their team is packed with sailing talent. the america's cup needs a strong team from britain.ack there. i think sir ben ainslie, if he wins this, he is obviously going to be... . . become even more popular in the uk, and, you know, that's fantastic. he could become a king. king ben, yes! that one might be impossible, even for an olympic legend. but his team are certainly giving it a go. you know, seeing the effort the guys are putting in at the gym and being involved with other teams, you can see the actual determination they have. they are doing it for queen and country. it is very special. chasing the dream of becoming the first british team to win the america's cup doesn'tjust require great sailors. only elite athletes need apply for this most demanding of endeavours. these boats are essentially are powered by the sailors on board. we have no form of stored energy. we don't have an engine. we are the engine. there are four grinders on the boat. there's a helmsman, a wingsman. we produce all the power that is needed to move the foils and essentially get the boat going as fas

mike: dream team, yeah.e who do not follow basketball, college basketball players were the ones who played in the olympics before because of the rules of the olympics. 1992 was the first time professionals played, and those who played were michael jordan, magic johnson, larry bird among others. what was it like to coach that team? mike: it was literally a dream. and it really set off an explosion worldwide for basketball. international pro players played anyway, and now the players when they were seven-year olds or eight year olds are watching, and it exploded. to be with them would be like if you are in music and have the best singers all on one team, the best musicians, and true professionals. david: so when you coached that team 11 years ago, you won the olympic gold. what was it like saying to professional players, let me tell you how to do something? mike: well, you say this is how i want you to do something a little bit differently than you do to college players. one is that they are professionals. the

you will find another team. i remember the boston braves, who was my love, who was -- that was my number one team who moved from boston when i was a young kid and i remembered how sad i was. so i said, i am going to go to st. louis tomorrow and buy the team. she said, what will you pay? i said, the right number is $115 million, but i will probably go $120 million, $122 million. i just want you to know -- megan: does anybody know we pay -- what he paid for the team? $172 million. >> [laughter] robert: i agreed to pay that 15 hours after i told her i was paying $115 million to $120 million. this was 1994. she went bananas. >> [laughter] robert: it was the first time in our marriage that she questioned my wisdom. megan: in the five years before you bought the team, the patriots won just 19 of 80 games. 19, that is it. robert: 19-61, which my wife reminded me of. megan: that is why she started to go to games. and no playoff appearances. the year you bought the team, you qualified for the playoffs for the first time

mike: dream team, yeah. who do not follow basketball, college basketball players were the ones who played in the olympics before because of the rules of the olympics. 1992 was the first time professionals played, and those who played were michael jordan, magic johnson, larry bird among others. what was it like to coach that team? mike: it was literally a dream. and it really set off an explosion worldwide for basketball. international pro players played anyway, and now the players when they were seven-year olds or eight year olds are watching, and it exploded. to be with them would be like if you are in music and have the best singers all on one team, the best musicians, and true professionals. david: so when you coached that team 11 years ago, you won the olympic gold. what was it like saying to professional players, let me tell you how to do something? mike: well, you say this is how i want you to do something a little bit differently than you do to college players. one is that they are professionals. the

some teams turn up, some teams are oi'i some teams turn up, some teams are on holiday, so it's very difficultplan. you just want your team to do well and to focus completely until the last. i think to be professionally is that, do yourjob properly, until the last second of the season. it is vital, just for the season. it is vital, just for the fact that you can look in the mirrorand the fact that you can look in the mirror and say we did it properly. arsenal and arsene continually reached the top four. if you were a betting man at the start of the season you would say arsenal would be in the top four because of their record. so yes, it's a game for arsenal and we know that and that makes it doubly difficult for us. this final week of fixtures has proved particularly difficult for sunderland if david moyes wants to put any kind of silver lining on to the end of a disappointing relegation season. sunderland do just have their pride to play for but of course for arsenal who still have the fa cup final to come this isa have the fa cup final to come this is a hugely important game. it's 20 yea rs

