i'm the executive director of a violence prevention program here in san francisco, united players. i'm honored to be able to speak. i don't want to speak about me. i want to speak about candidates who are running for the commission. i'm here clearly to state that i'm here in support of the brother victor, victor hwang who is running for police commission. to me it's very important about safety in the community in the streets with the relationships with the police. now, my understanding is if i heard you right, david campos, somebody could get reelect and had there's another seat, right? so, i see a win/win situation. angela chan, hand down she does her thing, very respective of the community, but i'm here clearly to state that i'm here to support my man, mr. hwang. thank you. >>> thank you, supervisors. excuse me. my name is ron stick l with sunset youth services also a violence prevention agency in san francisco ~. and i will say it is nice that support of a candidate is not disrespect to the other candidate. and that it is nice that there are multiple qualified candidates. maybe

i'm king john from united players. i'm here in support of victor hahn. i believe mr. hwang would be the right person for the police commission. he would be god for our community because the experience he has. [speaker not understood] with youth that are involved with the juvenile justice. i feel that victor has [speaker not understood] the da for a very long time. and y'all should put him on the board because he's a good perp. thank you. >> thank you. i want to call a few more names. gabrielle a [speaker not understood] ~. [speaker not understood]. deborah lee. dionicio web. david lang. >>> hello, good afternoon. my name is brian goldstein. i'm a policy analyst with the juvenile justice system here in san francisco and i'm here to speak in support of angela chan [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood] youth, adults and other vulnerable populations. we also offer technical assistance and policy analysis. and it's within that lens that we're here to support angela's reappointment. she has been dedicated to strengthening the juvenile just physics and mental he

that level of backing is essential if manchester united hopes to spend $300 million on new players. fact, united's financial strength has been unaffected by the troubles on the pitch. share prices has risen despite the team. the decision to sack moyes brought a further bounce in the share price in new york. manchester united is a global club with a worldwide business. it has an estimated 659 million adult fans spread around the globe. outside the club's stadium, it was not difficult to find fans with south america, mainland europe and china, convinced that united will recover from this episode. it's a long history. >> the former bayern munich coach has been installed as a likely successor, but it boss of the netherlands squad going into the summer's world cup. he has trophy winner's experience, something moyes never possessed. >> the indiana pairs recovered from the first-game loss to tie the n.b.a. play-offs against atlanta. paul george scored a game-high 27 points. scoler came off the bench, adding 20 more, leading the pacers to 101 to 85 vingtry. the series is level at 1-0. game

manchester united player, work lard -- hard but most of ul enjoy it. >>> villanova has been fightingcer since 2011. the 45-year-old was forced to step down last year. he lead the team to the league title during his one season in charge. >>> the newly elected president of africa's most successful football club has spoken of his hopes of the club in egypt. domestically games are still being played behind closed doors due to security concerns. >> translator: for sure, the absence of supporters and uncertainty with the league and the country has had a big effect. i hope this will change. we have started talking with the football association and the other clubs. we want our league to be run as they are in europe and most of the world. >>> michael phelps says he has yet to decide to complete in the next olympics. this event in arizona saw him coming up against a 20-month retirement. phelps finished a close second behind his fellow american. phelps will compete in the 50 meter free style later this friday, and says the support he has had so far has been overwhelming. >> i'm having fun. and

if manchester united still hopes to spend $300 million on new players during the summer offseason. fact, united's financial strength has been largely uneffected by the troubles on the pitch. share prices have been uneffected despite poor performance o. manchester united is undoubtedly a global club with a worldwide business. it has fans spread all around the globe. outside of the club on tuesday it was not difficult to find loyal fans from south america, mainland europe and china and all feeling that they'll recover from this episode. >> because of its long history, it has a lot of fans in china. >> reporter: a likely successor to moyes, but he's the with the netherlands' squad going to the world cup. paul brennan, al jazeera, manchester. >> who next for manchester united while they have a favorite, ryan griggs will step in temperature rarely. others are having a great season as coach of atletico madrid. they're currently top of the spanish league and in the semi finals of the champions league. and could alex ferguson be tempted to come out of retirement. the 72-year-old is still d

