jay did not think twice about letting them in time.when i asked to search, it turned out they were looking for me. the agent showed me a piece of paper which was a 2002 deportation letter, which i informed i had never seen. before i knew it, i was handcuffed and taken away like a criminal. i was put into a van two other men and searched like a criminal. in an instant, by american family was being ripped away from me. when i did return home, i had an ankle in monitoring bracelet. i went to great lengths to hide it from my children. i have a partner who is a u.s. citizen and two beautiful children who are also citizens, but none of them can petition for me to remain in the country with them. because my partner is not a man, she cannot do anything to help me, nor can my children, who keep asking, why does this happen to us, and what will ultimately happen to our family? passage of the uniting american families act or inclusion of ufa and lgbt families in immigration reform will not only benefit me about the thousands of people who are als

we talk about jay walking and if jay walking is risky, and i don't think there is evidence that it's risky, and i pay attention to the literature, and i think it's the function of the person doing the jay walking, and that's the chooser than the choice, i figure i am safe jay walking and i suspect in 20 years, i won't be. and that's just the way it will be. and there is this talk on personal responsibility, and i think that falls apart and when we talk about children, and i despise personal responsibility about children, and we need to make our streets safe. and have a friend who failed the driving test in germany and it was a tough test and he failed. and the tester said that there is two teenagers on the sidewalk at the crosswalk and the driver, my friend, did not show that he was aware that these kids might step out in front of him. and that was enough to get him to fail the test. and to an american, that boggles the brain. anyway, so i think, that's something that we struggle with her. -- here. and i don't have the perfect answer, but would like to bring this up and make it visib

conan was there and jay was -- jay -- we didn't know what jay was up to. >> larry: somewhere at 10:00ay at 10:00. we didn't know what he was going to do at 10:00 and then became the biggest story in the business and i'm just sitting there like, i just got here. i don't know -- and i got here at the most exciting time in late night and friends with jay and friends with conan. and i'm friends with dave. i'm friends with all those guys because as an actor you go on all the shows. i'm going to keep my head down and make people laugh. >> larry: what did you make of the wars? >> you know, it's tricky. it's difficult stuff. you go, like, i don't know -- i don't know what the real story is. i don't know what they have dealt with but i know that it's -- it was crazy. >> larry: what was nbc thinking? your network about the 10:00 script show. >> another talk show. well, i thought you do jay leno's talk show, then you do the news and then conan's talk show and then at that point everyone in america's just ready for one more talk show. >> larry: that was the thinking. >> yeah. just primed up. like

. >>> plus, a blue jays hurler shuts down the rays almost. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the big weather story this week looks just like the other weeks this summer. the heat. a major heat wave in the middle of the country. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, last night toronto blue jays pitcher brandon morrow was one out away from pitching a no-hitter. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the year of the pitcher continued yesterday as the blue jays brandon morrow, one out shy of a no-hitter, we go toronto. he kept the rays guessing all game. even got evan longoria swinging with a devastating breaking ball. then came back with his fastball. struck out 17. we go to the ninth and morrow needed one more out to complete the no-hitter. longoria with a shot to second. aaron hill couldn't make the play. missed a no-hitter by just a couple of inches. he then

jays won it 3-2. the rangers rich hardin, no hit the twins for 6 2/3 before turning it over to the bull pen. they did their job until the ninth. joe mauer broke a single. it goes down as a one-hit shutout. the rangers will take it. they won 4-0. >>> the little league world series. mexico and puerto rico. here is the pitch. look out. talk about money ball. that's about a $20,000 camera lens. the umpire was stunned. then again, it's probably the only game he called that needed a tv camera. one more time, hope that kid has a good paper route to pay for it. >>> just about everybody saw this coming. yesterday was made official. tiger woods and eli finalize their divorce. no financial terms released. elin likely will receive a nine-figure sum, far less than the $750 million that was once reported. >>> four players on the tour were put to the test. show how accurate they can be to their clubs, trying to hit a gong 200 yards from shore. try as they might, they were unsuccessful in their first dozen attempts.

