i think travis' ambition to execute on that is -- i think travis' ambition is boundless and his abilityexecute on that is unlimited. emily: you mentioned your hot tub in turkey. travis is the unofficial near there. you disclosed that you do not talk anymore. why not? chris: i think travis has a personality like mine. we have strong opinions. if i am involved in your business, i will share my opinions about how aspects are going. they will be very strong opinions, likely in your face. we have a different way of doing it. i think i can rub people the wrong way. it can be pretty mutual. in particular, i wanted to own more uber stock. so at the time, i was trying to buy it from more people, and travis didn't like that. i think that scratched the surface of more tension that was between us already. emily: have you tried to mend the fence? chris: yeah, i think working together professionally for now is kind of the best way for us to get along. what can i do for uber, that is a good way for us to collaborate for now. emily: what is the craziest thing that has happened in the jam tub? chris: th

and travis wilson played remarkable tonight. he will continue to get healthy from that strained left shoulder. side line with running room. high stepping. finally knocked out-of-play. allen there to get him after a 48 yard gain. >> joel: you can see why he was a five-star prospect. the true freshman. he was rated as the nation's all purpose back. what makes a great back, not just the ability to be explosive but to break tackles and make plays out of it. that's what he did on the last play. >> gus: first down and 10 at the 30. they pick up the first down. so where does mark helfrich go from here? >> joel: he has to find continuity on offense. whether it's vernon adams or we're going with jeff lockie because that finger won't be healthy. >> gus: first down and 10. benoit. >> joel: their offensive line has to play better. it's a prerequisite in football. if you can't block the defensive line, you have no chance. oregon's line was outclassed tonight but the utah defensive front. >> gus: alie running it. touchdown oregon. 14 yards. a

and travis will take all. emily: isn't going to be a downturn?: is it going to be a downturn in silicon valley? emily: yes. chris: yes. it is kind of inevitable that the funders putting this money to work will not see it all back. emily: are we in a bubble? is the bubble going to pop? chris: there are multiple ways to define that bubble. emily: yes or no? chris: yes, a lot of these companies are going to go away. there will be impacts for real estate and stuff like that. do i think it will be like the year 2000, when you can't get a u-haul because they are gone all one way out of town, no, i don't think so because this is the epicenter of innovation. it is just a little out of whack right now. emily: what you think is the biggest problem in silicon valley that is not being talked about now? chris: there is nobody normal left here anymore. all of the actual, normal, regular people have been priced out. the artists cannot live here anymore. the musicians cannot live here. you do not even meet nurses -- or doctors, frankly, who can afford this city.

kerry washington, lea michele and music from travis scott.ut before we get to that a new book from donald trump is also on the way. donald trump is writing his -- it will be his 16th book. he said this is a real quote, he said, i'm excited to announce that work on my new best-seller is almost done. are you allowed to call a book a best-seller before it's -- before you even finish it? the book is due out next month. doesn't have a title yet. they say it will cover trump's thoughts on the economy, taxes, health care, and national security. at long last we'll finally get to hear fra donald truwhat dona thinks. it's amazing. where does this man find time to write about himself when he's busy talking about himself. here's something donald trump can relate to, both giving and receiving. this week on our show is "mean tweet" week. we're doing it a little -- mean tweets a little bit differently this time around. twitter as you know makes it very easy for people to say terrible things to each other. especially to famous people. so tonight we invited t

don't run into too many rappers named travis. tomorrow night don johnson, james taylor, and more live mean tweets. on thursday, shonda rhimes, dave salmoni is bringing wild animals, and we'll have music from jill scott. please join us then. and also i'd like to say a quick hello and welcome to those viewers joining us in australia right now. our show can now be seen on the comedy channel in australia. i tell you something, we get a lot of australians in our studio audience. do we we have any australians in the studio audience right now? we have a couple of them. even though they are typically the drunkest people in our audience audience, we've never had to throw one out. so welcome to our new mates and matresses in straya. our first guest is a remarkably talented woman and one of the nicest people you'll ever meet. she plays the original pope in washington d.c., and her show "scandal" returns to abc please welcome kerry washington. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> good. >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> it's great to

