he just stands there as he gets clotheslined by that diver. a scrape over his right eye. it is probably that this shortstop stays in the infield. the auction of kobe bryant memorabilia brought some big bucks. these two high school uniforms of his, 92 large. two nba championship rings fetched almost 300,000 gs. and they are duplicates. $62,000 is being donated to the bully project from the auction, something kobe bryant suggests. >>> check out this shuttlecock fight. two former olympic badminton partners from thailand. did you see that launch? midmatch the angry players exchanged heated words and then engaged in this fist fight. one player needed several stitches. wow. that is not what you normally see at badminton games. >>> america needed a good scare this weekend. and jennifer lawrence goes big in previews for "catching fire." >>> a very impressive upper level low. the storm above the surface up there towards where the jets fly has been moving across the country for about the last ten days. that's now heading off the coast near los angeles. it's bringing monsoonal moist

. >> totally clotheslined there. the shortstop just standing there looking at the skydiver. a scrape over his eye. probably the best he stays in the infield, though. >>> let's talk kobe bryant memorabilia. two nba championship rings fetched almost 300,000 gs. there they are. and they were duplicates. those two high school uniforms got 92 large. 62,000 being donated to the bully project from the auction. what would your stuff from high school fetch, you think? >> nothing near that. maybe 5 bucks if i'm lucky. >> $1.95. >> the cost of shipping. that's about it. >> thank you richard. >>> we want to let you know we are keeping a very close eye on st. mary's hospital in london where the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton, is in labor at this hour. keep it here throughout the day for the latest on kate's progress. ♪ there's a new way to fight litter box odor. introducing tidy cats with glade tough odor solutions. two trusted names, one amazing product. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil

: one tot one should be seen signs guy is premature everywhere with one temptress away from the clotheslinesunday it would intensify beginning to be more widespread was cooler conditions. fog trecker tomorrow morning of their extensive stretching to the north bay and that's it. but in o'clock it will be moving back over over oakland hayward and richmond. you will see sunshine with mild conditions to start the day and temperatures in the '60s. as we head into the new hours things start moving moving up edging on the '90s however we mostly see the 70's. here's a look at the south bay with temperatures in this paula also in cupertino 86 and some appeared senate clara. 95 and plaza 10 with 96 in antioch. the coastline of much change with the low sixties there 688 for san for cisco and arrange as upper 70's for the north bay. thursday very similar to assault today as we headed to florida and saturday and sunday appeared experiencing a cooling trend with temperature shopping will average more clout coverage over the entire bay area by tuesday and wednesday things will return to normal parent quas

. >> only place in your world you can hang your stick on the clothesline and it will be marinated the next day. >> they are called pyro chefs and make the signature dish with garlic. his father was one of the founders of the festival. >> that very first year, my father and i, we did all the cooking. second and third year we created a crew of about maybe six. now, we're up to four double stoves. we have eight chefs going. >> this has become a major food event where every dish reeks of garlic. whoever 35 years, the festival has given back $9.7 million to sports teams, hospitals and even food banks. >> it just happened over and over and volunteer congregation has grown so much that has made it successful -- it's a lot of fun. >> carla from the abc show the chew will be here on sunday. if you are heading this way, don't forget a hat and your appetite. >>> next on saturday morning news, no boys allowed. it where middle school girls debug. and it's gloomy and warm up to the low 70s today. how will your neighborhood shape up? lisa argen has your forecast in just a >>> welcome back. it's 8:41

right has been very effective in suggesting that race doesn't matter any more, and we live in a clothesline. it's difficult to talk about race because we have anxiety having that conversation, but then these anxieties are increased in our heads. i don't know how to reconcile it it. >> john: i hear politicians saying we need to have a dialogue on race, and i'm ready for action. why does it seem that we've plateaued in the conversation on race? nothing new or meaningful seems to happen. >> i think it's a problem on both sides. when you hook people you will to mri, and you flash images of black boys in front of them, you can see stress growing inside the body. all because we're being primed to have these responses that are very quick very kind of unconscious in a way that doesn't reconcile in our understanding of where race is supposed to be. what happens in this, when race drops into the conversation on both sides our executive brain shuts down. so we go into fight or flight mode. we don't know. we feel like we're going to be called a racist if race enters the conversation. and if you're not

. >> will rogers said it's the only town in the world you can hang your stick on a clothesline and it will be marijuana aided the next day. >> these people are called pyrochefs. his father was one of the founders of the festival. 1979 seems like only yesterday. >> that very first year was just my father and i. we did all the cooking and then the second year and the third year we created to a crew of about maybe six. and one stove, went to two stoves, now up to four double stoves and we have eight pyrochefs going at a time. >> this is a major food' other vent will every food reeks of garlic. the proceeds go toward a wide variety of community groups. over 35 years the festival has given back over 9 .$7 million to sports teams, scout troops, hospitals and even food banks. it takes 4,000 volunteers to make it happen. >> it just happens over and over every year and the volunteer congregation has grown so much it's made it successful. no, it's just a lot of fun. it's a real family atmosphere. >> this is a serious food show. carla hall from the abc show "the chew" will be here sunday. abc7 n

they rallied like crazy earlier and then got clotheslined. gilead $6.50 off its 52-week high.elgene is $13 off its high. got a cancer drug that actually rivals onyx. it's selling for only 17 times next year's earnings estimates and has a 22% growth rate. gilead sells at an absurdly low 17 times earnings. so let me give you the bottom line. risk/reward matters. onyx pharma up 43 today after it rejected amgen's takeover bid. the most bullish estimate, bernstein. $50 from where it is now. if something goes wrong and no one decides to buy onyx and in retrospect, it turns out saying no to amgen was a mistake, the stock can get hammered. you've got to ring the register on onyx. if you want to still own it, you can only play with the house's money. there are other biotechs that i like more, that are simply better opportunities. seattle genetics, immunogen for speculative anticancer play similar to onyx. celgene and gilead if you want to buy the best of breed. sonny in texas. sonny? >> caller: i'm excited that you're taking my call. i'm calling regarding alexion, alxn. i bought it at