she comes over late one night in 2002 to visit travis. suddenly, she is wrestled to the ground. >> hold her. >> her hands and legs bound. travis payea is behind the camera. >> what the [ bleep ] did i do? >> nothing. see, that's the thing. if you did something, everybody would know we had motive to kill you. just [ bleep ] sheer murder. >> murder. for the next 35 minutes on the tape, danielle is told over and over again that she's going to die. >> a half an hour from now, you'll never feel another thing. enjoy that pain. it's the last thing you'll ever feel. >> danielle is blindfolded. >> if you even so much as sneeze, i'll slit your [ bleep ] throat. >> and about 15 minutes into the tape, she's led from the house to the back seat of a car, and now travis has a kitchen knife. >> i'm talking about emotional pain. think about it. you think physical pain means anything compared to what you're going to be thinking? the second this knife digs one inch further into your [ bleep ] neck? >> travis' pal, jonathan cockerill, is now holding the knif

emily: so, travis was convincing you? you were not convincing travis to let you in? yes, he basically sold me on the vision. at that stage, you are interviewing each other. you know? and we had a pretty significant network. we helped pull jay-z and the roc nation team into uber. so it was about us being able to activate our network as well. emily: you are also an investor in lyft. troy: yes. emily: uber and lyft are like sworn enemies. how does that work? troy: we actually invested in a company called zimride, where john and the zimride team were doing at zimride were basically providing carpooling from dormitories at school to campuses. and six months later, we invested in uber. that was just a black car service. so they were completely noncompetitive. and then uber launched uber-x, and then they wanted to kill each other. [laughter] emily: so what is that like, having bets on two opponents? troy: you know, i think some people have the opinion that it is going to be winner-takes-all. you know, as we look at this complicated transportation ecosystem, i feel like ther

emily: what about travis kalanick? sir michael: travis is somebody i do not pretend to know well.mily: he is so controversial. sir michael: controversial -- have you met anyone who is not controversial that has done interesting things? emily: having known three decades of leaders in silicon valley, do you think you have to be arrogant to be successful? sir michael: four decades. emily: four decades. excuse me. sir michael: lots of leaders have to make decisions about going in directions that may be is not popular in the organization. and sometimes, it spills over into arrogance. i'm different from how i was in my 20's. bill gates, who is in his 50's, is very different from what he was in his 20's. everybody learns a lot in their pursuit. so, the understandable energy and enthusiasm sometimes spills over to arrogance, and some people in their 20's tend to get softened over time. emily: you wrote this book before jack dorsey was named ceo of twitter. and you say the only silicon valley company that grew from "strength to strength," as you say, as it swapped ceo's, was intel in their

i was talking to travis kalani today.a young entrepreneur, he bought into much of the delusion that he is not going to sleep, and he was going to drive himself into the ground, and he joked. he said i had failure after , failure. then i hit my 30's, i realized i was much more effective, much better leader when i was fully recharged. emily: so you have not been shy about donald trump bragging about how little sleep he gets and how it's hurting his campaign. so i am curious. what if he becomes president? what does that mean for america? ms. huffington: so he has been bragging for a while that he only gets four hours of sleep per night and that he sleeps with his phone, because he does not want to miss out, and i think ultimately, this lasting , contribution to american life, he will be exhibit 'a' of sleep deprivation because he truly portrays all the symptoms of the american academy of sleep medicine has described as symptoms of chronic sleep deprivation, like inability to process basic information, mood swings, outbursts

we have a great one of travis kalani interviewing his dad. emily: that's wonderful. ms.uffington: it's all the children so you can have meaningful conversations rather than cute conversations. what you think about the rise of medium? is it a threat to online publications? ms. huffington: i love medium. what they have done is fantastic. conversation on stage at a conference. together. partner i'm a big believer in partnerships. i feel it has a future. grown isn we have everyone of our international additions -- a dish and's is a partnership. additions -- ediotions is because the partnership. you have the advantages of having a player involved that in -- that knows the market. think the techou industry in particular has such a problem with women? ♪ emily: we have been talking about issues like diversity and inclusion in the tech industry and the fact that women and minorities are underrepresented. when it comes to things like culture and inclusion, when should companies start thinking about these things? should they start thinking about these things on day one? ms. huffing

