travis: travis. brad: brad.ects artists from around the world with companies looking for unique designs for their products. the artists earn a royalty, the company gets some great designs, and everybody wins. it's a business with purpose, and it makes it a great fit for our company. take a minute, the three of you, and i want you to pick out designs that we're gonna launch. travis: okay. lemonis: okay? guys, there's all these, as well. stay on story. you were selling these watches for $35 retail price, and they were costing you...? travis: $5. lemonis: $5. and so if they end up costing you $10 or $11, i think that the perceived value difference between plain one and this, it's got to be $15 or $20. flex's watches used to cost them $5 to make, and they would sell them for $35. licensing printed village designs will cost as additional $5, bringing the total to $10. but it will also boost the perceived value of the watch, allowing us to raise the price of the watch by as much as $20. so that $5 investment will end

." >> jody became travis' drug. he very much recognized how bad she was for him but she kept showing up in his life and just like a drug addict, he kept letting her back in the door. >> her trial riveted the country. >> we, the jury, find the defendant as to count one first-degree murder guilty. >> jodie arias who brutally murdered her boyfriend was facing a possible death sentence. >> did you think she would do what she did? >> a stormy story of sex. >> we would hang out and have sex. >> lies and murder. >> after one of the most sensational and bizarre trials ever, hear the chilling details from her friends. >> do you see any cuts on her? >> tiny. little cuts. >> reporter: and his. >> he was she afraid with her and every time i threatened to cut things off, he would give in. >> this isn't somebody who wdis. this is somebody who was tragically murdered. >>> hello. welcome to "dateline." when travis alexander was murdered, friends immediately suspected his former girlfriend jodie arias. drastic evidence found at the

lemonis: this is travis. travis: hi, anna. anna: hi, travis. nice to meet you.eet you. lemonis: i want to change the entire look of the place to create a new concept. since this is the first time that farrell's and sweet pete's are going to be combined into one location, i want to give it a brand new look, and i want to make sure that there are different elements from both brands that are combined, so i'm bringing in anna from pacific hospitality. it's a business i invested in in 2016. she's helped me with designs in the past, and i thought she could really help with this one. anna: you know, i was thinking about the wallpaper, maybe replacing that. more like a chalkboard type of wallpaper that has all the farrell's memorabilia sketched in. obviously new seating, for sure. definitely the lighting. i love some of these. i think we can still use them again throughout the restaurant. lemonis: so you're intermix? anna: yeah. lemonis: while the team works on design, i've authorized them to start demolition. ♪ this will be the first location, a prototype, of having sw

i'm travis. this is my cousin ryan. >> nice to meet you. >> how are you?absolutely gorgeous here. before i crack open the croxton family story, you got to know a thing or two about oysters, which -- raw, baked, or fried -- have been a part of the north american seafood diet for thousands of years. i get the scoop from tommy leggett, a marine scientist and longtime commercial fisherman. so, were they always so popular? i mean, oysters are all the rage. is that sudden? >> no, no, no. native americans have been eating oysters forever, all around the chesapeake bay. >> tommy tells me oysters were not a delicacy back then, but an everyday meal. >> when they finished eating them, whether they were raw or roasted or on a fire, they tossed the shells. and so you can find these old fossil shell piles from 1,000 years ago. >> oyster harvesting becomes a big business in the chesapeake bay -- more than 14 million bushels a year by the 1880s. the supply seems endless. >> it was a wild commodity that you would just go out and take, and there weren't a whole lot of regul

travis' version of that was to run it through a roast the translation engine, right? some of them were always be hustling was one of them. always be hustling, be an owner not a renter, and make magic, champion mindset #winning which was a charlie sheen think that he adopted for himself. my favorite one was super pumped >> as a company value. >> not only a company value but something they use to evaluate their employees on and hire employees. h.r. people would mark off your level of super pumped sadness. to see if you are doing a good job. i don't know exactly how you measure that. he was just kind of a grown man child with billions of dollars to build the company and its image and i try to be fair but i do think there is value that was delivered their antique creates this enormous company that changed how transportation works entirely but also there were no real boundaries around how he did that or what his behavior was like. everyone that was even attached in the first place was ready to get rich when they went public and sold the company or whatever >> let's talk ab

