so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirationalnd sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context, a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe, maybe one per continent, maybe two or three in this country, then once they are all networked, they begin to communicate with one another and share

the original model was used to brief the policy makers, to brief president obama and used by the assault team to plan their raid. two additional copies were made for historical record, and this is our copy. i think we got the best feedback we could have hoped to receive. when every single one of the assault team returned alive, and when we debriefed them they said they felt like we'd been there before. the first helicopter landed here, the second helicopter was to drop the team onto the villa. then a number of things happened. first of all, we have a stealth helicopter whose flight characteristics have been modified. they are coming in. hot and heavy. they go into a hover over the villa, the rotors are turning, air is directed down into the compound, probably hits these walls. comes back up over the aircraft and it's called setting with power, the more he tries to power out of it the faster down he'll go. american helicopters rotate counterclockwise, which is why we ended up over here. everybody got off alive. the entire raid lasted 39 minutes. the weapon we have displayed in this part of the

to be fair out here. you telling us we're negotiating. your team just sat there for over two months waiting for us to go to arbitration, waiting for us to get to impasse so you can give it to this lopsided process within prop g to say well, that was bad, but just think if you go to arbitration it's going to be worse. that's what we were dealt with in negotiations. you telling me oh, take it to your membership as well. not going to happen. >> thank you. we look forward to reading your letter. thank you. anyone else wish to address the board this morning? seeing none, anything else to come before the board? i guess that's it. anything else? >> i guess what i'll just say is that we have entered this negotiation in good faith, we have conducted it the way we have and the city has with every other labor organization so we absolutely believe that the operator should be fairly and well compensated. i believe what we proposed was consistent with that, what the mediator ultimately recommended even more so. in terms of the round rules for arbitration, we hav

have to be very strategic about how we already use resources that are already in our system that here to for in the past have not be used in a comprehensive cohesive integrated aligned way. the bat team is a great example of how we're bringing all these resources to bear in an integrated way to attack issues at the root cause. that's actually why we're being so thoughtful about how we go forward. and before we come to the board and the public to say we need x number of dollars, we want to make sure what we're implementing is effective and strategic. the other thing i want to make sure we state publicly is that we speak and talk about and study all yearlong with our administrators the administrator institute last year talking about it, we will do it again this year. every time we're together we talk about it, but it's not just administrators, it's everyone in our system. everyone needs to understand this is our collective mission. so in that regard, we also are very careful about calling these schools out because in the resolution we've said we want to build capacity. that is, if there's a situation where a school is sending children at a higher rate out of their classroom, it doesn't

and just allows 80 us to have a team very knowledgeable to remain an call to respond to the work the city is doing our virile work and it extends the term by 3 years >> it is keeping the same dollar amount. >> $4.2 million. >> they've only spent 8.2 so there's a large amount left to spend. >> they didn't want my consideration for exceeding the crack. >> no. >> good for them. >> director reiskin. >> i'm happy to support this and we definitely want to remain the ability to access those services this relates bashgs back to the budget item you mention those will be the folks should the funding come from planning or the a t c it will be the consultant to do that and it will be important to extend the contracts i want to insure that the transbay participation through the consultant and otherwise that we're as collaborative and coordinate active and open-minded about that process as we possibly can be in keeping with the mayors request that he made when we met the other day and i'm happy to move the item. >> thank you. we have a motion on this item any public comment on that item? seeing no

we're going to have to leave it right there peace activism or c rest thank you very much for sharing your views with us here on our team to national. two convicts have been put to death using lethal injection in the u.s. despite a backlash over a recent the botched execution of an inmate now the latest death sentences all went ahead without incident in georgia and the story and a third man will be executed later in florida but back in a problem an oklahoma convict was left writhing in pain for almost an hour before he died after being injected with an experimental lethal cocktail parties marina point now explains. prison officials did not insert the lethal injection into his vein properly now that episode shined a new spotlight on executions in the u.s. and even prompted u.s. president barack obama to call for his justice department to review the procedures of capital punishment now prison officials in georgia say the execution of mr welland seemed to go smoothly with no noticeable complications a few minutes into the procedure he took a couple of heavy breaths and within five minutes according to reports there was no

