both watson and simpson play on the champion's tour. with watson becoming the oldest player to win a championship. when the two see each other they usually don't talk about that '87 open. >> no. no, we don't. he played awfully well on that back nine and you have to get some good breaks, as i mentioned earlier, you got a good break when the ball hit the flag on the bunker shot. you've got to get breaks. >> i think for him to win on such a great traditional golf course like the olympic golf course, tom is a great historian of the game, huge respect for the game, maybe more than most players. i think that was one of his more disappointing losses. >> to win at the olympic club especially in california was just a huge thrill. the greatest thing i have ever been able to accomplish in golf. >> that u.s. open is the highlight of his career. i'm sure tom watson still lies in bed i at night to this day a thinks about that. i know as competitive as tom is he looks back at that and wishes he could have that one back. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwy

during the late 1930s tom watson sr. so he was sort of a bill gates of his era. >> reporter: but there was a dark side to i.b.m.'s global reach. one of its taboo lating machines on display at the holocaust museum in washington d.c. whereas used... was used by its german subsidiary to help the nazis identify and track jews. whether watson himself knew about it is a matter of debate. kevin mainy thinks not. >> the machines were already there. they were taken. the idea that there was anything more than that, any kind of collaboration is grossly unfair. >> reporter: is it fair to say that once he found out what was going on, he pulled his company out. >> it is fair to say that, yes, absolutely. >> reporter: in the 1950s thomas watson sr. handed over the reins to his son, thomas watson jr., who would put all the company's resources into developing the world's fastest and best computing system. >> this begins a new generation of computers. >> they essentially stopped r&d on every other product they were making and for two year

"watson, come here, i want to see you." right? >> jon: right. >> but not many people have heard what came before that. >> hello? can you hear me? i'm looking at my penis right now. it's like the head of a one-eyed vulture sitting on a wrinkled beanbag chair. no, no. it's more like a pink toadstool garnished with shaved coconut. i'm not doing it justice. mr. watson, come here, i want to see you! (laughter) >> jon: let me ask you, a vulture? have a heard that correctly? en beanbag chair? >> jon, now is not the time to be insecure. (laughter). >> jon: so there's no situationhere a woman would actually appreciate the preview or sneak peek of a man... not unless it's barbed like a tomcats. (laughter) or covered in racist prison at tattoos. in that case you may want to give us a heads-up. (laughter) but if after hearing all of this you still want toend a photo of your penis,make sure it highlights the qualities women are actually looking for. women want a penis th's a good listener. (laughter) that we can take home tour rents. (laughter

. >> ibm's watson won again. >> shania twain is officially a star. here is from on the red carpet.com. >> big story in hollywood. shania twain can call herself a star from this moment on >> shania twain. look at the scene in hollywood, five-time grammy winner was awarded a star on the legendary walk of fame. she join others with the star on the walk of fame . watson honored internet achievements. he beat two of the greatest champions on the quiz show. beautiful baby girl kera catherine great time gorgeous hair. i caught wup him in the american music awards to talk to him about the summer tour with the back street boys. >> we are excited about something new coming together and we are in it 150%. and nko t b. in san jose. i am george with on the red partnershipet in los angeles. - carpet. in los angeles. >> it could be group ons biggest deal with. congressman anthony weiner made his last commentos the twitter photoflap. >> how safe is the neighborhood you are planning to move into? there is an app for that coming up on the news at 5:00.=x=x=x=xx oaklan

ivan watson will join me in a moment. but first, look at the other stories we're drilling down on tonight. the real sarah palin. thousands of her private e-mails released today. a surprising glimpse behind the curtain. and fukushima. the nuclear contamination is worse than we thought. and now fears of a genetic impact. we'll get the latest from physicist michio kak yue. then anthony weiner. we know what they think of him on capitol hill. tonight we'll hear from a leading feminist. now back to the top story. the drama playing out at syria's border with turkey. desperate syrians are fighting to cross that border and get to safety, even as the syrian army advances on the rebellious border area. cnn's ivan watson is there and joins us now. ivan, what are you seeing today? are the streams of refugees continuing across the border? >> reporter: they are absolutely, eliot. more than 3,800 refugees now. there were barely 400 48 hours ago. the turks are planning to open up a third camp. we've been to one of the hospitals in this ar