travis' version of that was to run it through a roast the translation engine, right? some of them were always be hustling was one of them. always be hustling, be an owner not a renter, and make magic, champion mindset #winning which was a charlie sheen think that he adopted for himself. my favorite one was super pumped >> as a company value. >> not only a company value but something they use to evaluate their employees on and hire employees. h.r. people would mark off your level of super pumped sadness. to see if you are doing a good job. i don't know exactly how you measure that. he was just kind of a grown man child with billions of dollars to build the company and its image and i try to be fair but i do think there is value that was delivered their antique creates this enormous company that changed how transportation works entirely but also there were no real boundaries around how he did that or what his behavior was like. everyone that was even attached in the first place was ready to get rich when they went public and sold the company or whatever >> let's talk ab

well i think there's some big differences between what happened with travis and what's happening with adam and largely because again look travis was also a very visionary person there's no question about it he still is and since he's left it where he has started up a venture fund where he's still investing in 2 big idea companies he says profits and for profit and nonprofit companies but again the difference here is you had in travis kind of this reputation of being a bro right he had this reputation of somebody who was very kind of loose with the way he talked to people that sexual harassment within his company was high that he was going to korean escort services on the company dime so you have all these these personal issues that he was dealing with during the i.p.o. what i think that's why the i.p.o. ultimately was successful because one person's personal issues is one thing but is the company's solid is it able to survive that's why you brought it obviously it is a solid company we work is not necessarily a solid company because as we open up those books at newman aside if you tak

travis joins me now. you are a good man. you have my utmost respect.to have you on the show. you said your mission was to be a healer. explain that to us. >> absolutely, sir. i just wanted to gather some people together, a community of people that were looking for healing and trying to find the light in the darkest moments. when i first set out on this journey, i was hoping to reach a few people. if one person would have been affected in a positive way through this, i would have been happy. the outcome was in a good way overwhelming. the support has been incredible. i am so grateful and thankful for it. >> they should be grateful for you. we mentioned in the intro, travis, that 20 u.s. veterans commit suicide every day. that's a crisis. you want your fellow soldiers to know they have a purpose, a reason to stay, as you say. >> absolutely, absolutely. my veteran brothers and sisters alike each day are struggling with a mental health challenge. ptsd, suicidal tendencies and depression. they are not here to fight alone. they have people that care about th

>> it's travis. >> stephen: travis? >> travis bro-man-guy. >> stephen: you're one of my writers? write all the jokes about boobies. what even are they?? ( laughter ) >> stephen: good stuff. well, trav, i'm in the middle of "meanwhile," but what can i do for you? >> yeah, i was just thinking. you know, like guys do. can i have $600? ( laughter ) >> stephen: why do you need $600? >> for guy stuff. >> stephen: like? >> i'm having my penis...winterized. ( laughter ) >> stephen: is that what you're talking about right there? >> yeah. >> stephen: and how do you do that, trav? how does one winterize a penis? >> it's painful. >> stephen: really? a lot of rotations. >> stephen: ariel, i know that's you. >> damn it! okay. worth a shot. well, i'm going to go take up four seats on the subway. >> stephen: travis bromanguy, everybody! we'll be right back with steve carell. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) i'm christina stembel and i chose the spark cash card from capital one with unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy why wouldn't i get this card?! i redeemed $115,000 in cash back,

travis: let's be honest. trevor: stop cutting me off. travis: this is who we are!'t help these guys return to their roots...

. >> travis is watching in olympia, washington. go ahead, travis. >> thank you for c-span and thank you for taking my call. i believe the reason why it ion hasn't gone towi judiciary is because nadler's opinion with the clinton impeachment, he are basically wanted to guard come b everything for clinton and they're afraid it will come back -- his comments will come again for this trump inquiry, and also the judiciary committee, you would have to do them in open session and they . keep doing this behind closed doors and all these comments from other callers are saying that the represent thinks he's innocent and he's innocent. all she's saying is a fair and equal hearing or -- she just at wants it to be fair because it seems like across the united states everything is becomingas unfair. illegal aliens are getting released after committing crimes. it's just getting crazy for me. >> travis, congresswoman, we bl also heardic fromans adam schit night saying republicans are in the roomom and they are gettinga time to ask tore of questions

