it was just really hard to take in without becoming emotional. >> reporter: still, the travis' saw india as a best option. they moved forward quickly, less than a year later mark came into the world in india. >> mark was born. our surrogate was here. in the operation room, sure surrogate was here for days. >>you were there when he was born? >> we were there when he was born. >> what was that like? >> the one thing i remember when mark came out they said "he's beautiful he looks like you." and i said thank you. >> reporter: where are you guys at right now? >> well, i am in baltimore maryland. >> and megan. >> london, england. >> and it takes a world to make a baby these days. crystal helps others build their families, more than 600 couples, like ed and his partner, bringing together people from five cities on three continents to get a baby, including a friend donating her egg from london. >> i have an extra super cool aunt and the child can visit me in london and i can expose them to another side of culture in another part of the world. >> tony johnson and his partner tried to adopt throu

sarah goodfriend and suzanne bryant exchanged vows before a rabbi in the travis county clerks office. the marriage followed a state district court order instructing officials to not rely on texas' unconstitutional prohibitions of same-sex marriage. last year a federal court declared the ban unconstitutional but they stayed the ruling. the travis county spokeswoman says the order only applies to goodfriend and bryant who brought emergency action because goodfriend suffers from cancer. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40 $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ ♪ this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get h

is indicating others have said the same thing. >> travis, quickly before i let you go, veterans we spoke last week, and you said most of them were the ones who were waving the flag on his misreporting, most of them accepting this apology. do they stand in their acceptance today? >> i have not spoken with any of them since, but i expect their position is mostly the same. these group of guys, it's a small group of guys and they have basically the same feeling is, that they got an apology and they're more or less satisfied with that. but i think that this is probably going to create more upset among the wider veteran population, who, you know frankly, a lot of them want to see him gone. >> travis tritten publisher with "stars and stripes," stay on it. thank you so much. brian >>> up next a dramatic moment at the grammy. a domestic abuse survivor takes to the stage and gave a dramatic account. >>> and also, a family in agony, hoping that their daughter is a live after isis claims that she was killed. they are reaching out directly to this terro

the thing that is least well understood about travis is he is an insanely good recruiter. was always going into walmart and getting their cio, going in and getting the best people he possibly can. that is what travis has done. >> when you think about competitors like halo, just got out of the u.s. market, lyft and out of the u.s. market, lyft and sidecar, do they stand a chance? >> i don't know. i have often thought about it like this. first of all, a lot of the money goes to the driver. it is a lower margin business. i think it is tough to compete. i think travis is very competitive. >> what else can uber do? we have seen them delivering christmas trees. what is next? >> when they raised money, the deck had zero slides on these types of things. whatever might be next. that is not to say the companies are not interested. they are testing food delivery, they have done flower delivery on valentines. i think it is something they are watching. i think, for the time being, everyone knows that focus is critical to great execution, and the opportunity in front of us is immense. >

it was clear that brian williams' chinook was not following the chinook hit by the rpg in other company. >> travislly key here is how veterans are responding to brian williams' apology. brian, let me turn to you. you have spoken to the pilot of the chinook which brian williams and his camera men were in. how did he recount the event? >>> he tells a different story this. pilot says that the three choppers that they were with this company of helicopters, did come under small arms fire and did -- was struck by one rpg but the helicopter struck was not the one brian williams was in. it was in one close by a little bit ahead. i wonder whether we're talking about two cases of two different attacks of two different companies of helicopters. it shows how confusing this has been. one thing is clear. when brian williams has said on television and to david letterman and implied in blog posts that his helicopter was struck by an rpg, that's simply not true. brooke i can't have find many people at nbc who think he's making an innocent mistake. there's anger of people that think he may be dismisleading. >> vete

victory or death signed william barrett travis commander of the alamo. besides travis there were other famous people. davy crockett jim buoy, jim bonham and many others. thank you mr. speaker. i will try to finish my comments. mr. speaker, it's interesting that all of these people were volunteers. they came from most states, 13 foreign countries. they were black, they were brown, and they were white. i would like to submit, have unausonntto submit the names of the 187 volunteers that were at the alamo on march -- that died on march 6, 1836. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. poe: thank you, mr. speaker. these hardy band of frontiersmen and patriots, shop keepers, lawyers, were a frightful sight to see. they did not wear uniforms, they wore what they worked in. they entered the alamo and they stood there for 13 days fought here at this place and all died for texas freedom. they fought against a dictatorship a dictator by the name of santa anna. he had abolished the constitution of mexico. texas was a part of mexico at the time. he had abolishe

