the statute was of her little brother crying. what will happen to us now? if the people don't like us where will we go. we have nowhere to go. will they throw us back to the sea. we don't have a home anymore. anywhere. memory does have a home land. it appeared to me once in the memory of a phone call our mother's bright flame for amy. before i could say, how are you. amy said, a wonder thing happen indeed a conference in japan last month much i was walking with a japanese woman talking about literature when she stopped, turned to me and said, are we still college eyes to you for what we did to your mother in chien and i apologize to you. amy laughed when she said anger disappeared from my life from my very body when my new friend spoke to me. when she acknowledged my childhood grieve and offered hope in the form of an apology. thank you. [applause] >> our next reader is grace angel. she is painter, poet and photographer. married and has 2 girls she is an event planner and art's fundraiser. her works have been exhibited in the bay area and international. she's working on poems entitled, from a fanatic heart. grace. written at a time when i'd say was my hungry

to the sea breeze. it will back its way towards us that's why we'll be warmer than average through the weekend. ay mid to upper 70s south bay los gatos 80. low to mid 70s peninsula. millbrae 68. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast. 67 sausalito with mid 70s to near 80 through most of the north bay valleys. clouds at beaches and low 60s. upper 60s to low 70s east bay shore. inland mid 70s possibly mid 80s towards brentwood. monterey bay 60s with sun this afternoon and 70s as you head inland. alameda county fair temptations have come over from san rafael they were at the marin county fair and are going to play here 7:00 tonight in pleasanton it will be 71° and breezy. cloud cover tonight takes over most of our neighborhoods, 50s except santa rosa at 49°. here's what i'm talking about tomorrow temperatures about two to four degrees warmer back to average. saturday all the way through next wednesday we are are in the low to mid 80s around the bay, low to mid 90s inland temperatures above average head to the coast for that free air conditioning, mid to upper 60s where you will see healthy sunshine,

to the sea breeze. it will back its way towards us that's why we'll be warmer than average through the weekend. y mid to upper 70s south bay los gatos 80. low to mid 70s peninsula. llbrae 68. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast. 67 sausalito with mid 70s to near 80 through most of the north bay valleys. clouds at beaches and low 60s. upper 60s to low 70s east bay shore. inland mid 70s possibly mid 80s towards brentwood. monterey bay 60s with sun this afternoon and 70s as you head inland. alameda county fair temptations have come over from san rafael they were at the marin county fair and are going to play here 7:00 tonight in pleasanton it will be 71° and breezy. cloud cover tonight takes over most of our neighborhoods, 50s except santa rosa at 49°. here's what i'm talking about tomorrow temperatures about two to four degrees warmer back to average. saturday all the way through next wednesday we are are in the low to mid 80s around the bay, low to mid 90s inland temperatures above average head to the coast for that free air conditioning, mid to upper 60s where you will see healthy sunshine, loc

the peninsula, amazing. redwood city people glad it came back after two years. >> absolutely. as mike told us depended on where you were what you were going to see. >>> clouds back for most of us sea breeze stronger today the coolest afternoon summer heat back in the forecast for the weekend. doppler, no rain to speak of, temperatures from 52 santa rosa to 55 vallejo, 53 walnut creek, pleasanton, belmont, 55 san francisco, 567 in san jose. area of low pressure this curl in the atmosphere is coming closer to us today notice how it is drawing in many so of the air from over the ocean that's why we have the clouds this morning mainly in the 50s through 7:00. clouds slower to return to the coast today that's the key to the forecast itch it will get back by noon -- it will get back by noon. temperatures in the 50s and 60s berkeley, 70s inland by noon. 4:00, 60s around most of the bay even 50s at the coast clouds most stubborn and 70s inland. quickly drop into the 50s and 60s everywhere by 7:00 with the surge of clouds across the bay during that time. we head into friday, a couple degrees warmer, notice absence of the clouds saturday and sunday, 90s inland, 80 around the bay and mid 60s

. >> you send beams of sound down and it bounces off the sea floor and brings back an image. this allows us to see the sea floor. >> north and west of the islands the mapping project revealed details of a huge shallow banks that create underwater islands. scientists believe much of this may be critical habitat for a wide variety of different creatures. this area is few miles south of cardel bank. it is full of spectacular life and the newly discovered areas hold the promise of similar diversity. huge schools of fish, and deep see coral. they are hoping to find exactly this kind of an environment. >> coal reefs survive. it's important that we protect these areas. we, did coral reefs survive and it's going to support commercial fishing. >> exploring the ocean is challenging and conditions can be harsh and many of habitats are too deep for divers. now that scientists have a detailed map to show them where to look, the next step will be an expedition this fall what a remotely operated vehicle to take pictures. >> in order for us to protect the marine environment we need to know what is out there.

