. >> we get in a plane, a very small plane, fly off to tallahassee and he says, okay, brief me. about 45 minutes he leans back in the seat, and he says, we're headed to the supreme court. i was absolutely blown away. >> supreme court. >> the supreme court of the united states. i said, you're kidding me, and without batting an eye, taking a breath, he said, it's the only way this can end. >> punching heavyweight for the democrats was former secretary of state warren christopher. >> we're proceeding in accordance with the constitution of laws and we'll continue to do so. >> both statesmen, both diplomats, but hardly alike. >> you never met anybody who had more respect, but he was an old-fashioned by the book lawyer. jim baker was that plus, a down in the pit political hand-to-hand combat fighter. >> look, when i heard jim baker was going to be involved for the other side, i said this is a guy that comes armed on both sides. i mean, he carries two holsters and has other hidden weapons. >> baker and christopher had only one face-to-face meeting at the governor's inn in tallahassee w

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> 12 young volunteers were sent from tallahassee one was marco rubio. he really struck me as someone who was bright, well informed and

rubio faced foreclosure on a home he co-owned in tallahassee. he cashed out $70,000 in retirement savings. that likely cost him a bundle in taxes and penalties. and he also splurged on $80,000 boat. critics say those are not the savviest financial decisions. poppy? >> chris frates in washington. chris, thank you. coming up next, the nfl and domestic abuse. the pictures show a horrifying story of a woman battered and bruised by her boyfriend. the national discussion. up next, one of the team's biggest fans weighs in. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. called "squamous non-smallced luncell",er previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, it's not every day something this big comes along. a chance to live longer... with opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo is t

he has come under fire for charging personal expenses when he was in the state leadership in tallahassee. here is what trump had to say about rubio's credit card spending. >> i hope he shows his credit cards. we will see what happens. i would like to see him not hurt himself on such a matter that should be very easy to understand and simple to understand. we will see what happens if he gave the information, it will be easy to see whether or not anything was done wrong. frankly, i hope nothing was done that was wrong. that would be really terrible to be disqualified for that. >> reporter: he did not hit rubio that hard because there were no bombshells in the statements. trump dropped an attack i hope there was nothing bad for him because it would be horrible to be disqualified to that. he is leaving the door open to hit him on it later. that will not likely stop reporters from asking. john and alison. >>> and hillary clinton files for new hampshire's first in the nation primary when she heads there later today. the democratic frontrunner will hold a town hall meeting in windham tonight. c

>> 12 young volunteers were sent from tallahassee one was marco rubio. he really struck me as someone who was bright, well informed and informed on passionate issues. i remember thinking to myself this young man has a bright future. that has borne that out as he hits the milestones of the improbable electoral triumphs in 1998 elected to the city commissioned against a well-known opponent twice his age at 27 and then against men -- in the house than the and the speaker of the florida house and in 2010 he took on the most popular politician in the state to win the open senate seat. he serves on the foreign relations committee the transportation committee and has taken the lead on many issues education and regulatory policy in human rights and trafficking throughout the world a leading opponent of washington en opponents in the quest for the american dream. but it's the public record but will mention a few more things the best selling author, an adjunct professor and a devoted husband and the exemplary father and a friend who has remained humble despite his

tallahassee had their hottest november temperature yesterday up into the 89-degree range. warm in the sunshine state. the west is where the stormy weather has been. for any snow hounds, the skiers, many can take a trip if they go west. it stays mild in the 40s for much of the area. the temperature won't move from where it is now. bright skies, it will be a warm day, warmer than today. temperatures will reach the 70s in the afternoon, well into the 60s in the evening. no rainfall expected tomorrow, a great day again, walk outside and soak it in. it's 75 in lawrence, and worcester is coming close to 70 degrees, it's the immediate south coast and the island and the cape. it's also going to help reduce lower cloud cover as we head into tomorrow morning and the evening. buzzards bay and the island, the clouds will tend to increase as we head into friday. friday will be warm, we're not expecting the beautiful blue skies so far. a few widely scattered showers on friday. we're not expecting significant iran to go a log with that. a 10th of an inch there and two at the tenths of an