he's been in touch with veterans who were there in the other chinook. this is what traviseen told brian williams and the nbc crew was not on any of the three chinooks in the company that was hit. they were actually traveling in the second company in the opposite direction towards kuwait when that attack occurred. typically, they would travel about an hour behind the other a company when they were doing supply runs. they had just happened to pass though in the desert with one going south and one with going north. so geographically then close but it was clear that a brian williams' chinook was not following the chinook hit by the rpg in the other company. >> so two different versions here of this chain of events from 2003. david, to you. you wrote in the sun, if credibility means anything to nbc news brian williams will no long per be editor and anchor by the end of the day friday. do you still feel that way? >> i do. absolutely. i'll tell you why brooke. this superintendent just as he said he misremembered something from 12 years ago. he also used the language of conflating

the driver, travis kvapil missed the race in atlanta after number 44 disappeared.e footage captured the trailer taken from a hotel. the car turning up 50 miles northeast of the speedway. the team tweeting quote, and this is word for word old faithful, home where it belonged. no arrests yet. >>> and a little warmth in the windy city. this little girl at the zoo, what a face. mom chowing down after all of that work. her first baby in more than ten years. go, mom. >>> when we come back, one brave boy's wishes come true. why the firefighters look up to him. o 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. i'm down with crestor! make your move. ask your doctor about crestor. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ wh

and she sends a letter to the travis county commissioner's office demanding $165,000 for pain and sufferinge commissioner's office settles with winkfein for $40,000. the constable's office maintains the officer did nothing wrong and calls the payout a miscarriage of justice, insists it sets a bad precedent. but the county judge says defending a lawsuit would have cost more than $40,000. winkfein tells us she's satisfied and just wants to put the whole thing behind her. sometimes decisions are made on gut instinct. there's no time to evaluate the consequences. and at a bank in seattle, washington, another man makes a quick decision. will he regret it? >> he put the bag on the counter. he said this is a ransom. fill the bag with money. >> jim nicholson is the teller in this video. when the robber demands the money, caught on the bank's security cameras, jim's instincts kick in. >> i grabbed the bag, threw it on the ground and said where is it? referring to if he had a weapon. >> it's a bold move by the teller. the robber hesitates. he doesn't show a weapon. what would you do in this situation

a state district judge ordered the travis county clerk to grant a marriage license to suzanne bryant and her partner of 30 years, sarah goodfriend, saying the couple needed "immediate relief" from the ban because goodfriend has ovarian cancer. goodfriend and bryant celebrated at a news conference. >> this really is very, very meaningful to our family to have the kind of ability to make personal decisions, health decisions, and financial decision as a family going forward. >> we are grateful we have had this opportunity to crack the door open in texas. we hope it will swing wide for everyone very soon. >> just hours later, the state supreme court blocked the order allowing the couple to wed. texas attorney general ken paxton has declared the marriage void. a federal jury in new orleans has awarded $14 million to five indian workers in a trafficking case involving the firm signal international. in the aftermath of hurricane katrina, signal brought hundreds of people from india to work on repairs at its shipyard in pascagoula, mississippi. the workers say they spent their life savings to

trinton the reporter for stars and stripes who broke the story and has continued to dig for the truth. travisere. it's been really stellar reporting by you gois because the veterans came to you and you stayed on it. let's just start with when in your estimation based on the conversations you had with the guys who were actually in these helicopters, when did the misleading statements by mr. williams begin? >> what they told me was from the very beginning they felt that this story was misreported and misrepresented. and really they've been frustrated and angry about it since then. >> he claims that he was part of a group of helicopters that was going on a mission and that one of the choppers took rpg fire, ak-47 fire and so on. you have a map tonight that shows in fact brian williams' helicopter wasn't part of that mission and actually was going a different way. tell us what we're seeing here with big windy and hercules. >> sure yeah. i spoke with five veterans who were on these aircraft at length. there were two companies here. there was a chinook company of three helicopters traveling north.

