first lieuteniant travis manyon a best friend to many. >> so many people said travis was my best friende way that i felt was that travis was my best friend. >> the family established this foundation in travis's memory to support other families who have lost loved ones and remind the rest of us that each of these faces is just as important as travis's. at the wind blown philadelphia national cemetery today the matthews family was remembering exactly that celebrating donald george matthews and recognizing that each of these head stones represents one of this country's servants. >> everyone out here each and everyone has a family and has somebody that loves them dearly. >> reporter: on this day when we honor those who have died in service to the country travis's uncle recognizes each are lost but one piece in the fabric of our freedom, each one infinitely valuable. >> i think the way he was he wouldn't have wanted this to be about him. he would want it to be about the people you see on the website. >> travis died in his second tour of duty in iraq afraid that someone less prepared might go

that is what travis has done.ly: when you think about competitors like halo, just got out of the u.s. market, lyft and sidecar, do they stand a chance? bill: 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. emily: what else can uber do? we have seen them delivering christmas trees. kittens. what is next? bill: when they raised money, the deck had zero slides on these types of things. whatever might be next. that is not to say the company is not interested. they are testing food delivery, they have done flower delivery on valentine's. 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. emily: what about taking on fedex or ups? bill: i would say we are not as well situated for that type of thing as we might be for a quick -- i know people

she comes over late one night in 2002 to visit travis.nly, she is wrestled to the ground. >> hold her. >> her hands and legs bound. travis payea is behind the camera. >> what the [ bleep ] did i do? >> nothing. see, that's the thing. if you did something, everybody would know we had motive to kill you. just [ bleep ] sheer murder. >> murder. for the next 35 minutes on the tape, danielle is told over and over again that she's going to die. >> a half an hour from now, you'll never feel another thing. enjoy that pain. it's the last thing you'll ever feel. >> danielle is blindfolded. >> if you even so much as sneeze, i'll slit your [ bleep ] throat. >> and about 15 minutes into the tape, she's led from the house to the back seat of a car, and now travis has a kitchen knife. >> i'm talking about emotional pain. think about it. you think physical pain means anything compared to what you're going to be thinking? the second this knife digs one inch further into your [ bleep ] neck? >> travis' pal, jonathan cockerill, is now holding the knife dang

this week in unnecessary censorship and music from yelawolf featuring travis barker. with cleto and the cletones. and now, be seated, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. i'm glad you are here. we have a big show tonight with michael sheen, yelawolf and kim kardashian-west is here. this has been a weird week for kim kardashian. for the first time in her life she is the second most newsworthy woman in her family. kim is here because -- kim's here because she has a new book out. that's right, a book. this is it. it is called "selfish." it is 400 pages of pictures she took of herself. you know how you can't judge a book by its over? this one you can. this is a good thing to have around in case instagram goes down. we will get in to that with kim. instagram has a new feature where you can search for images by emoji, the cartoons that will eventually replace words and language. but they decided to block the eggplant emoji. this because the

travis manion died during his second tour of duty. following his death they established the travis manion foundation. it encourages all-americans to celebrate the holiday by learning the specifics of a fallen hero's story. >> the way he was, he wouldn't have wanted this to be about him. he would want it to be about the people that you see on the website. >> each and everyone has a family. each and everyone has somebody that loved them dearly. >> before travis left for his second tour his family voiced their concerns afraid that someone less prepared might be sent. he did not go again. he told his family fw not me then who? >>> happening today -- >> the flame of hope begins its journey across the country ahead of the 2015 special olympics games. it will travel through all 50 states before ending in l.a. on june 25th. >>> president obama will meet with the head of nato. the secretary of the organization visits washington back in march and requested a meeting with the president but that never happened. the two leaders are expected to tal