uber ceo travis ckalanick joins us. his vision for the ride-sharing service.le and twitter join the list of names posting disappointing results and then getting punished by the investors. >>> decision 2016. big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton as both move closer to securing their party's presidential nominations. is it time for the rivals to drop out? we'll ask former presidential candidate rick perry as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now ♪ and it goes like this ♪ take me by the tongue and i'll know you ♪ >> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." ♪ i got the moves like jagger >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen along with rebecca quick and andrew ross sorkin. our guest host this morning, former texas governor rick perry. great to have him here for another hour. less than 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. futures continuing to trade a little bit weaker this morning. we have had a good month, good six weeks actually. now posit

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i was talking to travis today. emily: travis kalanick of uber.: he said he bought into that mantra, that he is not going to sleep, going to drive into the ground, and he jokes -- he said, i had failure after failure. then i hit my 30's and i realized that i was much more effective, i was a much better leader, when i was fully recharged. emily: you have not been shy about donald trump bragging about how little sleep he gets and how it is hurting his campaign. i'm curious. president, becomes what does that mean for america? arianna: he's been bragging for a wild that he only gets four hours sleep a night and he sleeps with his phone. i think ultimately his lasting contribution to american life is going to be exited a -- exhibit a of sleep deprivation. he portrays all the symptoms described as symptoms of chronic sleep deprivation. inability to process the sick information, mood swings, outbursts of anger, paranoid tendencies, instability, and finally, he actually went so far en he called on women with abortions to be punished that he had to retract

here we go.bottom of the fifth with kevin pileggi starting in place of travis he sends it up the gap and it's a nice catch there. hamilton keeps the reds up 3/0. they go to the bottom of the seventh and it's two on for the mets. they come off the bench and they could not find them . he drills the three run homer. it's the six of the year. game tied at three. it went out. later the captain is david wright coming into play and david will wreck one here. goes to the left and curtis scores. the let's take the fourth and that would be the final 12 and seven. >> last night's with the texas and the rangers. everyone is expecting big things. so far, he is off to a rough start. more on that with rangers up 2/0. it's back up the middle and hillary know that the next batter. six earned one's in just three innings. 10/1 in the final score with serino at 0/3. 6.6 era. the islanders do something they haven't done since 1993. islanders held their final game yesterday before heading down in tampa. they have not played since last thursday. the islanders played to double-overtime thrillers. the judge

the delta breeze out of travis is up to 30 miles per hour. so it's only a matter of time. and look at this. san diego dealing with rain. and it's just getting close to l.a. and this will play into the weather tomorrow, not today. i think the breeze is a bigger story. yesterday was 87 and today, 68. i think you'll notice the breeze. and there are a lot of high mid- level clouds, the fog is the tricky part. 70s and southwest winds at 20 miles per hour. 65 san jose and it feels cooler for some. the cloud cover is coming in. and the breeze is picking up. north of that it might be more easterly. but it will turn eventually. novato is 60. 58 bodega bay. and i expect that to turn southwest. on the marin coast there's a breeze coming out of the west, southwest. 23 gusting to 30. this is a june, july pattern, not an april pattern. 55 in monterey. not the upper 80s or 90s today. cloud cover will continue to roll in and the rain associated with that low starts to open up. only to be replaced by that system. the next three to four days we'll be in the soup as we say with clouds, coole

