we are introduced to the young hoops prodigy. she is playing high school ball even though she's in high school. >> most athletes have to wait until high school to make the varsity team. >> she has been running the point for the girls basketball team for two seasons. >> it's fun. the people i play against they think i'm not good. they see differently on the court. >> what's it like on the happened shake line? >> they are like, "wow, good job, i don't know you played like that." >> no one gets mad at you. >> well, sometimes. >> the 4 foot 7 prodigy averages 15 goals. her father jamie, her coach, said she was born to play. >> she's daddy's little girl. she wants to do whatever daddy loves, whatever daddy likes, she likes to watch. whatever i do she's with me 24 slab 7. being on the couch, watching the game when she was not walking to where she is today. she'll be by my side and tell the coaches what to do and the players. she knows the game. shooting long range 3, handlings the game well. >> it's deceiving because she is a cute youn

getting that gold medal well it's been all the really been a nice guy of a fifteen year old and was a prodigy a talent she has been and certainly she'll be one to watch when the individual events get under way in pushing her as well rolling back the years river timeless performance for thirty one year olds claim his second ever gold medal be a little big games also on day two claimed silver medal in the by our floor and she was pinned by. the stands to see. what our hero was born in russia. the star of your pool who just missed out on a medal himself on day one. also you're talking about biafra that's one of the russians favorite sports also a favorite sport of course is ice hockey the final event of the olympics is the men's gold medal match how russia is likely to do on high winds. well russia got a great chance in the ice hockey of their favorites with the bookmakers in fact the n.h.l. sars getting malkin and xander of age convey flew into some she today as russia will start their practice in earnest for the ice hockey which gets underway with their first match against assad venia on the t

of the olympics with the ice hockey team beaten in the quarter finals and women's figure skating prodigy. taking a four. to international law from moscow with me rule re sushi i thank you very much for joining us today and breaking news for you this hour from ukraine riots in kiev have reignited the protesters attacking riot policeman of breaking the uneasy truce that had been agreed upon between the government and the opposition iraq has reportedly using firearms some witnesses say there are snipers shooting at security forces there are reports that more people have also been killed ukraine's parliament currently being evacuated and several buildings in the center of the capital have been captured. following the turmoil in kiev now joining us live good to get you back on the line here and you're taking cover apparently inside a nearby building alexi the truce that was agreed upon in the overnight apparently in a state of. there is no truce at all rory at the moment just to give you an idea of what's happening right now i would probably love to give you a better view of the independence

her mother managed every step of her career, making sure that the precocious prodigy was never without6lic perfectly formed laundering let's. ringlettes. she was a superstar and a million-dollar global brand who reportedly received more than 135,000 presents. including a kangaroo from australia. as the child became a teenager, the sparkle required to succeed started to fade. she got married, had a child, divorced, carried again. i now, she was 21. a year later, she quit hollywood saying she had enough of pretend and probably had a reality check. the $3,200,000 i earned from left in aad $44,000 trust account. i was shocked. >> the now happily married shirley temple stepped back onto the public stage and into the world of politics. >> i am dedicating my life and my energy to public service. because i think our country needed now more than it ever has before. thatnry kissinger said shirley temple succeeded as the ambassador to ghana and czechoslovakia because she is tough-minded and disciplined. friends and family would probably add she is internally optimistic and invariably charming. te

were you always civic-minded as a -- obviously -- i don't want to throw the word prodigy around but goingetty special unless you are going to be an md or -- >> i am the type of lawyer that is probably a failed doctor. >> jon: really? >> i saw organic chemistry and was like nope going to law school. >> jon: tap point it could have gone either way? >> yeah, i did have this engrained sense of got to go into some kind of public service and in addition to watching netflix tried to give back something. i have the hollywood background. a lot of that was telling stories. going into the inside and thrashing out the great frustration. the work i did in afghanistan. i was at the state department for a while. no one leaves that kind of a role and that kind of place feeling totally satisfied what they've done. it's a big machine to work in. coming out of that and trying to make a difference from the outside made sense at the next step. >> jon: it's interesting to me because from a young age one of the most difficult things to infuse in people, not this generation or any people, young people is a sense