. >> reporter: have the travis-trafficked---heavy traffic on the gold gate bridge going in to the marinounty is backed up on the toll plaza on the richmond bridge all the way to the castro street and a bit beyond for the ride out of richmond. update some drive * on east. heading south on 242 and 680 and 22 minute drive through this and drive. the heaviest traffic right now is and all the mid valley in cupertino. we are picking up delays coming down from burlington to 92. tracking place on their rights are marin county back up north of highway 87 to drive time 39 minutes from a bottle to the colgate bridge. --and the bottle. --navado. >> reporter: actor and was hospitalized as he was hit in the head by a site near of the passing s u b. --suv from american or stories. --horror stories. hey, u foot t mil at'sacta®. righ 100%eal lk st whouthe ltose so youan dnk a youant. .witno dcomft? actl he, trsome. m, iis rl mi. see?elicus. of bp! . ght re gl, bo! ctai®. 10 reamilk noiscoort. d foa tay snk that 100realairy try ctai® ctagehees my tin man has a big toe the size of a house. the lion is sma

the farm. randall and travis for the score. randall had 19 points for the game. this is going to be the cardinal game. >> wallace is going, no! >> you see the tip? and cal tried to hang and stay in it but too much fire power this day. anthony brown and the cardinal running away with it 72-61 the final. the battle royale cal and stanford. >>> we move from that to somewhere in the huddle is rex walters the coach trying to figure out pepperdine in the home white. first half the crisp passing and a corner shot tim dirksen and there go those dons. pepperdine you're going to watch them extend the defense, extend, extend, extend, nobody back to stop jet rains. that's the easy two. jet rains that's his real name. but dirksen as shoulders must be sore because he carried the dons with a driving layup. he scored 19. it will be a last-ditch effort for pepperdine. last chance -- the big -- no. no, no, no. dons held on to win 56-54. dons have won three straight games 7 straight wins over the waves. >>> duke's oakafor in a blazer. they didn't need him. hosting clemson. ridiculo

spring training and making another run, but he has not talked to bruce bochy about his spot on the team. travisi am just thinking out loud probably that it will be as a back up outfielder and be the lefty off the bench. if that's what i will be that's the best i will be at it. >> mike shumann abc7 sports. >> shu is headed to visit the camps and get work on his tan. he will have live reports starting tomorrow at giants camp. >> hope he uses sun block. >> very important. >> the warriors learned exactly how important steph curry is because they did not have him tonight as they opened a six-game road trip. he tweaked his ankle against the spurs a few nights ago. he tried to go to warm ups but was clearly in pain. look at this fade away jumper. fast-forward and the final seconds and barely beats the clock. i am not sure if they got it off. he had 30. the warriors shot around 40% and nobody really helped clay out. he had 39 in the game. warriors fall 104-98. it is the 10th loss of the year. women's college hoops the battle of the bay part two. stanford won the first game a few nights ago. 24 for the

. >>> and the trailer with travis kvapil's race car inside, stolen from a parking lot. rth an estimated $250,000. police say surveillance video shows a silver jeep driving up. he still has a sense of humor, tweeting, if anybody finds my car, let me know. >>> and if you felt bad leaving your dog this morning, a new study says they have a short-term memory of about two minutes. so, they likely forgot you left. >>> when we come back, final answer. white and gold or blue and black? we'll get to the bottom of it. music stops ♪music resumes♪ music stops ♪music resumes♪ [announcer] purina pro plan's bioavailable formulas deliver optimal nutrient absorption. [owner] come on. [announcer] purina pro plan. nutrition that performs. anyone have occasional constipation diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these occasional digestive issues... with 3 types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips' the hoover floormate deluxe. washes. scrubs. dries. floormate deluxe. starting at one thirty nine. [ fishing rod castin

the stanford band there. how about jason randall. travis with the score. early in the second. got to keep eyes on him.e lead to 11. there's still time. just 18 minutes toe go in a game. too much stanford down. they bend, did not break. michael humphrey. he likes it from the corner. stanford wins, final of 72-61. still in pretty good position for a first round buy in the conference tournament. all right, walters is in there trying to call the play to figure out pepperdine in the home whites. and he just gets the ball and gets out of his way. driving layup, he scored 19. last ditch effort for pepperdine off the inbounds, half court prayer, no, no, no. and they held onto win it by two. 56-54. they have won three straight games. they have won seven straight over pepperdine. >> all i make a lot of purchases for my business and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. tr

state and how the death penalty is applied with women, jodi arias actually did the stabbing of the victim, travisxander. in this instance, she didn't engage in the actual act of the murder. she was involved in the conspiracy involving the killing of her husband with the person who took the plea deal. so even though she didn't engage in the actual act of murders itself, she's getting the death penalty. >> i think a lot of people would be disturbed by the idea that some guy actually took the knife to her husband while she drove up later and didn't have that hand-to-hand combat with him. >> the facts of the case basically are that she and the boyfriend planned to kill the husband and on a day where he had apparently been to church and was doing other rather nice things, the boyfriend with a knife that she supplied and a nightstick that she supplied -- >> and some kerosene. >> beat him, took him to a remote area, she pulled up in the car, checked to make sure he was dead and they took off. it's called acting in concert murder. >> but it's interesting the dichotomy. one actually engaged in the act its

