you think the fellas are a bad influence on travis.ut it turns out, he's a good influence on them. normally, they're drunk by now. bobby, what are you doing wasting your time in there? you were a pro golfer... sort of. your lessons are starting to pick up. free root beers are rolling in. if you just worked hard, you could go from being the guy that works part-time at a public course to the head pro at the country club. this is my kingdom, j-bird. i mean, look at this plaque over here. oh, god, not the plaque. can we just once not talk about the plaque? they put this up when i shot the course record. and we're off. robert "bobby" cobb. people see this, jules, and they respect it. (man) hey, champ! excuse me. what can i do you for, bud? good boy, champ. good boy, champ. such a good champ. oh. it sucks you're so tired. why do you work so hard? i really wanna see you tonight. me, too. so... what are you wearing? i'm in bed, josh, so the usual. i've got on a tiny pink see-through nightie. i'm wearing matching underwear with tiny bows on the

ferries public comment >> i don't know. >> sorry. >> travis. >> sorry. >> you're on travis. >> jumped the gun. >> in trouble now. >> okay. thank you. well john has given you the global and national view of things i'm going to focus on the bay area and particularly san francisco waterfront. as john mentioned san francisco this is the only statistic in which san francisco is afternoon we've had afternoon sea level rise in the behaving we know this because the longest continually operating gage is at the golden gate as john explained the levels are expected to alert and nobody knows how much this gravel shows between 23 and 25 sea level rise by the end of the century the numbers the precise numbers don't matter such as and the trend to understand the impact of sea level rise in san francisco bay we have to look at the past and here are two pictures aerials of san francisco bay area the one on the left is our beautiful bay today and the one on the right at the time of the 1949 gold rush the bay was much larger it was larger but by the mid of the century a third of the large area was given

travis, good luck to you.ing this and really thrilled to profile it. >> thank you for having me. liz: travis snyder, the color run founder. how many showers do you have to take after that? >>> if you follow me on twitter@liz claman you would have known that i competed compy sixth new york city marathon and i do these races for some of our greatest heroes, sergeant aaron heal, blinded and brutally wounded in afghanistan while neutralizing a roadside bomb. thanks to your donations last year, we built at buildinghomesforheroes.org, a mortgage-free custom home for him, his wife kelly and four children to live in. help us build more of these. you see the team fox business donation button. whatever you can give, will go to building a gorgeous home for our wounded heroes. >>> apartmently named throw back fitness is reviving games like dodgeball and jump rope and hoping to launch the next unique fitness craze. we speak with the cofounders,. another fox business exclusive in our county -- countdown special. fit for bus

me more or what will happen but i was brought here and i have to try to prove myself every day. >> travis was a very versatile player and was a special team guy f travis wasn't hurt he would have made our football team. >> another player to keep an eye on is codey parkey, he earned starter spot the with two, 50-yard field goal in the last practice game against the jets. >> preseason was great for me, so, obviously there is a a lot more on the line for us, wins count, losses count and we need to win as many games as we can and i will give us the the best opportunity to do so. >> birds get down to business this sunday at lincoln financial field begins jacksonville. see week one action right here, on cbs-3. kick off is at 1:00 p.m. there is my music. there it is. are you pumped? lets go eagles nation. >> we have an eagles jersey ready to go. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning take a couple minutes during this next break and try to guess what the drugstore chain is selling where it used to sell cigars and cigarettes. >> a little brain tease there. >> but first here's what is co