ivan watson will join me in a moment. but first, look at the other stories we're drilling down on tonight. the real sarah palin. thousands of her private e-mails released today. a surprising glimpse behind the curtain. and fukushima. the nuclear contamination is worse than we thought. and now fears of a genetic impact. we'll get the latest from physicist michio kak yue. then anthony weiner. we know what they think of him on capitol hill. tonight we'll hear from a leading feminist. now back to the top story. the drama playing out at syria's border with turkey. desperate syrians are fighting to cross that border and get to safety, even as the syrian army advances on the rebellious border area. cnn's ivan watson is there and joins us now. ivan, what are you seeing today? are the streams of refugees continuing across the border? >> reporter: they are absolutely, eliot. more than 3,800 refugees now. there were barely 400 48 hours ago. the turks are planning to open up a third camp. we've been to one of the hospitals in this ar

the watson's lost everything but say they still have each other.decided to stay here in california and rebuild their lives. >>> coming up in 90 seconds, a little boy who lost his mother and aunt in a brutal shooting. the second chance he's getting thanks to an unlikely helping hand found right inside the halls of his elementary school. >> i think about all the memories. >> and the emotions remain raw tonight. we're talking to family and friends of that san francisco firefighters caught in that deadly house fire. >>> there's so many friends that loved him. >>> raw emotion tonight as one firefighter's family makes funeral arrangements and another keeps a bedside vigil. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. tonight a second firefighter is still not in the clear. ktvu's david stevenson is at san francisco general hospital where family members are refusing to leave his side. david-- >> reporter: frank, tonight as funeral preparations are under way for one firefighter, surgeons on the fourth floor

for latest now, let's go to ivan watson.ivan, how is the government going to deal with those tensions? >> reporter: that's a good question. last night in a victory speech, they did specifically address the kurds. that's turkey's largest and long oppressed ethnic minority. he said i've done away with policies, asimulation. i'm trying to end the times of your mother's tears. of the bloodshed. but shortly before he was speaking, clashes were erupting in the predominantly kurdish southeastern city between kurdish youth and police who were firing water cannons and tear gas. and more disturbingly in the eastern town there was a celebration in the street when a bomb went off. the police trieded to stop them. fired tear gas. doctors told us tear gas was wafting into the hospitals choking patients and doctors, a real mess taking place there on what should have been a celebratory victory night. the main kurdish national list party was celebrating because it succeeded in winning at least ten more seats in parliament. it will be a force

. >> reporter: ibm employees may have looked conventional but founder thomas watson sr.ir ideas down on the original think pad. >> which is what ibm eres carry around in their pocket. >> reporter: ibm archivist paul lasowitz. >> jot down notes and inspiration whenever it came to them. >> reporter: right here, you listed goals. >> a little bit of motivation. >> reporter: motor gags l >> reporter: motivation led to this, an invention the way the world handled data, revolution that globalized the way the world handled history, punch cards to handle information, how the government first sent out all the social security checks. >> we're really turning the industry on its head this time. >> reporter: in the '50s and '60s, ibm threw its weight behind the surge for the best and fastest computing system. the ibm 360 was a super computer for the ages, one that took up floors of office buildings doing computations that can now be accomplished on a simple smartphone. in the '70s came the personal computer, costing tens of thousands of dollars for the well-healed geek, but a bloated