. >> you send beams of sound down and it bounces off the sea floor and brings back an image. this allows us to see the sea floor. >> north and west of the islands the mapping project revealed details of a huge shallow banks that create underwater islands. scientists believe much of this may be critical habitat for a wide variety of different creatures. this area is few miles south of cardel bank. it is full of spectacular life and the newly discovered areas hold the promise of similar diversity. huge schools of fish and deep see coral. they are hoping to find exactly this kind of an environment. >> coal reefs survive. it's important that we protect these areas. we did coral reefs survive and it's going to support commercial fishing. >> exploring the ocean is challenging and conditions can be harsh and many of habitats are too deep for divers. now that scientists have a detailed map to show them where to look, the next step will be an expedition this fall what a remotely operated vehicle to take pictures. >> in order for us to protect the marine environment we need to know what is out there. >>

the airport. live in south san francisco to tell us whether the experts, what they will do to help the dolphin and get it back to sea>> reporter: they hope it gets back out to sea on its own. we're on follow fin watch. look at the water. it's pretty low. low tide hit after 2:00 this morning. the water level expected to go up around 8: 8:30 to high tide. saw the dolphin making its way through the water. last official sighting was 9:45 last night. they're hoping it was exploring the waterway. we talked to a woman yesterday who spotted the dolphin. >> i walk this trail every day and i saw the fin sticking up out of the water and thought shark. i finally figured out it was a dolphin. >> reporter: back here live at the creek in south san f rancisco, we're off of a trail that a lot of people are known to walk along out here along the water. if it's still here, there's a chance we could see it. >> he believed the case was neither a football or academic scandal and would not tarnish the school's reputation. in a few hours, penn state will release the findings of an internal investigation into the scandal, coming up at 5:45,

the dolphin did not seem to be in any hurry to leave. >> he is giving us the love the show, i to hope he finds his way back out to sea. >> justine: everysherman has the story about the one that got away but a south carolina woman now has the video to prove it. watch as she tries to reel in her first catch little what is it that she gets? just a six-foot 200 lb. bull shark he jumped out of the water and still is the catch right out of the line. did you see that? needless to say everyone was caught off guard by what happened. >> i was actually scared because i saw it jump and i thought oh my gosh, it could jump in here and get me because the tide goes all the way up and it was probably 3 ft. below. >> justine: the family says they will keep casting and keep fishing in those waters but one thing they will not do there is go swimming. >> justine: we have more about the homicide at a post fell--we have more about homicide at the hotel and your hot forecast is just a few minutes away. [music] >> mark: thank you for joining us on this thursday morning july 12th. a woman has a life-threatening injuries after a stabbing a few hours ago we are l

back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. >>> this week's cnn hero has watched the beauty of the sea's working to bring life back to an under water world in crisis. meet ken needemeyer. >> i grew up diving in the florida keys, and it was just the most magical place. the coral reefs were so pretty, and i decided that's what i wanted to do for a living is dive on coral reefs. in an area where there's live coral, there's always more fish. reefs provide protection for coastal areas and recreational opportunities for millions of people. i was diving for 40 years. over time, i saw the coral reefs start to die. coral reefs worldwide are in decline. if coral reefs died completely, coastal communities would be bankrupt, tourism would be virtually gone. a billion people in the world will be impacted. i started thinking, you know, how can we fix this problem. my name is ken nedimyer. and i grow, protect, and restore coral reefs. we've developed a system that's simple and something we can train others to do. we start with a piece of coral this big, and we hang it on a tree. after about a year or

