as i was leaving the building, i turned to travis and i said, hey, travis, you got it?id, yeah, i got your back, sir. i left, i went to the hospital and that was the last thing that travis ever said to me because just a couple of weeks later, travis gave his life defending his fellow marines in iraq in fallujah. >> looking at a picture there of travis and sister. ryan, you're on the phone with us now. tell us how you and eric started working together. >> well, eric came to our house shortly after travis was killed in iraq and we spent a lot of time with him as a family. my mother and father and husband. and you know, i think we all left that meeting with a sense of doing something more. what can we do to honor travis' sacrifice. eric went off and started the mission continues. we went off and start the travis manion foundation. and from that we started working together. eric with the wounded and disabled veterans, and us with families of our fallen heroes. and pairing them up and letting them go and do service and do service in these fallen heroes' names. >> eric, expan

travis went to iraq brendan to korea. on april 29, 2007, travis was killed by sniper. sealed train to the friend he met. he married the woman he loved and his tour in korea, he deployed to afghanistan. on september 21 of last year, brenda in his own life along with eight others in a helicopter crash. heartbroken yet filled with pride, the family's new only one way to honor their son's friendship. they move travelers from the cemetery in pennsylvania and buried them side by side here in .rlington, "warriors for freedom" reads the epitheaph, brothers forever. the friendship between them reflects the meaning of memorial day. brotherhood, sacrifice, love of country. to is my fervent prayer that rely on to the memory of the fall by living out those ideals every day of our lives in the military and beyond. may god bless the souls of the venerable warriors we have lost and the country for which they died. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of "taps"and the benediction. ♪ [taps] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> have a seat for the benediction f/ . remember th

travis to rock and brendan to korea.29th to doubt the seven, while fighting to rescue a fellow marine from danger, travis was killed by a sniper. robert brandon did what he had to do, he kept going, he poured himself into the sealed training and dedicated them to the friends that he missed. he married the woman he loved, after his tour in korea, he deployed to afghanistan. on center twenty first of last year, brand and gave his own life along with eight others and a helicopter crash. aren't broken yet filled with pride her, both families where new only one way to honor their son's friendship. they moved travis from this cemetery in pennsylvania and barry them side by side here in arlington norm. warriors for freedom. bros. forever. their friendship between travis and brendan reflexed the meaning of memorial day. brotherhood, sacrificed in love of country it is my fervent prayer that we honored the memory of the fallen by leaving out those ideals every day of our lives with the military and beyond. but may god bless the s

first baseman, travis ishikawa. [applause] this guy knocked in a run in game 1 of the world series, bay area native, giants fan, outfielder nate sherholmes. [applause] latest and gentlemen, the hall of fame in cooperstown new york, for this morning because they have a lot of memorabilia from the giants on display right now, including the batting helmets worn in the world series. ladies and gentlemen, the national league championship series mvp, here is toni ross. -- tony ross. [applause] an important pick up midseason, late-season from the chicago cubs, he started four different post-season games for the giants, infielder. will the recovery once hunted for a double. travis ishikawa -- we saw this, but we never thought we would see a bunt later, but there it was in the clinching game, aubrey huff. [applause] how about this next giant -- so young to be the longest tenured member of the world championship giants, 2-0 in the postseason. he did not give up a run all post-season long. his cap is in cooperstown as we speak

the friendship between first lieutenant travis and lt. the memorial day. brother road, a sacrifice, love of country -- brotherhood, a sacrifice, love of country. it is my prayer that we honor the memory of the fallen by living out those ideals every of our lives, and the military and beyond. may god bless the souls of the venerable warriors we have lost and the country for which they died. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain outstanding for the playing of -- remain standing for the playing of "taps" and a benediction. ["taps" playing] >> go into the world to preserve the peace, remember the wisdom you have learned and the courageous, cling to that which is good always, resist evil to the utmost, lift up the oppressed, defended the helpless, honor god, fear no man, above all, love and serve the lord. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, enjoy your day. >> the memorial day address entered bids here at arlington national cemetery. -- and at

guardians like travis menean.wed in his father's footsteps and was in the ussnaval academy. brendan loonie, born leader from a military leader just like travis. the two quickly became best friends, like brothers, brendan said. after graduation they deployed. travis to iraq and brendan to korea. on april 29th, 2007, while fight to go rescue his fellow marines from danger, travis was killed by a sniper. brendan did what he had to do, he kept going. he poured himself into his s.e.a.l. training and dedicated it to the friend that he missed. he married the woman he loved and his tour in korea behind him, he deployed to afghanistan. on september 21st of last year, brendan gave his own life along with eight others in a helicopter crash. heartbroken yet filled with pride, they knew only one way to honor their sons's friendship. they moved travis from his cemetery in pennsylvania and buried them side by side here at arlington. warriors for freedom read the epitaph written by travis's father. brothers forever. the friendshi

travis and lisa have mentioned the most important. i will tell at least one more story. i came to washington in 89. i came with the savings-and-loan bailout cleanup and as part of that, i worked on a number of issues related to the law passed in 1989 and the federal deposit insurance corporation improvement act in 1991 and after it that i was invited -- invited to come over and have coffee with a senior fed official and it turned out to be a little job interview. not to work for the fed but to see if i would be invited to be on the so-called consumer advisory council. so i did a three year term, let off for good behavior on this so-called consumer advisory council. i bring this up of the perspective of the way the fed's culture was not a consumer culture. i granted the 1976 legislation creating the council did say it was supposed to be an advisory board of consumers and creditors but that meant consumers didn't have a voice. the fed already had plenty of other advisory committees solely comprised of industry members. for them apparently they asked congress for the cac an

>> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you go to compete in the world. competitions in ireland, scotland, norway, japan, russia each year, the facilities here in the park are second to none. there is no complex in the world that can touch it. >> i'm here with bob, and he has kindly agreed to tell me everything i need to know about casting. i'm going to suit up and next, we're in the water. >> what any gentleman should do. golden gate angling has free lessons the second saturday of every month. we have equipment show up on the 9:30 on the second saturday of every month and we'll te

the friendship between first lieutenant travis and lt. memorial day. brother road, a sacrifice, love of country -- brotherhood, a sacrifice, love of country. it is my prayer that we honor the memory of the fallen by living out those ideals every of our lives, and the military and beyond. may god bless the souls of the venerable warriors we have lost and the country for which they died. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain outstanding for the playing of -- remain standing for the playing of "taps" and a benediction. ["taps" playing] >> go into the world to preserve the peace, remember the wisdom you have learned and the courageous, cling to that which is good always, resist evil to the utmost, lif up the oppressed, defended the helpless, honor god, fear no man, above all, love and serve the lord. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, enjoy your day. >> earlier today president obama named his new chief of staff. he will be replacing admiral

. >>> there is heightened alert at travis air force base. travis units have been order #ed to check identification and increase random searches of people entering the base. >>> former president george w. bush has turned down an invitation from president obama inviting him to a ground zero ceremony on thursday marking the death of osama bin laden. a bush spokesman says the former president prefered remaining out of the spotlight since he left office. >>> in los angeles, the dalai lama suggested killing bin laden was justified. the tibetan religious leader was speaking at usc. according to "the l.a. times" the doll law llama says he may have deserved compassion and forgiveness, but he also said, quote, if something is serious and necessary to take counter measures, you have to take counter measures." >>> the search for the gunman who opened fire on a police car in pittsburgh ended a short time ago with his surrender. it started hate this afternoon near atlantic and railroad avenues near the atlantic plaza shopping center. they showed the neigh

that is our obligation to america's guardians, guardians like travis manian, the son of a marine, travisn his father's footsteps and was accepted by the u.s.s. naval academy. his roommate at the academy was brendan looney, a star athlete and born leader from a military family just like travis. and the two quickly became best friends like brothers, brendan said. after graduation, they deployed. travis to iraq, and brendan to korea. on april 29, 2007, while fighting to rescue his fellow marines from danger, travis was killed by a sniper. brendan did what he had to do. he kept going. he poured himself into his seal training and dedicated it to the friend that he missed. he married the woman he loved and his tour of korea behind him he deployed to afghanistan. on september 21 of last year, brendan gave his own life along with eight others in a helicopter crash. heartbroken, yet filled with pride, the manians and the looneys knew only one way to honor their son's friendship. they moved travis from his cemetery in pennsylvania and buried them side by side here at arlington. warriors for freedo

travis thought he was in trouble. >> you okay? >> reporter: instead, he got to go home early.ext stop, twin oaks elementary, where 11-year-old james got a special classroom visitor. >> hey, baby. >> reporter: for centuries mothers have hugged their sons home from war. in our time, sons have to wait for their moms for this. daughters, too. katrina is the oldest of the three. she's 16. finally, after 13 months at war, this family is complete. >> ready, one, two, three -- team! >> reporter: no more fatigues. her stealth mission was a huge success. >> it definitely is what kept me going. it's the only thing throughout my year that got me emotional was thinking about the reunion and the surprise, if i could pull it off. >> reporter: home at last. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and home permanently, stationed in san diego. and we thank you for watching. we're always on at abcnews.com. and don't forget "nightline" later on tonight. we'll see you back in new york city >> a confrontitation with a drug suspect take ace violent turn caught on camera. new trouble for the san fran

. >> reporter: diane thinks travis is celebrating a mission established. >> travis believed they needed to help to settle this and get some democracy and things in the countries across the seas. and i believe that he is really rejoying. i do. >> reporter: the end of osama bin laden comes at the start of military appreciate month with many bay area events planned to honor military families and their loved ones. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the fall out from osama bin laden's death can be seen at bay area airports and public transportation systems. our crew found a very visible police presence at san francisco international airport today. a deputy police chief told us extra officers are being brought in to provide a sense of security to travelers. >>> what we're doing is making sure all our officers are out in uniform. out in more of the public area here. just to let them know it's a safe area to travel and a safe area to be in. >> the fbi said today there are no specific threats related to the death of osama bin laden. >>> fans attended tonight's lakers second roun

. >> great job, travis. >> close that crew has been cleared to leave the white room and head back to the launch control center. [no sounds] [no sounds] >> i can give you step 944, and our fill in for steps 945 is 14.58. >> 945 is 14.58. need a cabin press from panel 0181, please. >> okay. water spray boiler supplier activation is complete. >> copy that. 919. >> yes, sir. >> the meter, 15.0 on the crt. >> copy. complete. >> ready for us to close that gap and? >> that's a firm. >> i can give you step 933. complete. >> copy that. thank you. >> 947-950, complete. >> can you verify 949? >> that's a firm. >> okay. >> looking for 927. >> you have a go on 927. >> copy that. step 932, can you verify? >> i can give you 931, complete, no failures. >> copy that, thank you. >> two things, one, could you lower your screen findings and second of all, weekend then work momentarily with -- >> copy that. >> standby. >> we are ready. >> endeavor houston for the entire crew. >> cdr, loud and clear. >> endeavor houston, we read you all loud and clear. the ultimate are on page one-10 is to 9.76. >> that i

this is from travis. he was there at almost every meeting. there are a number of supplies on tsunamis -- slides on tsunamis. >> back to the requirements to fund these improvements, the plan is on page 24, third brought a -- sub paragraph a. it is subparagraph e. it is the last paragraph on page 24, and that is the sentence immediately after the bold words, "future sea level improvements." >> right. >> is required to be installed by the pursuant authorities, the city agrees to finance future improvements through the bonds and those becoming available to the city. we then go on to say, the notwithstanding the discretion , for each cfd, if prior to the conversion date, sea levels rise by 15 inches, the future sea level improvements will be authorized to be financed. >> no wonder i didn't find it. no wonder i did not recognize it to be that.

. >> reporter: diane thinks travis is celebrating a mission established. >> travis believed they needed to help to settle this and get some democracy and things in the countries across the seas. and i believe that he is really rejoying. i do. >> reporter: the end of osama bin laden comes at the start of military appreciate month with many bay area events planned to honor military families and their loved ones. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the fall out from osama bin laden's death can be seen at bay area airports and public transportation systems. our crew found a very visible police presence at san francisco international airport today. a deputy police chief told us extra officers are being brought in to provide a sense of security to travelers. >>> what we're doing is making sure all our officers are out in uniform. out in more of the public area here. just to let them know it's a safe area to travel and a safe area to be in. >> the fbi said today there are no specific threats related to the death of osama bin laden. >>> fans attended tonight's lakers second roun

cnn political producer shannon travis joins me now. what does cain bring to the table? he's announcement has to be made yet. >> somewhere within this hour. it's literally across the street. i just came from out there. there's some crowds gathering. seems to be high enthusiasm. smaller crowds than the campaign was saying. they were expecting a few thousand. i didn't see that many. but they're trickling in. >> it's hot outside. >> exactly. in terms of what he brings to the table, he brings a wealth of business experience. this guy was the former ceo of godfather's pizza. he has an expansive background in finance. he brings a lot of tea party enthusiasm. these activists are fired up for this guy. >> why do they like him so much? >> because he helps promote their message, limited government, adherence to the constitution and small taxes. he's a business guy. so he says, hey, smaller taxes helps employers employ more people. so he pushes that line. there are some cons for him also. he's never held elective office before. he's run before but never won anything. do americans w

sfo, west-southwest travis or fairfield 16, southwest nine at vacaville. that there is a sea breeze right there. yes, sir. and one low drops down. right there it is. doesn't have a lot of moisture but will keep the theme going and maybe some of these hit and miss showers. clouds come in late tonight and into tuesday. that low will park it there through wednesday. it is really cold for this time of year. then as they move across the country they enhance the severe weather, the ingredients are in place, for us a continuation of what we have had for a month. cool conditions, some of the last warm weather we had was may 5th. clouds sun, breeze, cool for many, 50s, 60s and 70s with a breeze, temperatures morgan hill and gilroy 70s, livermore 67, mountainview 68, redwood city 67, tuesday, wednesday, more clouds and light showers. just kind of continuation as we said of the cooler and breezy, a break on thursday and friday but there could be interesting weather moving in on the weekend. it will be cooler again. >> international stock markets are mostly higher but

. >>> travis disagrees. he lives right there and plans to watch from the balcony but the new rules will hamstring his xeiys. >> that is the funniest thing. everybody was having a good time. it was mostly all fun. >> organizers say you can come costume or naked but come sober and play pay the registration fee. >> 55,000 registered runners, 100,000 spectators and zero tolerance. we'll find out how it all adds up. >>> if you are planning on going just watching the bay to breakers, lisa argen has the forecast. >> you may have heard about it. a big pattern change coming for the weekend and into next week. featuring cool and blustery weather to start out. today is the last day of high pressure holding on. we are looking for the front to be poised off the northern california coast tomorrow. so by midnight, here is the picture. across the bay area but look what happens. it slides to the east rather quickly. here we are 7:00 in the morning. if this cold front doesn't slow down, it looks like we will get a break for t

. >>> travis disagrees. he lives right there and plans to watch from the balcony but the new rules will hamstring his xeiys. >> that is the funniest thing. everybody was having a good time. it was mostly all fun. >> organizers say you can come costume or naked but come sober and play pay the registration fee. >> 55,000 registered runners, 100,000 spectators and zero tolerance. we'll find out how it all adds up. >>> if you are planning on going just watching the bay to breakers, lisa argen has the forecast. >> you may have heard about it. a big pattern change coming for the weekend and into next week. featuring cool and blustery weather to start out. today is the last day of high pressure holding on. we are looking for the front to be poised off the northern california coast tomorrow. so by midnight, here is the picture. we have got rain all the way across the bay area but look what happens. it slides to the east rather quickly. here we are 7:00 in the morning. if this cold front doesn't slow down, it looks l

this is something that came from the community as a priority to make cesar travis -- chavez safer and more attractive. there are a lot of people that use it. it was built more for cars. it acts like a freeway. it is not very inviting or safe. this is the result of a community effort that has gone for many years. the funding source for the st. improvement comes from a program of the federal government. it is transportation dollars available specifically for this kind of purpose. they are not dollars that we could take and move to social services. it is a project that i think will have a great impact on knitting back together the city that is cleaved by the freeway. it will be safer for the schoolchildren. it will help the economic development of the area by making it in more viable and attractive place. we have seen that on valencia. it seems difficult to invest as much in infrastructure as we have these other needs. these dollars cannot be used for those other needs. they do have a benefit and merit on their own. i think it will be a good project. it is a result of great community pla

travis plunkett tracks regulatory efforts of the consumer federation of america. very effective advocate for consumers and one of the most knowledgeable people i know of on a lot of these issues so we're pleased to have him here path and then ed mierzwinski tracks the consumer program of the u.s. park and he's been there since 1989 so he's got a couple of war stories to share probably. another expert that has provided bagram for a lot of reporters and analysts in these discussions so we're happy to have them. they are going to speak for ten minutes and then i will moderate the discussions that will include all of you. >> thanks for the opportunity to be part of this conversation i was asked to talk about how we got where we are today and why the fed lost its consumers bought and also very briefly but the community reinvestment act. to state what i think is obvious to this group of leased feel you're a consumer protection by the existing bank regulatory agency and the fundamental source of the financial crisis is an economic disaster wall street demand for the loan

them go ok to the battle of the puddle we go surfing is the most prestigious stand operates where travis grant and danny ching have dominated the waves in how why australian grant's winning the elite seven and a half mile long race in a time one hour twenty one minutes two seconds that's nearly thirteen minutes ahead of the ladies champion who won for the third time. in a row ching was the fox this in the nine mile event the american using a seventeen foot public board to ip george's. park on their back to where we started football and it was uneventful weekend in the russian premier league eighteen strikes and all flying ensuring week nine including a contender for goal of the season see if you can pick it out it's called spell or . i. i i. i. i. i. i. i. i. live. less. i. get strikes on the still look at. the league for all of that i'll see you soon whether it's coming up in just a tick. wolf . remind you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've done the future coverage. them. today.

ok to the battle of the puddle we go surfing the most prestigious stand operates where travis grant and danny ching have dominated the waves in hawaii australian ground swimming the elite seven and a half mile long race in a time one hour twenty one minutes two seconds that's nearly thirteen minutes ahead of the least sharpen. one for the third time. in a row while ching was the fox this in the nine mile fence the american using a seventeen foot column board to i've grown to hate easy for us. from there back to where we started football and it was uneventful weekend in the russian premier league eighteen strikes and all flying ensuring week nine including a contender for goal of the season see if you can pick it up it's this cold spell or. i. i i i. i. i. i i. i. i. left. i. live . less. i. hate strikes on the still luck of. the league after all off i'll see you soon whether it's coming off in just a tick. we'll . bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future of coverage. repairing a broken ancient. highway construction and humanitarian aid. cau

travis air force base, gusts of 36 miles per hour. look at the beautiful view from san jose. it is not a warm day in san jose, but at least the sun is out. here are temperatures. san jose 62 . 57 in san francisco and half moon bay. low 60 in napa and fairfield and livermore. fairfield is down 12 drex. only areas where we are seeing an upward trend is oakland and san francisco and half moon bay. cloudy tonight and clearing expected tomorrow afternoon and cooler weather arriving on saturday with showers for your sunday and possibly even thunderstorms. this afternoon, marine layier slow to clear. we had a strong breeze going and it is breezy out there. responsible for a cooling as i mentioned . here is the satellite and the radar and what is going to happen. there is a cold front coming . this one is going to squeeze out a bit of drizzle overnight tonight. look for local drizzle and heading in the morning hours, you will have wet pavement for some of you. you will notice on the computer animation. once the front goes through. breeze picks up and it is a sunnier afternoon for thu

sincerely, will travis, executive director, the conservation and development. >> on the reduction -- commissioner richardson: on the reduction of the 400 units of housing, this matter was brought about by the uncertainty about governor brown's proposal to eliminate our redevelopment agency and is a result of that, to make sure this project is not delayed after 10 years in planning. the city has resulted to infrastructure district plans. to me, that is the only change. i want to ask the staff. the is the reduction of 400 units of housing have any tremendous impact on the infrastructure of this plan, as indicated in the eir document? >> the short answer is no. commissioner richardson: thank you very much. in conclusion, i feel very confident that this is a good document. my recommendation is for approval. thank you. commissioner borden: i would like to review a few things. first, we may not all agree with the mitigation measures. this document goes through significant unavoidable impact and the mitigation measures taken. we may not agree on what those are. we may not think they go far

saw them go to the so named buckle of the puddle surfing's most prestigious stunned operates where travis grant and danny ching dominated the field in hawai a string grant winning the elite seven and a half mile long race in the tunnel one arc twenty one minutes to say really thirty minutes ahead of the east champion. who won for the third time in a row without showing the fastest in the nine mile event the american using a seventeen foot pedal board. which is crown states. back to where we started our football it was an eventful weekend in the russian premier league eighteen stright in all flying injuring week nine including a contender for goal of the season see if you can pick a fight it's called school or time. live. live live . live live live . after all of its luck and would save moscow who are the team to catch in the russian at premier league that's all the sports now whether it's off the next. great for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers.