one day, and the rocks gave and he went with them. >> reporter: a fluke climbing accident and brian foster's brother and best friend was dead at 20 years old. >> i wanted to channel my negative energy, i wanted to be able to do something positive with it. >> reporter: foster got involved with mixed martial arts. ten years later, he's had a successful career and now has a shot at the world series of fighting light weight championship next saturday in the state he lives and trains in. ten years, and he's carried his brother brandon the whole way. >> something about seeing his face, about seeing his smile, just reminds me of his words, his voice. every fight so i can see his face. >> reporter: brian needs to remember his brother. >> as long as they live in your heart and mind, they still exist. >> reporter: he'll be there next week, brandon is at every bought -- bout. >> i feel like i'm doing something he'd appreciate and would be proud of. >> reporter: he fights to keep his brother's memory alive, and a championship victory next weekend in greeley would be one to remember. >> thank you. we fin

records show police arrested brian alexander foster, a warrant says police found pornography containing graphic images of children between 5 and 15 and that foster kept and distributed it. >> you have to be very cautious and know what's going on in your surroundings. and know who you let watch your kids. you never know what's going on. there's a lot of sick people. >> neighbor ben told us the daycare has been in operation for years. he says he even sent his grandchildren there when they were young. >> i think they went there about a couple weeks. that's when they were little >> state records show the daycare is licensed to keep kids up to age 12. it was inspected just last month on the 22nd. no violations were found. >> you see the parents come and pick thacked kids up everyday. they drop them off in the morning time. >> at this point, it's not clear foster's role at the facility or how police found out about the charge. in north charlotte, tina terry, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> somebody at the house told us the daycare has shut down. but leaders with the state couldn't confirm if o

brian is motivated by fostering community. i'm done. >> next speaker. hello commissioners thank you for having me here. my name is [inaudible] i'm born in bosnia and grew up in denmark but i live in san francisco and consider san francisco my home. this is where i graduated, this is where i met some of my best friends and where i started by business, this is where i met the girl who will become my wife and where where want to have children, this is where i want to be forever and as i think about having children, i think about the times when my dad took me to the game frz the first time and the bond it created between us the same way with brian and his dad. the sense of community and belonging that it gives us all and i think san francisco as a city should have a soccer team. i want a son or daughter and take the muni from mission to kezar park and bond and learn the values soccer is bringing about hard work, about being work and about passion and persistence and all those things that have helped me throughout the life as a 3 time immigrant. i want to ma

brian is motivated by fostering community. i'm done. >> next speaker. hello commissioners thank you for having me here. my name is [inaudible] i'm born in bosnia and grew up in denmark but i live in san francisco and consider san francisco my home. this is where i graduated, this is where i met some of my best friends and where i started by business, this is where i met the girl who will become my wife and where where want to have children, this is where i want to be forever and as i think about having children, i think about the times when my dad took me to the game frz the first time and the bond it created between us the same way with brian and his dad. the sense of community and belonging that it gives us all and i think san francisco as a city should have a soccer team. i want a son or daughter and take the muni from mission to kezar park and bond and learn the values soccer is bringing about hard work, about being work and about passion and persistence and all those things that have helped me throughout the life as a 3 time immigrant. i want to ma

no delays between hayward and foster city. here's brianrely see the bay bridge so clearly. skies not that clear this morning. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies. later in the day though, sunshine. right now, we have 42 in santa rosa and 48 in san jose. 49 fairfield and 50 at livermore. all the numbers soar into the upper 60s into the low 70s with temperatures expected to cool a little bit tomorrow. the extended forecast, partly cloudy skies. rain next wednesday and thursday. ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, ♪ >>> are you jealous of bernie sanders' slogan "feel the bern"? because it is a really good slogan. >> i got to say i'm not. i've never -- i've never been as good at slogans. >> that is your new button, hillary, y'all. >> that comes across well. >> i have some for you. >> hill yes. i hear that a lot. >> what do you think of this one? >> yes, yes. >> that is one from your real collection. >> that's right. >> but i've got -- oh, these are all from your colle

brian: what role to the government have, 1870 on in fostering growth?ert: the government had an enormous role. first of all, the government allocated land for the railroads. and provided incentives for the railroads to build out in many cases, people think excessively, we had too many different lines running across the country from east to west. and the incentive was, land grants. the railroad companies were given the right to develop the land. for substantial number of miles around there. new lines that they built. we have freelancers to the homestead act of 1862. where people who wanted to go out and settle areas in the west that had previously not been settled, they were given free land by the government. the government set up agricultural research stations, the government-subsidized state universities. all the big state universities of the midwest, university of michigan, missouri, illinois, iowa, they were all made possible by land grants either from the federal government or the state governments in the late 19th century. brian: as you know, state

brian: what role to the government have, 1870 on in fostering growth?he government had an enormous role. first of all, the government allocated land for the railroads. and provided incentives for the railroads to build out in many cases, people think excessively, we had too many different lines running across the country from east to west. and the incentive was, land grants. the railroad companies were given the right to develop the land. for substantial number of miles around their new lines that they built. we have freelancers to the homestead act of 1862. where people who wanted to go out and settle areas in the west that had previously not been settled, they were given free land by the government. the government set up agricultural research stations, the government-subsidized state universities. all the big state universities of the midwest, university of michigan, missouri, illinois, iowa, they were all made possible by land grants either from the federal government or the state governments in the late 19th century. brian: as you know, state govern

in the 80's and fred foster who launched the careers of chris christopherson, dolly parton and willie nelson. the academy of country music awards airs this weekend. tomorrow luke brianjoin us live on "eyewitness news" at noon. then our friend from wxtu will be here with their picks for the big awards. then catch ceremony with great performances. this is intriguing, katie, dolly parton and katie perry. >> interesting. >> together. >> interesting. >> what on earth they will be singing, i have no idea. >> it will sound good. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on cb. 36789 that is quite the line up. >> that sound awesome. >> yes. beautiful day after. the sun looks so nice on the sky deck. >> i wouldn't say it is necessarily very warm outside but it is very pleasant outside. >> okay. >> not terribly breezy. kind of wind we experienced last couple of days, nothing like that. we do actually have a little bit of the elevated fire risk believe it or not. we have very dry air in place. that is part of the puzzle here but we do have have high pressure in place as well. so it is still sobriety outside. we will take you right to the good news. we will start off with what we always lik