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first up, travis kalanick. may not know his name but you are probably well aware of the company he founded and runs, uber. the company is a tech darling with an astonishing valuation of $18 billion. the company has changed the way people get around cities from raleigh durham to rio. it employs hundreds of thousands of drivers and adds 50,000 every month but not everyone loves uber or the disruption in the transportation market. germany for one just banned uber from operating anywhere on its soil. we sat down in uber's war room at its san francisco headquarters. travis, welcome. >> thank you. >> tell me what is the goal of uber? what are you trying to accomplish? >> well, look, our mission is -- we like to say is transportation as reliable as running water everywhere. >> meaning? >> meaning when you turn a faucet and water just comes out, we want you to be able to push a button and a car is there in just minutes. and so you can get a right wherever you are in the world no matter who you are. so options that are,

custer from the mta and travis from the mta as well. so this is an informational item. can we have the next item >> item 8 major capital project update with the bus route transit update. >> thank you. we have michael schwartz from the mta. >> thank you, michael schwartz senior planner on page 47 in your packets there's a lot of action on this project as we hit even though environmental phase but this is at another exciting phase the painting is here from the sfmta. just a little refresh on the brt and the entire network we have a lot of infrastructure it t and it feeds from the downtown south and west there's some gaps from the north and east those represent the brt and van ness is the first project two miles on van ness avenue. and it's supposed to support the rapid in effect the recreational bus routes coming into the city. van ness brt and the brt in san francisco will be unique and the first of its kind operating in a dense urban right-of-way with the transit routes in short blocks represent by all the features in the screen and the dedicated traffic lane but the pr

(cheers and applause) >> jon: my guest tonight, the host and managing editor, travis travis, new bookase welcome to the program, tavis smiley! (cheers and applause) how are you? >> well, sir. how are you? >> jon: doing so well. "death of a king." you've written this book. it's coming out in september. i would think generally they would say, let's get this out for martin luther king's birthday or the anniversary of his death. why september? >> in the introduction, i say his martyr democrat has muffled his message. if you put the book out in january, it gets connected and caught up with the holiday. you put it out in february he gets blackennized. in february, he's more than a figure, he's an icon. i didn't want him blackennized in february. put it out in april when he's assassination you get caught up in the martyrdom. in september, hopefully you can have a conversation about the last year of his life and the sacrifice that he made. >> jon: you're looking to take an american icon and humanize him so that this country can have a serious and real discussion about the issues of race and m

.) >> thank you travis. commissioners port staff it's a privilege to be here i have to tell you i do travel to many cities and explain sea level rise and have studied how you've been studying it i've lived the minutes of our july meeting and watched the video i'm impressed and this is not just a applaud it is the duty but you are working very seriously and asking good questions and understand the profoundness at times it's business owner become a contentious issue like the grassroots in june the grand jury report and in the july report there's reference to that and different people that look at the it differently i suggest to you this this issue is the biggest issue that will hit even though city of the century and none of us have precipitation for this the sea level has not been higher than one hundred and 20 years and travis can't remember that far back. the - there's no easy answer i'm going to describe you is the long view and it's different than the view that your sea level rise committee of the city of

stable lit and economic prospective they adapted a strategy so, please join me in welcoming will travis (clapping.) thank you monique. commissioner president katz and members of the commission and esteemed staff it's a privilege to be here. as executive director of b.c. d.c. i spent the bulge u bulk of my time trying to be monique's favorite regularity we are able to chief that the solid relationship that the port had i thought we had a better one than between b.c. and d.c. i'm convinced that port staff is great to get along with no big deal the other thing was the sea level rise. particularly raising regional awareness of the problem and that's where i met john england eerie was on a conference in florida a couple i do not recollect years ago and john was in the audience and asked a question and it was clear to me from his question he had a better grasp of sea level rise than the parental i was he was asking the question my next incourt with john was this book by far the best book every written about sea level rise john does an excellent job of