with passion, speed, tempo, be brave, imagination, all of the things i expect of a manchester united playerd but most of all enjoy it. if i am enjoying the game i can express myself more as a player. > >>> domestic league games are still being played behind closed doors because of security certains. >> translator: for sure the absence of supporters, uncertainty with the league, ta the country has had a big effect. we have started talking with the football association and the other clubs. we want our league to be run as they are in europe and most of the world. >>> to tennis nidal's 41 winning streak has come to an end. the world number 20 kept his nerve and decided to seal his first victory over nidal. and then the fourth semifinal of the season for this man. next up [ inaudible ]. >>> so [ inaudible ] now, maria sharapova is still on course to defend her title there. he results also see her keep her place in the top ten after a series that threatened to see her drop out of the elite group for the first time since march 2011. she'll face the italian in the semifinals. >>> michael phelps say

him after the performance against everton on sunday when it really did look like manchester united's playerst performing for their manager. the global appeal of the club is paramount to what everyone at manchester united is trying to achieve, and results have started to falter this season, when you are looking at the asian markets and american markets which are a huge business for a club like manchester united it can have a damaging effect. with liverpool on course to win the title, they are now headed back into the market. and manchester will have looked at that and that will have been one of the alarm bells that will be ringing for them. >>> so what is next for manchester united, this man will take over until the end of the season. dutch coach is one of the leading candidates. he'll be available after the world cup, and has an impressive resume. this is poot name being linked. he has won the german title twice. but according to the british newspaper the guardian he has ruled himself out of the vacancy. this man is having another great season as coach of athletico madrid. and could alex fer

but nobody was safe when the manchester united player took the upper mount.e where cincinnati mayor was trying to throw this one. >> is waiting for it. he almost had to go to the alley before he could come up with that. >> perhaps she had jet lag when she threw her pitch into home plate in japan. but maybe the worst the first pitch of all time came from this singer. >> it was a great effort. >> tampa bay race game. don't know if they ever called her back. then there is just the weird ones. charlie brown doing his best to hit the glove of the pittsburgh pirates parent. bill murray did the honors in 2012. >> i guess he will run the bases. >> after taking a quick lap around the infield, he did tip one in. and finally, a baby tyrannosaurus rex throws out a pitch at rebars game. i guess he can blame the distance on those short arms. >> how are you feeling? the best and worst ever. >> if this is a catastrophe just show the bad videos with mine. that's all i ask. >> in know we will show it again and again. >> it's all part of the weather day today at the cell. tom s

united thrown. theater of dreams has become the stuff of nightmares. sunday's defeat would prove the final result. as the players arrived at the training grant, he was sacked. manchester united at david moyes has left. the club would like to place on record its thanks for the hard work, honesty, and integrity he brought to the role. after sir alex ferguson's retirement, it was always going to be the toughest of acts to arrived withoyes the plea for patience. -- >>the club stood by me the club stood by me. your job now is to stand by the new manager. >> he could never escape the shadow of his predecessor. he was soon struggling on the pitch. defeats to liverpool and manchester city trenton area protest last month and now the club's american owners have acted. for now, united, who just your go was celebrating a title, or in turmoil. following this man who is often described as it impossible job, and for david moyes, that is exactly how it proved. this onore on all manchester united, i'm joined from new york by football analyst tommy smith. was david moyes the wrong choice or was it an impossible job? >> when you f

if player health is the issue, why is the bargaining unit just the scholarship players?hat about the walk-on? the 20-plus walk-on players who aren't able to bargain and be part of the bargaining unit or the union as it's formed? so i think this is about the ncaa and if you listen to the northwestern quarterback, he has come out recently and said he will not be voting in favor of the union and the only reason he signed the union card was because he thought he could affect change with the ncaa. >> ian, would that be a more appropriate route? would that have a better effect if they were directly connected with the ncaa in trying to resolve these issues? >> look, i think it's interesting. you have a direct employer at northwestern and then you have the ncaa which in this case i think believes its some supreme entity that isn't subject to federal or state laws. and i think we'll see that play out here. there's pressure mounting on the ncaa from various fronts to address these real, very real issues that these players have. and this particular situation might create some of th

players it needs? >> absolutely. united needs six or seven grade a signings. if your trying to attract a player, there's two things they're looking for. first of all they're concern about money. second, playing at the highest level. if you can't offer champions league football, you've got to offer financial compensation to make up for this. i think united has to spend large sums in the transfer market and with the rumored 300 pounds a week deal, that set the benchmark for agents negotiating for clients. >> a lot of money indeed. thanks very much for joining us on "gmt." mcgwire joining us from manchester stud yoeios. >>> she was a former executive. now she's mark soozuckerberg's . she authored the book "women work and will to lead." we caught up with her at a forum to encourage small businesses to make more of social media. >> missions are tide. i think the challenge in the opportunity of this huge technological shift we're going through is one we can work together. make the world a little smaller. >> we're hosting our international headquarters, first meeting

