she comes over late one night in 2002 to visit travis. suddenly, she is wrestled to the ground. >> hold her. >> her hands and legs bound. travis payea is behind the camera. >> what the [ bleep ] did i do? >> nothing. see, that's the thing. if you did something, everybody would know we had motive to kill you. just [ bleep ] sheer murder. >> murder. for the next 35 minutes on the tape, danielle is told over and over again that she's going to die. >> a half an hour from now, you'll never feel another thing. enjoy that pain. it's the last thing you'll ever feel. >> danielle is blindfolded. >> if you even so much as sneeze, i'll slit your [ bleep ] throat. >> and about 15 minutes into the tape, she's led from the house to the back seat of a car, and now travis has a kitchen knife. >> i'm talking about emotional pain. think about it. you think physical pain means anything compared to what you're going to be thinking? the second this knife digs one inch further into your [ bleep ] neck? >> travis' pal, jonathan cockerill, is now holding the knif

we have travis via skype. travis, welcome to the show. >> what is happening?ey, guys. >> how did this start? >> i was going up to lock up one day before i left the house. the hawk was hanging out. i was like, whoa, it's crazy. i took a bunch of pictures the first time i was there. didn't expect to see it again. not even a week later, i came out it was on the lower deck. after that time, i decided i would go research what wild hawks eat. it's a red-tail hawk. they eat raw chicken and other things. i put out raw chicken for it and hoped it would come back. i came back one day and the chicken was gone. i knew it had come and eaten it. since then, i've been feeding it every day. >> how long has this been going on? >> two months now. >> why do you think it's attracted to your balcony? >> maybe it's a good vantage point. i caught video of it one time trying to catch something in the backyard. it's a juvenile. red-tail hawks have a high mortality rate. so they're opportunists in the sense that if you put food out for them, they'll be back to eat it. >>> what if you'r

(announcer) and her 27 year-old fiancÉ, travis. my name is travis dickens.essional. (announcer) the couple first connected on the internet, but the real sparks began to fly once the pair met in person. and only six months into the relationship, these two are getting married. we're getting married on march 15th, at the fountains of living water ministries. my family is really excited about the wedding. they want to see what i can pull off, me being a wedding planner. (announcer) but as the wedding draws near, jennifer has been forced to admit she can't do it all alone, even if she's having trouble communicating her needs. i'll step out here in this dress and one of the bridesmaids wanna get kinda rowdy. (indistinct dialogue) you point at-none of all that, uh-uh. ain't nothing been traditional about what i planned. our wedding, i'm in blue-- everybody in white. (announcer) previously... jennifer had her hands full hunting up a hype man worthy of her high standards. okay, it's that time. it's travis and jennifer's first dance. (announcer) then she was so unhapp

travis told me that 100% of his groves are now infectedde infec. something that worries you daily? >> daily and at night. there is probably a spot in my bed where it's worn pret tidt d of. >> so far there is no cure calvin arnold heads up a team raising tracing to find one befs too late. >> a grower told me today you have to give me more tools in my tool box. >> in the follo tool box they he strategies from for treatment to already diseased freeze. a plant pathologist is looking to erad canadia eradicate the da from the tries. it could be five years. >> juan has been working on a treatment called they ar thermal therapy. they crank up the heat for three to seven days. >> this is three months after the heat treatment and yo auld u seyou -- all you see is the healthy plants. >> they are essentially cured from the disease. cured in a controlled situation. >> juan and his team have a field solution. >> whawhat is this? techbilityo acheecachieve. we can increase the temperature inside up to 100. >> how effective is this treatment? we know after the trea

