i think travis is very competitive. >> what else can uber do?e have seen them delivering christmas trees. what is next? >> when they raised money, the deck had zero slides on these types of things. whatever might be next. that is not to say the companies are not interested. they are testing food delivery, they have done flower delivery on valentines. i think it is something they are watching. i think, for the time being, everyone knows that focus is critical to great execution, and the opportunity in front of us is immense. >> what about taking on fedex or ups? >> i would say we are not as well situated for that type of thing as we might be for a quick -- i know people that have put objects in uber. a lot of people have done that. >> snapchat is another company you have gotten into early. how do you know it is not just a fad? >> when we were looking at the investment, we talked to a number of kids and they said facebook to us is like linkedin to you. i think there is an element that the younger generation wants to be able to communicate, have fu

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

travis told me that 100% of his groves are now infectedded infected.ng that worries you daily? >> daily and at night. there is probably a spot in my bed where it's worn pret tidty worn pretd of. >> so far there is no cure calvin arnold heads up a team raising toracing to find one before it's too late. >> a grower told me today you have to give me more tools in my tool box. >> in the follow tool box they have strategies from for treatment to already diseased freeze. a plant pathologist is looking to erad canadian eradicate the deadly bacteria from the tries. it could be five years. >> juan has been working on a treatment called they are thermal therapy. they crank up the heat for three to seven days. >> this is three months after the heat treatment and you auld you seeyou -- 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. >> whatwhat is this? techbility tent trying to acheechachieve. we can increase the temperature inside up to 100. >> how eff

[applause] so travis, thank you. [applause] travis, thank you for your service to our commonwealth. thank you for your service to our nation. i would add that my son graduated from the naval academy this year and he has chosen the marines and i hope you can give him some advice. [applause] folks this session i'm proposing to further enhance the v3 program by offering a performance grant which will recognize employers who meet goals for hiring, compensating and retaining veterans. additionally we should ease the transition from military to civilian life by passing legislation requiring the virginia community college to award greater credit for the skills and training veterans receive during their time in military service. [applause] these men and women have served and sacrificed for us so let's work together to get them the skills, training, and economic opportunity that they deserve. as we improve our workforce development system, we cannot forget that our economic future runs through public school classrooms across this great commonwealth. that is why my budget contains no program

that's travis look ing down in to the manhole. he had eight cones surrounding him when the car came barreling through friday. he had his truck backed up to help block the work zone. travis says he's dumbfounded as to how the car could not have seen him. >> how i feel now looking at it amazed that i'm sitting here not worse off paralyzed get to come home and see my wife and kids. >> travis only suffered a fractured rib muscle pains and road rash. >> they've got to put those cones farther from the holes. >>> now for a look ahead on what's on the cbs evening news. >> we've got scott pelley getting ready for the storm in new york. >> tens of millions of people are in the path of a potentially crippling blizzard targeting new york and most of the northeast. from philadelphia to boston, roads have been ordered closed and flights have been canceled. we'll have extensive coverage from the team of correspondents tonight on the ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life ea

and -- >> you mean travis barker? >> travis baker, barker. yeah, him. that guy. >> i didn't know he had a clothing line. >> yes, he does. >> i knew he was a musician, he was in a plane crash. >> yeah, he does. i liked it, and i just put it on me. it's just something at the time i was in prison, i think i was high as hell when i put it on me. >> the "f" could be for a clothing line like he said, or "f" could stand for folk, which is folk nation, which is part -- which the gangster disciples are part of. >> actually, i called you up here to clarify information i've been receiving. >> okay. >> i've been hearing you've been affiliated with gangster disciples. >> what is that? >> you know what that is. >> i've heard of it. >> you heard of it? what did you hear? >> just prison, street, thing of that nature. i don't deal with gang members. trying to stay clear of foolishness. >> no gang affiliation at all? >> none. >> none? what's up with the six points on your right arm? >> that's a famous -- that's what you call a travis baker a drummer. >> oh, i never heard

travis snyder in our "fit for business" series, hi, travis, we're looking at most innovative trend fitnessndustry. i wasn't as colorful but i had the fox yellow and block on. >> very good. >> go ahead. >> congratulations on that triathlon. good accomplishment. liz: thank you. congratulations to you for really coming up with an idea that is crystalized a lot of attention in the minds of people who want to get fit. let's start from the beginning. where did you get the idea to spray people with cornstarch powder in different colors? >> yeah you know it sounds really crazy. i actually used to put on triathelons, highly competitive events and you know over time, you know, recognized that people still wanted to come out and run and be fit but maybe without such an expectation of competition and winning and times. so, really just, started thinking about ways that you could sort of motivate people to get out and be active in more fun and kind of crazy way. you know, there is different stuff out there like, you know, disneyland as world of color and there is color festivals and different types of t

