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>> hey, honey. >> hey. how you doing? >> just tired. i have been working all day since about 4:00 or 5:00 this morning. how you doing? >> im doing fine. its not as bad as i thought it was. i have been playing chess all day. >> how do you do that? >> you have to draw out the board and rip up the pieces of paper and write all the different pieces on it and play like that. >> what do you feel as far as staying in confinement? >> its not going to break me. its nothing. i get used to it. if im able t...

How you doing? >> just tired. i have been working all day since about 4:00 or 5:00 this morning. how you doing? >> im doing fine. its not as bad as i thought it was. i have been playing chess all day. >> how do you do that? >> you have to draw out the board and rip up the pieces of paper and write all the different pieces on it and play like that. >> what do you feel as far as staying in confinement? >> its not going to break me. its nothing. i get used to it. if im able to see you all, have can...

Each man has his own way to stay strong. >> i spared your queen. im going to take him this time. it expands your thoughts, you know, your thinking ability. you develop a lot of skills from playing chess. its a thinking mans game, you know? the best move you can make. >> the hardest part of being in a cell 24 hours a day, really, just maintaining your sanity and not letting the pressures get to you. you got a lot of pressure being in the cell. not even being able to have the proper spacing and ju...

Time, keeping their sanity is the hardest challenge. each man has his own way to stay strong. >> i spared your queen. im going to take him this time. it expands your thoughts, you know, your thinking ability. you develop a lot of skills from playing chess. its a thinking mans game, you know? the best move you can make. >> the hardest part of being in a cell 24 hours a day, really, just maintaining your sanity and not letting the pressures get to you. you got a lot of pressure being in the cell. ...

Perform this study for about a year, and hopefully after that time when the research becomes available, well know that this works. you know, right now there really is nothing that works effectively. heather: right. >> for my patients who are concerned about alzheimers, who have a family history -- and and, remember, its not generally genetic. there are some genetic predispositions that are important for alzheimers, but for those individuals concerned, there have been studies that have shown cogn...

Country. why not? >> how about you, emily? >> well, i felt when i was in elementary school, i wanted to be in an actress. i was going to act. thats what i was going to do. but i feel like my after school programs really did like rielit, that i could compete, that i could go to a competitive school. so working with girls through gender equity, doing self-defense, also something thats male dominated has helped me see i can apply for a top school and can go for what i want. i think that definitely,...

You? >> i think we dont often expect title one schools, schools with poverty levels above 70%, to perhaps excel at something like chess. i think there is a lot of stereotypes about how inner city public schools perform and this school was kind of the opposite of that. >> alisyn: how did that happen? how did chess take off at your school? >> our team started as a small chess club like many schools have. ten years ago, we took our beginners to the nationals in arizona. to our incredible surprise, ...

>> is this the result right here. >> for men serving solitary time, keeping their sanity is the hardest challenge. each man has it its own way to stay strong. >> i spend a lot of time. you extend your thought, your thinking ability. a lot of skills from playing chess, its a thinking game, you know. >> the hardest part of being in a cell 24 hours a day is maintaining your sanity and not letting the pressures get to you. you have a lot of pressures being in this cell, not being able to have the pr...

You had two polish guys sitting there and dr. brzezinski and begin had the same background, they had the same sort of history even though dr. brzezinski was trying to drag begin, you know, more towards sadat. i thought that was a fascinating footnote. but they got together at camp david, and they were able to sit there and talk about things they had in common, this common history, and there was enough time. youre right, bob, because they were up there. they were playing chess. theres that famous...

It expands your thoughts, you know, your thinking ability. you develop a lot of skills from playing chess. its a thinking mans game, you know? the best move you can make. >> the hardest part of being in a cell 24 hours a day, really, just maintaining your sanity and not letting pressures get to you. you got a lot of pressure being in the cell. not even being able to have the proper spacing and just, you know, not being able to get out a lot. thats difficult, you know. its hard to maintain sanity...