the americans, beating team new zealand 9-8 americans, beating team new zealand 9—8 in the final.ns, beating team new zealand 9-8 in the final. the stars and stripes say it all. the comeback of 2013 is complete. america's cup will stay in america. it is the oldest trophy in international sport, and one of the rules is that the winner gets to decide when the next america's cup will be held, and were. oraclew chose bermuda. —— went. i have come to find out why 65 members of landrover bar would move their lives and families to this tiny set of islands in the atlantic. all of it is to change their skipper‘s dream. all of it is to change their skipper's dream. come in. i guess you could say the america's cup comes a license version. it is certainly very complex setting up a new team and getting the right skill sets. —— life obsession. their recent sailing, design, technology management. it takes time. it takes time to get into a dominant position in the america's cup. are we allowed to film this? we're not allowed to film any of this. no one else will see. there is no other sailor in t

there's a number of native americans that played for the team. >> she was the team historian and had written profusely about them and kept track of the players. shoes like the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. her granddaughter pastor ray but her granddaughter came to the book even though we held in oklahoma city and took pictures. there is a strong native american influence to the story. >> not in their immediate when they're playing basketball, when there going to school. though. >> to you have any questions? if you do, step up. >> tell about your journey in terms of how you took that file and produced a book from your starting point. >> first of all i drove to tarantdurand, oklahoma. the oklahoma presbyterian college had closed earl years earlier. it housed the chalk foundation headquarters. i went to the library and asked the librarian, cannot find much about it. have you heard of the oklahoma presbyterian college cardinals? she said yes you need to talk to this person. then she called up virginia. and asked if it was okay if we came out and give us directions to her home. t

like us and still a good marker for a team like us and st i ll two a good marker for a team like us manchester united and arsenalfacing tomorrow we have manchester united and arsenal facing each other and liverpool have southampton so sitting up in third on goal difference. the top four race will be one of two things that sustain as to the end of the season because it is still every chance. they keep saying they are looking at the europa league but not the league but i‘m not convinced. europa league but not the league but i'm not convinced. this is where it will be really tight next weekend? that is the latest table with swa nsea that is the latest table with swansea to the relegation zone and their next game? sunderland. again, no pressure on sunderland and we saw them get that effectively but if swa nsea ca n them get that effectively but if swansea can get that game, all of a sudden hull are going to have to get results in both of their final two games to stay in the premier league. brilliant stuff. there was six games today, we lost count. let‘s move on today, we lost count. let

crushing defeats for both teams.ust got tweeted by a fan who said will alex ovechkin be a capital next year? i can tell you he is under contract but there is a long list of players whose contracts are expiring. so a long list. that dream team died and the dream died. we heard the team is different, the year is different but the endings are the same. this one easily the biggest game mistakes and bad luck cursed the caps. the penguins with slick passing. penguins take a 1-0 lead. later in the period puck gets over to alex ovechkin. 29 saves for marc-andre fleury. more bad luck another turnover. the penguins turn into a goal. over to the backhander is all they needed. penguins shutout and eliminate them with the second straight season shutout and shamed at home. we got the mistakes and cost us. >> big moments here. i don't think -- >> look at the whole series all together we lost it in the first three games. >> we are going to have to live with that and take more responsibility for that. >> tough sight there. the wizard

bob marley gave the team talk at anfield. don't worry. and dana for liverpool still needed to win to have a chance at champions league football. a situation that loaded pressure onto every attack and anguish to every mess. the tension rose, the airwaves crackled. in northern london, arsenal had scored and liverpool were fair. they could do without middlesborough complicating things. time froze. penalty? no. liverpool needed to harvest the nervous energy. delivery. the dam had broken. it liberated liverpool, five minutes after the break, coutinho was relaxed enough to do this. all jeopardy gloriously removed. middlesbrough were overwhelmed. another five minutes and another goal, this time adam lallana. to reach the champions league proper, there is still a play—off to get through. but liverpool have taken jurgen klopp is my philosophy at heart: one thing at a time, and don't worry. only three teams could collect more points than we had, so that means we we re points than we had, so that means we were not perfect, but we had quite a good wa