. >> they do. , this know travis at all emboldens him. like that line about wrestling with a pig area travis likes the stuff. it is what he expected the reaction would be an he is getting what he expected and he will continue to do what he is doing. i expect some concessions as we go through the path. toward training and other things. they are not going to stop the run in europe. they see this as pricing arbitrage. >> we have been talking about uberggressive efforts that takes to recruit other drivers, not so favorable to the competition. does this impact their brand or is it clear that people will still use it and they do not care? x i do not think people care. the service is so darn useful that -- and the competition is so woeful in terms of taxis, this will continue to be the sledgehammer to the market it has been. kedrosky, thank you for joining us. microsoft's biggest enemy may not be apple or samsung. -- why chinahina rated the company's offices next create -- next. ♪ ." time for "on the markets i am julie hyman. he could not hand -

i'll just go out there and try to prove myself every day. >> travis is a versatile player and he bothnside and outside for us and special teams guy for us. >> another player to keep an eye the new kicker cody parkey. who are in the starter spot with 250 plus yard field goals last week. >> preseason was big for me. obviously there's a lot more on the line for us. we node to win every game we possibly can and i'm going to try to give us the best opportunity to do so. >> friday football frenzy returns this friday night we need your help to determine the game of the week. download you are audio road show app click on friday football frenzy spot poll to vote. this week your choices are conestoga at ridley, west catholic at north penn or abington at plymouth white marsh. we'll have the results on thursday and i'll be live on friday night wherever you tell me to go. we'll be right back. ♪ >> september 5th is the stand up to caps ser tv event a live one hour fundraising special brought to you from the dolby theater in los angeles. you can see the stand up to cancer event right here on cbs-3.

>> jimmy: come on, travis. just the two of us. don't know why you interrupted. [ laughter ] >> don't -- they don't want you here. they don't want you to get grease on the counter. >> i got it. jimmy, what you doing? >> jimmy: what? >> oh, my god. just drop it. just drop it. >> jimmy: there we go. >> you licked it? >> jimmy: a little bit. yeah. >> that's so hot. oh. ooh, ooh. >> jimmy: one more? >> let's try one more. >> jimmy: are these gluten-free? >> i don't know what -- does that have glue in it? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nobody really knows. but we don't eat it. >> what is gluten-free? >> he's supposed to be doing that. >> he got something on me up here. >> you're burning the stuff. >> i'm not burning it. what is gluten-free. >> don't burn it. >> jimmy here. >> jimmy: that looks pretty good. >> this is all falling out. this is going to be poppin'. >> jimmy: is that yours or mine? that's mine? >> you can tell there's spit on it. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: this hamburger is already cooked? >> already cooked. yeah. >> jimmy

there is a 22 at travis. west at oakland, west at napa, west at sfo. hurricane odile went on shore at cabo 9:45 tying olivia as the strongest hurricanes, 15 miles an hour, going back to 1967 to hit the southern baja coast. it's moving rapidly. wind right now about 100 miles per hour. it's moving northwest 16 miles an hour. it will weaken as it continues to move over land. now signs that it's going to take a jog to the right which would put it right into arizona. phoenix, tucson may be in line for more rain. our fog is there. but the key will be partly sunny, partly cloudy. coolerrer, breezy. maybe we can get the next system to come in here and give us a little bit of rain to the north. not something we've said lately. partly sunny, cooler inland. took a while. but it's on its track. 80s on these temperatures. 60s, 70s and also 80s and the extended outlook has cooler weather with an increase and the low and high clouds. clearing out, then a little bit warmer especially as we head towards if not friday then saturday and sunday. >> thanks, steve. >>> city

low clouds head back to the coast. 24 gusting to 30 at travis. little stronger than yesterday. west at napa. west at santa rosa. even west at sf portion. livermore west. a little of a southerly san jose. the cloud cover wants that weakened. for us fog, sun, mild by the coast. breezy at times. temperatures 80s through the interior. there might be a couple 90s. 60s and 70s closer to the water. >>> we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing pretty well if you are driving in many areas. as a matter of fact, 80 westbound even though it is getting more crowded still looks good. an 18 minute drive time is not bad if you are driving from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze it continues to look good. there are lanes there that are beginning to get stop and go. the metering lights don't turn on until 5:45. we will see what happen there is. there is a backup already as you can see. westbound 580 at greenville we had a stopped big rig. >>> the family of a 70-year-old beating victim did not know if he would make it to his birthday next week. he