our immigration laws changed we knee a new influx of communities coming into the united states and into baseball. players from the caribbean, from asia. their appearances in baseball not only support, you know, the aspirations of those communities, but they also help to education our broader population about their cultures, their ideas, and the pluralism that our country represents. a number of different authors in the book be explore the significance of jackie robinson's debut not only to their lives, but to the lives of the communities they lived in. robinson's debut signified the culmination of the america that american jews aspired to live in. >> robinson was chosen to overcome the weight of centuries. my father and our cleaning lady minnie understand his struggle. orthodox jew and underprivileged black, they saw in his struggles a mirror of their daily lives. if he made it, they could. if not them, then their children. >> the essential value baseball stands for is a level playing field. while baseball has wrestled with issues like race, it has nevertheless represented the opportunity to minority pop

proudest moment giving in manchester united player a lost d.v.d. and then watching him watch it a few weeks later on t.v. your parents living yes they're very proud of you i think so yeah you have brothers yeah brother teacher lives in barcelona biggest best milam film asked you know and i found maybe agent smith from the matrix hurley claire or desmond claire part you'd love to play one day. i always wanted to have a stab at johnny boy from mean streets martin scorsese found robert de niro just. as she was puck oh i've been called punk a few times i was in the park with the with the orchestra when they did many a midsummer night's dream yeah i've been called puckish if you know you up to something i was the first jewish part and now you see. i got great reviews tina's pet peeve people who think that the ground is a place to put spent cigarettes like put it in the trash can that's where it goes is rubbish just because you don't want it doesn't mean we want it hidden talent. i can go from across legged position to a handstand. snakes spiders or liza

amount of money that is being spent and yet we're hearing that the most outstanding basketball player in the united states of america goes to bed hungry at mighnight. so players are interested in collective bargaining. >> the ncaa has not addressed these issues that the players are talking about. it's not about making hundreds of thousands of dollars. they want basic health care, they want some protections. they want their scholarship length and their academic achievements certainly recognized. and they need more help beyond their eligibility. why hasn't the ncaa done this? all they're doing is bashing union talk. >> well, i think you hit the nail on the head. this isn't a connect ticut problem. the basic issue is they're making money the way it is. they're able to exploit these kids, make millions between their tv revenues, their products, all of the jerseys that they're selling. and yet the kids get nothing. they don't even get enough food to not go to bed hungry. it's absurd. >> each state deals with labor differently. what do you want to do in connecticut? >> well, one of the things we're looki

was announced today is an unprecedented moment in the history of big time sports in the united states. not a player, not a front office employee or a manager, but an owner. one of the bosses. one of the money guys actually being thrown out in shame. the short-term question obviously is what happens next? will the nba owners who have the power to do it, will the other nba owners vote to strip donald sterling of ownership of his team, force him to sell the team? that's the other shoe that may or may not drop. lots of the owners today put out statements today suggesting that will be an easy vote. the bigger question here for people who don't care about sports but recognize sports are an important part of oh american culture and it may be a landmark thing that happened here whether or not you know how many basketball teams represent los angeles, the bigger question in terms of american culture, american politics and accountability in our country and our time is why did this just happen? this is an historically significant moment given what else happened if professional sports before this. why did this

as the united states negotiates with the big players in asia like japan, it's not equal partners foria. the little guy normally doesn't get to lead. bbc news kuala lumpur. >> the u.s. says it's not giving up on peace efforts in the middle east even though israel has broken talks with the palestinians. israel is deeply unhappy palestinian authorities have signed a new deal with the group. the prime minister netanyahu told the bbc he will never negotiate with a palestinian government if supported by the group. the bbc is in jerusalem. i asked for reaction from the israeli and palestinian meeting. >> this is the subject that dominates the newspaper headlines in israel. if you look at israeli newspapers first, this is the jerusalem post with a straight forward headline, israel calls off talks with palestinians. there's a bit of analysis from the head of the world jewish congress. the reading is the world has seen the view of the president of the world jewish congress, the palestinians are not serious about peace a. there's a slightly different approach in this, the widest circulation dai

