. >> reporter: so how do you become a winner like gazelle, from pennsylvania?rt with a topic you care about. >> the study i presented to the y.e.s. competition was the prevalence of migraine among teenage girls, and for my project i won a $50,000 scholarship. >> reporter: gazelle gets migraines herself, so finding out how many other girls get them was a natural topic to explore. >> didn't we have a great time down in washington? >> yeah. they treated us really well down there. >> reporter: we visited another y.e.s. scholar at home and found out that his research topic is also something that grew from his own experience. he was learning the life-saving technique called cpr, cardiopulmonary resuscitation. >> we were required to take a cpr course at our high school in gym class, and when people were trying to perform cpr on the mannequins, i found that most people weren't able to do it. >> reporter: cpr can save someone whose heart has stopped beating, but only if air gets into the victim's lungs. that's called ventilation. the usual technique is mouth-to-mouth re

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chasing down gazelles and things like that. he's got a run, 50-60 miles per hour. gets a paw hurt.ing to end up starving. like a quarterback. and you don't want him to break a finger. you know? or get a swollen thumb to where he can't do what he needs to do. >> i have no idea what he's talking about. huge test for brock mansion tomorrow. and there is a he mentioned he must be a rhino. nobody thinks cal has a prayer. the bears preparing to shock the world. >> we're the only team playing and the only team in the country this week. and this is our game. and this is, you know going to be awesome just to go out there and play them. >> the gold pride won the womens' professional soblger championship. but may not be in exist yens past mob. club has been looking since july. kind of a tough sell. the league launched two years ago in the face of one of the worst dmez history losing about $2 million. the team has not had gold pride engraved on trophies unless someone steps up this weekend. and finally tonight, second round play in australian masters, robert allenby is going left, way left. he

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filming a gazelle was like trying to follow a shooting star with a child's wobbly telescope. but regardless of the technology, and i will return to that in a moment, how was it possibly justifiable to murder species that were already thought to be teetering on the brink of extinction? i mean, how was this just cause for sober institutions like the museum of natural history with the field museum are of the academy of natural sciences or any of the authors. the first reason was that they believed many of the species were already doomed due to the ongoing colonization of the settlement of africa. the habitat of the encroachment of european civilization, bushehr killing of wild life just as it had been in the west was enormous. akeley thought the elephant alone had a couple of months -- a couple of decades left at most, but here's the thing. america itself was only just waking up too horrible truth. america, which had always been synonymous with infinite resources given the fastness of the wilderness was beginning to realize maybe it was not so infinite after all. or at least som

he's chasing down gazelles and things like that. he's gotta run 50, 60 mph.ets a little paw hurt and he's gonna end up starving. just like a quarterback, i mean, don't want him to break a finger or get a swollen thumb where he can't do what he needs to do. >> what is he talking about? >> the cal quarterback has gotta crank up the cal offense to keep pace with the number one team in the nation. oregon in town with their gaudy offense averaging 50 points per game. no one thinks cal has a prayer but the bears are preparing to shock the world. >> playing the number one team in the country this week. and, you know, this is basically our bcs game. and it's, you know, it's gonna be awesome to go out there and play them. >> speaking of awesome, epic clash in high school football, hasn't lost to a northern california team in 19 years pushed though by cal high in san ramon last night. both teams 9-0 coming in this game. pick it up in the second quarter. luke culls dunn plows into the end zone. barton takes a lead of 23-3 to see the grizzlies fight back to the fourth. f

he's chasing down gazelles and things like that. he's gotta run 50, 60 mph.ets a little paw hurt and he's gonna end up starving. now just like a quarterback, i mean, you don't want him to break a finger or get a swollen thumb where he can't do what he needs to do. >> what is he talking about? the cal quarterback has gotta crank up the cal offense, keep base with the number one team in the nation or with their gaudy offense. nobody thinks cal has a prayer. the bears are preparing to shock the world. >> only team playing the number one team in the country this week. and, you know, this is basically our bcs game. and it's, you know, it's gonna be awesome. just go out there and play them. >> speaking of awesome, epic clash in high school football. day lasalle hasn't lost to the northern california team in 19 years. pushed by cal high of san ramon last night. 9-0 coming into this game. pick it up in the second quarter. lucas dunn clowes into the end zone. a lead of 23-3. flight back to the fourth through reel. fliers on the run. what a catch. tightroping in the ba

