>>> billionaire, richard branson,'s treem of space travel is one step closer s >>> a monster hurricane with 330-mile-per-hour winds. >>> actress, katherine zeta jones continues her battle. >>> good morning. the nba insists it will be business as usual moving forward despite two words that helped to shatter one of pro sports barriers. washington wizards senator, jason collins, saying, i'm gay. more on the announcement from nbc's mike taibbi. >> reporter: he was drafted as an inside scoring force. while jason collins is not a star or a starter anymore, the 12-year pro is now something no

>>> billionaire, richard branson,'s treem of space travel is one step closer s >>> a monster hurricane with 330-mile-per-hour winds. >>> actress, katherine zeta jones continues her battle. >>> good morning. the nba insists it will be business as usual moving forward despite two words that helped to shatter one of pro sports barriers. washington wizards senator, jason collins, saying, i'm gay. more on the announcement from nbc's mike taibbi. >> reporter: he was drafted as an inside scoring force. while jason collins is not a star or a starter anymore, the 12-year pro is now something no active player has ever been, openly gay. >> there have been tens of thousands before him. he is the first to come out while playing and saying, i'm gay. >> reporter: he wrote, i want to do the right thing and not hide anymore. i want to take a stand and say, me too. the reaction, hugely positive. from kobe bryant, proud of jason. nba commissioner, david stearns, saluted his leadership mantle and chelsea clinton, his classmate at stanford, cheered him for having the strength and courage to become the firs

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when people opt out, particularly in large numbers that, creates a fertile breeding ground for treem extremism and violence. what we need to do is foster a relationship of people to society and these brothers -- they opted out. timothy mcveigh, he opted out -- >> not always. they accepted scholarship money for a prestigious high school in cambridge. they competed in athletic events with teammates, wrestling, the older brother. they had roommates and they had friended. in many respects, they blended in with the community for 10 years. did they do that intentionally because some day they knew they would pull an event like this off, if as they are suspected to have done, they did it? >> we don't know. oftentimes, radicalization is an incremental process. there was a horrible extremist in britain on the public dole two decades and he started the whole... internet trend over in britain. he was on the dole there. so what sometimes happens, people engage with peers, or they pick up something on the internet. and they over time, give up their allegiance to what they previously had, especiall

>>> billionaire, richard branson,'s treem of space travel is one step closer s >>> a monster hurricaneh 330-mile-per-hour winds. >>> actress, katherine zeta jones continues her battle. >>> good morning. the nba insists it will be businesss

. >> she's clearly, this sounds ix treem extremely emotionally unbalanced. >> thanks so some spin, mcconnell cleverly shifted the story line from himself to the fbi. here's how major papers across the country played this story. look at "the new york times." fbi probes ashley judd tape. you know, there's something here -- i'm not a media critic, howard. we have howard here and we have david corn here, two real pros. why did the media go for the second game of the double header. the big story is what it's going to say about the story of mitch mcconnell. everyone went after the red herring. by whom? mitch mcconnell. the story here is what's going on in the room and he turned it into who told you. >> two ways, and the media went for it, by and large, because the magic letters "fbi," they carry a whole lot of weight. that's number one. the other thing he did and his aides did is scream about the left conspiracy. >> but the key thing there is, and i wrote a piece for huff post about this just now, talking about my sources in kentucky, mitch mcconnell still, even to this day, has a problem with the