the loved ones of marine lieutenant travis and brandon.onal secretary. now they're on a mission to inspire others to live at their best. jake tapper has their story. >> in his last official memorial day address in office, president obama acknowledged the sacrifice that this day is meant to honor. >> it's our responsibility, our obligation to fill that silence with our love and our support and gratitude and not just with words but our actions. >> reporter: a lesson our nation has learned thanks in part two of his guests. amy's husband and ryan's brother are buried here at arlington national cemetery. they were roommates at the naval academy and best friends who shared a passion for service that stood out even among other service-members. >> just their connection and the way they were brought up very similarly backgrounds, strong character values, morals. >> reporter: first lieutenant travis was a marine like his father. never one to shy away from his duty. >> travis had a motto. >> if not me then who? >> reporter: and how did it come up? >>

you know, the work we do with the travis mannion foundation is not about just travis and brendan's story. it's about all of these men and women who have given their lives and service the our country. >> the two women bound by heartbreak, sharing advice for other gold star families. >> i remember screaming the day travis died, it's not fair, it's not fair, and thinking this never happened to anybody else in the history of time. but you find that you become part of this group that you don't want to be a part of. >> it takes a while for you to process and even understand and to not necessarily be in denial that something like this could happen to you and to your family. and i think once you get to a place where you accepted this loss, it's important to figure out how do you live with this loss on a daily basis? >> reporter: honoring and remembering all of our heroes this memorial day, i'm griff jenkins. >>> all aboard the 28th annual fleet week. it's under way around new york city celebrating the men and women serving in u.s. sea forces. so much fun to watch this. u.s. navy and coast guard

>> travis never knew he was a father.ought she'd have more time to tell him. >> all my kids travis was the only one that would tryst my hair and i picked him up and, of course, i'm balling anyway but he started twisting my hair. oh my god. you're my travis'. what did he want to know? >> how brave he was and how giving he was and the huge heart that he had. he just loved life and he wanted to make a difference. there are no words to describe dye -- diannes loss or pain. >> every night i go to bed, every morning i get up. travis is on my mind 24/7. i talk to him all of the time and how much i love him. how much i miss him. think about him all of the time. if he would just come and kiss my cheek. come and kiss my cheek. >> on memorial day she hopes people take a moment to remember the sacrifice that her son, his family and so many others have made in service to this country. >> just take a few minutes out to really realize and remember that memorial day is really all about. these young men and women are trying to secure our

>> travis never knew he was a father. his mom told dianne she always thought she'd have more time to tell him. >> all my kids travis was the only one that would tryst my hair and i picked him up and, of course, i'm balling anyway but he started twisting my hair. oh my god. you're my travis'. what did he want to know? >> how brave he was and how giving he was and the huge heart that he had. he just loved life and he wanted to make a difference. there are no words to describe dye -- diannes loss or pain. >> every night i go to bed, every morning i get up. travis is on my mind 24/7. i talk to him all of the time and how much i love him. how much i miss him. think about him all of the time. if he would just come and kiss my cheek. come and kiss my cheek. >> on memorial day she hopes people take a moment to remember the sacrifice that her son, his family and so many others have made in service to this country. >> just take a few minutes out to really realize and remember that memorial day is really all about. these young men a

>> reporter: travis never knew he was a father. dylan's mom told diane chilly start she would have time to tell him. what would you want him to know? >> how brave he was and how giving he was and the huge heart he had. he loved life and wanted to make a difference. >> reporter: there are no words to describe her loss or her pain. >> i live with it every day. every night i go to bed, every morning, he is on my mind 24/7. i talked to him all the time and tell him how much i love him and how much i miss him. i think about him all the time. if he would just come and kiss my cheek, i always tell him that. >> reporter: on memorial day she hopes people take a moment to remember the sacrifice that her son, his family had so many others have made in service to this country. >> take a few minutes to really realize and remember what memorial day is all about. these young people are trying to secure our safety. i want people to know that freedom isn't free. it is paid at a very high cost. >>> still to come, several businesses got it by flames.

does she know about have travis. >> thinks the niece of travis. >> maggie is niece of travis manion killed in enemy fire in 2007. so his mom, janet started the travis mani on foundation that helps veterans, families of the fallen, and to, we help, we have a veteran services program and it survivors services program and we work with our nation's youth. >> based right here in doylestown good right here in doylestown. >> can i give you a hug. >> yeah. >> hugs all the way. >> we did a segment on this book. >> yes, travis's dad, wrote this book, brothers forever. story of travis naval academy roommate and it is their story of brothers forever. >> thanks for telling us about it. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> man, good looking people in doylestown. right, kimberly. >> let's just keep going down here, mike. >> we love you you too. >> i love how everybody is here. >> yes. >> how are you doing brother. >> i watch you you have day. >> good to see you. >> hey. >> no pictures please. >> okay. >> well, turnaround here. >> so who will take the picks tour. >>

travis was the unofficial mayor in kentucky. are very close. >> travis has a personality like mine. we both have very strong opinions. if i'm involving a your business, i will share my opinions with you. there will be strong opinions. likely interface. we have a different way of doing it. i can rub people the wrong way. it can be mutual. stocked to own more eager -- uber stock. travis then like that. that scratch the service of more tension that was ari there. moderator: have you tried mending the fence? >> i think working together professionally is the best way for us to get along. how can i be helpful? what can i do? moderator: what's the craziest thing that happened in the jam test? tub for aed in a hot long time. normal people can't do that. listed doesn't survive this. moderator: what you think is going on right now in silicon valley? >> deca-corn. you know the culture of secrecy we had in silicon valley. you don't tell people anything. is the dangers? >> yes. investors doing super well. all starting and attract more attent

>>reporter: two years after travis died she met this young man travis's son dillon. >> ten days beforet that dillon was my grandson. >>reporter: travis never knew he was a father. dillon's mom told diane she always thought shield have more time to tell him. >> what do you want him to know about his dad? >> how brave he was and how giving he was and huge heart that he had. he just loved life and he wanted to make a difference. >>reporter: there are no words to describe diane's loss or her pain. >> i live with it every day. every night i go to bed every morning i get up travis is on my mind 24/7. i talk to him all the time and tell him how much i love him. how much i miss him, think about him all the time. if he would just come kiss my cheek i would tell him i with want him to come kiss my cheek. >>reporter: on memorial day she hopes people take a moment to remember the sacrifice that her son, his family and so many others have made in service to this country. >> just take a few minutes out to really realize and remember what memorial day is really all about. these young men and women ar

the travis family is part of a trend here in chicago. on average, more than 10,000 african-americans leave the city every year, and data shows an increase in the number of blacks living in the suburbs. researchers are beginning to call this migration "black flight." from 2000 and 2014, just over 200,000 african-americans left chicago, that's roughly one out of every five blacks. university of illinois at chicago urban planning professor janet smith says gun violence is a key factor in the migration, especially for families with children. >> when we map over population loss and look at where crime is, and we look at the fact that that population loss has a lot of children, you see a relationship. we're seeing families first more so than households, you know, single people or two-person households with no kids. >> reporter: the city's violence turned tierra winston into a suburbanite. she and her 14-year old son, tyriek, were constantly worried about their safety in their old neighborhood, roseland, one of the city's most economically depr

i want to talk to you about up and coming leaders and technology. , travis kalanick cap herbert -- travis kalanick at uber. >> he is obsessed with his company, for him there is always another hill and mountain to climb. hard tos his team very do the impossible. he has a very long-term view of his business. energy.ot a lot of he's got a lot of optimism about the prospect. >> what about travis kalanick? >> he is somebody i don't pretend to know well. have you met anyone who isn't controversial who has done interesting things? >> having known three decades of leaders, do you think you have to be arrogant to be successful? >> four decades. lots ofdecades -- leaders make decisions about taking their organization in a direction that perhaps isn't wildly popular within the organization. overometimes, it spills into arrogance. i am different from how i was in my 20's. bill gates, he is very different from what he was in his 20's. everybody learns a lot in the pursuit. energyerstandable sometimes spills over to arrogance and it tends to get softer overtime. the only silicon valley company that gre

out there, and the delta breeze -- extra hold on the hairspray with 32 miles per hour gusts out of travis . really not much change close to the bay. 50s and 60s all week. over the weekend temperatures settle, continuing to cooldown and earlier next week warmer for most but it drops by the end of next week as well. a lot of low clouds. temperatures in the 50s. antioch and brentwood sitting at 57. low clouds and fog give way to some sun, but it will be breezy and cooler. this tracks right over northern california for the next 48 hours. local drizzle -- more likely late tonight and tomorrow morning but 50s and 60s -- and 70s as well. >> we are off to a decent start now. we don't have a lot going on. >>> traffic moving along pretty well, we start off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. looks pretty good coming into san francisco. there are no major problems here on interstate 80. after a comes down from highway 17 and traffic is also looking good on southbound 880 as you drive from heyward to union city. looks like we have a couple of issues on 580 near the 680 interchange. i

travis doesn't expect the mexicans to show up until spring and he's got people like crockett and hisell 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 let's celebrate these moments... this woman... this cancer patient... christine... living her life... loving her family. moments made possible in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard treatment options for her disease, doctors working with the center for advanced individual me

and -- >> you mean travis barker? >> travis baker, barker. yeah, him.a clothing line. >> yes, he does. >> i knew he was a musician, he was in a plane crash. >> yeah, he does. i liked it, and i just put it on me. it's just something at the time i was in prison, i think i was high as hell when i put it on me. >> the "f" could be for a clothing line like he said, or "f" could stand for folk, which is folk nation, which is part -- which the gangster disciples are part of. >> actually, i called you up here to clarify information i've been receiving. >> okay. >> i've been hearing you've been affiliated with gangster disciples. >> what is that? >> you know what that is. >> i've heard of it. >> you heard of it? what did you hear? >> just prison, street, thing of that nature. i don't deal with gang members. trying to stay clear of foolishness. >> no gang affiliation at all? >> none. >> none? what's up with the six points on your right arm? >> that's a famous -- that's what you call a travis baker a drummer. >> oh, i never heard -- >> travis baker. he's a pop dru

travis wood didn't hang that, that was on the inside corner with a cut. just quickness to the inside corner. that's a nice at-bat with two outs. >> jon: keeps the inning going for buster posey. giants down 7-1 here in the eighth inning. the dodgers trailing san diego 5-4 down in san diego. that's in the last of the searchth now. petco park. strike one to buster who shot a glance back at jordan baker. >> mike: he's frustrated with the strike zone today. a lot of people have. >> jon: the fifth hit on the double by tomlinson. first extra base hit of the game. look out. right over toward the cubs dugout. >> mike: he had a shock because that was heat seeking right to him. stream ugly -- he was diving in the bunker. >> jon: 0-2 the count to buster posey. diving to get it. addison russell. he's a good one much that's the inning. on to the ninth. the giants are lead -- are trailing 7-1. >> jon: tune in to csn bay area monday night for giants pregame live before game one of the giants and padres series. we'll be with you on nbc bay area next friday night at 5:30 p

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 >> people need to understand that this battle lasted for 13 ♪ i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ i tabut with my back paines, i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back.

the delta breeze in travis is now 24 to 32. there were 90s out in sacramento yesterday. 50s on the coast, 90s out in the valley and in between 70s and 80s as you might imagine but the -- with the breeze picks up that much, it's a sure sign it will cool down. northbay temperatures -- a couple of upper 40s but now passes 50, in the valley is 53 but the key is the breeze. again 24 with gusts up to 32. that is turbocharged. 3757 -- 37 to 57 from truckee to reno. for lows moving very slowly but for this time of year, there it is. it will start moving toward northern california over the next 36 hours. it could give us a little bit of rain. it will give us drizzle late tonight and tomorrow morning but -- cooler today inland. fog coast staying the same. the big news will be for the inland areas as we head into saturday. there will be significant drizzle. they advised that there could be pretty good buildups over the weekend. for us it will be cooler, breezy to downright windy for some. 50s, 60s and now 70s. not really much -- amin the

the key though, it's tailed off. 17 travis, still breezy and out of the west. 49 ukiah, 34 in truckee, fog heads back to the coast. 50s, 60s there. we'll get drizzle, lift the fog bank and send it inland. fog to sun, breezy at times. mist as well by the ocean. 50s, 60s. >>> things are picking up, but it's a slow process, which is nice, we get here very early and traffic is doing well. let's look at live pictures, traffic will be busy on the east shore freeway, they are waiting for me to put the east shore up, there we go. the traffic is not bad as you head to the macarthur maze. the traffic looks good to the bay bridge toll plaza, which does look good at the bay bridge, westbound coming into the city. traffic is moving nicely. marin county southbound 101 between novato and san rafael. traffic looks good to the 580 interchange. 5:02. let's go to the desk. >>> time is 5:02, so many people celebrating the warriors, the team is going to the western conference finals for the second straight year. they wall street the portland trail blazers 125-121. steph curry scored 29, including clutch 3

travis is trying to do stuff -- brad: who is travis? uber's ceo. that's right.t's touching different aspects. you've been to china. you know how congested traffic is. likever anyone shops american consumers with the car, it's extremely unbearable in china. didi is needed. but you will be fighting against uber. you need allies and support. at some point, i still feel the best solution is what alibaba and yahoo! did years ago, what jerry yang came up with. i'm expecting something like that. it could come in the future. we will see. webb, thank you. hans is staying with us. legend magic johnson is stepping down from the board of square less than a year after joining. magic wants to focus on his new capitaljlc loop partners. the fund has raised a quarter of a billion dollars this year. replaced withng the former transportation secretary to the united kingdom. up next, the billion-dollar blow to uber. we will focus on what china from number one right handling service gains from the deal with apple. and another of elon musk's projects -- the future for electric cars.

travis.in love. l i'm in love with this boy. >> when did kids get the poses s down so good?o g >> it's the selfie age. pose.po okay. ok okay. tell us more.. >> when i was this age it wouldw take my parents three months toh get the photos developed.. >> oh, yeah. y doesn't even look like it by thy time they got them developed.. >> instant cuteness. fox5 first five photo of the day. this travis.vi >> travis. >> looking handsome.>>oo four years old.four he loves most working on spues s sells and >> all right.>> he is right out of gq, jr. j >> yeah he'll be like rinaldoein one day.e da >> oh, yeah how about that? that's right. right >> love it.>> lit. travis. . >> man that's acute picture.utpt >> either that or he wasr w celebrating the last sunny day two week ago.o week >> i was going to say witho wit sunglasses and sunshine.shine. >> look at his little watch.atc. he's killing the game. gam travis, you're adorable.rable >> unfortunately steve you and o need to take our fashion senseos from travi

joining me is travis weber. you and caitlyn took it on on the show.et's watch a clip. >> whi'm going to be on the sam fight as them. we can walk into a bathroom. i'm not going into the men's room. >> i want america to know that transpeople are looking to do the same thing in the bathroom. no one is taking any time to meet or greet. >> straighten this out from both sides. tell me what you think about this. what are we supposed to think about the logic and traffic management of where people of different gender identities should go. what are they supposed to do? >> i don't think this is about bathrooms at all. i think it's about equal rights. transgender people don't want special rights. we want equal protection under the law. mostly what we want is to be left alone. if we can be left alone, we'd like to be treated with love. you know how to create the perfect situation, just stop. stop coming up with these laws. there's been no reported signs of any incidents over the last several years. law very much like the one which president obama put into action l

. >>> travis county, texas is a blue dot in deep red texas. the capital city, austin, a very liberal place, but it does have a republican party that now has one month until its noose chairman takes office. then things are going to get interesting, because the new chair is this guy. >> my focus as the chair of the travis county republican party is more so political truth telling than lyndon johnson murdered john kennedy and hillary clinton murdered everybody in waco. the reason i'm wearing the jester's cap and the joker's hat is to say i'm not the joker, i'm not the jester. you are. >> his name is robert morrow. and he is preparing to take over as the duley elected chairman of the travis county republican party. will he wear the hat when he presides over meetings? maybe. in march, when he was elected, he decided to use twitter to promote his book, calling rick perry a rampaging by sexual adulterer. and this one about hillary clinton, which i'll skip. there was this one about presidential timber. and it's self-explanatory. but you can still buy

why would travis be living here after graduation?

we are a national foundation. >> toll bus travis. >> travis was a marine killed in iraq, gave the ultimateacrifice for our country in 2007. received a silver star for his actions for saving his own men. >> so now we have the character does matter program thaw are in charge of. this honors people that made sacrifice by reaching out to our kid. >> exactly. >> what we like to does take our military veterans and survivors of the fallen, link them with youth, high school, college students, and really teach them about character development and leadership development, and i think that is a grit way to honor those given the ultimate sacrifice. >> when you were talking about this who better learn about leadership and things when it company also to life when you someone that served. this is not trying to get them to enlist. >> absolutely not, i tell kids i hope you never to have survey day in the uniform, because it means our country needs that and i don't want our country to have to need that but it is freight attribute to teach, grit, resilience, things that we as veterans to have rely on and cult

it beats travis, livermore. it used to be back in the day san jose but now san jose seems to run cool. i don't know why. memorial weekend looks sunny and warm. if you're away from the coast, upper 80s to near 90 degrees, closer to it, 60s and 70s except for some of that patchy fog. might be coming back a little bit on saturday but then i think it gets burned off fast sunday into monday. high pressure will win out, the breeze is tailing off a little bit here over the last couple of hours, the delta breeze, 40s, 50s on your temps, a lost 40s in the north bay. that fog will play into about half moon bay south and that's about t the low giving us a cooldown is now long gone in the four corners. patchy fog, sunny and warmer, most locations, low, mid, upper 80s, if you're midland, 60s to 70s around the bay. sal, 5:31. >>> friday light, people going other directions, have you noticed anything yet? >> yeah, we are going to see the bay bridge right now and i want show you that traffic at the brooklyn bridge is beginning

the breeze is the big story, gusting to 35 at travis, that's roaring. temperature will plunge off the table as the system moves in. low clouds, partly sunny, the cooling begins in a big way. 50s, 60s and 70s. >>> i have a question, low clouds in the morning but higher clouds later. >> the clouds will chew up the low clouds, cool and windy is the big story. >> i have a person weather man, i can ask questions. >>> let's look at the commute on 80 westbound at the macarthur maze. it's trailing off the traffic volume, and that's because a lot of schools are out. i know that some of the colleges had final exams. i heard the young people around here saying i got my last final exam, i was happy for them. i remember that feeling. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, a 20 minute delay getting into san francisco. hopefully some of the schools being out will give us a break. 580 at tracy. livermore not that bad. the south bay is off to a good start. >>> we begin with a developing news of an egyptian airliner that crashed. this is a map showing the route. the plane we

there hasn't been a big check in the pressure, but there's more in the way of the fog, travis is a good barometer on the delta breeze. sacramento 56, arcadia 51, the fog is not going anywhere. if you're in ukiah and clearlake and vacaville, you want clearwater, that will be the source of it. starts on friday, kicks into saturday. there will be good drizzle over the next 48 hours, that will be in the form of the low coming through. today unless your, not much check, temperature mid-80's for some inland. i think we get into the 60s and 70s by saturday. fog to sun, cool to mild to warm. morning mist might be popping up along the coast. 50, 60, 70 to 80s. low 80s for some. walnut creek there's a breeze kicking up. 70s there. 65 alameda. morgan hill and gilroy is not getting in on a warmup. santa cruz has been stuck. 50s on the coast, 60s, 70s on the peninsula. warmer monday. >>> still upset about the road conditions on ignacio. >> it's like clockwork. >> i'm not saying anything bad. letting people know, there's a right lane closed somewhere. >>> the salvation army held two ribbon cutting ce

travis webber, thank you. jenny, thank rooting for you. jenny finnegan boylan. >>> why does scandal seem to stick to clinton and roll off donald's back? this is "hardball," the place for politics. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have, or ever had, a seizure disorder, difficulty passing urine, liver, kidy or bladder problems, and about medications they're taking. certain medications, changes in diet, or medical conditions may affect the amount of namenda xr in the body and may increase sideffects. the most common side effects

travis stork, host of "the doctors" which is in it eighth season. welcome.n the renewal of the show. i did not know medical errors caused 250,000 deaths a year. why i that? >> we don't know the exact number. it's impossible to know exactly when an error occurs. not every one is documented. there are a lot of things about our healthcare system that are wonderful. i'm proud to be a doctor. we have the most rigorous training you can manage. but our healthcare system is broken in many way. one of the ways it's broken is systematically we don't have he check and balance in place that we probably should. and a lot of errors happen because quite trainly any time you introduce a human element -- june * these are normal human errors. something is misread or miscommunicated or something is misplaced. it could be the wrong medication give to the wrong patient. the wrong dose and. we have heard crazier stories. there have been stories where ag limb is amputated or the wrong patient gets the wrong surgery. june * three years ago i had surgery on my knee. a world famous s

given that there were the battle of words between you and travis, if you will, you suggesting that travise needs. i think it would be great if some of these top tech companies like facebook before them and google before them would come public and create the possibility that people, american people, everybody, could own their stock. that's what -- that's what tech companies should do. the best tech companies should go public. aol went public. okay. great tech companies should be public companies. that's my point. >> where do you stand on that? >> i think i agree with fred that the ecosystem -- if you look at the ecosystems built around these companies after they go public, they're big. if you're travis, you make business decisions based on how much you are spending and investing. it's tough to be a public company if you're investing a lot and you haven't gotten the profit machine going yet. fred's point is basically having these companies go public explodes ecosystems around them. even with the venture we are launching in new york city right now, if you look at the companies that are conne

. >> some time with those folks in the military at travis air force base, specifically the armor guard it is to make sure the fallen soldiers are held in the highest regard. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ ] ♪ >> every step, every movement is practiced countless times. >> from a flag fold to the bugle of taps. >> every detail matters. s. >> be on point and be sharp, crisp. >> and, yes, only perfection is acceptable. >> we strive for perfection in every movement that we do. that's why our guys practice three hours a day before a funeral detail to be perfect. perfect. this is the last thing that a family gets for their loved one, their fallen remember. >> the travis air force base on nor guard is relentless when it comes to doing it right. >> provide a memorable last remembrance for their next of kin and showing them a sense of pride. >> they are a part of the united states military and at their funerals the honor guard pays them and their families a final tribute. >> the purpose is, you know, to honor with dignity. that's the honor guard way. >> i want them to see a lot of hard work that was put in fo

travis west, southwest 15. there's a low, took the turn, now it's into northern arizona. 50s for most, there's a few 40s. 37 in truckee, 10 for reno, 51, cool for ukiah, 51 lake county, shower activity popped up. today looks quiet and warmer. if you're headed to phoenix or las vegas, las vegas should be okay. the low moves out, temperature come up a little bit today and more friday and saturday. mid- to upper 80s, in the sacramento valley there will be 90s. warmer inland, clearing along the coast sooner. north, north west breeze. 70s around the bay. 70s to a few low 80s inland. that will continue into the friday, saturday, sunday time frame. monday nice but slightly cooler. warmer inland as we head into the weekend. >> sunday looks hot, almost. >> i know, 88 beats 98. >> 88 is hot for us here. >> it's almost june. >> okay. we've been below average for a long time. >> that's true. >>> it's 4:50. san francisco public schools are asking for transparency when it comes to school lunches. the resolution approved and

gusts to 24 at travis. cooling continues as well. is right there, not there yet, it's getting close. mostly cloudy, showers develop, a few sun breaks that helps with the development of the shower and thunderstorm development. you have a half hour to get to the bay

west, southwest at travis, west at napa. westerly breeze in place. that is the direction the wind is coming from. 50s on the temps. half moon bay is sleeping in. i'm sure they are in the 50s. brentwood 56, 52 novato. east bay temps, antioch down to 52. walnut creek all in there. 37 in truckee, light drizzle around ma'amthon mountain -- ma'am out mountain. you can sigh to paz lake south, that's where the showers are. that's the low, closer to us yesterday. now it takes a turn. we're on the northern edge of it. there's not much check today. not a barnburner, low clouds in place. sunny breezy, a few showers inland. staying cool. nothing wrong with staying cool. 60s and 70s on the temps. today looks like the last day of below average temps. they will start to warm up. we bump it up over the weekend. sunny, mild to warm. not that hot but warm. inland. if you're going the bottle rock. >> we'll be there. >> that's why i said that. >> we'll be live friday morning. >> it will be fun. >> hanging out with the band. >> i'm going search him out. >> the word has b

started as a traffic stop but police say 33-year-old travis blare refused to cooperate and drove off dragging that officer 600 feet. blare crashed his car and officer brosmer shot him in the leg and va lairro eventually died at a hospital. >>> a crook caught on tape stealing from a lawson in northwest washington as he checked in an apartment that he rented at 4th street and northwest. you can th on a bike and places his hands on a car and peers through the window and then smashes the glass and takes the student's belongings in 25 seconds. >> i lost my laptop bag that contained my math book and my entire law school is on that laptop. >> the audacity for him to do this in broad daylight without fear of getting caught. no fear whatsoever. >> there were sentimental items taken as well. a go fund me account is set up on wusa9.com. >>> democratic primary calendar and it is looking like bernie sanders and hillary clinton will battle until the last votes are cast that is right here in d. c.'s primary on june 14th. the mayor and congresswoman support behind hillary clinton bernie sanders is e

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i thought the young kids really showed well when they came on andack four, solid, travis made some good saves. overall, a good night. we will take a tie. o's dropped one to the white sox. so the series tied at 1-1, heading to pittsburgh. kimberly: come on, caps. robert: fans are hopeful. kimberly: coming up, a new perk at a popular park. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. ase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. we live in a pick choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter the sleep number bed, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more ha

officer christopher brosner stopped travis blair on outstanding warrant. blair drove him 600 feet on the ground. the officer chased blair, shooting him in the leg after a fight. later blair later died from his injuries. leon: a wake is underway for molina who was killed in the giant store. a vigil is about to begin for gladys tordil. police say her estranged husband eulalio tordil killed her during an argument. the man who tried to intervene was also shot in the incident. the man responsible for that shooting is behind bars. the cameras were rolling when the former law enforcement officer was taken into custody. his wife gladys took out a protective order against him life. e is will be in court june 3. maureen: ahead at 6:00, new delays on metro. the speed restrictions now in place and the lines affected. >> 176 students trying their hand at a new career. i'm amy aubert with the story coming up. leon: also ahead, d.c. postmaster has a problem on his hands. how hundreds of letters may have wound up in a gutter. doug: beautiful sunshine today. clear skies. s

. >>> the name travis bivels may remain a bill.s rather famous for his modelling for calvin klein. you might know him as the star of "vikings" on history channel and will see him in the hollywood feature film "war craft." the guys at red bull got ahold of him. they're taking him to the bridge to nowhere. it's in california. it was a bridge part of an abandoned 1936 road project. the bridge literally goes to nowhere. it's just there. the only way to get there is either a 10-mile round-trip hike or take a chop per taps perfect location for bungee jumping. he stares into the camera with the baby blues. it looks like he had a fun day out. he's back flipping, forward flipping, eating a banana. >> this guy has no fear. he jumped off. this is basically a promo for the cover story he's done. we'll put it on our website rightthisminute.com. >>> oh, have we been excited about this moment. you all know this is no surprise, but for our viewers out there, we have got some hollywood insight for you! the new movie "money monster" directed by jody

at travis air force base we caught up with members of the honor guard. it is their job to pay tribute to the sacrifice of military members at funerals across the bay area and beyond. each part of the military ceremony is carefully choreographed including the folding and the presentation of the american flag to the military member's family. >> the mission is providing a memorable and lasting impression for the next of kin, showing them a sense of pride of what their family was part of. >> the honor guard at travis air force base can perform as many as 15 presentations in one day, and they cover a wide area including the bay area, the sacramento area, and part of the central valley. >>> the search for a missing vallejo team moves to the russian river in rural sonoma county. search teams are focusing near jenner. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. new developments in the disappearance of missing 15- year-old pearl pin son. she's from vallejo and hasn't been seen since wednesday morning. she goes to bethel high school. authorities say s

rivers expected to crest today in travis county, making it more difficult for emergency crews. overnight.cues made many have been evacuated. in kentucky, a dramatic rescue for a group of geology students and their guide, stuck in this cave for hours, trapped by rising floodwaters. >> we were very pushy. we were very, very -- "we need to move. we need to move now." another day of this. person confirmed dead, two others missing just outside of houston as a result of this wild weather. just unbelievable. doug: more rain out in that part of the country today. we think the best chance of rain here will be the city. let's start off with view from news chopper seven. both out there. i understand from crabbing friends that if you are into chesapeake bay blue crabs, crabs have been shedding the past couple of days, so maybe, you know, you have to get crabs, order them early for the weekend. all the beach information for you. with something that just was released by the national hurricane center, they issued their summer outlook, 2016 official hurricane outlook. they are calling for 10 t

travis of, lieutenant the boyd county detention center. i much 11, officer byrd. -- on march 11, officer byrd. june 23, state trooper eric keyes chrisman. september 13, joseph ponder. november 6, senior patrol officer daniel ellis of the richmond police department. the names of these five officers, along with the names bravedreds of other officers across the country have been added to our national monument of law enforcement officers lost in the line of duty. the national law enforcement officers memorial. the names of over 500 kentuckians appear on the memorial and more than 20,000 names from across the country appear in all. that includes the four capitol police officers lost in the line , capitolince 1994 police briefly held a ceremony to honor their fallen officers. it reminds of public continuous sacrifices of the men and women who stand guard every day at the very heart of our democracy. we are grateful for their service. to a proud cosponsor recognize please week. it recognizes the work of law enforcement officers in the 25th annive

. >> travis tygart: you know, we don't pick who our heroes are.he end of the day, they stood up. and they did the right thing to ensure that clean athletes' rights are protected around the globe. >> keteyian: travis tygart, the c.e.o. of the u.s. anti-doping agency, has been advising the stepanovs since they fled russia. tygart has built a reputation taking down some of the world's most notorious dopers including lance armstrong. you have called what the stepanovs have uncovered a defining moment in the anti- doping movement. why is that? >> tygart: the evidence confirmed what a lot of people have believed over the years. this is not just a few athletes obtaining performance-enhancing drugs. this was a system orchestrated by the sport leaders to ensure that they won at all costs. >> we are essentially limited to athletics, and to russia. >> keteyian: the outrage sparked by what the stepanovs uncovered finally forced wada to launch an investigation. its 300-plus page report detailed what wada called, quote a "deeply rooted culture of cheating" that

travis yesterday and sfo took honors. they were rip roaring. system moving through rapidly, clearing behind that but that will be deceiving. this time of year, this dynamic of a system, we will get buildups, look at that 49 livermore, cool on that isotherm. the city is a brisk 50 so is napa. peninsula temps upper 40s, pacifica and hillsborough, how about that, 50 los altos hills. 37 in truckee, a cool 51 sacramento, a winter weather advisory -- what? yes. a winter weather advisory out for the sierra until 11:00 tonight and already beginning to get closer there, some scattered showers, snow showers. high pressure building up in the gulf of alaska. it's a teeter-totter effect driving this very dynamic low down to southern california. hits right about here. that's where the low is and it's not going anywhere until sunday. a very cool to cold system here and has wiped out any low cloud deck so windy for most, breezy, light rain possible to the north or scattered showers here, possible thundershowers as well. saturday looks like the best opportunity