not shrinking violets, not a shy team, it'll be an exciting final.uple of months. can he signed off on a high? many people thought they would come unstuck against manchester city. they were lucky not to come unstuck. there was a goal that should have been given in that game. sometimes your name is on the cup, you get a bit lucky now begun. that might be the case of arsenal this year. i do feel as if he absolutely needs it. not that the pressure is on from his own fans, if you look at the rest of the premier league, you have manchester city, united will be next year, chelsea will be strong. the teams around everton are getting better. it's going to be very hard. he's not got in the top four, he could do with a trophy. we will see. thank you for your fault this evening. we will be back later towards the end of the programme. but it really is a busy weekend, and my colleague and will go through what is happening over the next 24-48 what is happening over the next 24—48 hours. thanks ollie, quite a bit of other sport for you, starting at manchester's gre

i think many other teams are very good as well, south africa have a world—class team...ld—class team... india have a world—class team and a few others as well complacent really good cricket. it isa well complacent really good cricket. it is a strong competition and one that we are looking forward to. 2009 world champion says he feels no pressure ahead of his return to formula 1. he retired at the end of last season but he is race, growing this weekend in replace meant for fernando alonso. i'm very excited. to drive the new cars. they are different to what i had been driving. but also to race in monaco, the most prestigious grand prix. that is all we have time for. good morning. wednesday was a dry, settled, sunny day for most of us and we have some weather watchers pictures which help to illustrate that point, as you can see in worcester, with blue skies and sunshine, and also in the london area. these two places were the hotspots through the day, with 26 celsius. it's worth just pointing out though, in wednesday's satellite picture we had some cloud up into the far nort

this team was built on. you said you love your number geeks, but that's not what won game seven of the world series. >> that's right. >> whitaker: what did? >> the heart. series. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. icity is not insulin. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes or for people with type 1

national team for a long time and i've played for these teams and the fans they have are absolutely amazingtimes. i remember playing some games where they'd have a discotheque set up outside of our hotel and they'd play music all night. so they are very, very passionate about their sport. >> yeah, you played for the u.s. in the '90s. tell us about what that experience was like for you and how it helped shape you and your views on soccer? >> my story is a little bit different from the normal american kid. my father was in the american military and i grew up in holland most of my life. so soccer was something i stood up with and i went to bed with literally. so it's been an amazing part of my life, and -- you know, being in soccer and still being able to be in soccer right now is just amazing and playing for the u.s. national team and being in front of big, big crowds, but being able to represent your country is something amazing. >> and there are three union players who are part of this team. tell us about those players. >> well, we have -- you're talking about the ex-players? >> yeah. >> mi

i want to do anything to help the team. to penalties, but of course i'd put my hand up. they are after wembley, but they wanted to return as winners. the premiership side were aiming to win this trophy for a third time and made the better start. jonny may making the most of an interception early on to give his side the lead. the french side, who have lost in all four european finals they have played, finally came good, scoring three tries of their own to run out co mforta ble three tries of their own to run out comfortable winners in the end. this is the second tier competition. saracens will defend their champions cup title at the same venue tomorrow. salford red devils are through to the quarter—finals of the challenge cup, but they were given a scare by hull kingston rovers. indeed hull led their super league opponents 111—6 at half—time however after the break, salford upped their game and found their form when they needed it, scoring 18 unanswered points to eventually win by ten. this try from ben murdoch maila secured

oracle team usa and emirates team new zealand.second in the standings, level on three points with third—placed new zealand and two points behind the usa team. sweden are fourth on two points, with france and japan both on one. japanese driver takuma sato has won the 101st running of the indianapolis 500 in a race that saw two time formula one champion fernando alonso drop out with 21 laps remaining due to engine failure. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye this is the shape of things to come rather than what we saw for many during the course of sunday, which was a decent and update the many and weather watchers were out in force, but it did cloud up across southern parts through the afternoon and into the evening. that came as we began to see the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of the channel and into the southern parts of the british isles and then later in the day the first signs of thunderstorms br

