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chris: the craziest thing i've seen is that travis travis can stay in a hot tub seven to eight hours.mal people cannot do that. emily: you think lyft is gone? ♪ emily: what do you think is going on right now in silicon valley? we are seeing unicorn valuations. chris: decacorn. emily: decacorn. chris: you know the culture secrecy we have here in silicon valley where you don't tell people your numbers or business model, you don't tell them about the future. emily: isn't that dangerous? chris: it is really dangerous. the stories of founders living lavish lives and investors doing really well is attracting more attention and more posers, and with that attention comes sloppy discipline and a ton of money. think about the early days at y combinator. 12 companies, demo day lasted all day. everyone ran live code, we could ask questions, walk up and try it during demo day. if the deal didn't get done that day, we could work on it. demo day today, what is it, 80 companies a class? 450 investors. 3 minutes, no live code, and those deals, half of them are done before they even present it demo day

that is what travis has done.ly: when you think about competitors like halo, just got out of the u.s. market, lyft and sidecar, do they stand a chance? bill: i don't know. i have often thought about it like this. first of all, a lot of the money goes to the driver. it is a lower margin business. i think it is tough to compete. i think travis is very competitive. emily: what else can uber do? we have seen them delivering christmas trees. kittens. what is next? bill: when they raised money, the deck had zero slides on these types of things. whatever might be next. that is not to say the company is not interested. they are testing food delivery, they have done flower delivery on valentine's. 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. emily: what about taking on fedex or ups? bill: i would say we are not as well situated for that type of thing as we might be for a quick -- i know people

. >> ask a question that i've talked to travis about how often we see this report and when we can expect to see the next one. >> right so most recent was the 2013-2014 bonnie mentioned a detail we're obviously we had scheduling challenges but we will have the f example w 2015-2016 and hopefully at the same time we'll report back on the implementation of the recommendations here. >> thank you that's my only question it was an interesting report i hope we'll continue to make the improvements and it's a vast improvement over the olden days for the benefit of not just about me but for the entire agency the entire agency a great step forward. >> thank you. i want to express my gratitude a pleasure to see you here working with us i couldn't be much more pleased with the this is a phenomenal result and say a lot about the dictation and the commitment that people in this agency have to public transportation and i think that it is also a testimony to what we can do when we get the public's trust and empower with the resources to be able to get the new vehicles to make those improvements and what

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travis thinks 12 -- 12 collars an hour is more reasonable.u're wondering travis makes more than $10 million per year or about $4,900 per hour based on 40 hour work week. right now 5:18. time to check your philadelphia job market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger has some advice for millennials out looking for work. >> 75 million americans age 18 to 34, are referred to as millennials, also the largest generation in the u.s. work force. millennials have suffered through the worse recession since the depression. but the tide could soon be turning. according to a report, by career cast. com, businesses are realize that millennials are key to their success. and have stepped up the pace of hiring from this group. employers are looking to hire younger workers at social media managers, organizations seek to go connect with consumers via social media know that millennials can help them sell more product or share information via sites like stain gram, tumbler twitter, snap chat facebook. social media managers earn median salary of jus

and -- >> you mean travis barker? >> travis baker, barker. yeah, him.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 ba

it will be another major impact, 70s, 60s, you get gusts over 30 at travis. west okay land -- oakland 15. it will continue that theme. that's a lot of fog and low clouds. sunny and breezy, 60s by the coast, 70s around the bay, and now 80s inland. >>> looking good. you know what let's talk about the traffic, not a loot go -- lot going on. traffic moving well at the toll plaza, there was earlier construction around the bay. slow it down. this is 880 in oakland, you can see traffic is moving well, there's no major problems here, past hayward to fremont it is a nice drive. let's go back to the desk. >>> developing news right now, 238 customers in pitts berg are without power. a car hit a power pole, some of the lines are hanging. initially more than 5000 were without power. there's not an estimated time for res tore action. >>> as we showed you yesterday, steinle's father testified on capitol hill. >> unfortunately due to disjointed laws, the u.s. has suffered a self-inflicted wound in the murder of our daughter. kate had a special soul, a kind and giving heart,