hello, travis and christy. >> hi. >> hey. >> jimmy: how did you get such good seats?ub hub. >> jimmy: how much did you pay for the seats? >> i think they were about $110 a pop. >> jimmy: do you get any money back for the innings that you missed? >> oh, no. they don't do that. >> jimmy: they don't care about that. did you know that fans get ejected if they touch the ball while it's in play? >> i do. and actually, they came down and mentioned if you touch the ball you're gone, and i kind of laughed it off. >> jimmy: before you interfered with the ball. you did not intentionally interfere with the ball though, right? >> i thought it was foul. i did. i saw four other people going for it, and i thought to myself, if anyone is getting this ball, it's going to be mee. >> jimmy: after you caught the ball how quickly did you realize that it was a fair ball and you weren't supposed to touch it? >> it took a second. but i think as you can see from my expression, i found out pretty quick. >> jimmy: christy, did you know it was a fair ball when it was coming because you didn't rea

." >> giants fan i am sure you remember travis? about this massive mistake that made him enemy number one. >> he got booted because of this, the ball is still in play when he does this. no! >> do you see ... the person in the white? that is the woman that was with him and some speculate she put the hood of her head because this was something that should not have been going on between the two of then, she is seriously embarrassed and the two of them are engaged and they went on jimmy kimmel. all the wedding is still on? >> yes, we laughed the who will time. we laughed about it minutes after it happened. >> for her it was a hoodie of shame. never seen that move. interesting. >> jimmy kimmel said he was sending travis several balls by the player that hit the ball in the first place. awalk of shame in front of 45,000 people. brutal. >> good morning, everyone. sprinkles are falling in san jose and 101 and 880 you have pulled out of the rain shadow. mar helps are taking on the giants today dropping to 56 and it will be breezy. gusts are

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travis mills and i met not long ago at an event in new york. he and i share, as i said we shared a commander in chief, and this affection for president bush, and this story i am about to read to you is about a scene nobody knew about until this book was written about a wounded warrior visit next to walter reed and this is one of the scenes from evans. it is called "i think he wants the president" news of america's military men and women were wounded and killed in iraq and afghanistan almost overwhelmed me on sunday. i may have sound n strong when talking to the press but sometimes i had to push my feelings way down in order to get any words out of my mouth to make statements and answer questions. the hardest days are when president bush went to visited the wounded families of the fallen. if it was tough for me you can only imagine what it is like for the families and a president who knew it was his decisions that led troops into the battle where they fought and were severely injured or lost their lives. on a morning in 2005 i was asked to go on

officers say within days of the robbery in west deptford last month they taught latoyia bryson, travis standback and kwame jackson. surveillance cameras helped track them down to their getaway cars. >>> they say they connect one of the suspects to a prepaid cell phone used to make an anonymous bomb threat at a local high school, a weak before the robbery. the school was evacuated but nothing was ever found. >>> police say that suspect travis standback admitted that he called in the threat to see how police responded. so they would know what was coming during the bank robbery. investigators have not found money that they stole, they are still looking for a fourth suspect connect to the robbery and bomb threat 25 year-old char man standback. >>> bucks county man facing animal cruelty charges a after authorities seized dozens of exotic bird during a raid. thirty-five mccalls, african grays, cock a toes and now being cared for by spca. they were removed from a barn, last friday in bucks county. investigators say they were severely neglect living in filth, kept in dark colored cages with ve

police say that suspect, travis sanback admitted he called in that threat to see how police responded, so they know what to expect during the bank robbery. investigators have not found the stolen money, they are still looking for a fourth suspect connect to the robbery and the bomb threat, 25 year-old, char main sandback. >>> bucks county man faces animal cruelty charges after authorities seized dozens of bird during a raid. thirty-five, mccalls, african grays, and others are being cared for by the spca. the bird were removed from a barn in kinersvillas friday this he were severely neglect, living in filth, kept in dark colored cages with very little light, missing feathers, all in need of veterinary care. >>> the spca at has filed 35 charges of animal cruelty against 59 year-old edward mcardle, the alleged owner of the bird. the agency is looking for donations to care for them as well as to get them into new homes. >>> something to look forward to recess but for some kids play time can be an overwhelming experience out there. >> little sad. >>> plus school administrators in upper dar

west, southwest at travis. 56 in monterey. look for a little cooler pattern today. not only today but the system will start to sweep in. a general area of rain as we head to tomorrow. 60s on the temps, back to pam and brian. >>> new this morning, san jose police say a man stabbed his father to death at a mobile home park. officers responded to the call at mill pond mobile home park in the southern part of the city. police tell the mercury news is father died at the scene while his son was eventually arrested. the names have not been released. san jose police have released new surveillance video from a deadly stabbing almost two years ago. they are hoping someone will recognize the persons of interest. police want to talk about the death of michael maynard. he was attacked near south market street and park avenue in downtown san jose. he and the suspects argued and then he was stabbed to death. >>> cleanup is underway in san francisco's golden gate park after the annual 420 smokeout. several incidents marred what was mostly a peaceful event. several people heard guns

. >>> uber ceo travis calvinic spoke to us this morning as arianna huffington reported ta its ipo stillnent, and this is what he had to the say. >> i am your classic founder entrepreneur that is way more into product innovation and building a company than i am in like thinking of liquidity. so this is about building the company, and you guys, you is seen me over the years, and it is always been that way for me, and i have said it even on the cnbc that we are going to take as long as we can to go pub are lick. >> and the conversation didn't end there, about the ipo because it is not just the rider tas and drivers curious about it, but so are uber's own investor ss and many of whom got in years ago. >> yes, we have a number of investors who put money, and there is a moral obligation to find liquidity. >> right. >> and that is just part of the deal. >> right. >> that is part 1. part two, i have a number of employees that have put heart and soul, and blood and sweat into making uber a great company, and there is, you know, a lot of it is sweat equity. and so, we have to find a way to get th

travis was in it before it was the hip thing to be in. time you get companies that are the size of uber and the importance of apple, etc., they will bump into one another. emily: the last time you were on the show, you pledged to hire a woman general partner. that would be your next partner. what progress have you made? bill: we are not hiring a general partner now, but when we do that we need to make a deliberate effort to do it. i wish there were something i could drop in the water and solve the diversity problem, but there are other elements to it. most boards are made up of white men. most venture teams like ours are made up of white men. we put $5 million into something we had never done before, to invest in other venture funds. we invested in four venture funds that are not our own, funds founded by people who are not white men. who see entrepreneurs that we would not see otherwise. emily: would you be in favor of affirmative action, hiring a woman who checks maybe not all of the boxes that needed to be checked, but check some other

. >> then we met an inmate named travis wolfkill. >> in the name of satan the ruler of the earth, theg of the world, i command the forces of darkness to bestow the forces of eternal power upon me. i'm in a satanic group here. only about four of us here. it's real small community. the church of satan is about enjoying life. it's about doing what you want to do. we believe in indulgence rather than abstinence. we believe in doing what makes us happy, and what improves the quality of our life. >> such an attitude may have been what led wolfkill to a life sentence without the possibility of parole for murdering his grandmother over a $300 tax refund check. but he told us he has found a salvation of sorts in his religion. >> this is what's called the eleven satanic rules of the earth. and if you look at number nine, it says do not harm little children. number ten says do not kill nonhuman animals unless you are attacked or for your food. so that right there itself just destroys all the bad stereotypes that you have about this religion. there's no human sacrifice. >> later in our meeting, w

travis tygart, ceo of usada said, whether wada is going to relegate itself to another toothless beaurocracy or are we going to fight the battle for clean athletes to win it. that's the question before us right now. it's a question wada knows comes back to playing fair. >> they all must be without influence from the government. >> there's a big conflict of interest. that can lead to a lot of problems. coming to light with russian athletic. >> jacques-maynes grew up riding bikes in berkeley and became a pro cyclist by age 20. he plays clean and he's proud of that fact. now jacques-maynes retired and he advocates against doping. >> i did it clean and those are victim rice i'm proud of. >> jacques main is concerned about wada, points to a 2014 documentary which exposed widespread doping and falsified test results in russia. it wasn't until that documentary came out that wada investigated and suspended russia from world competition. the country's athletes may not compete in rio. >> what we have to do is make sure that people realize it's been corrected. that's the challenge we face, how serious