bee >> colonel travis. >> we didn't have a lot of reinforcement. >> travis gets the message.his information. travis doesn't expect the mexicans to show up until spring and he's got people like crockett and his lively. >> well aware of the advancing mexican army crockett has a small window to escape, but he has no intention of retreating. >> when this war is won, texians achieve their independence they need a strong leader. i intend to give them what they need. >> the texians have indeed misjudged general santa ana. for weeks he has been assembling an army of nearly 2,000 soldiers. on february 23rd, 1836, general santa ana and his troops arrive in san antonio and begin surrounding the alamo. >> the first thing he does is try to scare them raising a black flag of no quarter. >> the no quarter flag sends a chilling message to the texans. >> none of you will be spared. >> he seths hs his guns up in strategic position to begin bombarding the alamo. >> davy. >> our people need to understand about the battle of the alamo that it is a siege. this battle lasted 13 days. >> the mexican

travis doesn't expect the mexicans to show up until spring and he's got people like crockett and his. >> well aware of the advancing mexican army, crockett has a small window to escape. but he has no intention of retreating. >> when this war is won and texas has achieved their independence, these people are going to need a strong leader. and i intend to give them what they need. . >> for weeks, he has been assemblies an army of nearly 2,000 soldiers. on february 23rd, 1836, general santa ana begin surrounding the alamo. >> erases a black flag of no quarter. >> the no quarter flag sends a message to the texans. >> none of you will be spared. he sets his guns up and begins bombarding the alamo. . ♪ >> people need to understand that this battle lasted for 13 when eating healthy and drinking water just isn't enough to ease my constipation i trust dulcolax tablets. i take dulcolax for dependable overnight relief and in the morning, i am back to myself dulcolax, designed for dependable relief text yance >> march 5th, 1836, davy crockett and 200 texians are under siege at the alamo. they fi

. >> travis ha tenido pocos dÍas para reconstruir una vida, reconstruir una familia, reencontrarse con infinita. travis pudo a travÉs de una prueba de adn comprobar el parentesco, tuvo la fortuna de tener un documento con el nombre de su madre biolÓgica pero este final feliz no lo han tenido otros. cientos de pequeÑos chilenos fueron robados durante los 17 aÑos de dictadura entre 1923_1990. se les conoce como los niÑos del silencio. >> en instantes un auto que se estaciona solo decidiÓ solito tambiÉn atropellar a dos personas, le contamos. y para arantxa: para despedirnos, las mÁquinas se equivocan y asÍ ocurriÓ en repÚblica dominicana cuando varios perredistas acudieron a conocer a un modelo que se estaciona sin conductor. estaban tomando fotos cuando el auto avanzÓ, avanzÓ. no se detuvo, obviamente ya atropellÓ aquÍ a dos de los presentes, volvo dijo que se debiÓ a que no se puso el auto en seguridad urbana. la culpa la tuvo un humano descuidado. que pase buenas noches, gracias por su compaÑÍa. ♪ adriana: bienvenidos a contacto deportivo, la experiencia de vÍctor manuel bucetich. la

travis. now andy. now me. travis. andy. (thud) now me. ooh! ooh! go on without me. you heard him. natural. me. you. okay. oh, my god. i feel like we are so in sync lately. i mean, seriously, i know what you're gonna say as you say it. no, you don't. no, you don't. okay, well, was a little late but i wasn't ready yet. say anything, and i'm gonna say it with you in exact unison. okay. okay. it's been a long day... long day. mostly because the pressurization... (speaks gibberish) on the beer taps was broken. taps. i tried to fix it myself... myself. but that's why i had to mop the whole place up. (murmurs) floors. what? you're not good at this. i am. i'm just off my game. i am. i'm just off my game. (gasps) (gasps) see, i'm good at this. (chuckles) you know, i-it feels like you're putting out a real, uh, relationship-y vibe. are you sure you can handle this? because it's still early enough for us to just bail. if we avoid each other for a week, i can totally forget i've seen you naked. really? you could forget in a week? i'd never forget, would i? nice save. since jules didn't answer

there's the gust to 33 at travis. due west at oakland.b direction this kind of a a -- cool direction this kind of a pattern for them. due west at livermore. that's onshore. this low will drop in. kind of take a dip towards about redding somewhere in northern sacramento valley. only to be followed by a stronger system which will develop off the coast of us by about wednesday night and thursday. it looks like it wants to spin in rain. here's the projection for the next five days. look at that. really kind of lights up here in northern california. maybe 1 to 2 inches. for us, i've seen projections on the next seven days. that might be the theme here where the coast gets more than inland areas. it looks like thursday is the main day, maybe into early friday. today a mix of sun and clouds. it's cold out there for a few if you are stuck in the low clouds, you got a breeze behind that. below average temps, not only today but well into the weekend. the two-week outlook is showing signs of no heat but a cooler pattern. a little rebound now and the

. >> yeah, william bear travis who is in charge of the texas regulars.n you have jim boon who is in charge of the volunteers. the texans are expecting a fight at the alamo. they just don't expect it this soon. at the time mexico is in turmoil with pockets of civil war breaking out across the country. believing general santa ana has his hands full, they do not suspect an immediate threat. of course, they koblt couldn't e wrong. >> we're going to need a whole lot of reinforcement. >> travis gets the message and he discounts this information. travis doesn't expect mexicans to show up until spring and he's got people like crockett and his rival. >> well aware of the advancing mexican army, crockett has a small window to escape. but he has no intention of retreating. >> when this war is won, texas will achieve its independence, these people are going to need a strong leader. and i intend to give them what they need. >> the texans have indeed misjudged general santa ana. for weeks he's been assembling an army of nearly 2,000 soldiers. on february 23rd, 1836, g

travis doesn't expect the mexicans to show up until spring and he's got people like crockett and histhe advancing mexican army, crockett has a small window to escape. but he has no intention of retreating. when this war is won, and texas has achieved their independence, these people are going to need a strong leader. and i intend to give them what they need. >> the texians have, indeed, misjudged general santa ana. for weeks, he's been assembling an army of nearly 2,000 soldiers. on february 23rd, 1836, general santa ana and his troops arrive at san antonio and begin surrounding the alamo. >> the first thing he does is try to scout. raises a black flag of no quarter. >> the no quarter flag sends a chilling message to the texians. >> none of you will be spared. and he sets his guns up in strategic position to begin bombarding the alamo. >> what people don't understand abthe battle of the alamo is that it is a siege. and this battle lasted 13 days. >> the mexican soldiers are forced to retreat. crocket is living up to his reputation. for now. >> when eating healthy and drinking water j

you have 22 miles an hour breeze gusting to 32 at travis. west. west, southwest. santa rosa has a little bit of an out lier. 50s on the temps. a few thundershower showers erupting. it's going to be a cool week even if we lose the low clouds. down right chilly by the coast. upper 50s and low 60s. what is inland will cool down. even the most inland locations will be hard pressed to get above 75-76. so i think i have delivered on the cool you wanted my friend. >> i like it. i know a lot of people don't like it but it's only may. and people who have lived around here for awhile know that in june in san francisco probably will not be warm. that's just the way it goes. more on that later. >>> here's a look at commute here. it is light. there are no major problems getting through to san francisco. it has been a nice drive. if you don't feel like leaving right now, you don't have to. . here's a look at 880 north and southbound the traffic is moving along well. westbound 580 from livermore to dublin all the way to hayward we have a nice looking commute as you drive on that

there is a decent breeze for some. 22 miles an hour at travis. 13 at oakland. low clouds should burn off slightly. low clouds. breezy at times. afternoon showers north. it is a cool pattern for awhile. all right sal. anything new at 4:31? >>> nothing new. police are on the scene of a deadly crash at fifth and broadway in alamedaen. this is the intersection where trucks and cars merge in that one lane trying to get into one of the ramps. i have driven it myself. it can be pretty dangerous especial hill when cars are beginning to merge and it looks like there was a deadly accident right at this location here. it's effecting the broadway onramp to southbound 880 this intersection will be closed. we are working to get details from police and we'll bring you updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. this is the east span as they come into the city. there are no major problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge. and this morning's commute hasn't been all that bad if you are driving out to the nimitz freeway. southbound 880 looks good. and it continues to be a

all of travis' friends sound like they're country-western singers. makes sense. we did name him after randy travis. no, we didn't. well, you didn't. no touching. (both) ♪

travis manion pham died. foundation encourages all-americans to celebrate the holiday by learning the specifics of a fallen hero's story. >> the way he was, he wouldn't have wanted this to be about him, he would want it to be about all the people you see on the website. >> each and every one has a family. each and every one has somebody that loved them dearly. >> before travis left for his second tour of duty his family voiced concern, afraid that someone less prepared might be sent if he did not go again. he told his family if not me, then who? >>> it's 4:23. students looking for a summer job could be out of luck. next, the chain that is limiting the number of opportunities for young workers. >>> it's 4:26. 69 degrees outside. a landmark diner is closed in gloucester county after nearly four decades in business. memorial day was the last day for the freeway diner. they've been there for 37 years. the family says it's time for them to retire and for them to retire the business. >>> well when school comes to a