travis. >> woo! are taking the internet women by storm. what is that look like all the attention you're getting? holy moly. >> i did it up there for fun really just to see what would happen and got a lot of exposure. sex sells so i thought let's try it, see what happens. it's funny, but we'll see what happens. >> is there a significant other in your life? i'm not going to question because i want to know the reaction, not because i want to date you. >> i don't have a girlfriend right now. >> ooh! >> i think it would be a challenge to have a girlfriend, maybe she'd get jealous. my mind-set it is a business for me. i am trying to, you know, this is a by-product of what i'm doing, but it's all in good fun and i'm going to keep them coming for sure and i'll eventually have a girlfriend again. >> i think your followers just skyrocketed. >> yes. definitely did for sure. >> so i was wondering, so what are your measurements, because you could use this as part of your resume. >> which measurement? >> the ones

it was inspired by marine travis mannion, killed in iraq in 2011. he selflessly protected his battalion when it was ambushed. he was moved by 9/11 and gave the ultimate sacrifice. a thousand people are expected to be here and participate in the 9/11 heros' run. we'll bring you more throughout the hour. >> thank you, surae. >>> still to come, saluting three american heros. and more proof that antioxidants in chocolate make you feel better even as you age. and a grand slam-sized upset at the u.s. open as serena williams is sent packing. >> and the rain is approaching surae. i hope she brought her umbrella here because we could see a shower as early as 8:00 and as the race fins at 8:30, it 8:00 -- begins at 8:30, it's likely we'll >>> a yellow alert depends on your perspective. the trees are dry and we need the rain. >> most of us will get the heavy soak rain we need. we'll get it started with what does not look like a weather alert day outside. it's beautiful seeing the sun reflecting off the potomac. a shower is possible in the beltway. 71degrees at

from the car and body slammed him to the concrete. >> when i found out what happened to travis, they thing i could think to do was to call 911. >> reporter: they say he had cuts, bruises and a concussion and are looking for accountability. >> we hope the department and the city will take this case seriously by adequately compensating travis but also taking action to address its problems of racially biased policing. >> reporter: of course, we reached out to the san francisco police department for comments on all this. they referred us to the city attorney's office. a spokesperson there says they just received the case, so it would be premature to comment on it right now. reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc bay area news. . >> heroic actions. the quick thinking by the pilot of this plane that burst into flames in las vegas and how it saved the lives of his passengers. >> and can you feel it in the air? football season is here and the super bowl just around the corner. we have new details on the bay area's big plans and what happened today with some local legend. >> the

from the car and body slammed him to the concrete curb. >> when i heard what happened to travis, thenly thing i could think to do was call 911. >> reporter: they declined to provide any photos. let's say he had cuts, bruises and a concussion. >> we're hoping the city will take this case seriously by actively compensating travis but also by addressing its problems. >> reporter: his attorney said the initial arrest was apparently on suspicion of resisting arrest. they did not press charges. they referred us to the city's attorney office for comment but they said they just got the case and it would be premature to comment right now. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> what went wrong? they're trying to determine why the engine of the british airways boeing 777 caught fire just before takeoff. we're learning of the heroic actions of the crew. >> reporter: raj, investigators still have no idea why the engine caught fire. did something fly in or rupture the gas line? also, why did the suppression system intended to extinguish an engine fire not work? what could have been a catastrophic d

spencer stone landed at travis air force base last night. steve large was there. >> whoo! >> reporter: hello, spencer stone! to the cheers of those waiting below, airman stone gave a quick wave and smile as he stepped off the air force refueling plane that served as his ride home to the u.s. and northern california. [ applause ] >> reporter: to the rock and roll tunes of aerosmith stone came back a rock star in his own right. >> whoo! >> i love him! >> reporter: people came out to travis air force base just to get a glimpse. >> we wanted to celebrate and welcome him home after such a courageous act. ♪[ music ] >> and to be there to see somebody who defended our country. >> reporter: stone's left hand is still in a brace. it was slashed open with a box cutter when he stopped the alleged terrorist gunman on board his train bound for paris. stone, who trained as a medic here at travis air force base pediatric clinic, also saved the life of a gunshot victim on the train who otherwise would have bled to death. now stone will be a patient at the very air force medical center whe

about 250 people. >> right before travis' performance, rihanna hosted an exclusive with people. kim and kanye west with gigi hadid and joe jonas. >> it wasn't all about the couples. >> a lot of guys out last night as well at the after party. had chris rock there. justin timberlake. ashley made a surprise appearance and sitting in a booth next to pharrell. >> drink of choice, bottle of japanese whisky that she carried with her as the party raged all night. >> rented the suite until 5:30 in the morning. 50 people allowed up there and some heard her try to order chicken wings because she was hungry from the long day. >> fashion week today, selena gomez at the spring 2015 polo presentation where she gave our jeannie mai on the childhood pal, demi lovato since 2014. >> we went to dinner about two weeks ago. we took the 300 selfies that girls take. for that one. >> so lots of action in new york with fashion week and meanwhile in toronto? kicked off the toronto film festival. a lot of a listers including our own a lister, camerrn mathison. what's going on? >> i'm here at the ritz-carlt

travis is going to have to navigate a public market.t will be an interesting thing to watch. why should he when he's got all that money? why should a lot of these companies? >> what about the ones that have to. we just saw good get snapped up by blackberry, partly perhaps because -- >> there were a lot of growth issues. >> it was hard to find the money to spend. are we going do see acquisitions or companies going public in not the best environment? >> i think acquisitions is what you're going to see a lot more. there's a lot of opportunity, there's a lot of very good companies. the question is, you're not going to see an alibaba this year. that's the big giant ipo. i have a feeling, that's going to be the big ipo. uber ipo, probably airbnb. the question is, they all want to hold it off from talking to them. there's no reason. they have the money, they're like public, but they're not. we had a good interview with mark andreessen where we talked about that a lot. the idea, like why do it now when they have the ability to do what they want

. >> looks like travis scott upstaged justin timberlake just a little bit dissing rihanna's neck at the new york edition hotel all about her rumored new man as he took the stage last night. >> it was pouring in new york last night and just a couple of minutes before travis took the stage, rihanna came out running with a nice dress, and ice blue lips. singing and dancing to the set that took about 45 minutes and after that, the two went inside for a private after party. about 250 people. >> right before travis' performance, rihanna hosted an exclusive with about 50 people. kim and kanye west with gigi hadid and joe jonas. >> it wasn't all about the couples. >> a lot of guys out last night as well at the after party. had chris rock there. justin timberlake. he made a surprise appearance and was sitting in a booth next to pharrell. >> drink of choice, bottle of japanese whisky that she carried with her as the party raged all night. >> rented the suite until 5:30 in the morning. 50 people allowed up there and somebody actually overheard her around 4:00 a.m. trying to order chicken wings bec

. >>> just a few hours ago spencer stone landed at travis air force base. military and family lined up to take pictures of the u.s. soldier who took down a terror suspect on a passenger train in france with the help of two childhood fans. cheryl heard has more. a big welcome home for spencer stone. >> reporter: it was so exciting out here at travis air force base tonight. a lot of waiting and anticipation to see that american hero. there was cheering and flag waving to greet the airman, spencer stone tonight. he was griffin rock star status and greeted -- >> we are having some technical difficulties with that. but there were probably about 100 to 200 people, all military families, all of them having some type of connection with the military. and some even having connection with airman stone. also, earlier tonight, there were a lot of young people here. a couple of them with signs saying that airman stone was my hero. they were so cute to talk to. they said that they were here, and even as young as 6 years old, they know what he did in the france area, and t

travis kalanik. musical guest toby keith.turing jon batiste and stay human ( band playing "late show" theme ) and now it's time for the late show with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, franco harris, franco harris, franco taking that tamborine to town, incredible. hey, everybody, any football guys here, no, okay, all right. you know, folks, long time viewers of my space know that i don't play a political pundit any more but as an acker i can still pretend to care about the latest developments in the presidential race. watch this. >> oh, maine state senator amy volk just endorsed carly fiorina i will definitely remember that next week. but with all the talk about this race, it's easy to forget that we're still 14 months from election day. which means we're just nine areas away from the end of the trump presidency. thank you for your service, sir. in fact, a new cnn poll shows trump in first place with 32%, more than his two closest rivals combined. he's now towering so high in the polls he turned hi

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emily: we will see of travis is at the helm when that happens.has been great to have you here on the show. looking forward to you speaking a dream force tomorrow. that does it for this edition of bloomberg west. tomorrow we're live from dream force. i will bring you my interview with marc benioff. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. with all due respect, to the gipper tonight it is all about the horse race. >> hello from the ronald reagan library. soon, two rounds of republican candidate will engage in back and forth on affairs domestic and foreign live on cnn. here is what the venue looks like from above. it is huge.

once again i don't think it is an issue of faith, travis, i really don't. i don't think the first amendment is a christian amendment, i think it is an american amendment. and christians at our founding were open-minded enough to say we just want to go to a land where the individual is respected and the individual has rights and those rights are permanent. and let me just say one other thing about amendments. we all know, because we learned in school, amendments have to go through a process, in order to change the constitution, you have to go through a democratic process. that democratic process is great for our country. i haven't agreed with every amendment added to the constitution. but that process engages the american people in a conversation about what their country wants to look like. when five justices of the supreme court jam a law through the constitution in an undemocratic way, without the country having democratic conversation, can you see what happens. it is harsh and ugly and doesn't get us to the democratic consensus that we need to get to. so

spencer stone landed at travis air force base last night. steve large was there. >> whoo! spencer stone! to the cheers of those waiting below, airman stone gave a quick wave and smile as he stepped off the air force refueling plane that served as his ride home to the u.s. and northern california. [ applause ] >> reporter: to the rock and roll tunes of aerosmith stone came back a rock star in his own right. >> whoo! >> i love him! >> reporter: people came out to travis air force base just to get a glimpse. >> we wanted to celebrate and welcome him home after such a courageous act. [ music ] >> and to be there to see somebody who defended our country. >> reporter: stone's left hand is still in a brace. it was slashed open with a box cutter when he stopped the alleged terrorist gunman on board his train bound for paris. stone, who trained as a medic here at travis air force base pediatric clinic, also saved the life of a gunshot victim on the train who otherwise would have bled to death. now stone will be a patient at the very air force medical center where he once helped tre

. ♪ i know what's going on that's travis right there, he answers the phone, picks up the ring, picksp the keys and a box, jumps in his truck and then pulls up outside. >> my goodness! where she is right now. >> she realizes what's going on, the lights come up a little bit, travis walks in, gets down on one knee and says -- >> kyla michelle matthews, will you marry me? >> yes. >> oh! >> that's a sweet one. really well produced in the beginning. let's hope they live a long and happy married life. rally racing has a huge worldwide following. lots of people like watching the racing because of the action involved but it's an odd thing because it's the only form of racing that i can think of where human beings form the barricades. watch this latvian race car get off course and come barreling through a group of pedestrians. people knocked down, parts of the car are laying all over the ground. this looks bad. >> it's okay because they have that small soft plastic orange barrier in a way so earn was safe. >> that stopped the vehicle in its tracks. >> oddly enough you're kind of right. despite

that is travis right there. picks up the phone, picks up the kings and a box and jumps in the truck and then pulls up outside -- >> my goodness. where she is right now. >> exactly. >> the lights come up a bit, and travis walks in and gets down on one knee and said, will you marry me? >> yes. >> awe! >> such a sweet one, that was well produced in the beginning. really liked this one. let's hope they live a long and happy married life. >> an extreme case of attitude that makes me want to puke. but see how cankarm slaps her i the face. >> that is the beauty of karma, yes. so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard, i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you mo

