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he was the postman, the u.p.s. guy in sun valley, idaho, for 30 years.the most american family you can have. and the guy's had his son be a captive of the taliban for the past five years. he's a father. he's going to do anything he can to get his kid back. >> why did he grow his beard out? >> so that he would have some sympathy with the people that were holding his kid hostage. >> and this was not really an attempt to become a member of the taliban. it was more to convince them that, you know, hey, maybe i can see things your way so that my son will be released, but he didn't really mean that? is that the sort of thing that we're talking about? >> no, so that his son would be treated decently. i mean, remember, you're talking about a family that every night goes to sleep thinking their son might be tortured, every day. can you imagine what that must be like? i can't. and i've lost a brother in the war, and i fought in the war. and these people have been under so much pressure for the past five years that for the media to just blanketly attack them for a

the postman in the south bay facing the fed chaorrg which he did with the mail. >>: a blanket of cloud cover over the area. did those on your weekend forecast coming up. this is the bay area's news station kron4 news a fire starts now. >>: >>: the morning everyone as friday. we've made it. i'm anny hong. on the market and it changes the floor for your weather forecast of the benefit from erica caught up. we are going to talk about a warm-up as we head into the next couple of days 34 today for the mild to warm conditions for success for dealing with a mild temperatures. mother with temperatures are ahead into the afternoon was a more sunshine warmer temperatures and to yesterday three will continue with a pattern of less fog. we will be highlighting changes under 7 day around the bay but now on to traffic here's george. not any have fought three of the chp with a few minor incidents but nothing that's one to slow your ride. it could commute check for interstate 583 and highway 4 no slowing yes and no congestion yet for the westbound antioch live in the case of highway 4. south bay penin