in march she interviewed a student on the show sports nation about his industry. that's when he boldly asked her to the prom. beadle immediately told him yes. >> he is just a cool human being and to do what he's been through, to be able to keep smiling and everyone loves him. it is a no brainer. >> the school made a special accommodation to let the 38-year-old attend the high school prom. >> that's right. you need to get a waiver for that one. >> let's get a check on the forecast. warming up? >> cindy is tracking the forecast. >> it will feel like summer around here in a couple days but right now i want to show you a time lapse. sundown at 7:58. check this out. it looks like a volcanic eruption. a spectacular sunset. a few high clouds and a few passing clouds on live doppler 7 hd. no moisture around here. we won't see any any time soon. from our exploratorium camera, the financial district unclear skies. 60 degrees, upper 50s, san jose and in gilroy. here's our view from our emeryville camera. as we look across the bay, fog will not be a problem. 57 in santa rosa.

in march she interviewed a student on the show sports nation about his industry. that's when he boldly asked her to the prom. beadle immediately told him yes. >> he is just a cool human being and to do what he's been through, to be able to keep smiling and everyone loves him. it is a no brainer. >> the school made a special accommodation to let the 38-year-old attend the high school prom. >> that's right. you need to get a waiver for that one. >> let's get a check on the forecast. warming up? >> cindy is tracking the forecast. >> it will feel like summer around here in a couple days but right now i want to show you a time lapse. sundown at 7:58. check this out. it looks like a volcanic eruption. a spectacular sunset. a few high clouds and a few passing clouds on live doppler 7 hd. no moisture around here. we won't see any any time soon. from our exploratorium camera, the financial district unclear skies. 60 degrees, upper 50s, san jose and in gilroy. here's our view from our emeryville camera. as we look across the bay, fog will not be a problem. 57 in santa rosa.

in march she interviewed a student on the show sports nation about his industry.s when he boldly asked her to the prom. beadle immediately told him yes. >> he is just a cool human being and to do what he's been through, to be able to keep smiling and everyone loves him. it is a no brainer. >> the school made a special accommodation to let the 38-year-old attend the high school prom. >> that's right. you need to get a waiver for that one. >> let's get a check on the forecast. warming up? >> cindy is tracking the forecast. >> it will feel like summer around here in a couple days but right now i want to show you a time lapse. sundown at 7:58. check this out. it looks like a volcanic eruption. a spectacular sunset. a few high clouds and a few passing clouds on live doppler 7 hd. no moisture around here. we won't see any any time soon. from our exploratorium camera, the financial district unclear skies. 60 degrees, upper 50s, san jose and in gilroy. here's our view from our emeryville camera. as we look across the bay, fog will not be a problem. 57 in santa rosa. tempe

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the sports nation host posted these pictures on twitter. he was paralyzed during a high school hockey game three years ago. >> that is great. look got their outfits to match and everything. >> one prom picture you'll never be embarrassed to show anyone. >> yeah, actually that one was good. i don't want to show any of mine, how about you, christina? >> i really want to see them now. good monday morning to you. getting into that season of dads and grads but not before you hit mother's day. forecast is looking good as we head throughout the day today, temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s and headed towards the 60s and the 70s. tomorrow, we are going to see some 90s, so, enjoy the day. and then triple digits possible by wednesday into thursday. we will show you how this heat wave looks for where you live, coming up. right now, let's check your drive and say good morning to a proud dad. mike inouye. >> proud good night and good morning to my son as i left. i told him to go back to sleep, too early. hopefully he's still sleeping for mom's sa

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. >>> in sports, the national hockey league drops the puck on the stanley cup playoffs.nference, top seeded anaheim dispatches dallas in game one. kyle palmieri scores less than two minutes into the game. the ducks build a 4-0 lead and go on to win 4-3. >>> the columbus blue jackets are still looking for their first playoff win in team history. they led a two-goal lead over the penguins slip away. and with the game tied at 3-3 in the third period, pittsburgh's brandon sutter scores the game winner. pittsburgh wins, 4-3. >>> in the other conference series, wednesday tampa bay and montreal head into overtime. in the extra period dale weise scores the first postseason goal of his career to give the canadiens a 5-4 win in game one. >>> in baseball, the a's and the angels played deep into the night. los angeles ties up the game at 4-4 in the bottom of the ninth when howie kendrick hits into a fielder's choice. and with the game still tied in the 12th inning, chris iannetta crushes a walk-off homer in center field. the angels come from behind to win, 5-4. >>> disgraced cyclist