huddle they break on family, guys hang out outside of this building and that's what i've been used to teamsery close that invest in each other and it's not just a job when they come here. they're playing with their brothers and i think i see that when i come here. >> jenkins a really good guy. eagles and one of their offensive lineman ran up a big tab over the weekend. i mean big. unconscious the way they ordered wine. how much and who paid coming up at sick clock. form mr. eagles fullback kevin turner is continuing his better against a disease that has no cure. als or lou gehrig's disease. kevin was diagnosed with it back in 2010. the effects of the direct result of concussions and other neck injuries that he suffered during his career with the eagles and the new england patriots. kevin was in medford today for the third annual kevin turner golf tournament to raise awareness about the disease and raise funds for his foundation. friends and former teammates were there today knowing because of kevin there is hope. >> kevin has found a purpose, right, as he battles, you know, this new -- thin

at home you go to school or to the grist up next the business headlines of the week in venture capital but if you're watching us in the u.k. to get backstage look at our team in the latest episode often used to stay with us . the federal migration service of russia has recently received more than five thousand requests for political asylum from ukrainian citizens these requests come from refugees who are fleeing the conflict in the eastern part of ukraine in fact i personally know people who are from the ukraine who are now essentially trapped in russia because their native regions are at war with the kiev government there is a classic mainstream media talking point about russian aggression and russian imperialism which gets repeated constantly in fact so often that is not even a question but if you stop to think about it if you were trapped in a region at war and you were going to escape odds what where would you go into the heart of the aggressors imperialists know you go in the direct opposite direction interestingly enough in both this conflict and the two thousand and eight. war in georgia the overwhelming majority of refugees flee towards russia excl

to us. >> the student editors say they voted to stop using the team's mascot name because it may be viewed derogatory to native americans. similar to the fight taking place other the washington redskins. they say banning it may trample the free speech rights of other students. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is expected to veto parts of a budget passed by state lawmakers just yesterday. the $34 billion spending plan pays for the state's pension contribution by raising tax on corporations and the wealthy. the governor promised a line item veto. the state has to have a balanced budget in place before the new fiscal year begins next tuesday. >>> there she is. a new miss delaware. former runner-up brittany lewis was awarded the crown last night in delaware. amanda longacre won earlier this month but was stripped of her title because of an age requirement. >> this is something i care about. i care about people. and now i feel as though i'm having this opportunity ripped from me. and i feel as though delaware is having this opportunity ripped away from them as well. for me to be a good re

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were getting reports that cell phones, consulate cell phones were being used to make calls to the attackers higher up. >> security teams on the ground used that in real time. >> while you were sleeping drone strikes killed at least 10 people. the raid not far from the afghan border pakistani intelligence officials say a pair of person drones dropped three missiles on a compound. it was local al qaeda linked american groups. >> desperate iraqi leaders asking the u.s. for drone air strikes. the militants have taken away the city in a matter of days. 5,000 iraqis thread the northern part of the country to escape all of the fighting. militants have taken control of tikrit which was sadam hussein's home town. they are so evil al qaeda separated themselves from them. it is set to review a crisis. >> a deadly rampage at an oregon high school was a 15-year-old freshman. jared padgett was carrying a case and a duffle bag inside. the assault rifle used in the attack plus a hunting knife a hand gun and nine extra clips of ammo that he got from his home. he went straight in the locker room and shot dead emilio hoffman before injur

south american team players i don't know the climate. expectation. david talking to us from the sun today thank you very much indeed for your time enjoy the rest of the games i certainly were going to pick another team because i did have england. i think costa rica i'm going to go for now because david have a good day good bye. this week austria signed a deal with russia to construct a south stream branch on its territory defying e.u. officials the commission is currently challenging really galatea of the project claiming that it doesn't comply with e.u. competition law and the forty billion dollar project is designed to carry russian gas to the center of europe already dependent on russia for third of its gas needs on a route that bypasses the current transit country ukraine but the company's c.e.o. he told a news conference after the signing he said europe needs russian gas europe will need more russian gas in the future because european gas production is falling i think the european union understands this too according to president putin the reason why the u.s. oppos