and the blue jays lead it 5-2. bottom nine. yanks trail 8-6. two out.here's rodriguez, grounding weakly to short. rodriguez, 0 for 5. the blue jays win 8-6. >>> indians and red sox from fenway park. bottom one, two out. no score. kevin youkilis, soft liner. but youkilis, jammed so badly by the pitch. he sprained his right thumb. he left the game. bottom seven. red sox down by four. daniel maher singles to right. shin soo chu, into sar los santana. victor martinez, david ortiz, looking on with concern. look at the play. legs are not supposed to do that. santana, taken off by a cart. his leg was in an air cast. and the indians win that thing, 6-5. >>> that's all for your sports update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in new york. >>> it is a cultural display of synchronized motion 100,000-strong. >> that's how many dancers and gymnasts are taking center stage in the usually stoic and recl e reclusive north korea. hundreds are packing the stadium in the capital to take in the colorful festival, which runs for two months. >>> coming up next, the stories we a

and the jay's rallies to tie it up. where is this with the giants?ingle was a bases loaded twochl-run score, bottom of the 9th. cliff pennington, the hero. just a walk off single to right. there is a winning run. and good night, game over, drive home safely. a's victorious. >> thank you very much. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is the "jeopardy!" college championship. here are today's contestants-- a freshman from brown university... a freshman from santa clara university... and a freshman from the university of pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ex trebek! thank you, johnny. hi, everyone,

we can train can't be carried out to the ballpark of not a game with the blue jays read lewis onetime giant pops one half the air. nobody calls on that the ball lands safely for an infield single that's not a good thing. runners scorers with up to one trade gonzales stairs down in carnassial on catches of looking he won seven innings and allowed only a couple hits and cocoa crest went crazy at seventh inning blast yet three rbi in the nine the handed over to the broken off and it will for illegals tied up to four from the ninth sensible happy. the a's win at 5-4. off they are unbeaten in 51 games they have had the lead after eight innings. the wreckage and the date is 2910 12th. the a's make a back-to-back wins the jays are coming in the days are gone and the raise will be coming in next. the giants exploded late last lane in philadelphia today shrilling a 12th arhat they needed to show some grip. 99 consecutive sellout to will citizens ballpark in philadelphia. another former aide and gives it up to chondrite torres to 12th home run for the year 1-0. but in the fourth year it came to

jay, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. a testimony to the violent power of the storm, the definitetation that still lingers here. katrina almost as strong as the unbreakable spirit of the survivors here. the storm's been gone for a long time now. the casinos are up and running again in mississippi. the excitement of mardi gras, and the surprise super bowl win of the beloved but beleaguered saints have all been reasons to celebrate along the gulf coast. still, the images and painful emotions from hurricane katrina linger. in the ninth ward, years of weeds and vines have taken over much of what the wind and water left behind. >> i don't really think that a lot of these neighborhoods are coming back. >> reporter: only 24% of the ninth ward residents there before the levees collapsed made their way home. the numbers are better city wide, new orleans is at 78% of its pre-katrina population. while the latest census data shows the population in biloxi has dropped every year since katrina, down more than 10% overall. but 89-year-o

blue jays down, 5-3. they would tie it with an rbi double, which sets up the most exciting play in baseball. okay, maybe not. a sack fly, completing a three-run comeback. the sox collapse in the ninth. jays win it, 6-5. >>> pga championship, tiger's starting to look like tiger again. birdies on three of his first four holes, struggling a bit on the back nine, but finishes a respectable 1 under. bubba watson and francisco molinari are your leaders after yesterday's opening round. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> actress julia roberts takes on a group of manly men at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll tell you about a college student who's figuring out her career path one week at a time. you're watching "early today." portland 92, excessive heat watch has been issued. 83 in the seattle area. very warm through the deserts. if you're on the coast, clouds will keep you cool there in san diego. 90, medford to portla