the accident's closer toward the travis section between airway and travis. now need to reopen some lanes. only one lane remains blocked right now with. three other lanes back open. having to use the shoulder. this is a multicar. we've been watching, up to 10 cars. . looks like it's jamming up right around north texas. so it is backed up for a couple of exits. the good news, they were able to reopen some lanes. there's also a big rig leaking fuel. minor injuries continue to watch it. but there's a traffic alert in effect there. continuing down the freeway, toward the carhinas bridge, looks like our camera is updating. everything looks good. an 18-minute drive time. and here is a live look at sensors coming through the atmont pass. typical stuff this time of the morning. a touch light. it is the veteran's day. the dublin interchange, things improve. things at the speed limit, past 680. take a look at mohidas. that is kcbs traffic. >>> 5:38. the cash strapped postal service trying out a new partnership with staples. certain locations like this one. customers wi

westbound i-80 by travis boulevard. initial reports had this accident coming in, up to 10 cars, big rig also leaking fluid in the roadway. taken a while to clear. traffic is backed up for several miles, even past lagoon valley now. so if you have to use that stretch of freeway, make sure you give yourself extra time. very busy. once you get past the fairfield exit, everything looks good. the carhitas bridge. drive time in the clear. also at it bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights. you can tell it's a veteran's day holiday in some places, including the bay bridge. even with that accident on southbound 101 approaching cesar chavez, traffic not backing up on to the bay bridge a. live look at some of our mass transit reports. so far everything -- reporting no delays for bart. not a holiday schedule for ferries or caltrain. that is your latest kcbs traffic. >> glad to have you here today. >>> most headed out the door this morning. find a lot of clouds outside early on. seeing delays at fso up to an hour on arriving flig

reactivate the hope, that they believe they can achieve success in their live. >> 40-year-old travis davis said he found his life's purpose in fostering teenage boys. he has optimism when other fear bringing a challenging teenager into their home. >> i deal with each as an individual. they have a fresh start. >> patrick lived in foster care since he was seven, and lived in 12 foster homes. >> i was getting frustrated moved from home to home. i was searching for a family. >> patrick's home for a permanent home is one shared by thousands. according to the administration of children and families, more than 153,000 kids between the ages of 12 and 20 were in foster care. 26,000 had aged out of the system. >> a lot of people don't want teenagers because they figured you can't shape them. and that's not true. so we need these forever families that will say, "i will take you unconditionally." >> adoption was never the plan. when a family expressed interest, he realised he wanted to be patrick's father. patrick is 20, and a college student. you fall back. you have a back up - i'm here to push

travis, i was playing basketball a few weeks ago with my son, and i came down, wrong on my knee.d noise and the next thing i know ... i am in the doctor's office with ice on the knee and i am being told that my miniscus is torn and so is my acl. >> i don't want to have surgery, i don't know what the long-term problems might be. i would love to run another marathon one day, but i do not know what to do. >> i actually met dan before the show. >> love dan. >> dan wasn't having pain, but he was limping. we got ahold of his mri-scans and sent them to doctor william stetson, and we will find pout what he has to -- find out whey has to say, when we return. >> i am on the set of abc families melissa, and i will play a housecall to melissa joan heart. play a housecall to melissa joan heart. this is cool! hey america, even though she doesn't need them, play a housecall to melissa jocheryl burke is cha-cha-ing thin depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric and waistband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for

travis for the boys he has fostered. >> to still ignite that hope. it seems that their hope has died. we want to reactivate their hope that they can achieve some success in their life. >> 40-year-old travis davis said he found his life purpose in fostering boys. he has optimism where others have fear bringing a challenging teenager into their home. >> i deal with each child as an individual regardless of their past when they come into my home they have a fresh start. >> patrick came to travis' home when he was 14 and had lived in 12 foster homes. >> i was getting frustrated, and i was searching for that family that i didn't. >> reporter: patrick's hope for a home is one shared by thousands. according to the administration, in 2011 there were more than 153,000 kids between the ages 12 and 20 in foster care. 26,000 had aged out of the system. a lot of people don't want teenagers because they figure you can't shape them. that's not true. >> so we need these forever families that are going to be able to say i will take you unconditionally. >> reporter: t