and tallahassee, upper 80s all rest of this week. and you're going to be in the 70s the next two days. that's your national wekt er lal weather, now a closer look at the day ahead. right between wyoming and nebraska. only 34 in casper and how about omaha, temperatures in the 90s. all of the nation will return back to normal by the weekend. >> normal? i kind of like abnormal. >>> well, a favorite piece of clothing from one of rock and roll's most famous front man and now it could be yours. >>> it's the way derek jeter did it. i am the butler. these dogs shed like crazy. it's like being inside of a snow globe. it takes an awful lot of time to keep the house clean. i don't know what to do. (doorbell) what's this? swiffer sweeper and dusters. this is nice and easy boys. it really sticks to it. it fits in all the tight spaces. this is really great. does that look familiar to you? i'm no longer the butler, i am just one of the guys. is your head so congested it's ready to explode? you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec -d to pow

tallahassee set their record yesterday. a lot of big heat across much of the eastern united states. high pressure is in control and the storm track is in the north. it will stay clear tonight. it will develop especially in the valleys, looking to lows from 42 to 48. the boston temperature is not going to fall much at all as we head through the rest of tonight. this is right before the sun comes up. what are the objects besides the moon and the stars. venus is the brightest one, jupiter is the second brightest and mars is the dimmest. it's great once before sunrise. we have some of the valley fog, we're off to the races after that. very warm day, we're up into the 70s and a nice mix of sun and clouds, cooler along the south coast and the islands and variable cloud cover in the evening. we're going for a high of 73, 74 in bedford and 73 in norwood. a little cooler again right towards the south coast and the cape. i expect lower clouds to start moving in there as we head through tomorrow. you'll notice the low cloud in buzzards bay and cape cod. this will head into tomorrow night. it w

reaction but the raiders keep their playoff hopes alive with a win of the titans and a kid out of tallahassee florida with the game of his life. raiders show they can 've. >>> the raiders will remember the titans. tennessee gave the silver and black all they could handle. c-wood would love one more shot at the postseason. carr to crabtree. gets both feet down. touchdown, 7-6 raiders. third quarter, 10-6 raiders. carr to cooper. coop sets the franchise record for rookie receiving yards. sets up carter. slips a tackle. scores. 17-6 raiders. titans roar back. fourth quarter, rain making the ball slippery. carr can't handle the snap. tight attaches take the lead. raiders laughs drive helped bay penalty and carr finds roberts against. 24-21 oakland. last chance for tennessee. mariota intercepted. raiders win, end the three-game slide. get the chiefs next week, let's head to the locker room. >> oh, baby, -- >> nice job getting that 1-0, here we go. >> chiefs hosting the bills, third quarter, kansas city down two smith to kelsy. chiefs lead 21-16. dance fever is back. an eight point kc lead with two

i do these things in tallahassee. there' s a lot of people running. i believe i am the most qualified. fernando: you might not be alluding to anything, but your campaign definitely is. what is the concern? mr. bush: i don' t have any every candidate running for president who has a chance to win the nomination will be vetted. i have been vetted more than any candidate. 34 years of tax returns i have given to the public, 300,000 e-mails. i have been vetted. marco will be vetted. it is not up to me to decide what he has and has not done. that is up to the press. he is a good man, a good friend, but i believe i' m better qualified. fernando: in terms of donald trump, he started attacking you in a very personal way some months ago. in retrospect, do you wish you had responded to him in kind? mr. bush: i am not running as a grievance candidate. i am not running, i cannot compete with donald trump in the way he campaigns, disparaging people. i don' t have it in my heart to do that. i don' t think dividing the country, attacking people, is going to solve peop

i do these things in tallahassee. there' s a lot of people running. i believe i am the most qualified. fernando: you might not be alluding to anything, but your campaign definitely is. what is the concern? mr. bush: i don' t have any every candidate running for president who has a chance to win the nomination will be vetted. candidate. 34 years of tax returns i have e-mails. i have been vetted. marco will be vetted. it is not up to me to decide what he has and has not done. that is up to the press. he is a good man, a good friend, but i believe i' m better qualified. fernando: in terms of donald trump, he started attacking you in a very personal way some months ago. in retrospect, do you wish you had responded to him in kind? mr. bush: i am not running as a grievance candidate. i am not running, i cannot compete with donald trump in the way he campaigns, disparaging people. i don' t have it in my heart to do that. i don' t think dividing the country, attacking people, is going to solve people' s personalities, not about me, not s about people around t