now nation, i'm a diehard sports fan. in that if none of the diehard movies are on, i will watch sports. this is the sport report. (cheers and applause) >> nation, i have warned you about the dangers of unionizing college sports. last month northwestern university football players were allowed to form a union. what idiot taught them to work together toward a common goal? and ever since collegiate lets have been griping, like shabazz napier, star point guard of the champion uconn huskies. >> at the end of the day that doesn't cover everything. we do have hungry nights that we don't have enough money to get food. i don't think, you know, student athletes should get hundreds of thousands of dollars. like i said there are hungry nights that i go to bed and i'm starving. >> stephen: oh, that is wrong. what are you doing going to bed? you should be practicing. you got time to lay down, you got time to lay up. sadly, folks, the ncaa heard his starved ramblings and crumbled faster than an underfed point guard. >> the ncaa has ann

those voices who has been criticizing sterling for quite a while now is david's urine, a sports columnist for the nationagazine. he is the author of several books, including "bad sports: how owners are ruining the games we love." the book includes an essay on donald sterling, which has been posted on nation.com under the title "slumlord billionaire." talk about the latest. >> the latest is the tipping point, and these, and should only surprised people in the nba if they've been living in dick the last 10ker for years. the warning signs of donald sterling's racism and egregious behavior, and misogyny go back more than a decade. they have coddled him for decades. there is an expression when we talk about rape culture, for example, the definition of it is not just a crime, but people who see what is happening in choose to do nothing. there is a racism culture in the ownership ranks of the nba. not every owner is as outward a racist as donald, but for decades, they have chosen to enable him and look the other way. recording, sterling suggests owners are more central to the league than the players. he also u

a big message sent to pro sports and the nation. >> effective immediately i am banning mr.terling for life. >> the nba has the owner accused with racism. with everything it's got. >>> tornado outbreak. a twister. bearing down. >> turn around. back up, turned around. >> could these storms double back and hit the same towns again? >>> surprise in your home. a child's hand stuck in a toy that was supposed to be recalled. tonight a test, do you know what recalled items are sitting in your home? >>> good evening on this tuesday

sports. >> it's national robotics week. the museum of science and industry i love the music. celebrating all week long. all kinds of robots from all over the world. we are going to go and check out. it's really cool you need to see it. days, stocks bounced back a bit tuesday. the dow closed up ten points. the nasdaq jumped 33. and the s-and-p rose six. toyota has announced a major recall. more than six and a half million steering and other issues. models, including the *rav-4 and yaris. it also includes the pontiac vibe and the subaru trezia. all were produced from march 20-12 to august of 20-13. toyota says it wants to inspect and replace some car parts, if necessary. that includes the seat rails, steering column bracket and engine starter. toyota says there have been no accidents or injuries as a result of the potentially faulty car parts. time for sports. the cubs and sox sparked a home run derby last night, but with very different results. edwin jackson allowed four runs in the first inning against pittsburgh. cubs down four- one in the third until starlin castro ties it

sports in jamaica. more specifically sprinting is the national sport in the same way that we that brazilians are mad about football, and india, they play correct, and ten yeah, the main sport is long distance running. in jamaica the main sport is sprinting. it is part of the culture over there, and all the kids that grow up through the schools they all want to be the next use sane bolt, and there are this is just really bad news for the country. it will hit their sport hard. this is the latest in the scanning careds coming out, are the suspensions a sign they might be getting their house in order? i think so. it's been quite big news in the sport of athletics. the drug testing in jamaica, hasn't been as good as it could be. i think in the run up to the olympics the drug testing was very very sparse, almost nonexistence, and this is certainly a sign that the drug testers have clamped down. i believe that they are going to argue his case here. he believes that he took a supplement that was with contaminated but even so, it has shown up in a drugs test, and shown up as a positive, so it is a sign that good r