[applause] >> thanks, jay. i had the opportunity yesterday to do an interview kqed on their california profile segment, and the question that was asked was -- why would you want to do something like this? really, after being in the field for this long, as all of the different panel members on the expert panels and other members that were involved in this, it was kind of a question of we really do need to move ahead and do some planning, regardless of where the circumstances take us in our current economic situation because we know we have the highest percentage of seniors of any county in california and we know that coping with alzheimer's disease places very special stresses, unlike those other chronic care kinds of conditions, and that those kind of care conditions can be intensive and stressful and prolonged. but also because san francisco has a history of innovation in terms of long-term care and assistance and support to the community for persons with chronic care conditions. fta got its start here and rea

blue jay leaves, but only when the other blue jay leaves, and then rehide it.as we say in the story, that's not merely understanding that another creature has something in its mind. that's manipulating what's in that creature's mind. >> rose: what's the order of intelligence for the sequence of animals? >> i mean, as we said when we were talking to some of our-- some of our scientists-- that's even worse than comparing apples and oranges. it's like comparing apples and shoes. it's almost impossible but in a very, very crude way, you can put primates, the great apes and the sarritations, whales and dolphins at the top. >> rose: whales and dolphins at the top. >> whales and dolphins-- a step down would be the social carnivores-- lions, even hyenas, because the cooperativeness of the hunt requires such a sense of communication and such a sense of planning and planning, remember, include-- implies temporal awareness-- the future. so when hyenas will go out hunting, it takes one maybe two hyenas to bring down a wild beast. it takes seven or eight to bring down a zeb

at first i went to vee-jay.cause i--i didn't even really know that chess existed, and they were two blocks away from my house. i lived on langley avenue in chicago, and they were on cottage grove where the streetcar ran up and down. and i used to go through that alley all the time and break bottles up against the wall and stuff like that, you know. hey, i was a little boy, too, you know. i liked to see a coke bottle splatter, you know. so i did it. and so they asked me-- when i went to vee-jay, they asked me, says, "what kind of music is it?" i said, "i don't know, man. i'm just playing it." "well, we don't-- we-- "we don't like-- we don't know what to do with something like that." so i left. tore my little heart down. i mean, i was like, i was 26 years old, and i said, "hmm. okay, i'll go back home." and i had a little old tape recorder. we used to have a wire tape recorder. this is going way back, had wire on it, you know? and i went back, and i said, "i'm gonna make me a tape dub." then the lady across the st

born jay kumar as mother took her home to sierra leone for an initiation ceremony jay had big ideas of evenings around the fire cooking and gossiping with female relatives she had no idea that during the celebration of her womanhood her gentle tavia would be cut i was laid down lots of. like celebration chairs etc and then my mouth was covered so thinks my four and then my legs were spread and then i just felt just some pain that i don't think all of the pain itself will never ever leave me because i have to fight it's like i mean i can understand how people feel when they lose an arm or a leg but they have that found some kind of pain all the time and that's the kind of pain which i personally have to if we have on a day to day basis i heard that some people just really quick but i felt like it was being sought and women's rights organization forward estimates that six and a half thousand girls in the u.k. are actually risk of female genital mutilation every year the most common age for girls to have the procedure is between six and eight the summer holidays are a prime time because t

jay leno is a great guy, too. you know, jay gave me my start, and he was the first show i ever did a stand-up on. i've been on the show so many times, he's been so great and i always have -- i will always have a loyalty to him. it's really unfortunate situation to be in, and i don't envy either one of them. >> larry: do you blame the network? >> i blame nbc. it was a disaster. why would you do that? why you would move someone around? it's like missing the forest for the trees or whatever that saying is. >> larry: can't see the forest through the trees. >> i mix things up. i tend to. >> larry: it's cute. >> you know, it's not great to get a job like "the tonight show" and then have to walk away from that. it can't feel great to anybody, and especially to somebody like that. but he's a great guy and he will succeed. whatever show he does is going to be a huge success. and, you know, that's all i can say. i wasn't involved in it. >> larry: you like them both. >> of course. >> larry: do you ever go beyond "chelsea lat