jordan, travis, now next, they're getting ready for school. got ready for school. >> wouldn't ivy and girl? >> yes, i said ivy, now jordan and travis. anyway, hashtag fox 29 back to school. i have to keep him in line. needs to go back to school. >> that's for sure. i want to do something special for you. so i head to philadelphia choirs choir, some of them come out. hi, choir director. where are you from? >> me, i live in morse ill ville, pennsylvania. >> so, philadelphia, girls choir, how big? >> this is just a small selection, but girls ages seven to 18, probably around 170 girls in the whole program. >> wow. how do you get into it? >> you have audition with me, quick five, six minute audition, and then we move on from there. >> where are you all from, girls? >> been cell em. >> norristown. >> north fill. >> i from all over. >> oh, now you said choir rehearsal, every day? >> this group rehearses two days a week, two, two-hour, young don't practice that much. >> school today. >> no school today. >> i asked them to come by, i wanted them to se

other local groups there included the blue star moms, the travis air force base honor guard and the lafayetteoy scout troop. there are a lot of higher temperatures in the bay area today. coast-to-coast and we were a little bit cooler today thanks to the fog. tomorrow morning we will not see much fog. once again it will hang out near the coast line. we will see no triple digits but we will get close. temperatures will take a dive to next wednesday they a movie theater in redwood city is one of just five in the country testing out a new panoramic display. the cinemark theater is offering the new technology.created by the cinema projection company.barco. it uses three projectors and three separate screens for a 270 degree display. the company says it is meant to immerse the audience in the film. in our world we want to give a huge amount of real estate for the moviegoers to enjoy. a movie called the maze runner will be shown on devoted apple fans are getting ready. the pre- sale for the new i-phones. starts just after midnight tonight. this week, apple unveiled the i- phone 6 and 6- plus. pre-or

when travis is 8 and port chicago is 0, that tells you there's not much of a breeze.emperatures are still in the 60s. they've come down about 2 degrees. but still very mild which is why if you are in san francisco or anywhere on the coast, even if there's nothing it's not that cold. 58 ukiah. 62 sacramento. there you can get a good look at the fog. tonight it will start to make a move but today will be the warmest day of the week by far. patchy coastal fog. areas south. by tomorrow we look at a cooler trend and an even bigger one as we head towards wednesday and thursday. fog forecast keeps fog there. it's parallel. by tonight, here it comes. that system to the north will start to pick up the fog. we'll see it fill in nicely. that will be tuesday, not today. warm to hot for many away from the coast. some coastal fog. even with the fog, temperatures in the 60s to near 70. 99 up in clearlake. 88 san rafael. mill valley in there. petaluma at 89. santa rosa, 91. 93 in walnut creek out to concord and clayton. antioch, 97. castro valley. 86 san jose, to 96 gilroy. fog might

travi travis. safe. and pulled with 4 runs 5 and a third. bottom 6. try to county. padres leading 4-1 getting. after an 0 and 3 start. fly to the moon to get a victory. guarantee him 1. instead the silver and black not quite so far away. 5000 miles, though. in london hoping to beat the 1 and 2 dolphins in england on sunday. raiders practicing in london all week. the dolphins they left miami just last nigh night. seems a little tight. they arrived this morning london time. jet lag could really be an issue for them. dolphins head coach said ryan tannehill will start at quarterback. trying to quell the controversy from few days ago. philbin initiated when he refused to say he was going to start. al help just know the raiders need a win badly. >> this game is all about really momentum and confidence and that's what winning does. builds momentum and confidence. >> guy put we know in the win column. we have been playing hard and we have been battling each week. just hasn't gone our way so we have to continue to fight and do the right thing f.we do that we feel comfortable

music star, randy travis, will he ever sing again? and, the hot mug shot phenomenon.irst this guy. now look at this beauty. >> it is the worst experience. >> plus, the armless mom and her son. >> our toes are like

