prodigy to millionaire 14 year-old cashing in on his talent. wgn news @ 9 congressman jesse jackson jr. office tells us why he has been out of action. live with what we know. >> in the absence of credible information concern about the well-being of the longest serving a 47 year-old congressman has been growing brief statement from doctors may do little to ease the concern. congressmen preceding intensive medical treatment at a residential treatment facility for a mood disorder responding positively to treatment. that is everything. few words followed frenetic day some rev. jesse jackson of avoiding the press but first time a 41 year history of the conference of rainbow push coalition. his wife alderman sandi jackson who suggested earlier in the day statement from her husband's doctor is likely coming soon after chorus of calls from his fellow democrats to tell constituents some think. compassion that governor pat quinn. wirth pointed out never reported anything about the alcohol or substance abuse not long after the spokesperson of congressman

free agent and the thirty nine year old said it's part of his new role will be to help develop prodigious talent jeremy lin speaking right now without being able to talk to him and looking from the outside is trying to teach him different gears b.l.o. he just plays that one here and it's a very high gear so for me he will sit down and talk about trying to find that for thirty years so that he has the energy that's to finish ballgames and we want to play the whole season so when you just want. to play eighty two games football now when you talk to manager andre villas boas has made his second signing his spurs boss the portuguese snapping up for my act defending a on the tongue then the belgium international becoming the north london club second summer signing following matilda gill fisa goodson's arrival from hoffenheim it's my first year in. two days and it is really we're not everybody is very different for me and you make of it what you do believe right now just look at it. very seriously and a little bit closer to those are. meanwhile english football icon david beckham may still have

the chld prodigy is now taking science claases at american river college in caaifornia...he even gives guest llctures onn everything from paleontology to astronomy.his parents say he's already getting &pcollege full time. b-g-e and privvte contractors have made a lot of headway in 44-thousand are still without s. service.here's a look at where things stand now...theee are more than 10- thousand customers in baltimore city without power.more than 19- thousand in baltimoree county... and n anne arrndel countt... more than 44- hundred.ssnce the storm begann bge has restoreddpower to more from bout half a millioo customers without power at the height of llst friday's storms ... to about ????? at this time of day ...bge is making progress. but that hasn't ptopped criticism of the recovery effoor ... for thhs week's take action thursday, rob gould with bge joinn us. us. 3 3&p--burying wires underground. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 a soutt african man will represent his country in track duringgthe upcoming london olympicc.how he will accomplish this feet... without legs. 3 --adblib weather

and the bping-pong prodigy. dad says that he grabbed the camera when he first noticed his sons amazing talent. >>> that's impressive. more on the breaking news out of san francisco, the foreign alarm fire that is now under control. >>> arson investigators are on scene of a fire that damaged four apartments. we will have the latest coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. it is tuesday july 3rd. time now is 459. a lot of people lost their homes in san franc

here's a 17 year-old golf prodigy aleksei thompson she's tied for third at 1 under par and. the field struggles to make par and she made a birdie. she has a six-shot lead to the final round. no ticket no problem at the tour-de-france. it goes away to win the seventh stage and a new overall leader bradley wiggins of great britain. >>> one more giant scam they have to finish strong tomorrow. >>> and a rough road trip. >>> they are leaking oil >>> that is it for eyewitness news see you an half an hour and a 10 and 11 news updates @ cbs s f dot com good night,,,,,,,,,,,,

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the cycling prodigy has continued his impressive start to his tour of france debut. the former junior world champion took first place in the first stage. he beat a writer from norway and his fellow slovak. >> quite a stretch there. all right, well, that is all for now. thanks for joining us. we will be back at the top of the next hour with more news and information, so join us then. >> stay with us.

china's 16-year-old swimming prodigy ye shiwen denies she's used performance-enhancing drugs after an american coach calls her gold medal swim impossible. the electricity grid in india failed for a second day running, leaving 600 million people without power across the north and east of the country. now in syria, a battle to control the strategic city of aleppo is continuing. sources are reported to be bombarded the area. activists say more than 25 people died in aleppo on monday. joining me from beirut is our correspondent jim muir. i gave just a couple of details there. could you bring us up to date with the latest? >> well, conflicting claims by government and rebels as to the state of an area which is on the southwest side of the city. it's a very important place for the rebels because they've made a stronghold there. it's quite a packed area. now the government is saying that it is pursuing the remnants of armed groups there and inflicting heavy lots on them but the rebels are denying that the government has got control there. in fact, rebel commanders are saying the government k