. >> i want to use the knowledge to do experiments >> in the meantime her parents are struggling to keep up. what >>jaqueline: as we head into sunday, the sea breeze when it's will kick backres tamara are in the south bay. >>gary: the giants had to hold on tight tonight in pittsburgh. for gary's ego gave up seven hits. he ended up with his seventh win of the season. haugh and are but steve jobs to dance and then he cut it back out and now his employment but >>gary: i do not believe in ballot box stuffing. the audience has kind of turned on me. >>gary: i received so many e-mail's just ripping me because i did not believe in ballot box stuffing. >> why should we not vote for our team no matter how they are doing? >>gary: just think about this, whatever you do for a living, if you want your feet to be decided by people stuffing the ballot box. >> fans should vote with their heads, not their hearts. >> of this as a long time 49ers faithful, i would appreciate a 40 matters getting rid of this house party smith. >>gary: they will get rid of him as soon as he stops in tackling the quarterback. >>gary: the only thing i know is that smith was stabbed and two people were shot. he i

the 4th of july. and we have sea breeze with us this afternoon bringing low clouds and fog back up to the coastline.:00 this evening, and notice how the fog will move locally across the bay but won't be so wide spread as it was over the weekend, then, by early morning at 5:00 or so, we'll see lingering fog there. low temperatures tonight on the mild side, mid 50s and mid to upper 50s pushing farther inland. and here is our fog cast at 5:00 in the morning the fog pulls back from the coastline and away from the coast. there could be lingering spots of fog tomorrow, high temperatures from 60s at the coast to low 90s inland and there is a 88 in santa rosa. there is 92 in san jose. 70s near monterey bay. mid to upper 80s inland.ym there are low 90s inland tomorrow and wednesday, and up to 80 degrees around the bay. wednesday, mid-60s on the coast. temperatures staying into that range around 90ç upper 80s to 90s inland. upper 70s to 80s around the bay. it's going to be a warm, summer-like week head, including 4th of july. >> coming up next on abc 7 news at m8x0 why anderson cooper says hev: felt now was

to dough it for us. >> bitter. >> -- he's not bitter he's trying to get people to download the app. >>> clouds san francisco a signal that the sea breeze is backittle stronger than it was yesterday more cooling at the coast and around the bay compared to yesterday. doppler will show that the clouds while thicker they are not dropping moisture nice clean start to your morning. let's talk about temperatures that was yesterday, you can see how quickly we warmed into the 80s now in the 50s and 60s we have a long way to go. not as hot today, another spare the air. more clouds and cooler night looks like cooler conditions and seasonal temperatures this weekend instead of temperatures that well above average even though we are cooler today. you can see not significant cooling trend but the beginning of one. high pressure will hold inland one more day this area of low pressure will kick to the east bring sea breeze back more clouds at night and make things more9÷çjs"ñ cooler or comfortable during the afternoon. today we could hit 100 again in antioch, brentwood and live more. -- and livermore. 80s hercules, castro valley and fremont. south bay mid to

into the afternoon, -- clouds back to the coast, strong sea breeze keep us cooler than questioned, mido upper 60s san francisco, oakland and richmond. inland mid 70s to a few low 80s. >>> new this morning from contra costa county, firefighters worked overnight to extinguish a grass fire and fireworks are to blame. amy hollyfield joins us live from oakley. >> reporter: they've got limited resources so they were nervous when the call came in. they have nine firefighters on a shift to cover 250 square miles. when firefighters in oakley go the call last night, the firefighters here put out a call for help. the contra costa county fire district rushed over to help these firefighters tackle this grass fire that started at about 10:30 last night. witnesses told firefighters they saw someone lighting fireworks in the area. they do think that's what started this one. the fire threatened 12 homes and had plenty of debris to burn in this field. firefighters definitely felt like it was important to get help and get this out quickly. >> large grass fire like this tends to belabor intensive. there's

the fans in baltimore blow us all away. we were amazed by the support. we cannot be happier to be coming back. i was born in the sea and came to games here at camden yards watching the orioles. >> rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the ravens have announced that they do have an agreement with running back rate rise. >> it was close, but the superstar will stay on the team. this has been a big priority. pete gilbert joined us now. can you give us any more details? >> there was a sigh of relief. he won a $30 million guaranteed. they wanted to offer about $20 million. they struck the difference in the contract. the deal could be worth as much as $40 million with performance bonuses. they agreed just minutes before the four -- the 4:00 p.m. deadline. entering his fifth season, rice has emerged as arguably the most durable, reliable, and productive running back in the league. his total yards per scrimmage exceeded 2000. even through one, for good measure. this man shall approve a bargain for the community. coming up at 6:00, what may have proved the driving force in getting this deal done. >> there fortunate to have him. >

