to thank her, jacobi visited her class at woodson park academy. >> these olympic gold medals are notvery four years. you win them every day of your life. >> reporter: he told her classmates they don't have to look far to see the olympic spirit. >> we actually have incredible role models to look at right in an elementary school. >> reporter: an olympian and his champion. david wright, abc news, new york. >> thank you so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here is our second group of semi-finalists -- a high-school special-education teacher from east lansing, michigan... a middle-school english teacher from des moines, iowa... and a 9th-grade math teacher from allentown, pennsylvania... and now, from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the second of our semi-final games. kaberi chakrabarty was very, very good on yesterday's show, winning that g

to thank her, jacobi visited her class at woodson park academy. >> these olympic gold medals are not won every four years. you win them every day of your life. >> reporter: he told her classmates they don't have to look far to see the olympic spirit. >> we actually have incredible role models to look at right inside of an elementary school. >> reporter: an olympian and his champion. david wright, abc news, new york. >> thank you so muchor i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. you're looking at lie pictures.... of what's being called..... the "bogart fire." this is unfolding right now in the fire has burned more than 500 acres and is burning completely out of control. 300 firefighters are on the scene right now battling the blaze along with a major effort from the air. we're going to keep following this fire and bring you updates. and.. as long as this live picture is available.. we'll leave it in the bottom left corner of your screen. british royalty behind bars in las vegas. we can't be certain because authorities are not backing him up.. but it app

to thank her, jacobi visited her class at woodson park academy. >> these olympic gold medals are not won every four years. you win them every day of your life. >> reporter: he told her classmates they don't have to look far to see the olympic spirit. >> we actually have incredible role models to look at right inside of an elementary school. >> reporter: an olympian and his champion. david wright, abc news, new york. >> thank you so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> this is abc 15 news taking action. >>> it's a big night in off to the polls down to the final hour of voting now, and we have in depth coverage of the top races. but first a weather alert that left behind a lot of damage. >> and you can see i've been tracking the breaking news from the live desk. we want to get to that. air 15 soaring over the valley. more storm damage coming in, and we found one area you have to avoid. power lines knocked down in scottsdale near indian school and granite reef, several trees also tipped over in the area. at this hour, customers s

having him on the other side it makes me smile" and in the secondary, the loss of the retired charles woodson will be eased by some new arrivals, 1st round safety karl joseph, former chief corner sean smith and former bengal safety reggie nelson, who made the pro bowl a year ago, after tying for tle (khalil mack - raiders defensive end) ' "we had a young secondary before they came over, and it's just been helping all over on our side of the ball" (scott bemis - napa, ca) the raiders will be tested with a tough stretch to begin the season, as they'll play three of their first four games on the road, so we'll see early on... if all this optimism was just talk... or if this team is ready to walk the walk in napa with the raiders, i'm scott bemis. ((chris maathuis)) so while the coaches and players are fired up about the upcoming season. so is raiders owner mark davis. enough not to throw around the playoffs around lightly. but for the first time in over a decade this could be their year. mark davis/raiders owner: "like i said we're undefeated at this point in time... that's basically how the sea

to thank her, jacobi visited her class at woodson park academy. >> these olympic gold medals are notvery four years. you win them every day of your life. >> reporter: he told her classmates they don't have to look far to see the olympic spirit. >> we actually have incredible role models to look at right inside of an elementary school. >> reporter: an olympian and his champion. david wright, abc news, new york. >> thank you so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> the bomb squad suits up in san jose, next, why a scene that looked like it's from the foot locker is next door to san jose state. >>> a fast-moving wildfire. >> and a northern california company assessing earthquake damage. see what they've learned there that could help protect us here. >>> an jose is in a state of emergency because the city does not have enough police officers to patrol the city. >> the police chief can shift officers to work patrol. >> abc7 news is live in san jose city hall with the latest details in the ramifications of this. >> reporter: san jose

. >> the fire is believed to be arson, abc7 news reporter melanie woodson joins us with the details ofhe suspect's first day in court. >> reporter: investigators interviewed the suspect, damin pashlik after he was arrested. investigators have surveillance video of a vehicle they believe is his, at 17 roadside arsons. in one instance, a witness reported seeing the driver of the vehicle throw something out of the window. damin pashlik entered the courtroom after passing out in the hallway. the clayton fire is the most-significant fire he is accused of setting. >> it's a fire that caused mass destruction in this county. >> including destroyed homes. >> i'm surround owed by this turmoil. and it's not right. >> pashlik is charged with one count of arson and one count of attempted arson. according to a probable cause, his vehicle was spotted on 17 different occasions on roadside brush and grass fires. the date of the fire, only then, did investigators say they had enough evidence to establish probable cause. >> you get one shot at this. if you take your shot too soon, you jeopardize bringing

