under 20 men's national team, he nearly steered the red white and blue to an upset win over mexico ineworld cup tournament fire. hoya's goal was not enough and usa lost in overtime, but he won over many new fans and inspeiered his old teammates. >> he went through a rough road, and he made it. i'm making the same road, too. . >> hoya was born in the u.s. to mexican immigrant parents. his mother was a janitor and he would often help her at night. >> after school, i'd get home, eat and go to work. i used to come back at like, 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning do any home work sometimes not all the time. >> he always had time for soccer. he played four years varsity and at 19 he just turned pro. >> what was it like to see him play for the national team of the united states. >> you know, to be able to say he's a royal took my breath away. >> vice principal told hoya on his graduation day to never forget where he came from, and he hasn't, taking time to visit with students and teachers and share a little bit of what made him a success. >> there's going to be people that are going to bring you do

in, i think that would bring a lot of people's attention to putting california on the map as a national team high school championship division 5 here arrives from san diego. st. joe's at the line-up. carington taking the free-throw all the way. horizon dumps you. ethan underwood, though, needing a miracle to win it. are you kidding me? he does it. the dramatic victory by a poin. you're not going to see many coaches do that. >>> sacred heartbeat san francisco division iii champion hip. it's a no-no. he makes the first two. here's the third. wow. we're going to overtime in the extra period. corner three. good. s st.augustine. the giants give the dodgers spring training. >> very nice. can't wait for baseball season. would you bet your next paycheck that cal wins tomorrow? >> i would bet a portion of it. i'm not going to tell you how much of it. >> thanks a lot. we're back in a moment. >>> an iconic and expensive piece of san francisco artwork is headed for the auction block. it's been behind the bar at the palace hotel since 1909. but the hotel removed mural today. a similar mural is valued at

. >> he wore the jersey of the african national team and he had been president a year but used the power of sport to bring it together, and the once-hated afrikaana team was theirs and assuring whites he wanted unity. >> it is great to be in the position and to look around now and sseee the impact, we are all one because of this one team. we wish him a speedy recovery. >> it brought people together and i think that nelson mandela was there, it was a uniting time for all of us. >> it unified us and brought africans together under the arm of sports, which has no cultural religion or politcal background. mandela took south africa to another level. >> as mandela becomes more frail, his legacy is seen every day. johannessburg, south africa. >> the egypt prosecutor called for the arrest of bassem youssef. several complaitns were filed, including claims he insulted islam and mohammed morsi. an aid convoy has gone to a syrian city that has limited access for the last six months. the teams brought food, supplies.tions and medical gets a difficult path to supplies to the syrians who need this. we

this guy is banned from national teams. does it mean he could play in your hobo league? >> no because many of the hobos are, believe it or not, members of the jewish faith. i will answer your question with, and i know you love another question, why? i ask the media gods this, but why must we insist on both television and newspaper, radio -- well not radio, but it is a signal that basically means death to all jews and it is fine for all of us to show. we have some f-ed up priorities, people. as far as he is concerned i am trying to believe him because high never heard smart and soccer player in the same time? >> i honestly think he didn't know. i know that it is -- look. he is 20 years old. he probably has been playing soccer since he was 8. do you think he knew it? >> yes. >> he clearly knows that. >> the german neo nazi party is making headway in greece? he probably saw it on tv. it probably means yay greece. >> there are like 18 or 20 seats . >> you have a sport that is obviously known foray shall -- for racial tolerance with a country with neo nazi in parliment. then

national team member and espn soccer analyst, alexei lalas. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] good to see you again. [cheers and applause] all right alexi, good to have you back, this is this it for socker is? is it a killing blow to the world's most favorite sport? >> absolutely not. >> stephen: why not it's corrupt you can't trust a single game. it's a sham. it's theater. it might as well be wrestling at this point. >> it's in the a sham. it's huge and very important. >> stephen: so is wrestling. >> it's important it be dealt with. when these things come out. fixing has been around for a long time but we're talking in europe, central america and we're talking about a massive amount of people. >> stephen: what about the united states do we have evidence of fixing in the united states? >> we have some evidence but i'm here to tell you that the u.s. major league soccer is clean and maybe in that sense there's an opportunity there. >> stephen: how would somebody fix a game? how? >> i guarantee i've played in a fixed game. there's a difference between ming i

