. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest thing about being a photographer is being able to show other people what i see. i have mostly worked in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or anything that comes to our minds. there is more visibility than i would see in any store front. this would cost us relatively very little. >> i am so happy to meet you. i wish you all of the best. >> you are the wonderful artist that makes these color coding. >> nice to me to. >> i have been a street artist since 1976. >> how did you decide to be a street artist? >> i was working on union square. on lunch hours, i would be there visiting the artist. it was interesting, exciting, and i have a creative streak in me. it rang

>>> donald sterling dig himself a digger hole by slamming michael johnson. >>> barbara walters hanging it up after a broadcasting career of more than 50 years. >> true, i was the first female co-host as a network news program, but it's also truth that i was a flop, as you heard my male coe host didn't wabt a partner, i was drowning and gasping for air, and someone threw me that life preserver called specials. >> how did she change television and can the view thrive would you tell her? i'm howard kurtz and this is #mediabuzz. >>> this is a fox news alert, new information emerging about what's become a civil war at the "new york times." it was a happy day at the times when jill abramson was the first female executive editor in its 160 year history. >> i'm so proud of the fact that i am the first woman to hold this job. >> but the times took a beating after she was abruptly fired this week amid press reports that she was paid less than her male predecessor. late yesterday in an extraordinary second statement from the publisher, with sulzberger flatly denying the allegation of unequal pay.

given the drought, the goal is to use less, that is why michael johnson is in the field today. >> they take care of the water. that is their livelihood. >> he and his colleague drip irrigation system. data will be collected to help mike and sheri kennedy to determine when to adjust the how much. and what to do when plants are stressed by too little or too much water and supplement their knowledge. >> if they found plants weren't looking or looking as strong we look to make sure there wasn't an invasive pest. >> having access to data can help you make decisions right away. >> this week's heat wave will require more water because they haven't shaped the soil. >> plants are still. roots aren't deep yet. so at the same time, drive down deeper. >> stressing a plant can impact flavor of the tomatoes. >> you're saving money and have a better quality product to market. >> in gilroy, abc7 news. >> magic johnson is rerespond responding to comments by donald sterling. he didn't stop there. he went on to criticize magic saying nba legend did little for charity or inner city business ask was not a

making some serious cash despite an ongoing fight with bill ackman, herbalife's ceo michael johnson. he just made $13 million week after exercising options. reports say he purchased a quarter of a million shares and a price of under $8 each. he then sold them right away for $of 60 apiece making millions in the process. very interesting. and making money from prospective -- perspective college students, campus tours for just under $44,000. what a deal no matter where they're located. they can hit up to eight campuses in one weekend. the company says it's all about helping students make the best, most informed decision at a rock bottom price. all right, airlinessing are hopes to fly away from showing you the real price for flights. a new bill would allow carriers to only advertise the base fare, that means they could hide taxes and fees in the fine print. the bill currently has the backing of='l 33 lawmakers. opponents call it dishonest. andrew and james, what do you think about this? >> obviously, i think it's dishonest, but i think it'd be great for the air lines. if you see a sligh

snodgrass to johnson, here's michael turner, contract expires here in a couple of weeks time. howson. up there with nay on this redmond. >> the championship to many has inserted many of this norwich team. his teammates, snot grass and bradley johnson, he played in the championship, too. >> it's a league they're used to. it should be comfortable and have a question of mind that they can get themselves back up with a strong enough manager in charge and they'll be one of the favorites. >> the rain has return ed. he was wearing a hat and scarf alongside today. the usual sunshine for tend of the season here. maybe that just captures the mood around this part of the town here. howson, nathan redmond who's got the goal! couldn't save that, lukasz fabianski. a superb play by young redmond. >> it was a vicious one. what a strike. fabianski would just be glad this one was in midair. looks as if he wanted to catch that to begin with and changed his mind and probably got it out of the air and palmed it away. >> redmond with a ball in, the header touched away by gibbs and returned by tette