. >> when travis took control, he became the youngest warden in colorado and oversaw the policies in a prison plagued by violence. the restrictions on movement were among the toughest. inmates from the six housing units could no longer freely move throughout the prison. virtual all of the interaction would be only with those in their own units. we notified the neat to isolate the units and restrict interaction with each other in the courtyard. we isolated to where one unit can access at a time. >> when you separate dogs like that, they bark. if you brought them all together, everybody knows their place. they don't get out of line. keep us separate like that, people from across the yard bark at the people because they know they can't get to them people. it's not not how the prison is supposed to be run. violence was a way of life at liman. >> we had a staff member raped and murdered and one seriously assaulted and the intention was to rape and murder her. >> we can fix that. >> ann began working at limon in 1998, the same year he married her husband, bob, the prison's case management

local non-profit, travis manion foundation donated an ibeam from the world trade center wreckage. it will sit outside the new bucks county justice center. mani on a marine first lieutenant died in iraq in 2007. >> when the beam was delivered the travis manion foundation dough knitted it to the county of bucks in 2011 in hopes of erecting a fitting monument for the the entire community to observe. >> the sculpture will show the ibeam suspend by a large slab of rock symbolizing a solder carrying another to safety. estimated cost is about a quarter million dollars. >>> well, developing news tonight out of atlantic city, the city will ask the state of new jersey to have permission to layoff city workers to help resolve its budget crisis, but sit difficult not indicate how many workers might be targeted. they also want to reopen mess of their union contracts to try to achieve salary and benefit reductions. atlantic city will file that layoff plan on october 1st. >>> management at crozer-chester medical center has reject an offer from nurses for a one year pay freeze, those nurses offic

>> 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

temperatures and 49, calistoga 52, there is some cool air in place and the breeze is good out towards travis. we will keep an eye on that and low clouds will burn off a little sooner today and things have burned off in the sierra. fog, sun -- breezy at times, temperatures a little more in the 80s, out in the 70s, san jose 79. ment here is sal. -- san jose, here is sal... [ technical difficulties, stand by ] >>> traffic is moving along relatively well on 880 westbound, there are no major problems as you drive through, you can see traffic continues to look nice as you are driving through. thisthis is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there are no major problems as you get into san francisco. >> so this morning, we are looking at 880 southbound, and that traffic is off to a good start. let's go back to the desk. >>> the countdown is on a new product launch. it is one of the most anticipated launches in years. the event is less than 6 hours away. of course they are expecting the company to introduce an iphone with a larger screen and a new built in payment technology. joining us live from cup

they say 53 as well and there is some cooler air beginning to work its way in. 21 for travis and that will be a sure sign and we'll see what happens over the next couple of hours. there is more of a component for a sea breeze and ocean temperatures came down, 60 but san francisco to monterey, half- moon bay, these are good and above where they should be. ukiah nationally, it appears to be this in cincinnati. actual the way back to that line, that is the main area of focus for severe weather. fog sun cooler today. not as hot inland and temperatures will take a good drop, it is going to pick up, 80s and lower 90s instead of near 100s that we had yesterday. fog, sun and cooler breezy pattern cooling continues on friday and we will keep it into your weekend claudine wong. >>> and they are surveying the damage from several tornadoes. nobody was hurt when two tornadoes touched down as winds reached more than 100-mile-per- hour and damaged two dozen homes and knocked down some power lines. three people had to be rescued in their homes from fallen trees but were not hurt. >> it got real dark

. >> pam:other local groups there included the blue star moms, the travis air force base honor guardand the lafayette boy scout troop. >> pam:they gave away american flags to children and held a candle light vigil at dusk. >>: the world trade center side new york family and friends each of the nearly 3000 names of those who were killed and now in grave. the old names or read out loud followed by a moment of silence. as a shooter killed three of his classmates break out of prison. >> reporter: 2 bay area women's talk to kron 4 about what they went through as they hope to track down the criminal ran into them will return. it's never been easier to find a dentist. watch. dentist. at 1-800-dentist, we've helped over 8 million people find that right dentist. we can do the same for you. so don't put it off. call 1-800-dentist. >> pam: you will hear from those women in just a moment. >> reporter: the savannas video showed he was turning on to the boulevard. four-o'clock to the afternoon after they complete the turn the suspects turners and screaming from the corner keep your eye on that veh

travis smiley just wrote a book about 1967 and modern luther king. he will be interviewed with on form tomorrow morning. it should be very interesting. next, i can't another marker pursues a bit i caught the roosevelts. 80 years ago we had nothing to fear but fear itself will you guys were on vacation we had a dick cheney interview and the interview was does we have to double down on our fear. there are more people. that we need to be afraid of their more people that want to hurt us even on our own time. another marker which where society has gone. another little marker 2 weeks ago there was a vote in the un i think was 182-2. the 2 people were united states and israel. being an honest broker again i don't think so. next item let's go to housing with a little bit of time. this rice started last time. there were 2000 units that wanted to go from rent control to tenants in common. i have a way of making it happen when it goes off-line. you start with a person ab878 years onto the property 44 and the rank equals [inaudible] you go to the next person, 60

the breeze is always the key and it ramped up 30 in travis and gusted to 31. oakland west and northwest at napa and also a westerly component san jose southeast up to santa clara valley cloudy and over cast with my good friend, it is nice, paul, he likes it and you have to go north to fine 50s. low 50s in san diego and that's a big fog bank and it will be slow to burn off today some coast and bay and it may take awhile. fog over the next couple of days looks like it is firmly in place and all the way into friday is what we are dealing with on this fog and it looks like it will be average to below average especially inland on these temperatures. cool breezy for some after that morning overcast late sun and it may take awhile to burn off, 60s and 70s and more 80l1sl0 for everybody else. nice, not much change as we go into the weekend, claudine. >>> the latest ebola virus is out of control as another missionary doctor is infected. yesterday he tested positive for ebola virus and was placed in isolation. it is not clear how he contracted it since he was not workin

travis is trying to overcome survivor's guilt with his wife and two children gone. he is talking with grief counselors. he recently met with the prince george's county fire chief. he fell asleep at the wheel. he's trying to find the answers and move forward. >> it's like all the answers to what, why still lingers. >> he says that he will never be the same person again. at the time of his crash his family just returned from a two-week trip to jamaica. >> secretary of state john kerry will meet with foreign leaders. they will begin their climate change summit. they drew attention to climate change yesterday. a carbon treaty is necessary to prevent rising sea levels that could create a global disaster. >>> the study from rutgers university. it says out of anyone laid off in the last five years, 1 in 5 is unemployed. 1 in 4 is work withing a temporary arnold part-time job. >> you have to keep persistent and keep going. >> that's right. >> we are coming up on 4:51. >> you richard and you tom kierein, growing a little bit of beard in support of solidarity with the nats. >

sot - travis as a six year-old mel tiled hiking with his family on the trail. attacked in an aggressive manner by a non mine. he was somewhat track to report a brush. multiple family members and then came to his aid. the boy was then transferred to a of local medical facility. >> the inuries were to his back and neck. they are considered non life threatening the six year old boy is expected to recover. i asked the warden what happens to the mountain lion when they find it, he said depending on how the animal acts they will trap it and relocate it or take other measures which he would specify he went to say. all the trails in this area are clearly makred that this is mountain territory and to keep kids close to adults when they are on the trail. i asked a number of local hikers who were turned away upon seeing the trail closed if they had ever seen a mountain lion here. "never heard such team. never seen a mine for years and years." same sentiment "we had thousands of joggers and hikers red creating in the mountains. a non mine attack is extremely rare. people a