. >> reporter: in san jose and santa clara, human trees came down just from the surging wind. bob of travis tree professionals says the next storm could cause even more damage. >> the wind is the most dangerous. rain, yeah sometimes, if it rains really hard get a little mudslides here and there. a little bit of rain, a little bit of wind beware. >> reporter: sometimes trees can't just be trimmed, they need to be brought down which can be tough for home owners who have group attached to the trees. >> but at the end of the day, i think it does provide a lot more safety. >> reporter: professionals say they are booked solid with jobs the next two days as people prepare for the storms. coming up at 6:00 we will show you how it looks and sounds when a huge tree crashes down. robert honda abc 7 news. >>> [ inaudible ] bracing for a downpour, where tomorrow's storm will hit. the rain is badly needed some in marin county are paying repair bills for the december flooding a restaurant has sand bags in place to prevent any possible flooding. >> we save all the bag ss. anything happens, we got to set th

the teen is accused of stealing two trucks and breaking into a third. >> this is new a faculty student baseball game in florida landed a school counselor in handcuffs. this is video of travis the counselor body slamming the teacher to the floor. he faces aggravated battery charges. two children were in the gym and witnessed the attack. >>> lincoln university is investigating an incident of graffiti on campus. the derogatory term was painted on a sign in southern chester county. the school's president is telling the student body not to be distract bide the cowardly act of others. >>> it is 5:57 we're following a develop story the desperate search for a limo driver's killer goes on. the. >> a live update on outdoor conditions and weather and traffic updates all next. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this friday, february 20. here's what's going on. >> it's cold! accuweather says records could fall this morning before snow moves in tomorrow. >> developing this morning a limo driver is gunned down and philadelphia police are on the hunt for his killer. >> philadelphia afternoon archdiocesan schools are closed. public schools are open. dozens of schools are reporting closure

the name is familiar but details are fuzzy. believe this, we understand. arias faces possible death sentence for killing former boyfriend, traviser. her first trial was broadcast live and the gristled detal sils nearly two years ago. tonight, jean casarez has the latest but first reminds how she got here. >> reporter: the jodi arias murder trial first began in january 2013. >> this is not a case of who done it. the person who done it, the person who committed this killing sits in court today. it's the defendant, jodi ann arias. >> throughout the trial, you'll learn more about jodi arias, much more about jodi. you'll find she's an articulate bright young woman who is a very talented artist and photographer. but most of all, what you'll learn is that jodi loved travis. >> reporter: arias was accused of stabbing her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander, 20 times and shooting him in the head. the premeditated crime, juan martinez said, came after arias realized that alexander would not marry her. the two had a volatile relationship and much came before the jury. salacious audio from sex tapes. >> remember the first time you and i grinded

the breeze. it's picked up west, southwest at travis. the delta breeze has come back. 14 miles an hour. kolb cord west. northwest at napa. after this system moves out the arctic plunge will move in. maybe all the way down to miami. low clouds, mist for us. cooler and breezy. a west wind is in place which means 50s and 60s out of those 70s. some areas on the coast will not breakthrough about 58-59. 60 to about 64 is normal. warmest techs will be way away from the coast. really in rain in sight. just a little warmup; a little cool down. >> thank you. >>> time is 5:52. tough choice. your house or your pets? coming up in 20 minutes, how the bay area housing crunch is forcing many pet owners to make that difficult decision. >> another decision sponge bob square participants, 50 shades of grey. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratula

it was in may of 2013 that the 34-year-old was convicted of murder of her ex-lover, travis alexander.as found dead in the shower in phoenix area home. shot in the head, stabbed nearly 30 times. his throat slit from ear to ear. the prosecution portrayed arias as compulsive liar. the defense said she was emotionally, physically, sexually abused by alexander. that was controvertal in the trial back then. two jurors were dismissed without explanation. leaving nine woman, five men. ultimately 12 will deliberate and decide arias's fate and future. jon, that begins this morning. the headline here besides that begins this morning the judge says the decision will be read live on tv. back to you in new york. jon: live coverage for that part of the trial. adam housley, thank you. jenna: brand new stories we bring you the next hour of "happening now." commuter rail crash just north of los angeles. all the breaking news on this crash as we get it. >>> plus was it self-defense or road rage or something else? latest twist in deadly las vegas shooting as the victim's husbands out after the suspect's

the homes. just dangerous. >> reporter: travis tree professionals say the most common precaution is removing large branches off trees because the branches catch the wind like a sail. one homeowner said he learned that lesson firsthand. >> the last storm where we had the big winds we actually couldn't even drive up our road. it was obvious it is very dangerous in the storms. these trees are quite large and can snap. >> are you getting a lot of calls in. >> yes. >> what are people saying? >> help. >> reporter: i should point out travis tree professionals does not need to drum up business. it is already booked solid until friday. they do expect more business when the storm hits but those will probably be in san jose. >>> and the storm hit the bay area first as jeff alluded to. business owners and residents are well aware what happened last time when the last big storm happened which was in december. the flooding here at the restaurant, already you see the plastic bags and liners already in place new. >> we save all the bags for next weekend. if anything happens we'll set them up rightly. and we got w

catherine martin plays basketball a lot at the school with travis mims and students. ing the game there were little trash talking bott more physical but what happened next what you saw right there she never expected to be thrown to the ground. she drove herself to the hospital. she has broken rib an neck injury. despite all of that, she says she for gives hims. >> i felt that part of it was just being -- playing basketball. but he did go too far. he was remorseful when we talk with him. that didn't change what happened happened. >> definitely things went too far. this morning imagery sign while police continued their investigation. martin hopes to get back to work sometime next week. >>> take look at this guy here. why police say his order at wawa sparked so much rage he attacked the worker. >> the business of pot in college. the actual class teaching how to make money off marijuana. >> woman slept outside in the cold risked freezeing to step to safe dog. what's with the suit? oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? se

travis for the score. stanford is in charge. for the first half, here's cal winding down trying to cut it to single digits. waved off at first but then they counted it. here came anthony brown. beautiful bucket. a seesaw game. dwight for three for stanford and they are still within striking range but too many stanford down the stretch. michael humphrey with a splash. stanford beats cal 67-57. >>> still with basketball, somewhere in this huddle is rex walter the head coach at usf. at pepperdine, and tim dirksen likes to hit from the corner. the dons are rolling. pepperdine, look at them extend the defense, extend it, extend it, and then jet raines says pass it to me it's an easy bucket. dirksen says here's my back, climb on, i'll carry you through. it's the layup. he scored 19 for the dons. one last-ditch effort for pepperdine. half court launch, no, no, no, the dons won 56-54. dons have beaten the waves seven straight times the third straight win overall for san francisco. >>> we show you duke because, well, our producers fell i

the 50s. gusts to 33 at travis. that is the only thing keeping the lows in the 40s or 50s.re airport. and also out of the north for most locations. it will be a northerly breeze. as the low begins to move out, the breeze will tail off. 12 up in truckee 36 arcadia. yet the cold air continues to make its plunge. chicago four below. st. louis 5. atlanta 38. 48 down to new orleans. the windchill is the big factor again. 21 below in chicago. 30 below green bay. there is a good look at that system as it finally moves. it's heading off to the four corners. it will give them fits. that really won't kick in until tomorrow. today gusts 25-30 miles an hour. a few showers south. warmer weather but the lows are going to be cold next couple of mornings. a chilly morning. sunny and windy at times. wind advisory north and east bay hills. by this afternoon most of the breeze should be getting to wane if you will. 60s and 70s on the temps. northerly breeze is a warm one for some. but a lot of 60s in here. and oakland can maintain a low north and northeast. everyone else 60s and cold tuesday