to 36. it's still a sea breeze, it's still on shore and it will be a breezy day with all that tropical moisture. as the high comes back it will get closer to us. maybe early next week we'll keep an eye on it. another big system through the gulf of alaska. so sunny, breezy after the morning clouds. a little bit warmer. a lot of upper 70s. livermore was 75. 76. concord was 78. today we will go 81, 82. 79 santa rosa. 76 redwood city. fog will be us nights and mornings into saturday. decreasing though becoming very shallow and ughing the -- and hugging the coast. pam. >> thank you, steve. 4:39 is the time right now. a little taste of the military in the bay area. the local police departments that were looking to buy this armored vehicle & why they are backing away from the idea. >> and another twist in the ross mirkarimi case as another person accused mayor ed lee of another criminal act. ♪ [ male announcer ] the inspiring taste of mcdonald's new spicy chicken mcbites. ♪ poppable pieces of tender chicken breast seasoned with just the right amount of spice, but just for a limited time. new spicy chicken mcbites. the simple joy of spicy perfection.

the marine layer will push back out to sea by about 11:00. we'll see the sun come out and warm us up. last night uncomfortable warmth overnight so you probably had to use your ac last night and the night before. don't think you have to do so tonight. temperatures back in the 50s. 93 today at 4:00 p.m. 71 at the coast, your full forecast in moments. back to you for now. >> coming up, punishment for penn state. the harsh sanctions in the wake of a section abuse case. >> traffic flows by. looks like a nice day, a nice week ahead as we head to the olympic games in london. nbc is your home for the olympic games. a reminder, you can see the opening ceremony friday. >> we get interactive as well. for the latest, find us on facebook. >> welcome back everybody. this is a live shot from our san bruno mountain cam. it's spanning over san francisco as we give you a nice shot of that sun rising out on the horizon. a beautiful week ahead. enjoy. 5:39. >> the penn state football team's golden image is now tarnished in the wake of a sex abuse scandal. >> in minutes we'll be finding out how the nc

clearing over areas along the golden gate and farther north and continue to eat it away into the afternoon. we are looking at the sea breeze and the marine layer to cool us backittle bit. >> heading out in the bay saw area. >> it is a nice day. and 67 degrees as we get into the 2:00 hour. >> upper 60s expected by three or 4:00. >> extended forecast. and it is going to last as we get know the work week. >> it is low 90s by tuesday. and 80s by wednesday and thursday. >> it is going to close the doors temporarily. it will be shut down for renovations that will take 15 months. improvements will include interactive exhibits and a museum gallery. it is just down the street from the white house and nearby temporary facility should be open by the end of the month. >> another young child shot on the streets of oakland. >> you guys are out here hurting innocent babies. >> you guys are hurting babies. >> this time it as 5-year-old girl who was a victim of a drive by. >> she lost her father and her sister. >> a driver hit them while they were riding their bikes. a fundraiser to help a young girl. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and d

not enough to cool us back through the delta today. so we expect to warm up, although the seall kick up a little bit for the afternoon. i want to point you out off the coast. we have a pretty good northwesterly breeze and that's helping to really eat away that fog along the coastline. we're actually looking at mostly clear skies a few miles out off the coast, right along the coast, pacifica, half moon bay mostly gray. even patchy dense fog this morning but a rapid burn-off expected for today. going out to see the a's play, six owe5 is game time. mostly clear skies, the winds, 10 to 15 miles per hour. 78 degrees. it's going to be a mild start and throughout the course of the evening, we will roll back into the low 70s. so maybe bring along a light jacket for the kids. your extended forecast there, numbers will be cooling back ever so slightly on sunday, a bigger drop will come tuesday and wednesday when we finally get back into the mid to upper 80s for valley locations. between now and then it's going to be toasty for the inland spots. back to the desk. >>> the san francisco 49

