. >> reporter: like mrs. anderson. despite her conservation she has been 18% over her ration and here's why. she has a very big yard filled with flowers, dogs and a lot of grass. >> i am from iowa and i like my grass. >> reporter: the city's restrictions are designed to provide enough water for indoor use only. it's forcing mrs. anderson to draw a line in the sod. >> it may not look as green as it is right now but i won't let it die. >> reporter: that's going to mean fines for you, probably? >> yes, it probably will. i'll pay it. but not willingly. >> reporter: and those overage charges will start showing up in people's bills in the may bill cycle. reporting live in santa cruz, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> this could be a glimpse of our future. the final snow survey of the season today in the sierra and it doesn't show much relief in sight. like the past surveys, there's more bare ground than snow actually. the snowpack that fills state reservoirs is just 18% of average. >>> another day of near record heat. meteorologist p

the judge asked both where is mr. anderson? my attorney handed her his briefs and physically told him mr. and zoerson is out on bond. no. my office checked. he's currently in fulton with the department of correction. that's where they thought i was. actually that day i called my attorney to ask how court went. he said, wait, you're not in prison? he said in prison? he said you need to come in and talk to me. after two days i went in, talked to him. man, for the last two days i've called the department of correction, the marshal's office. they're saying you're there. i'm saying you're not. the marshal's office won't pick you up. there's no warrant. it's a mistake. they'll figure it out. be prepared to be picked up. >> so a dozen years go by. >> yes. >> how often was this hanging over your head, that today's the day? today's the day? >> for the first couple of years, a thought always in the back of my mind, but as the years went on, it didn't get easier. it just got -- just seemed a little bit more natural, or you know, just more

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you're not mr. and mrs. anderson. >> she's just being poe lights. >> no, she's not. she can't cozy up. there is something in the way of her and more intimate relationships. this could be a big problem, by the way, social anxiety, some form of asburgers. there is something going on here that could be a major problem. >> okay. so she's not just being extra polite. good to know. >> she's not. unless these people are really stand-offish, but doesn't sound like it. >> we have another question for you. my husband always exaggerates the truth. for example, if a hotel room costs $57, he'll say it costs $77. it makes me crazy. is he normal or nuts? >> well, look, what's that? that's a 25% exaggeration. so i'm going to say normal 'cause it's not quite nuts. he's not saying it's a $700 room. not that you would believe it. but the bottom line is here is somebody who doesn't think he's enough. he thinks he's 25% too little. so you can be kind to him and tell him he is everything you hoped he'd be and he doesn't need to do this 'cause you love him. if that's true. >> wants to know

. >> that's when the prosecuting attorney hopped up and said no, my office checked, mr. anderson is currently incarcerated with the department of corrections. >> the prosecutor thought you were already in jail. >> yeah. >> and you weren't. >> i wasn't, no. >> reporter: now he faced a choice. he says his lawyer told him that the state would realize the error eventually. >> did you think about turning yourself in? >> the thought crossed my mind but once someone tells you, you know, it's not your job to turn yourself in, it's their job to come and get you, it's like, hey, well, i'm going to enjoy every moment that i can. >> did you wake up every day thinking this might be the day? >> for the first couple years, yes. yes, i did. when i'm in the shower i hear a noise outside, somebody closing the door, i'm thinking it's them at the door. every single day. >> so why not turn yourself in to avoid that? >> this isn't me. prison is not me. i couldn't do it. >> reporter: anderson says he was determined to prove he never belonged in jail. he became a master carpenter, started a con

thank you, anderson. thank you, mr. sterling. >> stephanie elam, brian clay poole, mel robins, stay with me. much more to discuss throughout the hour, including this -- >> i contend that they love me. >> you think they still love you? >> i do. >> you believe the players of the los angeles clippers love you? >> absolutely. they know i'm not a racist. >> donald sterling seems to think he's got plenty of supporters who haven't just come out and said so publicly yet. more of his exclusive interview with cnn. first the cookie at check-in. then a little time to kick back. earn double hilton honors points with the 2 "x" points package and be one step closer to a weekend break. doubletree by hilton. where the little things mean everything. >>> this morning the united states is stepping up its role in the search for nigeria's kidnapped schoolgirls. the u.s. is sharing aerial surveillance of nigerian territory through satellites and manned planes from the defense department, according to two senior obama administration officials.