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jay leno gave the vehicle a test run on his website.of thousands of clicks later kwan's phone is ringing. >> to be on "leno" is the ultimate for any car company. it's really opened a lot of doors. >> reporter: so he has the car you might build if you could. his next step is to sell you one. >> from day one we wanted to do something that was very striking visually but also affordable. an option for people who may not have dot com fortunes. >> ready for primetime, ready for your garage. in santa clara, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> what won't they think of next? they're ready to sell the cars ranging from $25,000, the one you put together, to the $39,000 version that's ready to roll. >> it looks very cute but i couldn't find any place for my handbag or dry cleaning or anything. >> would you really going down 101 -- >> yeah. >> you have to drive it first. >> probably leave the ac out as an option. >> the handbag is the issue, people. all right. >> find a spot for the handbag. how about plenty of cooler temperatures across the bay are

jay gray has the latest from venice, louisiana. >> reporter: this afternoon, engineers finished pushing in cement to seal the well from the top. now there's a growing sense the flow of oil may be finally over. >> this is not the end but if will assure us there will be no chance of oil leaking into the environment. >> struggling fishermen meeting in alabama raise it a bit differently. >> the area to the west is dead. >> reporter: for many, the problems and frustration from almost three months of crude pouring into the gulf are still very much alive. >> i'm excited about the well being capped. but my neighbor who's fixing to lose his home and close his business, it don't mean a whole lot to him. >> there continue to be lingering questions about how much oil is still in the water. government scientists say 75% of the 207 million gallons from the spill is gone now. but those who worked and live on the water aren't so sure. >> like they're jumping the gun way too quick. >> they worry there's still crude weighed down by chemical dispersants below the surface. >> they should have never put the

jay gray has more. >> reporter: as he traveled to new orleans to mark the fifth anniversary of katrina, president obama made a promise to the gulf coast. >> my administration is going to stand with you and fight alongside you until the job is done. >> reporter: and five years later, so many are still fighting to finish that work. >> just another day. we just got to come back here and finish cleaning up the mess. >> reporter: others struggle to deal with the scars that just don't seem to heal. new orleans mayor mitch landrieu laid a wreath at the memorial to 100 still unidentified victims of katrina. while in the ninth ward, mostly still ravaged, a traditional second line procession marched acrop across the bridge, t where hundreds were stranded after the storm. across the spot where hundreds were stranded after the bridge. survivors returned to remember those lost. >> lawrence sanders. >> reporter: and to honor their memories by continuing the long struggle to come back. >> what we went through and where we are today. we're a whole lot better. >> reporter: though most agree, there's st

bill hall hit two home runs against the blue jays, one in the second inning, the other in the fifth. j.d. drew and adrian beltre also left the park. sox win, 10-1. >>> out west, angels and royals needed extra innings. bobby abreu ends it with a towering walk-off homer in the tenth. halos sweep kc with a 2-1 win. >>> the mets may be third in the nl east, but they're number one in something. they have given up more grand slams than any other team in baseball. the rockies' melvin mora are doing the honors. colorado wins it, 6-2. >>> speaking of grand slams, atlanta's brian mccann hits one in the tenth inning against the astros. braves score six runs in the frame after houston tied the game in the ninth. braves win, 8-2. >>> and, finally, if you thought that was a lot of home runs, you haven't seen anything yet. the d'backs had a home run derby of their own against the brewers. adam laroche gets it started. miguel montero following suit with a homer of his own. mark reynolds joins the act with his 26th, and then stephen drew caps off the craziness with yet another homer. arizona ties a m

nbc bay area's jay gray is in venice, louisiana, with the story tonight. >> reporter: right now, a crucial time on the floor of the gulf p gulf, using the injection test. >> it's designed to establish communication or a path for fluids to throw from the q 4000 down to the well. second to be to establish pumping rates. >> if it works the team also begin the static kill, pumping the thick mud through the containment trying to dry the oil back down below the seabed. even then, the fight which has already lasted 105 days won't be over. >> when we're done the static kill, we'll have some choices to make. >> the most important choice, how to send in cement to permanently seal the well. >> decide whether, is it beps based on what we observed during the static kill, to cement the well in a similar fashion that we did with the static kill? or is the best way to wait and intersect it with the relief well and cement it from there? >> the primary relief well, long considered the ultimate fix, will be ready in a couple of weeks. but even when the cement flows and the oil does not, there will still be p