as a free agent thirty nine year old kid says part of his new role will be to help bring on the prodigioustalent that is german. speaking right now being able to talk to him and looking for male side is trying to teach him different gears being able he just plays that one here and it's a very hard. for me to sit down and talk about trying it on a rollercoaster so that he has the energy that is to finish ballgames and we want to play the whole season so when you have just one gear is hard to play eighty two games let's talk golf or we're just six days away from the third major of the year the british open but that means there's been a rather depleted turnout for the john deere classic stateside only sixteen of the top fifty players on the p.g.a. tour is money less competing in illinois perhaps providing an opportunity for someone else to make a name for themselves troy muhsin believes it can be him the american holding the first run lead after shooting i mean ten under sixty one this wonderful approach setting up a birdie for him on the fourteenth composite ricky barton set the pace early o

as a free agent and the thirty nine year old says part of his new role will be to help develop prodigioustalent jeremy lin. speaking right now without being able to talk to me and looking for male side is trying to teach him different gears be available he just plays that one here and it's a very high gear so for me i will sit down and talk about trying to find that fourth year so that he has the energy this to finish ballgames and and we want to play the whole season so we have just one gear is hard to play eighty two games now to football when you talk to them on a john david has made his second signing on spurs boss the portuguese snapping up for my x. defend the on that song and the belgium international becoming the north london club second summer signing following midfielder gil the citizens arrival from hoffenheim it's my first year you know it. today said today we're not everybody is very different for me and it will make it very difficult what he did for me right now they're just all but it's a. great city and i have a trip to the region. meanwhile english football icon david bec

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george benson stanza to see not long after he learned how to speak the prodigy from pittsburgh recorded his first song at the age of ten however at fifteen he fell in love with the guitar and became one of the best just guitarist of all time benson says he never could choose between singing and playing music he succeeded in both an amazingly versatile musician and someone numerous awards including ten grammys for instrumental and vocal performances he plays in just about any style from swing to r. and b. to pop and beyond. it's . good. to to. get. hello joyce and welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us today spicy by spicy. well i want to start with a thing i just learned recently i read actually stuart held a bestselling british author said once that he started his career had the age of sixteen at a local factory but after the first two weeks of hard labor in the shop he quit promising himself he will never work and now the day life became a writer started writing books was there any similar emotion that influenced your career when you were a young guy. no not really

it's about a young boy, john, who is a prodigy of the kitchen andecomes a cook, the most renowned cook of his time, falls in love with the daughter of the lord of the manor, the english civil war intervenes, and the puritans don't like fancy cooking. anyway, it's for the audience who loves -- each chapter opens with a recipe, and i commissioned 13 original illustrations, and i'm going to make the most beautiful book, and i'm excited about it. that's coming in the fall. >> two more questions. what's it like now to have amazon as a publishing competitor in i mean, obviously, all the publishers like amazon to sell their books, but -- >> well, you know, reporters have asked me that question, and i'm not particularly concerned by it. in fact, i've had competitors who are 100 times my size for 25 years, so now here's one that's a thousand times my size, what's the difference, right? [laughter] i'm going to have to find ways to maneuver and strategies that work for us. and the other thing i think is that it could educate amazon about the challenges that publishers have, the value that a publi

he's a prodigy. >> he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. >> he made his own money. >> he inheritedt from his daddy. >> bob turns back to romney. kimberly yesterday bob mentioned something on the heels of -- >> i'm outnumbered. if you can't take this stress, get out of the park. >> it's not your fault, it's the government's fault. bob says look at henry ford, successful because of the roads the government built. we did our homework. 1908 henry ford released or brought out the model t. it wasn't until 1917 the federal aid roads act was signed by then there were 1.5 million fords on the road. by 1925, 25% of the roads were complete. >> it's -- >> ford was the reason -- listen. ford was the reason for roads, not because of roads. >> he said if he didn't have interstate highway systems there was not way to mass produce cars. they mass-produced 400 million cars since then. >> here's where the campaign -- >> and 12 million prior to the roads act. >> no after. >> no, prior to the roads act. >> here's why the campaign is cocky. he said spread the wealth around which was you didn't build tha

