braun? >> you know, i served -- i am the candidate in this race who said no new taxes. the working people in the city have been taxed enough. i'm not saying that out of the blue. i am a former member of the united states senate finance committee. i have served also -- i ran the budgets of an embassy, i've run the budgets of the recorded deeds office, so i'm familiar with these taxation issues, and i believe the way we get this budget under balance is that we reform city government, we make it accountable, and then we grow our economy here in chicago. we create jobs, and when we create those jobs, it will grow our revenue base, and that will let us fund essential services in the city without putting a greater tax burden, even a tax swap, on the people of chicago. >> mr. delville. >> we have an antiquated tax structure. and now is not the time to be talking about raising sales taxes. and with all of the confusion that's been created around this proposal, it clearly indicates that we need to do

then he went on and discussed braun's to -- braunstein's style. he asked me did you read braunstein's bouck? i said no, isn't it in russian? and he looked and a lady and amazed that i didn't know the language. well, learned he said, it's a fantastic book. and he will play against the i'm sure. setting the pieces in seconds again, almost without looking. he said he's hard to prepare for because he can play any kind of game, position or tactical or any kind of opening. he then began to show me from memory game after game, it looks like dozens focusing on the openings that braunstein had played against bobby's favorite variations. multiple outcomes leaped from his mind. but he didn't just confine himself to braunstein's efforts. he also took on a tour of games experiment in the 1920's as well as others that have been played just weeks before and games that he had gleaned from a russian newspaper. all the time bobby we'd all the possibilities and suggest alternatives, selected the best discriminated, decided. it was a history lesson and a chest tutori

von braun i have invented a computer bit.sn't that funny. >> host: i did find the backdrop of the war. i could not help but connect the dots. the back of the war provided some much more drama, the scarcity of resources, the drive. if i could ask the to fast forward to today, what are the motivators of technology? he mentioned that we don't have a sole inventor. >> what he did when they carried. efta to pennsylvania was he carried a solitary inventors' ideas to a group. the group gathered to gary. they had a boss. they had a designer. they have a mind who was in charge. but the group got together and came up with various ideas for how to build. all of those things. that is kind of the way invention takes place today. it is a group thank. he would stimulate antaeus. the problem when he was thinking about the computer as it was in his time, he was thinking, okay. hunans this. and by norman decided after his experience with the atomic bomb, he decided nobody owns this. these are ideas that would come up with a group. we cannot as

supporters of former senator carol moseley braun chanted for their canned cat at a emanuel rally on monday. >> everybody can do what they want. it was very nice and spirited because guess what, chicago matters and it's worth fighting for chicago. >> six candidates are running to replace chicago mayor richard daly who is reiring after 22 years in office. >>> in wisconsin, no one is backing off the budget standoff that has led democratic state senators to leave the state in order to block efforts to roll back union rights for state employees. manuel gallegus has the latest. >> reporter: demonstrators inside wisconsin's state capitol roared for a seventh straight day. >> it's not about money, it's about respect. >> reporter: but scott walk ser not backing down from his proposal to end collective bargaining rights for most public employees. >> we're going to balance the budget the right way, we're not going to push it off until the next generation of taxpayers. >> reporter: the governor says he's not a union bruser, he's a budget balancer. and he says he won't make the same mistakes as his pre

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the winning point in the braun athletic center came from brain ryan elmquist, a computer science majorthe best way i can end my career they can think of, making a last-second shot. i can't think of a better storybook ending. >> couric: he's not the first caltech sports star, but he is the first in a while who was actually playing in the game. 50 years ago, caltech students scored points for ingenuity at the rose bowl, altering a color- coded card system to spell out caltech as the washington huskies played the minnesota gophers. known more for physics than phys-ed, the school's hall of fame boasts 31 nobel prize winners. >> we had more kids who were valedictorians than played high school basketball. >> we should have won all of them. >> couric: but for coach oliver eslinger, last night was a little bit of genius. >> i always make fun of people i see on tv hugging coaches in championships and i'm always thinking can't you come up with something better? and i can't come up with something better. >> couric: as for ryan, like any varsity star, he's off to play in the big leagues-- as a sof

. >> reporter: rahm emanuel bested a crowded field, including former senator carol moseley braun, andng-time official, gary chico, in a hotly-contested race. he fended off numerous challenges to his residency. but from the beginning, emanuel enjoyed clear advantages. including the implicit backing of president obama. and a national fund-raising effort that raked in at least $13 million. >> if you want the windy city to have a gale force of leadership, rahm emanuel is your leader. >> reporter: emanuel takes over in may, replacing richard m. daley, who has been mayor for 22 years. longer than anyone, including his famous father, the last of america's big-city bosses. emanuel faces daunting challenges, including a crippling budget crisis that will require painful cuts and possibly new taxes. but the former congressman and washington insider has always said, being mayor of chicago is his dream job. and now, his dream is realized. chris bury, abc news, chicago. >>> there's been an arrest in the shooting of a florida police officer. officials in st. petersburg say a 16-year-old has now conf

