Video: The Latest Fallout from Donald Sterling's Comments

Originally posted at 2:24 p.m. April 27, 2014. Edited with new details.

Here are all the developments in the growing controversy surrounding Clippers owner Donald Sterling and supposedly racist comments he made to a girlfriend in private, but caught on tape and published Friday:

Another tape: Another version of the conversation Donald Sterling and his alleged mistress and personal assistant, V. Stiviano – more clear and longer – was published on Deadspin.com.

The team’s reaction: The Los Angeles Clippers players all wore their warmups inside-out -- obscuring the team name -- as they took the court in Oakland against the Golden State Warriors in Game 4 of the NBA Playoffs today, while the game was greatly overshadowed by a worldwide scandal involving the L.A. team's owner.

The wife: Rochelle Sterling, the wife of Clippers owner Donald Sterling, was sitting courtside as the team played in Oakland. ABC's Lisa Salter her TV audience, "She said, 'the one thing I want everyone to know is, I am not a racist and I do not condone what I heard on that tape.'"

From Pres. Obama: President Barack Obama, at a news conference in Malaysia, called team owner Donald Sterling "ignorant" and said the comments were an advertisement of that condition. 

The NAACP: The Los Angeles chapter of the NAACP will not bestow its "humanitarian of the year" award to embattled Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, a national NAACP official said today.

Speaking on NBC's "Meet The Press," interim vice president Lorraine Miller said "he is not receiving a lifetime achievement award from the NAACP."

--City News Service