nine-year-old quarterback travis endicott, one of steve clarkson's newest students.ood enough by the ripe old age of 12, he may be offered a division-one college football scholarship. are they looking at seven-, eight-year-olds, nine-year-olds? >> steve clarkson: you know, without question, it has happened. and that's the new line, so to speak. >> safer: the new normal? >> clarkson: the new normal. a little faster now. be a little more comfortable. spin it! >> safer: these wannabe peyton mannings are inspired by their "professors"-- clarkson's alumni, a roster of nfl quarterbacks who spend part of their off-season dishing out expertise to an awestruck platoon of undergraduates. >> clarkson: my biggest success stories are the guys that come back, whether it's ben roethlisberger or matt leinart, jimmy clausen, josh freeman, or jake locker. they all come back and they participate, and they help take these kids and share their experiences as to what it was like when they were, you know, ten, 11, 12, 13 years old. >> safer: twelve-year-old aaron mclaughlin is one of clark

a westerly breeze or a component of it is in place. 1 at travis. not outrageous but the water temps are there. 64 bodega bay. so fog, sun, mild. breezy at times. warm along the coast. temperatures now i mean 70s and upper 70s even on the coast. pretty close to that. everyone is within a couple degrees of each other. here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute where things are doing pretty well. if you are driving on 80 westbound, you can see traffic is moving well. no major problems getting out to the toll plaza. also this morning's drive at the toll plaza itself looks good. there is a little bit of slowing in some of the cash lanes. but for the most part it is a very nice drive coming into san francisco. i do want to mention there is road work on the southbound 880 between hegenberger and heading down a little bit toward the san leandro area. there is a little bit of slow traffic and a little road work but it's not causing a major delay. traffic northbound is looking pretty good. 4:31 let's go back to the desk. >>> the chp investigating a deadly

travis jearad explains the boy's parents had to fight off the mountain lion. this little boy was attacked while walking down the trail. >> somewhat dragged through part of the brush. multiple family members came to his aid. fought off the attacking mountain lion and the boy was transferred to a local medical facility where he is at right now. >>> just to give you the lay of the land here, this is the winery here. this is really at the base of this hiking trail and it is very populated here in the afternoon. there were families and children and all of them were warned about this mountain lion attack. , and as i said, the sheriff deputies were here. they closed off the trail here, here at the winery where it is really populated this afternoon. everyone since then left. because it is closing hours but they all knew about these warnings, ann? >> how rare is it that someone is attacked by a mountain lion? >> reporter: i asked that question, because it is typical to go hiking with your family on a sunday in these beautiful trails here, rest assured they say it is ex

marine first lieutenant travis manion from doylestown was killed in iraq by a sniper in 2007.ndation in his name benefits families of fallen heroes. the parent company of nbc 10 is the proud sponsor of this event. >>> a family in new york is reunited with a lost bracelet that honors a firefighter killed on 9-11. the bracelet was made in memory of michael ottin. his widow gave it to their son that lost it years ago. this woman was talking on the long island beach when the bracelet washed a shore. she tracked down the family and sent the bracelet back to them. they met for the first time this weekend. >> think of all poor souls we did lose in 9-11. >> why can did it wash up now? you needed it. we needed it. >> marleen quinn had a brother who was a firefighter who passed away recently in the spring. it was part of the reason she was so determined to get the bracelet back to the ottin family. >>> still ahead, four legged foodies. a look at how the food struck phase is expanding to serve a different kind of customer. >>> i'm renee for nbc "at  issue." join me later today as we de

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>> travis darshan dropped out of school when he was 14.as 17, he was arrested with two friends for robbing and killing a taxi driver. travis darshan never dreamed he'd get a college education. >> how did you feel when you got in? >> oh, i was elated. i was elated. it was--it was almost like they told me i was going home. >> wow. >> i really was. i felt like it was just a new chapter in my life, that it gave me a chance to start over. >> for these people locked up, this is just a psychological lifesaver, a string of hope, even if their release is 10, 5, 15, 20 years out. >> leon botstein is the president of bard college, a liberal arts college located about an hour from the prison but, in every other sense, worlds away. the majority of the students here are white and privileged, like max kenner, who came up with the idea of the bard prison program when he was a student here in the 1990s. he had been volunteering in prisons and knew the inmates were hungry for an education, but few opportunities were available to them. >> i visited 30 or 40