to this. >> as an american team, we feel like it better suits us. we're used to it. have teams coming other from europe that never play in humidity, and they -- they're cramping and complaining about it. so for us, we're trying to use it to our advantage. >> also helping the americans chances, it's possible that portugal's star player, the fifa world player the year renaldo will not play because of a knee injury it also their lead defender pepe got a red card. >> can't head-butt people. >>> thousands of fans from all over the world have gone to brazil for the world cup. most flew. one guy, though, he did it a different way. he rode 8,000 miles from canada all the way to brazil on horse back. >> was this like some sort of thing about prices of airline tickets? i don't know. phillipe joins us. [ speaking foreign language ] >> thank you so much for having me on your show. >> we have to switch to english for my friend over here. >> i have no idea what happened. >> what an amazing journey. >> it was amazing. >> how were you able to do this? how do you feel now that you've

team. lead. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. economic correct. place now a. part. of what if the republic of signings. mater's operation gladio has moved into ukraine according to u.s. intelligence reports coming up. the openly nazi base of kiev's new army. wiki leaks cables but the u.s. ambassador. and the quote cycle paths of cia special ops. prove once again that the united states of america is and will remain the greatest force for freedom the world has ever known the bomb hits a new high this month claiming the u.s. with the main liberators against the nazis and s m b c reports that in reality world war two never ended well publicly that what tells demanded quote full details difficult to charge those responsible for the holocaust privately even as the war against fascism was still raging the white house was creating what it called red lines to america for tens of thousands of nose these despite being classed as a menace to us security you want the man responsible for hiring cash cash the white house created new identities for nazi mass murderers like kla

>> the smart team know how to rescue teams and they use the 28-foot ladder and climb right up. >> who's good boy? this guy. what's your name? >> he easily goes to smart team rescue member and the first thing they do, throw him in a bag. >> put you in here and get you out of here, shall we? >> every cat rescue there's a cat in a bag. >> the family is reunited and buddy looks happy and the girl takes the cat out of the crate. >>> now this dog does not need a rescue but it does need a scratch. instead of like walking up to the door and scratching itself it's trying to scratch it with its neck. >> does it have a neck? good luck, dog. >> if it had a long snout it might have better luck maybe. i feel bad for this dog because it had an intch that needed to e scratched. >> get ready for the shocker of the year. what you're about to see a fight on the russian roads. i'm actually kidding. there are many fights on the russian roads but this one quite different. this is a passenger van. we're seeing a look into the van and what's here. you got the split screen here. watch this mitsubishi, kind of c

coach used to coach the germ al national team. used to play for the german national team.nt coach of germany. there are five german-americans on the u.s. team. because both germany and the u.s. can move forward into the next round if they draw. if they tie. there is suggestion that maybe the coaches might call up each other and say, hey old friend, maybe we should just play defensively and play to a 0-0 or 1-1 tie and we will all just move through. that is not because anyone is saying that he is that kind of guy but it has happened before, with germany. back then, west germany with aust treea to move forward in the world cup. because there is this history be there's been these whispers and the german team and u.s. team denied there is any impropriety going on. but people will be watching. >> i just hope team usa wins. >>> let's talk about basketball. lebron james exercising a termination clause in his contract on july 1st. to become a free agent. you interviewed him for your show. give us a sense of what this means. >> it doesn't mean something astounding. this doesn't mea

we used to do or we have police crisis intervention team training from about 2001 to 2010. in 2011, since becoming police chief actually within the first 30 days we issued an order that asked officers to counter intuitively, instead of moving toward someone in crisis that was only a danger to themselves, to take a step back, create time and distance and call for crisis intervention-trained officers. since 2011 we have trained 269 officers again with help of our mental health care professional partners, which is just about 19 percent, our goal was to get to 20 and beyond. we have two additional classes planned in 2014. officers learn how to effectively interact with those in mental crisis. clues include learning verbal deescalation phrases to help the individual until we can get to the point we can communicate effectively. we've seen tremendous effect with this team and in the last three-plus years we are very proud we have not harmed a person in crisis that posed only a danger to themselves. we believe implementing laura's law can also help reduce potential crisis and acts

to help people. tell us. >> what team ruby con does is take veterans and pair them up with first responders to respond to natural disasters in the u.s. it allows military veterans to use their skills and abilities learnt in the military, handle crisis situations, and allow them to put that to work on the ground in the united states. you see the tornados that tore across nebraska, military veterans have skills that lend themselves to the situation, to be able to help and get back on their feet. we do a lot of manual labour, reclearing, shovelling mud out of house, a lot of work that veterans want to do, allowing veterans, through doing the work, to be part of a seem with other veterans, to talk about their experience, and so have something that we never had really in the last 12 years. you get to work next to your broth scper sister -- brother and sister veterans. >> clearly your service continues long after the war. >>> hundreds of thousands of iraqis left their homes and u.s. officials warned that countries in neighbouring iraq could be overwhelmed with iraqi refugees. >> it's not difficult to spot t

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use a patient's genetic makeup to personalize, diagnose, and treat. >> what we're interested in is what does it mean to be a one racial group. and we're using genetics to help us. >> wow. >> well, uscf teamve some differences could have an impact on diagnosing conditions around mexican americans including differences as it applies to lung disease. >> that is this edition of abc7 news at 4:00. thanks for joining us. >> the news begins now. >> it's an important time. >> a right of passage turns into a moment of recognition. a family talks about their daughter, pronounced brain dead. plus... firefighters dig in, stopping a fire before its tracks but not before lead had to be called in. >> temperatures up today, finding out if dads get a chance to enjoy warmth this father's day. >> at this hour, a search is under way for a young girl missing at san yum p taylor state park. >> a command post has been set up to the entrance near the park the girl disappeared afternoon today >> the park located in west marin. stay with us for updates on this search. you can follow us on twitter for breaking updates. thanks for joining us everyone. >> our other top story tonight... >> she can't be here. i know s

story before and just like last time, today's ruling will have no effect at all on the team's ownership of and right to usehe redskins name and logo." the ruling could potentially enable anyone to manufacture and sell redskins merchandise. something that could lose the team and league a lot of money. >> i wouldn't be making any orders now for redskins memorabilia. i think it is going to be a while before we can ever get to that point. >> reporter: that's because the red skins retain their federal trademark registrations until all the appeals have been exhausted. a process that could take years. the ruling, however, has the whole league talking. even dallas cowboys' fans. >> i hope daniel snyder sues and wins because if they take away the redskin trademark then they can take away the cowboy trademark and we would not get our revenue. >> the united indian nation who launched the change the mascot campaign aimed at the red skins praising the ruling, referring to the name as a dictionary defined racial slur. devon, rina. >> if the redskins decide to appeal, which it sounds like they are going to do, what are t

team has used it for more than 70 years. the redskins are firing back in a statement saying the ruling makes no difference and we've been here before referring toark lawsuit brought against a team in federal court which the team ultimately won. a plaintiff in this most recent case tells cnn in a statement it's a great victory for native americans and for all americans. we filed our petition eight years ago and it has been a tough battle ever since. i hope this ruling brings us a step closer to that inevitable day when the name of the washington football team will be changed. >> and it could still be a tough battle ahead for the plaintiffs in this case. the team says it will appeal, jake, and the appeals process could take years, as we said. in fact, the last case took 17 years. >> 17? >> and nothing is going change as far as the redskins trademark until the appeals process is over and something else that's interesting about this as we talked about is this could have the opposite effect from what these native american groups want to accomplish here because this means the redskins will have a harder time stopping the import of counterfeit goods w

thank you so much for talking to us here on our to international. and more world news from our team moscow after the break to stay with us. mum. led. the pledge it was terrible to say the i'm very hard to take a plunge again the longer the club has never had sex with the perfect their lives let's eliminate. the i'm. just so i'm lists lists about. the. maggie watching out international israel seems to be resorting to its all ways of dealing with those dames terrorist demolishing their homes prime minister netanyahu has given orders to do just that to the house of one man who was imprisoned for killings and then freed in twenty one at the same time the i.d.f. continuing to search frantically for the three a missing jewish teenagers in an operation that seen over three hundred and sixty palestinians detained all right let's talk about all this to our guy our human rights activist and executive director of one of israel's top rights groups and thank you so much for joining us here on our team israel demolished over six hundred palestinian homes in the early two thousand now it started a