you know, we were talking about the ouster of travis kalanick.e don't seem to learn from that so i wonder, you know, part of the game has been keep the founders happy so we can invest in the company and now i do wonder if that pendulum has swung the other way. at the same time, you know, maybe we'll be back in two years ousting another founder and marveling at how horrible things are. who knows. >> mike, what is the lesson here for employees for investors? if you look at travis kalanick, if you look at adam newman, these founders seem to have made out great. newman walking away with another billion plus while the company appears to crumble the wework employees, meanwhile, thought they were in for a great thing a few weeks ago. now they're questioning what they're in for. >> totally i think this era of the cult around founderers as and this fr worship is coming to an end. travis, i thought the high point -- i think newman exemplified this i think maybe earlier on with the sergeis, larries, zuckerbergs of the world, there was a point to following p

and travis, it's rolling. 40 miles per hour . the same toward vacaville. unfortunately the napa airport is not been reporting data since midnight. concord and oakland have a slight north dorr northeast breezes. we are still in that northerly direction. the big strong deep trough is moving east. as it does things will start to calm down but not until later this afternoon. on the peninsula, a lot of 40s. upper 40s. 50s and 60s. a lot of missing data. on the coast you're getting 60s on the san mateo coast. look for sunshine today. breezy or windy at times. high fire danger. things will be better tomorrow. we get more of a westerly breeze or a decrease in the easterly component. high fire danger with us for one more day. >>> i'm going to start with a fire in marin county that was just reported a few moments ago. actually just reported as a large fire if you moments ago. southbound 101 at the tamalpais drive. southbound 101 traffic is going to be slow in the area briefly but it's more of a concern for the fire department. away and you can see traffic is not rea

travis is basically a grave robber he's a k k r s one of the missiles a k k r so a.b.c. c.b.s. n.b.c. c.n.n. washington post the york times. where they interview her crabs to say well why are you up you blood sucker why are you a blood sucking pig why are you stealing the why are you roaming around emergency rooms yet ripping people off and stealing all their wealth and killing our country henry kravis why you doing that none of those are news organizations or interest in that story so you have essentially. i mean what you say about it i mean ok again most people have had the good fortune of not having to be in the emergency room or not having to be with an elderly parent in the. agency room and sitting there for hours and seeing the shock and horror in the the situation the crisis situation that is their own was nonstop and the fact is every single person that's coming in there is vulnerable you hear people crying hear people screaming out in pain you hear people screaming about their dying child their center of gravity at the dinner money do we have to go. there it's even wor

my name is travis ong. >> this noting will come to order. i will call the roll.roll call). >> president james loyce: before we get started i would like to read a statement from the commission. thank you for attending today's meeting. there have been several articles about the property of public health adult residence facility. there is frustration and confusion about the past year. in response to the changes made in areas of homelessness and behavioral health issues in san francisco we request the next three meeting including the following relevant items. today we will discuss the presentation. next meeting whole person care initiative to address the needs of the highest utilizers of public health services. on the fifth of november a broad update. we are concerned about the health and well-being of those in san francisco. we take our role seriously and we will continue to use our meetings as a public forum to discuss important public health issues. members of the public are always invited to attend and provide input. >> i am mark. health commission secretary. if

reporter: the decision not to prosecute borchardt's case made by the office of margaret moore, the travis county district attorney allowed austin police to exceptionally clear it. are you ever deciding not to prosecute because you want to keep your record the best possible because you're worried you may not get a conviction? >> no. we've taken cases to trial during my administration where we've gotten not guilties, but we believed in the case. the jury didn't. >> reporter: if what happened to emily happened to your daughter or granddaughter would you want the case to be prosecuted? >> i will not comment on emily's case. >> reporter: that's caus moore, along with austin law enforcement are defendants in a class action lawsuit brought by borchardt and seven other women who say their sexual assaults have been mishandled while borchardt's rapist walks free, she just wants to beheard. >> i much rather would have endured more physical violence and been believed than be doubted. >> reporter: an austin city spokesperson speaking on behalf of the police department tells cbs news the city is curren