. >> we're here to seek justice for travis. >> the aclu claims that last april 23-year-old travis hallas arrested for no legitimate reason. the group said he was stopped outside of his apartment simply because he's black and was with three other black people. he said he tried to call his mother on his cell phone and then said he was yanked from the car and thrown onto the curb head first. hall says he was beaten, suffered a concussion, and was permanently scarred. >> that night the officers automatically assumed i i was doing something -- assumed i was doing something wrong because i was black. i felt helpless. i just had to take it. the officers violently beat me and forced me to stay up all night in jail. >> according to the aclu, his case was dropped by prosecutors shortly after the incident. the aclu was seeking a jury trial as well as compensation from the city of san francisco. they also want all sfpd officers to wear body cameras. >>> the new york police department has openedden a internal investigation after james blake said he was tackled and handcuffed by new york police offi

where she is right now. >> she realizes what's going on, the lights come up a little bit, travis walks in, gets down on one knee and says -- >> kyla michelle matthews, will you marry me? >> yes. >> oh! >> that's a sweet one. really well produced in the beginning. let's hope they live a long and happy married life. rally racing has a huge worldwide following. lots of people like watching the racing because of the action involved but it's an odd thing because it's the only form of racing that i can think of where human beings form the barricades. watch this latvian race car get off course and come barreling through a group of pedestrians. people knocked down, parts of ground. this looks bad. >> it's okay because they have that small soft plastic orange safe. >> that stopped the vehicle in its tracks. >> oddly enough you're kind of right. despite how bad this looks one person suffered minor injuries, everybody was able to get out of the way if it you watch it again again, so it's busting through that orange fence. this guy gets knocked down. he is okay. the guy over there picks up his bik

. >> reporter: the heroes run was inspired by marine first lieutenant travis mannion. he was killed in iraq when he and his comrades were ambushed in 2007. he made the ultimate sacrifice. mannion that spent his childhood in alexandria. the heroes run is an annual event around the world. it's held in more than 50 cities in the united states and abroad. this is the first 9/11 heroes run in alexandria. it started off with 200 participants. nowit grown to over a thousand runners. >> it was great. it was a little wet. it kind of cooled us down. >> it's for a great cause and i am happy that we did well. >> it was a great opportunity to get out here on a saturday morning and have fun. great to remember. i was in preschool at the time. >> reporter: in alexandria, surae chen. >> the travis mannion foundation is dedicated to helping veterans and families of the fallen. >>> it is the time of year when parents are taking thundershower kids to college for the first time. claire would have started college now, but the 17-year- old passed away from adolescent melanoma in 2014. this w

it's been going up at travis and went up a little bit at sfo. there are hints more so today compared to yesterday. the fog by the coast we will keep them on the cool side. coming up the remains of what was tropical storm at one point hurricane linda. that will give us a couple of things. the lows will come up and higher humidity. but the inland temps will begin their trek downward. more so on sunday. but humid saturday. cooling trend and then high clouds. it looks like most of those will clear out. this will be for saturday. we'll cloud it up. lows will probably be in the 70s for many. but then by sunday most of this pushes off to the sierra. and then i draw your attention to the north. there will be a series of systems coming in from the north. the message is it will be much cooler on the coast. 100s but 10:s and 70s -- but 60s and 70s by the water. saturday muggy, humid. it should bring temps down a little bit and clears out saturday morning afternoon and next week looks cooler. back into the 70s. >> i like that. and i think claudine approves