ivan watson there across the syrian border in turkey. thank you so much. >>> human rights groups say more than 1,000 people have been killed, many of them children, since the uprising began three months ago. just yesterday, the body of a teenager was returned to his parents, some people who saw the body say he seemed to have been tortured. for more, let's go to geneva and speak to the office of the high commissioner for human rights. give us an idea of what kind of accounts you've been receiving from within syria. >> well, we've over the past three months really since this began in march we've been receiving accounts from human rights activists. obviously there are networks well established over many years from ngos and from others in neighboring countries. we haven't been able to get into syria itself, like most other people. but very disturbing reports and really building up to a patent of a government that's extremely ruthlessly and very violently clamping down on its population all across the country. >> they've been talking about di

ivan watson, cnn, turkey. >> we can't overstate that what's happening is not just over there, but therere repercussions for us in the united states as well. >> first i want to make this point, that this is the most serious pushback that we have seen from any town in syria, and that's why we see the syrian government cracking down, even with helicopter gun ships and tanks. they have surrounded the city of this area, you can see there. the city is right there in the north, and that is also an area which in the past has rebelled against the regime. the massacre was committed in 1982 by the current president's father in which more than 10,000 people were killed. so the memory of that is there, these people -- that's why they're so terrified. they know what can happen. and yet we have them pushing back and fight back. >> when soldiers open fire on unarmed demonstrators, what does that tell you? >> we don't know exactly what has happened there. the government says that there were armed gangs that opened fire and this is what happened. the protesters themselves and witnesses say something very

. >>> let's talk about syria, and go to ivan watson at the turkish-syrian border on the turkish side. we understand people have been trying to form a human chain to stop these tanks from entering this town. >> reporter: we've been talking to a student protester, he's from a town about an hour from here. demonstrators were burning tires last night and trying to stop a column of tanks from going through their town to this rebellious town of jisr al shugur. he could not confirm reports that at least one demonstrator had been killed in this altercation. he went on to say all of our homes are open to the residents of jisr al shugur. why is he saying that? we're hearing that up to tens of thousands have fled that syrian bordertown in the last couple of days. we can confirm here in turkey, this refugee camp run by the turkish red crescent, there are more than 1,500 syrian refugees there. according to the semiofficial agency, more than 1,000 crossed the border from syria into turkey in just the last 24 hours. the local authorities are looking for another site to try to erect another camp. the

anthony weiner's both privately urged him to resign, saying it's now time to resign, so did debbie watson schultz, all in a very coordinated fashion, one after the other. let me read to you nancy pelosi's statement. congressman weiner has the love of his family, the confidence of his constituents and the recognition that he needs help. i urge congressman weiner to seek that help without the pressures of being a member of congress. it wasn't that long ago that they kind of said that this is his deal, debbie watson schultz in particular who is also a fellow dnc chair and fellow congresswoman, she called this a personal matter. not anymore. the reason they're saying it in a statement, i'm being told, privately is it is insurmountable, a distraction and a final straw for these leaders were the reports that we've been reporting all day that anthony weiner had a relationship through twitter with a 17-year-old girl in delaware. now he is saying very clearly they were not inappropriate at all or indecent, but that was, i'm told, the final straw. what will anthony weiner do? that's a good question

one block away, theodore watson has created an interactive installation that crosses over six street. spaces' begins with a photo capture station on the north side of the street that projects your face on to a building on the south side of the street. on opening night, the installation was an immediate hit with the crowd. we talked with the or what said about his remarkable installation. >> what inspired you to create this interactive piece? >> the work i typically do is kind of interactive installations or both indoor and also outdoor and public space. for me, what i'm most interested in is how we can use technology to make the city, which is typically quite a static environment architecturally speaking -- how can we make it come alive? >> what i love about your work is there is such sophisticated software and electronics and complex connections that all have to work together to make it successful, but yet, all of that is invisible to the people interact with the work. >> they do not realize there is all these cables and projectors and computers and all this technology behind the sce