(dog barking in distance) oh, hey, travis. "ohio." travis, eyes up. hey that is a bitchin' purse. you get that on the internet? because i just bought this badass humidifier on the internet and it is really helping with my sinus infectch. it's cold mist so less bacteria, you know? no biggie. what are you doing?

gave travis an ultimatum.k that was just a coincidence? >> it's so weird to say in my mind. i thought it was a coincidence. >> this was money and sex-driven and how disgusting is that to murder someone for. >> she thought that was a coincidence. i'm biting my teeth into powder. >> she's in denial. it's such a tragedy. this is such a wonderful, wonderful family who opened their hearts up to us. it's such a sad story. >> how did they find out about the secret life? >> well, the investigators always look at the immediate family. they check out your credit cards and cell phones. and on travis's phone there was a romantic text and it wasn't his wife. they immediately had a link to mary beth fisher. >> so was his relationship with mary beth a motive for the killing? >> i think it might have been. there was a life insurance policy. he put in claim. he wanted a new life but this ultimate item rushed the tragic event. >> i guess we'll find out where travis is. "48 hours." i have some thoughts where he should be. i'll b

i think the people even of travis county had lost confidence on her. and i didn't send the money. just like i've done in hundreds of other cases where i didn't agree with where the money was going. that's the way the process works, sean. >> explain how travis county, they have a history of these types of political suits. in other words you're not the only person that has had to as a conservative that has had to deal with travis county, explain the history. >> yeah, the public integrity unit was created back i think in the '80s if my memory serves me correct to oversee the statewide elected officials and what have you. as early as the 1990s, senator hutchson was dragged before the district attorney's office here and drug through the mud. then we saw tom delay whose career was ended who spent no telling how many -- >> and exonerated. >> millions -- and exonerated in the end. this is a tactic we've seen out of this district attorney's office for multiple times. i'm going to stand up to them. i'm going to stand up not only against what i consider to be an abuse from that particular or

i'm travis to i'm mayor travis for a few weeks anyway, i want to say thank you, ed very much fewer leadership not only as our director of transportation by certainly the president of nah 0 could i'm thrilled you're here in the city i know you're about to see if not a lot of the things happening in our city we want to make sure that the themes that you have for the conference about cities and innovations and mobility can be sdeementd so while you're here please make sure you do all you can too walk and bike and take ride sharing obeying be careful on the upper deckerers but i think you've already and if you haven't i encourage to go down 0 or to our transbay center this is under construction and he'll hear it and feel it as we do our central subway we'll been working hard to get those promotions those are historic projects for our city and the transbay scienter you've read we tinder to have electrical caltrain from our high speed rail from the state of california we believe that is important to our entire region to get it done and glad to be working with governor jerry brown to make sure we're

saddle up, and welcome travis peterson from houston, texas. [cheers and applause] oh!ughs] >> how you doing? >> what's up, travis? >> how's it going, terry? >> how you doing, man? >> i'm doing well. doing really well. >> i got the yellow rose of texas for you, homeboy. >> i see that. i really appreciate that. that's nice. >> oh, man. now, how long have you been a country boy? >> as long as i could.

saddle up, and welcome travis peterson from houston, texas. [cheers and applause] oh!] >> how you doing? >> what's up, travis? >> how's it going, terry? >> how you doing, man? >> i'm doing well. doing really well. >> i got the yellow rose of texas for you, homeboy. >> i see that. i really appreciate that. that's nice. >> oh, man. now, how long have you been

[applause] so travis thank you. [applause] [applause] travis thank you for your service to our commonwealth. thank you for your service to our nation. i would add that my son is graduating from the naval academy this year and he just chose the marines so i'm hoping you can give him some good advice. [applause] folks this session i am proposing to further enhance the v3 program by offering a performance grant which will recognize employers to meet goals for hiring, compensating and retaining veterans. initially we should ease the transition from military to civilian life by passing legislation required. the virginia community college system to award greater credit for the skills and training veterans received during their time in military service. [applause] these men and women have served and sacrificed for us so let's work together to give them the skills training and economic opportunity that they deserve. as we improve our workforce development system we cannot forget that our economic future runs through public

is exactly what we said during the trial, being revolted by her behavior and that what she did to travisxander was horrific, and then she whereas asked about her parents and for their very first time she said the following, and i'm quoting she says when i was four i have a distinct memory going into any parent's bedroom. i didn't know what it was at the time. there was a mirror and white powder and a razor, so i realized now what that was, or what it probably was and also when i was five, my uncle my dad's brother, got married and my dad was in the wedding. i was in the wedding help brought cocaine to the wedding as part of the party. then she was asked, other than that, did you have any other -- did now know anything else about them using drugs. she answered, quote, i have learned since that my mom spoked pot the day i was -- smoked pot the day i was born, prior to giving birth. she said she did not have a close relationship with her mom. these all going in from her attorney, trying to establish that there were problems long before she ever met travis alexander. >> so they think establi

sexting, cheating and lying and that's what they're saying travis alexander did.point in the trial it is all about mitigating factors. she is not going to be really free, she is not going to be acquitted. that's done. so travis's behavior is not defense to the murder but what the defense is trying to do, they're trying to convince this jury that somehow his conduct played into it. that she should be spared her life because she was an abused woman. jon: peter can a guy who lies, maybe cheats, maybe sends sexts to other women deserves murder is that what they're trying to establish here? >> that is a complicated question. let me simplify for for you. what is the defense is doing is classic misdirection. this is very ugly murder. these are ugly facts. this was a carefully-planned and brutalry executed killing. 26 stab wounds and a bullet to the head, all right? the defense can't get around that because she has already been convicted of that. jon: so they seem to go after the victim here. i'm sorry -- >> shifting focus. jon: we have it say good-bye. peter, pillar, tha

they found her guilty of murdering travis alexander.ing him multiple times, stabbing him multiple times, slitting his throat from ear to ear. seems like they're throwing spaghetti answer the wall. the judge is expected to rule this week whether or not the defense motion of throwing this case out and giving her life in prison is valid. they're saying that there was a mistreatment of a hard drive. that is their whole argument. trying anything they can do to save her life. jenna: we'll see what happens with the end result of all of this. adam, thank you. jon: we'll take a look now at what we're working on for the second hour of "happening now." al qaeda's top commander in yemen claims the terror group orchestrated the attack on the paris newspaper that left 12 people murdered as "charlie hebdo" refuses to back down publishing a new that sold three million copies in minutes. >>> plus a terrifying ordeal for a mother and her 3-year-old boy. how that little hero kept his cool to help police reunite him with his mom. ♪ hi, tom. hey, how's the

travis, i'm going to tell you that's not an answer for me. pounds of bull crap in a five-pound bag. that's what that is. >> well i'm -- >> that's what i'm saying. you need to address mr. travis with facts. not like, you know, i'm going to, or i want to go to, i need to go to. you need to give him facts that says this is what i've done to make myself a more productive person and to address what potentially are long-term problems for me. you have a violent criminal history. we've got to be able and you've got to be able to explain your criminal history to the person in classification. that's the only way that this is going to work for you. okay? so if i'm you right now -- >> yeah. >> -- i'm thinking about what doing to become a more positive person and this is the direction i need to head in, okay? >> okay. thank you for your time. >> all right. thank you. >> two floors above, william's sister melissa allen is about to go to court on charges of aggravated assault. she's written the judge a letter asking to go to a drug rehabilitation program ra

take a listen to what travis colonic had to say. -- travis kalanik. >> we had a good set of rules thatcted people, but then a whole new set of rules that protected and industry. for example, there are 13,000 -- were 13,250 taxis in the 1950's. we are 60 years later and there are 13,250 taxis in new york. how does that happen? it happened because the existing industry made sure that it happened. they created artificial scarcity. >> the commission for a digital economy used the long-standing troubles with european antitrust to explain why companies need to do more to comply with existing laws. take a listen. >> it is a main player in our digital economy. google has huge competition. [indiscernible] and everybody, european companies, they have to accept the objective miss and duality. we have some concerns. it should be decided. >> he was there and so is the linkedin cofounder. he suggested silicon valley needs to work with lawmakers better than it has in the past. >> they are bad at lobby in washington and bad at lobby in brussels. what we do is we try to build the best possible product

