you set up a certain thing where the piece locks the rook and you move it and the rook automaticallyas influence on the road it is in. i won the match. after that, we were pretty equal. our matches came down to the point where a single pawn could make the difference between win and loss. we were never rated. we did have interesting experiences. by this intense competition, when you are intensely completing against -- competing against anything, it draws a crowd. a group of guys woodlot -- watch us play the game. they learned how to play. my physics teacher played chess. he taught us some things. we had a french teacher who also played chess. we eventually formed a chess team, the first time an all- black school had a chess team. we were looking to challenge other people. of teachers contacted some the other high schools. tradition was the a segregated environment and we were the only black school in the city. the only other high schools we could play were predominately european-american students. we beat everybody we ever played. ?> what was the reaction >> surprise. i will never for

and they will saturate the roads making sure they catch the drunk drivers and rooking -- looking forple talking and texting. if you don't want to get caught in traffic avoid the peak travel times. and hit it early in the morning or late at night. and aaa said you will share it with 718,000 maryland drivers this weekend. >> 33% will travel through the beach over the weekend. but the majority and more than 60% will visit family and friends. and no backups. but we want to mention if you plan ahead through the area trying to head to the bridge. you will have to deal with extra traffic: live in towson. >>> and a local high school will be honoring two graduates who made the ultimate sacrifice. the two soldiers lost their lives in 2005. and sherrie johnson is live with how they will honor the men. students are setting up and getting ready for the ceremony that starts at 7:30. in just about a half hour. right now i am in front of a memorial guard than is actually in honor of lance-corporal anderson and josh snyder. they were killed in 2005. the graduates were killed in the line of duty and s

wet and wendy across the turkey region with athens reaching to 25 degrees and moscow, take a rook at that, 30 degrees. a rare sight for this time of the year. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >> those higher temperatures are giving an early boost to something that's associated with summer here in japan. for centuries japanese have heard the tinkle of wind bells and thought of a refreshing breeze on a hot summer day. this shop in the western city uses recycled glass bottles to make the bell. the item went on sale in april. the owner has sold 20% of his stock because of the unseasonably warm weather. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. want to feel cooler - or warmer - without running up your utility bill? you can reduce your bills with a flip of a switch on your ceiling fan. in summer, set your fan counter- clockwise. it stirs up the cool air that hangs near the floor in winter, just flip the switch again so your fan runs clockwise on low speed. this pushes the warm air down where you need it. and i

these folks were sailing, the fellows were hosting the rook can is. in trouble early. here goes carlos gonzales, a first-inning two-run shot into the arcade. at one point the giants were down four to nothing but down four to three, torres hit a run-tying double in the 7th and then here came the call. brandon bell called out at home. uh-huh. and then in the 8th, marco scutero called out at third, both go-ahead scoring threats. said the magic worsd. he got tossed. we go to extras. romo hangs one for troy. that's a shot in the bleachers. the rockies go up by one, but in the bottom of the tenth, folks, oh, man, man on for angel begone. >> begone hits one high and deep right. back. it is off the bottom of the wall, and it kicks away from everybody. begone is being waived in. here's the throw to the plate. it is not in time, and that is the ball game! . >> a walk off inside the park home run, last inside the parker and that stadium twin with aubry huff. giants win. giants win final of 6 to 5. >>> nhl playoff s is simple for the sharks. beat la sunday or it's vacation time. g

this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rook -- river rock casino. >> ama: we continue to follow breaking news. sky 7hd is over the scene of a fatal fire on the san mateo bridge. we'll continue to bring >> ama: we go back to the breaking story we have been following. you're looking at live pictures from sky 7hd over the scene right now. you see the limousine right there, caught fire on the san mateo bridge, has killed five people. lisa amin gulezian has just arrived at the san mateo bridge toll mass a where traffic has been stopped. what are you seeing? >> lisa: we actually cannot even get to the toll plaza. we're here an exit at 92 westbound. take a look behind me. you can see that traffic is crawling because only one lane of traffic is open. the chp shut down westbound traffic because self miles away on the bridge itself at the decline is li that limo that cat fire. westbound traffic beyond this point is shut down. it has been for 45 minutes. rescue crews are still working on the highway, which is why the cars are not allowed to go in that direction. i did see a chp car speed d