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travis baker walked out of his house and this was staring right back at him. attention? >> at first, yeah, because they're large. >> reporter: in bold red letters vegetation abatement deadline may 31st. we drove past two within five minutes. so what does it mean? get the dry brush out of your yard now. >> i think it's a good idea to keep people aware we're drier this season than maybe we have been in the past. >> reporter: robert marshall with contra costa fire says the drought is making his job harder. statewide water cutbacks have people letting their lawns go brown, but it's the dry trees he says that can turn a bad fire into an inferno. >> like a pine tree, for example, with all those needles, if that catches fire, that's going to throw embers for a long dance and put a lot of homes in danger. >> reporter: the advice for homes on flatland, clearly dry bush 30 feet around the house. for homes near a hillside even further. >> that's the biggest thing they can do to help us. >> reporter: travis said his neighborhood got the message, hard not to when it's loud

travis, i said i would never do that again. ♪ hi, kristen ♪ what was that? what was what?ng again. ♪ hi, kristen ♪ hi, kristen! (gravely voice) hi, kristen! (breathy voice) hey, kristen.

kevin durant faiza patel, and travis smiley will be here. i'm "the guardian", and this is "third rail" -- i'm imran garda and this is "third rail." >> there'll never be peace or compromise. people will kill each other's children... >> what astonishes me is how many problems are the direct result of what people believe about god. >> in any holy book you can see something that validates anything. >> like suicide bombing into skyscrapers. >> it's hard to find anything other than religion causing a decent person to do atrocious things. >> a world but religion gave us hitler, and poewe pot and others. >> that's the way we are wired. >> if you want to find a system encouraging people to be better. worldwide, consistently, the only one we have is religion. >> we have atheist department of transportation, and larry alex taunton, executive director of the christian based fixed point foundation as our guests >>> thank you for joining us. larry alex taunton, does religion do more harm than good? >> depends on the religion it's a bread question. christi

travis, i'm going to tell you that's not an answer for me.ally -- basically what that gives me is ten pounds of bull crap in a five-pound bag. that's what that is. >> well i'm -- >> that's what i'm saying. you need to address mr. travis with facts. not like, you know, i'm going to, or i want to go to, i need to go to. you need to give him facts that says this is what i've done to make myself a more productive person and to address what potentially are long-term problems for me. you have a violent criminal history. we've got to be able and you've got to be able to explain your criminal history to the person in classification. that's the only way that this is going to work for you. okay? so if i'm you right now -- >> yeah. >> -- i'm thinking about what can i do to present myself to classification and show them that my criminal history is in the past and this is what i'm doing to become a more positive person and this is the direction i need to head in, okay? >> okay. thank you for your time. >> all right. thank you. >> two floors above, william

mark travis, good to see you. chris gersch, thanks. david: you probably heard about the takata airbag recall, the biggest recall in u.s. history. it affects 34 million vehicles in the u.s., but what happens now? liz: why cheryl casone is here. she is here to tell you, joining us live from inside a collision specialists body shop in manhattan with the latest. cheryl? >> it is so fascinating, liz and dave, what the future is going to hold not just for takata but 34 million vehicle owners. here is question mark, do i need or get a notice from the dealership? go to safercar.gov to enter vehicle i.d. number. show you where that is located, liz, particularly for you in a moment. this is onboard computer for a vehicle, right? every time you replace airbags, you have to reset that computer. that is piece when the car goes into the dealership. to give you examples here, you will have to have both of these airbags replaced. this comes from a honda. this particular airbag was deployed. now rye move this. this is from the steering wheel. honda of

. >>> friendship between travis and brendan reflects the meaning of memorial day. brotherhood, sacrifice, love of country. >> and we're remembering our fallen heroes today. tweet us pictures of the men and women in uniform that you are honoring this weekend. jim sent in one of his -- who served in the u.s. navy during the korean war. here's jack's dad, chief petty officer warren nash a korean war veteran. and ron is remembering sergeant charles e. mccoy killed in world war ii. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® which lasts 28 days. levemir® comes in flextouch® the latest in insulin pen technology from novo nordisk. levemir® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and ch

. >> travis in florence, alabama, hello hello. florence, alabama, are you there? >> caller: yes i'm here. can you hear me? >> yes, we can. go ahead with your comment. >> caller: i'm travis bails fromstio florence, alabama. had i had several relatives in the army in northern virginia.have and my question is had lee been able to link up with johnson in north carolina, could. war have been turned in the southeast favor? >> no. >> why not?t out. >> the south was fought out. the men had done more longer n out. with less than any army in erally history but they were fought e out. they were worn out., he c had general lee been able to escape my forces he couldn't have lasted any longer than days. his men were starved, out of ted ammunition, barefoot, many of spiri them. they were defeated in everything except spirit. but had general lee been able to break loose from my forces it would not have prolonged the war and certainly would not have changed the outcome of the war. >> general lee. i. >> i had a men duty to try. i had a duty to my government bsolut and myel men. but

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by that, i mean out to travis, vacaville and sacramento. week. we'll explain why it will be a cool week. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> people in baltimore hoping the city can get back to normal now that six police officers have been charged in the death of freddie gray. there were protests, riots and looting. the mayor of baltimore says recent protests have been peaceful and the you can cue has been -- and the curfew has lifted. >> i should not have to be in before 10:00. i understand it was for safety but a lot of the businesses were losing a lot of money. >> the police will continue to stay in areas that they have to be concerned about. and elijah cummings will ask president obama and congressional leaders to send a bipartisan delegation to look baltimore to look at what's going on in the city. >>> may day protests in oakland were marred by violence after mayor schaaf announced unruly behavior would not be tolerated. she

travis smiley, faiza patel, and alan dershowitz. straight ahead - would be refugees forced to plunge into the sea, desperate for rescue from a sinking ship. i talk to a reporter that had their stories in our field note segment coming up. >> you realise the long journey that the people make and how difficult. and we see them disembarking. a powerful moment for the whole team. >> it has been called a colossal humanitarian >>> it has been called a colossal humanitarian catastrophe by the mayor of catania sicily. more than 60,000 migrants made the straight journey across the mediterranean sea, from north africa to europe. more than 1800 perished. each week "third rail" will catch up with an al jazeera correspondent from wherever they may be to get the story behind the story, to share their experience that you rarely get to hear. stephanie dekker has been in the mediterrainean reporting on the migrant crisis. you have seen thousands of migrants come into europe, hundreds losing their lives along the way, what stood out for you the most,

if you've ever read the excellent travis mcgee novels.that. less and less today. >> when my wife passed away a few years ago, i was living in a condo and didn't want to do that anymore. now i'm on this piece of iron. >> bob, aka captain bob, is still here and still living on his boat in the miami river. >> we sit out here and we look like we're enjoying ourselves, but it is really hard work. just sitting here looking pretty, it's not for everybody. but yeah, it's a good life. >> i've had many friends over the years who live on boats, work on boats, but these were just degenerate wind addicts. this is more of a lifestyle choice for you. >> it is. it's got a machine shop on board. i kind of wanted to go down to the buhahamas and let the boat y for itself, earn its own keep. >> the steel hulled achievement doesn't do much moving around these days, but it might have to soon. >> who else lives like you? >> it used to be very common. it is getting scarcer. >> how long do you think you've got? >> six months, a year? >> really? >> that complex th

it was a century and a half ago that south carolina sent william barrett travis to the state of texasit was a century and a half ago that william barrett travis drew a line in the sand and said, choose where you stand? give me liberty, or give me death? . many of y'all know my father -- pastor rafael cruz. my father saw freedom taken away in cuba. i will tell you what he said over and over again, i have lost my freedom once. i will die before it happens again. i'm going to close by just telling a quick story. on january 20, 2015, an elderly man walks up to the front gate of the white house. he asked the marine there, excuse me sir? is barack obama there? the marine says, i'm sorry sir barak obama is no longer president of the united states. [applause] the next day, the same elderly gentleman walks up -- the same ring. he says, excuse me sir, is barack obama here? the marine size and says, i'm sorry sir, barack obama is no longer president of the united states. the next day, the same elderly gentleman walks up to the gates -- the same rain there again. he asked the question one more ti

concord almost gust to 30 at travis. west at napa. west at sfo. you can see the low cloud deck it will be warm to build off. a low churning here will do this by wednesday and thursday. eventually that will chew up thing to but it will not warm up very much this week. lots of 60s and 70s very cool by the coast. low 70s for many. 50s and 60s for most today. all right sal good morning to you. >> we are looking okay. as a matter of fact, pardon me we look at traffic that is moving along well in san francisco. we're going to start there. northbound 101 looks good approaching the 80 split. there are no major problems getting into san francisco or on 280 for that matter. let's take a look at the commute from the bay bridge into san francisco. more people are show up but there is not a big crowd yet at the toll plaza. if you are driving in san jose northbound 101, 280 and 85 are showing not a lot of activity. already getting a little crowded. 5:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> we are learning more information about the mother and child that were killed b

ryan manian borek is travis manian's sister and president of the foundation and it's so good of you to join us today and share insights about your brother, about your family and the foundation. tell me what the vision of the foundation is and how it's helping to transform lives. >> thanks for having me here today, and you know when my mom started this organization after the death of my brother, she wanted to make sure that not only travis' legacy but the legacy of all the men and women who have given their lives in defense of our freedoms continued, and she did that by making sure she empowered other families of the fallen to get out and serve in honor of their loved ones. >> one of the slogans that your brother used was, if not me, then who? how much resonance is that taking with the other fallen family members who are out there helping people recover from the broken heartedness of losing a loved one? >> you know my mom took those five words after my brother spoke them before his second deployment to iraq, and she turned those five words into a national movement and there's so much po

you have 22 miles an hour breeze gusting to 32 at travis. west. west, southwest. santa rosa has a little bit of an out lier. 50s on the temps. a few thundershower showers erupting.

gusts to almost 30 at travis. what is new? west at oakland. west, northwest or west even sfo that has drizzle all the way to deliver her. 30s in the mountains and 50s in the valley. watch for thunderstorm activity to pop. for us we are looking for 50s and 60s by the coast and 60s to very low 70s inland. all right sal you had an issue in alameda? >> yeah you know what, broadway and fifth is a good area to avoid. the broadway and fifth onramp is blocked with a crash. let's take a look at what we have with the system system bridge as you drive on westbound 92 as you head out to the high-rise. it looks okay. getting a little bit crowded. but certainly not a lot of stop and go traffic. as we get to the bay bridge, traffic is light so far getting into san francisco. we are beginning to see a little bit of slow traffic on westbound 580 as you come over the altamont pass right here. but after you get into the livermore area it does look good over to dublin. 5:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> we continue to follow our developing news out of san jose.

you hate america, travis? i do.tand-up tape from college. what was your catchphrase again? (spanish accent) bitches be loco. (laughs) it's funny 'cause it's true. you could've killed me! oh, calm

you know what, travis? no matter what

. >> by the way travis and this group have won three straight years, the gospel fest. >> that's correctht years in a row, no other youth choir has ever done that, from california they come from all over trying to beat philly but philly holds it down. >> travis (are they so good? >> just good like that. >> they are just good like that. >> and they are working with you, that's what it is. >> just because of travel ills. he works hard. he is really good. >> okay we want him to sing for us. tell me about the event up in newark? >> saturday may ninth mothers day weekends, the biggest gospel event of the year. >> this year it is called when the choir meets quartet. it will be wonderful folks like many, many more. >> how much are tickets? >> how much are the tickets? >> oh mcdonald's, buy two get two free. >> mcdonald's hamburger. >> go for it. do what do you have do. >> good luck kids. >> thank you. >> go. >> rooting for you! >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ life's super scary sounds. and sneaking in without moving the bed. life's super scary sounds. and sneaking in without moving the bed. . >>> t