travis stork for those of you who do not know me.a lot of people know me as the host of a television show and what a lot of don't -- people don't realize is that in my real life i am an er doctor. this is important because i truly believe that what we can do today is help save lives. consider this -- and the next 19 minutes while we sit before you, someone will die from a drug overdose that is preventable. all of these deaths are mental. we call them accidental but in many ways they are not accidental at all. that is what we will be discussing today. i want to encourage anyone who is watching at home and streaming this, we would love you to become a part of this situation. you can tweak a question to us atter2014 and i would like to get you involved with an initial question. the question i have for all of you is, what is the most common source for people who abuse prescription drugs to obtain the medication? they got it from a drug dealer or a stranger, they bought it from a friend or , it was prescribed by one dr., or obtained free

lake travis high school. >> oh, boy. >> one tuba goes down.o. >> that was the moment. seven of them wept down. now we'll do it in slow motion. we'll make them feel the pain this morning. we've teamed them up with the best in the business, the ohio state university marching band. this morning, a high-stakes second chance to get this right. i'm not sure how much sara haines is helping. >> she's so funny. >> she's a hoot. she's road kill right now. >> don't mind her. >> what a hoot. >>> also this morning, dr. drew pinsky, is famous for helping celebrities battle addiction. now his 21-year-old daughter reveals her very personal seven-year struggle. >> an important story for sure. >>> a new health alert about a potentially toxic chemical that is found in essentially everything yellow from clothing, to paint, to what's in your kids toys. >> pretty disturbing reading it. >>> also, we're getting so fired up for the biggest "frozen" sing-along ever. i think it's probably the only "frozen" sing-along ever. josh has been warming up all week end. two days

the ceo from travis perkins.u so much. 50 minutes ago until the pulse is taken off. 39 years old, coming in as the new head as a new italian government. he wants to do things. he wants to make the country work harder. he was to deliver on promises he set out. he said himself a task of 100 days. young, dynamic. has a special on italy. it looks at the economy from different angles. funny -- at the end, this man describes italy as being semi-retired. he is got a right hand, sitting on the beach, chilling out. whatould get his take on italy does next. that will be a fascinating conversation. start with credit suisse. fireworks on capitol hill today. that will be a fun story to cover. hans nichols will work through that. plus, craft beers, a subject close to my heart. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. i will see you later on. stay with "on the move." ♪ the biggestecap on market movements, let's check back in with our markets team, caroline hyde. >> airbus -- you have to admit these guys have got the produc

travis stork for those of you who do not know me. a lot of people know me as the host of a television show and what a lot of people don't realize is that in my real life i am an er doctor. this is important because i truly believe that what we can do today is help save lives. consider this -- in the next 19 minutes while we sit before you, someone will die from a drug overdose that is preventable. all of these deaths are mental. we call them accidental but in many ways they are not accidental at all. that is what we will be discussing today. i want to encourage anyone who is watching at home and streaming this, we would love you to become a part of this situation. you can tweak a question to us at #healthmatter2014 and i would like to get you involved with an initial question. the question i have for all of you is, what is the most common source for people who abuse prescription drugs to obtain the medication? is it they got it from a drug dealer or a stranger, they bought it from a friend or relative, it was prescribed by one dr., o

she >> lives in washington, and travis sprea >shannon travis. >> good morning. i quickly want to bring you up to satellite and radar. we're talking about the deep south. it was pretty bad in north carolina because this system is continuing to come up the eastern seaboard. new york city may see up to a foot of snow. winter weather advisories and warnings are still in place. this will move out within the next day. >> in the bay, we have the bill would fall. the visibilita little bit of fog. the visibility shchart shows to what is going on. yesterday, the fog was mainly north of the golden gate bridge. the temperatures right now, are in the upper 40's, low 50's. more sunshine by 3:00 p.m. today especially for the east bay. mid to upper 60s are definitely a possibility. more on your afternoon highs coming up. >> we are tracking some delays on the upper deck of the bay bridge. the westbound direction. an accident was reported that the west in near fremont. >> we are following breaking news out of oakland right now. a car has flipped over after hitting a hole, hitting

travis, no doubt, this is real.to lose this guy. >> it never works. >> i've watched "cops." they always get caught. >> reporter: this time travis got caught. ♪ >> come on out, buddy. i'm jeff gordon. >> oh, my god. >> was that for real. >> that was for real. >> would you like to go for another ride? >> yes. >> reporter: fell for it hook, line and sinker. those eyes can't lie. pure terror. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> apparently sometimes it does work. >> he got him. >> he'll never live down that scream. >> all right. coming up, robin has an amazing sit-down with oscar host ellen degeneres who opens up about marriage and love and, of course, the big show right now. >> coming this sunday. >>> also "play of the day" coming next. how far would you go to find a lost phone? ♪ hard to look back at you baby ♪ ♪ ♪ bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolateads. to anything - everything. with new hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. you're always on. so we're always read