you replace travis with a really good manager in dara, but he is just a manager.where to take the company in the future, and the market is reflecting that. we are going to be tougher, we are going to have higher standards, and we are not just going to in order to win a deal say yes to whatever our founder once. taylor: do you have to see a path to profitability? are you ok not seeing that for five to 10 years and hoping it will come later? >> i have to see how we ultimately get there without saying if we become the amazon of x, we will be really profitable. anyone who is the amazon of anything is going to be profitable eventually, but unit economics have to get better and you have to pay more attention to that. i think growth is a little less of an absolute priority, and this notion of they have gathered all this data or all this market share and they will figure out how to become profitable -- if you cannot tell me at least what theoretically the past two profitability is, you probably should not be the point man. taylor: you mentioned uber a few times. how big a

thank you so much. >> thank you, travis. >> i'll leave these invitations. >> i know that you've had a great summer and the summer camps were very successful. we know quite a few families who took the summer camps and we're appreciative that you offer those classes. >> thank you so much. >> next, please. >> good afternoon, my name is jim hancock i'm the president of the san francisco sailing science center not to be confused with the treasure island sailing center. i'd just like to sailing science board meeting on sunday and approved and the first exhibit and that is going to go into progress this week. when it's completed, it will be displayed at the treasure island sailing is the directors will be invited to that as well as other key stakeholders on the island. we hope you save your date december 12th on your calender. thank you. >> seeing no others, next item, peter. >> item number 3. report by treasure island director. >> good morning, directors. this week is plead week and staff have been doing a lot of work trying to complete we are continuing to take our typical precautions with

, what is wrong with you travis? you are warmer than anybody by 50. otherwise we are cooler and that is the system that is dropping down. this is going to be a wind event and low humidity, not a temperature event. temperatures will be 60s and 70s but the wind will pick up, not so much today but maybe by tonight, but wednesday mornincr up and by noon it really . wednesday night into early thursday you are seeing gusting from 25 to 35 mph, there will be stronger gusting in the hills, 45 to 55 as possible. this is not just north and east bay it includes the santa cruz mountain just about everybody, even over by the coast. by thursday evening things will calm down a bit. mostly sunny and a little cooler today with an onshore breeze, a little patchy fog, we are still above average on highs even though they are coming down, they will come way down tomorrow. 7258 for the city, normally is 7054. 40s, 50s and 60s and a few 40s, 47 morgan hill, santa cruz 40s, low to mid 50s around san jose, temperatures today coming down a fe

it was a very different view about travis made lots and lots of stakes along the way.arge an was part of it, softbank was made part of it >> the only made made whole out of it is adam. everyone else is losing their shirts >> 100 is the immediate loan the other is a regular loan that can be called on at any time the reason i mention, a lot of headlines have said, he gets the $1.7 million sort of, sort of not >> if you could sell that stock at $1 billion, that's a good deal softbank is offering $3 billion. >> what is the total softbank, what do they have in there they put in $20 billion to own an $8 billion company? >> first of all, their new bar on this. they get to even they've spent $9 billion they add now at 10.5 you add the three nequity. we are at 13.5 >> i thought that included to adam >> no. that's additional. call it $14 billion. then there is a $5 billion loan on top of that that softbank corporate is making to the company as well. let's call it $14 billion in equity they are going to value -- they can't today, they'll value it at $7 billion today with the hope

kevin, willie, travis d'arnaud at the plate and that wires another look. this is big time big league crisp baseball and that's an example as to way tampa polishes off the stros. yeah, houston, you've got a problem going back to the lands of the astros all even, 2-267- 8949ers looking good, 4-0 but it's never perfect. they've got an injury situation involving number 44. great full back injured, left knee injuries, mcl strain. very versatile guy, was taken off. doesn't show up lot in highlights with touchdowns but he is a very valuable piece. got a little time so why not. check this out, frank. this is matthew, calgary flames. look at this. >> oh, my god. >> that's incredible hand/eye coordination to grab the puck midair and flip it. >> that's why hockey is the greatest sport ever invented. >> flames lose to the kings 4- 36789 look 4-3. that is oj howard. that is cheating when a guy is that big. he makes the hailing catch. big hand. that's the sporting life at this hour. all worth checking out. >> those rays. >> they're playing fantastic, the team that beat

. >> two days after taking daughter stormi to bieber's nuptials instead of boyfriend travis scott, "e.ts" learned they haven't been together for roughly a month. is this the so-called kardashian curse of failed relationships? the billionaire mogul and her man of two and a half years did an interview with "playboy" three weeks ago kylie said through ups and downs they, quote, keep getting stronger. well tension was obvious during the 2018 got "gq" relationship quiz. >> baby. >> moving on. >> young love. >> yes. >> they can listen to some of your songs and have some tear. >> why not? >> first an update. people don't realize you are still displaced from the malibu fires. >> yes. we're healthy and have a roof over our heads. we're blessed. >> any idea when you head back? >> we're rebuilding. at least another year. >> on the masked singer tonight we heard the celebs are bigger and better. >> they're taller. >> has it been harder this season? >> it is. i think the producers figured out the dumber we look the better it looks for people at home. it's such a great show. >> we have something spec

the rise of the transportation and tech company including travis kalanick when major shareholders demandedt is one of the highest rated series. i like the behind the scenes of nbc bay area, though. >> but who will play me? that's good. frank should play me. >> could i try out for the role? >> you've got it. >> we're thinking alike. >> a lot of driving shots to tahoe. i don't know how much action. >> thank you, frank. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," kari hall has your thursday forecast, wet out there. >> starting out soggy for some. people head out the door and ready for work. it'll be in the upper 50s and starting to clear out the rest of the day. what's ahead up next. >>> i had a clear shot of fremont. now i don't. it's blurry. scott mcgrew told me the same thing so it must be out there. we'll talk about what else is out there. you're watching "today in the bay." tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scor

fair field, it's a travis air force base. 80 degrees. pittsburgh, 74. brentwood, 80 degregariuss. degrees. five degrees cooler at the water. at lake port, 73 degrees. in general, things will be warm. in sports, it is smoking hot. >> sharks trying to get back to 500 on the season as they host the sabers at home. we'll be right back. >>> game six of the alcs with the yankees hoping to send it to game seven. they were almost there. the astros were determine today make their second world series appearance in three years. these astro fans hoping their team could avoid game seven with new york. houston up 4-2. the yankees bloops one to left. michael brantley makes the diving catch. at first end the inning. the astros two outs away. d.j. lemehieu with a two run home run. george springer came within inches of making the incredible catch. the game is tied at 4-4. but jose altuve answers right back in the bottom of the inning. >> altuve. to the world series. >> his two-run walk off blast puts houston in the fall classic. they win 6-4 in game one of the series against the nationals. on tuesd

mark travis always good to have you. all major industries ending in the green.t up again of about a percent. that'll do it for "the claman countdown". next up after the ball. >> thank you so much focusing on profit stocks edging higher. investors look at corporate learning and amazon, microsoft, visa among the names reporting over the next few days, the dow was closing higher by 55-point in change by shares of boeing deepening after explosive messages of concerned over a key safety issue. that was later implicated into fatal crashes. hello i am in for melissa. >> welcome to "after the bell" the s&p 500 and the nasdaq kicking off in the green as well a 20-point game for the s&p and

travis air force base of fairfield it will be 90 degrees right along the car kina straight a little breath of fresh air coming in from the golden gate will keep temperatures mild. danville 84. northbay tomorrow it will be warm and santa rosa, 88 tomorrow for santa rosa and petaluma. marin civic center, frank lloyd wright stinson beach, 72, daly city tomorrow, 74, you know something is up. temperatures are up around ukiah, 84 degrees in lake port and clearlake. the extended forecast, really looking for plenty of sunshine, nuhittinthe mid 80s and that's where they stay. few degrees of 85 degrees, all the way through next weekend. it will be warm, winds especially ramp up wednesday and thursday. that is a bad combo, winds pickup, temperatures, and you know we will be keeping an eye on that. a lot happening in weather but not nearly as much in sports . >> if the raiders could have one playback all season with that play came today. 49ers held out of the end zone today. the fence bailing out, we're up next. >>> dennis is here, you just set a staff meeting downstairs, what did you say ? >> i said