.> number nine, herbalife the ceo michael johnson sold stock for a profit. he has been battling with hedge fund activist manager bill ackman who has accused herbalife of operating a pyramid scheme. >> number eight, toyota motors. they will start farming out manufacturing. they said they will move the terror the camera production to kentucky in the second half of 2016. motors is facing another block in another state, missouri, who is considering a bill to restrict selling to auto dealers. new jerseyter decision to ban passed with selling directly to customers. should -- >> you number seven is grubhub. they grew at an equal pace. rocket fuel. miss in.ny reported a they also issued a week forecast for the current quarter. >> number four, hilton worldwide. first-quarter profit more than tripled thanks to rising rates in the industry, and they said the company is very optimistic about the rest of 2014. >> number three, the cap. they -- gap. it would help an unexpected gain in april sales. they are investing $300 million in technology over the next three years, pa

tell us michael johnson chief technology officer at national racks. archie batman spider-man edward snowden what do they all have in common comic books and as a whistleblower edward snowden is being turned into a comic book character that right there in the book writer valerie d'orazio is partnering with the brooklyn based blue water productions to release a new comic book series called beyond edward snowden d'orazio once wrote for a claim and d.c. comics beyond edward snowden will tell the story of a nerdy guy who leaks one of the biggest stories in u.s. history she explains her inspiration for the comic books this series i come from like it should be called geek culture like comic book clint videogames in animation and he did two years a big fan of video games and japanese animation and he kind of styled himself as a geek so what better medium to tell his story than a comic who says she is enjoys she enjoys tackling conspiracy theory since his real life story is becoming a trend that can be a tool to reach more people the bending on the success of b

johnson chief technology officer at man our x. thank you very much thank you and finally in case you thought this was a do nothing congress you'll be happy to know they recently delved into that eternal question are we alone in the universe to top astronomers recently told the house committee on science space and technology that they strongly believe we are in fact not alone they were on capitol hill to push for more funding for their quest to find extraterrestrial life so you can imagine they'd be saying we we're not alone dan where their armor and seth shostak are the director and senior astronomer respectively of the seti research center at the university of california berkeley is any good x. files found no seti stands for search for extraterrestrial intelligence the pair asserted that it's really just a question of numbers that there are over a trillion stars in the universe so far as we know and that the porsche proportion of those with an earth like planet. could be one in five the research they were advocating consists of l

opening that can even transcend politics at times that is michael johnson chief technology officer at nasa rex before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king outside guest our three leading experts on brain science and fitness here's a part of what's to come. all is just is an attrition stress management does all of that change the structure of the brain yes i agree think over time i mean the study we do is a functional study but we've actually seen research where if you improve the blood flow to the brain ultimately you're also going to improve the gray matter and the structure it's very exciting but you can't just you know so many people you can just do crossword puzzles that's like going to the gem and doing a right bicep curl and then leaving you want to think about exercising your whole branch and my favorite exercise besides table tennis because it's exercise coordination exercise while you're thinking is dancing learning new dance steps works an interesting part of the brain called the cerebellum which is totally connected to the judgment front part of your body

andrea johnson. nick will i. bryan lamb brick. benjamin the third. steven may. kimberly martin. jonathan matte. mark maul bureau even though. jacob mchenry. michael maland fee. carlos melena did he see. christian. andrea o'neill. deal o at the 51 he will. marking could say. anthony pettirozelpetrozela. mark palasha. david rabbit. anthony reyes. ronald rottiherother. ignacio rubio. benny sanphony. matthew silva. anthony suelay. awe depresszize azizes. daren terraterral. ryan tacutttacutta. collin walker. all right. good job guys. 116 can you rise please i know i've asked you this several times did you love this job >> i love this job. >> thank you very much. >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw

andrea johnson. nick will i. bryan lamb brick. benjamin the third. steven may. kimberly martin. jonathan matte. mark maul bureau even though. jacob mchenry. michael maland fee. carlos melena did he see. christian. andrea o'neill. deal o at the 51 he will. marking could say. anthony pettirozelpetrozela. mark palasha. david rabbit. anthony reyes. ronald rottiherother. ignacio rubio. benny sanphony. matthew silva. anthony suelay. awe depresszize azizes. daren terraterral. ryan tacutttacutta. collin walker. all right. good job guys. 116 can you rise please i know i've asked you this several times did you love this job >> i love this job. >> thank you very much.you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist p

scott black, craig johnson, michael gerka. 6.3% unenemployment sound like great news but if you ask the real job creators, you have some say it is far from the truth. closer to 10%. we're talking to three members of the job creators network about the real state of hiring. >>> also while investors are focused on the selloff in social media, maybe missing something very important, a more important story in silicon valley. right now, look why mark zuckerberg won't be remembered years from now. elon musk probably will be the guy dominating the conversation. >>> we're heading back to liz at the berkshire shareholders meeting. liz, what do you have coming up? liz: i can tell you warren never invested in social media stock. he does have a twitter account. doesn't really tweet. david, coming up two people who know how mr. buffett thinks, how he invests and how he lives his life. our next two guests, one is on the other side of the phone when buffett buys or sells his investments of the other chronicled warren buffett's life for decades. join frowned, buffett's broker and andy kilpatrick, buffet

for more on the fallout, let's bring in cory johnson and michael riley. who wrote that in-depth investigative piece in "bloomberg businessweek." what is your take on steinhafel leaving? -- i was one of four reporters that work on it for several weeks. on one level, it's a surprise. it's hard to come up with a data one, thaten a large has gone all the way up to the ceo in terms of the cost of jobs. target had already fired their chief information officer. that is a typical move to try to deflect any of the problems. you can just stop there. it seems to indicate that there may be more to come. there are a couple of investigations the results of which are not yet public. there is an investigation that target and its consultants are doing and another one is being handled by auditors who are looking to see if the security issues that target had contributed to the loss and if so, they will look to try to shift as much liability as they can to target. it could be the results of those investigations meant that the ceo had to go as well. >> this may well have been

andrea johnson. nick will i. bryan lamb brick. benjamin the third. steven may. kimberly martin. jonathan matte. mark maul bureau even though. jacob mchenry. michael maland fee. carlos melena did he see. christian. andrea o'neill. deal o at the 51 he will. marking could say. anthony pettirozelpetrozela. mark palasha. david rabbit. anthony reyes. ronald rottiherother. ignacio rubio. benny sanphony. matthew silva. anthony suelay. awe depresszize azizes. daren terraterral. ryan tacutttacutta. collin walker. all right. good job guys. 116 can you rise please i know i've asked you this several times did you love this job >> i love this job. >> thank you very muc >> hello, i'm nona along with the legacy of voters in san francisco i'm here to discuss 19th street only june 3rd the city and county of san francisco through it's port commission mfrtsz 3 and a half miles of waterfront along the bay and it currently regulates the maximum allowed heights they run from 40 to 84 feet they usually need approval by the planning commission and the board of supervisors those changes don't currently r

. >> if you love basketball you want to see michael jordan and magic johnson. you want to say larry bird. the miami heat. and it's interesting because he's never been someone to speak on political issues really any issues that are somewhat controversy controversial. >> do you think the sterling case showed that if you are racist, you will be ostracized? >> i think in a private organization like nba, that can happen. it exists hank aaron said it we know it exists >> you don't think it's the majority of people? >> absolutely not there is a percentage because they grew up ignorant and never changed they never learned themselves out of it. you can't help those people you hope they keep their mouths shut and not prove their ignorance and let society move forward as it has over the last 50 years. >> who is going first in the draft tomorrow? >> to me, it's timmy watkins. >> i would have told you cleveland two days ago but here is the thing. it's maybe come to the jets. >> michael vick? . >> i like michael vick. i'm worried about gino. >> yes. >> we'll see. >> are you