>> one year ago, jay-z announced he would become a sports agent with nation sports.is company done in the first year and what impact has he had on the business of sports? an all-star group of agents weighs in on the jay-z effect. >> i thought the minute he entered the business, jay-z would be a formidable presence in the in ministry -- in the ministry. >> he is a draw. >> we have to be concerned. jay-z and rock nation bring a lot to the party. he has reached two places that caa isferent than what involved in. it comes down to the ability to recruit players. give a recruiter, i would him an a plus. he has done a superb job of picking players that can trigger multiple revenue streams. they are good for contract ,egotiations, endorsements crossover entertainment projects . the starting quarterback of the new york football team, he has a starting pitcher for the new york yankees. it does not give a whole lot better than that. in terms of negotiating, i don't think he negotiates the contract. has people will experience in the business backing him up. there's no limit to w

a big message sent to pro sports and the nation. >> effective immediately i am banning mr. sterling for life. >> the nba has the owner accused with racism. with everything it's got. >>> tornado outbreak. a twister. bearing down. >> turn around. back up, turned around. >> could these storms double back and hit the same towns again? >>> surprise in your home. a child's hand stuck in a toy that was supposed to be recalled. tonight a test, do you know what recalled items are sitting in your home? >>> good evening on this tuesday night. we begin with a decision that stands at the center of race, respect money and consequences in america. donald sterling banned for life for making racist remarks. his athletes had protested him by wearing their jerseys inside out. tonight they are back on the court and ryan smith tells us about the announcement today. >> reporter: the nba commissioner used everything he had, throwing the book at donald sterling, who will never sit court side at another clippers game. >> effective immediately i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association

it's the nation's number one parities patry sport. i loved a bowl, but who knew putting on someone else's shoes would be popular. >> coming up, is it time to declare the concept of being an amateur dead? >> is the concept of being an amateur athlete a myth that needs it be left behind. as march madness wraps up, new questions about the amateurism of college athletes, many of whom go college and play for a year because n.b.a. rules force them too. coming weeks after the labour board decided student athlete at north western had the right to unionize, are we seeing the beginning of the end of amateur athletes at the collegiate level? joins us is dave ziron, sports educator for the nation in author of "game over", amongst others. the olympics, during the cold war the russians, eat germans used professionals to dominate amateurs from the west. that lead the abandonment of not using proathletes. why are we talking about amateurs today. >> the olympic athletes protested, making the point that a lot of them lived on charity, keeping them bein

. >>> american sports playing out on national tv, the crowd in los angeles showed up in full force, no protests, but certainly a message. cheering the players and criticizing the owner. donald sterling was given a lifetime ban by the nba. long time owner of the clippers is not allowed at any nba event and can no longer run his team. his usual court side seat, empty. nba will try to force him to sell the clippers. that will take the approval of 75% of the league's owners. overwhelmingly, current and past players were happy with the league's punishment of sterling for his racist remarks. however, there were plans by the warriors and clippers to boycott tonight's game if they weren't satisfied with sterling's punishment. by the way, there was a game tonight. warriors lose a tight finish. but this story is well beyond basketball. chase king has more. >> reporter: at ricky's sports bar in san leandro, the nba commission are's decision to ban donald sterling from the league for life was on nearly every tv screen and every pair of lips. >> you what do you do, fine him $2.5 million. that's not

. ♪ jay-z year ago, rapper announced he would become a sports agent. natione launch of roc sports.company done in year one? signing robinson cano was a good idea. what kind of impact has it had on the business of sports? an all-star group of agents ways in -- weighs in. jay-z would beat a formidable presence. >> he is a draw. i have heard from the agent community that they are worried. >> certainly from our competitors standpoint, we have got to be concerned. roc nation and bring something different. >> the ability to recruit players and the ability to deliver the contract. as a recruiter, i give him an a plus. superb job of picking players that can trigger multiple revenue streams. they're good for contract negotiations, they're good for endorsements, they're good for crossover entertainment projects. the starting quarterback of the new york football team. durant is there for marketing. you have a starting pitcher for the new york yankees. , iin terms of negotiating don't think he negotiates the contracts. there are guys who are well-established in the business backing him up. the

they want to sports to stay, and raiders nation threw their support, and we're told the city leaders, counting on tax revenue. >>> the center for disease control and prevention released some data this week, showing a dramatic rise in measles out breaks. california reporting is highest numbers, here's more. >> this is a highly infectious disease. >> a rash is its signature. >> you're infectious for days before your symptoms. >> many people in the united states have never seen it. >> i've been practicing for over 30 years, i've seen it and know what to look for, if you new physicians haven't seen it. we're making sure they know wha. >> in california is number of confirmed cases has risen in the last couple of years. >> we had 22 cases here in orange county. we have over the past five years, no more than one or two cases a year. >> why the sudden out break? the growing number of parents refusing to vaccinate their children. last year, there were 50% increase of those on theing out of the vaccinations. >> there are serious consequences to having the measles. >> they're trying to spread th