. >> which is in tallahassee or as they call it "tallanasty." [ light laughter ] and i opened my show and it was 10,000 kids and i was part of their homecoming weekend, which was a -- there's obviously like a gay dean who got fired for hiring me, probably. >> seth: okay. >> which i feel terrible. >> seth: that's how he outed himself, he hired you? [ laughter ] >> yes, yes. some poor gay dean probably got -- and thought i think she's fabulous and now he's probably out of a job. anyway, so i was there in tallanasty -- >> seth: and i will say, 10,000 is too many. >> it's a lot. >> seth: yeah. >> it was at their basketball court or something. >> seth: yeah. >> and then my openers were the homecoming court, and i know this is a big shock, i actually didn't go to my homecoming. so i don't really relate to those gals too much. and the football team, they were there. >> seth: okay. >> and the a capella chorus. so i didn't know -- cause i like to do, you know, 80 cities in one year is a lot. >> seth: sure. >> so i do my research and development in each and every city, each venue. so i didn't k

and by 12:00 that iraq could was out because we did have a servant's heart is dead tallahassee. we got our team on in each and every day. and they always gave me their opinion and did not hold back. so i did try to you answer every e-mail. it's not something neck could have predicted but this eight your conversation so i take my book i use my e-mail exchange to tell about how to turn the largest states to live and work ted raise their family. [cheers and applause] >> eggs huge promise for the future. my book is out today on amazon.com. i hope you enjoy it. [applause] it's on the presidency of george h. w. bush.

tallahassee. so they're getting the worse of it down there. but we're expecting a pretty good soaking around here too. a few light showers expected in the area. drizzle, not enough to use an umbrella. we go through the overnight. that's all we'll see. the them temperatures jump up. we're in the mid 60s tomorrow morning at 9:00. then the heavier showers will show up around 5:00 and 11:00. quite a bit of rain with the storms especially along the coastline. maybe two inches, maybe upwards of 2 1/2 inches possible in isolated spots. get ready for the dousing tomorrow. 64 is the high. back to the 50s on friday. breezy, cooler, clear on saturday with a few showers on sunday. that's your weather and back to you. >> i'll remind you of the umbrella. >> thank you. appreciate that. >>> still ahead, a family business with a personal goal. >> a long island mothers wants to know those with autism make great employees. their story is coming up next. >>> coming up at 6:00, news4 investigates the syrian refugee controversy in new jersey. you have heard governo

out of school was to discover florida state and florida a&m their football programs and i loved tallahassee. the people who are in their 20s, must take risk. i say that because everyone is so darn risk averse these days in life that they don't understand. you need to own speculative stocks, high growth stocks, and you need to own some stocks that are just growth stocks. that would be the mix of diversification. if i were back in my 20s. and by the way, let me just say, in my 20s when i spend all my money it wasn't at big daddy's in tallahassee, called beat the clock, i should have put the money in the oil stocks. how about helen in illinois, please. >> caller: hi. this is helen and i'm a retired lady and i wanted to know, when you make money in the stock market, is it better to take -- to take some out and put it somewhere else, or lose it? >> okay. i think that's a great question. my mother-in-law when i used to go gambling let's take the winnings off the table and buy a sweater. you should take some of the winnings off the table if you had big moves. our goal in life is to play it well. o