travis stork's book, the doctor's diet is fourth. fifth on list, bill to -- bill o'reilly and martin due guard in "killing jesus." actress cameron diaz's "the body book" comes in sixth followed by the daniel plan, 40 days to a healthier life. the eighth best selling is malcolm gladwell's "david and goliath." booktv captured mr. gladwell talking about his book in philadelphia last october, and you can watch that program anytime at booktv.org. ninth on the list is "grain brain: the surprising truth about wheat, carbs and sugar" by kristin lo berg and david perlmutter. and finally, brian killmead in "george washington's secret six." the author was a guest on "after words," and it's available on our web site, booktv.org. that's a list at the top ten best selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly. >> it's not because they weren't there in numbers. perhaps not as glamorous as other planes, their contribution to the war effort was irreplaceable. >> beautiful. it's absolutely beautiful. it just seems so familiar to actually sit

travis, i'm going to read a quote from the arizona capitol times. "in most of arizona and most states in the u.s. businesses don't need a license to discriminate against gays. it's already legal. there are no state laws banning a business owner from firing an employee from a job for being gay nor stating that a business owner cannot deny service to a person based on sexual orientation." so why do you think they need this bill? there's already a law on the books? >> this bill really is about a few specific points related to religious freedom in businesses. all the bill does is set in stone arizona's religious freedom restoration act and make two clarifications to make explicit that businesses could call the law as a defense if needed if they were sued by someone claiming discrimination. actually it does not allow them to turn away anyone and refuse them for service on basis of religious permits. it actually prevents further needless litigation to clarify that. >> pastor, what do you think? >> the problem is it codifies discrimination and allows peopl

liz: mark travis. ryan dietrich, larry we'll see you when the pits close. david: thanks, guys. one of the economists on the street says, those numbers have mixed meanings. alan blinder, former fed vice chairman will join us and he will be coming right up. liz: shares of forest labs in pure focus. soaring as the company agreed to a buyout from act at this sis. we're talking to ceo of forest labs exclusively. how did the deal come about? he made a $3 billion acquisition of another company just two weeks ago. what does the future hold for this company? david: we want to hear from you ahead of earnings tomorrow. tesla, did you see, hit another all-time high today after two upgrade and reports it has met with apple about coming up with some kind of a i-car apple and tesla are working on. whatever it is, the stock is up over 200. is it overvalued or is it a buy? what do you think? tweet us at fbnatb. ♪ [ ma announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technolog

travis.id you might potentially be interested in buying another franchise business that has good growth prospects. can you tell us more about that? >> first, nice to be with you. we talk about what we will do in the future all of the time. we take a long-term perspective weour business and over time have looked at several other concepts. i do not think we are going to buy anything in the near future, but over the longer term we have some core capabilities, which is managing franchisees very well, managing the brand. i think we are moving more and more into the technology space him i had on the formula that has worked -- base, and the formula that has worked could be successful for other brands. >> one thing you are very good at doing is managing your cost. your operating margins are the 47%,in the business, about better than mcdonald's, starbucks, burger king -- take your pick. how do you do that? >> it is a relatively similar -- simple formula. we have a great business model. money.sees inve

>> 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

s checkup, a check up from the neck up. 50% of the cases come a travis, that you see as an emergency room doctor, those are all driven not by the back pain the person is saying they are in four or the your herbal bowel syndrome were the fact they have lacerations or broken bone. all of those are symptoms of an untreated depression, anxiety, or severe and persistent mental illness. yet, your colleagues in medicine are not trained or culturally disposed to ask their patients about the most important organ in their body -- their brain. [applause] it is shocking. my story is that i try to tell the story. a couple turned the tragedy of their son's suicide entered into the largest best practice for preventing situations like that which had befallen them. my hat is off to them for what they've been with the jet foundation. >> one of the goals of the panel today is to help explain to people what addiction really is, why it happens, and why it is occurring so frequently, especially amongst teenagers. dr. volkow? >> thank you for having me here. i went to reiterate what congressman kennedy sai

go to travis the movie.com to check it out.you know anyone with a connection to a theater, they're looking to get theaters across the country to screen this film. you won't regret it. >> very good. all right, eric. >> that's really powerful. so i'm a free market capitalism guy. detroit needs a lot of economic help. you can run the vo. that's why it's interesting that georgiay and her husband started a new cafe, middle eastern cafe, but the name is what is really important. it's called the bomb fast food. you can't make this up. you know what, though? look. it's actually there's a lot of interest in the place. people are flocking to get to the place. i'm actually all right with this. >> like da bomb, or like -- >> i don't know. >> are they muslims? >> syrian. >> from syria? >> you get some roll aids with every order. >> sort of a sad story. joan mondale, the wife of my former boss, died yesterday in st. paul, minnesota. she was 83 years old. she was one of the nicest and sweetest people i ever met. her commitment to the arts was

. >> reporter: they called in travis tree professionals when large branched started falling. >> you can hear the branches and stuff starting to get heavy and creeking. so -- yeah. definitely other than just pitter-patter on the roof. >> how big were they? >> we had a 40-footer fall. luckily it missed the house . >> reporter: at this point the storms have been light enough to focus on preventative measures, but that could all change this weekend. >> the fur trees are the ones that usually fall. so a little bit of wind and eight inches of rain, everybody beware of the fur trees. >> reporter: the family is still glad to see the rain. >> as long as we can maintain the rain and safety. >> reporter: that could be difficult when the rain and wind just keeps getting stronger. >>> now to the north bay where residents also stocked up. people were picking up items such as flash lights and the sand bags. crews with the sanitary district were busy cleaning out the sewer systems. they are keeping the systems clear so it won't backup. >>> crews will be on 12 hour shifts this weekend due to the threat

you need to include in your doctors checkup a checkup from the neck up. 50% of the cases the travis,hat you see as an emergency room doctor, those are all driven off by the back pain the person is saying that they are in or that your double bowel syndrome or the fact they just have lacerations or a broken bone, all of those are symptoms of an untreated depression, anxiety or mental illness yet your colleagues and medicine are not trained or culturally disposed to ask their patients about the most important organ in their body and their brain. and it's shocking. [applause] my story is i try to tell a story like mtv and i want to say to those who took the tragedy of the suicide and turned it into the largest and best practice for preventing situations like they had befallen them in their lives, my hat goes off for what they've done with the eject foundation. >> one of the goals of the panel today is to help explain to people what addiction really is, why it happened and why it is occurring frequently especially among teenagers. >> if we are addressing the issue of wellness and mental i

but we also have to talk about travis ford who is the head coach.s season marcus smart also lost his temper kicking a chair. and if -- according to travis ford, the head coach, he told him he has to control his emotions, which means that he apparently has tuned his coach out. because the coaches got to make these situations and handle these situations appropriately. the other thing is, after this incident took place last night, instead of sending him back to the locker room, he had him sitting on the bench. after the game was over, you've got the texas tech fans storming the court. that could have been a very ugly situation and the coach could have been responsible for that. >> any word from texas tech? >> there is. as a matter of fact, the gentleman, jeff orr, said he will voluntarily agree not to attend a texas tech home or away basketball game for the remainder of the season. this is a super fan of texas tech. but here's the big thing, don, he said that he never used a racial slur, that he basically called smart a piece of crap. now whatever that

. >> travis and his buddies could not help themselves. maybe it comes from being a local familiar with the area, but the waters were calling them, and they answered. in sonoma county, nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> flood waters soaked a popular bar. around 11:00, a high tide sent water spilling on to miller street. thehe sent up a wooden blank and sandbags. but this morning about 7:30, another high tide brought water back and it came from in the building. >> it was like a reverse hydraulic effect. the creek was at a level to push water up there u the storm drain, all of the floor drains, poilts, and other drains were taking water on. we were filling up from the inside out versus taking water on from the outside in. >> about three inches flooded the bar. >>> police are trying to determine if a deadly crash was caused by the rain. they were called to greenville way when someone spotted an overturned suv in a gully. in a few yards, a body was found in the backyard of a nearby home. >> it could be weather related. we don't know that. again, it c

. >> cabe mencionar que ahora gutiÉrrez no puede salir de los condados williamson, travis y esperarÁdepartamento de justicia ordenrÁ el lunes a sus empleados que garanticen por primera vez igual protecciÓn ante la ley a todas las parejas de homosexuales, incluirÁ todos los programas administrativos por ese departamento desde la protecciÓn por bancarrota hasta visitas en centros penitenciarios, estarÁ incluido... prestar testimonio que pueda incriminar a su cÓnyuge. >> el matrimonio gay es legal en 17 estados del paÍs. >> como les contamos aquÍ la semana pasada el salvador irÁ a una segunda vuelta electoral para elegir presidente aunque el fm l n obtuvo mÁs votos que su principal rival arena no quiere referencia mayores sorpresas, en este momento la palabra de moda es acercamiento, salvador castellanos nos cuenta con quiÉn. >> (gritos). >> los partidos fm n l y arena... para vencer en segunda vuelta electoral. >> en la primera votaciÓn la izquierda superÓ por 10 puntos porcentuales a tu oponentes pero luego de confiarse ha emprendido una serie de acercamiento. >> muestra al candidato

. >> my name is cheryl travis. i got off the stop in pollo and i'm walking up the steps looking at the trees at the top, and low and behold i see this thing behind the trees that says abortion hurts women. it's a good thing i'm fit, or i would have had a heart attack otherwise. i called scott wiener and he turned me on to public works people. they said they used a content neutral strategy. i can't think of anything that's more not neutral than the issue of /aeu /pworbgs abortion. i like the three parts of this. to abolish the signs, to take the money and try to retrain all the hundreds of thousands of people that have seen this misinformation, and number three, i'd like to know -- in our city the average salary is about $92,000, who at the dpw thought this was okay to put up. i mean, the process they come up with to put up fliers on street lights -- this is just . i hope you all will support this. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. thank you for hearing our testimony. i'm here to support item 25 regard

we have one of the surfer, travis potter and the director of the film justin lapierre via skype right now. >> glad to see you didn't become someone's lunch. >> did you have a direct encounter with cannibals while you were there? >> we did stay in one village where the chief had eaten people back in 1998, the last time they ate somebody. >> wow. >> they were amazing people. they were very friendly and we weren't too scared for our lives as far as that was concerned. it is a tradition they no longer practice. >> the mission was to find amazing new waves. did you find them? >> yeah, we did, actually. we talked to the locals there and had never seen foreigners. they stand on the beach cheering while we're riding the waves. >> what was better, surfing the waves never surfed before or interaction with the people? >> that's kind of like the whole term behind the surf eer thing, going and being a part of the community, experience the cultural side of it. >> what we discovered was full on genocide in the region, between the military and the local people that live there. that's where the trip g

. >> travis and this buddies couldn't hem themselves. maybe it comes from bag local official with the area. the flood waters were calling them, and they answered. abc7 news. >> today's storm triggeredded this mudslide in mill valley. tons of rocks and muddied not enter the home along north ferndale avenue. in other part0s the city, flooding is a problem. john alston has more on the storm's impact. reporter: the rain has picked up over the past few minutes and the flood waters have started to rise gradually over here. you can see water now covering this manhole cover in the street. you may see water gurgling up. you see water up to the sandbags in front of the 2:00 a.m. club here. trouble started brewing at 11:00 last night with a high tide. the 2:00 a.m. club is already in low-lying area on miller avenue. he water did recede overnight, and then another high tide came rolling in at around 7:30 this morning, and that is when the water backup was fully on, like a bad horror movie where they say, get out. the water is coming from inside the

travis was able to stick his handout of the pile of snow. he was under that pile for a full five minutes. the snowmobilers said avalanche vest and rescue beacons saved him. the other happened in colorado. cody was snow mobiling off trail when out of where an avalanche threw him off his snow mobile. >> reporter: it was an avalanche. >> i felt i was flying through the air like i mean like i felt like impact on me and everything. >> reporter: cody was swept away in an avalanche. he said the snow ripped him off his snow mobile and was taken 100 feet. >> it ended up being like a freight train that took me away, and as fast as i said that, it was done and over with. see it. you can't see anything. you feel your body going through notions and it's done and over with. >> reporter: once the panic stopped and he saw his friends were okay he took a minute to let everything happen sink in. >> we survived an avalanche. could it have been worse than it was. >> yeah. could it have been. cody says he'll be more cautious from now on and will take an avalanch

but there are two jurisdictions, los angeles county and travis county, austin texas, that have decided that they are going to build their own systems because things aren't working on the federal level. before the process of certification became federalized, it was handled by the state election directors, and that seems to have been a process that worked better and in fact, may be a solution going forward. so it's not necessarily a federal solution that's needed to the problem, but something certainly needs to be done. >> is it to undo the prior federal solution? >> perhaps. it would not be the first time. >> mr. bauer, your thoughts. >> i agree, we did not choose to be prescriptive, we didn't say it needs to be addressed a particular way, but we did point out -- and this by the way, is not intended as an adverse reaction to the commission. our report is replete with references to the top flight work they have done developing best practices and december imnaturing them to the jurisdictions. but here, knowing there is going to be continued conflict about its role, there is a structural b