travis, will you marry me. is this a real engagement pop the question? >> this is real. >> where is travis? >> des moines, iowa. >> is he watching? >> no. he is sleeping. >> i hope someone dvr'd that. we have storms in louisiana and houston. we have a lot of dangerous lightning and heavy rain is an issue. 3 to 5 inches of rain led to flooding flooding. it looks likes central louisiana is the bull's-eye for the downpours. up in st. louis and parts of kentucky. snow falling in the rockies. that's a look at the weather across the country, now here's a peek out your window. >> thanks, dylan. nice and dry as you're starting the weekend. temperatures on the chilly side though. back to the 40s now and they don't warm up much today. back to the mid-50s by lunchtime. a cool 59 degrees for the high. but sunshine as we head into the afternoon. enjoy this today because tomorrow is a rain day for sunday. showers, breezy, and cold. high temperature tomorrow of only 49 degrees. >>> and that's your latest forecast. sheinelle. >> dylan, thank you. a growing scandal at br

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travis, will you marry me. is this a real engagement pop the question?es moines, iowa. >> is he watching? >> no. he is sleeping. >> i hope someone >>> cloudy and cool on this saturday morning hovering in the low 50s now. later today, low 60s briefly. remaining cloudy. no rain until late tonight. sprinkles 10:00, 11:00. showers off and on after midnight and off and on sunday. and sunshine back monday, highs upper 70s. agains on tuesday. highs mid-60s drying out wednesday, perhaps a few more showers thursday and dry again >>> and that's your latest forecast. sheinelle. >> dylan, thank you. a growing scandal at brigham young university. students who reported sexual assault cases. the police chief from provo hopes the school provides amnesty to victims. nbc's janet shamlian with the story. >> reporter: outrage on brigham young university. it follows student protests and more than 100,000 signatures to stop punishing victims of sexual assaults. addy said it happened to her. >> she said we received a police report and it looks like you reported a rape and it l

harvey: martin luther king's dream is complete, according to travis scott. white guys can now use the n-word. >> [bleep]. [bleep]. >> the kid doesn't hesitate. rips right through it. with emphasis, like jumping up and down. >> well, if you're gonna say it, you got to like go for it. [laughter] >> you can do it like it's been building up for 15 years. >> zac brown caught up in a drug bust with strippers. the police department is trying to cover up that zac brown was there. harvey: no, did cover up, lie. >> the cops apparently were there because there was a guy in the parking lot in a mercedes. that guy had 30 grams of cocaine on him. >> he was the stripper bodyguard. that's what they do. they come with the girls and the drugs. everybody knows that. harvey: well, not everybody knows that. >> prince william and kate middleton, hiking in the himalayas. they took a 10,000-foot hi

travis: celebrities are obsessing about it. >> announcer: doctor travis is getting hot in the name officials are saying right now. also we have the amazing first look at the man who received a full face transplant. and, why michigan's governor i pledging to drink tap water for a that's today on an all-new -- for a month. that's all new today on the doctors. >> dr. travis: hello, everyone. thank you for being with us today. how are y'all feeling? [ crowd cheering ] >> what do you say we get started. in the first topic, it disturbs me as an e.r. doctor, synthetic marijuana is known as k 2, it's been on the rise, or recently it hey, this is a young woman who got

harvey: martin luther king's dream is complete, according to travis scott. white guys can now use the n-word. >> [bleep]. [bleep]. >> the kid doesn't hesitate. rips right through it. with emphasis, like jumping up and down. >> well, if you're gonna say it, you got to like go for it. [laughter] >> you can do it like it's been building up for 15 years. >> zac brown caught up in a drug bust with strippers. the police department is trying to cover up that zac brown was there. harvey: no, did cover up, lie. >> the cops apparently were there because there was a guy in the parking lot in a mercedes. that guy had 30 grams of cocaine on him. >> he was the stripper bodyguard. that's what they do. they come with the girls and the drugs. everybody knows that. harvey: well, not everybody knows that. >> prince william and kate middleton, hiking in the himalayas.

travis hamonic played it around the boards and somehow it gets through ben bishop. later in the period, ryan strong sets up a wide-open shot on the doorstep to give the islanders the first lead of the night. then stone finds prince again as they take a 3-1 lead into the locker room. the isles had a power play midway through the second and it's who else? john tavares. the captain's sixth goal in the play offs. thomas greiss was under siege. the islanders hang on for dear life and steal the home ice advantage. 5-3 the final. >> they made a push and had a lot of shots. but overall, i thought we did a lot of good things tonight, and we're going to have to continue against a real good team. >> i think our team's been through a lot. you know, over the years, and battled through a lot of adversity. it's a first for a lot of us obviously getting to this point, but at the same time, we've a preech apreach -- approached each game the whole year the same. >> he is on fire. game two is saturday on nbc at 3:00 p.m. >>> in baseball, matt harvey took the mound. and the legend of n

travis: or spending a dime? would you believe it? would you try it?

harvey: martin luther king's dream is complete, according to travis scott. white guys can now use the n-word. >> [bleep]. [bleep]. >> the kid doesn't hesitate. rips right through it. with emphasis, like jumping up and down. >> well, if you're gonna say it, you got to like go for it. [laughter] >> you can do it like it's been building up for 15 years. >> zac brown caught up in a drug bust with strippers. the police department is trying to cover up that zac brown was there. harvey: no, did cover up, lie. >> the cops apparently were there because there was a guy in the parking lot in a mercedes. that guy had 30 grams of cocaine on him. >> he was the stripper bodyguard. that's what they do. they come with the girls and the drugs. everybody knows that. harvey: well, not everybody knows that. >> prince william and kate

travis d'arnaud lands on the disabled list. mets move on to a game against the reds. it was a chilly night. some fans came prepared. reds prepared to take the lead on bartolo colon. jesus takes them deep to left. mets in a hole. would have been bigger if neil walker can't twist this double play. 7th inning, yoenis cespedes missed three games with injury. pinch hits. two guys on base. that's a home run. that's a tie game. tied at 3. david wright, 1-17. runners in scoring position. man does he come up with a big hit in this one. mets win it 4-3. 10 in a row over the reds. >>> yankees in texas. umps keeping a close watch on that weather, lee. severino struggled. a walk, run scores. later, wild pitch. severino, three innings, six runs. nova relieves. uh-oh. yanks lose in texas. final was 10-1. when it rains, it pours. >>> giants open a veterans mini camp today. victor cruz did some work. so did larry danell. jason pierre paul had surgery to strengthen the grip on the fireworks damaged right hand. says he's feeling better and better. >> i'm hitting the bags normal. i'm gra

here's what mayor thaddeus kirkland and fire commissioner travis thomas had to say not too long ago. >> this is hard. this is hard, it is painful, and it is tragic. but hopefully at the end of the day we will all have learned something, not just our railways safer for workers and pedestrians alike, but we'll all learn something about people coming together and unifying, and working together. >> my men entered the train, triage, the most injured, to have threat so many out to the ambulances. most were able to be put into the gorney or carried out, so there weren't any major, any major injuries, as far as we could tell, from a responder's point of view. >> and back here live, the ntsb and the federal railroad administration remain on scene today. now, that train has since been moved off of the tracks. amtrak says it plans to operate all of its trains along the northeast corridor as scheduled with only minor delays between philadelphia and wilmington. we're live here in chester, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much, meanwhile stay with "eyewitness news" for complet

look how active it was an hour ago right on highway 12 east of travis air force base but quickly they bubbled up and quickly they have fizzled out. now, that said, it is still a very active weather scene in el dorado county and right over the city of sacramento and then down the san joaquin valley to bakersfield we are seeing a line of showers and thunderstorms and even a few rumbles of thunder in the sierra. that would be thundersnow. it's a breezy day. now in san jose, you're wondering what's all this talk? san jose, san francisco and oakland you have been dry for the past couple of hours. it is breezy and chilly though only 61 in san jose. 62 for oakland. livermore 62. and san francisco 57. tonight, skies will clear the atmosphere will calm down. and we'll get kind of chilly. san jose 49. vallejo 49. san francisco 51. santa rosa 44 degrees. so what happened today? well, we had the front moving through. we told you we would see some widespread morning showers. that happened but sometime the trailing area of low pressure passes close enough by that even when the front is gone, the ra

but they have to see if they can hack it without travis d'arnaud for a while, he went on the dl with a strained rotator cuff. reds and mets, since it up 3-0 in the sixth with a chance to pad their lead, but neil walker turns a double play to help the mets out of a jam, doing with his bat and now the glove. two on for pinch-hitter yoenis cespedes, the first pitch he sees in four days, he likes it. crossed for a game-tying three- run homer, 3-3. curtis granderson triple, david wright knocks it, the mets get four in the seventh and lead it for-3. familiar with a one, two, 3/9, -- three, nice. 4-3 the final. >>> yankees down deep in the heart of texas, they took the first game against the rangers thanks to nathan eovaldi's severino meltdown in the third, after walking a run, then a two run single to mitch moreland to make it 4-0. next batter bounces it in the dirt to bring in another run, then he serves up an rbi single to elvis andrus. the rangers score 5 in the inning with two outs, severino lasts only three, allowing six runs. yankees bats could not matchup tonight, six hits, six stri

travis: stick around, it's in my doctor's prescription.

. >> i came out here and saw this sign, travis, will you ma-- mar me?uestion. >> this is real. >> where is travis? >> in des moines iowa. >> is he watching. >> no. he's at home sleeping. and i hope someone dvred that and we do have storms falling down around houston and into louisiana. we have dangerous lightning and heavy rain is an issue. we've picked up 3-5 inches of rain leading to flooding already. we could see two to two inches, higher amounts up to four to six inches. central louisiana is the bull's eye for the heavier downpours so keep an eye out for that later on this afternoon. and the stretching up into kentucky and in the rockies, up to a foot >>> hey, good saturday morning to you. meteorologist anthony slaughter. waking up to sunshine across the south bay as you take a look at the shark tank or the sap center. the shark center lit up as the sharks were taking on the round two rivals the predators. 51 in the south bay, 56 in the east bay, 49 in san francisco and high temperatures today if you haven't heard by now it's going to be warm, talki

. >> did robert de niro go killin' people left and right before he had to play travis bickle in the greatgreat film, my man martin... martin scorsese, taxi driver? so there's a disconnect. >> talk to me about diversity in hollywood. this is another thing that's been coming up a lot lately too in the discussions. that... you also spoke about this when you were on stage recently. there's another disconnect also in hollywood. >> oh, well, i was very... through the good graces of academy president cheryl bon isaacs and the... the... the board of governors, they voted for me to have... an oscar, honorary oscar. so, it's like two weeks ago was presented to me... presented to me... presented to me by the... the trinity. denzel washington, samuel l. jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar. and during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and wh

travis, will you marry me. is this a real engagement pop the question?>> des moines, iowa. >> is he watching? >> no. he is sleeping. >> i hope someone dvr'd that. we have storms in louisiana and houston. we have a lot of dangerous lightning and heavy rain is an issue. 3 to 5 inches of rain led to floodi flooding. it looks likes central louisiana is the bull's-eye for the downpours. we also have the risk stretching up in st. louis and parts of kentucky. snow falling in the rockies. we c >>> a good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. warmer today, not close to normal but still not the 50s of the past few days. 63 by this afternoon. mostly cloudy skies. we'll keep it dry today. we'll see a few peeks of sunshine. the rain comes in on monday for the broad street runners. 57 degrees and some spots cooler. by monday, showers left over. cloudy day, 63. tuesday is your pick day of the week. we'll dry it out. partly sunny, 68 degrees and 68 on wednesday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. sheinelle. >> dylan, thank you. a growing scandal at br