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. >> the 4 foot prodigy averages 15 points and seven assists. her father who is her coach said she was born to play. >> she's daddy's little girl. she does whatever daddy does, she likes to watch. she's with me 24/7. being on a couch, watching the game, she was not walking to where she is today. she'll be by my side. she'll say what the coach needs to do, to shoot long range, to handle the ball so well at that age. even at the wmba. >> it's deceiving. she has a cute young innocent face. she's like the silent assassin on the court. >> that's how she is. she is very cute. she is so cute. this will go by. wait a minute. you try to play tough on her. she still goes by you. it's funny, she's cute. but then she goes and plays. >> the newmans are use to the spotlight after julian started for the boys' team as a sixth grader and mum vivian pass a point guard in her high school. and plays the job of supermum, working her own job. jayden focuses on the years of basketball that lays ahead, she dreams of the next level. >> i want to go to college. after tha

event was concluded the victory was secured by veteran skater you gave me a piercing ko and a teen prodigy half his age fifteen year old beauty of you has become one of the youngest athletes ever to win a gold medal at the winter olympics thanks to her extraordinary really effortless looking performance on top of that russian athlete scored two silver medals in the lose and by awful on and a bronze medal in speed skating but let's cross live to our andrew farmer he's following events from sochi mountain foster and drew already a huge reason to celebrate for the russian olympic team but more challenges await. would use lights well and you know it's great to see russia off the mark it was also a highlight for me to see president putin the entire team off the ice sporting a red tracksuit he could they won't today some of the biggest names of the games will arrive in time. and they will touch down in sochi hockey obviously wanted to win as far as russia was concerned and we caught up with one soviet legend who said that any one of six to use could win it's win the competition gets underway in

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believe was provoked by america's security response nature can now telling us the story of the computer prodigy. aaron swartz could have been a millionaire living now in silicon valley when he was just fourteen aaron helped launch the first artist says feeds from which deliver web content aaron by the time he turned nineteen his company had merged with take a look at it which would become one of the most popular websites in the world. but money was not his ultimate call aaron went down to champion a fleet internet it's common sense and it's the foundation of our constitution the government is constrained by having someone else check off to make sure they're not abusing their power aaron became a political activist calling for others to join this isn't something playing out on a stage somewhere where giants fight each other and you get to sit and watch popcorn this is a fight you can join in right so if you're going to demand progress dot org and sign up we have actions every week there are bills that are coming up that could crack down on internet freedom there are companies trying to abuse the

and there are also a few unlikely athletes former violin prodigy vanessa mays globally renowned for her music however virtue five year old is also a keen skier since the age of four and will now achieve her dream to compete at the winter olympics and her father's name vanna korn she'll be skiing the tile and a giant slalom every day many trash. the way she and getting paid gave way and the hard way go away and have. say that if we don't meet you maybe i was rude he applied to me i'll leave him something that is serious thing the minute that we need to go to bed myself and say friend twenty second withdraw lympics and i went on the way following a memorable opening ceremony but it's. it will be resolved on the tranqs the slopes and the rigs but these unique games will be remembered for rich of unpaid leave r.t. so cheap and from the pick of the russian same to the best of the rest after two days twenty fourteen so it's a done deal come on here made the decisive move on the final climb to win gold in the thirty kilometer cross country ski athlone defending champion marcus helm of sweden t

the event concluded the victory was secured by veteran skater you get me a piercing call and a teen prodigy half his age fifteen year old. she became one of the youngest athletes ever to win a gold medal at the winter olympics thanks to her extraordinary but effortless looking performance it truly was stunning well on top of that russian athlete scored two silver medals in the lose and by alpha long and a bronze in speed skating let's cross live now to our tease andrew farmer he's following the sochi mountain cluster and drew russian celebrating the team figure skating gold whatever us his hopes for for their big wins in sochi. well as quite a lot of hope today but i'll start by saying that some of the biggest names of these games have been arriving in time because n.h.l. hockey stars have touched down in sochi the actual men's competition gets underway in three days time but a soviet legend we spoke to believes that any one of six teams can win it. because. there are many strong teams that these games can endure the u.s. finland sweden in fact all of them are very strong it's hard to predi

the event was concluded the victory secured by veteran skater you're going to person cohen a teen prodigy half his age fifteen year old. she became one of the youngest athletes to ever win a gold medal at the winter olympics thanks to her extraordinary but looking performance it really was stunning now on top of that russia now scored two silver medals in the lose and by a full on and a bronze in speed skating parties and two farmers following the events from the sochi mountain cluster and he says russia having won the figure skating gold now has its sights set on hockey and speedskating. straight to see russia off the mark it was also a highlight for me to see president putin to the entire team off the ice school see what you could they won't vote today some of the biggest names of the games will arrive in time. and they will touch down in sochi. obviously the one to win as far as russia is concerned and we caught up with one soviet legend who said that any one of six teams could win the eight when the competition gets underway in three days' time there are many strong teams that these g

games teen sensation teen prodigy ice skating sensation skating into the pantheon of young superstars these are just a few of the hundreds of headlines which followed her performance and now they are being blamed for ramping up the expectation on the teenager and probably making the pressure a bit too much lottie's and your father was following all the drama on the ice joining us now live from the olympic capital let's get more on this and over to our team. right now i dig good to see you hello it's rory from moscow what's your take on all this was the attention just a bit too much the pressure too much for young lipnitskaya. but it's a strong argument and the reason is this when lipnitskaya put in that amazing performance at the very start of the lympics in the team event it seemed that the whole of russia in fact the whole world was tipping out to get gold in the women's individual she was adventurous really rest on that media spotlight to such a degree that she felt she had to leave sochi over the last few days and train in moscow and the result was that she fell for only the secon

the olympic-sized sendoff for this bay area prodigy. >> and a wanted felon's escape ends up all wet. the man who tried to put him in cuffs became his unlikely hero. ,,,,,, max wade sits in san quentin prison. but we >>> he is behind bars now, but could a notorious teenaged criminal be responsible for more crimes? max wade sent to san quentin is under scrutiny for the 2009 killing of a tiburon woman a case that is unsolved. kpix 5's brian webb with new documents that reveal a troubled past. brian. >> reporter: max weighed here at san quentin at least for the next 90 days as officials decide where he will serve his life sentence and under the tightest security back here too because his associates have already tried to bust him out before. authorities took a look at him for another high-profile crime. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the notorious max wade daring teenaged car thief convicted would-be murderer inspiration behind a music video. [ rap ] >> reporter: and there may even be more. >> the tiburon police department have known max for some time. >> reporter: the police chief tells me wade

russia at the sochi olympics the ice hockey team in the quarter finals and women's figure skating prodigy. taking a fall. worldwide news live from moscow city center international with me will receive thanks for joining us and an easy truce has been reached in ukraine after overnight talks between the president and the opposition aimed at stopping the bloodshed with china stay in the country over the last few days in total twenty six people have been killed in the clashes ten of them a policeman both sides and taking captives in what is beginning to look like a full on conflict. you may find some of the following images disturbing. for sure you know your memory is short enough here years ago you were. going. to be able to get lucky and it was fun to be at the seattle ring was when you. were you. know you know you're. going to be able. to get you fired first you can. already see if you will. and our correspondent alexia shaft has been on both sides of the barricades and he saw how quickly kiev itself turned into a battlefield he reports now on the delicate balance between finding a politic

was concluded the victory was secured by the veteran skater you gave me a piercing call and teen prodigy half his age fifteen year old. she's become one of the youngest athletes ever to win a gold medal at the winter olympics thanks to her extraordinary but effortless looking performance it was stunning on top of that russian athlete scored two silver medals in the lose by apple on and a bronze in speed skating farmers following events from the sochi mountain cluster and he says with russia having one team figure skating gold it now has its sights on hockey and speedskating some of the biggest names of these games have been arriving in time because n.h.l. hockey stars have touchdown in sochi the actual men's competition gets underway in three days time but soviet legend we spoke to believes that any one of six teams can win it. there are many strong teams at these games canada the u.s. finland sweden in fact all of them are very strong it's hard to predict who's going to win the hockey is definitely going to be very interesting and i think we're about to witness one of the best tournamen

enormous after a gold medal in the team event she became the face of the games teen sensation teen prodigy ice skating sensation skating into the pantheon of young superstars these are just a few of the hundreds of headlines which followed a performance and now they're being blamed for ramping up the expectations on the teenager and possibly making the pressure a bit too much where we addressed all this with our tease and you farmer he's following all the drama on the ice and well he had this report we spoke about just a bit. while it is a strong argument and the reason this is so this is you need sky put in that amazing performance in the team events at the start of the lympics it seems the whole of russia in fact the whole world has been tipping here to get gold in the women's individual it really has thrust under the media spotlight to such a degree she felt she had to leave so she over the last few days to go and train in moscow and the result is that last night she fell only the second time in her career she's now in fifth place and it pays to be the running for a medal but there is a

sochi olympics with the ice hockey team the sun and the quarter finals and the women's figure skating prodigy. taking off all. this is our senior national coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the progress and we'll start with breaking news from ukraine a fresh violence in the ukrainian capital has reportedly claimed more than a dozen lives on thursday witnesses say more dead bodies are lying around the center of kiyo chaos was. when ryan has a tongue police early in the day breaking an easy trees that had been agreed between the government and opposition that ukraine's parliament is being evacuated and several buildings in the sun tell the capital have been captured including the hotel where our correspondents have been staying and. joins us now live hi that it's a so we know that you're risking your life right now you want to show off please tell us what's happening to you right now what's going on around. you know wearing a bulletproof vest and a helmet inside a hotel in the capital of european cities something insane but that's the way we should be handling the whole situati

figure skating team the victory was secured by veteran skater you getting push and go and a teenage prodigy half his age on top of that russia's astley scored so far and bronze and other disciplines are to his pole scott has more from saatchi. force gold came in the figure skating team event they sort of challenges from canada and the united states to take top spot and they were helped along the way by a foolish display from one of russia's most famous sporting sons if gagne pushed blowing the competition away in the men's free program a magnificent display when you consider in recent years he's been plagued by injury and has undergone surgery twelve times meanwhile a new star has been born a fifteen year old beauty impressed in the ladies free on short programs with peerless performances i mean the procession has become the youngest ever winner of the winter olympics gold medals in the figure skating she is six days younger than the previous record holder american tara lipinski elsewhere on day two there were three other medal successes for russia forty two year old veteran lucia. competin

she's a prodigy, put on skis at the age of two by her skiing parents, trained continuously since.s what it takes these days. the reward is an olympic gold, and this: >> when you travel the world and ski people worship the snow you ski on, don't they? ( laughter ) >> i... i suppose so. >> yeah, sure. ( laughter ) >> reporter: some people work their whole skiing years for an olympic gold; mikaela shiffrin has started with one. >> i didn't even wear mascara yesterday, thank goodness. but i was like, "either waterproof or no mascara, because if i start crying i do not want to look like a witch." >> reporter: elation on the slopes, heartbreak at the rink, jim. the fun and games end here tomorrow. >> axelrod: mark phillips in sochi where the olympic games are winding down. thank you very much. and up next, what's behind minnesota's shrinking herds of moose? hoots great video. so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture inc

and there are also a few unlikely athletes former violin prodigy vanessa mays globally renowned for her music with a thirty five year old is also a keen skia since the age of four and will now achieve her dream to compete at the winter olympics and how far this name on a corn chilled the skin the tile and image. every day when it's flashed back to the device that is the case the days where the people play up go away and have a show that they have to say that we can't be anything kind of be a five. k. something that you think the minute that we meet again that last up i'm going to say that the twenty second winter olympics and i will on the way following a memorable opening ceremony but in sporting terms it will be results in the trunk space slopes and the rinks that these unique games will be remembered for rich of ample fleet artsy tsotsi. and richard before you go i gather that you bumped into some athletes just a few minutes ago. yes i was just saying a stroll here in rosa khutor jump to. interview jamaican bobsled team that didn't really go there to get a cult status here you know s

getting that gold medal while it's middle have really been a nice guy have a fifteen year old and was a prodigy a talent she has been and certainly she'll be one to watch when the individual events get under way in pushing her as well rolling back the years river timeless performance of thirty one year olds claim his second ever gold medal be a little big games also on day two claimed silver medal in the by our floor and she was pinned by. the stands to see. what our hero was born in russia.

were all eyes were on a 15-year-old prodigy, and then, her heartbreak. abc's matt gutman is there. >> reporter: when 15-year-old russian phenom yulia lipnitskaya slides onto the ice, people expect her to dazzle as she did last week in the team competition. gumby flexible, her signature moves are spins. that leg going beyond 180 degrees. watch again as she rotates 15 times in 6.5 seconds. but in the olympic pressure cooker, on a jump at the end of her program, lipnitskaya crashed hard. she completed her routine, but was visibly upset, finishing fifth. minutes earlier, the steely nerved reigning olympic champion, ewe yuna kim, triump triumphed. her signature move at last year's world championship -- a triple lutz-triple toe loop combination. watch again. launching off the ice. her shoulders and hips in complete alignment, the faster she goes, the higher she jumps. helicoptering over 25 feet from start to finish. yuna leads the pack today, going into tomorrow's final skate. american gracie gold delivering a strong performance, is in fourth place. from the s

and then won the title in 19641965 with this up-tempo style and here is this incredible seven foot prodigyrom new york city. if anyone was ever too smart for his own good, it was kareem. he was seduced by the hollywood produced image of california where there was no racism and everything was sunny and great. after everyone promising the world, mr. wooden promising nothing but a chance to get an education and connected with him. i think kareem is the best to ever play. >> the college game? >> basketball, period. with all respect to michael and lebron, you talk about high school, college, and professional, i think kareem was the best. once the championship train got rolling, a kind of had its own momentum. people revered how bill walton did. a lot of it created its own momentum. >> who did he remain closest to? all of them? he is legendary for having a wonderful relationship with the players. >> very much so. what is interesting is when people say to me, what did his players think of him? my answer is, there are two guys. the guy they played for and the guy they were able to have a relations

the son of an atomic bomb survivor and child of a music prodigy lost almost all of his hearing. games and in an interview with "time" in 2001 said that his disability made him better. it came as a shock on wednesday when he admitted that someone else had written the music. on thursday morning, a music teacher from tokyo came forward and said not only did he write more than 20 songs under the composer's song, he says that he's not even deaf. the figure skater won bronze at the winter games in vancouver and hoped to win gold while skating to one of his songs. the skater says it's too late to cor choreograph no another song. >>> 22 years and plenty of tears. ♪ so long, farewell you really raised the bar ♪ ♪ if you were me you'd buy them all a car ♪ >> anyone who can get oprah to show up and sing "farewell," it must be a pretty big deal. of course, also kim kardashian but the most touching tribute of all may have been the one that jay delivered to his fans. >> i want to thank you, the audience. you folks have been just incredibly loyal. this has been the greatest 22 years of my life

. >> he is a prodigy. has the hat and everything.. >> and a new girlfriend. checking him out. >> he will have admirers real quick. cute alert. get ready to go awwwwwe. come on now. yeah. this is a bulldog, and those are kittens and he is a dude, by the way. he decided, i'll be mom to these guys. the owner originally got the dog an cats separated but it was obviously soon they loved each other. >> polka time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >>> this morning on "world news now," at risk. alarming new research shows soccer athletes have the same deadly head injuries as football players. the new warning to parents. >> curbing car jackers. major round-up of suspected thieves targeting luxury car owners. putting drivers' lines on the line. surprising new information about the crack down. >>> funeral home surprise. an elderly man declared dead at the hospital wakes up in a body bag. an unforgettable scene for the mortician and emotio