. >> july 1st, 2003, tallahassee, florida.fficer chuck perry is patrolling a local bank parking lot when a slow moving car catches his attention. >> i looked at the two individuals who were the driver and the passenger. just -- they were completely surprised. they had a very shocked look. and it wasn't normal. they immediately did a very rapid turn out of the parking lot. they aroused my suspicion to such a point that i actually called james fairfield, my supervisor. >> he said i have something going. do you have any intel on a white crown vic or gray crown vic. he thought at first maybe this was a fraud suspect. >> it's clear to officer perry that the pair is deliberately trying to avoid him. with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged, perry hits the lights and siren. >> i wanted to wait for backup, actually, but as it turned out, they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to ju

and by the way, let me just say, in my 20s when i spend all my money it wasn't at big daddy's in tallahasseecalled beat the clock, i should have put the money in the oil stocks. how about helen in illinois, please. >> caller: hi. this is helen and i'm a retired lady and i wanted to know, when you make money in the stock market, is it better to take -- to take some out and put it somewhere else, or lose it? >> okay. i think that's a great question. my mother-in-law when i used to go gambling let's take the winnings off the table and buy a sweater. you should take some of the winnings off the table if you had big moves. our goal in life is to play it well. our goals in the financial life to play with the house's money. that should be your absolute goal at a minimum if you can do it. it would be fantastic. diversification, the spice of life. you need gold, high yield, growth stock, spec stock and geographically safe stock. i will help you find the best of each on tonight's special show. stay with cramer. don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jim cramer on twitter and have a question, twee

detroit 55, tallahassee near 78, so shannon the good news is that this cold air is not here to last.t will be a beautiful week in the eastern half of the country. >> thank you, bill. >>> breaking overnight, indianapolis police have made an arrest in the murder of a pastor's pregnant wife. 18-year-old larry taylor has been arrested and charged with murdering 28-year-old amanda blackburn. blackburn was shot dead just over a week ago during a home invasion in indianapolis. blackburn's husband, davey, was at the gym at the time. the couple's 15-month-old son was unharmed. nncht new orleans the manhunt continues for a suspect caught on video shooting a tu line university medical student. 25-year-old peter gold is being hailed as a hero after trying to help a woman he thought was being abducted when police say the attacker turned his weapon on gold and demanded money. the gunman then shot him once in the stomach and appears to try to shoot him again but the weapon gets jammed. the suspect has been identified as 21-year-old urich cain, a $12,500 award is being offered for information leadin

then the temperatures will drop off as we head towards the weekend, tallahassee is having one of thearmest november weeks, near 90 degrees once again today. all the way up to new england you are still wearing shorts and t-shirts. buffalo 72 today, even burlington, vermont will be in the upper 60s. d.c. could hit 80 on thursday. >> november. >> yes. >> wow. i love it. i love warm weather. all right. thanks. >>> still ahead, hillary has the onesy, trump has his hat and bernie has the brief? the story behind this odd election gear when "way too early" comes right back. more "stay" per roll. more "sit" per roll. more "who's training who" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. >>> after leaving "the daily show" this past august jon stewart is getting back into the spotlight. hbo has announced that the comedian has signed a four-year deal to create exclusive short form digital content. according to the network in his first project stewart w

he faced foreclosure on a home he co-opened in tallahassee, cashed out almost $70,000 in retirement savings. that likely cost him a bundle in taxes and penalties and he also splurged on $80,000 boat. i'd say whether or not the savviest financial decisions. >> that was chris frates reporting. you can learn more about marco rubio along with the other candidates running for president of the united states. you can find it on our website at cnn.com/politics. >>> there is growing concern in the country of india over an increase in religious intolerance. recent attacks on muslims. what some call the rise of hindu nationalism. here's the report. >> reporter: every person has the right to practice their faith how they choose. >> reporter: it's something even president barack obama alluded to during his india visit earlier this year. >> india will succeed so long it is not splintered along the lines religious faith. >> but today, religious decisions are dominating headlines. >> even if it was -- do we live in a country where a man should be killed? >> on september 28th, a man is lynched after rumors

, a tallahassee lobbiest who raised a lot of money, donated a lot of money to the super-pac and raised off the bush bandwagon. he says i don't like him attacking somebody else. i don't like him as florida politician attacking another florida politician in marco rubio. i will not support him anymore. i will support rubio. i have to say, i think it is odd strategy by jeb bush to go after rube yee at this point. they clearly are both in the same kind of establishment lane. they will end up bumping up against each other whether new hampshire or south carolina. if they get that far, especially in florida. but at this point, seems to me jeb bush's big problem is jeb bush and his lackluster campaign, especially in debates, but just on campaign trail. he has to right his ownership. i just wonder about the utility. see that with this defection going after somebody else. he has got to make the case for himself before he starts attacking other republicans. martha: he said he wanted run a joyous campaign, let campaign insiders turn him into somebody he wants and the question is raised is that exac

