i think travis is very competitive. >> what else can uber do?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 fun,

we'll follow up with you now, travis. and here with me on set is brian stelter. so travis, let me begin with you. let's begin, when did you speak with brian williams last week? >> right brooke i want to be 100% clear this is our original interview from february 4th with brian williams. and the reason we decided to publish it now is that williams has, i guess backed out of this appearance on the "late show with david letterman." and we felt that there was a lot of interest out there to hear him in his own words really address these questions and hear his responses unfiltered. so we've decided to put up the full audio, much of which was never published, so that everybody can listen for themselves and judge. >> so this is february 4th. we're five days later. why not publish it in its entirety, day of? >> right, i mean, we are. i mean, we are five days after. and williams has not yet come forward and answered questions. he's made statements on his own but he hasn't sat and answered questions about it. so we thought this would be valuable. people can listen to it and

travis expected no rescue. and he wrote according to the historian, apparently to stir his countrymen into action. that the country might be saved. he was speaking of texas. here's what he said. in that last letter. i shall have to fight the enemy on its own terms. i will do the best i can. the victory will cost the enemies so dear that it will be worse for him than defeat. i hope your honorable body will hasten reinforcements. our supply of ammunition is limited. god and texas, victory or death, william barrett travis. then on march 6 1836, a few days later, they were all killed in the alamo. even though they inflicted tremendous losses against the invasion by santa anna. but travis was right. defeat would cost or victory would cost the enemy more than defeat. it did give sam houston and other texas volunteers enough time to assemble another army. not a large army only 600 individuals. and santa anna, still with a larger force, met sam houston and his 600 volunteers which once again included men from several c

>> for crystal travis, her small business building families is very personal. >> your business title is ... >>> world of surrogacy. >> does it take a world to make a baby? >> people will go to all ends if they want a family. >> reporter: she has three children born half a world away conceived using an egg donor and surrogate mother from india. >> i don't like those. >> reporter: becoming a mother was not easy. like many, crystal's career delayed having a family and fertility issues led her to look for an egg donor. finding the cost of surrogacy prohibitive, she and her husband herd about a cheaper alternative, india. >> first trip to india was very difficult for me: i was not prepared for what we saw. it was hard to imagine the poverty, and the way people had to live. this was very disconcerting to me. it was just really hard to take in without becoming emotional. >> reporter: still, the travis' saw india as a best option. they moved forward quickly, less than a year later mark came into the world in india. >> mark was born. our surrogate was here. in the operation room, sure surroga

travis i want to begin with you here. talking to these veterans who are saying now after many years, hang on a second. >> set the record straight for me. what exactly happened back in 2003? >> back in 2003 there were two companies of shinooks running a supply root from kuwait to operating bases in baghdad, the beginning of the invasion. one of these two companies of shinooks came under fire. one was hit by two rpg and small arms fire. >> and to be clear these veterans veteran ss say to you not only was brian williams not in the helicopter their took the enemy fire he was in a separate company. how far behind was he in his chinook? >> that's right brooke. i've been told brian williams and the nbc crew was not on any of the three chinooks in the company that was hit. they were actually traveling many the second company in the opposite direction towards kuwait when that attack occurred. typically they would travel about an hour behind the other company when they're doing these supply runs. they happened to pass though in the

her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander, 20 times and shooting him in the head.meditated crime, juan martinez said, came after arias realized that alexander would not marry her. the two had a volatile relationship and much came before the jury. salacious audio from sex tapes. >> remember the first time you and i grinded? >> reporter: journal entries by arias. >> i wish that suicide was a way out, but it is no escape. >> reporter: jodi herself taking the stand for more than two weeks. >> there's a lot of that day that i don't remember. there are a lot of gaps. i don't remember the poses of the pictures. i remember them now that i've seen the pictures, but i didn't remember them until i saw them. i remember taking pictures, i just don't remember the pictures themselves even though we looked at them. and now i see them, i remember them. >> what factors influence your having a memory problem? >> usually when men like you are screaming at me or travis doing the same. >> that affects your memory? >> it does, makes my brain scramble. >> reporter: driving from california

in any event, travis, great to see you.>> thank you, megyn. >> we've got howie kurtz right after this break. i'm going to ask him what he thinks about that. we had a very fiery debate about this on the program last night. and a lot of viewers wrote in. that's the evidence laid out. those are the statements. you heard them yourself. what do you think? follow me on twitter, let me know @megynkelly. i am going to ask howie about it after this break. first, new information on what may have caused a horrific plane crash caught in this dramatic videotape on wednesday. plus, why we brought howie here. of course you've heard this story. there is a new twist tonight in the story of olympic hero bruce jenner, the man who took home a gold medal for the decathlon. tonight, reports that he is in fact transitioning into a woman. howie kurtz is here next on how he says this is turning into a media circus. >> i spent a good part of my life getting ready for that day. i worked out a lot, ate a lot of wheatties, because a complete breakfast

saddle up, and welcome travis peterson from houston, texas. [cheers and applause] oh!ng? >> 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. ever since i was born, i was doing youth rodeo, riding horses, before i started school, and, you know, in high school, i did--you know, i rode bareback broncos like, buckin' horses. i rode a bull a couple times. >> this is great. well, you know, in texas i know they got a lot of rich cowboys... >> ha. >> with a lot of land. >> that's gonna be me... >> that's it, man. >> after today. >> you ready to be a millionaire? >> i'm ready. i'm ready, terry. >> well, listen, say hello to our millionaire money tree: 14 questions spread over 2 rounds with money values going from $100 all the way up to

you know i was asking travis with "stars and stripes."eterans and i was saying to him how are the veterans responding to this apology from yesterday's "nightly news." he was saying they felt it was a bit forced maybe a little contrived. most found his word satisfactory though some were cynical because to me at the end of the day, so much of this falls to david's point on the veterans and whether they are accepting. brian williams has been i have always thought, a pretty phenomenal reporter especially all his days in iraq. >> he's covered military issues for years. >> so much. so much so. >> we should say he's got a deep well of credibility and good will among his fans. ten million of whom usually watch on a given night. he has a lot of fans out there and a lot of credibility he's built up over the years. i don't believe that will vanish right away. i think people will tune in tonight and hear the news from him. i do think over the long term there could be real damage here especially if he doesn't show more transparency about what happened

>> help. >> reporter: i should point out travis tree professionals does not need to drum up business. it is already booked solid until friday. they do expect more business when the storm hits but those will probably be in san jose. >>> and the storm hit the bay area first as jeff alluded to. business owners and residents are well aware what happened last time when the last big storm happened which was in december. the flooding here at the restaurant, already you see the plastic bags and liners already in place new. >> we save all the bags for next weekend. if anything happens we'll set them up rightly. and we got wiser from last time. >> he has his giants hat on ready for that rain. back-to-back storms so that is the plan tomorrow and then again on sunday. now, you can track the rain and wind by downloading our nbc bay area apps. it is very useful. you can see the latest forecasts for the specific neighborhood as well as the realtime app over you. for android users. >>> it is a gruesome case and this suspect linked to the suitcase filled with body parts is a free man. san francisco d.

west, southwest 16 at travis. it's a west wind or northwest wind. that is all on shore. a cooler and breezy forecast. a westerly breeze and cooler for all. 50s and 60s. these are actually closer to where we should be this time of year. certainly coast and bay. big change, sal. so what about the traffic? off to a quiet start i hope. >> we are off to a decent start, steve. i think more people will be coming back today. we don't have a lot of people that have tuesday off. but yesterday a lot of people did. let's take a look at what we have now. and we're going to start with the bay bridge toll plaza. already have some cars lining up there. nothing major. but about 5:45 is when they turn the metering lights on. interstate 880 north and southbound looks good. traffic continues to look very nice as you drive past the oakland coliseum. if you are driving in the north bay, the traffic here looks good. there are no major problems as we look at some of the other freeways nearby. the east shore freeway that looks good as well. it is 5:03 let's go back to the desk. >>> we have devel

travis kuh-vah-pil had his race car, the trailer it was in and the truck that was towing it, all stolen of the parking lot of the hotel he was staying at in morrow, georgia. local police freely admit they have no idea where the car is. the problem for kuh-vah-pil, is all of his backup cars are still getting pieced back together after being wrecked. so he's gotta sit out the next sprint cup event. and find a way home. our producer kevin seiter is like a proud papa tonight. he's the assistant coach for east side prep in east palo alto. tonight, his "girls" as he calls them, pulled of a big upset in the section playoffs. beating the 11th ranked team in the entire state. what makes this amazing is east side prep only has six girls on the entire team. keep in mind. you need five to take the court. and three of the girls on the team are only freshmen. so congrats to east side prep and also their head coach donovan blythe. >> pam: we are still expecting some stormy weather >> vanessa: we are currently tracking some spotty showers which are quickly moving into the south bay area. but not a lot

--las imgenes muestran cuando "travis mims" empujaba a la mujer para luego levantarla y arrojarla violentamente aÑos fue arrestado y luego liberado con una fianza de 2-mil 500 dlares mientras que la vctima fue llevada a un hospital cercano con herdias considerables. --por ahora el atacante ha sido suspendido del plantel educativo el incidente contina bajo investigacin. ===nuestros paises open=== lorena facebook lorena - ms --escenas aterradoras se vivieron en honduras tras --escenas aterradoras se vivieron en honduras tras la explosin de una tubera de gas que dej a ms de 70 heridos en "tegucigalpa." take vo --las autoridades indocaron que el estruendo ocurri en la cocina de un mercado. --hasta el momento no se han reportado personas muertas los herdios sufrieron quemaduras de segundo y tercer grado. --funcionarios locales piden la ayuda de la comunidad para donar sangre. el incidente continua bajo investigacin. vo juanfra/topmap --- tiembla la tierra en mxico y los residentes se encuentran en alerta... --- ayer tres sismos sacudieron el estado de jalisco y sinaloa.....afortu nadamente no hubo v

you present those gruesome photos of travis alexander with his 27 to 29 stabbing wounds gunshot wounds, and his throat slit ear to ear and the jury doesn't have to go back in that room to deliberate much longer. think about it greta. they have been doing this since october. i don't think they are going to spend very much more time having to make a decision as to whether or not she should be sentenced to death or to life. at this point, i believe they are going to come back with a death sentence for jodi arias. >> i have no idea what this jury is going to do. they are given sort of -- the judge will give them an instruction and tell them how to apply the evidence and what the law is which sometimes is complicated for anybody. but, what strikes me is that jody was given an opportunity as every death penalty defendant is to address the jury. and essentially beg for life. and she didn't take that opportunity. she wanted to have the courtroom cleared so that she could speak to the jury. the judge wouldn't allow that but, you know right now, the big thing the defense attorney is trying to do

jody arias already found guilty of killing her boyfriend, travis alexander.jury could not decide at that time whether to give her the death penalty or life in prison. so they retried that part of the case. we're told by the judge they will allow live proceedings when the verdict is announced. closing arguments begin her shortly this morning. that is kind of a big deal because we have not seen jody arias live on this trial during this phase. we've seen taped here and there. jody was someone who loved the camera from the outset of this trial and even before. the judge final moment as you say, beginning this morning when later on jurors will get the january to get the instructions from the judge after close arguments. all kinds of drama. yesterday arias went against advice of attorneys to allocute or make a final statement of remorse but arias had conditions. wanted closed courtroom. no media or public present allowed to watch it in any way. the judge said high court ruled that can't happen. arias refused to speak. that was yesterday. it was in may of 2013 that

>> 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 teach

this is video of travis mimms the counselor body slamming the teacher to the floor.ces aggravated battery charges. two children were in the gym and witnessed the attack. >>> lincoln university is investigating an incident of graffiti on campus. the derogatory term was painted on a sign in southern chester county. the school's president is telling the student body not to be distract bide the cowardly act of others. >>> it is 5:57 we're following a develop story the desperate search for a limo driver's killer goes on. the. >> a live update on outdoor conditions and weather and traffic updates all next. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this friday, february 20. here's what's going on. >> it's cold! accuweather says records could fall this morning before snow moves in tomorrow. >> developing this morning a limo driver is gunned down and philadelphia police are on the hunt for his killer. >> philadelphia afternoon archdiocesan schools are closed. public schools are open. dozens of schools are reporting closures or delays, the full list is scrolling on the screen and at

you know, just in case travis forgot. he did forget. forget what? it's not a thing. (lowered voice) dude, why? don't call me "boy toy." mm. aw. why are her flowers bigger than mine? they're the same size. why are they the same size? (laughs) i'm just kidding. but fix it.

one of them told me i don't want to kick him while he's down. >> well great reporting, travis.ou so much for doing it and for coming here and talking to us. really appreciate it. >>> coming up final seconds from flight 235. new details just in from the black boxes show problems started almost immediately after takeoff but did the pilot also make a critical error before the crash? >>> plus president obama is under some rhetorical fire for talking about isis and reminding americans that at one point, christians brutally killed in the name of god, too. mouths are watering, lemons are squeezing and stomachs are growling. or is it just me? every minute between you and red lobster's lobsterfest feels like an eternity. and who could blame you for craving our largest variety of succulent lobster dishes all year? dishes like dueling lobster tails. with one tail topped with creamy shrimp and a second tail stuffed with tender crab. i was hungry already and now you show me lobster lover's dream® let's make this dream a reality. a delicious, delicious reality. but one that won't last foreve

big mountain snowboarder travis wright needs all his skills to try to outrun this avalanche, deftly navigating mike lansig not the same luck. gobbled up by the avalanche and tossed down the mountain. miraculously he's okay. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: every year more than 150 people die in avalanches world wide. avalanches can release enough snow to fill 1350 dump trucks. and can bury entire villages, like this one in italy last year. >> you want to get in? >> reporter: they're also survivable. to learn how we traveled to avalanche country in the canadian rockies teaming up with avalanche experts at the resort ski patrol. avalanches can blast down the mountain at 200 miles per hour. so if you can't move and you're in it -- >> you can think of it as a tsunami wave. you're swimming through it. trying to stay at the top of the wave. to not drown. because that's the biggest concern is not being crushed to death or hit, but it's asphyxiation. >> cover your head to give yourself an air pocket. how much of an air pocket do you need? >> you don't need much. you just need enough to continue to breathe.

sarah goodfriend and suzanne bryant exchanged vows before a rabbi in the travis county clerks office. the marriage followed a state district court order instructing officials to not rely on texas' unconstitutional prohibitions of same-sex marriage. last year a federal court declared the ban unconstitutional but they stayed the ruling. the travis county spokeswoman says the order only applies to goodfriend and bryant who brought emergency action because goodfriend suffers from cancer. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40 $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ ♪ this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get h

i have never seen travis like this before. heartbreak is tough. mom passed, i felt like my life was over. more mayo, please. i'm 70. who cares? when smith dumped me, it literally took me months to get back to a place where i could sleep with random dudes to feel good about myself.

karen, travis is live in washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: good afternoon sarah, the top officials say recent events the killing of the pilot and the claims that can a will a -- kayla mueller. there are no proof backing up claims that kayla mueller was killed last week. you told us you treated kayla as your guest remains your responsibility. >> the strain of not knowing whether she is a live or not is weighing heavily on them. >> reporter: in a matter of hours, 20 jordanian war planes dropped 70 munitions on isis. retired marine corps general john allen is leading the charge in the fight against isis. cot killing of the your jordanian pilot be the turning point? >> i think it's galvonized the coalition. >> reporter: president obama will ask congress to authorize force against isis. some democrats are reluctant and others say the white house has not done enough. the president wants a bipartisan vote to show americans are unified. >> a millersville university student from chadds ford died this weekend. 18-year-old carles

stars and stripes reported travis trenton broke the story and he interviewed some of the veterans who were on that mission and they wanted to set the record straight. >> to see somebody else who is trying to claim credit for being there, i think it just struck a very personal nerve to them. >> nbc chief executive steve bird says williams' actions were inexcusable and the suspension is appropriate. lester holt will continue to fill in for williams during the absence. >>> he found a way to connect with younger viewers and the news stories like no one has. but now jon stewart is calling it quits as host of the daily show and as to what he'll be doing next is still a mystery. don daly has more. >> comedy central gave me an incredible opportunity 17 years ago to pilot this wonderful franchise. in my heart i know it is time for someone else to have that opportunity. [ audience growns ] >> no, no, no. >> reporter: after bouncing the comedy cellars of new york city and cable shows in the early '90s, stewart took the rains of the flag -- reins in 1999 and never looked back. >> welcome to the d

david: nigel travis, dunkin' brands ceo.ppreciate night thank you very much. >> the situation is heating up in jordan after the country's king vows retaliation against isis for the brutal murder of one of its pilots. we're live in jordan next. david: the fcc commissioner is proposing strictest rules ever in the effort to regulate internet? how far will they take this? the former fcc commissioner has an answer. take a listen. >> regulation only grows and it will only get worse from here now. david: is he right? we'll debate that and a lot more with our panel straight ahead. i've been called a control freak... i like to think of myself as more of a control... enthusiast. mmm, a perfect 177-degrees. and that's why this road warrior rents from national. i can bypass the counter and go straight to my car. and i don't have to talk to any humans, unless i want to. and i don't. and national lets me choose any car in the aisle. control. it's so, what's the word?... sexy. go national. go like a pro. cheryl: wake of gruesome murder, jo

you go to travis. it's 46 cool degrees. 50 la honda, pretty close. los altos hills.side, foster city all low to mid-50s. the cold air is now making its move. i mean 1 below bismarck. chicago, 6. st. louis, 15. it's going all the way to florida. possibility -- dozens, we're talking about dozens of record lows possible. thursday into friday all the way down to miami. some of the windchills now coming in. minneapolis 28 below. chicago, 14 below and it's only going to get worse tonight into tomorrow. the coldest air is yet to arrive. higher clouds sneaking in under the ridge. our system will come down over the north. it won't be for a few days. low clouds today and tomorrow. some sun. that sun away from the coast and bay inland. that's kind of a muggy war a fern. very foggy in lake county the a lot of reports on that -- -- on that. it's all fog driven. if the fog burns off, upper 60 to near 70. wouldn't take much. 60s. santa cruz on the weekend was in the 78 -- was in the 8 -- was in the 80s. >> are we still above average? >> most bay area stations for rainfall are over

west, southwest travis at 16. a west or northwest wind for many. now you might get a little different scenario down toward san jose or santa clara valley. it's west at sfo, it's west at hayward. nationally i'll tell you this is not a whopper of a system. i've seen 4-8 inches of snow that came through virginia. still woman light snow in new york. by the coast 50s and 60s on the temps. a noticeable drop over by the coast and bay here. oakland yesterday 75. not today my friend. 62. >> no rain. no, there is not. >> not yet. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you, steve. >>> a big part of the country as steve mentioned wakening up under a blanket of snow. it's hitting states that are not used to dealing with it. hey doug. >> reporter: good morning. yeah generally doesn't take much to shut the federal government down. we have a pretty decent snowfall over night. we have a fair amount of snow here. maybe 4-5 inches. this is a part of the country that is just not used to that snowfall. behind me is the jefferson memorial. between where i'm stapping and the memor

travis for the score. stanford is in charge. for the first half, here's cal winding down trying to cut it to single digits. waved off at first but then they counted it. here came anthony brown. beautiful bucket. a seesaw game. dwight for three for stanford and they are still within striking range but too many stanford down the stretch. michael humphrey with a splash. stanford beats cal 67-57. >>> still with basketball, somewhere in this huddle is rex walter the head coach at usf. at pepperdine, and tim dirksen likes to hit from the corner. the dons are rolling. pepperdine, look at them extend the defense, extend it, extend it, and then jet raines says pass it to me it's an easy bucket. dirksen says here's my back, climb on, i'll carry you through. it's the layup. he scored 19 for the dons. one last-ditch effort for pepperdine. half court launch, no, no, no, the dons won 56-54. dons have beaten the waves seven straight times the third straight win overall for san francisco. >>> we show you duke because, well, our producers fell i

the driver of that car, travis kupel is on the phone with us right now.e trailer, the car, all the equipment, everything was there and intact. but so sorry that you missed your qualifying. so you know how happy or relieved or also disappointed are you? >> well mixed feelings for sure. it's a big plus that we found the race car, and i think some of the equipment and actually the truck and trailer is still missing, i believe. but the biggest thing is we found the race car. it's a small team, and this is a big set back for us if that was missing. so it was enough of a setback as it was, not being able to qualify and run the race atlanta motor speedway this weekend. but, you know we can -- with this race car, we can move forward, and we can go to las vegas next week and just really thankful. and happy for all the guys that worked so hard on this car. we've put a lot of hours into it and it would have been a real shame if it was just gone. >> so do you think this -- you know alleged thief knew what he or she was taking? because the white trailer isn't necessar

she was convicted of murdering her ex-boyfriend travis alexander but that jury couldn't reach a unanimous agreement when it came to the sentence so a new jury is being asked to decide the matter. jurors have three choices for arias. life in prison, life with the possibility of parole after 25 years, or the death penalty. >>> the first black man to play in the nba has died. earl lloyd made his debut in 1950 with the washington capitals. lloyd was from alexandria, virginia. at one time he told "the washington post" he was surprised to be drafted by a d.c. team because he thought the area was a cradle of segregation. the nba hall of famer was 86. >>> the next big winter storm is brewing right now in the rocky mountains, and millions of people in the south are hoping it will not threaten them. they are digging out from a storm that knocked out power and tied up highways across hundreds of miles. vinita nair has more from durham, north carolina. >> reporter: many southern states are still dealing with the messy, dangerous conditions left behind by thursday's storm. >> by tomorrow morning it wo

in 2013 a jury found her guilty of killing her ex-boyfriend travis alexander but that jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on her sentence. a new jury has been seated and began deliberations yesterday. the judge will sentence arias to life in prison or life with the possibility of parole after 25 years if this jury cannot reach a verdict. >>> a federal judge clearing the way for vikings star adrian petersen to suit up once again. that ruling said the nfl made a mistake. the league suspended him through at least mid-april for his involvement in a child abuse case. the judge left his ruling open to further proceedings and the nfl is reviewing things. >>> with help from warmer temperatures in the south people are digging out from another crippling blast of snow and sleet that hit overnight. nearly 1 foot of snow fell in northern alabama. driving conditions were treacherous for texas and georgia. police responded to hundreds of accidents caused by the weather and utility crews have been working all day to restore power to over 200,000 customers. >>> always watching always tracking, w

she was convicted of murdering travis alexander but the first jury deadlocked on her punishment. two of the four students arrested in connection with the party drug molly are from maryland. police say zachary kramer of bethesda and another from lutherville are two -- and two others are now suspended and face criminal charges. this after 11 other students were hospitalized over the weekend. some after they attended a rave on saturday night. >> the supreme court is hearing arguments today in a case about possible employment discrimination. a muslim woman claims she was turned down for a job by a clothing retailer abercrombie & fitch after she showed up wearing a black head scarf. the company has fought back claims and settled others and changed the dress code. a new study shows startling differences of incarceration rates in various counties and towns. it's based on data recently made available by a new maryland law. baltimore city has the highest incarceration rate in the state for nearly 1400 per 100,000 population. >> if you're flying southwest today, make sure to check the stat

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travis with the score. early in the second. got to keep eyes on him. cal trying to keep up.till time. just 18 minutes toe go in a game. too much stanford down. they bend, did not break. michael humphrey. he likes it from the corner. stanford wins, final of 72-61. still in pretty good position for a first round buy in the conference tournament. all right, walters is in there trying to call the play to figure out pepperdine in the home whites. and he just gets the ball and gets out of his way. driving layup, he scored 19. last ditch effort for pepperdine off the inbounds, half court prayer, no, no, no. and they held onto win it by two. 56-54. they have won three straight games. they have won seven straight over pepperdine. >> all i make a lot of purchases for my business and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even c

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randall and travis for the score. randall had 19 points for the game. this is going to be the cardinal game. >> wallace is going, no! >> you see the tip? and cal tried to hang and stay in it but too much fire power this day. anthony brown and the cardinal running away with it 72-61 the final. the battle royale cal and stanford. >>> we move from that to somewhere in the huddle is rex walters the coach trying to figure out pepperdine in the home white. first half the crisp passing and a corner shot tim dirksen and there go those dons. pepperdine you're going to watch them extend the defense, extend, extend, extend, nobody back to stop jet rains. that's the easy two. jet rains that's his real name. but dirksen as shoulders must be sore because he carried the dons with a driving layup. he scored 19. it will be a last-ditch effort for pepperdine. last chance -- the big -- no. no, no, no. dons held on to win 56-54. dons have won three straight games 7 straight wins over the waves. >>> duke's oakafor in a blazer. they didn't need him. hosting clemson. ridiculo

the driver, travis kvapil missed the race in atlanta after number 44 disappeared.e footage captured the trailer taken from a hotel. the car turning up 50 miles northeast of the speedway. the team tweeting quote, and this is word for word old faithful, home where it belonged. no arrests yet. >>> and a little warmth in the windy city. this little girl at the zoo, what a face. mom chowing down after all of that work. her first baby in more than ten years. go, mom. >>> when we come back, one brave boy's wishes come true. why the firefighters look up to him. o 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. i'm down with crestor! make your move. ask your doctor about crestor. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ wh

bob travis flies for united parles service and is president of the pilots' union. >> it doesn't makesense. it's just dumb is what it is. and if we don't reverse this two-tier lel of safety, tragedy is potentially looming. >> reporter: since 1990 there have been 14 u.s. cargo plane crashes involving fatigue. a year and a half ago, ups airlines flight 1354 crashed in birmingham alabama. both pilots were killed. the plane narrowly miss aid neighborhood. flight 1354's captain, cerea beal, told a colleague that his flight schedule was killing him. weren't those words enough to change the rules in this industry? >> no. >> reporter: no? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: why not? >> because that's just union talk and that's just conversational union talk. >> reporter: steve altman is president of the cargo airline association which represents companies like ups fedex and dhl. he argues the fatigue cited in the crash wasn't because of scheduling. he said it's up to pilots to get enough rest in their off time. >> fatigue is an issue. i never said it wasn't an issue. what i've said is that the cu

that's led to mistakes like travis was just year, i turned out, travis and i come invested in one of travis' earlier company that he probably approach the first or second on google and we couldn't greece we went and got some who gave him a 10 x. valuation and that's probably the one i wish i could get back. i invest just based off an e-mail. we have stayed friends but i got my money back and i was thrilled to death. i've got 20 of the great as well. >> with something if i were to put you for an investment to what something i should know about you? >> about me? >> to get your money. >> to get my money i'm very very transparent with all my companies. you should of the companies i'm invested in but you should know why i'm invested in those companies, what value they bring to the wide company is going to be great. i think a lot of people come here to go in the they sell themselves which is fine look at me here's my pedigree. they sell the idea which is okay. but then they figure that getting funding is the end all be all. i got an angel. these people agree with me so this must be a great

bob of travis tree professionals says the next storm could cause even more damage. >> the wind is the most dangerous. rain, yeah sometimes, if it rains really hard get a little mudslides here and there. a little bit of rain, a little bit of wind beware. >> reporter: sometimes trees can't just be trimmed, they need to be brought down which can be tough for home owners who have group attached to the trees. >> but at the end of the day, i think it does provide a lot more safety. >> reporter: professionals say they are booked solid with jobs the next two days as people prepare for the storms. coming up at 6:00 we will show you how it looks and sounds when a huge tree crashes down. robert honda abc 7 news. >>> [ inaudible ] bracing for a downpour, where tomorrow's storm will hit. the rain is badly needed some in marin county are paying repair bills for the december flooding a restaurant has sand bags in place to prevent any possible flooding. >> we save all the bag ss. anything happens, we got to set them up rightly. >> you can track the rain and wind by downloading our nbc bay area app. s