back to the surface. well, the trainer eventually got away with a broken foot, but the video was just released after being used in federal court. seaof putting trainers at risk and the judge ruled against the company and sea world denies that the whales are deadly. they say that the video shows a skillful emergency response plan. i meant to say him. >>> and apparently a bad case of wanderlust. in england, this man slipped away from his mom and headed to the manchester international airport two miles away. get this. he then managed to slip through airport security without a ticket, boarding pass or a passport, and actually board a flight to rome. well, the latd does not discovered until the plane landed. he was sent back on the next flight and then reunited with his family, and somehow the airport insists that this was not a security breach. >>> well, we are remembering two icons of the 1970s today. we knew them as george jefferson and dr. joe gannon. we are talking about actors sherman helmsley and chad everett. helmsley character got his start on the nemesis of archie bunker, but it was his own it issosit-c mirrored his own life.

very close to us and it is heading towards the central sierra valley and maybe off to the east, the clouds are definitely there. and our low up there which is retrograding heading back to seastill keeps fog on the coast. it shows cloud cover and we will watch it over the next 24 to 48 hours and it just increases. inland temperatures warmup at the coast and it is not over the next couple of days. you can see on live storm tracker 2, it is light but still there, 50s and 60 degrees due to cloud cover and it is a muggy tropical feel. i don't think we will get any rain out of it and this much difference in the atmosphere. 60s and 70s, and tomorrow we will have sunshine and temperatures will begin to warm up. pgh 60s and 70s and some low-to- mid 80s, inland continues to rise bottoming out, alameda will go 85 and san jose 77 and muggy and tropical. redwood shores, half-moon bay 64 and fog will continue to increase, inland temperatures will continue to warm up. >> all right, thank you, steve. a few minutes ago, the labor department announced jobless claims jumped last week and they filed unemployment insurance for the first time. up from 34,000 when there was a bigger than expecte

the artwalk that turned out of control. >>> sea breeze is back and touches all of us today with cooler conditions 50s at coast, 60s and 70s around the bay 80s inland toe in antioch and brentwood. most of the country cooler today, 76 seattle, 83 portland, 94 salt lake, 95 denver, 104 phoenix east mid 80s to mid 90s. all major airports on time except houston it has flight arrival delays. >>> bay bridge toll metering lights now on! but there's not much of a back-up yet. we'll check the bay bridge ñ Ñ,ÑzÑpry"it break so we >> announcer: right now abc7 news begins with breaking news. >>> that breaking news is in concord where the fire department is battling a house fire on st. francis drive. >> nick smith has rushed to the scene. nick what is going on? >> reporter: eric, there are no visible flames they have the situation under control i just spoke with chief stewart of the contra costa county fire department. he still has give me a few more details. they are wrapping up what they say was an electrical fire they believe, started in the -- in one room they were able to keep it contained pg&e was here. what he has told me is that someone was taken into cust

around us clockwise that's the high pressure sitting on top of us this morning uncut by a small sea breeze pushing clouds up against the coast and to oakland over the next couple of hours quickly backast by 10, 11:00, 60s there san francisco, 70s and 80s around the bay, 80s and 90s inland by your lunch hour. 4:00 clouds breaking up along the coast, sunshine there, mid to upper 60s san francisco, 78 oakland, upper 80s to 90 around the bay, 90s and 100s's holding on at 4:00 inland. 70s and -- 70s and 80s 7:00. upper 50s to low 60s half moon bay and san francisco, cooling trend still warm inland tomorrow one whu near 90 around the bay and 62 at the coast saturday we drop to upper 80s inland, mid 70s around the bay near 60 at the coast will continue to get cooler through sunday. >>> several accidents looks like they are not gonna cause hot spots. westbound 580 grant line or mountain house on the shoulder traffic slow into the altamont pass out of tracy. another accident westbound 580 eden canyon cleared, a car spun out facing the wrong way already on the showed we are with the tow truck. highway 17 santa cruz mountains, accident all gone, cleared. good news for you there and 17 looking

all of us will get a sea breeze. 60s and 70s, temperatures well below average by 10-15 degrees. we'll be cool again after morning drizzle and mild thursday and back to the summer warmth by friday. turn it over to sue and find out about your traffic. >> good morning, so far, so good. roads are slick. speeds will be a factor as you head out your commute this morning. here is a look at macarthur maze 580 and onto bay bridge. traffic is flowing smoothly. bay bridge is looking good. a little slick on the san mateo bridge, taillights headed over to foster city. no problems if you are headed over to hayward from the foster city side. road work still out there. that is 101 southbound between greenbrae and through waldo tunnel, we're down to one lane as you approach the golden gate due to repaving and that should be picked up within the next hour or so. we have a stall on the peninsula before the embarcadero blocking the right lane, no significant slowing there. 205 coming from the central valley, accident on the right shoulder at grant line. no major slowing as you head up over the ult altamont. >> kristen: google tries to bite out have serious crime. how it's