cory johnson. mayer with marissa michael arrington from here in new york on "bottom line." >> given how busy you are, it is great that you always make time for that. >> i love the techcrunch community. it is fun to see how we're going to bring new technology to market. it is rate. >> let's talk about yahoo!. can you tell me what yahoo! is? i have done this with previous ceos, but it seems like you are branching out in different areas and i am confused about what your mission statement is today. >> on a mission level, we want to be the world's digital daily habit. there are three core areas -- search, help people find what they're looking for. now -- all of our communications products, -- mail, our committee kaisha's product, -- and thentions products the digital magazine, bringing content to bear. they can involve video and all sorts of formats. these are things like sports, news, weather, finance. >> if i am asking you if you're a tech or media company is the answer both? >> i have scolded yahoo!

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louis rams like michael sam defense of and treasury. defensive end, missouri >> reporter: it was a tremendous amount of choice for and ask al draft pick michael sam, that quickly became the center of an on- line fire storm. just moments after sam received the news over the phone said the first openly gay player drafted by the yen as el kissed his boyfriend sparking some hair too weak to rid >>"omg!" ... tweet miami dolphin don jones he later added horrible the twi since deleted. >> reporter: the giant derrick ward on fine with it being in the day and age there for him to do that on national tv is disgusting gate or not man you got lucky is looking at the draft i can't believe any as he even allowed that to happen. the social media backlash every action that samsung is he expected. are there want to beat idiot out there who say some stupid stuff? yes i am not worried about that. i am worried about the guy next to me, the guy in front me. >> pam: overnight the dauphin suspended jones and slapping him with a fine job is not apologizing for

. >> cleveland police officers anthony he is pat a, michael tracy and barbara johnson heard the call come over the radio that amanda berry might have been found. >> i looked over at my partner, he kind of looked at me and you know, just that face, is this for real? >> by the time the officers arrived, it was clear this wasn't a hoax. they saw a woman standing in the street. it was amanda. >> this might be for real. >> might be others in the house. >> it was unbelievable. i mean, my mind was going wow, i cannot believe that she's in front of me and there's possibly two other girls. >> without thinking myself and my partner, we started charging for the house. >> this cell phone video shows the moment police officers broke into the house. >> my partner and i ran up to the porch and the door was chained shut. i kicked it a few times. >> that sound got michelle's attention in an upstairs bedroom. >> i hear this big, loud noise, crash, boom. >> i'm looking towards the bedroom. >> then it was like, police, police. >> she started just charging at me. she jumped on to me, she had her arms aro

not just magic johnson or michael jordan, but athletes are so much more than players on the field all stop -- or on the field. they own their own businesses. >> it is a shift. it is only a modest shift. to see more athletes take advantage of their stature and fame to go into business. you would love to see them take social sponsor ability. one of the things about the sterling incident that is nice is how many players stood up and were counted for, and suggested responsibility, and suggested he was wrong. great that more players take advantage. that is a good thing. >> espn president john skipper. he was obviously talking about his business. notable people in the industry havedo not necessarily something to lose -- they see him stand up and speak about the clippers, support what other athletes have done, standing out -- it is pretty impressive. >> although literally everybody is on that side of the trade, right? >> he could say nothing. like that is true, i guess. have something to lose>> saying noth. we heard from mark cuban, but we have not seen that many team owners. and they are th

caleb johnson! >> an inside look with our very own michael tammero. we are jealous of you, michael. you're live in l.a. this morning. >> good morning my lovely ladies. how are you? third time is a charm for 23-year-old caleb johnson from ashville, north carolina. he tried out once, tried out twice, did not make it. for season 13 he made it to the finish line. throwback thursday, kind of a young meat loaf. meet your new american idol, ladies. caleb johnson. >> what you would like to tell america now? >> thank you so much for joining me on this crazy, insane ride. i cannot wait to make my record, cannot wait to promote it and play at new shows. it will be amazing. >> he is the first heavy metal punk rocker to win "american idol." >> third time is the charm. good for him getting back out there again. >> good description, a young meat loaf. you also met other folks? >> i did. this was my first time working idol and we worked the red carpet behind the stage a little bit. we were interviewing keith urban. one of the great things i discovered was anything can happen here. we were in the mi