i thought anderson coop der a good job of pointing out, although not a medical doctor, mr. sterling yunds stounderstoo anderson was asking, and reviewed then went on. that meant for him it was safe to go on. not that he was questioning a person with dementia. >> his wife came on the media and said he has onset dementia, i don't know this man. he can't connect the dots. do you agree or think she's giving herself some cover? >> again, i'm not a doctor, but have a grandmother that suffers in the early stages of dementia and she still teaches us, does the grandmotherly things. prays over us, teaches us to be good people and do this and that and the dementia part comes she forget who we are, and where she is, but she doesn't forget who she is. >> my father is 81. i'm lucky if i can beat him at anything, maybe a foot race. my mother only 35, a long way to go. >> there you go. >> counselor, in terms of what this means for the nba's process, do you believe that donald sterling in this interview did the work for them, and now it is almost a forgone conclusion about his fate? >> well

he's entitled to say what he wants in the privacy -- >> mr. bleacher, i just want to be precise, you heard him say to anderson cooper that he accepts responsibility, he apologizes to his owners, he loves the league. he is accepting responsibility for the blunders that were recorded in that racist rant. >> he's accepting responsibility that he made a mistake. he's not consenting to the league confiscating his property which you can now see is worth more than $1 billion. he's not contenting to paying a $2.5 million fine or to be banished from the stadium for the rest of his life. these are draconian remedies that exceed anything that anyone has ever done in any professional sport. and what is the basis of it? an illegal recording that cannot be used. >> let's go through the specific points. when you say an illegal recording, she says, v. stiviano, that he authorized her to record things for archival purse purposes and we're told that she was not alone during that conversation. her sister was there as well. it wasn't simply a private conversation

. >> mr. bleacher, i hear what you're saying. but then on anderson cooper's show, he then goes on to rant and say awful things about someone who is beloved, not only in the nba but across america. we're talking about magic johnson. i think that whatever they decide needs to be done, i should work with them. i love my league and my partner. am i entitled to one mistake? it's a terrible mistake and i'll never do it again. is it har snsh of course it's harsh. but it he a like i don't deserve -- i thought they were doing more. >> that was then. there is a lot going on. jeffrey toobin joins me along with steven. a smith, cohost of espn's first take. what do you think of this report of steve ballmer buying the clippers for reportedly $2 billion or so? >> that's a lot of money, no question about that. certainly didn't anticipate the sterling family or clippers would be able to be sold for that amount of money. i can assure you, if it is that amount of money, that gives the nba and board of governors more incentive to be sure a sale take

mr. martinez, thank you for taking the time, i do want to say i'm sorry -- what do you want the world to know -- >> excuse me, anderson, i'm sorry to interrupt you already. but i wanted to thank you for inviting me on your show. and i have a special reason for saying that to you. and that is because i respect the position you have taken on these events. >> as you know, i don't believe in showing the name or the person's picture, history should not remember the name of that person but your son and all the others who have lost their lives. >> when the media puts the shooter's name out there, they put his picture out there, his videos out there they're give the shooter exactly what they wanted. >> i agree. >> they're completing the shooter's plan. the second thing about this is not only is it wong for that reason, it is wrong for even a more important reason. and that is out there right now today this minute there is another shooter. just like this kid. absolutely just like this kid and he i

mr. sterling actually appeared to double and even triple down on every single offensive word. he was particularly vocal when it came to former l.a. laker magic johnson, who you'll recall he disparaged in the original tape saying he didn't topt see the nba legend hanging around his mistress. now, before we play sterling's latest remarks, one of several involving johnson, let me caution you, they're quite insulting. so insulting that the nba commissioner felt the need to apologize to imagine nick a statement released after the interview in which sterling said this. >> what has he done? can you tell me? big magic johnson, what has he done? >> well, he is a businessperson. he -- >> he has aids. did he do any business? i would like -- did he help anybody in south l.a.? >> i think it's h.i.v. he doesn't have full blown aids. >> what kind of guy has sex with every girl and he catches h.i.v., and is that someone we want to respect and tell our kids about? i think he should be ashamed of himself.

and mrs. zaius sterling. his mom and dad. part two of his interview with anderson cooper aired on cnn tonight. if you missed part one on monday it may have been the first time i've ever seen an apology that was more offensive than the thing being apologized for. for some reason he lashed out at magic johnson he kept saying magic has aids, that magic hasn't done anything to help the african american community, and that magic is trying to use this scandal to trick him into selling the clippers to him. last night, anderson cooper sat down with magic who definitely took the high road. >> this notion i want his team, if i was going to trek somebody, deceive some body, be dishonest with some body, steal some body's franchise it is going to be the los angeles lakers. let me just relay that to you right now. it won't be the l.a. clippers. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: even when they win, the clippers can't win. magic johnson went on to say that he won't hold a grudge against donald sterling and that if he saw him in public he wou

on the home front his wife mrs. sterling talking divorce. is this it? is this the final shot for the least liked owner in the nba. joining me now divorce attorney, famed divorce attorney, also sports agent lee steinberg author of "the agent." good to see you again. lee, let me get your reaction to this interview. did you watch the whole thing on anderson? what do you make of this guy? >> this was sort of a death rattle and i don't know who is doing public relations advice for him, but this anecdotal meandering is not how i would do an interview. some of the sbersing things that has happened to him, he's taking advantage of them and message them to put themselves in his shoes because there's all sorts of public opinion forming, not with standing the racism that to expose a tape this way, to deprive someone of something because they expressed private thoughts, maybe isn't right. but that was a message to me to other owners to think carefully before you proceed because you better not have dirty linen in your own closet. >> is this vote that the nba owners

it's outlined in the charge that we made against mr. sterling. i will say i responded in part right after that interview to particular comments he made about magic johnson, but also, to comments he made about african-americans. >> on the left-hand side, right here, dave. >> adam, dave, espn los angeles. piggybacking on the last question, you mentioned early on when you had -- announced the lifetime ban of donald sterling you had an interaction with him, information gathering process. has that continued at all or by virtue of his public comments in the cnn interview and then your statement afterwards, are you beyond that point where you guys can hash it out just between man to man? >> well, i'll only say that mr. sterling still owns the los angeles clippers. mr. sterling, as i understand it through a trust, owns 50% of the team, as well. it is their team to sell. and so, he knows what the league's point of view is. and so, i'm sure if he wanted to sell the team, you know, on some reasonable timetable, i'd prefer he sell it than we go through this

we heard of this after anderson cooper and oprah had mrs. sterling on. >> i thought she had the lady with the -- she had the girlfriend a week ago. but i think she just had the wife, yeah, yesterday. >> friday is her last day. >> friday is her last day on "the view." i think she was on "snl. >> bill mawr did a thing on his show friday night. >> defending him? >> not defending himself per se but saying inside your own home is there no code of silence, can you not hang out in your own bathroom and tell your friends something. >> i don't know he said he felt really bad that he was some of the people to twist their horrific ideas. >> sterling said that was a bad rollout. >> why did he say that? he said, i'm sorry, but this is magic johnson. >> he said he had not done enough for minorities. >> look, that's a wrap. i'm not going down there, but where were you going on this? >> i understand because i feel uncomfortable with the idea that you can start taking property away from somebody because you don't like something they have said, particularly w

and when you pull that singular sound bite from mr. sterling's sit-down with anderson cooper i did a terrible thing, i humiliated the owners, we have the best owners in the league and i hope they forgive me. that is broad language. certain provisions are deliberately written broad such that they can be used to utilize situations such as this. >> mel, the way i read it is the league owns the rightses to who gets a franchise just like mcdonald's. it's like owning a mcdonald's, owning one of these teams. it doesn't matter if your ownership of your interest in mcdonald's is in a trust or only you own it or whatever. if, as mcdonald's, pull your franchise, i pull it from anyone who owns it on your side. so shelly has no shot at keeping it. what do you think? >> absolutely. you're absolutely right, chris. there's a couple of things. people keep confusing the term owner. in the nba contracts there's a couple of layers of ownership, chris. there's a controlling owner of which there are only 30 and donald sterling is the controlling owner. and

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mr. sistering sat down with cnn. >> i'm apologizing and asking for forgiveness. >> l.a. clippers owner asking for a second chance, telling cnn's anderson cooper he is not a racist. >> am i entitled to one mistake after 35 years? i love my league and partners. it's a terrible mistake z i'll never do it again. >> the 80-year-old billionaire is showing public contrition two weeks after the comments posted online stirred yut rage. >> it bothers me you want to broadcast you're associating with black people. >> a day after his estranged wife sat down with barbara walters >> i don't really think he is a racist. >> the nba and team owners are now considering whether to strip him of the franchise. shelly sterling who owns half the team says she'll fight to keep it in the family. >> it's my passion. i love it. it's my leggas yes to my family. >> mrs. sterling says she wants a divorce from her husband her husband's rant, she said was the final straw. >> he said i don't remember saying that. i don't remember ever saying those things. what did you think? i thought he had demenia. >>

so our position is, once under the constitution, based on mr. sterling's conduct, if the owners ultimately decide that it's appropriate to terminate his franchise, the interest of all owners is terminated. >> what exactly was it that he said to anderson that made his situation worse, in your opinion? >> you know, it's outlined in the charge that we made against mr. sterling. i will say i responded in part right after that interview to particular comments he made about magic johnson, but also to comments he made about african-americans. >> on the left-hand side right here. dave. >> adam, dave bevin, espn los angeles. kind of piggybacking on that last question, you mentioned earlier on when you mentioned the lifetime ban of donald sterling, you had interaction with him, has that continued at all or by virtue of his public comments in the cnn interview and your statement afterwards, are you beyond that point where you guys can hash it out between man to man? >> well, i'll only say that mr. sterling still owns the los angeles clippers. m mrs. sterli

sterling and his wife shelly may not be estranged at all but in cahoots with one another to cover up mr. sterling's comments and traps keep the team and the family. a stunning allegation considering that when anderson questioned donald sterling about shelly, he referred to her as his, quote, ex-wife. and listen to what shelly told barbara walters about his relationship. >> what is your relationship with your husband? >> we're estranged. we've been estranged for about a year. >> and listen to this, that is donald and shelly leaving a los angeles restaurant. listen to shelly defend him. >> are you a racist, mr. sterling? >> no, of course not, it's not true. >> not true. >> no, of course not. >> "the lachlt tithe "l.a. timet the confidential documents showed they gathered in a hotel room after the recording was made public. the nba reportedly believes that they were there to work out the language of a soon-to-be released statement, one that would create doubt about whether it was donald sterling's voice on the tape. the paper says the nba calls the statement intentionally misleading becaus

we also tried to fact check mr. sterling's characterizations. and we couldn't find one, but we did find a reporter writing for buzz feed. he has a new book out called "good advice for bad people." life advice forhypocrites, i understand. >> there is a vast portion of america that is predicated on targeting low income minorities and ripping them off with financial service products. and virtually across the board in every facet of that industry you will find magic johnson taking a cut to serve as a figure head and a promoter for these businesses. one of the best examples was jackson huett, in 2007 they settled charges with the california attorney general. in 2009, magic johnson did a big ad campaign with them. consumer advocates complained about it and eventually the company stopped offering loans because the government did something that made them virtually impossible to offer, but magic johnson was promoting them. same thing with pre-paid debit card, don't use them. magic johnson has his own pre-paid debit card. if you want to talk about chances

you can also hear more from mr. donald sterling in his exclusive interview with anderson cooper. you have to watch that on "ac 360" tonight at 8:00 right here on cnn. >>> i want to tell you about other news. a bizarre scene in baltimore when a man claiming to be god smashed a stolen landscaping truck into the lobby of a local tv station. the incident had reporters at the station scrambling to cover their own story. >> a frightening scene. this stolen landscaping truck smashing through the lobby of a tv station in baltimore, ramming the building over and over before crashing through. all of a sudden, glass is breaking. and there's a truck coming in through the front lobby. >> reporter: minutes before the crash the unidentified man is seen on surveillance video trying to enter the station. >> he then heard a person screaming, let me in, let me in. the person then began to scream, let me in, i'm god, i'm f'ing god. >> reporter: this oklahoma video showing moments that forced the lock down and whack investigation evacuation and nearby school. in an edit room he was found watching his

. >> bill anderson is byron's neighbor. the same one who called authorities the day after the shootings. >> myself, would i have done the same thing that mr. smith did? no doubt in my mind. no doubt in my mind. >> it seemed like a big box of puzzle pieces. >> prosecutors were in charge of evaluating the case against byron, and they knew it was controversial from the start. >> when brent and i got involved in it, the e-mails started, the phone calls, castigating us for taking this. after all, doesn't a homeowner have a right to defend his dwelling? i didn't argue with people. i said just stay open and let the evidence come out and see if you hold that same view. >> after looking at all the evidence, the prosecutors believed there was a strong case. >> the moment nick broke the window and entered into that house, didn't byron smith then have the right to defend himself? >> yes. yes, he did. but that's not what he did. he went way, way beyond defending himself. >> that grand jury in minnesota agreed. in april of 2013, five mon

this is what he told me. >> i can't comment on mr. sterling. we are a franchise organization. it's not apples to apples and taking property. it's what i have learned since my comments. someone who is a mcdonald's franchisee spitting in the french fries, you would lose your franchise. >> he thinks the clippers will sell for more than $1 billion. well more than $1 billion. we'll have more including what he thinks of the tech bubble and his app cyber dust. he's worried about privacy and you have this footprint that lasts forever. >>> at least 205 workers in a coal mine have been killed in an explosion trapped 500 yards down. 150 miles south of istanbul. authorities say nearly 800 people were in the mine when a transformer exploded. nearly half of those people have been rescued. we'll have a live report from turkey in the next half hour. >>> new details in the search of hundreds of nigerian girls abducted and missing for weeks. they have identified 77 of them. this is put out by boko haram. some relatives say it's not their daughters in the video and some of the girls shown may ha

. >> a quick point on you, anderson may have been generous in his suggestion he made to mr. starling. there's a path out of this to fight it for him. legally, do you believe there's a legit path that would keep the nba from forcing him to sell or just delay it? >> i think it's just delaying it, chris. most us have read the constitution. the only thing we haven't read are the documents between donald sterling and the nba as an individual owner. we also don't know what the trust says. but at the end of the day, this all kicks back to the constitution, chris. if they get the votes, which i don't think they will, which is ultimately going to delay what is going to happen, a sale. they're not going to have that happen. they're going to vote him out and adam silver takes possession at commissioner, so he's the one selling, not donald sterling. >> last thing for you malik, is there anything that this man could have said that would have changed your mind? >> absolutely not. i heard pretty much everything i needed to hear on the initial tape with miss stiviano, those sounds like his

mrs. clinton addressed the forum in washington, d.c. today. responding to republican strategist karl rove's comments that she may have suffered a serious brain injury, but here's what bill clinton said about his wife's health at a different event here. >> she works out every week. she is strong. she's doing great. as far as i can tell, she's in better shape than i am. she certainly seems to have more stamina now. and there's nothing to it. i didn't even -- i was sort of dumfounded. they went to all this trouble to say that she had staged what was a terrible concussion that required six months of very serious work to get over. something she never low balled with the american people, never tried to pretend didn't happen. now they say she's really got brain damage. >> you think they're just trying -- >> if she does, i must be in really tough shape because she's still quicker than i am. >> let's bring in our chief political analyst gloria borger and our senior political correspondent brianna keilar. what do you make of the president thereaddressin