. >> this conservative prodigy, a youtube sensation after speaking to the 2009 conservative politicalence. >> conservatism is not an ideology of feelings, romanticism as some people like to say. it isn't ideology of protecting the people and the people's rights -- is it ide yol of protecting the people and the people's rights. >> politico reports jonathan krone who is now 17 changed his mind about a few thing since he wowed the cpac crowd. krone says he is in favor of gay marriage, supports obamacare and says he would probably vote for president obama. it's a safe bet he won't be speaking at next year's cpac event. >>> it's no exaggeration that detroit hasn't had a lot to celebrate in decade. despite from handful of sports titles that is. amid a crumbling city, there is a bright spot. correspondent steve brown looks at detroit's revamped bus system. detroit >> detroit has long had more troubles than dollars to fix them. but in just six months, detroit's public buses, annual big-time money losers have started an unlikely turn-around. >> this past month, they ran the first surplus in ye

sean boleyn said princeton, very prodigious scholar of our time, presidential scholar among other things has written in a "new york times" op-ed that grant is rising in the estimation history and will continue to rise and he's probably right. so let's get back to harry truman and not point out was making earlier about the differential between how the voters assess the presidents. you have to love harry truman. he's such a simple guide and made such simple, strong decisions and cut away all the chat. and as i say, history regarded him from the very beginning, the first poll after his presidency in the near great category never fall. at the voters grew tired. he had in his last full year in office, 1948a g-golf approval rating of 22%. almost can't get below that. i think maybe george w. bush at one point came close. so how do we square the historians immediately in your great category where is the voters were essentially saying he's ineligible for rehire? well, history is looking at the overall record, which is highly accessible. i would say her road trip you look at first term because he

it's interesting, very prodigious scholar of our time, presidential among other times, has written in the new york times op-ed, and he is rising and thinks he will continue. with the panic to harry truman and the point i was making earlier about the differences between how the voters assess presidents and historians assess presidents. you have to love harry truman. a simple guy that made such simple, strong decisions. he cut away all of the chaff. as i say, history regarded him almost from the very beginning to my the first poll after his presidency he was in the near great category. the voters retired fm. he had in his last full year of office in a gallup approval rating of 19 -- 22%. i don't think any president has come near. maybe george w. bush. how do we square this? they immediately put this guy in near grade category where as the voters are essentially saying he is eligible for rehire. his overall record which was highly successful. i would describe it as heroic. he made the agonizing decision to drop the atomic bomb. same million american lives. he presided over america's role

>> political prodigy and proud conservative, jonathan krohn. >> at age 14, he's 14 years old, he's ones, named one of the most influential people of 2009 by "time" magazine. he is also author of "define conservatism." he's 14 years old! >> but that was then. and now jonathan krohn is 17 years old and he has, to say the least, matured. he likes "the daily show," he reads "the new yorker," he'll a freshman at new york university this year, and he will be very comfortable to live in a state where same-sex marriage is legal. joining me now for his first post-conservative tv interview is is jonathan krohn, author of "defining conservatism." jonathan, thank you very much for joining me tonight. i have to tell you, i'll never forget seeing your video at cpac a few years ago, and i thought, wow, that kid is really bright, really smart, he's very poised in front of a microphone. but i just thought, it made me feel a little bit bad that a kid that young had his thinking all locked in on everything. and it turns out your thinking wasn't so locked in. >> yeah. i mean, i've really changed. i think

the stories were about high tech's prodigious promise for the future: dirt-cheap energy; sky-high crop yields; labor-free machinery. tonight comes the kicker: far longer, far healthier, conceivably even eternal life. why would immortality be an economics, rather than a science, story? because the basic aim of economics is to maximize well- being, the greatest good for the greatest number. and a longer, healthier life is the most unambiguous good there is, says singularity's co- founder, raymond kurzweil, skeptics notwithstanding. >> people say, "i don't want to live past 100." and i say, "okay, i'd like to hear you say that when you're 100." >> reporter: assuming they'll be hale and hearty at 100, which kurzweil emphatically does. in fact, he firmly bievethat at age 100 he'llust beetng stard. >> i think i have a very good chance of making it through. >> reporter: when you say "making it through," you mean, essentially, live forever. >> indefinitely. i mean, i can never talk to you and say "i've done it! i've lived forever!" but the goal is to put that decision in our own hands rather t

he is a student prodigy who is taking the glasses at the college and well on his way to completing hiss society at the grand old age of four. soon after that his parents pulled him out of schools that he could learn that its own pace. >> this is his passion, it is what he loved. >> his parents also have another genius to contend with, his sister at the age of six is also a certified genius. on that note we're closing up shop to give you the 7 day forecast for the bay area. we're looking at a slight warm up today and up to the '90s inland. plenty of sunshine. come mid week we are expecting conditions to heat up as we get into the mid- 90s by tuesday and then, things will start to cool down by a couple of degrees as a cut to the week. that will do for us this saturday morning. for all of us here, thank you for joining us. we want to remind you to join as the kron4 news we get some are starting at 8:00 a.m. and kron4 news tonight at 8:00 p.m.. the bike. are hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow ! yeah, y