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the back on rocky outcrops on the sea floor. the salvage team is going to have to build a platform to support the whole thing, then use cranes toase her upright and finally, pump air into massive steel containers welded to either side. if the engineers' models are right, the wreck will refloat. then investigators can get inside and start gathering evidence. with the solemn anniversary ceremony over, the lawsuits are about to begin. for "cbs this morning saturday," i'm elizabeth palmer in giglio. >>> coming up, he freed the slaves and won the civil war. why does a best selling author suggest that if president abraham lincoln hadn't been assassinated, he would have been impeached? >>> get ready to stand up and cheer for a new report that says you can add years to your life without breaking a sweat. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." [ female announcer ] the coffee house. the lines, the cost, the hassle. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] why not try coffee-mate? with over 25 delicious flavors for a fraction of the cost of the coffee house. add your flavor, with coffee-mate, from nestle. >>> the mystery surrounding

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to sea. again, this is a little ripple in the atmosphere that may generate sprinkles. most of us won't need to worry. we should get breaks of sunshine backas the clouds move on out. skies will continue to clear out overnight tonight. and as a result, little warm front coming through and a trough of low pressure from the west. tomorrow, much, much warmer with the southwesterly wind. unfortunately, showers and thunderstorms a likelihood. for today, clouds to start. sunshine sneaking in later on this afternoon. highs today little bit sunshine dependent. upper 70s, low 80s. for tomorrow, hot and humid. temperatures back up into the low 90s. low to mid 90s on tuesday. monday and tuesday both will have an opportunity for severe thunderstorms. then after wednesday, things settle right on down through the rest of the week. highs near 90. and @chuckbell4 is your choice. >> will you tweet out a happy birthday? >> happy birthday to your father. big 6-0. >> he's been through a lot. a wife and three daughters. >>> from politics to the olympic games, how one person is mixing the two. >> a look at the busy week >> a look at the busy week ahea we gotta

the back on rocky outcrops on the sea floor. the salvage team is going to have to build a platform to support the whole thing, then use cranes toase her upright and finally, pump air into massive steel containers welded to either side. if the engineers' models are right, the wreck will refloat. then investigators can get inside and start gathering evidence. with the solemn anniversary ceremony over, the lawsuits are about to begin. for "cbs this morning saturday," i'm elizabeth palmer in giglio. >>> coming up, he freed the slaves and won the civil war. why does a best selling author suggest that if president abraham lincoln hadn't been assassinated, he would have been impeached? >>> get ready to stand up and cheer for a new report that says you can add years to your life without breaking a sweat. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the mystery surrounding jesse jackson jr. is deepening. his staff says he's suffering from a mood dirder. for the first time, his mother is speaking out. >>> we'll talk to a reporter digging into jackson's disappearance and talk to an expert on mood disorders. stay with us.

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sea food differently. >>> welcome back. 25 minutes past the hour. glad you're with us. the olympics kick off in less than two weeks. and today i want toabout a comment made by u.s. olympic soccer goalie hope solo. she told espn magazine the olympic village was a nonstop party. here's some of what she said, athletes are extremists, when they're training, it's laser focus. when they go out for a drink, it's 20 drinks. with a once-in-a-lifetime experience you want to build memories whether it's sexual, partying or on the field. i asked some former olympians what they thought about this. >> in 19d 92 when i stayed in the olympic village, my memories were swinging on a swing set, which is what i did, and hanging out with charles barkley in the physical therapy lab. athletes are disciplined. and i think it comes down to self-control. it's about medals and not about partying. >> jackie, what do you think? what was your experience? >> my experience, i agree with dominique. i can honestly say as a laser focused athlete myself, i never dranked, i never sipped champagne, never had alcohol. so when you go to the olympic village, most of the athle

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