(wipe to second team fullscreen) on the second team...nis antetokounmpo, rudy gobert, and isaiah thomas accompanied steph curry and kevin durant draymond green was not pleased with the voters over klay thompson not being considered a top 15 player in the league (sot: draymond green) <>draymond green:" this week's lexus "experience amazing" ultimate highlight goes to steph curry. in game two of the conference finals against the spurs... curry put the skates on dewayne dedmon. steph's hesistation move on the spurs big man made him to fall. curry finished at the glass and drew a foul warriors beat the spurs by 36... 136-100 the raiders move to las vegas avoids any delays the las vegas authority stadium authority unanimously approved a conditional lease agreement. by having this deal in place the raiders will be able to relocate to sin city in 2020 instead of 2021. earlier this month the raider were facing stadium delays because they have a lease agreement in place. as for the team, general manager reggi mckenzie spoke about derek carr's slow

we believe team 10 years ago was the first warriors playoff team in 13 years.o was there? >> reporter: well, there tonight were among others steven jackson, monta jackson, monta ellis, jason richenson. davis was asking questions in the -- richardson. davis was asking questions in the audience. richenson was the -- richardson was the veteran of the group. been through miserable seasons and he talked about that. >> i think it was amazing what we did and to be coming out and everybody trying to play small ball, one of the first things we did, small ball to play defense. amazing feeling that, you know, people recognize us for what we did. i had my run ins off the court in indiana, traded a few times, people thought j rich was done. beaty was injury prone sometimes. so it was a lot of things they were saying about us but we all had something to prove. we wanted to prove people wrong and it just worked out. >> reporter: there those guys look great and the tie in, matt barnes, he was on this team so they are all pulling for him. >> reporter: arthritic minutes and 4 se

what the news 4 i team found is not common according to county officials.ways that look like parking lots. we saw the same students parking each day in the same spots day after day, month after month. two of them told our under cover producer these spots cost hundreds of dollars a year. in the drive way next door we saw the same car driven by the same students day after day, month after month. >> we can't have all of those cars coming in and out. >> reporter: spokes woman for montgomery county's department of permitting services. that agency began its own review of the drive ways saying it had been tipped to do so. the county said what they found was violation of county ordinance that bans homeowners from renting parking spaces on private drive ways. >> it is a neighborhood. to violate that brings in additional cars and it is impactful. it is pedestrian safety, children safety, pet safety. >> the county says it found those two homeowners broke the rules by charbging money for drive way space and issued a warning. they were issues a formal citation and $500

team 6. s.e.a.l. team 6 of course was the elite navy s.e.a.l. years ago against osama bin laden kidlling him in pakistan. we don't know if senior chief milliken was on the raid, but we do know he was part of the team in those years. his biography rd by the military lists him as being in the same unit that he is -- was in when he was killed. and having received a medal, an award, that president obama did award to the navy s.e.a.l. team after the osama bin laden raid. so this is very tough news for the u.s. military, for the navy s.e.a.l.s and these advised missions, these advisory missions, that special warfare teams have been on so many years now, proving increasingly to be deadly. we have seen, sadly, u.s. troops killed in afghanistan, in iraq, and now in somalia in recent days on these very type of advisory missions. fredricka? >> very sad. all right. barbara starr, thank you so much. >> we'll be right back. time when i can get it. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to cut my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits

seven best teams will get there. it will best teams will get there.r the competition. thanks for joining us. lots to look forward to this evening. martin will be part of the team presenting coverage of the lei nster the team presenting coverage of the leinster scarlets match on bbc two wales. the final place in next season's champions cup will be decided by a play—off cardiff blues are on their way to a decider against either northampton or connacht. the blues are losing 46—20 one. they won the second tier challenge cup competition this season. just a few minutes left to play, stade francais will play the northampton for a champions cup spot. it's time for a look at some of the other stories in sport today. a former youth team coach at newcastle united football club, has been charged with 29 sexual offences, alleged to have been committed between 1973 and 1998. george ormond, who's 61, will appear before magistrates in newcastle next month. geraint thomas has pulled out of the giro d'italia, after he was involved in a nasty crash during the race last

and then head to the tournaments and hopefully world series. >> the team is the only west coast team in the national wheelchair association. >> we hope the community can help these guys live the dream again and be able to participant on a team -- participate on a team. >> reporter: this group is honored the san francisco giant iare supporting them. >> just being in a team sport and representing the san francisco giants is an awesome oner and we want to do well -- honor and we want to do well. >> we want, you know, the sport world to know we are athletes out here. >> fantastic. [ talking at the same time ] >> something. >>> thank you for watching. 60 minutes is next. >> for news lout the evening the latest is on www.cbssf.com and we will see you back here at 11:00 p.m. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fin

team and they didn't want to tip off rs by telling the trump team. >> kristen you have worries of your own about the obama administration in those last days. what are you learning. >> i talked with a obama official who essentially said they handled the trump transition team cautiously because of some of these concerns as they relate to michael flynn. this official bchld confirmed the account of handing over that profile of sergey kislyak. but that they gave the income trump team a heads up by a matter of hours not days because they didn't want them to in any way tip off the russians. i think that's striking. it underscores the fact not only were there tensions as the transition was underway but there were concerns early in this presidency. >> i remember talking to you about the way the president-elect was dissing the intel community. can you go back to sort of the potture that everyone was in at the time and make expand upon how -- how weird it is in a flynn was viewed with suspicion from within the trump transition? that to me seems to be the real blockbuster revelation in both the po

also there are contrasted styles between the teams. lets hear from mike brown. >> if you look at their team from top to bottom, they have size, quinn is a great coach. >> they stick to their strength and they did did not get too outside themselves. they are a disciplined team. >> they move the ball well. they are always driving and kicking. they are never panicked when the shot clock runs down. there are teams in this league where if you stop one guy, you win the game. they are not that team. >> i am looking forward to this game. there is such a contrast, the clippers took utah seven games, the warriors have been rested for a week. if they are like the cavilers that rested a week, they are going to come -- out firing. >> the point that green made, gobert, the first name when you think about, he was limited to 13 minutes on sunday. only one point. but still they controlled the game against the clippers. >> we always hear about strength in numbers, the warriors are at full strength for the first time in a long time. everyone is healthy a

at -- by the rest of the team. turns out the two are close relatives. they are about 12.5% identical. >> reporter: pete cook was a match, giving edith back her name and all sorts of information he never knew about his family tree. is a missing puzzle piece that brings us family full-circle. >> human dignity, everybody deserves, to have the process complete, give her a name and let her go home, we have performed team miranda and the whole team is so excited. coming up in june, this little girl will have a memorial service with her name, edith, and her very own headstone with that name on it. reporting live in san francisco, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> an 18 wheeler collided with an amtrak train this morning in richmond. the access was closed, everything is now back to normal. >>> police say it looks like the driver of the truck tried to beat the train. >>> another entry in the bay area's bizarre housing market, an 11 foot tree houses for sale. it is accessible by a 137 mountain trail and set deep in a redwood grove wi

steph curry and kevin durant earn second team honors. draymond was named to the third team...st. curry earned his fourth consecutive all-nba honor... he led the warriors in scoring with 25.3 points durant received his seventh selection... he's the first warrior to average 25 points and eight rebounds since rick berry in the 1966-1967 season. green's defensive effort landed him his second all-nba team selection(wipe to all nba first team fullscreen) this year's all n-b-a first team was headline by lebron james. he's accompanied with kawhi anthony davis and the top two league m-v-p candidates james harden and russell westbrook. the rockets guard was unanimously voted to the first team. lebron matched an n-b-a record with eleven first team selections. draymond green was ticked off with the voters over thompson's all n-b-a team snub the raiders move to las vegas avoids any delays the las vegas authority stadium authority unanimously approved a conditional lease agreement. by having this deal in place the raiders will be able to relocate to sin city in 2020 instead of 2021. earlier

you select our team, your team, nbc bay area wazers. we'll be there for each other. back to you. >> you got our back, and we got yours thank you very much, mike. >> 5:21. coming up, lights out. the reason the statue of liberty will go dark tonight. >> and an item worth almost $9,000 is damaged in transit, but it's insured so everything is okay, right? wrong. i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds. tonight the statue of liberty will go dark. crews are finishing up >>> 5:24 on your tuesday morning. tonight, the statue of liberty will go dark. crews are finishing up work on a new emergency backup generator for libertyland. it's one of the last remaining repair projects from hurricane sandy. the lighting system that illuminates lady liberty will be turned off from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. thursday. >> bay area responds to a man who needed help recovering $8,000. >> it happened in shipping and now value was declared. >> russell a high-end sewing machine on ebay for $8600. he shipped the machine to his buyer using fed ex, and in doing that, he said he asked fedex for the pa

positive performance, with a team thatis positive performance, with a team that is not a team, but a put in place, to play some matches where we have pride to play for and responsibilities in relation to the results. but matches we don't want to play. we've only got one match today and that is not in the premier league. huddersfield drew 0—0 with sheffield wednesday in the first leg of their championship play off semifinal at thejohn smith's stadium. a dull first half provided few opportunities to score with huddersfield's izzy brown let down by his powers of balance. wednesday spent most of the second half defending but huddersfield were unable to make the breakthrough. the second leg is at hillsborough on wednesday. forest green rovers have been promoted to the efl for the first time in their history after a 3—1 win over tranmere rovers in the national league play—off final at wembley. with half time approaching the sides were drawing 1—1 before christian doidge helped forest green edge in front. kaiyne woolery had scored their opener and his second made it 3—1 before the interval

team.r most teams was made of gold. this is because gold is so soft its surface can be made extremely flat as in there is not even an atom out of place. that does take some time to prepare. since we bring different types of molecules to the surface or the sensor face, first you have to clean the surface to make sure you have a good track, there is a good organisation of the atom and to free the track from the molecules that you don't want. and this will take one or two days. once the nano cars are in position on the track, the teams use the tip of a scanning, tunnelling microscope to propel the vehicles with tiny electric charges. they have 30 hours to race ioo nanometres and back. six teams started with no guarantee that they would all finish, but there is historical precedent here. in 1894 there was the first ever car race in the world. of course microscopic cars, big cars, we had 100 or so cars registered at that time and only 21 succeeded to start and only 17 arrived at the end. so we a

think about what this team has done offensively. they against the two top defensive teams.i know san antonio didn't have their best defensive player but a great defensive team. they average 118 points a game through utah and through san antonio. what they are doing is just amazing. what everybody wants to see and joe -- the owner said it last night as well. they want them to face the cavs. the war why iors want to face them. they want revenge. they are have exercised the demons of getting past the spurs. now they want to beat the cavaliers again. the cavs play tonight in game four. they need two more wins sense the celtics. look at them first. 10-1. 115 points a game. 49%. those are incredible numbers. look over in the right to the warriors. 12-o. they are the only team shooting over 50% in the playoffs. >> it's a heavy weight fight that everybody wants to see. not just warrior fans. i'm sure cav fans. >> i think all of -- if you aren't in one of the cities of the teams that lost or maybe if you are now because we are down to just a few teams you want to see the cavs and th