four years varsity and at 19, he just turned pro. >> what was it like to watch him play for the national teamthe united states? >> for him to say, he's a royal, takes me breath away. >> the vice principal told him to never forget where he came from, and he hasn't, taking time to visit with students and teachers and share a little bit of what made him a success. >> a lot of people don't believe in this stuff. there will be people that will bring you down. there's going to be people that are going to say you can't do it, you're not good enough, but always leave that aside, listen to your family, because family is always going to be there to support you and follow your dreams. >> his main ambition is to represent the united states next year at the world cup in brazil. in san jose, kpix5. >> with his charisma and exciting big-play ability, fans are comparing him with colin kapernick. >> there's some similarities. >> certainly if he does it on the world cup stage, absolutely. so sure. >> the hottest team in hockey does it again. i'm dennis o'donnell and the sharks to a shootout. we'll drop the puc

among the fans, players from the petaluma national team, you might remember these guys, played in thee league world series. >> it's their time to shine and this is the time where dreams are made and we worked hard and we just need them to work hard so they can -- >> and a great day in fremont to kick off the little league season. the event started with a parade and a barbecue for players and their families. >> very nice. >>> speaking of baseball, let's check in with mindy from comcast sportsnet. >> and boxing. >> a beautiful day in arizona. tim lipscomb. and an epic brawl next >>> good evening. i'm mindi bach. the warriors continue to inch towards the playoffs but they better be careful. they cling to a playoff position. after losing to the rockets on friday night, the warriors are set to host monte ellis, the milwaukee bucks in less than an hour. ellis is excited to face his former team. >> it's good to be back. can't wait for it. >> my fans love me. >> you've been playing so well in these last five, six games. you just kind of supercharged. >> i really -- i mean, like i said, once b

he has been a regular starter for norbert and as a contender for the national team. and the german coach it is not just trying out young strikers. he is also on the lookout for defenders that could work. >> in the bundesliga, when it comes to defenders, there are actually very few candidates for the left wing. they're not ones that i can bash into shape. now. >> but he will keep looking. in recent games, he has tried out five different combinations, but none of them have really worked. so the german coach's attention has turned to sebastian, the very model of a moderate defender, tenacious on defense, creative on the attack. >> every soccer players goal is to get onto the national squad. it is my goal, too. i have already tried it once and i would like to have another go. prove to be the future of german soccer and solve a couple of the team's biggest headaches. >> that is all i have time for now, but stay with us for the latest on cyprus as we get it in the coming hours. >> to this person and their colleague, they're on their work into me and mark's biggest city --

the players don't think about football for the national team. they think about what they will earn this year. >> he was part of the team that gave iran its first world cup appearance in 1978 and three asian cup titles. after that, iran never won the tournament began and now it's in danger of not qualifying for next year's world cup. analysts and former players say coaching selections are also to blame. >> last year carlos was recruited. brought him as a sedative to help. neither he nor for an iranian coaches work with players at domestic clubs and it's a serious problem. >> the disputes are public and have resulted in high-profile sackings and refusal to play in the past couple years. we're at one of the biggest matches on the calendar between archrivals. despite the condition of hearing in football, this match still brings out the most die-hard fans from across the country. this year it is a sellout. despite the numbers, the fans are giving up hopes. >> i will not come to watch iranian matches any more because i know iran will not qualify for t

among the fans were some of the folks from the petaluma national team and you might remember they played. >> it's their time to shine. this is the time where dreams are made. we work hard and we need them to work hard so they can get there. >> very cool. the event started with a parade and is ending right about now with a barbecue for the kids. >> perfect weather for baseball. not all little leagues opened today. some next week. some the next week. we'll get a hint about the weather pat everyone from rob. >> do you have someone playing little league? >> i do. >> he seems to know about the schedule there. i'm thinking -- >> i do. >> what's up, rob? >> nice when you see baseball, little league or major league getting started, that means spring is around the corner. for the bay area you will think spring is arriving early. things will be really warming up in the next seven days. today nice. we did get close to 07 in fairfield and santa rosa earlier. upper 60s there, still a sea breeze on the coast and in san francisco. that's keeping the temperatures down around the inner bay. oakland to sa

. >>> greek soccer player giorgos katidis has been banned for life from all greek national teams after giving what appeared to be a nazi salute after winning match. he said he would not have done it if he had known what it meant. >>> "early today sports" is brought to you by just for men mustache & beard." >>> just ahead, "forbes" reveals the most powerful celebrities in the world. we'll tell you who's number one. our watching "early today." >>> welcome back. hope you had a wonderful weekend. let me get you out the door with your forecast. the umbrellas can be left home today. everyone that is south of washington state. if you're in coastal washington state, you need the umbrella with showers. especially seattle north wards. everyone else is dry. the big ocean storm, some of that moisture will spread towards california. we definitely increase the clouds just about everywhere. even down around l.a. showers in san francisco northwards. not heavy rain, but will be a little gloomier than what we've experienced lately. >> do we get spring this week or next week? >> week. >> this is the week

skill to come -- still to come the national team who helped bring home a missionary. >> and snow flurriesreeted parade watchers on the east coast. the big turnout for today's st. patrick's day celebrations. >> and we have mostly clear skies all across the bay area tonight. that means temperatures will fall overnight. and we have a check of rain in our seven day forecast. which days will we get wet? we'll let you know coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, the wearing of the green toy in ne >>> you can't see it really right there but there was a touch of light for the wearing of the green today in new york city. there it is. snow flurries fell near the end of this day's annual st. patrick's day parade. about two million people lined the streets in spite of of chilly weather. this is the 252nd year for the parade. >>> well, a different weather picture for the largest st. patrick's day parade on the west coast. nothing but sunny skies smiled down on today's celebration in san francisco. tens of thousands lined up along market street to cheer on parade personalities and get free candy. san francisco fire ch

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has played twenty two games for the senior french team however the blair was expelled from the national team until twenty fourteen for reportedly organizing in one night out while on duty with a under twenty one squad. discuss who are top of the russian premier league two points ahead of fonzie saying the fans favorite wagner last played for the moscow side from two thousand and four to twenty eleventh scoring seventy nine goals in one hundred fifty eight games and he rejoined them from four mango the brazilian side failed to pay the transfer fee in full for the twenty eight year old meaning he will return to the russian side much to the delight of their fans. meanwhile spartak had been very active during the transfer window with the red away and strengthening in the all department twenty six year old defender said of our daughter by kitty switched to being four sparked up for a few round four and a half million euros. ogmund who quoted. became the first ever foreigner to make a move between two archrival from the soviet era as the twenty nine year old gratian midfielder joined spartak on lo

>>> and north korea makes more nuclear threats as the united nations teams up with china to push on sanctions. let's get to the news at 5:30 a.m. here in new york city. today several mid-atlantic states waking up to this massive snowstorm that has already covered most of the midwest. the storm dropped more than 9 inches of snow in chicago, the no most to hit the city since february of 2011. schools are closed in indiana, west virginia, virginia and now even maryland. thousands of flights have been canceled, mostly out of chicago and baltimore and washington, d.c. >>> speaking of washington, d.c., they're calling this snowstorm the snowquester. that's what happens when you let a geek in a cubicle name a snowstorm. let me show you the storm this morning. interstate 81 through virginia, wrest virginia, northern maryland is difficult to travel on. none on the ground yet in washington, d.c. and baltimore, but the worst of it will be as we go throughout the late morning and early this afternoon. along the coastal areas just dealing with rain for maryland, new jersey and new york city. i'll pinpoint

national team taking on mexico in a world cup qualifier at azteca.re going to jump to the 42nd minute of play, no score, mexico with the ball and zavala. thinks he has a header but brad guzan says, no, you don't, son. the strong move by the keeper keeping them scoreless. guzan filled in for the injured tim howard. mexico off a corner kick and chicharito thinks he has a goal but misses the net. missed opportunity for mexico. then later off another corner kick, salcido, no, zavala, no, the game ends in a both teams 0-0 tie and both earning a point. >>> penguins going for their 13th straight win. second period, scoreless game. to sidney crosby, gathers and finishes for his 15th of the year. penguins up, 1-0. then later, canadiens on the attack. tomas plekanec. shot blocked by marc-andre fleury but fleury goes down. check it out. tyler kennedy collides with his head. he would not come out in the third. in comes tomas vokoun. check out this in the third by vokoun. alexei emelin, shot, no. plekanec, no. plekanec going to get another crack at it. you're not

on the top greek football players bond for life from playing for the national team after celebrating a goal with a nazi salute find out why he did it on our website this is our. china's new president has called for the great or nay silence of the tranny as a nation he made this statement during his maiden speech of the country concluded its once in a decade transfer of power to what is now the fifth generation of leaders c.c.t.v. correspondent told as they try and brings both challengers own heart. there used to be a superstitious belief almost in china about eight percent growth rate of the national g.d.p. for that little number has been slowed down to about seven point five percent it has to be a slow down number because china is doing this transition from a growth in quantity to a growth in quality many argue it is extremely important to do reform reform really has been the key word for the new generation of leaders coming into power recently mr lee could child who is the now the cut chinese premier he's been talking about reform is the largest dividend china can enjoy for its cou

but first let's kick off with football as the russian national team flew out to belfast last week to play northern ireland in the fifth game of their world cup qualifying campaign but heavy snow meant that two attempts to get the match underway were lost to the elements of own poor feet documents a weekend of frustration for both fabio capello's men and their fans. there was much expectation as russia took to the training field ahead of their world cup qualifier with northern ireland they were top of the group with a one hundred percent record and hadn't conceded a goal in their four games so far the trip to belfast was going to be one of the toughest of the campaign however head coach fabio capello was more worried about the wind and not the surf of the feet in concern for the rain this is for good motives the reason that the pitch i have to watch out there when we really lower however the wind was and the only thing capello should have been worried about some heavy snow which had been falling constantly for almost twenty four hours in the northern irish capital meant there was a ra

to and i think it's also interesting that one other aspect or ours is that you try to get some national team up and mainstream media outlets to begin with the washington post the new york times and the political web site and he was dismissed and in fact the washington post said that if this was if they were going to follow it sufficiently to be able to see you know that all right. so what we see is the old model do not respond to this push towards transparency to inform the american people what is done in their name it's amazing though isn't it that the the people who actually committed those war crimes in collateral murder video have never been arrested have never been charged have been court martialed is the person who exposes war crimes who is court martialed and this happens time and time again with whistleblowers you shoot the messenger but you protect the people committing the crimes. still ahead for you no longer the land of hope and glory after the break we explore how the brightest and bridge and the moving up wards sparking fears of what it could mean for the country's future. ther

classical greek food bowl plays bond for life from playing for the national team to celebrating a goal with a nazi salute find out why he did it on a website it's all teed off. all right china's new president has called for the great renee songs of the chinese nation he made this statement during his maiden speech of the country concluded its once in a decade transfer of power to what is now the fifth generation of eaters on c.c.t.v. correspondent t.n. way towards the change brings both challengers and. there used to be a superstitious belief almost in china about eight per cent the growth rate of the national g.t. number as just slow down to about seven point five percent it has to be a slowdown never because china is doing this transition from growth in quantity to a growth in quality many argue it is extremely important to do reform reform really has been the keyword for the new generation of leaders coming into power recently mr lake which outweighs didn't know the cut chinese premier he's been talking about reform is the largest ever that china can be enjoyed for its course for th

over are getting their tapes together in a last ditch effort to try and steal a spot on their national team check up the skills of this fifth. the cat lives in japan but we think you could give the american goalie the american military power to run for his money. the republican taliban has offered its budget taliban really television work well the way that the actual taliban works is they keep people stupid women are witches jews are another species westerners are degenerate all of the wise and powerful taliban leaders know what the koran really says because they're the only ones who can read write or tell anybody else what's real. there was a time when the muslim world was in white they invented the writing and math that we use today they were the center of the world for science but then in some places the taliban took over and don't for a minute think it's really all about religion religion is used to manipulate the useful idiots it's really about money power and control and that can only be held by thugs like the taliban when the people are kept poor and stupid. here in america there's a

a top greek food bowl plays a bond for live from from the playing for the national team after celebrating a goal with a nazi salute find out why they did it on our website r.t. dot com. cyprus is working on a last minute deal to ease the pressure on small depositors paid by a levy on their savings the one of ten percent tax was agreed upon apart as part of a bailout package from the eurozone finance ministers and the i.m.f. . made the decision to say that this isn't with shock and aerated a.t.m.'s which ran dry within just hours people's frustration calls the parliamentary vote on the deal to be delayed until monday and dr helen smiles lee from leading british thing trying the british group believes there is little alternative for the island state . they will have to try and make it go ahead because the really do desperately need the bailout money unless of course they do the alternative which is actually drop out of the euro and probably default at some point which will not necessarily be the worst thing that can happen but that doesn't seem to appeal to any of the governments in questio

it may well question some of the names and nationalities of proposed team members. james bays, al jazeera, at the united nations. >> reparations are being made for the funeral -- preparations are being made for the funeral of up he ally of bashar al- ally of for a key bashar al-assad. .e was a sunni muslim the u.s. has opposed sanctions imposed sanctions on a rebel group in northern mali. they have banned americans from doing business with it. the group was recently pushed out of northern mali french-led troops. two italian marines accused of killing a pair of indian fishermen last year are being sent back to india to face charges. >> the two men are being sent back to india. they are accused of shooting dead two fishermen off india's southern coast in february of last year. >> italy has informed to us they will be sending back the marines to india. marines had been part of a military security team protecting this tanker. they say they fired on the fishermen thinking they were pirates. dead deaths -- the deaths demonstrations. the families of the dead have been deman

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>> he has been banned for life from the greek national team. >> bill: woe, that's pretty harsh. another team -- >> yeah not on the greek national team right now. they could change their minds -- >> it's reminiscent of the black power solute -- >> but that was an actual social cause. these were people that were -- had a legitimate civil rights -- >> bill: yeah, i didn't mean to identify the two. >> yeah, i understand. but this is so abhorrent, he is 20 years old. i guess if i were in his shoes, i would say i'm 20 year olds i didn't know what i did. >> bill: right. >> and this was europe you know? maybe in this hemisphere it might have been taken a little less badly -- >> bill: if he had only got down on his knees and done this, then nothing would have happened. >> yeah. i don't know where tebow will be doing that next year. >> bill: on a more serious note i was really stunned last night watching the coverage of the final verdict in the stewbonnville, ohio in that rape case. the way the case even developed was all through the social media. >> yes, subbonnville has a really powerful

the giants lost to the japanese national team 6-3.e mean time we will have more for you tomorrow as we continue with our spring training coverage. giants and a's getting equal time. i am mark ibanez from phoenix stadium in arizona. back to you guys in the studio. >> and no bernie for mark. >>> aeg the company that owns the kings and the staples center is no longer for sale. the owner says he is pulling aeg off the market because the right buyer didn't come forward. it was expected to bring in $7 billion. and aeg doesn't own the coliseum. >>> renaming sfo after harvey milk may not cost as much as they once thought. changing 36 highway signs would be a lot. the airport nished the cost at -- nishly said the cost was $3 million. >>> new information about postpartum depression, how it is common and what you can do to avoid it. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for t

. >> to put california on the map at the national team. >> high school state championships. st.oseph up four. 11 seconds left. makes it down the lane. underwood for the wichb. nails it. i ain't kidding you. that is how you celebrate right there. >>> second round of the arnold palmer invitational. watch out for the water hazard. tiger woods makes eagle. tied for seven. kevin chapel par 3. watch this thing, everybody. he only uses one club. we call that a hole in one. chapel missed the cut at 7 over. crock not impressed with that. he should be a little happier. yients be giants beat the rockies. i know you will be in the lead in the bracket. >> can you tell me who you picked to win? >> michigan state. my >> kansas. >> not bad. >> louisville for me. >> see you guys. >> have a great weekend. >> we are back in a moment. stay with us. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank s

among the fans, players from the petted r p petaluma national team that played last fall. >> it's their time to shine. this is the time where dreams are made. and we worked hard. and we've seen them work hard so they can get their dreams, too. >> the event started with a parade and ended with a barbecue for the players and their families. i passed a couple of parks and saw them out in san jose as well. >>> the bay bridge this morning, where work on the new eastern span is now one major step closer to completion. yesterday crews poured concrete, a lot of concrete to create the final deck section of the new eastern span. it took more than 100 trucks to deliver all the concrete needed to fill the nearly 1,100-foot-long section of roadway. that's about the length of three and a half football fields. >> there is a bit of concrete work that still needs to happen after this, for the hinges between major bridge sections as well as the on and off-ramps. but really, this is the last piece of bridge deck that needs to be created. >> the job took nine hours. now that the concrete is set, it needs t

national team and went on to play at clemson university.he moved to chile to play in the pros. >> i moved to south america thinking that professional soccer was everything that i wanted in my life. >> but thousands of miles from friends and family, chase suddenly found himself alone and looking to god. >> i remember at that time just hearing the silence in my heart. be my priest. that's about the most uncomfortable thing that i can hear at this point. that's not comfort. and what i want, you know, is to be comfortable playing soccer and maybe a girlfriend and maybe a lot of friends and the limelight and the fame and the money that goes along with it. >> his prayers were answered in 2006. he won a national championship in chile and soon had everything he ever wanted. >> i met a great catholic girl. we started dating and ended updating for a couple years actually. had all kinds of friends. i was truly living the life that i dreamed of. >> but it wasn't enough. chase says something was still missing. even though he seemed to have it all. >> i'

the president did not answer those questions but you can be sure his national security team will be debating the contingencies as they wait for that evidence. >> if there is hard, conclusive evidence that the syrians have either used these chemical weapons or transferred these chemical weapons let's say to hezbollah or some other groups, that would presumably result in u.s. military action. i assume that's the threat out there, john. >> well, that is the threat. but then think about what that means. the president has been very clear his national security team has been very clear they don't see any scenarios under which you would put u.s. boots on the ground. would there be some special operations to try to take out additional chemical weapons? certainly the president would say he would want the regime held to justice after the fact. but what do you do in the short term? that is the big question. do you do more to help the opposition or is there a direct u.s. military role? if you take out -- it is very dangerous to take out a chemical weapons site. if you just bomb a chemical weapons site yo

. >> what was it like to see him play for the national team of the united states?, to be able is to to say he is a royal, takes my breath away. >> reporter: the vice president told him on his graduation date to never forget where he came from and he hasn't, taking time to visit with students and teachers and share a little bit of what made him a success. >> there is going to be people who will bring you down. there is going to be people that say you can't do it and you're not good enough, but always leave that aside and listen to the family. the family is always going to be there to support you and follow your dreams. >> reporter: hoya has big dreams still. his main ambition is to represent the united states next year at the world cup in brazil n. san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> fans are comparing his right with kapernek with the 49ers. >>> in san francisco, little leaguers kicked it off this weekend with a parade from the presidio and made their way to the districts. more than 120 teams are playing this year in san francisco alone, and that is a record. san fran

. >> greek football player has been banned from life for all national teams after giving a nazi salutea match in the greek lead. the striker gave the salute on a celebrating goal saturday. a insalt.t is he apologized, pleading ignorance about the meaning of the salute. women's world tennis number three maria sharapova won the indian wells title. beating caroline wozniacki in straight sets for her first title of the year. the men have been battling out for the title. rafa nadal has beaten del potro to the title. nadal fought back to level the match in a decider until he won. that's a record breaking 27 onths it tie for the spaniard. >> the lotus driver won the grand free on sunday and started seventh on the grid. we have a report. >> the argentina, in 1978 was the last time the team bearing the name of lotus toasted a race victory. but his crew chief said give him the right car, he's a match for anyone. starting from the pole position they thought sebastian would cruise to victory but was held n check by the two-fer aris of alonzo and masser. the race was having a big effect on the tire

under 20 men's national team, he nearly steered the red, white and blue to an upset win over mexico in a preworld cup tournament final. his goal was not enough and the usa lost in overtime but he won over many new fans and inspired his old teammates at overfelt high. >> he went through a rough road and made it. i'm making the same road, too. i. >> reporter: he was born to mexican immigrant parents. his mother was a janitor, he would help her at night learning discipline and hard work. >> after school, get home, eat, go to work and come back at 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, do my homework sometimes, not all the time. >> reporter: but he always had time for soccer four years varsity at overfelt and at 19 he just turned pro. what was it like to see him play fortunate team of the united states? >> to be able to say it, he was great. >> reporter: his principal told him never to forget where he came from, and he hasn't sharing what made him a success. >> a lot of people don't believe in themselves. people will try to bring you down. there will be people who are going to say you can't do it. you

we'll get a crash course in food schooling with the fit nation triathlon team.back. >> announcer: food for life is brought to you by megared, omega-3 krill oil. >>> so we are here with alana catz, registered sports dietitian. i want to go through a couple of food diaries and specifically with ray and annette. talk about the value and importance offal smaller meals throughout the day. >> what we found with annette and ray is you guys are waiting a long time before you eat. what more meals more often does is prevent us from going between grazing and starving. it's the grazing, starving like cows eat which forces us to store fat. >> the prevailing wisdom is i will eat less and lose weight. >> that doesn't work eating less to lose weight. if the body is starving it holds on, even if you are eating good foods. eating less more often is much better. i call it elmo's law. eat less more often. e.l.m.o. >> i can relate to what you do. i didn't learn how to cook when i was younger. you eat out a lot. talk about the reasons why that's the case for you. you saw will's food

certainly has time to learn now because he's been banned for life from ever playing on his country's national team> a close call for louisiana governor bobby jindal on his way home from his son's soccer game when a truck sideswiped his car while making an illegal turn. governor jindal wasn't hurt but a trait trooper sustained minor injuries. the truck driver was cited for making that improper turn. >>> new york city's controversial stop and frisk law is facing a court challenge starting today. the police say that the stop and frisk has cut the crime rate dramatically. the critics say it racially profiles minorities at far too great a rate. here's what we know about numbers. new york city police made 5 million stops in the last decade. more than half of them, 52%, were black people. 32% of those stops hispanic. only 11% of the stops were white people. if you look at the population breakdown it shows that the numbers are upside down because blacks and hispanics are each only a quarter of the population while whites are almost half. 44%. the numbers do seem to make a case for a class action suit if y