it is going to be breezy with temperatures dipping into prodigious inland. -- getting into the triple >>mark: ss video out of new york. the police closed off this streaks and the fire fighters broke a glass window to rescue the window washers. the workers were shaken up by otherwise ok. >>darya: the could be hope for patients with alzheimer's disease and their loved ones. there is a genetic mutation that seems to protect against alzheimer's. it slows the production of the proteins that is the long considered to be the cause of dementia. says that 5 million americans suffers from a disease that has no cure. >> we're boy to look of the weather. >>james: i have two shots to show you. this is the golden gate bridge that is sought in with fog. you can see the moister collecting on the lens. our next shot from our roof can show is a very different picture. there are blue skies and lots of sunshine pit so things can be very different depending upon where you are. that is one of the things the we are dealing with this morning. we will have a very different forecast from our coast in at about

this raises the possibility that this president up until now the most prodigious fundraiser in politics could be the first to be outspent and outraised by his opponent. in june, the president raised $71 million, but he was far outpaced by the romney campaign, which raised $106 million. the second straight month. in may, romney had the advantage by about $17 million. the obama campaign is sounding the alarm. in an email plea for donations, campaign manager jim messina wrote, the republican gap is getting wider. if it continues at this pace, it could cost the us the election. it's the cesentiment that the president has echoed. >> i need you to make in phone calls. get your family members going. >> reporter: but it's not for lack of trying. mr. obama has been fundraising at an unprecedented rate. he has done 107 fundraisers so far this year, compared to 36 for george w. bush at this time in his 2004 re-election campaign. the president has even made tucked rai fundraising calls. he outspent john mccain 3-1. buoyed by enthusiasm from small donors as well as wall street and hollywood. but thi

he is a prodigy at only nine years old.nd well on his way to completing his college degree. he is from natomas, california. he takes classes at american river college. listen. >> i didn't mind interacting with other college students. i like it too. >> people are say we are pushing. it is not the case. that is his passion. that is what he loves. martha: that is what he loves. you have to follow your passion, right? he expects to be in college full-time very soon. his parents say the younger daughter, only 6 is on track to be just like her brother. is like my kids. >> i hope my kids are paying close attention. good models. that does it for us. i'll see you tomorrow. martha: great. we'll see you back here tomorrow. i will see you on greta's show, "on the record." i will be there this evening. "happening now" starts right now. see you tomorrow, everybody. jon: three years later the final report on the deadliest accident in air france history. what sent flight 447 crashing into the atlantic with 208 souls onboard? >>> governor r

i'm a prodigy of that. i have a lot of mentors. dream big. dream big and hold onto your dreams because it can happen. it's possible. i'm proof of that. >> you are proof of that. one thing that we are tackling and dealing with the challenge in this country is obesity. how do you, you're fit and trim. some chefs are eating their food all the time and you have communities that are obese. how do you conquer that? how do you make people change their behavior? >> eating with a spiritual compass. that doesn't just go for the inner cities in the country. opening a restaurant like red rooster is there to challenge the bridges. in rich communities you have junk too but you have the farmers market and better options. get healthier food. getting farmers market in communities such as harlem matters. >> absolutely. >> next time you have to bring me some food. >> i will. >> if we have you back on, i want a taste. >> i promise you. >> thanks marcus. >>> "cnn newsroom" is continuing now with brooke baldwin. restore strength activs for up to 90% less breakage

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>> andrew doesn't like the walmart -- >> i'm not a walmart prodigy. >> retailer sears cut its estimates 15 years ago would have bribe ad couple of people. how much would be required to contribute to its u.s. pension plan. its minimum required fiscal 2013 contribution is about 380 to 340 million. the january estimate was way up. >> let's check on the markets. futures are indicating a lower open. we got concerns about europe, spain's ten year and then some inflation data coming out of china. we've heard people use the word deflation pap dow would open lower by 30 pits. s&p lower by three. nasdaq lower by two. earnings season kicking off this week with alcoa. it will be a big week, important for the united states. wti is higher by 61 accidents, brent is higher by 66. below $100. ten year yield is lower. we saw big moves on friday. ten we're is higher, 1.52 is the yield for the benchmark. dollar was lower across the board. 1.23 for the euro, left week i think we were talking about 1.26. it was a two cent move in under 24 hours. the price of gold -- >> thursday it moved two cents? >> it was