michael darda just crushed adam johnson. chicago and milton friedman. >> wendy -- >> one interesting thing. officially, no inflation. but from a shoppers perspective, i am spending more money. either because there is something new to buy or prices are going up. the prices i pay are growing. that perception is a big issue. maybe not a reality, but in her mind she is paying more. end luxuryer retailers have pricing power. food retailers do not necessarily. who is on the verge of having pricing power? >> i do not know the answer to that question. too small to matter? tom ford who is charging whatever you charge for a suit. >> i think the big question is where is the value. not the price, where is the value? what is worth it that i am willing to pay a little bit more. >> so, who provides the best value? >> people are a little bit nervous about target. do i trust you? walmart still creates value for people, no doubt. the dollar stores create value. aldi creates value for people. that is a worry. >> wonderful to have you, wendy li

of all nba players. >> you said michael jackson, i think you meant magic johnson. >> i meant magic johnson. >> i'm with you. >> it's so absurd. he picked the most beloved player -- >> let me stay on that. because kenneth, here's the other possible layer to this, which is, you know, as other people are now throwing their proverbial hats in the ring, if and when don sterling is out, if he gets to that three-quarters majority and he is forced to sell, magic johnson may be wanting donald sterling's job. to echo macayla's point, is it more of a personal or professional attack on magic johnson? >> it's certainly sounding personal in many ways. and whatever the women had to do with this, that seems to be part of the issue, too, at a personal level. >> he has the restaurants, the gyms. >> sociologically, the idea that you can invest in the african-american community. magic's really a mover of this investment kind of urban situation. this is a gentleman, mr. sterling, who doesn't know what he's talking about. to talk about what giving the african-american community does not do. relative to the jewi

. >> i want to bring in our editor at large, cory johnson. ,nd also with us from the sec michael copps -- the f c c, michael copps. michael, i will start with you. how would you vote on this and why? >> i would vote without hesitation a loud and clear "no." it is a disaster for consumers and for people who are paying cable bills. it is a disaster for people paying broadband bills. it will send the broadband martin -- market down a monopolist to grow that the country cannot afford and it is consumer in this country because it is a conglomerate of distribution and what people will see or not see. this is too much power, too big for any company to be exercising in the united states of america. cory johnson, described the lobbying efforts in this case. >> i've never seen anything like this. comcast has been working in the halls of washington for a long time, developing a great deal of power there. and indeed, a lot of former and future comcast employees work in the very government organizations that will be deciding this kind of thing. michael, y

>> michael, give me a couple stocks you like and hold. >> johnson&johnson. triple-a balance d budget sheet. and triple-a and qualcomm and abbott labs has a pretty good dividend here. we've been waiting for this long correction. it's been the most anticipated correction that hasn't happened, right? for years now? >> absolutely. >> maybe this will trigger it. everybody needs to pay attention. stock markets go down at times. that's not a horrible thing. they have to correct. they let a little air out. this is no reason for panic. be cautious, this is an expensive business if you get it wrong. >> absolutely it is. well said. appreciate it. >> over to you, ty. >> yields on the 10 year note hitting seven month lows and breaking below 2.5%, as sue mentioned moments ago. a look at the 10 year yield and there it isback below 2.5% a smidge at 2.45. what is driving yields down? steve liesman is here with three very good reasons. >> and why they might go lower. the school of thought, not the conventional wisdom. first, i want to show you the data we have today and emble

if you know you're considered a racist when you dislike magic johnson and "b" you get michael jordan to speak up. i don't know if this is being se selfish, i kind of wanted him to do it. i wanted to see the historic moment happen. for so long they've been criticized for being desensit e desensitized for the amount of money they make. all the things they fought for they reaped all the benefits. and rarely have we see the action from the civil rights heros. personally i wanted to see him go through with it. >> some of the folks you have, mohammed ali and his position particularly against the war in vietnam. we can go back to john carlos and smith in 1968, standing on the podium with their fists raised. but they were not critiquing a racial moment within the sport. they were critiquing a racial environment more broadly. i love what the players did. but does it count as being part of that tradition? >> i think yes and no. in one sense, you talked about this yesterday on the show. americans like simple racial narratives. and we like them to wear black hats. it was an move in saying the gu