nevertheless, the united states is a big player in asia. the ukraine situation demands attention. adimir putin is plotting his next moves. the united states has taken a tough stand, but putin isn't listening. we may have an economic war that gets deeper now, which will have pretty wide affects, and the president is trying to manage that very carefully. >> all right, david, appreciate the time. we'll talk with you in a little built to see what else you have coming up on "meet the press" this morning. >> thanks, erica. >> let's go to jenna for a look at the other stores this morning. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with the latest on that ferry disaster in south korea. the country's prime minister announced his resignation today over the government's handling over the april 16th sinking. the tragedy has left more than 300 people dead or missing. >>> president obama was in malaysia today where he addressed the recent missing jetliner, saying the u.s. will continue to aid in its search. the president made the remarks during his visit with the country's prime minister. obama also de

there is a difference between liverpool and some of the players on manchester united of titles.on a lotme of those players have won titles elsewhere, but i wonder if too much is made of it. ex-players all say it is a huge difference to have won one against none, but surely stevens can cope. and thank goodness he can play, by the way. >> yes, and who might win, in your view? >> we have liverpool on the percentages. i want so much for to be liverpool. i have a horrible feeling it may not be. i think it might be a draw. up, the second superhero blockbuster of the spiderman"amazing movie preview is next. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm mark barton. this is "countdown." caroline is here. are you a gulper or sipper? you better explain. down here,article but apparently for you coffee fanatics, getting high on caffeine, apparently we should all gup to get more aroma from the coffee according to this article. don't complain when somebody is taking big drawls of their coffee, making a noise, because they say it has a higher roma release and it has a significant impact on each other. therefore, we take 25

united. join your favorite nfl players. take the pledge. go to unitedway.org.'re in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. for the missing malaysian airliner. a ship detected signals consistent with tran missions -- transmissions from black boxes. it is near where searchers were looking for the plane for days, but they say it is too early to say anything for sure. abc news reporter lawyer rejacobs has the latest. larry jacobs has the latest. >> underwater sounds have been picked up three times from the boeing 777. the first two a mile apart, by a chinese navy ship with a device like this one. but the manufacturer says it is not capable of detecting the sounds in such deep water. the lead australian ship ocean shield using a u.s. black box locator heard the ping about 350 miles away jie. they have to be hearing two different things. the pingers cannot travel more than a few miles. it is definitely two different

the most famous basketball player in the united states. >> not michael jordan? >> jimmy: no.ant. >> jimmy: there you go. all right. ha-ha-ha. illuminating isn't it? it is very interesting. what ferocious animal is on the california state flag? yes? >> the lion. >> jimmy: we have no lions, mountain lions. chris? not a dinosaur, no. a bear. a bear? >> jimmy: yes, that's close enough. we have beers on tap here. a "beer." everything is beers with you germans. >> i found out during the commercial break that the two partook in love making act the hostel, they're both going to wherever we send them. >> jimmy: wait a minute. is there something going on between you two. >> no. >> jimmy: all right. maybe this contest is moot, because you both will be staying in the same room. all right. let's go ahead. with the questions. what is the name of the poison that l.a. women inject into their forehead and lips? yes, louise? >> botox. >> jimmy: that is right, louise. one final question -- for all of the marbles. the rap group mwa was out of what part of los angeles? >> wisconsin. >> jimmy: no,

as you said in the opening, the expectations for some sort of breakthrough among these four players, the united states, the european union, russia and ukraine coming out of this meeting are pretty low. the fact that they were supposed to finish up their meetings more than an hour ago and come out and have press conferences and that those things haven't happened suggest to me that they are trying to agree on what they can say they agreed on because it's always better to come out of a diplomatic meeting with something marginally good to say, but at the bedrock here, russia wants something very different and as an outcome from what the other three members of this diplomatic quartet also wanted. so it would be hard to see exactly what they could say they agreed on. >> vladimir putin spoke on russian tv, steve. he took questions from the public and there are three key takeaways and even though he says he's hopeful there will be a diplomatic solution to this crisis. he also said, while he hopes not to send russian troops into ukraine, he would not rule that out and for the first time he admitted that

