i think hunter decided, no, it is going to be hunter. it is not going to be dad. and i think part of that was, it was partially him and partially the times that he was, you know, the late '60s, the of 0's and '70s were a time of, at least for the counterculture he was a part of, rejecting everything, everything that their parents believed in and had raised them to believe, throw it out. you know, everything. that very much applied to parenting as well. and it just, like when i was in my 20s i think i tried calling him dad once, and oh, that -- [laughter]. doesn't feel right. doesn't feel right. >> yes, ma'am, over here. >> so, i'm interested in the writing of the book, were there any surprises about your dad? and were there any surprises in yourself? >> some of the surprising things were some of the letters that i found. like the letter i read. i can't believe that i had just forgotten about that letter. quite a lot of -- and, there were other letters i found where he talks about, you know how he will try to pay for my college tuition but he didn't want me to know

hunter?in 2006, two years ago, i made a v a mistake that i am responsible for and no one else. >> a report has been published that the baby of miss hunter is your baby. true? not true? >> not true. published in a supermarket tabloid. no, that is absolutely not true. >> does elizabeth think this is possibly your baby? >> no. of course not. >> no way? >> no. she knows it's not. >> reporter: in 2010, edwards would publicly admit that quinn is his daughter. a sweet and innocent girl born into a scandal she never asked for. she's speaking in public for the first time sharing her love of horses in a new children's book "howie do it." >> he thinks he's a fancy show horse, and he's just a pony. >> what did he teach you? did howie teach you something? >> he taught me to be a better rider and how to find happiness. >> reporter: but for rielle, finding happiness after that public and has been a process. >> it was interesting. i looked -- the last time you spoke to abc news, it was 2012. your memoir came

hunters point shipyard. i was one the first ones to bring up on the mayors task force in 73 about the toxins in hunters point shipyard. my father works in the hunters point shipyard and helped put a lot the toxics in the hunters point shipyard and fair lon islands. my concern is e and e 2, the lan fill that was out there. that is something i have seen been a fill. it once was a water and filled it with lead where they were sand blasting ships and raidation rods and barrels taken from the experimental labs in the hunters point shipyards where uc-it is by the train tracks. since the shipyard closed, the 9 story building has raidation in there. i don't know if it is d, but what i'm asking for this commission to look very hard at parcel e and e 2. i want it 100 percent clean. i have been talking to the navy. i haven't gone to any meet ingsilately because my mother is sick in the past. i will go to the clean up-shipyard clean up meeting i can't go this week, but we need to keep an eye on e and e 2. i feel they di

so many moms in bayview and hunters point and all over, when i go places, they say police support the arts for our children. it is a place where they gain confidence and enjoy work and learn they can do other things, where they find their creative spirit. that contribution is so important. this place is not only physically accessible, but spiritially accessibility as well. i'm very proud of [inaudible] the mayor put $5 million and we put in the first $200 thousand and barbara told me without the floor nothing else [inaudible] some of us were together 10 years goy when we celebrated [inaudible] i can say to my colleagues in wash ington it wasn't just about transportation but economic growth of the community and now the spiritially and intellectual and cultural life of the community. this is really a cause for great celebration. it is a recognition the arts are central to who we are as a country. [inaudible] over and over again, but more importantly and more personally to everyone here, lets the art sing to the community. [inaudible] every time we come here, one of the [inaudible] alway

hunters point shipyard. was one the first ones to bring up on the mayors task force in 73 about the toxins in hunters point shipyard. my father works in the hunters point shipyard and helped put a lot the toxics in the hunters point shipyard and fair lon islands. my concern is e and e 2, the lan fill that was out there. that is something i have seen been a fill. it once was a water and filled it with lead where they were sand blasting ships and raidation rods and barrels taken from the experimental labs in the hunters point shipyards where uc-it is by the train tracks. since the shipyard closed, the 9 story building has raidation in there. i don't know if it is d, but what i'm asking for this commission to look very hard at parcel e and e 2. i want it 100 percent clean. i have been talking to the navy. i haven't gone to any meet ingsilately because my mother is sick in the past. i will go to the clean up-shipyard clean up meeting i can't go this week, but we need to keep an eye on e and e 2. i feel they did