. >> tammy used to come over my house and take my youngest son travis out, and to the playground, i had four kid myself. >> reporter: it has been 20 years since the murder of tammy pierce. her family says years have not been very kind. >> i just feel like we need closure. we need some kind of closure, for her, for my mom, for actually her daughter. we need closure. she did not deserve this. >> reporter: body of the 28 year-old was found april 14th, 1996, and moved to philadelphia's kensington section of the city. barbara was the one who had to id the body. >> it was horrible. worse thing i ever had to go do was go identify someone. >> reporter: tammy's sisters no time has passed but they are still hopeful that someone knows something. >> i just want somebody, if anybody knows anything out there please come forward. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia is offering a reward of $20,000 for at rest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to does call the citizens crime commission at the 215-546-tips, all calls will remain anonymous. tammy's daughter was just ten years old at

travis d'arnaud, strained right rotator cuff. he had trouble with it last night. had it looked at today. mets called up rivera from triple-a. he and kevin plawecki take on the catching duties. d'arnaud will sit for a few weeks. >>> chris paul is out with hand surgery. blake griffin out the rest of the playoffs with a quad injury. steve kerr the coach of the year. kerr missed the first 43 games recovering from back surgery. luke walton coached those games. the warriors won 39 of them won more games than the coach of the year. right? >> walton really. >> good news for young mr. walton. >>> now for some of the stories we're working on for eyewitness news at 11:00. sade is here with that. >> coming up, a young man says he was beaten and attacked with a glass bottle. new at 11:00, he tells us what he thinks is behind the attack. plus, when a teaspoon of caffeine can be a deadly danger. we have a warning and calls to ban it. we'll have those stories and more tonight at 11:00. >> and of course the election results. getting a lot of feedback on our social media pages abou

injuries down the stretch but travis hamonic should be ready to roll thursday. both teams finished in the top five in points, top seven in goals, top six in goals. could be a real good series. down year but to be able to get to that 100-point mark and to play the way we play to finish the season, i like where we're at and the familiarity of the group. >> it's always an of year. hopefully we make our fans happy. >> the rangers and penguins open their first round playoff series tomorrow in pittsburgh. practice today, lundquist, girardi held back. the rangers have had the upper hand last two years in the playoffs. best time of the year for hockey, right? >> you've played the whole season just to prepare for the playoffs. it's 82 games and this is where the fun starts and i think everyone should be ready to go. >> you've got to start fresh. pittsburgh doesn't care what we've done in the last few years. it's a fresh start for everybody. >>> tonight in indiana the knicks play their final game of the season, no playoffs. 42-49. a win would avoid another 50-loss season.

. >> travis clark was racing his pregnant wife to the hospital when he heard the words, the baby is comingk said he didn't even have time to think. i mean, just imagine what is going through your mind at that point. he relied on his training, though, to get through the next few moments. >> around the car and caught baby and, you know, at that point in time i wrapped baby up with a blanket and gav mom and wrapped mom up and tied the umbilical cord with a string and turned the heat up in the car and waited for fire. >> that's my nightmare. just to hear the baby is coming when you're like 10, 15 minutes away from the hospital. the combat veteran clark says he's seen a lot of things but this was his proudest moment. good job, man, mom, dad, baby all doing fine. >> i wonder what his wife's reaction was. was she thinking this will all be fine, my husband is trained in this or just absolutely losing it? >> i don't know how he doesn't lose it. i mean, the baby is coming. you remember the training but, i mean, you don't think it's actually going to happen. >> absolute panic. sounds like dad stayed