an hour this morning at s f all 37, 24 fremont, 37 napa, 3242 braun, redwood city about 34 mi.ur gust. we are feeling the wind. we have a wind advisory for the delta. strong winds will pick up 30 mi. an hour gusts of up to 45. we could see the increasing in the afternoon. the current sustained winds right now 26 dead asset all, 16 novato, 26 in fairfield, but those northerly winds making for warmer start today. often the '50s for the most part across the board. 50 san rafael, one of the cooler spots of oakland 49, 43 san rosa. by this afternoon you will notice a difference in temperatures. today we will stay in the '60s even the upper 50s. napa and the data upper 50s, who 63 oakland, 61 format and un san jose. 7 day around the bay keeping dry weather for the rest of the work week. warming up by the end of the week. by the weekend chance of rain. >> reporter: westbound direction of 580 red and yellow beginning to build that is due to an accident eastbound. it involves a big reagan to cars. an alert has been issued enough of the visual house owner to slow speeds down as you make

there's an exception like the braun gm said it's still an outstanding, the thing i remember is better than doubled it. the good guys will play professionally but in high school they will have the games and television. the adults are just waiting for 17 note to make a decision. jackie, you have been down that road with many guys in high school. the bulk of it. you think that is too much? >> yes i think it is too much. i think it is up on the college students. >> they had for years, two years that mature little bit. my light is always, say do not make it in college, say do not even the pros. and you're 55 and highly is when you're 17, that is, i know, i guess. good luck to them. here we are removed worry about the long concrete yet our own problems. it is too much. you agree then? then i yes id. >> ok thank-you. espn will certainly when they get when did this can still, when we finished in tonight. the football has done it again. speaking of too much. above the crew 14 and out. recognized by max perhaps. the no. 1 team in the nation. in the california- based company they raised 15 highe

karen moseley-braun is also running. this election marks the first time in 20 years when a daily hasn't been on the ballot. >> hoping to attract more hi-tech workers by upgrading buses. they'll have wi-fi. bta says wi-fi internet isn't a luxury, it's a necessity to get people to ride the bus. >> the survey found that some air travelers actually spend more time booking their flights than flying. 20% of passengers spend five hours booking a flight. some of the reasons given are the growing list of options for air travelers, including whether to buy a refundable or nonrefundable ticket, a standing seat or one with more leg room. if you check baggage, how much time will be on the airline. well, blockbuster is hoping to auction itself off in a new plan to stabilize its business during bankruptcy. the former home video giant has filed a new plan with federal bankruptcy court. its four largest creditors have put in an opening bid of $290 billion to try to draw other buyers. if there are no takers, they would control the company

karl moseley-braun is also among half dozen people running for the post.his election marks the first time in more than 20 years that a daily hasn't been on the chicago ballot. >> a woman who inspired a major motion picture are pushing for safer drinking water in california. erin brockovich will announce a bill that will set standards for chemicals in drinking water. that chemical was the subject of the movie erin brockovich in the town that was contaminated by a cancer-causing agent. tap water nationwide including san jose contained the chemical. >> video rental giant blockbuster is hoping to auction itself off in a new plan to stabilize its business during bankruptcy. blockbuster's creditors put in an opening bid of 290 million to draw in other buyers. if there are no takers they will control the dvd rental company which saw its business deteriorate further over the holidays facing increasing competition from netflix and red box which you see at the grocery stores. very popular now. >> 6:14 now. almost 6:15. let's check with mike for a look at the forecas

this is a shot of tim braun, this is a blue sky and clouds. the distance you can see san francisco, the city is overcast, it is chilly morning and normally here there are a lot of people, this morning just a few. all bundled up walking dogs. taking advantage in the break of the weather before another storm hits. >> james: on to other headlines this morning the home of a teen who died in a rafting accident in walnut creek was his home was ransacked his family was away when the burglary occurred. we spoke with the family and they said they have more important things on their mind. >> in light of what happened its small. >> reporter: any message for the person who did this. >> no but i have a message for people who help us thank-you to everyone. we think everyone from the bottom of our hearts. >> james: matt miller and gavin died saturday as they tried to raft down the wall muckrake. our robbery add to a casino. the man grabbed chips and ran out. possibly leaving in a cab. it is worth more than $30,000. two months after $1.5 million in chips were

. >> reporter: rahm emanuel bested a crowded field including former senator carol moseley braun and longtime. in a hotly contested race, he fended off numerous challenges to his residency. but from the beginning, emanuel enjoyed clear advantages, including the implicit backing of president obama and a national fund-raising effort that raked in at least $13 million. >> if you want the windy city to have a gale force of leadership, rahm emanuel is your mayor. >> reporter: emanuel takes office in may, replacing the retiring richard m. daley who's been in office 22 years, longer than anyone, including his famous father, the last of america's big city bosses. emanuel faces daunting challenges including a crippling budget crisis that will require painful cuts and possibly new taxes, but the former congressman and washington insider has always said being mayor of chicago is his dream job, and now his dream is realized. chris bury, abc news, chicago. >> very happy to be back in chicago. a lot of people were watching that election. they bent a couple of rules there to make sure he could get in there

braun? >> i want to thank channel 7 and the league of women voters for hosting this candidates' forum. i am a woman voter who also knows what it means to be a woman in leadership. born and raised in chicago, i care deeply about the future of all of the children of this city. i'm a candidate for mayor because i bring experience, gained from elected leadership in local, state and national government, as well as experiences on the international level and as an entrepreneur. i'm uniquely qualified to be mayor at this time in our history, having overcome challenges by making them into opportunities. i bring the leadership capacity to make our city reflect the resourcefulness, productivity and straight forward determination of its people. our city works very well for some. and not at all for others. there are villages of homeless people under the bridges at sawyer and belmont in subzero weather. and yet our downtown is one of the most beautiful in the world. our city's financial deficit is a refle