. >> william anderson led a small band of payutes. >> the area down here is where my cousins used to live and they passed away. >> first stop: the health board of southern nevada. anderson said the door was slammed in his face. >> the response was, you have less than a thousand people so we're not going to pay attention to what's happening to the reservation. >> enter the sierra club. >> 8,000 pounds of nitrogen oxides every year, this is a fact. >> they petitioned to close the plant, to force it to clean up the waste. >> our children can't play outside anymore. we wanted to keep our kids. >> have you and your peep had enough? >> yes, we have and now you see the outcome of it. the outcome is that we're going to shut this plant down and we're going to find other ways to produce energy other than polluting mother earth. >> nearly 500,000 gallons of waste water are sent to nearby evaporation ponds. coal ash which contains mercury arsenic and other tox toxins, force them indoors on ep windy days. waste water from the plant has contaminated the groundwater, resulting in arsenic levels 140

anderson reservoir dam. they needed a helicopter to lower this william to safety.the three were there on a school field trip from gilroy. the area is off limits to hikers. >> at&t is suing the city of san francisco over the utility boxes that have equipment for high speed internet service. they accuse the city of violating their own regulations and the law by denying permits for 26 of the boxes since november. in addition, at&t says the city is taking too much time to rule on four dozen other permits. in 2011 the supervisors approved the installation of 700 such metal boxes. this month, the supervisors approved legislation giving the public more input on proposed sites. >> state is about to issue licenses for driverless cars. california department of motor vehicles says that it will start taking applications for aton miscellaneous vehicles in july which will be for memorial testing the cars on california roads and, then, the terms are strict. drivers have to always sit close enough to grab the wheel and you cannot have more than one point on the license and the sus

anderson. take care. >> let's dig deeper now with former chicago bull jay williams, and steve stout who is the leading voice in the advertising pullout, and author of the tanning america how hip-hop created the culture that re-wrote the rules of the economy. steve, let me start with you, where does this need to go from here? >> well, i think the healing process begins. everybody is really excited, the quick decision that adam silver made. he showed true leadership here. i think the african-american community and the community as a whole felt that justice was served. and now it is time to get him out. there can't be shenanigans, passing the team through his wife and still being involved through that marriage. it has to be what the players want, a clean slate. >> and as you point out you represent state farm and the sponsorship on their part. as far as you are concerned no member of the sterling family should continue to have a role in the team. >> now that you look at it, the waive was involved in previous race cases he had, specifically the civil suit. >> she is quoted in various depositions. >> yeah, she w

williams sonoma, so we don't think that's a coincidence. >> susan, you put out a hefty report on omnichannel, the anderson's -- so what do you think about omnichanneln your space? >> i'm focused on omnichannel. i think it's the only way they'll getting their margins back. the one company in my universe that's ahead of the curve is chico's. the reason why it's so important is there's the multichannel multiplier. that means the consumer spends three to six times more than the single-channel shopper. so that's why it's so important. i think that chico's is on the verge of benefiting from those, similar to what in order symptom did. >> when you say multichannel, you mean any way i want to buy anytime anywhere? >> that's what the consumer is telling retailers. >> not just in the store, you have to have a presence in each space. why is it in retail that maybe even more starkly than in any other sector there are winners, then there are distinct and decisive loser. why do you think that is? >> i think that's a great question. the bottom line to me is organic traffic. whether you can drive it whether it's in-store or online, that's the winner. to me it come

anderson tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> with me now to talk is rick berry and member of the retired nba players association, jerome williams. >> thanks, carol. >> jerome, do you want to play golf with mr. sterling? >> no, not at this time. i think i'm going to have to pass him up on that. everybody wants to play golf with him. >> what do you make of what he said and why does he keep talking? >> well, you know, i just look at it as this is a guy who is 80 years old and obviously he has had a long life and he's been around and had this franchise for many years and i think that he is now basically stepped off the deep end in terms of what he's saying about certain players, about his franchise. he's definitely a little delusional in terms of his connection with reality and i think that it has to do with the fact that when you have a lot of money, sometimes you're put in this bubble where you don't really come into contact with a lot of people. with the people at large and i think that that is really clouding his judgment. >> i think that's very kind of you to say, jerome. if nba owners were watching sterling last night, what d