the nba and players are united. they will get rid of donald sterling. they can't take the team from him. they can take away his ability to run the team. and then they will push for a sale. and there are a lot of willing buyers. this will be behind us. melissa: to our viewers. you're looking at screen right now, that is the new york hilton in midtown new york. that is where we're expecting nba commissioner adam silver at any moment to come on. as soon as he starts speaking we'll go to that live. brian, let me ask you, do you agree what you heard so far. >> i do. "tmz" who started this whole thing and word is done. i will share what "tmz" is reporting. the commissioner will suspend donald sterling indefinitely like lee mentioned and impose a million at this million dollar fine but sterling will not be forced to sell the team. the suspension does not include members of his sterling's family. like the san francisco 49er, eddie depart toe low situation where it went to his sister in the immediate family. he is out and there is a fine. melissa: that is what "

that idea was born, you could say, with three little letters, apu standing for all players united. those letters were worn by a number of college football players during games last september 21st. while the message may have been written on a wristband, it was heard loud and clear. there were college players who wanted a change in how the ncaa does business off of their sweat and hard work. among those wearing apu that day was cane colter, the northwestern wildcats quarterback and co-captain. last season he would go on to spend the last half of his season year fighting for that cause. in january, he led a group of players who submitted to the national labor relations board signed union cards and a petition to be represented by a labor union. the questions over whether student athletes were being mistreated or even exploited particularly in big money sports like football and basketball was no longer something being discussed in the zeitgeist, it was very real action. one week ago today, the work of the players association bore fruit when the chicago branch of the nlrb ruled that the s

number one integrated beef and chicken player in the united states as well as the number two pork passingm. of course, the most important division here clocking in at 45% of tyson sales is chicken. because the original white meat is now the fastest growing protein out there and that's courtesy of consumer demand for healthier food. however, as well run as tyson is, this whole meat packing industry is really volatile. it's hostage to the cost of animal feed and the price they can get for the meat. both of which can swing pretty wildly. just such a strong performer. everything worked great this quarter. that makes tyson the best house in a neighborhood that, frankly, is not particularly attractive. and when you start to drill down into the specifics here, it becomes pretty clear that nabors is the better bet for 2014. when the drilling business was not so hot, nabors was the worst of the bunch. but now that we're seeing improvement around the globe, this company has the most leverage to that improvement. basically benefitting from a two-prong cyclical -- excuse me, cyclical upswing on the d

players like ryan gates. attracting stars and manchester united was very easy when they were winning everything, but without the champions league and without the europa league, that might be harder. hard to attract a successor. thank you for all of that. now i reminder of the headlines from paris. trading accusations, washington and moscow seem as far apart as ever over the ukrainian crisis. the american vice president has vowed that the u.s. stands with ukraine in the face of humiliating threats. he spoke just a short time ago in kiev. investigation is underway into other bashar al-assad used justine on his own people a few days ago. the u.s. and france have pledged to uncover the truth. dead anding the war insulting neighbors, the japanese have once again paid homage at the boreal, raising visitws on the eve of a from u.s. president barack obama and the start of his asian tour. >> taking a look at headlines from around the world. you will start us off with the unrest in ukraine. a focus on controversial photos. >> that is right, these are photos that the ukrainian government provided for security and cooperat

football news now where english premier league side manchester united has fired david moyes as coach after last season on the job veteran player ryan giggs will take charge of the team until a permanent placement can be a while man united are currently seven on the table and have missed out on next season's champions league as a huge blow for one of the richest and up until moines ten year ten months ago one of the most successful soccer clubs in the world the move of the malays the chosen mum was in the job to just ten months and takes plays prius as the ceramics but isn't for the dream job. a civil court shoes who wants to coach him on each wheel chair say it any wonder he sealed top of the hostage crisis it is the way she wanted the winning goal. paul was called to deal with when silence these become the dominant consideration that dream sell quickly just like man united won a game a six year contract he faced constant scrutiny disgruntled fans pay to be spent in rome one voice out he put on a brave face. he just does not change their diet the job. i'm finally done with a wee bit that it's no one's going to be still in the

rested some of their key players ahead of their championships league match against manchester united, but the move backfired and the team's record straight has come to an end. portman had to respond to their heavy loss to real madrid, and they did just that in saturday's late kickoff. look at the other scores from the weekend's games. stuttgart won a crucial clash. frankfurt won their local derby. nuremberg also lost. the friday night kickoffs all hamburg beat their opponent to-one. disaster for one coach, who was fired by the clubhouse board. what see what happened. the terrible rondo form has caught up with the coach. the finish coach was sacked after the defeat against hamburg on friday. his team fell behind after just three minutes. they fired into the bottom corner to continue his excellent season. but they equalized after halftime, thanks to a goalkeeping howler. renee misjudged the effort and the teams were on course for a draw. hamburg hit back, securing three vital points three powerful volley. the win moves them up to 16th. they now take over as the coach until the end of th

united states today. the owners, the players, the alumni of the nba. everybody has saluted what he's done. the owners are not going to turn around and, now, repudiate adam silver and say is oh, no, we're not going to force sterling to sell the team. of course he's going to get what i expect will be a unanimous vote of the owners. and then we'll see if sterling wants to fight it. my guess is he's going to put this team up for auction. $700 million. 600. who knows how much he'll get. on a $12 million investment. he'll take his money and go away. >> yeah, he bought that team when it was in san diego for about $12 million. i think it's going to be closer to $1 billion if the milwaukee bucks were just sold the other day for $600 million. that's a relatively small media market in milwaukee. rachel, pick this up. los angeles, the clippers, that's the largest media market out there. if he decides to sell i it, potentially could walk away with $1 billion just from that team. >> i want to follow up on the end of jeffrey's point, which is he did buy that team in san diego. he moved the team to l.a. w

united states. hamas is not the main player here. nor is fatah. >> all right, phyllis bennett, uftsdz good to have you -- it's good to have you on the program. thank you. >> thank you. >> the new revolution in cuba, it's all about food. >> the high temperatures today were cooler on each coast from west to east and we had warming in the central states. this is representative of what we'll have coming up. central portion of the u.s. but we are only starting to brew some storms for the midwest. that's what's going on tonight and again this weekend. but let's talk the temperatures because they're part of what contributes to stormy weather. you can see just how far above normal our high temperatures have been for areas in the west. san francisco's running almost three degrees above normal for this month of april. but the temperature change along the east coast was pretty dramatic, a lot of folks felt it, as temperatures fell five to 10° cooler than it was yesterday. we had a storm system move through and the storm system, this one moved t

players. he knows the team well and knows the standard that united should be playing for. >> someone has been saying also -- actually a lot of players, that whoever get this is job will have a really tough tough -- also reading the news agencies saying the compensation is yet to be sorted out. is that going to be messy or sorted quickly sf. >> ben smiths is outside the training ground as we speak where dave moyes is in talks to broker the compensation deal. there are rumors there was a clause in the contract saying had he not qualify for the champions league, that would give him less entitlement. that's something we'll learn more as the day develops and week develops. united will want to make this as pain free as possible. >> thanks very much indeed. >>> now the american vice president joe biden says the united states stand as with ukraine amid what he calls daunting allegations and threats. in kiev it's a public demonstration of u.s. support for the man that replaced yanukovych this year. there's no sign to the end of the pro russian opposition in ukraine. the world's super power putting on a

players in america unquote. well, it is indisputable that in the aftermath of citizens united 501(c)4's or major political players. according to the center for responsive politics the amount of secret money being spent by title i see for's showed up -- shot up from virtually nothing to over 256 million in the 2012 election cycle which comprises 85% of the 300 million in the secret money spent in 2012. so there you have it. if you want to hide money being spent to elect candidates give it to a 501(c)(4). indeed the political director of crossroads gps has acknowledged that 501(c)(4) was formed quote has some donors didn't want to be disclosed. now, there is a catch that explains the underlying reason for all their recent focus on the irs actions relating to 501(c)4's. under the, and bear with me because it's a twisted story but it's really important that everybody understands. under the irs guidelines that replaces the 1950s and organization can qualify for 501(c)4 status so long as it's quote primary purpose is social welfare and education. those are the 1950s regulations for the irs. but if you're in station spe

all of that con taken away >>> we are waiting for a vote on the football players deciding if they will unite that battle that is drawing intense scrutiny because there could be effects for school and some thinking it could be the demise of the ncaa. they ruled that players on scholarships are employees. what can this cause? >> it can cause so many consequen consequences that i don't know if the people that ruled on this understands. if the guy fumbles the ball on saturday, can he be fired on sunday night? and who is going to tax the scholarships. they will owe state and federal tax. in addition, there is so many unintented consequences of this. the ncaa is slow to reform. they are slow to respond. their rules need to change. and they are trying but they waited 30 years too long >> how do they make the leap because they get money for study they are employed? >> they are bringing in so much money for the ncaa basketball tournament and football games and because they are bringing in so much revenue it is billions of dollars that the television networks are spending on this. and everybody is all

there is public outrage, anger and display from the coaches, players, sponsors and even the president of the united states. >> we're waiting word from adam silver, the commissioner of the nba, regarding the controversial ocontroversyaround the owner of. clippers. we're in los angeles, the players have taken actions on their own. they have worn their jerseys inside out so the names doesn't show. have they done enough welcome. >> reporter: it depends on who you talk to. some say the players should not have shown up in the first place. that's the ultimate. but others say they should win for themselves. if you followed the nba, now the clippers have struggled for years and years. they've been overshadowed by the lakers, but this year they have a legitimate shot at the championship. among the fans there is a sense of disbelief, disappointment, that this could have been the clippers' year. they are in the playoffs. they're tied with the golden state warriors at 2-2, and that is overshadowed many wondering if the fans will show up tonight. >> this was a man sued by the justice department concerning racial

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the university's players cast ballots whether to unite and join a union. it is a controversial labor battle that everybody is talking about. joining me, the partner at frumpkin and hunter law firm. why are they talking about it? >> these young people are getting into the schools, they have scholarships, they're not paying for going to school but taking basket weaving and things like that. not highfalutin classes. they are exploited by the coaches who want to keep them there, use them again and again and again, they make millions, the coaches, on salaries and the universities and including northwestern, they can make millions, the kids get a scholarship and they're washed up after that. gerri: bill, a year at northwestern costs 65,000. that ain't nothing, if you use it the right way, maybe if you got more, the gift you're giving for your service? >> that is exactly the service. it pains me to say this, the national labor relations act, the definition of employee does not cover players, the players get this money for a scholarship to basically be players to

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united states. >> most of these players are playing in america and begin to selva sport and watch it and it is steadystuart: i you done with this? >> cleaned up. you are still on the show. don't move. >> you seem disappointed. have you read your run down? says i'm saying the whole block unless you want me out of here. that he rented the space or something? have you ever seen someone so anxious to get me out? you asked me over. stuart: your cutting into the time of the next guests of the quiet. bubba watson came away with the second masters earlier this month for the big story that came out of the tournament, the masters was the absence of tiger woods. ted bishop is with us, pga america's present trying to get a word in edgewise while brian kilmeade dominates the show. welcome to the program. >> i love hearing this soccer talk. tiger woods and play in the masters. the ratings went down. that is bad news for golf. you need the guy. >> golf needs tiger woods. the other thing that impacted the ratings this weekend, the first night weekend of weather that we had across the northern half of the united stat

everyone from the president of the players association to the president of the united states. >> we believe that this is a defining moment for the league. this is a defining moment for the commissioner and it's a defining moment for all the players in this league. >> people want to advertise their ignorance, you don't do anything. >> the nba will move quickly into their investigation of the audio recordings but not say what kind of punishment sterling could face if the tapes are found legit. the attorney who represents sterling's ex-girlfriend the attorney says the tapes are real and they represent about a 15 minutes of an hour-long conversation. but, again, we have the nba doing their own investigation to figure out, scott, if these tapes are real or not. if they are real, we have to see what the nba decides about that. >> chase cain, thank you much. >>> as chase mentioned the national basketball association asked the nba to ban sterling from nba playoff games this season. he was not at yesterday's game, but his wife sat courtside. he supported sterling saying "i don't condone those statem

everyone from the president of the players' association to the president of the united states. >> we believe this is a defining moment for the league and defining moment for the commissioner and defining moment for all the players in this league. >> ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't have to do anything, just let them talk. >> the nba promised that they will move quickly in their investigation into the audio recordings, but the league's commissioner would not say what kind of punishment sterling could face, if the tapes are found to be legit. but an attorney for that woman who was apparently having the conversation with sterling, that attorney says that the tapes are real. he says that they're about a 15-minute chunk of an hour-long conversation between them. the nba is looking into that and we may even know something as soon as today, scott. >> chase cain in the newsroom, thank you. >>> a social media push for a protest at the clippers/warriors game for tomorrow night. this twitter account just started called clippers blackout is calling for everyone to suppo