this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rook -- river rock casino. >> ama: we continue to follow breaking news. sky 7hd is over the scene of a fatal fire on the san mateo bridge. we'll continue to bring you >> ama: we go back to the breaking story we have been following. you're looking at live pictures from sky 7hd over the scene right now. you see the limousine right there, caught fire on the san mateo bridge, has killed five people. lisa amin gulezian has just arrived at the san mateo bridge toll mass a where traffic has been stopped. what are you seeing? >> lisa: we actually cannot even get to the toll plaza. we're here an exit at 92 westbound. take a look behind me. you can see that traffic is crawling because only one lane of traffic is open. the chp shut down westbound traffic because self miles away on the bridge itself at the decline is that limo that caught fire. westbound traffic beyond this point is shut down. it has been for 45 minutes. rescue crews are still working on the highway, which is why the cars are not allowed to go in that direction. i did see a chp car spe

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it's still in the 3s, but then you start to rook at the jumbo -- look at the jumbo loans.to do a little fancy footwork, but are you worried about what the fed may do? you just heard ben bernanke hinting they might slow down what has been a very friendly behavior on behalf of the fed to the housing industry. >> actually, my personal opinion is i do believe that the fed needs to slow down some of their bond purchases. i mean, the attractive interest rates have definitely been fueling the housing recovery, and i think a gradual let-up on actually create a more consistent recovery in the housing business. if you look at interest rates today in our average loan, it's about $450,000. at 4%, that mortgage is only around $2100 a month. you compare that to represent -- to rents throughout california that can peak up to as high as 5,000, the ratio of renting to owning a house is very much in our favor. liz: we're looking at the other home builder ipos that came after you, taylor morrison, william lyon as well. your most recent quarter you swung to a profit. we're watching, barry's a

we are getting our first rook at the first moments after a deadly tornado struck an element rye school in oklahoma city. >> this was the scene outside of briar wood elementary school. one of two schools taking a direct hit from the ef5 tornado. you can see students crying, trying to grab their parents and teachers' hands. fortunately nobody at the school died. but the plaza elementary school nearby in moore, seven students killed as they tried to take shelter from the huge twister down there. one mother saying she pulled her kids out of school just before the disaster struck. >> something told me, you have to get them out of school. >> families right there just continue sifting through all the piles of massive debris. hundreds more are injured. the oklahoma tornado may be halfway across the country. but its impact is being felt by people in the bay area. some are about to turn home. christie smith joins us where people are about to board planes back to oklahoma. good morning. >> good morning. a packed airport this morning. there are flights headed to oklahoma city. the first at 6:00 th

never done, having a 5k race on sunday and it is being generated by this man, jim weber, the ceo of rooks race. i will be running it, but i will be doing it for one fund in boston of course to help the boston marathon victims. that and more. you have to hear about what they're doing and how many shoes expect to sell in the hours tomorrow to shareholder meeting. back to you, cheryl. cheryl: i'm glad you're training. we will see you soon, next hour. liz claman out in omaha. time for your "west coast minute." the rolling stones are having trouble selling tickets to the upcoming los angeles show. fans are balking at prices running upwards of $600. the staples center is far from sold out and try to sell at a venue that discounted bunch of tickets on the website down to $85. tonight's show kicks off a 17 city tour celebrating 50 years in rock 'n roll. they just can't sell their tickets. a story, jan brewer has vetoed a bill that would've made gold and silver a legal tender in arizona. she said it would have been administrative and fiscal burden on the state. taking a look at the metals, gold do

he didn't read hungarian, so he just rooked at the ones -- looked at the ones in english, and i said, well, what are you finding there? and he said very simply, a portrait of a disintegrating marriage. and that budget far off. i mean -- that wasn't far off. they, in fact, stayed married, and once my father was very ill, my stepmother became a very caring caretaker and so forth. but there's no question that it was in many ways a very dysfunction bal relationship. dysfunctional relationship. and that's a lot of what's in those letters. there's also some other things. there's a diagram of what george thinks is the diagram of the computer that was built at the institute. i wouldn't know one way or the other, but george got quite excited. >> he did. he found another piece of paper which was crumb ped then smoothed back out which was, he thinks, maybe one of the first pieces of code ever written. >> that's right. that's right. >> now, you obviously have become very familiar, certainly, with everything that he did. but also you have a real sense of history, i can tell, just by talking with y

and the thing about it that's particularly frustrating is if you rook at, like -- look at, like, the sheer numbers of women who play sports which is incredible, i mean, since title ix was passed it's gone from 1 out of 34 young women to just under 1 out of 3. if you look at the number of women who watch sports, look at the number of women who buy sports apparel, if you look at all of these different factors, if you look at the fact that the number one rated college basketball game in the history of epspn was a women's game between connecticut and tennessee, you see there is money to be made here. and yet in the upper echelons of sports, it's like watching them in this death fight with themselves between the money that they want to make and the sexist ideology that they want to promote. and they're like fighting with this, like, battle in their -- and it's like, oh, must, oppress women but want their money. [laughter] and the result is you get a month of nfl players wearing pink to show their allegiance to the susan g. komen foundation. that's the pretzel they've put themselves in, an

we aive rooked as crews were pulling hoses around 1:45 -- we arrived as crews were pulling hoses around morning. we're on the 10000 block of skyline boulevard. crews are churning over the soil to put out hot spots over a three-acre plot of land. the fire started between poison oak between two popular trails, not close to any homes. the chief wants to remind the public that no flames are >> we don't do open pits and fire. we're susceptible of high fire danger. we always want to be cognizant of open flame and open fire. >> reporter: it took crews an hour and a half to contain the fire. this is expected to be the hottest day of the week with temperatures in the 80s. skyline boulevard is not shut down, not too many people frequent this area. behind me. you can see crews are beginning to wrap up here. it shouldn't be too much longer. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:03. an assistant coach for the sabres coach team is facing battery charges after being arrested from. sedrick walker is a defensive coordinator. walker is accused of roughing up an executive of the jacksonville shark

. >>> burger king rooking to step up its game against mcdonald's, serving up its own version of the populare bk rib sandwich, a recipe similar to the mcrib. boneless pork that is, has a tangy sauce and sweet pickles. burger king is going to start serving it next week. it will be available through the summer along with a few other items. >> i had to have a mcrib. it was the first time i had one. two years ago. i said what is up with the mcrib thing. >> right. >> so i had one. >> and? >> not so bad. i think if i was going to go back, get a big mac. pretty tasty. >> check this out, the mcrib has been on and off the menu 32 years. >> i know, right. why do they take it away? >> because they want you to pine for it. >> i got to have the mcrib. mcrib week. >> take off the bun and look at what the mcrib looks like they tried too hard to make it look like a rib. there is no bone. >> the bone -- you can bite right through. >> not crazy. >> not going to try either one? burger king one? the funny looking bone thing? >> it looks like it may have -- the way burger king. >> looks like the bun has the bone

scare and had a chance to go back to work at the convenience store and at that screens store, you rook out at the ocean. she said i'm the luckiest woman on earth, i get to look at the beach each day and bring a smile to customers in this convenience store each day. i'm incredibly blessed. i don't focus on what i don't have but on what i do have in life and trying to bring a blessing to each person i run into. i think she was an angel. i think the number of people god brought to me, i think the number of people who have come up to me and said, mark, a good part of life is about getting back up, not how you stumble, not how you fall but how you get back up in the wake of situations and i just want to acknowledge a god not just of second chances but third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth chances because that is the reality of our shared humanity. i also want to say this. i am one imperfect man, saved by god's grace but one who has a conviction on the importance of doing something about spending in washington, d.c., and it's my pledge to every one of you here from this day going forw