. >> reporter: the 4 help 7 prodigy averages 14 points and 7 assists per game, and her father, who is a coach, says she was born to play. >> she wants to do whatever daddy does, and likes to watch. and she's with me 24-7. so just being on the couch with me, watching the game, when she was not even walking, and where she is today, she'll be right by my side. and she'll tell the others what the coach needs to do, and what the players need to do. and she knows the game better than most men. to be able to shoot such long-range threes at that age. >> it's very deceiving, she has a young innocent face, and then she's the silent assassin on the court. >> that's exactly how she is, oh, she's so cute. and then she'll go by you in a minute, and it's funny, because she's so cute. and then, the girls are like -- >> the newmans are used to the national spotlight after jaden's brother started with the boy's team as a 6th grader, and her mom is super mom, working her own job, while juggling everybody's basketball schedule. for years on high school basketball, she also dreams about the next level. >>

and, you know, they are the ennizz of iran and the prodigies of syria. and both are the enemies of israel. so the entire landscape is far more complicated than it was three or four years ago when these regimes appeared like forces of nature, had been there forever and left forever. it is far more difficult to navigate in that environment. >> and how do you think syria will end by not ending? >> well, you know, we have the example across the border in iraq. clearly these two countries created by the british and french after the first world war, you know, we're just about to cross the 100th anniversary of the agreement delineating the middle east as it is today. it is collapsing. all these artificial countries reated then by the colonialists are collapsing. it is difficult to see syria or iraq for that matter rebuilding s a unified state. and the tragedy in syria is far worse than iraq. mainly the british are changing the landscape in jordan and lebanon. >> what impact do you think it will have in jordan? >> so far the jordanian government has been able to

he was a 7'1" african-american teenager, a prodigy from new york city. referred to him as a minority of one. i think the thing they both had in common is they were both great competitorcompetitors. you don't win ten national championships by being sweet. he was extremely competitive. he was tough on referees. he lived a complicated life. i address in this book, sam gilbert, who was a booster who lavished a lot of favors on the players who were in violation of the rules. it's not to take him down by any stretch. john wooden was not a perfect man, but he was an extraordinary man. >> we're all a lot more complicated than maybe like the first layer of media coverage might indicate. the second most storied player to play under wooden was bill walton. wooden was this conservative, religious guy. who was the what was their relationship like? >> complicated. wooden loved coaching him. bill walton, we know him as a television commentator now. at the time, he had a speech impedement and was shy. wooden was very progressive and quite liberal in terms of his politic

now i know her to be, a, a woman of absolute integrity, of terrifying tenacity and prodigious legal talent only my friend and my lawyer, and if she says it's ongoing, it is ongoing. she represents the other woman who was featured at this hearing today, katherine englebrecht who heads true the vote and she and her husband have a small manufacturing plant in texas. she's experienced six visits from the fbi, two from atf agents, though their business has not concerned alcohol or firearms and osha showed up, the occupational safety and health administration, and the man who represented osha said i don't know why i'm here. i think we all know why he's there. it's part of the ongoing harassment of the president's critics. >> there was another development today, and that is that the irs announced after the scandal broke that it was going to look at the regulations and basically tighten it so the tax-exempt groups could not be involved in political activity, but it now turns out that one of the people involved in that discussion, you may remember this name, lois learner, the woman who was involved

recently, very politely tweet, with the senate seriously at risk and the koch brothers spending prodigiouslye focused on 2014 and not 2016 races, question mark. that question mark is so excessively polite, there's david axelrod not wanting to offend his friends at priorities usa or any of the big obama donors who are cooperating with this strategy. so instead of tweeting dem funders should be focused on 2014 and not 2016 races with an exclamation point, david axelrod politely poses a question that he knows the answer to. it is a shockingly bad strategy. priorities usa is now working towards making hillary clinton's time in the white house a pointless presidency. if the republicans win back the senate, they will win back control of much of the white house in effect, even if hillary clinton is living in that white house. because a republican senate will simply not even consider confirming hillary clinton's first, second or third choices for anything. 41 out of 45 republicans in the senate voted against republican chuck hagel, who was once a senator, sitting beside them, to be president obama's