the nba board of governors is continuing with its process to remove mr. sterling as expeditiously as possible." magic johnson tweeted overnight that he would rather be talking about the nba playoffs than donald sterling's interview, but we will hear magic johnson in his own words on "ac360" tonight, sitting down with anderson cooper for an exclusive interview, 8:00 p.m. eastern time here on cnn. >>> let's go to nigeria, where this morning u.s. planes are helping in hunt for more than 200 girls abducted by terrorists. the u.s. is searching from the sky and sharing satellite images, of course, in hopes of figuring out just where the girls are being hidden and whether these girls in this video are the girls who have been abducted, pu eed purported. this video is put out by boko haram, who wants prisoners set free. vladimir duthiers is joining us on the phone. vlad, are searchers any closer to finding the girls? are they even sharing that information? >> reporter: hey, victor. well, a couple of things. if this video is legit, it's going to be the first time t

and so i think as mr. wise said here, there are no sympathetic characters. donald sterling said reprehensible things not only on the tapes but in the interview with anderson. she at first was a simpympathet character because we thought she was exposing a racist. now i feel sorry for her. >> by the way, i want to have a boss/employee relationship where i don't have to have an intimate relationship with my boss and get a $1.4 million condo and a bentley. i think that's a great deal, wolf. >> probably a few outfits as well. >> exactly. >> and not sleep with him, right? >> you see what's going on now. you're close to the nba. cover the nba. you know these teams. i assume you know some of the owners. do you have any doubt adam silver will get the 3/4, 75% vote he needs to kick him out of the nba? >> none whatsoever. i talked with three on the phone and communicated with two via e-mail. all of them are unanimous not only does adam silver have the vote ts but there's a tremendou amount of public pressure to ensure donald sterling is out of the league not just from

johnson will be sitting down with our anderson cooper tonight. he's going to speak about those comments and everything that's been said about him. that is going to be an exclusive interview tonight on "ac360," 8:00 p.m. eastern time here on cnn. >>> and now to the search for hundreds of nigerian girls abducted from their school and held captive for nearly a month now. this morning, manned u.s. planes are flying over nigeria, hoping to spot something, anything that could lead them to these girls. that comes after boko haram is believed to have put out this video, showing about 100 of the girls. the terror group is now pledging the girls will not be set free until imprisoned terrorists are also released. vladimir duthiers is live in abuja, nigeria. vladimir, what's the left of, let's say the degree of confidence that the girls in this video are, indeed, the girls who were abducted? >> reporter: well, victor, the united states says it has no reason to doubt that this video is legit, although we, cnn, have not been able to verify its authenticity. yo

she'll be joining mr. faber at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. "squawk" returns in a moment. >>> welcome back. l.a. clippers owner donald sterling broke his silence in an interview with cnn's anderson cooper. he took a few shots at magic johnson, too. take a listen. >> what kind of guy goes to every city and has sex with every girl and then catches i.v. i think he should be ashamed of himself. i think he should go into the background. what does he do for the black people? he didn't doesn't do anything. >> adam silver released the following statement after sterling's interview saying i read a transcript of donald sterling's interview with anderson cooper. i feel compelled to apologize to magic johnson th. >> it was like anderson cooper gave that man a shovel. >> i'm digging, i'm digging. >> he's gone double secret banned for life at this point. that may have been worst than the first stuff. >> to apologize and isay i made one mistake. >> to conflate hiv with some type of -- >> i'm going to ask something i may get in trouble for. >> i don't think y

did you hear the comment donald sterling made to anderson cooper. he said, carol, if i said something wrong to magic johnson. are you serious, donald? do you really mean that? he said, also, it's a mistake. it's not a mistake, donald. mr. sterling, hear me. it's a mentality, a 30-year mentality of being a racist. you can't claim that's a mistake. that's engrained in your brain. you need help. you need to move on because there is nobody in the city of los angeles including the mayor who i saw at the game yesterday, carol, who i happen to be personal friends with, eric garcetti. he reiterated to make sure no sterling family member has ownership in that final. >> i want to get to magic johnson for just a second. we haven't heard the full extent of his remarks about magic johnson yet. that will air at 8:00 p.m. eastern on anderson cooper's show. what does he have against magic johnson? >> what boggles the mind is we've heard three different recordings, one we know about with anderson and the other two that were surreptitiously done. all three he has men