it was following a conversation on comic rooks and i ended up following her.that is why i say the idea of tweeting for freedom or -- to use one up of the president's favorite phrases -- a false choice. people think that freedom is a huge pursuit of a political , which isrevolution absolutely important. absolutely essential and so forth. but if you think about it, frivolity is what makes us human. and the ability to be free and to be frivolous and have conversations about sports and knitting and comic books and looking at the kids soccer games. that is part of freedom as well. the frivolity is part of the freedom and twitter is a great, great tool to reveal that to everybody. thank you. >> thank you, robert. [applause] ok. i'm going to do a quick check in at the table and i want to invite you who have weston's do start bringing them to the center microphone. any of you from willow down to sam ho? reflections you would like to offer before we invite the rest of the room to speak with you? >> about crowd sourcing and twitter -- one of the things that is clearly v

and one of the things we tried to rook at were people in -- look at were people in the private sector, people in state and local governments. i'm not sure, you know, it's still an evolving process four-and-a-half years into this administration. >> great. john? please. and then i think just looking at the time if we can maybe take one more question, that'd be great. >> thinking about the readiness project as an organization and, clearly, you established a really strong culture, so postelection you would have merged the campaign organization in that had its own really strong culture, what were your plans for sort of doing that merger and keeping all the things that you built be up to that point going? >> steve preston, if you want to talk about that. [laughter] >> well, this was, obviously, a very, a very important focus for all of us. and i think one of the very important things we did prior to the election is make sure that people on the campaign focused on the campaign, and people on the transition focused on the transition. and there was a very clear rule in place, basically. don't

what i want to do now is just walk through, um, the four central, key challenges that we see as we rook ahead with sof. we started this by looking at, you know, all of the intel studies that have been done recently, global trends produced by the national intelligence council, also work that central command had done -- i'm sorry, u.s. special operations command had undertaken. but we really as we were thinking about it, it really distilled down to these four challenges that are listed on the screen. continuing efforts to the defeat violent extremist networks including al-qaeda, counterrerring weapons of -- countering weapons of mass destruction, disrupting so-called anti-access and area-denial networks where adversaries are able to using missiles and other precision-guided weapons lock out countries that project power under their region as we have traditionally done. and finally, and this really is a category which may be a little more novel is think about waging influence competitions and proxy wars. so what i'd like to do is just kind of walk through how we thought about these categori

decide whether the border's cure by radding some report, i say that each year we have things we have to rook and there is a report generated, but we vote on it. every year we vote on it, and immigration reform -- the process of what we do to go forward depends on that vote. be so it isn't that we just get a promise from the administration, we actually participate, and we vote. if i can get something like that or if they come towards me, and they will make border security, there's a chance i could vote for the bill. am i worried a little bit about it? yes. i'm worried i might offend be some people. i'm also worried about whether it works or not. i do want to try to fix be it because i think there is a problem. i also think that as a party we need to grow bigger and that we need to attract latino vote. this is a very racket call thing, we need -- practical thing. we need to attract the latino vote. it is somewhat of a gateway issue. we have to change the way we are talking about and who we are if we want to attract latino vote. and so i say often, and this isn't the legislative solution but th

. >> i want to start out thinking .rookings for having me it is probably a bush league move for me to admit that i'm a but i'm a in alwe, little bit in awe. in toind of talks -- ties what a lot of people have talked about today. forces havelization framed the debate in terms of essentially conservative arguments in some respects. the question is -- we hear about the age cohort data, with regard to marijuana legalization and with marriage equality, and the question is -- is this some sort of shift? our younger voters more liberal? in a sense, you have more liberal positions being embraced, and you say yes, but i think that is a little bit too simple. there are other issues kind of associated with social liberalism or libertarianism -- attitudes on pornography, prostitution, abortion, and a few other issues that really have not moved that much of the past few years. i think what we really see has to do with what i think is one of the most important factors of american politics that people do not like to talk about, and it is class. theoriese of my meta about america, and someday i will