cnn's ivan watson is on the turkish border, with hundreds trying to leave syria and get into turkey.y are in this town there in northern syria. tell us about how safe it is for them there, if it is at all. >> monita, we're rolling up to the turkish/syrian border. it's a hilly area and this is where hundreds of syrian refugees have flocked to in recent days from the syrian border town which has been the scene of some bloody fighting over the course of the past four to five days. the syrian government claiming that armed bands killed at least 80 syrian security forces in that town. some of the syrian refugees we've talked to have disputed that claim, saying that in fact fighting broke out between rival security forces, with some soldiers objecting after they had been ordered to open fire there. refugees say this border town is a ghost town. everybody has fled. we've seen images and talked to some of the hundreds who have been camping outside in the countryside in the hills along the turkish border. turkish state media reporting that more than 120 refugees, about 20 families, were allow

i'm senora watson. there was applause. she lowered her head slightly to indicate her humility. i must confess i was surprised to be invited tonight. i'm embarrassed to say i didn't know young people were drunkenly stumbling through the streets in the name of literature. there is a mag natizism we were tealing. we were in a bar. here is my flawed worthwhile attempt to approach the meaning of life. she read a first person account of a 23 year marriage. every word of every paragraph was tuned there was not a wrong note. it was so powerful imented to believe it was her marriage. that last paragraph contained the wedding vow when he swore he would not be afraid to let her chafrnl him much the crowd froze after she finished. then we exploded into applause. she stood in the spotlight with tears in her eyes. she's a retired psychotherapist. >> go to her. this was a scene of a romantic comedy. i had to catch her at the airport before she left me forever. she was stopped by audience member after audience member. iment to talk to her but what would i say? well, what are you trying to get

and is among the stars competing at a spawn this afternoon where she will face britain's heather watson the world number three saying it's vital preparation for the grand slam this is an important tournament you always want to play a few matches before you you had into the grand slams especially since we didn't have a long break after french open then i didn't get the chance to play any other tournament on the grass so. i will definitely take this week is a good preparation but also playing serina williams it is her first tournament since damaging a ligament in her foot after celebrating her for the last year that injury in turn lead to blood clots on her lung but she has made a full recovery and so her sister venus when her right wing game against and the pet give it yesterday is serious turn today against the. former world number one can't wait to get back on course. i want to play roland garos. thing quite work out and figure maybe i can try to play another event. i don't usually play a warm up tournaments before wimbledon macel figured i can't complain about here so maybe i can. pro

. >>> the guy isn't dennis -- it's bubba watson -- ricky fowler and hunter mahann have made a boy band. the style top notch. they planned that release this week to go with the united states open. >> i think it's great. >> it's fantastic because you wouldn't see palmer,. >> things can happen. >> he looks like dennis. >> we will be right back. [ female announcer ] shopping for dad's day? give yourself the gift of jcp cash! no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or $20 off on the spot! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. give yourself the gift of jcp cash! no exclusions! with jcp cas

ivan watson joined us from there a short time ago. so tell us what is going on on the border there between turkey and syria? apparently refugees are streaming across by the thousands. what has triggered this and what is the turkish response? >> reporter: these are desperate people, eliot. they are for the most part women and children. so far according to turkish official figures, a bit more than 2,400. most of those have come in the last 36 hours streaming across the border. they have abandoned their homes. some of them have been living for days and nights out in the countryside along the turkish border and the ones that we've been able to talk to all tell similar stories. they are frightened that the syrian government will target them. many of them from a border town, seeing bloody fighting that the syrian government claims resulted in the deaths of 120 syrian security forces. the refugees were telling us there was actually fighting between soldiers and police. some of those soldiers refusing to open fire on civilians. there have bee

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tennis player is one of the over among the stars competing at the sport she plays britain's heather watson this afternoon and says it will be a crucial few days before the third grand slam of the year gets underway. it is an important tournament you always want to believe humor before you you head into the grand slams especially since we didn't have a long break after french open then i didn't get the chance to play in the tournament on the grass so. i will differently. this week is a good preparation for for wimbledon. you know already you know trying to focus and build. my game so i can perform the best they can the next week but also i want to try to bring good tennis this week as well but also playing is serena williams it's her first tournament since damaging a ligament in her foot after celebrating her fourth wimbledon title last year that injury in turn lead to blood clots on her long but she has made a full recovery and saw her sister venus win her game against andrea petkovic yesterday it's arena's turn today against. the former world number one can't wait to get back out on call.

tomorrow morning, and then look for a mixture of sun and clouds. 68 degrees. 70 morgan hill and 71 for watson hill. 67. my accu-weather seven-day forecast, tuesday looks dry. do you want me to say that again? it looks dry and warmer. wednesday and thursday, even warmer days ahead. temperatures by thursday and friday close to 80 degrees. shu, that means you can probably get your 9 holes in. >> i was going to say, i'm teeing it up on thursday. >>> speaking of finals, we are watching some really good basketball. >> that's right, the nba is on nbc. home court on game two. game three was at home, but miami turned up the heat and it was another nailbiter down to the final shot. we have reaction from both teams in sports. you can see as a buyer for t.j.maxx, i'm not just looking for deals, i'm looking for the hottest fashion. hot -- hot, hot. i get a lot of ideas just walking around the city, checking people out. it's like a fashion show out there. then, it's all about the deal. i negotiate directly with designers... so you get the savings. you know, the smartest fashionistas-- are really maxxinista

stars competing in the sport she plays britain's heather watson this afternoon says it will be a crucial few days before the third grand slam of the year gets underway. it is an important tournament do you always believe humor is before you you had into the grand slams especially since we didn't have a long break after the french open then i didn't get the chance to play any other tournament on the grass so. differently. this week is a good preparation also playing it's arena williams it is her first tournament since damaging a ligament in her foot after celebrating her for wimbledon title last year. led to blood clots on her lungs but she has made a full recovery and saw her sister venus win her game against give it yesterday. and today against. the former world number one can't wait to get back on course. i want to play roland garos. single i work. maybe i can try to flee. i don't usually play tournaments before wimbledon. figure i can play in about a year so maybe i can. probably smart for me to play a world tour and where better to play them at least when i flew here before. we have

up for serena is russia's world number three pillars of honor over local teenage wildcard heather watson six three six three. had also the east one is another for the world number one hundred i'm a bitch the serbian shrugged off an early break to come out a six bought six three winner against germany gallagher's stunning in a way next is the elder williams sister venus who is playing in her first tournament since the australian open in january. while a lot of number to kim clijsters is a doubtful wimbledon after again hurting her ankle in a second round defeat for unicef open in the netherlands reigning us under the strain open champion prices went crashing out in straight sets at the hands of italian qualifier graham you know up around the eighty second in the world clijsters has never won the wimbledon title. now after finishing fourth of that year in winter olympics in two thousand and six russia slipped to the low point of thirteen's in the winter sport rankings after a disappointing display at last year's thank you for games though according to russia's sports minister vitale mutko

next up for serena is russia as well number three pillars on a row about local teenage wildcard ever watson six three six three. hundred or so each one is another four while the one hundred one of the which the serbian shrugged off an early break to come out a six point six three winner against germany's new yogas signing away max the elder william sister venus who is playing in her first tournament since the australian open on january. while the world number two kim clijsters is a. for wimbledon after a game hurting her ankle in a second round defeat even in the netherlands reigning us under strain open champion prices went crashing out in straight sets the hands of italian qualifier friendly ranked eighty second in the world clijsters has never won the wimbledon title. now after finishing fourth of that year in winter olympics in two thousand and six russia slipped to the low point of thirteen in the winter sport rankings after a disappointing display at last year's i.q. the games though according to russian sports minister. the situation is heading for a u. turn this season russia is goi

