jim davis' grandfather is dead. jim cannot remember the private investigator's name and seattle police can find no records pertaining to the case. one thing is for certain, gary ridgway was never arrested or punished for the attempted murder. and he told his questioners that if he had been, it might have changed things. >> could you have been stopped at any point along the way? ever asked yourself that? >> either get counseling or go to jail could have stopped me. >> how often in the years before you found out who ridgway was did you find yourself thinking i wonder where that guy is? >> over the years i always wondered what happened to him, what kind of person he became, had he killed somebody else. i don't believe that he stopped after he tried to kill he and just started 20 years later to kill prostitutes. i believe that he killed people in all those years in between. >> police and psychologists believe that, too, but in the hundreds of hours they spent interviewing gary ridgway, trying to get him to come clean, a

what made this such a battleground with christians and people like jim davis and others, tim davis is different. she's a law clerk who gives out marriage licenses. asserted that baker and the photographer, for then they believe marriage was ordained by their creator, by god. they believe they have no right to redefine it. they think they would be singing, blossoming their god if they irrigated unto themselves the ability to do something that was a unique problems applause of nature. when i passed into the next room i've got enough to answer for. i don't have to stand up and say well, i also redefine your marriage stuff while i was at it. they believe that they don't have the right to do that. did you really believe in tolerance and diversity you opt respect the right to disagree and not just call them names. that's not just right, right? and by the way, as a christian i believe in tolerance. i call it charity. and my charity also means that i think it is sinful to persecute, attack or her people because of their same-sex attraction. it's my same christian belief system convinced that

but, as jim murdoch tells us -- the josh davis may be the biggest mets n in all of decided to go all in on his love for the win the world series before the prediction he came here to first place tattoos where even the artists inside couldn't talal him out of his nowowfamous ink. it meant to him you know it's wanted to (laughs)" "as the tattoo was being finished they're already down a so that hurt the ribs a little exexra." josh's best friend kevin decided to help take the sting out of the met's loss to kansas city, by taking a picture of the 22-year-old's tattoo and sharing it on social media, which to no surprise, quickly went viral. "he's been easy going it's softened the blow a little bit." josh says this $300 symbol of what could have been serves as a reminder not of defeat, not of stupidity, but of his dedication to his favorite team. "it was a quick decision but rereret it at all iihink it's awesome." and there's always next year, josh-after all how hard can it be to change we still have a lot to get to this morning: including a new option for book lovers. you don't have to rea

jim says everybody is being evaluated. he has played some of the worst football of his career this season. >>> now, vernon davis has been traded to the denver broncos. they will swap late-round picks in 2016. davis was in the final year of his contract. the broncos say they're excited tabt trade. we spoke with joe fon si about the trade. >> he's just not in their plans. if you don't have a guy that is high-priced at the end of his career, you can't play any worse than he's playing this season. they're saying, you know, the way that kaepernick has played, he's just making throws not to have them intercepted. sterz this morning, we also learned that pierre thomas, the lowest ranked offense in the entire polls. >>> in the gop race, why all the candidates don't agree in the latest debate drama. >>> there's a cool bay area breeze, but warming expected to come. >>> why officials say this is related to the deadly plane crash in egypt. >>> a u.s. satellite gave off a flash when an egypt plane crashed. they are reviewing the information from the plane's black boxes. isis has claimed responsibility for taking the plane down, but there's

davis. >> this kind of a pattern of activity usually involves the same actors, the same individuals. >> a major problem nowadays. >> reporter: jim lose year is a private detective. >> a lot of times we find out they're sex offenders, other types of criminals. >> reporter: he says he handles more cases than you'd expect, and says they're >> they never are who they say they are. check this person. something not good with the situation. >> reporter: police say be mindful with those who won't chat with you face to face online before meeting up. it sounds obvious, but police say never ever agree to meet somebody at your home or at their home. always meet at a public place, like a library, a police department, or a coffee shop. live at dpd headquarters in rocksbury, july longch,k, wbz news. >>> police shooting and killing a gunman at a construction site. investigators say he was armed with two weapons in an elevator tower, and was taking aim at a nearby hospital. that hospital was put into lockdown. the gunman was wanted for a robbery at a nearby sporting goods store. there were no other injuries. >> also developing, crews battling th

yesterday, head coach jim tomsula was only say he was quote, evaluating everyone for the starting role. another sign the niners are somewhat in disarray right now, tight end vernon davis has been traded to the denver broncos. san francisco will get a couple of late round picks in return. davis has been with the team for 10 seasons. within the last year of his contract, as for kaepernick, his future with the niners obviously remains somewhat unclear. it appears he will not be starting this sunday but there is some talk he potentially could be traded midseason although reportedly that would be difficult because of his $15 million salary cap figure. we'll have to wait and see, brian. it could get interesting. >> yes, it will. interesting to see what niners fans have to say about all this. thank you. >> absolutely. >>> san francisco police are asking for help to identify a murder suspect. investigators released this surveillance video of the attacker. take a look. suspected in the beating death of a 60-year-old man on october 1. police say the attack happened inside a coffee shop. the victim later collapsed on the street and died at san francisco general. a closer look at

jim tomsula talked about the reasoning behind benching colin kaepernick. while new starter blaine gabbert spoke about his new opportunity. >> gary:former 49ers tight end vernon davisep doing his thing, and i want kapernick to just work and step back and just keep working at it. >> this is a great opportunity for me to go out and do what i can do. at this want to enjoy this spirit is wonderful to play ball again have to do something offensive. >> gary: everyone is asking the question where did i go? san francisco look at the year. at if the team is having success, half the time i when i have success creek translation if kapernick can i give me the ball and then i can't help my team. >> gary:who was traded to denver the broncos reminds him of the 2013 niners team that surely helps with the "energy" as well >> gary:he also has this to say about the situation with the >> gary: question, where did i go? san francisco, look at the year when i started to drop off, what happened to the having success, chances are i'm not going to have success." >> gary:levi's stadium landed a big of the 49ers the 2019 college football will be played at levi's >> gary:the bay area was one

. >> pam: head coach jim make a change of the question tonight they did make a couple of chances the rugby player when the the main stage vernon davisre sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ >> gary: of the time the highest bid tight end and valvano draft expert to 08 4/6 on traffic and $2.162017 joined the forty- niners fixed overall pick in 2006 no. 1 in all time for dinner history. and in yards touchdowns and one be here anymore the next guy bolden and who've been playing a game giveaway vernon goes from a last-place team to an undefeated team denver broncos. years but he's gone pro athletes their best on the field cannot prove it, refuses to answer questions if there and the start again come right out and say it but this offense needs a little help. and when these guys i like the catholic he did it for two and half years what help and. >> gary: right at the same goal but it is about brian he works during the week on the today show comes in their respectful everyone. >> gary: us that have the time bearing upon hammon you ended bring its

davis spent a decade in red and gold. he joined in the mike singletary era when things were bad. he's been a tagt target for the jimugh niners. he can still make good plays but it became impossible to succeed given all of the 49ers woes. >> if you look at san francisco, look at the year when i started to drop off and what happened with the team? what happened with the team? >> they started to fall off. there were so many things going on, so much turmoil. >> not having success. chances are, i'm not going to have success. that's what it is. look at them now. they've only won two games. >> and a fun random moment from broncos practice today. this is linebacker von mail miller and loving being by himself. whip and nene. >> they play the colts on sunday. sdmiefrjts for years the raiders have been the dysfunctional team in the bay area. you compare them to the 49ers, like the franchise that has it together. carr one of the key building blocks. the franchise quarterback. got play makers like amari cooper and michael crabtree around him. the 4-3 raiders visit the steelers. it will tell us if the raiders are a playoff conte

about his status yesterday, jim tomsula would only say that he was evaluating everyone for the starting role. now, another sign the 49ers are in disarray, tight end vernon daviseen traded to the denver broncos. san francisco in return will get a couple late round picks. of course davis has been with the team for 10 seasons. he was in the last year of his contract. as for kaepernick, his future with the niners of course, a bit unclear. there is some talk he could be traded midseason although others say that might be difficult because of his $15 million salary cap figure. and speaking now about the man who will likely be taking snaps for the 49ers, this sunday, blaine gabbert, drafted in 2011. his numbers you guys, not exactly stellar. he is 5-22 as a starter in the nfl. that's what the niners are going with now. >> wow. >> all right. this is going to be interesting. alex savidge, we'll talk to you later. >>> the time is 5:34. san francisco police want your help this morning identifying a murder suspect. investigators released surveillance video of the attacker. take a look. suspected in the beating death of a 60-year-old man on october 1. police say the attack

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davis, on big tech's push to eliminate h-1-b caps all together. quote, this is not a popular bill with the public. it's popular with the c.e.o.s. jimn ohio on our independent line. last caller for our guest. caller: thank you. good morning to all of you. i never realized how big the problem is. but it's very personal to me. i believe that she's right, michelle, that both the immigration laws and these problems brought out here, they are interrelated. the reason is my wife is an immigrant. she stood in line and she came from korea. we got married. and i had to wait for her for two years to be able to get here. she finally became a citizen and we had two daughters. ne is now -- she was a high up graduate purdue as an engineer and she's 30 and gone back to nursing school because she can't get a job she'd like to have with her degree. my other daughter is an international politics in journalism. right now she's working on computers because she can't find what she would like to do. i knew there was a problem but i never realized just how bad it is. host: thank you very much for calling. final word from each of you. john? guest: this boo

davis on big tech's push to eliminate h-1b caps altogether. quote, this is not a popular bill with the public, it's popular with the ceos. and jim from lodlodi, ohio, on independent line. your the last caller. >> caller: i never realized really how big the problem is but it's very personal to me and i believe that she's right, michelle, that both the immigration laws and these problems that you brought out here are -- you know, they're interrelated, and the reason is my wife is an immigrant. she stood in line and she came from korea. we got married and i had to wait for her for two years to be able to get here, and she finally became a citizen and we had two daughters, and one is now a -- she was a high up graduate at purdue as an engineer. she's 30 years old now and gone back to nursing school because she can't get a job that she had like to have with her degree. m my other daughter is an international politics and journalism and right now she's working on computers because she can't find what she would like to do, and i knew there was a problem, but i never realized just how bad it is. >> all right, jim. thank you very much fo