. >> david turbyfill also lost his son travis. a metalworker, he's honoring the fallen firefighters in the best way he can. >> i did this design tuesday evening, after they perished. >> he says he could barely get through engraving travis' name. >> that's when it first hit me that they were gone because their names were down. there was no turning back. >> one letter at a time, he says, he came to terms with his loss. >> you can see a yellow flame as the letters are being cut. so, they died in fire and they are reborn in fire. >> david's hope is that the tragedy spurs a national conversation about how the country deals with wildfire. >> every accident we've had, there's a reason for this. in my mind the errors were made long before they ever went to the fire. >> anthony lowes, john merson jr. travis turbyfill, >> there's nobody in this country who would disagree with the proposition that we have the most well-trained wildfire firefighters probably in the world. but the problem with firefighters, they're their own worst advocates an

. >> shannon travis is in pennsylvania. jennifer grey in the cnn weather center. shannon, do you see a lot of snow in pittsburgh? it's chill u out there, i can tell already. >> a little chilly for anybody who thinks it's quaint to have a snowy thanksgiving, kind of consider this mother nature's gift. but obviously, no one should be fooled because this can be dangerous stuff. it's coming down, coming on and off in pittsburgh. they're expecting it potentially 5 to 9 inches over the next few hours, between last night and what dropped. i want to show you where we are. we're near the airport at an intersection of road, suzanne, we've been monitoring all day, traffic has been moving. but it seems as if the cars are moving a little bit slowly. we have noticed a number of crews out with salt trucks and plaus to make th s plows to make sure the road stays cleared. this road right here clear as ever because of the crews with

and this hawk comes every day at 4:30 for travis to feed him.fact, he's come up with a name for this hawk, hudson. >> how does he know the time? >> a little swatch watch around his talon. >> how did it start? >> let's find out. we have travis from san francisco, california. welcome to the show. >> what's happening, guys? >> how did this start? how did this first encounter happen. >> i was going up to lock up before i left the house. i went out there and the hawk was just hanging out there. i was like whoa, it's crazy. i took a bunch of pictures and didn't expect to see it ever again. and not even a week later, i came out one day and on the lower deck looking up at me. at that time i decided to research what hawks eat. it's a red tail hawk. they eat raw chicken and other things. i put out raw chicken and i came back and the chicken was gone. ever since then i just started feeding it every day. >> how long has this been going on? >> almost two months now. >> why do you think it's attracted so much to your specific balcony? >> that's a good questio

travis!u are watching, i want to let you know you have inspired me and reminded me how good people, good things happen to good people. these are two of the best people i have ever met in my entire life. i cannot wait to see pictures of you fishing and i am coming to that barbecue, okay? i am looking forward to it! you guys should come with me! >> we are there. >> charlie, stick around. if you are watching, here's what's coming up next! ♪ >> i don't mean to in any way suggest that you are not a good father, i think this is just a bad choice. >> announcer: coming tomorrow, all new on the doctors. >> i have been having unexplained funky body odor under my pits and my boobs and yeah, even down there. >> surprising things that make you stink. >> as a gynecologist i hear it from my patients all the time. >> then ... the things lurking in popcorn. >> this chemical has been linked to infertility. >> my hubby has man boobs. >> tomorrow, and on monday. >> i am on the set of e t for a special episode of

shanking travis -- shannon travis has the latest. >> reporter: faith and fear on a sunday in washington, illinois. elsewhere in the city a man and his wife held each other in their basement as their home was ripped apart. >> we will be in the hospital. we will walk out of here. completely in the lord's hands. >>> there were more disturbing scenes across the region. wild winds. a tornado touched down in an open field. looking from above, damage as far as the eye can see. the tornado had winds of 190 miles per hour according to the national weather service. at least six people died in illinois. >> it is important that we see ourselves as a family. we come together when something very dangerous and difficult and deadly happs -- happens. >> everyone wants to help the victims of the tornadoes. >> reporter: anchors are forced to seek shelter from them. >> i think we -- we may need to take shelter ourselves. >> yes, we do. >> we need to go off the air. we will be back when we can. >> we will be back. >> reporter: 68 tornado reports, including indiana, michigan, wisconsin and missouri. hundreds