who are the superstars? >> travis just him off the stage -- on the one hand, eye-popping value in the other hand an opportunity to disrupt market types, fedex, heinz -- [indiscernible] >> i have a very restrictive policy on buying shares or selling chairs but i probably would invest. >> companies -- do you see them getting a whack to generate more money? >> i think they will find themselves having a hard time breaking -- raising money at the actual value proposition at the revenue level -- series a lead's the series b. >> the think square possible you wish and is in line with where it should be? >> i'm not nearly as familiar with their business as i'm not an investor as i perhaps should be -- i think if they hack the small business pricing they are probably undervalued. >> i love financial services. >> apple is expected to introduce some payment offer for the phone and i watch. >> there so secretive so i have no idea who is running the amide ring -- for a long time it was rumored they were interviewing someone to run

despite finding the car travis' extreme racing pulled out of tomorrow's race. emember leonard niony. >> that's how we knew him. >> to boldly go where no man has gone before. >> the pointy ears and the greeting fans from around the world tweeting that famous hand gesture. he began acting at eight years old. there were small parts in movies and tv. then came star track the initial sci-fi adventure started in 1966 and lasted three seasons but it made him a star. >> this seems to have a tranquilizing effect on the human nervous system. >> there was something we would call humanity about this character and for me it was a great experience to live with that for a long time. >> tributes from president obama who tweeted long before being nerdy was cool was leonard. to his co-star who said my heart is broke and from his oldest co-star william shanner. we will miss his ability and capacity to love. >> we shall be your friend. >> leonard niomy died at 83. >> live long and prosper. >> his own final tweet is getting a lot of attention. it reads a life is like a garden perfec

the eurozone. i want to bring in mark travis,. poke, you are starting an international small cap to take advantage of some of the volatility. looking at some of the values abroad though. are you the contrarian who looks at what is going on in europe and the mess and say there is value an opportunity here? >> there is. the have to reconcile the differences. i look at the 10 year spanish note at 160 as a return free risk. i think there is pricing volatility in the smaller cap shares in the eurozone that is giving us opportunities across the globe. it is one we can drive our smaller assets under management into and hopefully to fund shareholders. >> where are you deploying the capital then? >> you mentioned great britain. we have a name there we like and that is the privatized postal service of great britain. it went public at 330 tenths and today it is at 430. we think it is worth about 560 tentshs -- about .560. there is one called paddington the closed on before christmas. they have one card not -- one called nine alelms. it unders

identity or religion specifically, meaning it's not a civil rights violation and the research council in this instance agrees. travisays the shop owner can't be legally compelled to write a message. >> if the baker doesn't want to approve that message whether it's hatred or not, that's their right. the law should reflect this principle. >> i said i don't do cakes for same-sex weddings. >> everyone deserves a cake. >> reporter: where the disagreement arises between legal scholars and conservative groups is over cases like these where judges have found business owners must provide cakes to same-sex couples even if they don't believe in same-sex marriage. legal experts say it's discrimination based on sexual orientation and conservative groups say it's exercise of free speech. variations of these cases will pop up in states all over the country. the takeaways are two-fold. you can't use the guise of religion to force someone to write a message they don't want to write and there's no federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation meaning states that do have that protection in place will be the mai

the half. another basket right here by jonah travis. harvard beats up on penn, 63-38 the final. >>> just hours away from the big game dan the final day of preparations for the patriots and seahawks cam chancellor and earl thomas listed as probable. seattle trying become the first team in a decade to row pet a super bowl champs last team to do it the patriots. >>> sarone in a williams won her 19th grand slam title with a convincing win over marie sharipova. 33 yeared will become the oldest win of the australian's women title clinching that marsh on her third match point with an ace. big day for this guy tyler lewis on espn college game day had to make a half court shot in 18 seconds. he missed three on much his last shot the fourth money. the crowd loves it. he shows off a little more hop on the score table and celebrates with the fan. >> phoenix open one of the wildest tournaments in golf the 16th hole this one the rowdy yesterday. so what happens when francesco mal nari makes a hole in one. the fan goes crazy celebrate by throwing beer

stars and stripes reported travis trenton broke the story and he interviewed some of the veterans who were on that mission and they wanted to set the record straight. >> to see somebody else who is trying to claim credit for being there, i think it just struck a very personal nerve to them. >> nbc chief executive steve bird says williams' actions were inexcusable and the suspension is appropriate. lester holt will continue to fill in for williams during the absence. >>> he found a way to connect with younger viewers and the news stories like no one has. but now jon stewart is calling it quits as host of the daily show and as to what he'll be doing next is still a mystery. don daly has more. >> comedy central gave me an incredible opportunity 17 years ago to pilot this wonderful franchise. in my heart i know it is time for someone else to have that opportunity. [ audience growns ] >> no, no, no. >> reporter: after bouncing the comedy cellars of new york city and cable shows in the early '90s, stewart took the rains of the flag -- reins in 1999 and never looked back. >> welcome to the d

. >> who are the superstars that you like? >> travis just came off the stage. on the one hand, it is an eye-popping valuation. in the other hand, an opportunity to disrupt market sized -- i invested very early. >> would you do it again? >> i probably would invest. >> the companies that are not as transformative, d.c. been getting a lack in the next 12 months -- do you see them getting a whack in the next 12 months? >> you think storage valuation is in line with shipping? >> i'm not familiar with their business because i'm not an investor. i perhaps should be. i think if they crack the business lending that they are into, -- >> apple is expected to introduce a new software for their phone and watch. you think they have the acumen to handle that? do think people will use it? >> they are so secretive. for long time, there was a rumor that they were interviewing people to run their payments. that seemed like an interesting step. they are by far in the best position to make a huge -- the have the world's largest election of credit cards on file . it has never been c

as for solving the curse of the odd numbered year, travis said flatly, just win the world series.posed to be that easy, but after three titles, i don't think anybody would put it past this team. at at&t park, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right baseball season coming up and casey mcgee from santa cruz. local guy comes back, and cannot forget about fan fest for the a's on sunday and obviously fans invited to the coliseum for that. >> with tomorrow and the giant fan fest, some rain expected, but these guys will get it. >> giants fans, hard core. a little rain is not going to stop anybody from turning out. especially after you win a world series. good crowd, but maybe a few people. >> still, of all weekends, 43 days without any rain at all. we finally get some rain and it's to fan fest. >> i'm looking forward to seeing some of the new faces, like casey mcgee and getting familiar with them. camp opens on the 18th of the month. so, it's coming up. pitchers and catchers, right after valentine's day. >> there you go. thanks, mark. >> back now to our storm coverage. we'll give you a look at

who are the superstars? >> travis just came him off the stage -- on the one hand eye-popping value in the other hand an opportunity to disrupt market types, fedex, heinz -- [indiscernible] >> i have a very restrictive policy on buying shares or selling sells but i probably would invest. >> companies not as impactful -- do you see them getting a whack to generate more money? >> i think they will find themselves having a hard time raising money at the actual value proposition at the revenue revenue level -- series a leads the series b. >> the think square possible you wish and is in line with where it should be? >> i'm not nearly as familiar with their business as i'm not an investor as i perhaps should be -- i think if they crack the small business pricing they are probably undervalued. i love financial services. >> apple is expected to introduce some payment offer for the phone and i watch. >> there so secretive so i have no idea who is running the amide ring -- for a long time it was rumored they were interviewing so

in fact, what the prosecutor has done this far has been excellent. you present those gruesome photos of travisith his 27 to 29 stabbing wounds gunshot wounds to the head, and his throat slit ear to ear and the jury doesn't have to go back in that room to deliberate much longer. think about it greta. they have been doing this since october. i don't think they are going to spend very much more time having to make a decision as to whether or not she should be sentenced to death or to life. at this point, i believe they are going to come back with a death sentence for jodi arias. >> i have no idea what this jury is going to do. they are given sort of -- the judge will give them an instruction and tell them how to apply the evidence and what the law is which sometimes is complicated for anybody. but, what strikes me is that jody was given an opportunity as every death penalty defendant is to address the jury. and essentially beg for life. and she didn't take that opportunity. she wanted to have the courtroom cleared so that she could speak to the jury. the judge wouldn't allow that but, you know ri

and it was interesting in the retrial and penalty phase as the defense tried to paint travis alexander as a manipulator and the prosecution said it was all jodi arias planning to kill the man because he broke off the relationship. >> so a hung jury second time takes the death penalty off of the table. >> reporter: it comes down to life in prison or life in prison with parole after 25 years. >> in the meantime, the mother accused in an unthinkable crime poisoning her five-year-old son with salt. spear's defense team not calling witnesses. and our legal panel weighs in on this sad case. and hours from a deadline for shutting down the homeland security. john boehner said it is it a battle. >> yesterday the white house press secretary said it is it a fight amongst the republicans. it is not a fight with the republicans. all re to fund the homeland security and stop the president's executive actions. he spilled a little soda on his shirt, but that wasn't the big deal... this story had 30 minutes left. the like really big deal was that he was with jessica. until kim realized that stouffer's

we have an interesting tweet that we can report to you now from the stars and stripes reporter, travis trenton, that he broke the brian williams story, in stars and stripes. he sent out this tweet tonight. i don't get any satisfaction from seeing brian williams suspended, like the vets i spoke with, i just wanted to set the record straight. what's interesting to me general mcinerney is maybe there's culpability here by nbc news, in as much as the pilot, we spoke to the pilot flying brian williams but the pilot of the chopper that was shot down tried to inform nbc, reached out to nbc, reached out to the table network msnbc and never heard back from them. inside apparently there were a lot of reports, i don't know if they're true but reports i've been reading all week that nbc knew about this proclivity to tell tall tales, and they didn't do anything to stop him. what's your reaction to that? >> well my reaction sean is there's a narrative that's been building in the mainstream media that they can absolutely lie about what they're saying, particularly when they're talking about conservat

she was convicted of murdering travis alexander but the first jury deadlocked on her punishment. two of the four students arrested in connection with the party drug molly are from maryland. police say zachary kramer of bethesda and another from lutherville are two -- and two others are now suspended and face criminal charges. this after 11 other students were hospitalized over the weekend. some after they attended a rave on saturday night. >> the supreme court is hearing arguments today in a case about possible employment discrimination. a muslim woman claims she was turned down for a job by a clothing retailer abercrombie & fitch after she showed up wearing a black head scarf. the company has fought back claims and settled others and changed the dress code. a new study shows startling differences of incarceration rates in various counties and towns. it's based on data recently made available by a new maryland law. baltimore city has the highest incarceration rate in the state for nearly 1400 per 100,000 population. >> if you're flying southwest today, make sure to check the stat

the rumor stage. you could say nascar drivers "drive it like they stole it." in georgia, someone actually stole it. travis-vah-pil had his race car, the trailer it was in and the truck that was towing it, all stolen out of the parking lot of the hotel he was staying at in morrow, georgia. local police freely admit they have no idea where the car is. the problem for kuh-vah-pil, is all of his backup cars are still getting pieced back together after being wrecked. so he's gotta sit out the next sprint cup event. and find a way home. our producer kevin seiter is like a proud papa tonight. he's the assistant coach for east side prep in east palo alto. tonight, his "girls" as he calls them, pulled of a big upset in the section playoffs. beating the 11th ranked team in the entire state. what makes this amazing is east side prep only has six girls on the entire team. keep in mind. you need five to take the court. and three of the girls on the team are only freshmen. so congrats to east side prep and also their head coach donovan blythe. >> pam: we are still expecting some stormy weather >> vanessa: we are curren

travis? >> how's it going, terry? >> how you doing, man? >> i'm doing well. doing really well. >> i got ther you, homeboy. >> i see that. i really appreciate that. that's nice. >> oh, man. now, how long have you been a country boy? >> as long as i could. ever since i was born, i was doing youth rodeo, riding horses, before i started school, and, you know, in high school, i did--you know, i rode bareback broncos like, buckin' horses. i rode a bull a couple times. >> this is great. well, you know, in texas i know they got a lot of rich cowboys... >> ha. >> with a lot of land. >> that's gonna be me... >> that's it, man. >> after today. >> you ready to be a millionaire? >> i'm ready. i'm ready, terry. >> well, listen, say hello to our millionaire money tree: 14 questions spread over 2 rounds with money values going from $100 all the way up to

the poop stays away. >>> nascar driver travis quadriplegicle has no car. arrying his car was stolen last night and since he is part of one of the smallest teams in nascar he doesn't have a backup car. the ride is said to be worth $250,000. >>> shears only a junior she is a junior i school. here's dennis o'donnell with more on the hoops star. >> number 20 sabrina. >> she is out to prove that she is the best player every day. >> i try my best to keep her humble. it's tough sometimes because she is so good. >> i started, like, stepping up in bigger games and stuff the coaches would always joke around about calling me the franchise kind of stuck with me. >> reporter: that's because is brain into is a basketball talent that can do it all. during sabrina's three years at miramonte she led the matadors to an 82-7 record with all 7 losses coming against nationally ranked teams. [screaming ] >> reporter: she is an assist machine. the 6-footer owns the paint. and naturally she is a scoring machine. . >> i don't think i'm that good. it seems normal to me. >> reporter: