and shortly thereafter-- within a year or so-- the lord chamberlain's office collapsed and went away. maybe it was because they realized her majesty was never going to go to the theater. i don't know. over the years, have you seen a difference between reaction to your work in this country and reaction elsewhere? i think there's always been a slight difference in reaction. no, that-- i hate to generalize. i have found over the years, 'cause i've had a lot of my work done in europe and other places, that european audiences, i think, are better trained when they're in school as to the nature of theater and serious theater, and so they go to the theater with more information and with more tolerance for ideas, i think, than, generally speaking, audiences do in this country. but that's a generalization, and i don't like it. there was censorship, by the way, of who's afraid of virginia woolf? the archdiocese of boston-- when we were doing the play in boston, they had some objections, and i-i didn't approve any of the changes. i think they wanted eight or nine minor changes. i am told that my

chamberlain! >> wow that is gorgeous. if you can take that and just twist it. there you go. >> mmm -- that was good. the salsa tasted awesome. >> it was amazing. >> certainly looks delicious! for more information about the green chimneys children's garden visit our website. >>> it's a sight to make you look twice -- even if you have seen a synchronized rowing crew before. these teens take tradition for a ride. there is a dragon in the water. a dragon boat that is. >> my sister told me endless stories about her experience on the dragon boat. >> that's what got benjamin chan to join team nova. now he and his teammates compete every year in the hong kong dragon boat festival, and you don't have to go to hong kong to see it. festivals are held in many cities across the u.s. >> you feel this euphoria that just energizes you and all the teamwork and you know the physical activity that you do. it's really exciting. >> all about teamwork. everybody's mind has to be at the same place. >> to do that, takes a lot of preparation. we got to watch as some teams practiced for

he was this generation of will chamberlain.er standing next to him saying his thighs are bigger than my whole body. he won four nba titles and leads in scoring. to the ice and stanley cup finals. there is no biting in hockey. 20 seconds to play. and torres finds the back of the net. and that was the entire goal of the game. the french quarter open finals and nadal won the first two sets and there he is the bottom of your screen and he puts it away. overhead slam. later in the set and the tie break and nadal with the wicked forehead winner. they beat andy murray in the semi-- in the semifinals. >> "nightline is coming up

if he is the last of the great big man, but what has happened, you have the old days when russ chamberlainbar, and then you had a team olajuwon and then you have shaquille o'neal. everyone watches est in, they want to dribble, i think people wanted to three point shot, but when their kids, they want to shoot that and then work with their back to the basket. someone will come along the right now we only have the white howard one of the last of the two big centers for this era. she's a great player. no. 4. >> what is with all of the kron team in women's tennis? >> funny you should ask. it started with james brown remember? remember he was the first to grunt. >> but he did not play tennis. >> no, but she was losing and grunting today. [grunting] >> i hate to say it, i could listen to her grunt night. but the point is she loss of in the french opening, she is out. >> i do not believe you answer her question. >> what you want to know the truth, some people complain about it they say that it is taking away from the enjoyment of the match, you have to listen to that for three hours. >> it is expr

jackson line drive smeared by chamberlain results in a double play and the a's swept by new york.s tonight. tim lincecum on the mound. giants down 3-0 at one point. two outs. andres tore rose the other way. double into the corner. scores cra crawford and tied at three. huff in the midst of a miserable slump taking out a season of frustration on the fastball. doodledum! his fifth of the year. allen craig deep off tim lincecum. can't hold the lead. 5-4 cards. timmy six plus allowed ten hits. nate delivers a clutch single. scores burris. five apiece. in the 11th nate the great again. another two out knock. three hits in the game. scores fredt fred did i sanche. brian wilson one out away from the save a'c suddenly the lights go out at bush. both teams have to leave the field. 16 minute delay. they wait and come back. first pitch, first pitch after the lights come back on and wilson gets craig to end it. giants with a big comeback victory. 7-5. >>> three bay area baseball teams made the ncaa tournament. only their second appearance ever. usf won the west coast conference title. the do

san jose's leland high school principal liz chamberlain is this year's principal of the year. given the award during a national high school debate tournament in dallas earlier this month. she was honored for her support of the speech and debate program, which is the largest in the nation. the school, along with bellerman college prep and union city's james logan high were all honored during this tournament. the annual attracts the top schools from across the nation. we'll check the roads with mike, any problems yet? >> not just yet. rains from yesterday and overnight still going to have some patches of puddling and slick spots in the road. watch that. south bay we're showing a smooth drive now marla in the northbound direction. speed limits close to the limit there. construction zone may still be crews there. although overnight i don't think they hit highway 16. still construction zone between bear creek and summit. interestingly they are fixing drains. i don't think they got there overnight. had to use drains overnight. still a 15 minute drive out of the altamont side towards

and the person in the back. >> i will let you do some come investor chamberlain, too. now it's the middle east institute. skill mix before the rematch. i think there are two questions i would still like to see covered. he has been quite more critical than we have seen in the past of the military and the isi asking the isi to make transparent in his budget and he gave a very interesting speech a few days ago and which he offered to turn back some of american aid over to the common people to the civilians. i don't understand the story and i wonder if you can eliminate it the second question, we talked of the isi's relationship with the press in the context of the international press and in the context of the domestic press it has been alleged that the isi contacts its favorite journalist outlets within the domestic press and is able to get its views and many times they are anti-american. is that true, and if it is true then why does the military and the isi what they see it in their interest to turn the public against the united states? >> would you like to start, that i

people know a lot about the civil war, probably more lee, the lieutenant colonel -- you know, joshua chamberlain on july 2nd, you want to make that argument, but i know from being to gettysburg plenty of times, that jeff daniels and jeff daniels alone won the civil war at gettysburg. [laughter] you look at the movie and we all know that. [laughter] but, you are getting into july 2nd. lee ask more than he could do and say you know, we can do much but he said you will, you know, you will move forward with the demonstration and converted into attack. his method of command prior to that was to the support of its because they're on the ground closer and he could do that with longstreet and jackson. as for defaulters that the gettysburg that's one of the reasons. the army has to be a well machine and gettysburg claimed and i think it did. a.p. hill comegys hard to find. in july 3rd, where was he? you know, and i couldn't -- i did not find a contemporary piece of paper by contemporary and wanted to limit my resources to september and was reasonably fresh in people's minds. and the only thing i

lieutenant colonel david ireland, i mean, you know, he was the joshua chamberlain of cobb's hill of july 2nd if you want to make that argument but i know from being to gettysburg plenty of times that jeff daniels and jeff daniels alone won the civil war at gettysburg. [laughter] >> you know, you just look at the movie and we all know that. [laughter] >> but you're getting into july 2nd. yeah, lee never -- lee went over that morning and asked uell what he could do and uell said i don't know if we can do much but lee said but you will -- you know, you will move forward with longstreet in a demonstration and hope to convert it into attack. lee's method of command prior to that was to leave a lot to his subordinates because they were on the ground in a sense and they were closer to it and he could do that with longstreet and jackson. it sort of falters at gettysburg and that's one of the reasons. .. >> so there you have hill, he was having health problems, so in a sense the machine that lee created partly came apart at you for. but yet i don't want to emphasize, you know, that you can't take

chamberlain. >> hello. >> could you tell us about this home? >> yes! it is a sunset textured home.reinvent, and to reuse. this shipping container has than one-half million nautical miles. we are going to also explore hybrid architecture from seattle they designed this! this will seat 4--this will have a house for people. >> how much? >> $72,000 and we can ship this. and i would love this! it is 192,000 square feet-it is 192 square feet but it feels so much bigger. this falls out to the queen bed. this could be a sleeper for two small children. in a very small [laughter] >> he dining table. >> that is really cool. >> it is amazing! with aikido cabinetry. also from hybridi fromkea it is amazing this ikea sponsored cabinetry. this is one of my favorite features. >> the flooring becomes a shower. we even have the toilet paper and glass jars so does not get wet. >> with even in europe and japan a combination shower bathroom. this is a perfect example. >> it is incredible, that i say that it is amazing. you live large when you are exposed to the outside >> >> a big difference! >> right!