westbound 80 in fairfield right by travis boulevard.rned big rig and blocking the right lane and been blocking the right lane for 45 minutes and may be blocking for are 20 minutes. traffic is backed up to alamo, a very long haul on westbound 80. san francisco, another big problem, this is a multiple car accident, southbound 101 near chavez, the three lanes blocked and extending to westbound 80. westbound 80 at the bay bridge. and so far not much of a backup, cars coming in and not waiting too long to get on the span. at the san mateo bring moving in both directions and westbound towards peninsula. and eastbound, back towards hayward we are in good shape and the golden gate bridge, moving well north and southbound. >>> thank you, dan. here in the kron4 newsroom, an update on the sequester cuts. it started this year. congress couldn't agree on other cuts. as bad as the sequester was, now a warning that it will get worse. steeper cuts for january 1st. with this year's federal sequester agencies found extra money to help ease the pain from

across the country from the cnn weather center. >> let's go live to shannon travis.through a wintry mix of snow and rain across pennsylvania. there he is on the side of the road. the conditions out there near pittsburgh so far, shannon. >> yeah, the conditions, the snow has been coming down. you know, when we were driving in, it was pretty much an annoying rain, but when we arrived, it was as if mother nature said welcome to this wicked winter mess. the areas under a winter storm warning right now as you mentioned. we're about 20 miles outside of pittsburgh in a place called irwin. we've been kind of monitoring how much snowfall we've been seeing since we've been out here. just going to use an unofficial ruler, my finger. we estimated about 3 inches of snow right here in this area. i've spoken with officials at the pennsylvania department of transportation. they tell me about 80 plus trucks and 135 crews are going to be out in force tonight working 12-hour shifts apiece. >> shannon travis, with the latest from pennsylvania. you got a sense in the background how nasty

shannon travis is outside of pittsburgh and chad meyers is in the cnn severe weather center. chad, let's start with you. what are the dangerous areas right now that people should be aware of? >> it's pennsylvania and upstate new york right now. but there's an awful lot of rain still coming down notice shenandoah valley and parts west of d.c. it's 33. when the sunsets, it's not going to be 33. it's going to be 32, 31. and that's going to freeze. so yes, we're still seeing is the snow up here across pennsylvania. i mean altoona, dubois, all these areas that's all snow coming down. what you're seeing with shannon is some of the melting on the roadways but that will stop when the sunsets. that's pittsburgh. and everything else all down here that's all rain. you think it's just rain. that's no big deal. well, this is a map of atlanta in the rain. here's the center of atlanta right there. that's what we call the perimeter. here's one major artery. i-85, shut down right there because of two tractor-trailers that collided just northeast of atlanta georgia. probably shut down in the s

and our shannon travis has been standing outside nearly the entire time. shannon, how are the roads doing right now? >> well, john, let me answer that question with something that a state transportation official told me earlier. he essentially said, we dodged a bullet. meaning that the wicked weather that the pittsburgh area was expecting wasn't so wicked after all. they did get a few inches of snow, but the roads have been pretty much clear. we have been driving along them, looking at the roads behind us. they have been pretty much clear. obviously, thanks in part to a lot of crews that have been out, helping to clear the roads. it seems as if most of the wickedness is really in other parts of pennsylvania. you mentioned a lashing in other county said, not here in allegheny where we are in pittsburgh, but in other counties. i spoke earlier with officials. apparently in beaver and lawrence, they got up to 12 inches of snow. the cleaning crews are out in force there. a lot of people are getting out of the airport. i have been in contact with a spokesman at

(announcer) and her 27-year-old fiancÉ, travis. my name is travis dickens.sional. (announcer) the couple first connected on the internet, but, the real sparks began to fly, once the pair met in person. and only six months into the relationship, travis popped the question. we was lying in bed and he asked me, "will you marry me?" but, i wasn't sure, if he actually asked me, or was joking. then he said it, again, like, "will you marry me?" but, i still wasn't sure, because it was in the middle of a conversation. then the third time he asked me, it was, like, "will you marry me?" and i was like, "for real?" (travis) she was crying, you know, tears. she had fell out on the floor, i think-- are you insane? (laughing) you lying! i usually do things more special, than that, but, she doesn't like surprises. i might have shed one or two tears, but, i ain't fall on no floor. (announcer) while jennifer may deny that she fell on the floor, she can't deny that she fell for travis. and in less than a week, these two are getting married. we're getting married on march 15th

tracking a new hot spot, westbound 80 in fairfield and past travis boulevard.nd one of them have overturned for a short period of time, some of the passengers inside the car were trapped. it looks like they have been extricated. tow trucks have been on the scene and it could be longer before the lanes are cleared. westbound 80 past travis boulevard right now, only the right lane is getting through. as you can imagine it is creating a backup. at the bay bridge toll plaza. no backup and things moving well westbound making their way to san francisco at the san mateo bridge in good shape westbound and eastbound, no delays across highway 82 and 101 across the bridge looking good. >>> a worker at an exotic sanctuary was killed by one of the animals in her care. it happened in sherwood oregon. that is outside of portland. officials say the worker was attacked by a wild cat but they didn't see what species. emergency medical workers had a hard time getting to workers because other large cats were in that area. a neighbor is shocked by what she learned happened. >>> any

shannon travis reports the storm has some people there looking for god to help. >> a man and his wife held each other tight in their basement as their home is being ripped apart. >> we are either going to be in heaven or in the hospital but we are going to walk out of here and completely in the lord's hands. >> and more disturbing scenes across the region. while winds and a tornado touchdowned in an opened field. looking above of the damage as far as i can see. the tornado estimated of winds of 170-190 miles per hour according to the national weather signature service. >> it is important that we see yourself as a family and we come together when something is dangerous and difficult and deadly happening. everyone in illinois wants to help the victims. >> i am hearing things right now, chuck, i think we may need to take shelter right now ourselves. >> yes, we do. >> we need to go. >> we'll be back when we can. >> right, we'll be right back. >> the 68 tornadoes reported across the midwest, including indiana, kek ki kentucky, wisconsin, hundreds of people are without power. >>> national a

>> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are peopleisco 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 teach them to fly cast. >> ok. we are in the

we need the forever families that will say, "i will take you unconditionally." >> travis says adoption was never the plan. when a family expressed interest he realised he wanted to be patrick's father. >> you fall back. you have a back up. i'm here to push up and you get op your feet. >> travis and patrick share their homes with foster kids, three teenage boys. patrick knows how lucky he is. patrick is the only one who ended up being adopted. >> experts say for many kids transitioning out of foster care leaves them in danger of becoming homeless or winding up in gaol. at the end of the first hour here is what we are following: in the philippines the desperate scramble for food and water continues more than a week after the storm. aid distribution centres like cebu are overwhelmed with survivors and relief supplies. >> 44 have been killed and many injured after fighting in libya. >> china reacting to the news that the government will stop the one-child per family policy. it was one of a number of reforms announced by the communist party. al jazeera continues. i'll be back in 2.5 minutes

. >> it truly is, i have to say, travis, out of doing the dr. now in our 12th year, that this one single interview changed me more than any interview i have done in 12 years. and -- >> wow. >> and the interview is with michelle knight. she - as you know - is one of the three girls taken by this monster, ariel castro. she was the first taken. she was there for the longest over 11 years. i think she was probably the most severely abused because of a lot of rage that he had towards her. and it's just ... huh, to sit down with her and she blows up so many myths about what was out there in the media about this story. and to hear this person talking, knowing what she's been through, was just a life-changing event. >> michelle had so much to endure over the years. she was helt captive. here's a clip from the interview with dr. phil. >> when you were down there, á was it generally in the dark? >> there was no light. no light at all. >> and you ... just laid on the concrete floor in the dark? >> well, it's kinda like being like this. because i couldn't l

travis told me that 100% of his groves are now, in fact,ed. >> is this something that worries you dale>> i daily, at night. there is probably a spot in my bed where it's worn pretty good from sleepless nights. >> well, joining me live from seattle, washington, is "techknow" contributor marita davis. good to see you. good to have you back on the program again. >> thanks, tony. good to see you, too. >> i got to start, once a grove is infected, what is that, sit crews greening. once the grove is infected, how do you return a grove, a tree back to health? >> so tony there, is no known cure. right now there is no known cure for the citrus greening deed. there are only mitigating strategies. there is no cure at all. it's a big deal. it's starting to decimate those citrus groves in florida. >> tell bus this super high tech approach of killing the bad bugs, but is it toxic to other insects and why isn't it being done more? used more? >> reporter: yeah, so agriculture researchers have had to a triage to start to understand and come up with solutions to combat the disease. one of them is a high

"a" i want to micromanage everything and "b", i am a hypochonriac. >> in a week-long series. >> travis'spy, is a special case. he decided he didn't want an anesthesia. >> see the doctors go to the doctors. >> i am getting my eyes check for glaucoma. if i have had i will get -- have it, i will get treated early. >> i can put the dye on your eyes and see if there's pressure. >> i have never had such an enthusiastic patient. >> that's where the small intestine comes into the large intestines. >> rachel took a brave step by testing. >> more importantly, results. >> in your particular case, it appears ... >> here's the bad news. the bad news is; it's just gonna get worse! >> announcer: don't miss the doctors go "f"ing to the doctor [ knocking ] oh, no, i got to go. oh, can you make that to go? these days, nobody has time to get sick. but minuteclinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescriptions for everything from strep throat to sinus infections with no appointment necessary, so you can feel better in no time. you guys want to go to the park? yeah!

shannon travis is in pittsburgh. alina machado at the airport in atlanta, margaret connly at laguardia airport in new york and jennifer grey at the weather center in new york, as well. let's go now to shannon travis in pittsburgh. i've been looking at pictures from there seeing a lot of snow. what's it like in western pennsylvania? >> that's right, jim. the snow is coming down, but take a look at the road that we're on right now. it's a side road not far from the airport. this road is as clear as ever. as we've been driving around today, this is about what the roads have been looking like. the problem is as i just mentioned the snow. how much will it come down? how long will it come down? and how much will it add to the already accumulated snow that is on the ground. we've got a few inches in this region. of course, the other question is, how much will this and what's happening now affect what's happening out there? we've been on this road for most of the day, watching the traffic jam. it's been sparse was cars. the

they flew it unload the cargo and flew back to travis air force base. >>> poor performance by colin kaepernick helped lead the connective losses for the 49ers. what the quarterback and the coach is saying about their skid coming up in sports. >> gasia mikaelian for a look at for what we are working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> we are on the seen of the car ubsurged in the -- submerged in the richmond channel. what the driver was trying to do. and the push for smart phone use on airlines is gaining steam. why the fcc calls it outdated. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. . >>> you got to say this monday night game a must win here. >> got two struggling quarterbacks. rg3 and colin kaepernick. but the 49ers not ready to say colin kaepernick will be a great quarterback but he is going through growing pains which you could expect. two straight losses. they play the skins monday night and lots of little things get over looked and the quarterback will take the heat as you see the poor moments from last week's game against the saints. fans and media askin

from a community outreach shelter. 750 turkeys disappeared from the mission community shelter on travis boulevard. every year the shelter feeds some 4000 people on thanksgiving. the center is still planning to hold its annual food box give away. the organization says now it has to start from scratch. >> 25 years ago today. 9-year-old mccay la was abducted from a convenient store parking not hayward never to be seen again. today friend, family, and even police officers gathered in her name. they placed real -- yellow relationship ribbons on a tree. her mother says until there's evidence to believe otherwise, she remains hopefully her daughter is alive. >> at this time mccay louisiana is -- mckaylas the same age i was when she was kidnapped. thinking of her grown up like that -- of course i have to wonder she is. >> investigators put out this sketch of man believed to have kidnapped her. >>> san jose sharks star patrick marlo was involved in a car character but was not hurt. it happened just a few blocks from the fap center. the all star was driving a mercedes suv. witnesses reported the

that means inside travis dickson had a linebacker one on one.hat's where the ball should have gone. watch how open he was. >> verne: oh, boy. >> gary: that is the m.o. of alabama they play the combos wide you have the middle of the field opportunity he did not take his read. i believe could be that's why he's so upset. >> verne: let's check win tracy wolfson. >> tracy: you saw the frustration, he just went over to odell beckham, junior, he said that was my bad. i should have made that pass. so much frustration from zach mettenberger down there now because he just knows he gave that one away, guys. >> verne: thank you. second down and eight. we saw that look of frustration earlier this season. >> gary: lsu only rushed the ball for 69 yards this game so far. it's got to be the -- it's hard when it's just the quarterback. >> verne: mccarron, chased. lets it go. caught. frustration there. that could almost border targeting. that could almost border targeting. player is defenseless. yep, that could be ejection from the game. >> verne: see if they cal

shannon travis is standing by live outside pittsburgh right now. shannon, you have been watching the snow fall there all day, haven't you? >> reporter: yeah, all day, john. we are off of interstate 76 right now, the pennsylvania turnpike. we're safe, we're okay, but i wish we could say we're safe and dry. you have been talking about the 40 million, estimated 40 million drivers who are going to be taking to the road and chad has been talking about a lot of the roads in pennsylvania alone that will be full of drivers and snow. we have been seeing all of it right here, snow, rain, steady mix of it. earlier today, it was a steady downpour of snow. right now we are seeing rain. i want to show you the difference between those two. if you just look down here, we have been watching the snow accumulate on this side and other grassy parts of the area where we're standing but literally at my feet, you see almost a mini river of water. what we're seeing is some of this rain that's been falling since the snow kind of stopped melt away some of this snow, causing

that means inside travis dickson had a linebacker one on one.hat's where the ball should have gone. watch how open he was. >> verne: oh, boy. >> gary: that is the m.o. of alabama they play the combos wide you have the middle of the field opportunity he did not take his read. i believe could be that's why he's so upset. >> verne: let's check win tracy wolfson. >> tracy: you saw the frustration, he just went over to odell beckham, junior, he said that was my bad. i should have made that pass. so much frustration from zach mettenberger down there now because he just knows he gave that one away, guys. >> verne: thank you. second down and eight. we saw that look of frustration earlier this season. >> gary: lsu only rushed the ball for 69 yards this game so far. it's got to be the -- it's hard when it's just the quarterback. >> verne: mccarron, chased. lets it go. caught. frustration there. that could almost border targeting. that could almost border targeting. player is defenseless. yep, that could be ejection from the game. >> verne: see if they cal

could have put it on later and not before customs a lot of women wear trousers now julip put on and travis high heeled shoes and make up anyway. she was looking for trouble because. of course they didn't want to load jewelry or through the customs because what they saw didn't conform to what her passport sat the ground they call for doctors to check because they saw a woman who according to the documents was a man. i am not recognized in russian law jazz nothing there about me or people tell me that anything which is not expressly forbidden must be allowed so i figured that nothing was for that and maybe there's no law saying to the seller of your can go through customs in a dress and high heels so i could do it and i did. hear . it when i didn't start a fight stand my feet or throw shoes at them i just looked at them smiled and waited till i saw your face. and you were so serious so concentrated. i'm convinced that all thoughts materialize your fifth your fright of something sooner or later you'll have to face it but there's no point hiding the why do that anyway i want to live openly and

travis, thanks for being with us.thing. >> we're asking taxpayers based on the internal revenue service data have they been moving and voting with their feet? we can see tax players fleeing high-taxed states and moving to low-taxed states. dennis: i see academic studies in california insisting no impact of higher taxes. officials insist they are not fleeing s that the truth. >> they're telling us for example, that new york state with high taxes here has lost over $68 billion, looking at, real taxpayer income. net of all transfers in the laat 18 years. whereas the opposite is true for states that put a zero price on. florida, sunshine state has gained $10,000 a minute on average of everyday, of every day for every year last 18 years. dennis: from people's income. >> adjusted gross income. net gain to florida, versus possibility of leaving. taxpayers know they must go where income and jobs are most welcome. dennis: when more money comes into florida, the reason that is good, florida is taxing that florida has no persona

these are live pictures right now from travis.s are with the service members right at the bottom there. this morning's exercise includes the 21st contingency response wing and the california army guard chinook helicopters. during the drill, they will fly to rio vista to show how fafs they can -- how fafs they can load -- how fast they can load and unload in a situation. >>> the airport is working to correct some of the communication problems after the asiana crash. that includes the failure of a system designed to alert key managers during an had emergency and the website that went down as people used it to get information on the crash. it's also making other changes. airport restaurants will remain open 24 hours a day during major emergencies. and the airport is working with nearby hotels so they won't do price gouging, raising their roommate when passengers are stranded. the airport plans to set up an area where families can be reunited. >>> we're learning that president obama is adding a nonfund-raising appearance to his visit

shannon travis is there, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. we're not seeing any significant snowfall right now, we're seeing a little few flakes starting to fall but that doesn't mean that we're in the clear, the temperatures are low here, transportation officials tell me that they're worried about all the rain that fell yesterday, actually slicking a lot of the roads as you mentioned, a lot of millions of people are going to be traveling, a lot of them going to be traveling throughout pennsylvania on some of these roads behind me. carol, we've been watching these interstates that kind of intersect right here all morning, they have cleared, they have traveling, but it seems that people are driving pretty slow. i want to give you a little information that i obtained, steve cowan at the pennsylvania department of transportation tells me that although they didn't get much snowfall last night and this morning, they have 64 trucks out there covering the bridges and overpasses and beaver and lawrence counties no the fa that are from here there was

around fairfield, i would say travis vacaville out to antioch. 32 until napa. 51 antioch. breeze, breeze no breeze. again you could go a block away and find no breeze. there goes our system sweeping through. sunny and breezy today. a northerly breeze especially again points east in some of the higher elevations. 50s, 60s, and 70s. we'll see a lot of 60s today. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. we are looking at a commute that still looks pretty good. we have been looking around for road work but we don't have a lot. we've been watching the commutes especially the the bay bridge we watch it very closely for you. until major problems coming into the city right now. also looking at the commute here on the east shore freeway, that is a very nice looking drive heading west out to the mccarthur maze. if you are driving in san jose northbound 280 is looking good. now let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> topping our news this morning developing news out of san francisco where a man in a wheelchair is dead after being hit by a car. ktvu channel 2 reporter katie ute

could have put it on later and not before customs a lot of women wear trousers now julip put on a travis high heeled shoes and make up anyway. she was looking for trouble because . of course they didn't want to load jewelry or through the customs because what they saw didn't conform to what her passport sat the ground they call for doctors to check because they saw a woman who according to the documents was a man. why . i am not recognized in russian law jazz nothing there about me or people tell me that anything which is not expressly forbidden must be allowed so i figured that nothing was forbidden to me because there's no law saying to the seller of your can go through customs in a dress and high heels so i could do it and i did. hear . you and when i didn't start a fight stamp my feet or throw shoes at them i just looked at them smiled and waited till i saw your face. and you were so serious so concentrated. i'm convinced the top thoughts materialize the fifth your fright of something sooner or later you'll have to face it but there's no point hiding the why do that anyway i want to