and tallahassee pd was there.in the beginning of january. it was my first class on tuesday. i see him walk into the class. i knew, i was like, that's him. they were about to take attendance. and i needed to stay calm and just kind of wait it out. he was one of the very last names that they called. and my teacher said jameis winston. he raised his hand. i didn't know who he was. >> the nation's number one high school quarterback, he won state player of the year this past season. >> tell me why you chose florida state. >> we're trying to build a tradition there. >> i notified the investigator who it was. i think at that point he knew that he was going to be the big football star. he said, this is a huge football town, you really should think long and hard about whether you want to press charges or not. it didn't make sense to me, really. i just thought like, you know, that's his job, why is he not going to do it? >> winston, into the end zone, touchdown florida state. >> sports teams are the business on these campus

rubio faced foreclosure on a home he owned in tallahassee.ties and he splurged on 80,000 dollar boats. critics say those are no the salvest financial decisions. >> chris, thank you very much. question is will mario rubio, some would say his messy finances hurt him politically? or will he be able to turn this around and convince voters that a lot of people have struggles with credit cards. let's bring in cnn political commentator errol lewis. there have been calls not through this campaign but dating back to his 2010 campaign for senate where people wanted to see these statements. why are they doing it now? >> because marco rubio is a lot more relevant now and get more attention. had he a strong debate performance the last time around and he went from 5% in the polls to something like 14%. in many of the polls he is coming in third right behind trump and carson. so he's a force to be reckoned with. he is the highest polling in recent polls he is the highest polling of actual politicians as opposed to some of these anomalies like trump or fiori

i went to tallahassee as an agent of change. i turned the political power around.turn washington, d.c. upside down, too. eers and applause] florida the may national leader in parental choice and school accountability. we took on the public employee union to shrink the size of state bureaucracy. reinok on trial lawyers to in frivolous lawsuits, and we led the nation in small business creation. we took on politicians from both cut taxes eight years in a row, totaling $19 billion, vetoed lineay, i savingn the budget, taxpayers $2 billion. my good friend and the former toaker of the house reacted all of this by calling me veto corleone . meant asy that was not a term of endearment of the time. but i tell you what. i wear it as a badge of honor. just because we are in power does not mean we get our chance to be at the trough. a committed conservative limits governmental power and spreads it back to the people. that is what we need to do in washington, d.c. [applause] the story of my governorship was one of using conservative principles every day consistently and constan

democrats said carson has been drawing one event in tallahassee, up to 2,000 people. that as you know is not a typical at least in the hundreds during a presidential campaign, but certainly a sign of the carson surge that we have been seeing in the polls as well. neil? neil: blake, thank you very much. and again to blake's point, i think we gave you a hint of that book signing, this is very, very unusual to see the type of crowd that turn out. so the good doctor is on a book tour now all across the country. not doing campaigning. he gets to mention the campaign as he's on the tour, respond to criticisms from donald trump, but i hope we'll be able to get some of the large crowd scenes around the country. thousands of people turning out for book signing. i have not seen that since my last book was out. enough about me, back to how this is all going to fall out. lenny has been a digital boon in the candidates to mitt romney, worked with a lot of the candidates including ben carson. i could extend that to donald trump. he's worked with them all. and lenny, i'm looking at

host: dave in tallahassee. he is calling from the law enforcement line. caller: thank you for c-span. i was a training officer for years. ofare creating a wave problems that is going to be very pervasive for a long time. are backing away, they do have to. been eating with officers theyre active officers and are backing away. everybody is coming after them. they make an arrest and they get attacked for it. it makes it extremely difficult, they are raising officers up, training them and then the officers are trained with that attitude. and it is really going to cause problems in the future. i am afraid for the community. it is a horrible situation. guest: dave is right. -- by the obama administration for speaking the truth, the president is accusing the keeper of the nation's crime data of cherry picking data and using anecdotes. the director than anybody else what is happening in crime across the country. and he has direct access to officers. really something that is irrefutable. that officers are backing up and the result is higher crime. the result is al