clouds and fog in press, -- place. 50s and 60s, on monday temperature in the 70s, gusts of 30 out of travis, napa airport west, oakland west at 15, the upper level system has to swing true. inland it will be sunny, fog near the coast, highs 67s, 70s for many, these are way below average. san jose 77, 68 in oakland. sal, good morning. >> good morning steve, we're off to a decent start, you will see conditions that are good, let's start off with the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving nicely as you drive up to the area, no major problems, traffic continues to move well, looking at it 80 in oakland, -- 880, the weather is not a factor when it comes to low clouds, it's nice and clear in oakland. northbound 101 and 280 in san jose it's a nice drive. >>> we follow the developing news of a wildfire. it has burped six square miles and only 5% contained. it started on highway 128 near the border of napa and yello county. evacuation orders went out to homes and resorts and campgrounds. highway 128 has been shut down overnight. >> we have caltrans on scene, we want to keep vehicles from traveling

the congressman was at travis monday afternoon.ade that base has increased random vehicle searches, and you can see a lot of armed guards. garamendi says this may help determine loan wolf attacks like what happened in tennessee. the congressman says they security is on everyone's mind, and we need to know what's working to keep people safe. >>> a memorial for 13 -year-old andy lopez is missing in santa rosa no one knows who took it down. the display a moreland avenue was set up after he was shot to death by sonoma county sheriffs deputy of us two years ago. lopez was caring a toy gun. caretakers of the memorial say flowers, photos, candles and attempted covered the display are among the items removed. a public park is scheduled to go up at that site but construction will not begin for months. county officials say they were not involved with them are full of the memorial but they are promising to get to the bottom of the mystery. >>> there's a new program in livermore aimed at helping people make sure their homes are safe and secure

travis hitless in five at-bats for san francisco. >>> what do you do when your putter break? you use your wedge and you make everything with it. cal and stanford well-repped the greenbrier classic. patrick rogerses and mcneillie combined with 7-over today. they finished 4-under, tied for six. tiger woods, first bogey-free round. then through his putter toward caddie. he would make spite a four-man playoff with kevin knizner, this playoff loss. that's danny lee, hitting the birdie putt. hearn hitting the birdie putt. second playoff hole lee, taps in for par for his first career win in the pga tour. >>> stage tour of -- stage two of the few defrance. riding across the delta. the feat of hydraulic engineering. defending champion holding off saggan cancellara has the leader's yellow jerriesy. women's world cup team u.s.a. four goals in the first 13 manipulateses. they lead 5-2 with 25 minutes left. >> you invented a new technology. thanks colin. how a police officer became a guardian angel for a family in new mexico. my name is jeff richardson the vice president of operations her

about the trends in more recent times and continue to see significant improvements quality review as travis mentioned is an audit of munoz reporting methods we've seen significant changes and improvements since we began doing those audits in 2000 we also do think analysis of performance how well our doing against the goals and provide the recommendations to improve our methods of collecting data and on our performance itself there's been a number of important changes since the late quality review in the handing and reporting ever data there's now a dictated performance team at the sfmta that oversees the transit that is a tool that allows the the virtualtion analysis using this tool sfmta has revised their metric implementing the recommendations from previous audits we thong the state staffing in terms of performance we see a number of trend and i can indicate where your heading since the audit period there was a decline in the on time performance during the audit performance that fell short of goal since the end of the goal the audit trends have been improving it appears the 80 on time rem

he was at travis on monday afternoon. since may the base has increased random vehicle searches and a visible presence of armed guards. he says this may help to turn long wolf attacks like the one we saw in tennessee. this is based security is on everyone's mind and needs to know what is working to keep people safe. >>> the sentencing phase begins in the trial of the colorado movie theater shooting. 12 people were killed and 70 injured in the attack of july, 2012. defense attorneys are expected to tell the jury james holmes should receive a life sentence rather than death because he suffers from mental illness. sentencing is expected to take about a month. >>> an arrest warrant for the man suspected of killing five people in modesto is revealing new details about two -year-old child who died in his care last year. martin martinez is a suspect in the death of the five people in modesto. but so far he has only been arrested in the connection of the death of two -year-old christopher ripley. police obtained a warrant for his

when you get gusts to 38 toward travis, that is a roaring delta breeze. and cooler and breezy this week, cloud cover, the comnation of low and the highs for monday into thursday and 50s and 60s considerably for friday and there is the 29 staned gusts to 38 intra was and that is a rip-rearing breeze west of napa and copcort and sfo and water temps are way up and i am led to believe there is warm southerly currents along the coast and this might be a sign of things to come here. warm water fish are being observed off of month ray. i don't think the water temperatures will go down soon. fiftys, 60s for many, including the interior and this is partly cloudy and more likely on tuesday and wednesday. the key, it's going to be cooler. the whole low dominates this week. mostly cloudy, sunny inland, cooler, breezy to windy, 70s and 80s inland, upper 70s, low 80s for some unless you're far enough away and you'll get mid- 80s. a far cry from last week, 60s and 70s on the coast and low clouds, breezy and partly to mostly cloudy on wednesday and thursday. maybe some r

two men on for travis snyder. and travis, he grounds it towards second.y out for the yanks to get out of the inning. o's waste an opportunity. they go on to lose it 4-3. >>> a stunning upset for the u.s. men's soccer team tonight that few saw coming. in the gold cup semifinal match between team usa and jamaica, a great summer for american soccer came to an end. we go to atlanta where the red, white and blue pride was on display early. pick it up, 36th minute. the u.s. is down 1-nil to make wit a free kick after a hand bawl foul on goalie brad guzman. over the wall. he never had a chance. jamaica up 2-0. aaron johansson shoots from the top of the box. it's blocked and deflected to the foot of michael bradley. finishes from close range. and it's a one-goal game. but the u.s. they couldn't get closer. several missed opportunities including this one, 57th minute. bradley is knuckling shot. and then the post. jamaica shocks the u.s. and advances to the gold cup finals. with a 2-1 win. >> got to get them in the air now! >> that's it folks. redskins linebacker b

the breeze is picking up at travis. a little westerly or northerly breeze for some. 60s and 50s the temperatures though inland are going to warm up pretty quick. i think coast and bay cools off. some of the tropical clouds might play into our weather late thursday and friday. the fog though near the coast. it will be cool to mild to warm to hot. cooler by far by the beaches. still some 100s inland. 60s and 70s by the water. sal, where do you want to start? 880? >> yes, we do. this deadly crash has been there since 5:00. still there. southbound 880 between fruitvale and high street. you can see the traffic from downtown oakland is completely backed up. don't use southbound 880 to oakland airport. use eastbound 580 to edwards. take edwards west. it will turn into hegenberger and take you to the airport. you don't want to be stuck in this traffic here and the traffic is going to be effected for awhile because since it is a fatal crash, they will do a lengthy investigation. northbound traffic may be slow past the scene but

this is travis' from twitter.atrick, 30 on clinton, 50 on o'malley who many thought had a tough week. 20 on sanders. okay. charles? >> i remain all in on hillary. $95 on hillary. 5 on an act of god. i would have added five for an act of doj except it's less likely that the doj will act and lightning there strike. >> how about the possibility of biden getting into this race. >> very slim. i think we are more likely to get somebody from outside. >> insecrecyingly likely as hillary clinton proves to be a poor candidate. >> this is the republican side. as you can see there is many more slots on the the roulette wheel. 16 of them right now. okay. charles? >> you have got the top three. bush will beat out walker. each splitting each 25 and then we have the three outliers crews trump kasich, and i have to double my allocation for wine because the campaign has gotten so insane and have to jetson women and song. >> is this first. >> this is my first one. first is always the best. 30 for jeb. 25 for walker. 20 for rubio. th

travis padgett has been smoking since high school, today he vapes to cut down on tobacco use. >> for me it was kinda sorta of a different way for me to get my nicotine. >> now a micro biology major at uc riverside, travis, is vaping for science, participating in a study that measures his intake puff duration, volume and frequency. >> when you get out of here you are going to have a science degree, why not wait for science? why vape now before we know if it's safe? >> well, it's either i vape or i smoke cigarettes and we already know cigarettes are bad. >> it's a roll of the dice. >> exactly, it's a roll of the dice. >> the people that are choosing vaping over conventional cigarettes are choosing the unknown over the known. they know that conventional cigarettes are going to give them cancer, there's a chance that vaping is better, and so they're rolling the dice with that. but they're still gambling with their own health. >> and sometimes adults are making more informed decisions but then you have all these kids trying it. >> well absolutely i mean adolescence, they're still in a sta

with the resources you'vegiven. >> wrap up and that's all. >> ask a question that i've talked to travis about how often we see this report and when we can expect to see the next one. >> right so most recent was the 2013-2014 bonnie mentioned a detail we're obviously we had scheduling challenges but we will have the f example w 2015-2016 and hopefully at the same time we'll report back on the implementation of the recommendations here. >> thank you that's my only question it was an interesting report i hope we'll continue to make the improvements and it's a vast improvement over the olden days for the benefit of not just about me but for the entire agency the entire agency a great step forward. >> thank you. i want to express my gratitude a pleasure to see you here working with us i couldn't be much more pleased with the this is a phenomenal result and say a lot about the dictation and the commitment that people in this agency have to public transportation and i think that it is also a testimony to what we can do when we get the public's trust and empower with the resources to be able to

this is travis' from twitter.rick, 30 on clinton, 50 on o'malley who many thought had a tough week. 20 on sanders. okay. charles? >> i remain all in on hillary. $95 on hillary. 5 on an act of god. i would have added five for an act of doj except it's less likely that the doj will act and lightning there strike. >> how about the possibility of biden getting into this race. >> very slim. i think we are more likely to get somebody from outside. >> insecrecyingly likely as hillary clinton proves to be a poor candidate. >> this is the republican side. as you can see there is many more slots on the the roulette wheel. 16 of them right now. okay. charles? >> you have got the top three. bush will beat out walker. each splitting each 25 and then we have the three outliers crews trump kasich, and i have to double my allocation for wine because the campaign has gotten so insane and have to jetson women and song. >> is this first. >> this is my first one. first is always the best. 30 for jeb. 25 for walker. 20 for rubio. this

casey jean right on the coast there gmsp. 18 gusting to 25 out at travis. sfo has a west a at 12. 60s through the interior. ukiah 57. monterey a rather warm 62. a few high clouds but over all mostly sunny. we have two tropical storms off of baja, mexico. winds 65 miles an hour moving west, northwest at 12. and then as it falls apart, some of that moisture may be on its way for us or southern central california by the weekend. fog, sun, nice and breezy. 80s for most of these temps here. 60s and 70s for others but near average for about everybody. a little bit above. for some really mild a though coast and bay 70s there. mid to upper 80s for inland areas. san jose 10:but warm -- san jose 80 but warmer. 70s and 80s for the peninsula. not much change tuesday. could be a lot of cloud cover in here by the weekend. >> all right, thank you. >>> time is 6:20. a fake cop in livermore. coming up in 15 minutes the warning you drivers in one particular part of that city. >> and up next it is just hours away. the closest look ever at one of our solar systems smallest wor

wind at 12, that's why santa rosa is warmer, cop cord southwest at 16, that will take a tumble at travis. that's our system from yesterday that gave us the breeze, a cool down, high pressure is building in. water temps are cooling off. 53, 55. the fog doesn't have much of a chance. warmer for most, spectacular by the coast except for patchy fog. 90s inland. hotter tomorrow, let's go to brian for the traffic. >> thank you very much. sal has the day off. i want to give you a look at the roads. right now there's no major problems this morning. probably stay like that for an hour or two. highway 24. no major problems. if you're on bart today, parking fees are going upstarting today. it will cost 1.50. the fee is according to demand for spaces. if a lot is too full a fee rises. funeral will be held for the two women killed in louisiana. mayci breaux and jillian johnson was killed last thursday. nine other people were injured and the authorities were tried to figure out the motive. it is reigniting the debate the fight over gun control. >>> over the weekend scott lunger was honored by his team

coast and bay, 50s and 60s on the temps, they had running warm, okay breeze, nothing crazy out of travis, low clouds, mostly sunny, might be a few high clouds. coastal clouds, temperature inland 80s, 60s and 70s for others. here's sal, your mic works. >> it should. does this thing work here? >> good morning everybody. doyle drive has reopened ahead of scheduling a last night chp escorted the first round. the roadway reopened the at 9:00 last night. the new design is safer, crews will remain until 2016, they will be closing lanes here and there but the main work is done. >> we have several months of work, demolishing the detour, ripping the asphalt out. >> lucky that work left shouldn't cause major disruptions, the crews doll that work over -- will do that work overnight. it took 15 years of planning and preparation, i think to show you guys, i did one of the first stories 15 years ago, and here i am today. traffic looks good at the toll plaza, when you get to bay bridge the traffic is looking good. the bay bridge took a beating over the weekend. now it looks good. >>> the parents of the

it's been there all morning long at travis.est except from southeast to san jose to mountain view. 60s on the temps. slow to recover. it's going to be a cool day for those inland. our system right there is moving in. that's bringing in cooler air aloft and taking that thunderstorm activity and moving it out towards the east. southwest flow in the upper atmosphere. there you go! it's out of the picture. for us the low clouds not out of the picture. they will stay in the picture for a while. in fact, maybe all the way into the weekend. i think today and tomorrow it will be at the max or peak. low clouds. maybe some drizzle. breezy, windy for some. fog near and around the coast. upper 70s. am i going to sal here? i am blanking out. i am going to you. >>> you are. here i am. and i want to ask the guys in the control room to go out of my order, steve. you probably know what that means. i like to go to the maps first because we found out about a problem blocking two lanes northbound 880 at industrial and hayward. it is blocking two l

most locations are cooler than we were yesterday, a decent breeze showing itself, gusts at 33 at travis, west at sfo, the warm weather temp, it is cool for some. a lot of moisture in the air, 41 up in truckee, the cloud cover coming off the sierra a. there's plenty going up. it calms down at night, up toward shasta. i went mostly cloudy, some sun for a while. 70s for many inland or low 80s. the coast and bay are close to normal. a lot of cloud cover the next couple days. we could get rain or thunderstorm activity. >>> i like these temperature. >> they are pleasant. >>> time is 4:19, rangers at yosemite national park has closed a road because of rock fall. it happened last week on the regular north face root. no one saw the rock fall, officials are deciding how the rock face will affect climbing. it won't affect the cable route and there's others routes for climbers who want to go up the hard way. >>> coming up, an fbi raid at the home of jared fogle. the child pornography it is connected to be how subway is responding to. >> hunter pence makes a comeback. the play that had fans on the e

. >> matt: there's travis ishikawa now.hear about well paid professional athletes complain about their schedule and i do understand that, however, the rigors of playing 162 games over a 180 day span are such that they're really hard to ignore. >> john: they are. you talk about some of those off days most traveling, some taken up by rainouts. so you get this break in the all-star it really does help reset. >> matt: do they have a big lighted ball here like they do at time square? midnight on the east. here's gregory polanco now after two quick outs. it's a 400 pitch night.

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. >> reporter: travis is filling up his tank. he invited us back to his house to see this. the secret to his emerald green lawn. he has a sign to prove he is not a water waist e -- waster feet free green lawn. >> reporter: tony morris, an makes eight trips a day for free water. just to help his neighbors out during the drought. >> we co-oped and about everything -- bought everything and they bay the gas to keep the neighborhood green. >> free recycled water. a pretty good deal during these very dry times. >> simple changes at home can help you save gallons of water every day. we have a link witch details at abc7news.com. >>> construction work on doyle drive is ahead of schedule. officials say it could re-open before midnight. that is hours before the 5:00 a.m. deadline tomorrow. this is a live look at the work being didn't right now. let's take a live look at the commute on the golden gate bridge. about how it looked for most of the weekend classic going in both directions except for the left-hand lane coming into san francisco. now, this is in video of the work being done

is this why travis thinks he's so handsome? yep. that's all me. (blows whistle) game on!laughs) i'm having a thought. if evolution is real, wouldn't we have wheels on our feet by now? jelly bean, you are the verbal equivalent of huffing paint.

. >> justin hicks and travis clifton started selling nitro coffee. >> more baristas are buying into the nitro trend. the coffee is cold brewed, put into a keg and infused with nitrogen. >> just a little sweet. >> yup. >> coffee roasters also serve nitro from a tap and in cans. >> people are going bananas for it. >> they can barely keep up with the demand for nitro. they expect sales to expand this year. >> it is a fun way to drink coffee. >> oliver strand writes about coffee for the news. >> how will it affect the coffee industry? >> i think the first coffee company to take nitro coffee to mass market will be a very successful coffee company. >> nitro coffee costs $5 for a 12-ounce serving but it is still a hit. >> it goes down well marlie hall new jersey. >>> some coffee rosters is testing the canned version in oregon and california. >> shipments are selling out every week. maybe on the morning show. we need our caffeine. >> if you have a consumer problem, give our hotline a call. got volunteers standing by the now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a

travis, last year's nlcf hero was claimed off of waivers by the pirates, he was designated by assignament by the giants. he was last season's opening day 1st baseman. west virginia resort, going around to the pga stop. the 1 big name here, tiger woods, strong finish at 17. nice up and down number. 3 on 67. 7 under total. tied for thirty twond. tournament went to a 4-man playoff. unknown, danny, grab and kiss if ner. first playoff hole here is lee. a birdie effort. he will have a chance to win if david missed. but david made it. and a fist pump. 2 moved on. next hole, par 5, 17, current shot on and then rolled off. bogeyed the hole. that opened the door for lee for a 2-putt for an easy win. the 24-year-old's first pga tour victory. >>> they can not hear the cheer but this special group is fine with it. >> reporter: the sounds of basketball. the sounds of an nba championship. here are the sounds of a team usa basketball practice. and this is what they hear. [silence] >> this is the usa deaf basketball team. it is training camp in fremont. same place, same ball movement only they have their

in the trunk was a scrapbook where they had kept meticulous records and travis even of the children that had he had saved in this rescue operation. and then it came to light. so it's really quite an extraordinary story of a man who did a fantastic deed. and it really was unknown for so many years. >> more than 20 foreign players are chasing their dreams. in somalia's football league at great risk to themselves. somalia is an unlikely football location but be mogadishu is attracting footballers from across the continent. >> they have come from as far away as niej nigeria and uganda. >> it is my passion from when i was a kid. i tell myself, wherever football tase me to, i'm satisfied with it. >> they have more experience, they can take home as much as $500 a month which they say is more than they earn back home. club officials say the fortunes have improved. >> we are the first team to bring foreign players to somalia. they are very understanding are of our game. this year we will finish second in the league. >> reporter: living here cg challenging. armed guards keep watch. the players als

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there's a decent breeze gusting to 20-33 at travis.howing gusts to 22 out of the west, calming down in the morning here over night, that thunderstorms will fire up again, although the focus may be a little farther north and up in med ford oregon wind, rain, thunder and lightning. i expect the' pead northern california today. fur us tomorrow will be to main day. you can see the thunderstorm activity going nuts in the afternoon here and also in northern california and some of that is going to start drifting back to lake county. on thursday we'll have cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions some of this will get right back in. i think that's best opportunity late thursday into friday. after the weekend it will dry conditions and warmer conditions to move in by the weekend. a lot of low clouds, some sun in the areas you'll get cooler breezy conditions, 70s for a minute. few 80s most of these are far below average for this time of year. upper 60s to near 70 degrees but temperature a week ago we're in the 100s now areas are in the 70s, so we've g

seen gusts from 25 to 30 out at travis.t's gonna give us late drizzle tonight and tomorrow. there is a big fog bank here and down to southern california. low clouds, mostly sunny. fog fear the coast, 80s on the these temps, well below average. 60s, 70s. all right, sal, slow traffic? >>> we haven't had an easy day in july. people are on vacation. everyone is working here. you can see 280 northbound getting up to highway 17. it's going to be slow. you see a lot of that stop-and- go traffic. we can switch to the maps. i can show you the red on the maps. it stays that way into cupertino. 85 and 101 are also pretty slow which is normal for this time of the morning driving in your job as we move over, it's slow in fremont and union city. we also have slow traffic. parts of livermore and 680 is slow. let's go up to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that's about a 350- minute delay before you make it on the bridge. at 7:36. back to the desk. >>> people armed with guns are showing up at military recruiting centers saying they w

travis, last year's hero was off of waivers by the pirates, designated by assignment on friday. the way, he was last seen on opening day 1st baseman. >>> to golf, west virginia resort. going around the pga stop. the one big name here, tiger woods, strong finish, nice up and down at 17. 3 under 67. 7 under total. tied for thirty twond. tournament went to a 4-man playoff. danny lee, robert, kevin. first playoff hole. here is lee. a birdie effort. he a chance to win if he could not close. guess what. >> move on. >> bottom, fist pump, the 2 moves on. par 5, 17, he shot on and then rolled off. he bogeyed the hole. so that opened the door for lee. easy win. the 24-year-old's first pga tour win. we got a lot to talk about coming up on "gameday tonight. we will break it down. that, talked mixed martial arts. we got a fella with the best charity tournament, bob hammer. he will be in studio to talk about what he has cooking in about another week and change. >> that is women's soccer. so many from the bay area as well. amazing athletes. >> four girls on the 23-member team. represents bay a

john: i spoke with travis before we made those investments, and i got a different sense.e were thoughtful about that. but the third area is explosive, what happens with these devices in emerging markets. the next billion cell phone users will come from india and china. the idea that information is in this phone, that is an old idea. it belongs in the cloud, like a cloud-based white pages or yellow pages. we backed entrepreneurs out of stockholm and they have over 1.5 billion phone numbers in the cloud. this is a good idea. emily: kleiner made a bet on cleantech that did not pan out. how much do you worry about making that mistake or missing the next google or amazon. john: i don't want to make mistakes, but most importantly, i do not want to repeat mistakes. our partners have said that they want us to pioneer new areas and explore disruptive changes. an example of one i am excited about is augmented, not virtual, but augmented reality. hopefully some time later this year hopefully you will be able to put on a set of magic glasses. emily: facebook has made bets on virtual

. >> reporter: travis is filling up his tank. he invited us back to his house to see this. the secret to his emerald green lawn and he has a sign to prove he is not water waster. >> free green lawn and don't have to pay for it. what be better. >> reporter: tony morris, aka elvis impersonator makes eight trips a die for free water just to help his neighbors out. >> we co-oped and bought everything and they just pay the gas. so it's just people -- the neighborhood is green. >> free recycled water. a pretty good deal during these very dry times in pleasanton. abc7 news. >> if you visit or did business with a napa valley winery in april, your personal information may be at risk. the napa valley register reports a cyber thief swiped financial and personal information from two 250,000 customers who used credit cards. dozens of wineries are affected. names, credit and debit card numbers, billing addresses and dates are birth are among the information taken. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00, after nine years of travel nasa's new horizon spacecraft is about to reach pluto. what