. >>> yanks and blue jays. another five at-bats, but no home runs for alex rodriguez. he's been to the plate 48 times since hitting 599. nick switzer had no problem hitting the long ball. he hit two. unfortunately they weren't enough, and the blue jays won it, 8-6. >>> to tampa, rookie jeremy hellickson made his major league debut. it was a good one. jason kubel, thanks for playing, take a seat. then he made the veteran jim thome look like a minor leaguer. hellickson struck out six over seven. >>> to the fifth now, matt joyce, an rbi double off the wall. rays won it, 4-2. they're now tied for first place in the a.l. east with the yankees. >>> red sox and indians, if you're squeamish, you may want to turn your head. a single to right. a play at the plate. and catcher carlos santana got the worst of it. these are not supposed to have been like that. he remained down for over ten minutes and was carted off the field. he'll have an mri today. the indians won it, 6-5. >>> check this out from birmingham, alabama. being called the farthest basketball shot ever made, this guy

, oh, no the blue jays are out of town of. i think it's out of tampa bay. let's see what he has to say. >> i'm jerry gonzalez with the oakland as. it's beautiful, sunny, beautiful, sun's out. plane's out. the team's out. so we're getting ready to play and i'm kind of nervous right now. so hopefully we'll win the game! >> geo gonzalez! i stopped this about mid- morning so you can see in the eastern portio of the district it cleared late in the day. a trough north of us will breeze through and although it's going to be dry in the high sierra, we have a fire weather warning in effect, the winds are going to gust up in advancement of the trough. tonight overnight in the 50s. tomorrow because of the trough that will be sweeping through the bay area, our numbers are going to come down substantially. unseasonably cool conditions. 50s no clearing at the beaches to mid-70s at best inland. a few upper 70s. otherwise, if you are heading to the food fest in the mission district, make sure you have a jacket. temperatures in the 60s. meanwh

jay gray reports from florida. >> reporter: the president, first lady, and youngest daughter sasha landed in panama city this morning to begin a short working vacation along the gulf coast. >> the governor and the mayors and others invited us down to enjoy the beach and the water. >> reporter: but first, he sat down to talk recovery with officials and business owners from the region. the mission of this overnight stay clearly to signal that gulf coast waters, beaches, and businesses are open and safe. >> the gulf is open for business. that the beaches look great. and the restaurants are good. >> reporter: it is a message that echoes in south louisiana, where fishing waters have reopened. but commercial fishermen, shrimpers and charter captains are still struggling to convince many that their catch is clean. with no customers, charter captain james wilson spent his morning catching dinner. and says he has no worries about what he'll eat. >> our walleye fisheries, they've done over 1,000 tissue samples and all our fish are fine, safe to eat. the main thing is getting the big misconception t

jay gray reports from venice, louisiana. >> reporter: this weekend, in marinas across south louisiana, a blessing of the fleet. >> asking god's protection on our waterways as well for the restoration, for the cleanup efforts. >> reporter: the entire gulf coast could use some divine intervention right now. crews have cleared away debris from the bottom of the primary relief well. a process that's delayed the start of the static kill. >> that's could come as early as tomorrow night or into tuesday. it will depend on the final testing with the q4000 and the systems will be needed to inject the mud in there. >> reporter: mud and cement that could permanently seal the well. on the water's surface, the search for oil continues. along with concern that the crude is hiding below. weighed down by chemical dispersants. massachusetts representative ed markey issued a statement this weekend blasting bp and the epa for using those dispersants. it says in part bp often carpet bombed the ocean with these chemicals and the coast guard allowed them to do it. incident commander thad allen pushed back.

jay gray has details from venice, louisiana. >> reporter: it was a picture-perfect day off the florida coast this morning. the first family sharing the gulf waters with a school of tortoise before ending the day with a scoop of ice cream. the president hopes his weekend visit will convince tourists to come back to the gulf coast. louisiana shrimpers are making their way back out on the water. >> they say the water is clean. the seafood is safe. all we can do is try. >> reporter: as captains prepare to lower their nets, many for the first time since the well collapse, they must deal with the same problem they faced for almost four months here. uncertainty. fears over the safety of the seafood have filtered down now from consumers to the distributors who still haven't figured out how they'll handle the catch. >> when we come in tomorrow we'll find out whether we'll be able to sell the shrimp we catch. as for the price we'll get for the shrimp, no one knows. archlths the spill site, an armada of ships vournd the well as they continue pressure tests trying to figure out in f the bottom kil