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i became a man hunter. i am out there looking for bad guys. >> when i was old enough -- some of the stuff i guess is like blanked out. it is like -- i could not sleep anymore. i was scared. i guess i am praying in my head, it is nightmare to me. i could handle it no more. ♪ >>> i was 13 years old and i was in middle school. i was not kind of smart and hardly speak some words because i was a slow learner. one of my sisters just -- she met him at a theater, a drive-in theater that he had running. the other one they play the other kinds of movies, like sex movies and stuff. then she brought him here. the house that my sister got raised in. he was sitting here and talking to my mom and daddy just like a friend. it never seems to amaze me how cunning a sexual predator could be. how they could win the trust of their victims and the loved ones and someone along the way does not realize that this is a serious, serious nightmare. >> when i got to know him about a month, he took me and my sister to his house. we were

you can see a hurricane hunter behind me. today, we will be flying at about 10,000 feet and doing a drop over the water. are 10 of these models that belong to the hurricane hunters and there are three aircraft that can do missions and fly into different hurricanes or tropical storms simultaneously. wc 130-j isfor a comprised of airmen who go up collect data. in just a reserve crew will be releasing this drop. it falls at about 2.5 feet per second through the hurricane, collecting two points, temperature, and especially wind speed. i place this in the tube and operate this computer. it collects all sorts of data. >> the hurricane hunters respond to storms in the hawaii -- from hawaii and the pacific to the virgin islands and the caribbean. the crew will fly at a maximum of 10,000 feet, but can get as low as 1000 feet and use meteorological information to plan a mission and gauge danger. >> we will pick our way through portions of the eye wall that look dangerous as far as flying through with an airplane, and still go through t

george w davis one and 20 units that's no easy feet to be built one 20 in the bayview hunters point andayor ed lee talked about his vision for rolling out and bringing the unit online that means nothing if you don't have the resources to buy and rent them and without the knowledge just two years ago many of you were gathered is this spot dirt we have shovels if you look at behind me what two years difference a dream not mine personally i've inherited my role at the board of supervisors to carry the vision that dr. davis to the finish line and here we are this is kind of full fruition kathy sorry about that incredible partner the davis family should be proud of the accomplishment and the community kathy is a nuisance she calls you when i don't answer she'll text you early in the morning and late at nights that's the kind of nuisance we all need to be it gets things done this is a commitment that is your honor, wavering and it is because of this 11 of commitment our community benefits and it means we are this building and some of the legislation we're bringing forward we're respectfully s

and then david hunter. grant was more focused on the army of northern virginia and not necessarily the shenandoah valley. and then we come july 30. remember what happened that day -- the crater, the news of that disaster, and more importantly, the confederate cavalry rode into chambersburg, pennsylvania and destroyed over 400 residences and businesses by flame. this is what lincoln is faced with. so lincoln goes and meets grant because we have to do something about the shenandoah valley. george mead certainly would be willing to be a commander of this new army if it is formed. grant sort of mention that -- no, no, no -- can't do that. they has been helping me since gettysburg. -- they had been howling at me since gettysburg. i am not going to get rid of him -- by the way, you know, george mead is a good soldier per can -- can you imagine how difficult it would be to have the boss sitting over your shoulder? once a campaign started, neither staff could stand each other. you know. the difference of course was

tibetan buddhism, like many ofof the original sort of hunter/gatherers who lived i in eurorope, in asia in north america had a very powerful relationship to o the land. they have a deep respect and a kind of a sacredness to the environment because that was the means of ensuring livelihood for the next generations and seven generations to come. and so the tibetan buddhists come from that kind of tradition. so i think that's underlying a bit of their immediate sense of respect for all life. so it has a very practical side, i guguess from our point f view.. from t their point of view, it's just part of the way that they look at the worlrld, which is life is s sacred and you m must preserve i it and d you actually must even protect areas from human intervention in order to ensure a healthy future for the environment. fred: liu jianqiang is one of millions of chinese who are taking a fresh look at traditional culture. here under the guidance of chakme rinpoche, tibetan buddhism has changed the way he sees the world. translator: before, i only wrote from a legal point of view. it's wrong, for