. >> janet ray, johnson, gilman, and jennifer fredeboc, and katherine, and don falk, kim, ambusto and michael wright, thanks. >> i am with the hampton emergency center and representing the emergency center association, and that he just spoke about and i want to give you a brief summary of the cost effective strategis that we are presenting to you and we met with many of you already and we will be meeting with some of you, in the coming weeks. regarding our proposal for solutions to homelessness in san francisco, this is acting about just 8 million dollar, and ending in homelessness, and it is cost effective. and we are looking at providing aoe prevention and the grants and the subsidies, and medation and supportive service and supportive in the city, funded housing. out reach in education and this could reach 25,000 households in san francisco and prevent displacement of 3300 households. we are looking at housing those who do become that has proven effective and opening up affordable subsidized housing through the san francisco housing authority, and throughout our lost subsidy. a ann

cory johnson is back with me. joining us from washington, d c, michael riley who wrote up the story. michael, how did they do it? how do we know they are from iran? terms of how they did it, it's a pretty clever operation. of a virtual media organization in created a bunch of journalistic personalities online to go along with it. they would fill the webpage of this media organization every day with articles they affectively lifted from places like reuters and other mainstream media organizations put under the name of the six journalists and then they would have these corps of journalists use their persona to get close to targets, lawmakers, defense , and others. until they got to the time they trusted them enough to clicked would download malicious software, steal credentials, get access to e-mail. it's a pretty clever operation. >> we know they are from iran because they worked based on the iranian work schedule? there were certain clues that led eyesight to believe that these were iranian hackers? >> is out of e

michael okwu, are al jazeera, beverly hills. >> joining us now is ted johnson, senior editor at variety, that's the organization that so closely tracks being hollywood and what's going on there. we mentioned ellen degeneris and a lot of other celebrities. >> what's so interesting about having a boycott, entertainment industry hot spot like this. the polo lounge especially that's the restaurant at the beverly hills hotel. a tight knit industry, word spreads fast. yes you want to go to lunch at a place where you're going to be seen. very much a see and be seen industry. but by the same toque.when something like this happens, it becomes a matter of, well, hey i wouldn't be caught dead there. so i think had a this boycott it quickly spread not just through the stars and the performers that you see on screen but the agents, the directors, the managers, the lawyers, who really do service the industry. >> can't help but notice though, this is coming right on the heels of the l.a. clippers scandal as well and that was another place that hollywood went to be seen. >> yes, exactly, exactly. in fa

chris johnson turning the double play. braves tied it at one. in the fourth, this seventh of the year. another solo shot. then in the seventh, michael morris, his eighth. g-men lead the league in solo home runs. giants win 3-1, their eighth win in nine games. boston strong. all its glory. now to fenway. the pride of petaluma, jonny gomes with a grand slam off of tommy milone. milone gave up three home runs dropping to-3. more than enough for jon lester, allowed just one hit. struck out a career high 15. walked only two. red sox win it 6-3 going for the sweep tomorrow. >>> 1408th running of the kentucky derby. today's start with the no incident. california chrome a 5-2 favorite in perfect position. third place around the first turn. then he turned it on down the stretch. >> california chrome into the final furlong. he's got a five length lead on his competition. it is california chrome in front and from the back of the pack on the outside commanding purpose taking second. california chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby. >> california chrome

