PEREIRA: Now, time for the five things to know for your NEW DAY. We start at number one, as always, the state of Oklahoma now giving its execution guidelines another look after a lethal injection went very wrong. Clayton Lockett did die 43 minutes after receiving the first injection. The NBA says there is no place in their league for Donald Sterling after his racist remarks. He's been handed a lifetime ban and a $2.5 million fine. Dangerous storms threatening millions of people from the Gulf Coast to New England this morning. There's historic flooding in Pensacola, Florida, nearly a foot of rain shutting down roads and schools and triggering a state of emergency. Leaders of the search for Flight 370 are dismissing an Australian company's claims that it spotted plain wreckage in the Bay of Bengal. Meantime, the final aircraft assisting in the search has begun to leave Australia. President Obama will hold an afternoon event touting a federal minimum wage hike from $7.25 to $10.10. The Senate will hold a procedural vote on the issue today. We always update those five things to know. So, be sure to go to NewDayCNN.com for the latest. Chris?</s>CUOMO: All right. Thanks, Chris. The Donald Sterling story is not over. So far, the NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has banned him for life for his racist remarks and fined him the maximum $2.5 million. He's also pushing for team owners to force Sterling to sell the L.A. Clippers. It's unclear if they will, or Sterling will accept, and what happens if he doesn't? So, let's discuss. Rachel Nichols, host of CNN's "UNGUARDED", is with us.
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