i've become a man hunter. i'm out there looking for bad guys. >>> i didn't figure it out until i was old enough. some of the stuff, i guess, is like a blank out. i couldn't sleep no more. i was scared. i guess i'm afraid that it's in my head. it's nightmare to me. i couldn't handle it no more. ♪ ♪ >>> i was 13 years old, and i was in middle school. i wasn't kind of smart. i could hardly speak some words and stuff like that because i was slow learning. one of my sisters just was a friend with him, elby hars. i really didn't know much about him. she met him at a theater, the drive-in theater that he had running. sometimes they played like children movies. the other one they played the other kind of movies, like sex movies and stuff. then she brought him here to the house all of my sisters and brothers got raised in. he was sitting here talking to my momma and daddy and, you know, just like a friend. >> it never ceased to amaze me how cunning a sexual predator can be. how they can win the trust of their victim, w

so many moms in bayview and hunters point and all over, when i go places, they say police support the arts for our children. it is a place where they gain confidence and enjoy work and learn they can do other things, where they find their creative spirit. that contribution is so important. this place is not only physically accessible, but spiritially accessibility as well. i'm very proud of [inaudible] the mayor put $5 million and we put in the first $200 thousand and barbara told me without the floor nothing else [inaudible] some of us were together 10 years goy when we celebrated [inaudible] i can say to my colleagues in wash ington it wasn't just about transportation but economic growth of the community and now the spiritially and intellectual and cultural life of the community. this is really a cause for great celebration. it is a recognition the arts are central to who we are as a country. [inaudible] over and over again, but more importantly and more personally to everyone here, lets the art sing to the community. [inaudible] every time we come here, one of the [inaudible] alway

george w davis one and 20 units that's no easy feet to be built one 20 in the bayview hunters point andor ed lee talked about his vision for rolling out and bringing the unit online that means nothing if you don't have the resources to buy and rent them and without the knowledge just two years ago many of you were gathered is this spot dirt we have shovels if you look at behind me what two years difference a dream not mine personally i've inherited my role at the board of supervisors to carry the vision that dr. davis to the finish line and here we are this is kind of full fruition kathy sorry about that incredible partner the davis family should be proud of the accomplishment and the community kathy is a nuisance she calls you when i don't answer she'll text you early in the morning and late at nights that's the kind of nuisance we all need to be it gets things done this is a commitment that is your honor, wavering and it is because of this 11 of commitment our community benefits and it means we are this building and some of the legislation we're bringing forward we're respectfully sen

so many moms in bayview and hunters point and all over, when i go places, they say police support the arts for our children. it is a place where they gain confidence and enjoy work and learn they can do other things, where they find their creative spirit. that contribution is so important. this place is not only physically accessible, but spiritially accessibility as well. i'm very proud of [inaudible] the mayor put $5 million and we put in the first $200 thousand and barbara told me without the floor nothing else [inaudible] some of us were together 10 years goy when we celebrated [inaudible] i can say to my colleagues in wash ington it wasn't just about transportation but economic growth of the community and now the spiritially and intellectual and cultural life of the community. this is really a cause for great celebration. it is a recognition the arts are central to who we are as a country. [inaudible] over and over again, but more importantly and more personally to everyone here, lets the art sing to the community. [inaudible] every time we come here, one of the [inaudible] alway

they are manning to activate hunter pence tomorrow.e should be in the lineup with edward nzÑez. >>> the a's in cleveland where things got a little physical, and the always contested condiment race. the go-ahead run, and the a's fall to the indians 5-3. >>> early morning rain gave way to a very nights at an in new jersey. followed up yesterday's 65 with a 66. third straight bird tow retake the outright lead. he signed at 9 under smith has reportedly checked ity. smith... w >>> the raiders began training camp. alden smith has checked into a treatment facility. smith who has a history of drug and alcohol kwlshs is currently serving a 1-year suspension for violating the substance abuse policy. >> i just remain hopeful for the young man to get himself and his life turn around. if he can get his ducks in a row, we would insill vie back a good football player. just make sure that the focus is on him getting whatever help he needs to get his life in order. >> talented player on the field, seems like he has some issues off the field. ,,,,,,,, a

richie this will be a short update here's the typical storage chart i show a couple of things the hunters point reservoir is absolutely full we're doing water from hetch hetchy been 10 feet above full capacity so water bank is 73 percent for 4 hundred and 13 acres that guess as full as it will get from a storage this is the maximum level in storage this year that will go the main part of summer and to the fall on the precipitation font precipitation basically has leveled out maybe a freak storm here nor there but this picture will not change from october to november at this point and similarly with the snow pack that melted away we're just riding through the summer and looking forward to what next year might bring i've shown this available to the city and again, we ended up with one and 60 acres below the level that the water that the water bank is in now we have a lot more water than the past two or three years and not enough water to fill the system the one thing that changes is if the demand picture of this chart modified a little bit the black line it is dash dot dash dot our 10 perce

it was home. >> gene was a real good hunter. >> turkey season, he'd go turkey hunting.on, deer hunting. shoot squirrels, birds, everything. >> there was a little problem. you can't hunt on state property. and that was new york state property. all harriman state park. in the '80s, eugene palmer threatened the life of a law enforcement officer. it was based on him hunting illegally in harriman state park. a lot of people were scared of him, frightened of him. >> if anybody went up his driveway, he'd come out with a shotgun. >> that's how he was. he's old school. if you pissed him off, he told you straight up how he felt. >> it's part of the american myth, and people think of it as predominantly in the west. a healthy suspicion of law and government and authorities and how they regulate the land. but it happens all over america, and it happened right here in upstate new york. >> denise was my ex-girlfriend. in the mid-'80s, we were together until the early '90s. >> i went out on a date with him, and it lasted for 12 years. >> i was 17 years old when clarence and denise got

delighted so honored to be standing housekeeper today my name is linda i'm a board of the bayview hunters point center for the chair of the groundbreaking and ribbon cutting summer want to give honor to god let me repeat i want to give honor to god. >> (clapping.) >> for the opportunity to be standing here on the podium with the mayor and all the dignitaries and with the community of looking out i see that judge davis family and i see about everyone this is a great day for the bayview hunters point this is a great day for the community >> (clapping.) >> what this is vision people don't perish a man that is responsible was responsible for bringing all of us here today his vision was to insure that our seniors have a place they could live and die gracefully he reached out to a lot of people in the city it has taken decades for us to get here but look at where we are today in his absent the vision and legacy folks are realized today, i want to essentially thank the mayor ed lee for his presence by the way, if you look at across the city that kind of setting back is taken care of all over the

authorities are headed to thestein on the toll road eastbound after hunter mill. in centreville out of manassas, 28 northbound near compton road. apparently according to the traffic center, they may have moved everything out of the roadway. that's much better news, 28 northbound moving to centreville. kristin and aaron, back to you. >> jack, thank you. it's 6:01. breaking news in northeast washington. we're working to learn more about a person shot by a metro transit police officer near the deanwood station overnight. news 4's darcy spencer traching this investigation. she joins us live. what can you tell us, darcy. >> good morning, aaron.

but that was rielle hunter then.s been like. >> everything i do now is based upon being a mom. mom first and my choices, how they're going to impact quinn. >> quinn, the child she had with john edwards sitting next to her now 8 years old. rielle loved riding horses as a child and now quinn is following in her footsteps recently qualifying for pony finals. teal me about your horse howie. what did he teach you? did howie teach you something. >> he taught me how to be a better rider and how to find happiness. >> it's true, right? you found happiness with howie. >> lessons mother and daughter are sharing in a new children's book "howie do it." finding happiness right how. rielle wrote it. quinn illustrated. the message live in the moment and choose happiness. happiness for rielle or peace has been a process. what's your relationship now with john. >> we're very, very good friends and great co-parents and we have the same goals, we want the best for quinn. we get along great. >> every time you've been asked this question,

richie this will be a short update here's the typical storage chart i show a couple of things the hunters point reservoir is absolutely full we're doing water from hetch hetchy been 10 feet above full capacity so water bank is 73 percent for 4 hundred and 13 acres that guess as full as it will get from a storage this is the maximum level in storage this year that will go the main part of summer and to the fall on the precipitation font precipitation basically has leveled out maybe a freak storm here nor there but this picture will not change from october to november at this point and similarly with the snow pack that melted away we're just riding through the summer and looking forward to what next year might bring i've shown this available to the city and again, we ended up with one and 60 acres below the level that the water that the water bank is in now we have a lot more water than the past two or three years and not enough water to fill the system the one thing that changes is if the demand picture of this chart modified a little bit the black line it is dash dot dash dot our 10 perce

i will let our good friend and hunter expert tell you. i caught up with him at his house. >> cougars question we just want to make sure it's public whose idea it was so when the first child gets snatched out of the yard or pet. >> they're not stupid. they're not can it chase a deer that can run 40 miles an hour when they can grab a child that can run a mile and a half. >> he also said the deer population is high because it is not enough young people interested in hunter. >> we need to get more people into the sport. i'm trying to get guys like you who have never tried it and then they're like my goodness this is the most delicious meat i've ever had. >> you in the cougar have something in common. >> yes. >> i'll take my chances with the deer because death by cougar sounds horrible. >> this is not asked story from the onion this is real. 200 deaths versus 30 deaths. >> cougars attacking people, as much as it happened before it's extremely rare. >> it's rare because we captured them and put them in dues or kill them. >> this is super gross.

help on the way with hunter pence. probably going to be in the line up tomorrow. that is going to be a huge shot of energy for the club. >> jon: one ball, one strike to blanco. two out, nobody on, rivero got the call on that one. not many have been called strikes in this game. blanco has singled home a run. the only run the giants have scored. he has also striked out and walked. base hit, trevor brown will come up next. they have the right-hander, kelly, ready in the bullpen and dusty baker is going to go for him. kelly, who ended up getting the final out last night and struck out angel pagan with the bases loaded in the ninth he comes on here with two down, a runner at first. washington ahead 4-1. we'll be right back. ♪ with this level of intelligence... ...it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. me

so many moms in bayview and hunters point and all over, when i go places, they say police support the arts for our children. it is a place where they gain confidence and enjoy work and learn they can do other things, where they find their creative spirit. that contribution is so important. this place is not only physically accessible, but spiritially accessibility as well. i'm very proud of [inaudible] the mayor put $5 million and we put in the first $200 thousand and barbara told me without the floor nothing else [inaudible] some of us were together 10 years goy when we celebrated [inaudible] i can say to my colleagues in wash ington it wasn't just about transportation but economic growth of the community and now the spiritially and intellectual and cultural life of the community. this is really a cause for great celebration. it is a recognition the arts are central to who we are as a country. [inaudible] over and over again, but more importantly and more personally to everyone here, lets the art sing to the community. [inaudible] every time we come here, one of the [inaudible] alway

the ghost hunters. >> i wish i had a flash light. we're the ghost hunters club. it's recess, right?he brick wall of my elementary school. we were like, "what if we put a stick in the pipe?" >> seth: gotcha. classic ghost hunters move. >> it's an empirical way to test if there's ghosts. so we put it in, waited, nothing happened. then -- i crap you not, seth, the stick began to vibrate view. [ light laughter ] now, what would make a stick pull into a pipe? i saw, nothing, nothing! was it a rat? was it a gnome? i don't know. i think this story only proves the existence of dorks. >> seth: yeah, i think it does. because i will say, i'm no expert on the paranormal. in order for this story to put a chill in your spine, you have to think a ghost thought, "oh, free stick." [ laughter and applause ] and your cast members, your costars were not spine tingled by this. >> they said that's not a ghost story. you should stop telling that at the junket. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's a story about weirdos. >> then we disbanded after that -- >> seth: really? >> and we reformed as the honey suckl

richie this will be a short update here's the typical storage chart i show a couple of things the hunters point reservoir is absolutely full we're doing water from hetch hetchy been 10 feet above full capacity so water bank is 73 percent for 4 hundred and 13 acres that guess as full as it will get from a storage this is the maximum level in storage this year that will go the main part of summer and to the fall on the precipitation font precipitation basically has leveled out maybe a freak storm here nor there but this picture will not change from october to november at this point and similarly with the snow pack that melted away we're just riding through the summer and looking forward to what next year might bring i've shown this available to the city and again, we ended up with one and 60 acres below the level that the water that the water bank is in now we have a lot more water than the past two or three years and not enough water to fill the system the one thing that changes is if the demand picture of this chart modified a little bit the black line it is dash dot dash dot our 10 perce

holmess the hunter building. the naming and marker commemorate desegregation of the university of georgia. is that about it for north campus? may be so. history -- it is not like university of georgia was happily desegregated, right? it is not like white students acquiesced to to segregation of the university -- desegregation of the university. this was a struggle. frankly, you still have articles in the red and black that talk about the astonishing low rates of african american admission or presence at the university in a state that has a sizable african american population. the university does not. student: going back to what you said about the monument not carrying the same message it did before. there areust said lower rates of african americans here, i started thinking about and the barsns turning away black patrons based on race or what they were wearing, the dress code. , the monument still carries. prof. nesbit: good. what we were talking about, maybe because we are not neo-confederates, maybe the monumen

but nazi hunters week wiesenthal. remember the boys from brazil-hunting down a character in latin america. some of the myth actually made people lining manage la, who escaped justice, the hiding and the living in terror at the end of their days, so maybe some myths are not all bad. but in terms of the principles have been established. the reality is still a long way from it but i think that is a breakthrough, and again, getting back to the principle to say that i'm obeying orders and clearly orders are -- you are meant -- every individual has to judge those orders and it's like during the group case in one case the judge asked one of the most educated leaders if you had been ordered to shoot your own sister, would you have shot your own sister? and it left him speechless. that do you say, of you say i'd shoot my own sister, you come across as a monster. if he says i wouldn't, then he undermines his whole idea that i -- >> the question you raise is the question about deterrence, and in my own mind, deterrence is not a

wooe be -- we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hunter pence on hand to deliver that boost >>> the giants have gone two and 11 since the all star game. hunter on hand to deliver that boost he was officially activated and inserted into the starting line up. he was away for nearly two months. he just missed a home run instead he settles for a double. he would not score though getting stranded at third. a two-run home run to anthony. upset at the umpire not calling a strike prior to that home run. but in the fourth. eduardo doubles to right center scoring two. first start with the team. tied at three in the seventh. they load the bases again. easily slowing buster to give the giant as lead. they would win 5 3 for their third win. >>> the a's have traded billy. two weeks ago after hitting .234 this season. rookie of this year voting. the third round of the pga championship was canceled today due to rain. officials hope to still be able to finish the tournament by tomorrow. >>> raiders general manager reggie has received a contract extension through the 2021 draft he became the gm in 20

joe panik, hunter pence, and what else? is they're still all out but they could be coming later this week? >> matt duffy is the other guy they would like. they have been stricken by injury probably more than you could expect by position players and still manage to play well and be in first place. it may be time to get those guys back in the lineup. >> we'll see what happens. joe, thank you. our coverage continues over at ktvu plus with ken, heather and ted. >>> some awkward moments kicking off the democratic national convention in philadelphia. a few of them happening just a short time ago. we're going to taunt with our political analyst brian sobel. plus, we're going to be hearing from bernie sanders. >>> plus two, fires continue to burn out of control in the statement we'll have the very latest from the fire lines both down in southern california and in monterey county. >>> and two teenagers were arrested for starting a fire on the peninsula that destroyed the millbrae community center. we will tell you how they were caug

alice griffith public housing site and providing notice within the scope of the candle stick point hunterspyard disposition and redevelopment and that the program environmental impact report adequately described the action for the purpose of the california environmental quality act bayview hunters point project development area during the course and action resolution 20, and 5 f conditioning approving the schematic designs for the alice griffith development come pricing those 4 of the a.k.a. housing development and providing notice that the approval within the scope that the phase two and development agreement d da and the program you were adequately descriptions the action for the if you were of california environmental quality act bayview hunters point deduction and action resolution 27, madam director. >> thank you, madam secretary good afternoon, commissioners and good afternoon to the many members of the public we appreciate you joining us commissioners as you may know they vision and rebuild the alice griffith public housing development took place in phases without residents displace

we'll visit both in the niners and raiders training camps, and hunter pence back with the giants off the dl. see if he it's tfrom the old way off buying and selling cars. introducing beepi, the radical new way to buy & sell cars, all online. carefully inspected, guaranteed and delivered right to you. if you never have to step foot on a dealership lot again, neither should they. beepi.com zero to happy. >>> 49ers reported to camp today with some good and bad news, good news, anthony davis reach stated by the nfl after an 11 month retirement due to concussion issues. bad news, william will miss the buyer season. davis will be a huge addition to the line. a lot of question dozen be answered for chip kelly, including his starting quarterback. but the run game with carlos hyde will set the tone if he can stay healthy. >> way better year than last year. not just for me, for the whole offense. things will be good for everybody. i'm excited. >> the tempo, getting used to it, it's definitely a competitive advantage, and it's not like he is out there drawing up plays in the sand that are brand