travis, 17 degrees cooler. right now we're getting close to freezing temperatures in lake berryessa, calistoga and rohnert park at 33. napa at 46. tiburon in the low to mid 50s. here's a look at our other neighborhoods. 39 in lafayette. fairfield, 35. a lot of 40s out there. here's a look at some of the winds. they're not critical levels, they're still at a heightened level. there's still some power outages out there. four-way stops again. i just talked to our traffic folks, they said all mass transit is running. that's great news. it will be calmer around the bay. we have 38 in the north bay. 70 by noon. 3 at 3:00. 59 degrees. east bay trooping down to ingdr. san francisco, 70 at 5:00, but down to 62. it will rapidly getting ghouls tonight. >> i still love the forecast. growing up it was always freezing during halloween for some reason. it compromised the costume. my mom would make me wear a turtleneck underneath, never cute. so sad. >> minnesota it snowed one year when we were there on halloween. >> my gosh.

travis: no. lemonis: the flagship restaurant has fallen into chaos.oing to need rely on some old friends... we want to do it? allison: let's do it.

travis scott has his first debut number one on the billboard hot 100 highest in the room lived up totle. topping the chart its first week out. no wonder fans are hungry for new music from scott it's his first single of the year hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>and we're checking in on the bay bridge and we have a long of strong here near cash lanes will be back with a complete wrap it checked after the break stay with us. >>sounds like a roaring monster right who are following breaking news out of the east bay were 4.5 magnitude quake shook the bay area last night. this video that you're seeing right here. this is from com heard and shows the moment that the quake hit right in someone's backyard, and you can share that violent roar that violent shaking the quake wds centered in pleasant hill at around 1030 that's a little red dot that you see there on your map and all the little orange dots those are the aftershocks a lot folks fell to some folks slept right through it. us felt that it woke us up once again 4.5 and it was felt as far south of santa cruz as far north as santa rosa. we'v

book me a ticket to shanghai with you, ambassador rodman. ( cheers and applause ) id: kylr and travisr. i know how they feel. i wish i could take a break from them. [laughter] >> david: but jokes are the business i have chosen. [laughter] [applause and cheering] >> announcer: captioning sponsored by comedy central amazing! >> david: whatever! >> announcer: you're still fabulous. and now, david spa

expect a letter like that to be sent to a foreign leader but that is we have to say the way president travisconducted has been conducting foreign policy in the last 3 years stats his style definitely and the fact that this letter was leaked to the press could be interpreted as a sign that the white house thinks dead it's totally ok to send a letter like this ok dorian jones and so we have presidents here in washington who doesn't seem to care about much about what's going on in syria he sends his vice president to turkey to issue threats it doesn't look as though president cares about u.s. threats and the current sanctions don't even seem to be biting well well absolutely in fact washington isn't really seen as a player anymore in the region given trump's apparent step back and washing his hands of this region who really counts now is moscow and while these talks with between earth one and pence were going on a russian delegation was in the same presidential complex having talks with their turkish colleagues ahead of a crucial meeting next week we've heard one in the russian president presid

travis, gusts at 40. and not far away it's home. the wind is offshore for everybody. a lot of this may not kick in until late last night or early this morning. it finally did. the wind advisory out for the north east bay hills until 3:00. everything is now pointing east or northeast and eventually it will start to slide east later today. some locations the red flag warning will end at 11 am. others will go until noon and others until 5:00. the majority are 5:00. 48, lafayette. all walnut creek, city. and most locations are held up by a little bit of a breeze and there is a good breeze coming in. 22 over the oakland zoo. caldecott, northeast at 20. mallory ridge, 30 miles per hour out of the north, northwest. at fairfield, 37. napa airport is down. santa rosa north at 22. the oakland airport is calm and concord has northeast at six. there really vigorous system is marching now toward the plains. the northern plains and as it moves east things will start to relax a little bit. 65 in the city. san leandro, 51. redwood city, 48. santa rosa, 61. some locations in the 40s a

reporter: the decision not to prosecute borchardt's case, made by the office of margaret moore, the travisounty district attorney, allowed austin police to exceptionally clear it. are you never deciding not to prosecute because you want to keep your record the best possible because you worry you may not get a conviction? >> no. we've taken cases to trial during my administration where we've gotten not guilty. where we believed in the case, the jury didn't. >> reporter: if what happened to emily happened to your daughter or granddaughter, would you want the case to be prosecuted? >> i will not comment on emily's case. >> reporter: that's because moore, along with austin law enforcement, are defendants in a class action lawsuit brought by borchardt and seven other women who say their sexual assaults have been mishandled. while borchardt's alleged rapist walks free, she just wants to be heard. endured more physical violence and been believed than be doubted. >> reporter: an austin city spokesperson speaking on behalf of the police department tells cbs news the city is currently undergoing a t