in congress travis, the winter olympics four years ago were modest, but very very successful. rob reynolds reports from vancouver. >> the flames no longer leap from vancouver's olympic call ron, but the city has tangible reminders of the winter games four years ago. in the form of several sports stadium, a new rail line to the city's airport, housing and community centers. van cover olympics says his team scrutinized every penny that was spent. >> it was blood, sweat, and tears, it was day and night, looking at absolutely everything, you know, we simply went into every single account, to find a way to get our project over the finish line. we simply lad to deliver the game. he promised to spend $12 billion. since then, the cost has ballooned. to an estimated $51 billion. according to investigations. and even a senior member of the olympic committee, much of the enormous cost of the sochi games is due to corruption. >> various schemes involved where they inflate the price of some of the projects and then pocket the difference and they end up running over what they are anticipati

. >> travis and this buddies couldn't hem themselves. maybe it comes from bag local official with the area. the flood waters were calling them, and they answered. abc7 news. >> today's storm triggeredded this mudslide in mill valley. tons of rocks and muddied not enter the home along north ferndale avenue. in other part0s the city, flooding is a problem. john alston has more on the storm's impact. reporter: the rain has picked up over the past few minutes and the flood waters have started to rise gradually over here. you can see water now covering this manhole cover in the street. you may see water gurgling up. you see water up to the sandbags in front of the 2:00 a.m. club here. trouble started brewing at 11:00 last night with a high tide. the 2:00 a.m. club is already in low-lying area on miller avenue. he water did recede overnight, and then another high tide came rolling in at around 7:30 this morning, and that is when the water backup was fully on, like a bad horror movie where they say, get out. the water is coming from inside the

lake tahoe's travis finished. >> never a time to let up. that's what makes so it challenging. it's difficult. probably like the most premier downhill event. it's amazing. >> big action continues tonight here on nbc bay area. starting at 8:00 we have the gold medal final in women's alpine skiing super combined. the gold in men's mogul and the gold medal in the 1500 meter short track in men's speed skating. it starts tonight at 8:00 here on nbc bay area. >> in the meantime, we're watching those wet roads at least we had the weekend to prepare for it. >> true. i want to give a spoiler alert too. i'm going to give the results of the traffic. we don't do that? okay. not much after build-up for me. thank you. there's the music. here is 880, a smooth drive for oakland. the glowing lights, there is moisture in the air and likely slick roads so watch that. we'll look at the maps. the speed moves for 880, the area marked, we see a dip through downtown, there is a crew that might still be there, not really problems because the lanes should be clear by this time of morning. we haven't hea

in the east bay 71 degrees at travis air force base and 73 in pittsburg, 71 brentwood.unshine and 67 in walnut creek for tomorrow. up in the north bay on the northward extension of the hayward fault the rogers creek fault which goes through santa rosa, 66 degrees up there. 6 in petaluma and 67 san rafael and kentfield. in the far north 73 ukiah and 71 degrees tomorrow at lake port. it's going to be nice. extended forecast will be looking for temperatures to begin to climb for tomorrow and for tuesday and wednesday, the clouds do increase and we'll turn it all around. we have rain over spreading the entire bay area on wednesday and some pretty good winds too by wednesday night. by the weekend, we'll still stay wet friday another round of moisture moves into the bay area and finally get a break on saturday afternoon so dry weather, enjoy it while you can. ann, andrea? >> everybody is smiling about the rain not everybody smiling about team usa and the hockey. >> both men and women had a tough guy. with would the u.s. team medal in the olympics? the home run king is back. w

come hell or high water, raina her husband rick, a truck driver, and their son travis were determined to see jessica race in the olympics. while the community did pitch in, they were coming up short. >> we're going to go regardless of what we had to do to do it. take loans out, whatever, we were going to go. >> reporter: but that won't be necessary. without their knowledge, friends of the smiths started spreading the word on facebook, and within days, money started pouring in, some from complete strangers. >> because this person's got 800 facebook friends and this person that they talked to has 500 of their own. >> reporter: enough friends with enough money to put them over the top. >> it tells me there's a lot of good people still left. >> oh, yeah. what did you do today? >> trained twice. >> did you? >> reporter: instead of face time on a smart phone. they'll be in sochi rink side. >> just to know that my family's going to be a part of this, and it's been a long road. >> reporter: olympic dreams are not dreamt alone. and maybe, the more a dream is shared, the better its chance of co

in washington, im shannon travis. >> pam: at the winter olympics in sochi. day 4 has wrapped up. and american skier julia mancuso added a gold and a bronze to the u-s medal count. >> pam: that pushed the u-s up to fifth place in the medal count with 5. >> pam: .that's behind canada, the netherlands, and norway -- all tied for first with 7. >> pam: russia sits in fourth place with 6 -medals. >> pam: and the netherlands got three -medals -- one each - gold, silver and bronze -- by sweeping one event -- the men's 500- meter speed skating race. >> reporter:american skater ashley wagner is responsible for the most re-watched moment during nbc's saturday night coverage of the winter olympics from sochi. >> reporter:maybe it has to do with her reaction as she looked up at the scoreboard. >> reporter:here she goes from happy face to mad face once she saw her low skating score from the judges. >> reporter:and as you can imagine social media is exploding with versions of her rubber band expressions. here she is so mad she's smashing thru a door. fortunately her score didn't hurt the u.s. s

it won't be warm but it will be nice, 62 at berkeley and antioch with 64 at travis air force base.xtended forecast, sunny skies for monday and tuesday with increasing clouds tuesday night. that will lead to a chance of a few sprinkles in the north bay late tuesday. that could linger into early wednesday. after that high and dry thursday and friday and then as we get into the weekend, high pressure builds again, so thursday through sunday temperatures will be in the 60s, unusually warm and we'll have nothing but sun as far as the eye can see. i could go on, but now it's time for a little cross-species love. >>> we probably have your attention now, don't we? an unusual love story is taking the internet by storm, why this zookeeper may never be able to shake his biggest admirer. ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah

and it's the 93 of travis -- >> no caution. nascar, if the track is clear, they'll let them finish.are still green and here comes the leader. >> mark martin is really pushing dale earnhardt jr. in the 88. >> junior to the inside of greg biffle. the green flag still flies. martin's number 55, keselowski in the 2. biffle backing up. patrick behind him for the second time the daytona 500 goes to jimmie johnson, five-time champion from california and his rick hendricks chevrolet. >> he can thank dale jr. for that. >> yeah! >> danica patrick, the pole sitter, becomes the highest finishing woman in the daytona 500, eighth. >> they were coming from every side of him, front, back, left, right. that group is a happy group and he's a happy man. not only because they won this race, he won it in 2006, his average finish in the 500 outside the top 30. >> man, that's awesome. >> we got you one, buddy. you're here for it. >> we call him mr. lonely because all they did in testing and practice is just ride by themselves. >> jimmie johnson's crew chief, chad knaus will make his first trip to daytona

travis stork for those of you who do not know me. a lot of people know me as the host of a television show and what a lot of people don't realize is that in my real life i am an er doctor. this is important because i truly believe that what we can do today is help save lives. consider this -- in the next 19 minutes while we sit before you, someone will die from a drug overdose that is preventable. all of these deaths are mental. we call them accidental but in many ways they are not accidental at all. that is what we will be discussing today. i want to encourage anyone who is watching at home and streaming this, we would love you to become a part of this situation. you can tweak a question to us at #healthmatter2014 and i would like to get you involved with an initial question. the question i have for all of you is, what is the most common source for people who abuse prescription drugs to obtain the medication? is it they got it from a drug dealer or a stranger, they bought it from a friend or relative, it was prescribed by one dr., o

debra peel founder and chairman of the board of patient travis he writes, thank you for your time. caller guest: you are welcome and go to our website and we will will tell you of updates for your rights. host: up next, a segment on hunger in america. you're watching "washington journal." ♪ ♪ >> one of the things that we about -- there are cyber attacks, but there are physical attacks and what i always think is what keeps me up at night when i think about what can happen next. wonder what your greatest fear attack. a physical our country. general? >> i would answer that by two things -- on the cyber side, i think an attack against our critical infrastructure that would have potential damaging effects in our transportation or health care and financial is an area we have to pay close attention to our energy sector. on the kinetic side, there is a range ofgeneral? >> i would answer that by two things -- things that keep me up at night. these attacks like what happened in a mall in nairobi -- what happened during the boston marathon -- those are the kind of things that we have continue

which the reviews are written, are the readers and are the readers obsessed with characters like travis, the main characteristic? we look at how many fans are on facebook, how many twitter followers were there, are they interested in reading groups and writing groups? what are the bloggers saying? in building our list, we had to change our publishing behavior. we've had to be faster and much more flexible. we've had to be open. as the name implies. sometimes we publish the e-book first and time sometimes it's the e-book and trade paperback edition simultaneously. occasionally, we add hard cover collective edition. we're there to support and build readerrership doing things done by a mainstream publisher like getting dprix into physical stores, price clubs, libraries, ect., but we are not here to mess with things that made them successful in the first place. a strong and intimate connection to their readers, and it's deep its of what the readers want from the book. you run your own business and take on the multitude of time souping responsibilities that have come along with that. signing

coming up, nigel travis. the chinese year of the donut.el travis from dunkin' donuts. 3:00 on " street smart." >> do they make a sugar-free donut? i am serious. i think they might. in which case, i might have to. i am on a sugar-free diet. >> holistic and natural. us this morning. we will look at sony i believe. earnings, a surprising forecast of a lost. >> heading into the results, it is a matter of bad or terrible. headed for a 10th straight year of losses. it has been bad for a long time. it forecast a surprise loss of one point $1 billion. 1.1 billion for the full year versus an earlier profit forecast. you really have to scratch your head there. the company cutting 5000 jobs on top of the 10,000 jobs it had are ready cut. the ceo not really getting the job done. he said they will sell the pc business and splits up the television division. the question is whether this goes far enough to appease dan loeb, who has been pushing for a spinoff of the entertainment business. he says sony needs to restructure its tv and pc businesses overall.

ashley mcpherson is and travis noeks and trayvon tibbs turned themselves in. they said they wept through a centerville area firing a bb gun, and the police are looking for two more teens in the vandalism. >>> and a teen is giving up her crown after elbowing a police officer at a homecoming dance and also cited with having marijuana. and she said that she resigned because her recent events have devalued her role. >> and former aides are showing that they were kenned about president clinton's ability to of haul health care. the white house released over 4,000 pages of documents today. they included memos from staffers about hillary clinton's image at the time. she is the leading candidate for the white house and her potential run for the president has heightened interest in the files. >>> the streetcars are now energized by 750 volts of electricity. ddot has announced they have switched on the overhead lines that power the streetcars. they will stay energized as the crews are testing the cars on h street and northeast. and ddot is warning people to stay at least

travis, good morning. thank you for your time. you have got one hell of a story.when you were 23 years old. you worked for escobar. why did you allow yourself and your life to go that way? >> influence. you want that lifestyle, you see kid with money like that. most dmid america, in our city, you throw it all away for money. it's all about money. bill: you paid a huge price. you are married and have two chin and you have strong opinions on the debate on marijuana in america today. what is your position? >> i oppose americana. i'm dumfounded the state would legal eye marijuana. the president coming out with marijuana not being any more dangerous than cocaine and cigarettes and alcohol. i wonder what he was smoking when he said that? i would never understand yes would say something like that. bill: he compared it to alcohol. but your big concern is about children in america and what they are learning or not learning based on this debate. do you believe that marijuana is a gateway drug? >> yes, i hear that from everybody. all drugs are gateway drugs to other drugs. t

travis tree professionals say the storms have been light enough to focus on preventive measures. >> thell on houses. 8 inches of rain we're supposed to get. ever beware of fir trees. >> the guererros are grad to see the rain. >> as long as we maintain the rain and safety. >> but again, that's going to be the hard part with the wind and rain just getting stronger. >> and from round heir honda we current to sal -- turn to sal. >> we became aware that driving across the bridge which is normally a 10 minute drive time is more than double that. the drive times are doubled and the traffic is slow. look at 80 westbound from berkeley. that's on the left. that will take you an extra five or 10 minutes to drive through that. east 80 is very slow, one of the bay area's slowest commute. i want to show you is traffic map. everyone is slow. we showed you perkily -- berkeley, it going to take you 20 to 30 minutes longer on every commute and sometimes at least an hour longer. i hate to tell you that. especially on 85 and 17, multicar crashes, the latest on 580 at lakeshore. the only bright spot people

is a field put into one little area by yet to if you have the wall street beat to the china beach travis cybersecurity is now bowfin into it to pre-cannot talk about how target will do in the next quarter to u.s.-china relations with the understanding these parts. so i get back to the radio greedy to develop knowledge and comfort to constantly deal with it. by the way journalists are increasingly targeted because of what they report on a and the information they have. with the case of "the new york times" was packed -- hacked going to the unit next to a massage parlor. but they went after "the new york times" not because it was intellectual property or find out the secret recipe but find out who was talking to the reporters doing a story about corruption in the senior levels of chinese government. so now it is part of my tool kit but no journalism program teaches that. so with the methodology who do we trust? it is to any kind of academic endeavor. the methodology past windfalls a diversification of sources. you will notice i referenced different nationalities and agencies. reaching out

travis tweets -- say that fast, everyone -- approve the keystone pipeline. i'm not sure i get that one. lowell's shout out, we need to do everything to protect our court's power grid. stop playing politics with the american people. and rita says, create a backup for the grid. all states should be accountable for their own grids. and by the way, rita, i think that there is one state that is already doing that and i could be maine but i was reading about that. and bob says we could station national guard reserves at power plants. and martin says, like many of you are concerned, i'm concerned. we should prepare it as if it were war. use everything it takes to fix it as soon as possible. and sabina simply post "we should pass the shield act." right on, sabina. carol says we should get help from power grid experts and secure our borders. janet states, use the money that's being spent spying on citizens and do something useful like fix the grid. michelle writes, stop spending our hard-earned money on lousy obamacare commercials and use it to protect the people. bu

he was explaining to me, this is one of the pictures of travis.h out and grab his daughers because if he grabs his daughter he could squeeze her arm too hard and not be able to control it. if he looks at coffee cup or soda can he has to look at it to see what pressure. >> this is not about, okay you're reaching at it with a robotic hand and you know what it is. maybe you're reaching and sort of reflexively. any person -- jenna: like we're doing. >> we'll reach out and touch. they want to be able to control it in as natural way as possible. this is the thing. there so many people with amputated limbs in the u.s. this is real problem for people when they lose a him, they don't have the natural response. researchers have been trying this. at one point they put nerve endings from amputated hand to try to move the feeling there. putting it in the arm, finger, arm to brain is so much more natural than otherwise. jenna: what do you think it would take for this to go mainstream? >> well, you know, there is a lot of research around pros theses, much more s

. >> reporter: the guerrero's called in travis tree professionals when the first storm swept in thisweek and large branches started falling. suddenly the swaying trees started to look and sound ominous. >> you can hear the branches and stuff starting to get heavy and creeking and stuff like that. so yeah, you know definitely rather than pitter patter on the roof. >> how big were the branches. >> we had a 40-footer fall not too long ago. luckily it did not hit the home. >> the fir trees are really bad. those are the ones that usually fall on houses. there's a little bit of wind. 8-inches of rain we're supposed to get. everybody beware of trees around your house. >> reporter: the guerreros are still glad to see the rain. >> as long as we can maintain the rain and safety. >> reporter: that could be difficult when the rain and wind just keeps getting stronger. in boulder creek, robert handa. >>> people are stocking up on sandbags all across the area. this is one of many sandbag stations set up. it's providing the sandbags for free but limiting the number. most counties offer sandbags eit

. >> head coach travis ford declined to talk about what was said, and the conversation he had with smart. >> over at sochi games, how sweet it is. the united states accept the snow style competition. sage kotsenburg won the men's yesterday. jamie anderson did it for the ladies. she took the gold medal in style on a final run. the self-proclaimed hippy landed two, 720s, while catching serious air, and the judges loved it so much they gave her a winning score of 95.25. jamie anderson who has been reading "the power of now," took advantage of the moment but admits she was nervous. >> i fete a bit sick. i couldn't eat. i was excited, nervous. i made sure to have a protein shake and some fruit. being up there and waiting, it's a long road to sochi, and the moment was here. i just had to visualise and trust and believe that i could land the run i wanted to, and remember to have fun along the way because it is snow boarding and it is what i love to do. >> from the thrill of victory to the agni of the defeat. bode miller was prime for an epic run, the 5-time olympian had the fastest times. when

. >> reporter: the guerrero's called in travis tree professionals when the first storm swept in thislarge branches started falling. suddenly the swaying trees started to look and sound ominous. >> you can hear the branches and stuff starting to get heavy and creeking and stuff like that. so yeah, you know definitely rather than pitter patter on the roof. >> how big were the branches. >> we had a 40-footer fall not too long ago. luckily it did not hit the home. >> the fir trees are really bad. those are the ones that usually fall on houses. there's a little bit of wind. 8-inches of rain we're supposed to get. everybody beware of trees around your house. >> reporter: the guerreros are still glad to see the rain. >> as long as we can maintain the rain and safety. >> reporter: that could be difficult when the rain and wind just keeps getting stronger. in boulder creek, robert handa. >>> people are stocking up on sandbags all across the area. this is one of many sandbag stations set up. it's providing the sandbags for free but limiting the number. most counties offer sandbags either alrea