winston gets florida state to within five with this 18 yard touchdown pass to travis rudolph.gon led the whole game. but u9ntil the third when oregon would really open it up. carrington going deep. a 56 yard pass. oregon up 32 - 20. 338 passing yards and a couple of touchdowns. plus a td run for mariota. winston gets pressured into trying to do to much. he can't hang onto the ball. the fumble would be the nail in the coffin for fsu. not bad number for winston 29-of-45. 348 yards. a td and a pick. but mariota and oregon way too much to handle. 59 - 20. oregon advances. a couple more big names are tied to the niners search for a new head coach. the latest on the list are mike shanahan and his son kyle. the elder shanahan is a super bowl champ whose got experience in the front office and on the field. personally, i think the added front office experience hurts mike shanahan. but, if you go back 20 tears. he's got experience working in san francisco as an offensive coordinator. his son kyle is currently with the cleveland browns right. rex ryan's name is getting a lot of play toda

they claim there were pornographic image that travis had viewed. >> the late boyfriend. >> if that wasodi arias who claimed that it travis alexander had a problem with pornography, her claims would be substanteated and whether or not that would be enough to persuade jurors the death penalty is a another issue. if the prosecutor or police tampered with the computer and now the images are missing, and if the police and prosecutors tampered with that should they be able to prosecute for the death penalty or rewarded with the death penalty for helping to destroy the evidence that the defense would have needed? >> heather do they have a case or grasping at straws. >> it is better suited for an appellate argument saying this was excluded. but it is benefitting jodi. it could influence the jurors in some way and they are hearing all of the evidence not only of the pornographic image and alleged misconduct and that may make them more sympathetic for jodi and less likely to vote for the death penalty. they have set themselves of an a pole and sympathy with the jury. >> she spent weeks on the st

a recent conference here we had travis from uber. people in washington understand uber because they take it often. maker movement, many people in big service sector cities like this have a hard time taking seriously why should the maker movement, what is it and why should it be taken seriously? >> i will make an analogy here. how many of you heard from the home brew computer club? great. so the home brew computer club was a group that met in the bay area in the '70s. it was a group of people who traded supplies and tips and they were, basically making computers, home brew computer club. people that went to the meeting included people like steve jobs and steve wozniak t -- and it was kind of a subculture. if you are outside of the subculture and look at it to think it was somewhat trivial. they were doing phone freaking and hacker stuff. it was a little bit of a fringe movement but that was the seed of the personal computing revolution. what we're seeing today is that there are literally tens of thousands of home brew computer clubs.

you hate america, travis? i do.le we wait, we should watch andy's old stand-up tape from college. what was your catchphrase again? (spanish accent) bitches be loco.

travis and stephanie. how many times has this happened before? were going up to the mountains, the day before and we had that on and she got super emotional. on the way home they wanted to watch the same dvd. we started to film it and see if it happened again. >> reagan what was it about the movie that made you so sad? >> the penguin. she lost her mommy. >> so often your big brother, how many times have you had to watch this with your sister? >> two times in a row. >> what about you, austin? when you were watching and the penguins separated from mom, were you crying? >> no. >> you couldn't be bothered. >> your daughter has a pretty good pouty lip. can you say no to that face? >> pretty impossible to say no. >> i suggest you learn how to do the pouty lip too so you can get whatever you want. >> that's our show everybody. have a happy new year. and we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the wolfgang puck pressure oven brought to you by kitchentek bringing life-enhancing tech

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

plus, you killed travis alexander? >> a stunning admission from jodi arias as we learned what she told jurors behind closed doors. >> a car thief takes a little boy, with him. how a brave toddler took matters in his own hands. it is all "happening now". >> we begin on this wednesday in yemen, where al-qaeda's top commander is now claiming responsibility for the charlie hebdo attacks one week ago in paris. i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee the claims comes as a now installment of the magazine goes on sale today. they are calling for more lone wolf attacks with invisible bombs. there are random checks once passengers are already passed security. one triumph against al-qaeda charlie heb do was on news stands and 3 million copies solid out immediately. here's more with rick from paris and the paper flew off of the shelves. >> reporter: charlie hebdo's normal serbing oulgz is 60000 and they sell half of them. the paper was nearly bankrupt and people lined up waiting outside of news stands and kiosk and leaving their nam

travis you sho thisimes had this happened before?> we were going up to the mountains the day before. we had that dvd on and she got super emotional. on the way home they wanted to watch the same dvd and we decided to film it and see if it happens again. >> what was it about the movie that made you so sad? >> the penguin. he lost his mommy. >> so austin your big brother, how many times have you had to watch this with your sister. >> two times in a row. >> what about you, austin. when you were watching and the penguin separated from mom, were you crying? >> no. >> your daughter's got a good pouty lip. can you say no to that face? >> pretty impossible to say no to that face. >> austin i suggest you learn to do the pouty lip, too to get whatever you want. >> bye-bye. >> that's our show everybody. have a happy new year. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minut [ cheers and applause ] >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." today bad boy comedian russell brand is here. he said he had a crush on wendy. wh

travis was booked into jail on several charges. >>> hospitals are told to look out for the driver ofs truck that slammed into the side of a house in glen allen. the person behind the wheel left the scene before they arrived around 2:00 this morning. there was no one inside the house either. authorities say the truck took out a power line and caused a water and gas leak. because of broken pipes. >>> investigators searching for the cause of a two-alarm fire broke out in this apartment building on third street north of st. james park around 1:15 p.m. firefighters were able to knock it down in about half an hour. they say the fire started in the basement but fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> lots of layers, that was the key to staying warm in pasadena this morning. it caused near freezing temperatures. the cold weather didn't keep overnight campers away even with temperatures between 29 and 32 degrees. yes. people lit fires to stay warm. firefighters made sure everyone was staying safe and warm, especially the little ones. >> we have three layers on them. stockings, leggings, two pairs of

last picture kayla took of herself.all dressed up to go out to dinner with her boyfriend.20 year old travisesca.the couple stayed in the city to watch the fire works. the chp suspect marescawho is not old enough to drink legally.was under the influence of both drugs and alcohol when driving back home to livermore. here you can see the mangled wreck the car.which hit a pole on 580 near high street in oakland. maresca suffered minor injuries.kayla was pronounced dead at the scene. maresca was booked on suspicion of d-u-i and vehicular manslaghter. and while kaleese is devestated.she says she can't be angry with maresca.because of how happy he made her best friend in six months they've been dating. >>: the love that they shared is something i can only be grateful love because it is something she deserved >>:as distraught as she is with kayla's death.kaleese says she's made peace with it. >>: i know i was blessed to have her in my life she brought a little piece of heaven >>: the boyfriend is held at $300,000 bail and is said to be arraigned on monday >>catherine heenan:the c-h-p arrested two p

>> travis, that's a tough question. i think one i would have neutral arbitration for all.ny time you have penalties for any of the players or the coaches. so it doesn't just go to roger goodell. he makes the decision and then he decides whether or not that decision was the just and right decision. neutral arbitration is the way that it should be it's more fair and seems fair to the players and the fans. i think i would stop eliminating a lot of the special teams plays and trying to change kicking. and then thirdly this one is fun. i would allow for more celebrations. i don't understand why they continue to get rid of them. i loved when you could do dances and players could choreograph celebration. i would say you can't do it on your own, i don't like when players go and bring all the attention to themselves and push teammates away. you have to have three or more teammates in the choreographed celebration. you see to see it on the highlights and fans loved it i miss that in our game. >> i like the lambeau leap. one quick question from steve. this is a great question. what f

david travis shows us how. this game tied at 13 in the half. johnson and arizona run away. right now, arizona is up 57-35. we'll have the complete highlights coming up for you at 11:00. on to the senior bowl where college all stars show the game to pro scouts hoping to enhance their draft status this game especially important for smaller schools that didn't get the national recognition during the season. tom montgomery didn't have the catch. 26 right here. can't complain on sunday, trust me. defense an anderson left of your screen, a clear shot of blake sims but the alabama quarterback able to get away. sanford players victorious north team. tyler var ga one of the strong guys from yale. a 7 yard touchdown. he had two tds on the day as a win, 34-14 final. good news for the niners. reportedly the front-runner for the offensive coordinator position but will stay in alabama for second season. move their interest to colts assistant rob sha shinski. but not good when they don't want to join the 49ers. in super bowl, also disguised as a bellhop. i blew right by him. didn't even r

. >> reporter: regina's boyfriend, travis was killed too and the couple's 3-month-old son jonathan. stratton's family gave us these pictures to share. they say he and regina had been together three or four years. he loved producing music and graphic design. travis' mother betty stratton said he was hardworking and a loving son. >> i never knew that was going to be my last time i seen them. >> reporter: the crash happened 1:15 saturday morning at the intersection of route 30 and rout 215. the vehicle and the tractor-trailer approached from opposite directions both on different roads. the tractor-trailer crashed into the vehicle on the passenger side and then rolled over the family's car. we're told other members of the ayers family were already in baltimore waiting for the grandparent to ap arrive. >> my heart goes out to them. >> news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >>> tonight, metro buss are now triage centers in southwest washington after smoke filled the l'enphant plaza metro station. >> here's what we know right now -- some passengers were trapped on a smoking train for mo

. >> 24-year-old regina ayres was killed, so were served boyfriend, travis, her seven-month-old daughter that her seven-year-old daughter. her pregnant sister was also killed. the family was traveling to baltimore for her baby shower. a suspected truck driver is being blamed for causing it overnight crash that injured a greenbelt police officer. the officer was in his vehicle at a traffic stop on greenbelt road and hanover parkway when he was hit by a third car. the officer suffered minor injuries. the driver that was pulled over was not injured. the driver of the third car was not hurt, but she has been charged with driving with impaired vision and driving under the influence. additional security measures are planned for a rally tomorrow in paris to honor the victims of the terror attacks. tonight, the police continued search for the person being called the world's most wanted woman. chuck sieverts and has more. >> the most wanted woman in the world is on the lam.. french authorities say that hayat boumeddiene a member of the sleeper cell, days before the attacks led to spain, then stop

in a recent conference, we had travis from uber. people can understand uber. the maker movement, many people in big service-sector cities like this have a hard time taking seriously why should the maker movement -- what is it and why should it be taken seriously? >> how many of you have heard of the home brew computer club. great. so it was a group that met in the bay area in the 70's and it was a group of people who traded supplies and tips and they were basically making computers home brew computer club. people who went to that meeting included people like steve jobs and steve wozniak. i know it was kind of a subculture. if you were outside of that subculture, you would look at it and think it was somewhat trivial. you know they were doing phone freaking and all kinds of hacker stuff. it was a little bit of a fringe movement. but that was really the seed of the personal computing revolution. what we're seeing today is that there are literally tens of thousands of home brew computer clubs, called etsy teams self-organized groups of sellers who meet together i

find travis. ruf dofl -- give him six. darren carrington dut. third down. winston find the freshman. and he coughs up the ball. ducks recover. two plays later. the qb. carington again. scores the touchdown. 19-point lead for the ducks. desperation time for fsu. fourth down. winston trying to make something happen? ! what happened there? goodness. tony washington scoops it up. scores from 58 yards out. yes, oregon wins 59-20. headed to the national championship game. other semifinal. the sugar bowl. sec champ, alabama. versus big ten champion ohio state. second quarter. bamma up 8. and t.j. not 100%. running back gets into the end zone. tie takes a 26.1 lead. osu down flips it to evan spencer. are you kidding me. he throws it to michael thomas. makes an unreal catch. >> early in the third. all of a sudden buckeyes are rolling. core dell jones, devin smith. wide open. buckeyes on top. later, bamma's blake simms. wrong person. steve miller. pick 6. 28 unanswered points. nourth quarter. buckeyes lead 6. takes off. laying his vengeance on alabama. 85-yard touchd

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>> my favorite moment was travis ishikawa putting the giants into the world series. what was cooler, i grabbed him moments after the game to get his thoughts afterwards. i mean, what an electric time for the giants. and for him who did get a nice new contract to come back next year. >> a probable season and a world series win for that team. unbelievable. >> a great part of the year. >> all right, we will see you any objection year. we'll be right back. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up and removal of your old set. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance sale is on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive h

travis stork! [cheers and applause] >> hey, terry.h for having me. >> oh. >> i appreciate it. >> listen. so good. good to see you, doctor. >> thank you so much for having me. you look sharp, my friend. >> i am trying. i'm holding on, doctor. i pulled a ham last week but you might be able to help me. >> that dancing, i can understand why. you've got some good moves. >> tell me about your charity that you are playing for today. >> so, first descents-- a lot of people don't know about it. it is for young adult cancer patients and survivors. a lot of people don't realize this--they think of cancer and they think of either kids or older adults, and young adults get caught in the middle, and so what first descents does-