. >> we're here today to seek justice for travis. >> reporter: this is travis hall. 23-year-old graduate of fordham university, and plaintiff in a civil rights lawsuit filed against the city of san francisco, sfpd and three officers. the lawsuit claimed hall was fearful for his safety during an april 10 encounter with police. >> that night, the officer's automatically assumed i was doing something wrong, because i'm black. in that moment i felt helpless. i felt like there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: hall's attorney said he was being dropped off in the city's south of market area, when they were approached by three plainclothes police officers. who said their car signaled erratically before pulling to the curb. attorneys said when hall tried to call his mother, who is white, police pulled him to the car. >> and body slammed him to the curb. >> the officers who assaulted me were unprofessional, and their behavior was downright malicious. not all police do terrible things, but the ones who assaulted me, unfortunately cast a horrible shadow on the rest of the sf

spencer stone landed at travis air force base a couple of hours ago. reporter steve large was there. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: hello spencer stone. to the cheers of those waiting below, airman stone gave a quick wave and smile as he stepped off the refueling plane that served as his ride home to the u.s. and northern california. to the rock and roll tunes of aerosmith, he came back a rock star in his own right. >> i love him! [ laughter ] >> reporter: people came out to travis air force base just to get a glimpse. >> we wanted to celebrate and welcome him home after such a courageous act. and to be there to see somebody who defended our country. >> stone's left hand is still in a brace. it was slashed with a box cutter. stone who trained as a medic also saved the life of a gun shop victim on the train who otherwise would have bled to death. now, stone will be a patient at the very air force medical center where he once helped treat patients. airman stone now seeing his u.s. superhero status firsthand. steve large. kpix5. >> the city of sacra

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 st

we're talking to choreographer travis wall about the show he's bringing here to the bay area. >> the political fallout over house speaker boehner's announcement continues. we're keeping an eye on washington as the fight for his seat begins. >>> it's sort of cloudy but still gorgeous here from our spot perched above the oakland. thank you for joining us for the 9 this morning. along with sal castaneda, mike mibach, i'm gasia mikaelian. we were watching and listening in to nasa. in the last few minutes, scientists now saying it appears streams of salty water are flowing on mars during the martian summer. of course there's a lot of jokes about little green men. not martians but salty water. >> water means there's a possibility of life on the planet, right? >> now or in the past. >> this is important for future explorations because now they have a new landing spot they can possibly go to in the summer months and put down a craft if they ever send humans and gather that water and be able to test it. >> they say those flows of salty water are responsible for the dark streaks that pop up so

you've run numbers, travis. what would it mean for our economy? he could get 4% growth, does he get there with the tax plan? >> numerous folks have scored this. 10% larger economy. 7.4% higher wages. more money in every paycheck, and a lot of significant other changes have been waiting in washington, d.c. for far too long. steve knows the important thing is lowering the corporate income tax rate. making it territorial, accelerating growth by making things and capital investments immediately expensed. all of the things add up to significant things that need to be discussed. trish: spending a lot of time with jeb bush talking about this, as he tried to lay out this plan. have you concerns because you prefer a flat tax, correct? >> i do. i'm a little biased. i helped put forward the plan rand paul put together which is a 15% flat tax. i like that more. it's interesting, there's a big debate in this country, and you debated this on fox, about whether we can get the 4% growth, and i say hell yes, we can get the 4% growth. i'll tell you how, trish, and

that will do it at travis. hasn't been there in a long time. but the moisture source continues to roll in until at least thurt morning when the low will push it off to the east -- thursday morning when the low will push it off to the east. there has been some light rain in the sierra. for us, it would be form if it happen -- it would be tomorrow if it happens. this is our future cast. san jose, santa cruz mountains south. there is a little bit in there. it looks like it's taking it out now. possibility tomorrow morning, santa clara valley. a lot of cloud cover until about thursday night, friday. then we'll clear it out. highs will be in the 60s, 70s and 80s out of those 90s. that's for now the next two, three days. don't see anything until maybe, maybe saturday. i don't think that will happen now. 70s for many. 60s and 70s for area that have been very, very warm for a long time. it does look warmer into friday, saturday. but maybe a big cooldown on tap for sunday. >> all right. i will keep the heater in the car. thank you. >>> so-called killer