he's chasing down gazelle and things like that.60 miles an hour and gets a little paw hurt and end up starving. just like a quarterback. don't want them to break a finger or get a swollen thumb. he can't do what he needs to do. >>reporter: okay. make sense to you? huge test for if cal bears tomorrow. crank it up to keep pace with the no. 1 team in the country within credible office. 50 point per game. nobody thinks they have a prayer. if something to shock the world i. >> only team in the country this week and this is basically our bcs game and many it's going to be awesome to go out there and play them. >> oregon the favored by 20. sklej hoop season if women facing champion we host rutgers tonight. fired up. start of new season n.berkeley. runner in the lane. bears trail by one at the half against rutgers team. always in the tournament. second half wow! going left. finishing off last. cal pulls away. stalworth with a left hook with 12 and open the season with a win 66-57. fc gold pride won the women professional soccer championshi

and, you know, in the -- in africa he is chasing down, you know, gazelles and things like that.0 miles an hour and gets a little paw hurt and he is going to end up starving. so like a quarterback you don't want him to break a finger or... >> how often does stanford root for cal? they are this weekend. they hope cal can knock off number one oregon. the last time the ducks played at memorial, it was pouring rain. and they got beat. >> probably one of the more soaked during a game, change my socks half dozen times. probably the worst conditions i played in. >> lake berkeley in the middle of the field. >> from the 30-yard line into a touchdown we were playing in 2 to 3" puddle and i remember guys at halftime going in and just sitting downed drenched wet. >> it won't be the case this weekend as roberta said. it will be a beautiful week end in cal. >>> it will be a the bale of former heisman trophy winners at candlestick park with troy smith and rams quarterback sam bradford taking the field. bradford won the heisman two years after smith. but their paths to the nfl have been differen

chain controls on i-80 or on highway 50, but there sure is lots of congestion, and reporter mike gazelle from sacramento spent the day stuck in it. >> reporter: bumper to bumper, inching along. at a literal stand still. did you expect to be standing on the middle of i-80 today? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: this is a look how busy it is. >> this is how it's been all day long. >> reporter: all day, drivers heading up the hill eastbound had horror stories. >> almost an hour to get from blue canyon from here two hours ago. >> reporter: and that's how many miles? >> a mile. >> reporter: and this is westbound i-80, spin outs, look at the back up it is creating here along westbound i-80, people trying to get out of the mountain. >> we have been here for, oh, about an hour, tops. >> reporter: spin outs and traffic so slow and stopped, this driver literally read a book behind the wheel. this one took a cat nap. >> traffic is pretty heavy, but it's worth it to get to family for thanksgiving. >> reporter: and for those who dared make a pit stop, this was the crowded scene at multiple gas sta

filming a gazelle was like trying to shoot a -- film a shooting star. regardless of the technology and i will return to that in a moment, how was it possibly justifiable to murder species that ferraro be thought to be teetering on the brink of extinction? i mean how was this just cause for a silver institution like the american museum of natural history or the field museum or the academy of national -- natural sciences or any of the others? the first reason was that they believed many of these species were already doomed due to the ongoing colonization in the settlement of africa. the habitat lost encroachment of the european civilization the sheer orgiastic killing of wildlife justice that have been in the american west was enormous. akeley thought the elephant salon had a couple of months, had a couple of decades left at most but here is the thing. america itself was only just waking up to with the horrible truth. america which had always been some ominous with infinite resources, given the vastness of our own wilderness, was beginning to realize that

filming a gazelle is trying to follow a shooting star with a child wobbly telescope. but regardless of the technology, and i will return to that any moment, how was the possibly justifiable to murder the species that were already thought to be teetering on the brink of extinction? i mean, how was this just cause for a sober institution like the american museum of natural history, or the academy of natural sciences, or any of you others? the first reason was that they believed many of the species were already doomed due to the ongoing colonization of the sound of africa. the habitat loss, encroachment of european civilization, this year orgiastic killing of wildlife, just as it had been in the american west, was enormous. akeley thought the elephants alone had a couple months passionate a couple decades left at most. but here's the thing. america itself was only just waking up to the horrible truth. america, which had always been synonymous with infinite resources, given the vastness of our own wilderness, was beginning to realize that maybe it was not so infinite afte