don't know. no clue. i don't remember yesterday! [ laughter ] >> now i know why frank is asking everybody, do you speak friendch? he is asking me how to spell bourgeois. now i know why! very cool. "cool school." thank you, guys. >>> let's go outside to san francisco where we did have some breaking news overnight. a stretch of market is still closed because

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it's showtime. >> i'm excited.us a little bit but i think i'm more excited than nervous. >> all the kids take part. that's the cool things. all the 8th grade classes, they're not performing they're doing the lights, taking tickets. and the parents take part, too. they are going to be doing some of the production. the band is all parents. >> that is neat. and they are great. great performers. >> they're a lot of fun. the show kicks off tomorrow night. another performance on saturday. they have a matinee for you for you folks on sunday. >>> what's cool about your school in email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may come and feature your school on the show. tell us about your school. and we might feature it on the show. >>> it is 6:20 right now. at least 9 wildfires are ranging down in southern california -- raging down in southern california. the latest on the efforts to keep the flames at bay. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, can the giants get madison baumgarner off the hook? and the warr

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fromt to see my shows showtime and different people will view had to get that differently. i think we've made great progress on tv everywhere. nowing the rights, we have 50 live channels, 25,000 pieces of content available on any platform and interface is easy. it's a new world and we couldn't do that 24 months ago, let alone 12 months ago. on that march to make it easier for consumers. our customer service, we are taking the innovation, you won't have to give us the id off the modem. accountit now -- my hacked. you take a brand-new iphone, it happen, itnt it to didn't fix it, would you like an installer, we are on our way, we will text you. that's what the world expect, all kidding aside. comcast need to own a wireless network five years from now? >> i think wi-fi is a huge asset for this industry. wi-fiw allocation with and to be able to have faster wi-fi right now, in-home wi-fi is a lot slower. if you bring it into the house fast, you better distributed fast around the neighborhood. we'll involved in making your access into your while it -- into your wireless vice someh

the cable networks which include showtime and the cbssports one analyst -- maybe it was little lightt of the business and then there's their publishing arm which includes simon & schuster. 150 $3 million is what we're seeing. that may ask lane on the revenue side and why it may be short of estimates. billboarde the business but it's been that off. >> we do have the stock trading up about a percent right now, so we will continue to watch that. i want to go to alix steel now caphe newsroom with earnings as well. >> same-store sales for april came in much other than expected. sort of a low out april for gap. overall sales up nine percent. estimates were for sale to be down five percent. a huge need here. 6% globally. about the u.s., a real stronghold here. willompany estimates it beat estimates i about four cents in the first quarter. banana republic sales coming in at 7%. hugeavy up -- these are numbers for the april same-store sales numbers, coming in at 9% versus estimates. ofetter quarter in terms interest. >> we heard so many things about the weather. are up. like shoppers >> that'

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he's had an issue with magic johnson dating back to when magic was the head of showtime. web tha w remember that, with the lakers? clippers were the doormat of the town. you couldn't sell 5,000 seats to go see a clipper gaime. then magic johnson bake part owner of the lakers. the stepchild to the lakers. then magic johnson gets into the real estate business, competing with donald sterling in the real estate business. so they've had an ongoing competition for probably 20 or 30 years in los angeles. but i will tell you firsthand that i met magic johnson about a decade ago, before i became a criminal defense lawyer, before i became a civil rights lawyer at starbucks in seattle. he was at the corporate office there, because he's the only person that can franchise starbuck, and he gave a speech to all of those employees in that building, and inspired everybody. he's an exceptional man. >> he is an exceptional man, stephanie. what are the people of los angeles, what do they think about this interview? >> people are defuddledbefuddle. no doubt about it, magic is loved in this to

roger mason jr., first vice president of the nba players uson told showtime host jim rome that lebronof the league, refuse to play in protest if sterling or his wife still owned the clippers. mason locked his comment back on twitter and lebron says we see what nba commissioner adam silver is doing and he continues forward. if he continues to move aggressively on the situation, then we have nothing to worry about. should the players have that much faith in their league to get the sterilings out? >> the players should have learned anything, it's that they possess this enormous power, this enormous lovrj. the players across the board, in the bedroom across from the owners get hosed in that negotiation. this is 2011 negotiations. they have no say over who the commission of the league is. and apparently for adam silver acting so swiftly was the threat of the boycott. one of the most troubling things is who makes the league? we make the league. we feed them, house them, give them cars, speaks to the larger plantation mentality. if they want them agitated about the power dynamic there. that'