. >> the fire is believed to be arson, abc7 news reporter melanie woodson joins us with the details ofhe suspect's first day in court. >> reporter: investigators interviewed the suspect, damin pashlik after he was arrested. investigators have surveillance video of a vehicle they believe is his, at 17 roadside arsons. in one instance, a witness reported seeing the driver of the vehicle throw something out of the window. damin pashlik entered the courtroom after passing out in the hallway. the clayton fire is the most-significant fire he is accused of setting. >> it's a fire that caused mass destruction in this county. >> including destroyed homes. >> i'm surround owed by this turmoil. and it's not right. >> pashlik is charged with one count of arson and one count of attempted arson. according to a probable cause, his vehicle was spotted on 17 different occasions on roadside brush and grass fires. the date of the fire, only then, did investigators say they had enough evidence to establish probable cause. >> you get one shot at this. if you take your shot too soon, you jeopardize bringing

very few openings, but with the loss of charles woodson he lost his heart and soul.generation needs to step up whether it is derrick rr or -- derrick karr orca real mac. or khalil mac. >> they know they can't lean on charles so you can see khalil mac and bruce ervin and malcolm smith, these guys are all taking it upon themselves. i think we have a really good core of guys that are assuming leadership positions within their perspective groups. i feel good about that. we have taken a significant step forward with leadership abilities. >> we had our fourth first time winner this year at the 98pga championship. jimmy walker lead it wire to wire and jason day for his first title. from the bunker and forbiddery and nothing but net. takes the lead over the champ jason day. walker had an answer and it was a long birdie putt of his own and he is at 1300. day just misses it to get within a shot of the lead. he president ka -- he can't believe it. he is now 14 under. he has a three-shot lead heading into 18. day eagle putt on 18. he's in the clubhouse and cuts the lead to one.

charles woodson is gone. i think he could have played five more years. carl joseph, by some accounts i am hearing, is a winner at that position and of course reggie nelson as well. summarize the defensive secondary. >> the secondary is, i think they will reap the benefits one- way or the other. i think the front seven will put more pressure and allow those guys to take more risks. the raiders secondary guys come up with interceptions big hits and i think we get back to that because the secondary is coming that way. >> bruce told me that. a little more freedom but where there is risk there is also the other side of that. so my question is david emerson. i just wonder if you can duplicate that. memories released by washington. >> i don't know. >> that's the one question i have and hopefully it's not a concern. we are about 15 minutes away from kickoff. at the coliseum ahead. a break or make year for murray and we will discuss the state of the reader running game next. ,,,, for over a thousand yards, t averaged just 4 yards per c and only scored 6 times.. s

to thank her, he visited her class at woodson park academy. >> these olympic gold medals are not won every four years. you win life. >> reporter: he told her classmates they don't have to look far to see the olympic spirit. >> we have incredible role models to look at inside of an elementary school. >> reporter: an olympian and his champion. david wright, abc news. >> cutie. beautiful smile there. and her dad told her not to pick up anything that she would find on the ground, and she did that think people give 7-year-olds enough credit for the decisions they make. hats off to chloe. >>> and we heard david speak about barcelona there. another group of young athletes is showing the world what good sportsmanship is about. >> barcelona's under 12 team won an international tournament in tokyo with a score of 1-0. it's what the players did post game that's making them true winners. >> as soon as the kids celebrated they realized their opponents were crushed. many of them even yi their captain lined up giving them hugs and words of encouragement. that is what it's all about. sportsmanship.

now of course, i would be remiss if i did not mention carter woodson, debbie beatty boy -- debbie b du bois, and many other early scholars that did not receive the credit due to them who wrote about black farmers and owners excessively. but more recent scholars have not. over the last 15 years, this has changed. there is much more attention to black landowners. i think it is as a result of the 1999 settlement of the pig lawsuit.us glickman the new research reveals way land ownership was much more widespread than we have acknowledged and much more important to the black freedom struggle then we have ever imagined. it reveals most black farm owners were struggling for land to resist, engage, and confront the advance of american capitalism. so they were embracing property relations of capitalism in order to escape the social relations of capitalism. for the former slaves, land ownership was essential. many people have referred to this. they gained control of land to be integral to their lives as emancipated people and to their children's future. the government swiftly betrayed the free pe

we are opening it academy at hgh woodson and renewable energy academy our young people will bp able toof those. and we're super sight excited et about our public service academy at anacostia which we're openine in conjunction with the the metropolitan police department.. so we can train our young peoplo for careers in law enforcement.e >> i want to go back because oue jennifer davis is live out at a ron brown today. t you'll be out there later, too.. how ground-breaking is this ands why the need for this in thes it district.district >> sure. as you know, our young african-american and latino men are lagging their peers all of our district students aretude improving but our boys seem to be improving academically at a a slower pace.slower pac so we wanted to environment where we could radical lee up their chances of moving faster academically wherw they would learn characterct building and service.nd serce we created this high school yea excited to welcome our first our class of ninth graders over 100r young men.un >> it's exciting.>> i >> it's super exciting.super >> they're on the grou