serena is russia's world number three viewed as one or over beat the local team in large part heather watson six three six three. while there was a major plot at the unicef open in the novel and bringing us under strain open champion kim clijsters went pressuring out of the second round in straight sets at the hands of italian qualifier will mean a pop brandy. now i stocky and the stanley cup finals will go right down to the wire after boston beat vancouver five two on monday signed the best of seven series that's really a piece that means wednesday's game in vancouver will be a dramatic winner takes all contest the can acts are looking for their first championship title or the grins are going to end a thirty nine year title drat. you know this is a it's a great feeling about art and i we came to play and it's coming down to one game and this is what we dream of and you really are kids playing street hockey and. you know you're in game seven so we're going to go up there and and we're going to go way down the line like they are happened. there's nothing we can do about it we've already turne

jessica watson who sailed around the world by herself, and jordan romero, who at 13 became the youngestmber to reach the peak of mount everesverest. and 9-year-old bob bi. the 26 minute flight today. his parents aware of the critics, but they're aware of their son's skill. >> i look forward to him having more flights and many more hours in balloons. the next celebration will be his pilot's license. >> what a beautiful shot. that is the broadcast on a saturday night. we are always online at abcnews.com. and don't forget "gma" first thing in the morning. i hope to see you tomorrow night. good night >> alan: another tragic day for the san francisco fire department. a second firefighter, anthony a layer, you're died from his injuries. they he and vein sent perez withinjured in a home in diamond heights on thursday. today station 26 is mourning the loss of those two many. lisa amin gulezian joins us live in the news room. >> lisa: sads in, grief, and numbness, all word family and friends used. the fire chief said this is the first time in her 21 years at the department that two firefighters

balance back from the right and defeat shooting god trudging along and scoring thirteen points for two watson might actually achieve it at eight eleven say sixty five points to fifty seven the final score game three is on wednesday and to believe that easy a passage to the finals had given them an edge over him kick. this is second game in a row it's always going to be a sort of little bit of the flu second year munro but i think we're. in terms of rest we have a little more time could do it after the you know last series and some of the advantage in terms of having a little bit more you know playing second game back to you know i think. they had a little bit harder time but you know still going to be a really good game going to. the mall the dallas mavericks have been crowned n.b.a. champions for the first time between miami and five points ninety five on sunday to play in the series four games to two jason terry and. for the mavericks scoring twenty seven points and twenty one respectively on sunday night and exacting revenge on miami to win the title back in two thousand and six. but in ot

towards the middle east and asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes but looking west tom watson r.t. istanbul turkey. israel says an international aid thought is carrying chemical weapons which could be used on soldiers attempting to stop it reaching gaza the israeli defense forces been ordered to prevent the ten ships from making it to the palestinian territories for more on this for i now live by our superior from jerusalem who was on a similar aid last year did you believe israel's claims that there are dangerous chemicals on board. in oh i'm positive there is no. tool against israeli soldiers that are about to attack a. few friends including my brother over there. of course to come peacefully into the gaza shores. really authorities are looking for and surely will be the ones that. that's a very. humane. israeli army in the israeli government to try to make the peaceful activists as frightening as possible for the public in order to create public opinion against these people in cuba and controlling the palestinians you sound very sorry that you do believe that these will be

towards the middle east in asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes by looking west tom watson r.t. istanbul turkey. but meanwhile europe is being offered help with his ailing economy by china the chinese prime minister who is on a tour of the e.u. has offered to buy debt struggling nations it's seen as a move to secure supporting europe as well as to curb inflation rest of europe jim rogers an american investor and author. table come to save europe they become the largest creditor for europe and they're going to have a very major seat at the table that's going to improve their position in the i.m.f. it's going to produce improved their position with the world bank it's going to improve their position it un because you know the europeans are going to have to be more and more friendly to china because china saving america not cannot save them russia cannot save them so europe is going to be more china friendly that it has been in the past going to the europeans to say ok let's be friendly we'll keep you all this money will bail you out you'll be now friendly and supportive of us