and zachary, a freshman in the business school from tallahassee writes, as many of us know, one of your main policies is to make all public universities tuition free. in the united states many of the greatest universities are private universities, georgetown, so how do you plan co -- to combat the high prices of private universities? >> excellent questions. for a start, the answer to the first question is yes. the legislation i've introduced does a number of things. it makes public colleges and universities tuition free. it also addresses the very significant crisis in this country of millions of people paying very high interest rates on their student debt, and i suspect some of you guys are going to be graduating here deeply in debt. i see at least one person there. i suspect there are many more, all right? so the -- what we do are two things, all right? public colleges and universities tuitioning, and then what we say is that it is a little bit crazy that today you have many people out there who are paying interest rates on their student debt of 6%, 8%, 10%, when we can refinance our

tallahassee will be in the mid- to upper 80s. the carolinas, but we will get you more. you want to talk about a great friday? not many of these left in november. d.c. in the 80s. the only problem we will have is down here in the middle of the country. texas and little rock is where we could be dealing with severe weather and maybe an isolated tornado. we get bad weather in november when we get the huge global weather pattern. we leave you with a shot of an ice rink that will get mushy. 30 rock at its best. 30 rock at its best. blood pressure my name is peter tran. 30 rock at its best. blood pressure i'm a gas service representative. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee of pg&e you always put your best foot forward to provide reliable and safe service and be able to help the community. we always have the safety of our customers and the community in mind. my family is in oakland, my wife's family is in oakland so this is home to us. being able to work in the community that i grew up in, customers feel like friends, neighb

three inches near tallahassee. up into wilmington, north carolina. that could lead to the potential of flash flooding, when the rain comes down in a short period of time. the middle of the country, beautiful fall day. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. little stormy with rain in mountain snow in >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. >>> two big stories making headlines in the nfl this morning. with the games hours away. greg hardy broke his silence overnight after the website deadspin released graphic photos of his bruised ex-girlfriend from a 2014 domestic violence incident. hardy tweeting, quote, i have to express my regret for what happened in past and i'm dedicated to being the best person and teammate that i can be. mostly, i am grateful for the opportunity to play in nfl. hardy missed 18 games following the incident. >> and the new york giants are counting on a comeback from jason pierre paul, returning to the field against tampa bay, for the first time since the gruesome fireworks accident on july 4th. pierre paul lost an entire finger i

but it is not just the credit card statements, but he foreclosed on a home in tallahassee and cashedut $70,000 in retirement savings that cost him a bundle in taxes and penalty, and splurged on the boat. these are not the savviest of spending, wolf. >> well, he is saying that like every american he is dealing with that. >> and yes, he says he took out the retirement account to pay for the presidential run, to play for appliances, and he said, i didn't come from a class and i am dealing with the finances like everybody else does. he is trying to redirect the attacks to make voters understand that he is one of them. >> and the debate when he was asked the most republican debate that cnbc did, when asked about it, he said old allegations coming from the political ed a s ver sars, and they have been hashed an rehashed over the years. well, chris, as you move up min the polls, you will get more scrutiny and that just comes with the game. >>> the former florida governor is not giving up as he lays tout plan to cnn the plan to get the reporters back in line. >>> jeb bush is on the "jeb can

. >> he has one bag, and we get on the plane, a very small plane, fly off to tallahassee., brief me. after about 45 minutes, he leans back in the seat, and he says, we're headed to the supreme court. i was absolutely blown away. >> reporter: supreme court. >> supreme court of the united states. i said, you're kidding me. and without batting an eye, taking a breath, he said it's the only way this can end. >> not everyone felt the same way, obviously. and so for 36 days, it was hand-to-hand combat, and the warriors remember every single minute of it, poppy. >> fascinating report, gloria. thank you very much. you can relive all the drama in a cnn special report "bush versus gore: the endless election," tomorrow night 9:00 eastern only right here on cnn. >>> take a look at this. it is a special "impact your world" focused on women. and we spoke with a former wnba player who is using her jersey to raise awareness about mental illness in this country. ♪ >> once dubbed the female michael jordan, she dominated women's basketball. on the court, she had the focus of a champion. >> o