controversies and lawsuits over the effects of concussions on players in other professional sports like the nationalague, and the national hockey league. catcher bobby wilson knows all about concussions. in 2010 he suffered severe injuries when mark [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: -- but major league says it is a step in the right direction. rob reynolds, al jazeera, scottsda scottsdale, arizona. >>> some dramatic pictures coming up when a crew member was thrown overboard and lost for an hour and a half. he was part of the london crew. he was swept overboard into the middle of the pacific ocean earlier on tuesday crews frantically trying to look for him. the race was temporarily suspended while other crews joined in the search. incredibly after 90 minutes he was spotted and brought back on board. he was treated for hyperthermia, and shock, but should make a full recovery. staggering pictures. 90 minutes in the pacific ocean. >> oh. but was saved. that's all from us. thanks for watching. ♪ >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to am

the sports editor for "the nation" host of edge of sports radio and author of "game over."t's amazing aaron has held on to all of those racist letters and threats he got and in that context, here is something he said in an interview with "usa today." he said we are not that far removed from whennists chasing the record. if you think that, you are fooling yourself. the bigger difference is that back then, they had hoods. now, they have neck ties and starched shirts. now, ironically, that and other comments along those lines have led to new threats and racist mail to him and to the atlanta braves. dave, i don't think anybody doubts ratesism is certainly still around. was aaron's statement somewhat inflammatory, hyperbole? >> well, first of all, let's go why to letters. i wrote a book with john carlos from the 1968 olympics in mexico city, one of the protesters. he as well kept all of his death threats from that time. for john, at least, one of the reasons why he kept them was really as a reminder about what the situation was like for himself so he could show his children and

phoenix suns, paula madison, former ceo of the wnba's los angeles sparks, and dave zyran, sports editor for "the nation" and host of sirius xm "edge of sports." thanks for being here tonight. paula mad soison by the commissioner. what's your reaction? >> well, i'm really happy to see that's what adam who i know by my role as a former member of the wnba board of governors, i'm really glad to see that adam did take decisive action. he went as far as the nba constitution allows him to go. i'm sure there are conversations between all the owners who by the way don't spend a lot of times conversing with each other except around league business. so to hear that 25 of the 30 of them have already indicated that they are going to vote in the way that adam is suggesting, i think is a really great day for the nba and especially for the african-american male players and the other players who supported them. >> were you surprised? >> no, i wasn't surprised. how could he own a basketball team? the sponsors had been competing on a consistent basis. the players had it be known. and the nba had to be react. he stepped t

we are following a developing story that connects american sports, society and culture. the nationalon, the nba, says it is now investigating recorded remarks allegedly made by l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. obtained by the website tmz include a voice disparaging african-americans and telling his girlfriend to stop bringing black people to

. >> big message sent to pro sports and entire nation. hits the team owner accused of racism with really everything they have got. good evening. we begin with the decision that strikes writ at the explosive center of race money and respect in america. talking about the punishment of donald sterling bell nair owner of the los angeles clippers. punishment swift and severeth. banned for life for making racist rae mark. fined more than two million dollars and tonight the team back on the court for my off game against the warriors. had the nba not acted as they did the players of both team planned to walk off the flar once the ball was in the ear. him if mary bruce has more now from los angeles. >> los angeles clippers welcome to the court tonight withstanding ovation. no longer welcome here, team owner donald sterling. >> effective immediately i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. >> the league wants the team owner out of the business of basketball. benching him for life and slappin

. >> joining me tonight, national sports columnist and commentator, terrence moore. mr.ore, glad to have you with us tonight. this is a curve ball, limbaugh out there throwing the theory this is some kind of a not by magic johnson to buy the clippers. i think it's a roundabout way to support mr. sterling, sungting that maybe the nba did the wrong thing. what's your take on this? >> well, i will tell you what, ed, i do believe there was a second gunman on the grassy knoll, a whole different conspiracy theory than what we are talking about here, these conspiracy theories put -- they are putting out there are basically mind games and let's start with this, sports is a microcosm of society. let's just look at the last 40 years, 'cause there's been a lot of situations similar to this donald sterling thing. bang in the mid-1980s, you had a guy named al campain nas, an executive for the donors, who came out on national television and said the reason there weren't any black executives in baseball at the time, or other sports is because they "lacked the necessities." so an excuse

sport. we have more. >> these women are lead ago quiet revolution, members of the national women's cricket team of bangladesh. a few years ago, the team didn't exist. today, they're taking part in the cricket word cup. they make the choice to play sports at a professional level, it isn't easy. the coach hopes others will follow the example. >> i think these girls have a good opportunity to be role model, encourage for girls to get involved. >> it's been a as you have tournament, heavy defeats have left spirits low. the crowds are still pouring in to watch them. there are many women and young girls among the supporters. >> it's great to watch our girls play. it's a different kind of joy to watch the women's team play and to come to see them represent our country. >> the popularity of the game means women's cricket has plenty of what every team needs, sponsors. other sports suffer from a lack of funding, lack of facility and lack of interest. >> women's wrestling has had it harder than the rest. it's not seen as an activity girls should be encouraged to do. over the years, the players have faced

we have ian heaten, student ambassador for the national council on youth sports safety. if i might editorialize, i think jan did a great job of juxtaposing a face of tbi and concussions on each panel. and ian, as a high school lacrosse player, is that face for the more scientific-based panel. so thank you, ian, for taking your day away from school. i know how tough it is to be pulled out of school and come testify before congress just like a normal high school student. [laughter] then dr. robert graham, chaired committee on sports-related concussion in youth at institutes of medicine. dennis molfese, ph.d., director center for brain, biology and behavior at the famed university of nebraska. then -- thank you, doctor. then mr., dr. james johnston, assistant professor, department of neurosurgery at the university of alabama birmingham. star of screen, dr. tim gay, ph.d., professor of awe tonic, molecular and optical physics, university of nebraska. gerald gioia, ph.d., division of chief neuroyo psychology -- neuropsychology, children's medical hospital. and not quite up to

he fears of a nation economics politics sport and culture we discussed the possible evidence of the new prison guard. we also have some news about most of the cars carry two thousand and eight at three pm on to make the world on. the is it wrong to publish the findings from the study which all this fresh credit for the treatment of children with or to some. maybe by administering a simple direct to drop. this is fussy since the corn is the miracle cure that will give me one young man not lead to wealth and its trials and button if accepted to have been promising. she is having his afternoon snack. and that's when he pops the tools which has changed his behavior significantly. he's been taking time to take the mess and i hope this year's us house of the shop. to look at us even when we talk to him which he looked as a speech in how it looks in our eyes he talks without water at all the sharp contrast to his habit of looking up and down in his room. he used to walk up and down like this that often are the times the main reason the cia no idea what's going on in two thousand health plans.

it is the union's first national title in any sport. i had to do research on union college.ally a small school in new york with only about 2200 students. they don't even offer athletic scholarships. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of berkeley where a warehouse fire is still burning, we have the latest on the battle to put it out. plus, what we learned on the deadly crash on abc news at 11:00. that is it for us, we'll see you at 11:00 over on 7. >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call us crazy. some collet adorable. everyone calls its bloopers. doubt what you are doing. unless what you're doing is watching bloopers. [cheering]

. >> norm, in getting your answer, i want to read you something that's on the sport blogs sb nation.s girlfriend's dispute with his wife brought him down, not the federal lawsuit for housing discrimination. where was everyone in 2003, when sterling was sued for the same thing by private parties? >> those lawsuits were settled. all that information is public knowledge but i don't think players were trying to dig into that, to find out more about this guy. i think we had all heard grumblings. in this situation, we heard the voice. we heard him in a private situation which is unfortunate that in his private situation his conversation was taped. but you got a sense of who this guy really is. he was speaking from his heart. i think once that became obvious, you had to act. someone made the statement that the owners should not be on the clippers. like coach wilkins said, they threatened to strike the all-star game. the onus was on the superstars in this league. they always bring up tommy smith and john carlos. the owners weren't on them as individuals, but there's a time and place in histo

. >> i was competing in the 1981 national sports festival. >> 21-year-old brian makes the finals. first vault goes without a hitch. >> for my second vault -- and you can see i actually look down, i'm always at 65 feet, 7 inches. that's where i start from. when you run for the vault, you want to be at the end of the board. you always check the spring boards. it's almost like a ritual thing you do. i always had my board 1 1/2 feet away from where the horse is. you want it to be exactly the same every time. same number of steps. everything happens the same so you get the same results. now, unfortunately, in my case, things went just a little bit further and i got a different result. >> oh, good heavens! >> i probably ran faster than i ever ran in my life. each step probably just went a little bit further. my left foot was fine. if you look at my right foot oversteps the board just a little and slides off so i wind up just piling into the vault. >> that horse brian slams into weighs 350 pounds and knocks him unconscious for about 30 seconds. >> i just remember hitting the horse, being

well, imagine the possibilities, the military, sporting events, high school proms, entire nations or cultures or communities that don't allow alcohol, just the thought of it sparked a lot of talk about whether or not this is such a good idea. our report on it tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: there is no shortage of ways to consume alcohol, the mixed drink, glass of wine, the straight shot. the federal government's alcohol tax and trade bureau is considering approving another -- powlcohol, powdered alcohol. the pact contains the alcohol equivalent of one drink, just add water. they come in some familiar flavors, the powder rita and the lemon drop. inventor mark phillips is an alcohol guru hosting a show and writing a book. >> one glass of wine. >> reporter: phillips tells nbc news in an e-mail he sees powlcohol as a solution to carry heavy and bulky bottles. >> i think it would be fun to take to the ballet, a movie. >> reporter: the makers are experimenting with adding it to food, specifically gaucamole, though i don't know why you would mess with a perfect combination.

sports. a regional director of the national labor relations board ruled that football players who receive full scholarships qualify as employees and may legally unionize. >> stephen: unionize?! players aren't supposed to want money. they're supposed to be in it for the love of selling sponsorship to tostitos. (laughter) and they made this decision for the worst possible reason. >> the national labor relations board in chicago had its regional director base the decision on the control the coaches have over the lives of scholarship athletes to find that players spend 50 to 60 hours per week engaging in football-related activities. this is exactly the kind of control an employer has over an employee. >> stephen: oh, ridiculous! northwestern players aren't employees of the university -- they don't get "paid." technically, they're "slaves" of the university. (laughter) the five's eric bolling knows the nightmare we'll be stuck with after unions take hold. >> can you imagine, just take this one step further. a football team in the middle of summer doing doubles when it's hot? a player goes, you know

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sport. ♪ >>> the united nations is accusing soldiers from chad of killing at least 30 civilians and injuring others in an unprovoked attack. now chad is withdrawing its 850 peace keepers. and they have been accused of supporting rebels. may welsh has more from chad's capital. >> reporter: the 6,000 peace keeping troops on the groukd now in central afghan republic, have been unable to stop the killing. so losing more troops is not what is needed now. losing 850 troops is not a good thing. and in addition to that the european union and united nations have been having difficulty finding funds, and gathering interest to get those funds to have enough peace-keeping troops on the ground. so losing any troops on the ground is not what is needed right now. that's what people feel here in chad. chad is feeling very upset about the fact that they have been accused of these things, which they deny that they have been supporting seleka, and they really feel they are doing this as a protest. >> maly has became the latest country to report ebola outbreak. across the border in guinea, the scare has lead to

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popularity of correct and the lure of the game's big money nowing a lot to pick up the sport in the socially conservative nation. more. these women are leading a quiet revolution. just a few years ago, the team didn't even exist. making the choice to play sports at a professional level isn't an easy choice. they hope others will follow the example of his players. >> i think these girls have a good opportunity to be role models. to encouraging more girls and i think it has encouraged enough. >> it's been a tough tournament, heavy defeats have left their spirits low, but the crowds are still pouring in, there are many women and young girls among the supporters. >> it is great to watch our girls play. and to see them represent our country. >> the popularity of the game means cricket has plenty of what every team needs sponsors. but other sports still sufferer a lack of funding, facilities and a lack of interest. women's wrestling has probably had it harder than the rest. over the years the players have had to face down several protests by conservative groups. but they are still determined to pursue their love of t

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sports? is this a national setting oof a higher bar for public and private behavior on matters dealing with race? is this decision to shun steriling from the nation's professional league mark a hiking up of standards, private and public both? are we now in an environment where hate speech, even in the most personal kind and setting is a matter for severe punishment? tonight, we look at the thought of what may go down as an historic condemnation. the verdict from the nba is that donald sterile canning no longer own a team. can no longer even attend nba games. isiah thomas is an nba legend. he's a hall-of-famer, a former coach, part owner, and team executive. he also served as president of the nba players association. and jamel hill is a columnist with espn and co-host of numbers never lie. late today adam silver announced the authenticity of those recordings that set off this firestorm. the nba was fining sterling the maximum amount of $2.5 million. that was just the beginning. here's the commissioner. >> effective immediately, i a am banning mr. sterling for life mr. sterling may not attend any