cory johnson is back with me and joining from washington, d.c. is michael riley who wrote the story. how did they do it and how do we know they're from iran? it is a pretty clever operation. stood up a virtual media organization and created a bunch of journalistic personalities online to go along with it. they would fill the webpage of this media organization every day with articles that effectively listed laces like reuters and other mainstream media organizations and was put under the name of these fake journalists and then they would have this corps of journalists use their persona to get close to u.s. lawmakers and military officers and defense contractors and others over a long. of time until they got to the point where they trusted them enough to click on a link that would download malicious software and still credentials and get access to e-mails. it was a pretty clever operation. >> we know they are from iran because-they worked on the iranian were scheduled? there were certain close? -- clues? >> there's a lot of evidence that points bac

be able to replace its risk retiring superstars like larry bird and magic johnson and michael jordan and i think with the error of their red bron james clearly we've got a new generation of superstar talent that's highly charismatic these are great players that the fans like and so the revenues going forward look pretty good for the n.b.a. and for an n.b.a. owner in l.a. now you wrote a paper on sports franchises events and city livability two years ago and this is a big issue economically and legally now in two thousand and five the u.s. supreme court ruled in kelowna versus the city of new london connecticut that a city could they could invoke eminent domain under the fifth amendment of the us constitution and this is if a community would enjoy general benefits from economic growth from private redevelopment plan so i want to ask you what do you make of sports arenas like barclays center out atlantic yards in brooklyn displacing a residence under eminent domain like this. well my personal feeling of that is that's a that's a pretty awful thing to do and to local residents is to cle

thank you, michael mckee. out, prod shaking this basketball legend magic johnson says donald sterling cannot buy his way out of this one, telling cnn that his racist remarks show the los angeles clippers is living in the stone age, and he defended himself against accusations that he is not a good role model. he is confident that still and will not end up owning the clippers. >> all i know is that donald sterling is not welcome back in the nba. he should not be welcome by the owners -- i hope they vote right. but the players, the former players, and the fans -- i was there at the clippers game -- they do not want to see donald sterling as the owner anymore. what hethinks and feels, he is in another world if he thinks everybody wants to see him back owning the clippers. >> decisive words there. how much are pet owners willing to spend to keep their cats and dogs healthy? as the owner of three cats, i can tell you the answer is quite a lot. we shelled out $40 million on veterinary care last year, and the number i

>> it's a michael mckee secret. i'm tom keene. with me, adam johnson and olivia sterns. she has an important story this morning. allegations of collusion in silicon valley's boys club. up most elite employers ran the white flag in a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of of more than 64,000 programmers and engineers. the accused of the companies of conspiring not to raise one another's work forces. all in the interest of stifling competition and suppressing wages. paul wrote the story which is the cover for this week's issue of bloomberg businessweek. -- comingations about out of silicon valley. they have people riled up. walk us to the allegations. what is the conspiracy? >> the late steve jobs who was enjoying apple's resurgence was simultaneously very anxious about talent drain. said am i out and will totally throttle you if you try to recruit any of my programmers were engineers. he said this directly to google. they said, ok, we won't. then this bilateral agreement spread throughout silicon valley. you had a whole network of agreements among the biggest companies i

remember michael dukakis when he wore the helmet. >> he lost the election right there. exactly right. it doesn't belong. >> right. i remember on the campaign trail candidate obama was given a sombrero and he goes, put it on, put it on. >> well -- >> that is an election -- >> same thing. >> when had you done theatre before this, the last time. >> the last time i did two plays inbetween like a year and a half between the end of malcolm in the middle and the beginning of breaking bad. so any time i have -- >> rose: you are always anxious to get back if you find time in the schedule. >> yes. an if you get a play that resonates with you and makes sense and seems challenging, that's what you are looking for. >> rose: we sat down for an extended interview about this role and his career. >> so you finished breaking bad. you were on top of the world. why this? why lyndon johnson? on broadway for bryan cranston. >> well, i think any actor broadway is the pinnacle of their career and i certainly have it on my bucket list to be able to do a broadway show. that was going to be very

magic johnson happens to be at the game. >>> we'll talk about michael sam's future in the nfl. what happens if his performance on the field is a bust after all the fuss about his pioneering role in the league? across america, people like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins, are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza o

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