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drugs only he was arrested outside the house just minutes before the raid but the team decided to go in anyway joining us in the now tonight is marcus coleman he's the spokesperson for the family of the toddler who was seriously injured by a swat team. grenade in may thanks for being with us it seems to be one of the problems here is that tactics that are meant for the battlefield are being used to serve search warrants mostly and in many cases on suspicions of drug crimes. tell us more about the case that you're representing. well the film of. at the time was an eighteen month though since this tragedy is happening has turned nineteen months an awesome awesome srong little boy. i was listening to some of the news coverage as i was awaiting and you know there was a no knock warrant that was served on this household this family was visiting from wisconsin they had actually lost a home as far as the trailer they were living in they had burned to the ground in wisconsin which was their reason for their brief stay in habersham county georgia. this home with a no knock warrant was served i want to make sure i

in my experience, the more flavor you can have on the team, the different attitudes. all of us have a desire toion in showing in the competition of the team makes us able to get behind the team and the coach for making that point and showing that and picking the best players. so far it's been working out great. >> mike s that part of what makes the u.s. team so exciting? >> of course, soccer is the near national game. america has guys from germany, an icelandic guy. an american on the italian people. >> i didn't know about him. >> the german national team has turkish and polish guys. i would say america, we have a very ethical definition of who gets to play for our team. you have to be a citizen. a lot of other countries, there's a lot of trying to gain favor with the talented 16-year-old played for us in a tournlt and you're wedded to us forever. we saw in the game between germany and ghana two brothers playing on different sides. i do think it's a cool thing. i do think it means that soccer is the international borders. it gives mary cans an advantage because the other country haves a style o

than 24 hours to game time, which i'm told is going to feel like texas in july, certainly not favorable for either team but considering americans are used to extreme conditions in the united states, i'd say give give team usa a slight edge. as rowdy american fans count down the hours, team usa has arrived. tonight our first look as they are getting acclimated to the extreme humidity. and the heat they'll face from the reigning player of the year. >> the u.s. has to be very careful, put all of your focus and attention on him, there's other guys that can kill you. >> reporter: he's been struggling with a knee injury leaving him less than 100%. but the american fan base firing on all cylinders. these fans, they are so-called american outlaws. who are the american outlaws? >> we're a group of rowdy u.s. soccer fans. basically follow the u.s. team wherever it goes. >> reporter: so die-hard they chartered two 767s out of houston flying 530 members to brazil for the u.s. matches and price tag for the club, 2.5 million bucks. >> we're getting 3,000 new members every three days. >> reporter: things got a little easier for team usa, if they beat

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redskins with a name we are not trying to bring harm to anybody. >> today's ruling will have no effect on the team's ownership of and rights to useame and logo. the team was named after their head coach who was part of the sioux. despite the ruling snyder is adamant he will not change the name. some including nfl greats ter terri -- terry bradshaw says that's a mistake. >> if you err say i will never you will eventually have to eat that. >> an attorney for the team will appeal that decision. if they ultimately lose changing logos could cost the team up to $5 million. a lot of money heather but hardly a drop in the bucket for this third most valuable nfl franchise. back do you, ladies. >> we want to know what you think. have the pc police gone too far or is it time for the redskins to give in? >> send us an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com and we will share them later in the show. >> before you get in your car this morning, a new investigation into more than a million vehicles over possible ignition issues. you do need to know about this. loren simonetti from the fox business network is here now with what you need to know abou

but the team played without her during sunday's game in new york. >> we're continuing to be a team, continuing to be usd, you know, we hope everyone is okay. we're just -- >> solo faces two counts of domestic violence charges. but her attorney says solo is not guilty, and she, herself, was assaulted during saturday's inches dent. cbs-3, eye with witness news. >>> other news this morning, former new england patriot aaron hernandez back behind bars in massachusetts after weekends trip to the hospital. the sheriff will not say why hernandez went to the hospital but he says it wasn't caused by a fight or security issue at the jail. the entire trip lasted less than a half hour. hernandez is waiting to go on trial for three murders. >>> well, former pennsylvania governor dick thornburgh is recovering this morning after suffering a mild stroke. thornburgh was rush to the hospital in pittsburgh over the weekend. doctors reportedly told his wife that the 81 year old will recover. governor back in 79, many of you may remember, thornburgh led the state during the 3-mile island nuclear crisis. he later served as u

team will likely appeal the ruling. in the meantime, they'll be able to continue exclusively using the trademark, the name. in recent months, president obama and himself have called the team to change its name about we'll never change the name, it's that simple, never, you can use caps. when a federal body rules that your nickname is disparaging to a great number of people, senator harry reid may be on to something. >> there's no trademark any more for the redskins. daniel snyder may be the last person in the world to realize this, but it's just a matter of time until he's forced to do the right thing and change the name. >> joining me now, congressman eleanor holmes. your reaction to today's rule something. >> the lawyer in me said you shouldn't be surprised, because a snyder, dan snyder has tried to trademark the name four separate times since, and four times this patent and trademark office said that this word was disparaging. how many times does he need to hear it. the trademark office found in a prior case it was disparaging, it was not overturned on the courts on the merits, it was -- the courtses ess

and i think my mom is allowed that, provided that to us as a team. >> your own family, your kids play a huge part in your life. your 7-year-old son has diabetes. >> type i diabetes. >> he was rushed to the hospital in both the 2008 and 2010 nba finals. sitting here in the finals again. how do those experiences change your perspective when we're in one of these environments and everyone says the stakes are so high? and you have those moments? >> it's always when people on the outside and see and say pressure. and we just had about maybe three months ago where we had to rush him to the hospital and to me that's pressure. when we have this child in our hands that doesn't know -- we don't know what's wrong with him. and i'm always worried about him. so always puts it in perspective. >> perspective, indeed. and you know, it was pretty interesting when the air-conditioning broke during game one here last night. as other players struggled, ray allen crediting that preparation and diet says he felt just fine. >>> you're going to want to stick around. when we come back, i'll talk to one of the

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to team up with uber. the car rental company wants to broaden its business and could allow its cars to be rented using uber. a controversial startup with a smart phone application. the buzz drove shares of hertz up almost 5% to $28.33. >>> some of citi groups biggest investors want the bank to go to court rather than pay as much as $10 billion to settle an investigati investigation accordtology a report in the financial times. it is facing charges that it cheated investors by selling risky mortgage backed securities. citi shares up a fraction. shares of air products and chemicals surged after the company named a new ceo. the industrial gas producer is activist investor bill ackman is holding the ceo to take the top job. the stock closed at an all-time high up 7.5% to $130.72. >>> shares of amazon.com moved higher today, up nearly 3% after the nation's largest online retailer unveiled the first ever amazon branded smart phone. the big question, what is amazon after with this new product. josh lipton has more. >>> he doesn't shy away from a fight and today in seattle, amazon ceo picked a big one as he announ

we're also learning some dramatic new details about the raid they used to capture him including how u.s. teams trained to take him down. i'll give you the details on that in a moment. his name is ahmed abu khatallah. he's the first benghazi suspect that the united states has captured from the attack. martin dempsey said the raid to capture the suspect was far from easy. >> the abu khatallah operation ol though it may have looked routine, it took us months of intelligence preparation. >> lots of planning and intelligence soak. you get the intelligence, you soak it all in, figure what it means in context. the last thing you want to do is lose another american life over there on this. u.s. officials are right now holding this suspect on a navy ship the uss new york. part of that ship is constructed of steel from the world trade center that was destroyed in the attack at 9/11. they could have flown him over there, that would have quickly. but as long as he's on this ship they can talk to him without charging him with anything yet so they don't have to red him his miranda rights. in the meantime th

yesterday, a new york times reporter said reporters should also just refer to "the team" and not use that word. >> i think that is also very important, the language we use. i've used the term to describe what i'm talking about, but i don't freely use the word in a day-to-day basis. if i want to let someone know exactly what i'm talking about, then i will use it. i do appreciate the press who have decided to not print the word anymore because it is a racial slur. there are people who are making complaints to the fcc as well when they do hear the word on-air. i think it is very important in thatstart moving direction because i think we live in a culture now where we are so desensitized to some of these things that we don't even think about it when we are saying a racial slur, and that of one -- that is kind of the things we've been doing is educating people on the term. because people think it is just describing a group of people, and they don't understand the history behind the word. you would not call someone by their color. you don't call people white skin or yellow skin or black ski

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