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. >>> from our delaware newsroom tonight, three people including these two men, germane reed and travis may, are behind bars after a big drug bust in wilmington, is it started with a routine traffic stop, allen freeman was arrested after they found bags of heroin in the car and that led to a search of his car and home where they found suspect travis may, it netted 10,000 bags of heroin and $10,000 in cash and a loaded gun. >>> turning to accuweather, the heat wave continues in the tristraight area, the hottest day of 2015, but relief is in sight. adam joseph is outside with a first look at the forecast. >> it's about time that relief is coming, it's the first week of september and go figure we have the hottest temperature of the year today. 96 so far in philadelphia, 14 degrees above normal, we should be sitting at 82 degrees, and 4 degrees shy of the record. 84 in cape may and beach haven, 84 and millville 95 last hour and now 94 and dover down to 88 but we are in the mid-90s along i-95 and low 90s to the north and wst. factor in the humidity, there is not much humidity in philadelphia

it's up to 33 miles per hour out at travis. a few very low 70s. to the north much cooler than yesterday. it into the fog is favored about i'm sure it will fill in here. but it is solid. the tropical clouds are staying. not an issue for us. 58 and 59 for the water temps. they're holding in the low 60s. haven't seen any changes there in a long time. the 10 pitchers we'll be on the cooler site today because of the fog back. the fog of varicose over the bay. we will see a cooler pattered today. no sign of any rain though. we usually get one system and that it was dry for a little bit. if i remember correctly with rain it's been a while. it is 420. more countries investigate and up next will tell you how the federal government is now getting involved. it's 4:23. they're facing up to $18 billion in fines for the u.s. government. this morning they said as many as 11 million of its supposed around the world may have been good with that software. it allows cars to drive more powerfully while dumping as much as 40 times the legal limit of pushing into the a

. >> we are here today seek justice for travis. >> reporter: this is travis hall.-year-old and plaintiffane lawsuit filed -- plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against the city of san francisco, the police department and officers. >> that night the officers asumed i was doing something -- assumed i was doing something wrong because i was black. i felt like there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: his attorneys say he was being dropped off at his home when they were approached by three police officers who said their car signaled eradically. when he tried to call his mother who is white to come outside to help police pulled him from the car. . >> body slammed him. other officers joined, treating him like a punching bag. >> the officers were unprofessional. >> reporter: >> i feel like they acted like a fraternity of bullies. >> reporter: he spent the night on what they call trumped up charges. the district attorney didn't pursue the case. >> police should not -- [ indiscernible ] >> especially not in a city like hours. >> the police department directed us to city hall but

and on that reception from travis kelce, t.j. ward was not out there. he's been in and out the last few drives, dealing with cramps. keep in mind that he did not play a full game yet this season because he was suspended last week, illinois. jim: when he's been in there, he's been effective. phil: yes, he has. overall tonight he's covered kelce pretty well but you have to be looking at the clock if you're the chiefs. find a way to grind out a first down here. you're in field goal range. jim: second and 2 and it's charles again. what a run. he's got the first down, as he shreds the denver defense and he's putting up big numbers tonight. hailing from the same hometown as wade phillips, the coordinator who's trying to stop him. port arthur, texas. phil: just a little trap inside. what a nice job. grubbs gets a block to the inside. then duvernay-tardif gets a hop. kilgo backed away and gives jamaal charles a big space to run in. jim: first and goal to go. he's got 122 on the night, looking for more. able to shake off a tackle behind the line of scrimmage. ph

officer travis yamaguc00 says workers were digging up section of the road to repave and smooth it out. >> i could not say if the vehicle was speeding, but at some point, he veered to the right and struck the right wall. >> another reason for drivers to slow for the cone zone and steer clear of the roads if intoxicated. a pickup truck and generator also damaged in the crash. as for the person behind the wheel, no serious injuries, though the chp has yet to release the driver's name. meanwhile, the chp says the construction project is on hold. >>> a major family event at the oakland coliseum today, a back to school shoe giveaaway -- giveaway. the project originally started in the church's parking lot. today, in partnership with aeg, oracle arena, and other sponsors, the church gave away 2200 pairs of shoes. the church offers a fun zone and social services rousers. >> children should be able to step into school with a brad new pair of shoes on their feet. it allows them to know that somebody cares enough about them. >> and maybe you recognize that face. pam ward was among the scores of v