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jay dow has the details. >> reporter: the controversy over a planned islamic center in the shadow of the new towers at ground zero began as a local issue. it would be a travesty to permit this building to be removed. >> islamic-phobia. >> reporter: but the debate has become a national political football that is playing out in this fall's midterm elections. a republican political action committee's web ad puts the controversy front and center. >> this ground is sacred. where we weep, they rejoice. >> reporter: on the lecture circuit, republicans, including former speaker of the house, newt beginning rich have rallid against it. >> where islamist extremes killed 3,000 americans that she we should tolerate? >> reporter: on her twitter account sarah palin urged peaceful new yorkers to reject the plan, which she described as unnecessary provocation. >> for conservative this is a good issue to talk about because it energizes their business, fit into the largest argument how democrats have taken their eye off the ball in the war against terrorists. >> reporter: the cultural center would be

oh, i feel like jay-z. i got 59 candles but a wick ain't one, yes.hank you." [ laughter ] "yes, it's a lot of fire. even the head of bp's going, 'stop wasting fuel,' yes. thank you." [ laughter ] yeah, robin, just -- we'll blow out the candles, you -- [ laughter ] hey, guys, listen to this. there's a new bill here in new york that would make it easier to report abusive bosses. yeah. you think people are gonna do that, higgins? >> steve: no. who would do that? i wouldn't do that. i'm not gonna do that. >> jimmy: huh? [ laughter ] what'd you say? >> steve: nothing. >> jimmy: what'd you say to me? [ crying ] >> steve: i didn't say anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. you didn't say anything. [ cheers and applause ] and finally, "sports illustrated" just reported that tiger woods made $90 million over the last year, or as elin nordegren calls it, $45 million. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. thank you for watching the show tonight. we got a fantasti

a as and jays. squeaks a ground ball through the infield. steve tollefson gets the opening run.they won the last six series at the coliseum. a wide receiver played just one year of his five-year deal, he made over $5 million for just one catch. >>> brett favre might play sunday night against the 49ers in candlestick t silver fox was at vikings practice this afternoon and announced this will be his final season. of course, until he changes his mind again next off-season which we have seen before. flying everywh ristol . >> i really don't know what i'm getting into. she said daddy i want you to win one more super bowl, and i said oh, this is the last year of my contract. i'm sure a lot of people are like, yes. including my family. who love watching me play but god we can't take the agony. . >> i'll believe it when i see it. >> what, football? >> trucks flying everywhere at bristol motor speedway this tennessee. two laps left. star bangs this to ken schrader, hits the wall hard, seven trucks involved. kyle bush wins. rays and rangers shaun rodriguez leaps and bangs against the wall

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jay gray, new orleans. >>> this is eric butler.e has held on to everything that he had left after katrina, and that is just a little bit of mardi gras beads and a childhood photo. butler has come a very long way. he is now a youth counselor in oakland, but when the levees broke, his family was among those stranded on rooftops for three days, trying to avoid the floodwaters. five years ago, butler was desperate and hungry. and with no sign of help coming, he jumped into the water, and swam to a store to find food for his family. >> as we're swimming, there's people on roofs, and i can see people that i know or that i have seen before. some of them elderly, and they're begging for help. >> reporter: butler does have three children of his own, but while he remains here in the bay area, the rest of his family has returned to the south. though his family says it's just not the same. for him, oakland and the bay area will be home, he tells us. >>> brian williams is hosting a special edition of "meet the press" from new orleans coming up

the a's will play their second game against the blue jays at 7:00 tonight. here's a bizarre play from last night's game. toronto's jose bautista hits the ball off the foul pole that should be a home run but the umpires miss it. he gets a home run any way, and an inside run -- inside-the-park home run. there we go. a's got one hit, too. this home run from shane marcum. jays still win 3-16789. >> the 49ers have a new horse in their stable of running backs. brian westbrook, one of the best running backs in the nfl over the past several years will be in camp today. he was released by the philadelphia eagles because of multiple concussions. he missed half of last season. the 30-year-old said doctors have cleared him to play. he has a one-year deal and will back up frank gore. you can see the 49ers sunday night at 5:00 right here on nbc bay area. >> it's sunday, sunday, sunday. it is 5:20 now. time to check in with mike inouy inouye. >> tuesday morning commute traffic, that sensor had zero on it before i corrected that. it's 68. a smooth drive. so no major delays