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. >> travis and his family are packling up the car. >> we've be wapg the fire trucks coming up 101.n the fine but just in case, we're just loading up in the next few days just in case we can't come back. >> cathy souza is packing what she can and trying to stay calm. >> family pictures. >> nothing but not having a house when i come back. >> she's scared to remember. >> all my kids' stuff is here. i have no hot place to put anything. it's very terrifying. >> it's been a scary day for a lot of folks. the sheriff's department said they will be out in force yoerpt keeping potential looters away. in windsor, cornell ber northward, abc7news. >> some roads are closed. >> eric, we have all off ramps on 101 closed in both directions through parse of the north bay between geyser bay, heelsberg, they're not letting folks into the evacuation area. ohio 128 closed in both directions. numerous closers. we're getting reports of closures around ohio 16 as well as ohio 1 near jenner and bodega bay. in addition to that, if w the evacuation order in effect we could see some bad traffic. outages, treat

whether it's kylie jenner or lebron or travis scott, you sort of see that manifesting on the platformickly. but what's more interesting is that the platform, the sellers are curating items so we have over 30 million items being curated a day. and that provides for a lot of discovery for consumers. >> let me ask you, go back to the numbers. you said 7 million sellers how many buyers? >> over 7 billion shoppers and 50 million users on the platform >> so there are buyers, sellers, and users, who are users who aren't buying? i'm not getting -- i don't know how the numbers add up >> it's really an interesting point is that a lot of sellers and shoppers are really using poshmark also for just fashion discovery. they're actually going there and looking at different fashion items, different fashion products, and shopping -- we're allowing every user to really engage and discover new things our average active user spends somewhere between 23 and 27 minutes on the platform. >> what if i get an item that i like, that i've seen on your site, it arrives and either the fit is not good or it is tn't

he is serving a life sentence right now for killing travis alexander in 2008.cutors said arias kill to manage jealous rage but she claims she acted in self-defense. her attorney accusing the prosecutor of making several missteps including improperly questioning witnesses, ignoring rulings on evidence and reporting the media. >> no one is telling the truth or should be trusted. i'm the only person who is ethical. he made every one of the defense experts out to be a person who had a relationship with arias and hiding evidence. >> reporter: will this work? not everybody thinks so. now moving, the judges say when they were issue a ruling. heather: we will follow all of it. mark zuckerberg rejecting democrat calls for donald trump's social media account to be shutdown. the facebook ceo sounding off in an interview with dana perino. >> kamala harris said she thinks twitter should shutdown donald trump's accounts. do you think that is a ridiculous idea? >> my belief is in a democracy i don't think we want private companies censoring politicians. i generally believe as

who travis that led me to the late president was. not all very much from the left and she's the spectrum. restoring credibility with the markets i think israel is a such i'll bet that this is a national moderate reassurance that it's hoping to be able to do not have how's your relationship treating those 2 actually worked out would be wrong if they leave the interesting things to say in argentina and you didn't get 3 months. the budget to actually improve relations with the rest of the world in general argentina snotty to. relations miss miss miss the. most changing times were exports and imports that would be absolutely crucial were armed it's a problem that never really solved in the past and should be a great tricky problem now fools who believe they can comment on harding thank you very much light america analyst and there has been an assassination attempt on 2 government ministers and yemen the interior minister and transport minister managed to escape after a bomb a supplanting near where they were staying in shabab province as

, shooting, slit ting the throat of travis have you gotten any feedback from how the family feels aboutke this story about the fact the appellate court is going to be looking at it and he said to me do you remember the last thing that jodi said before she got off the stand at her sentencing and i said yes i do and the thing she said was he was alive when i slashed his throat, and so she's admitted to killing him and this was a gruesome crime and we need to remind people, stabbed dozens of times, shot in the head, his throat was slit so deep that almost decapitated him and she admitted to doing it but said look i did it because of abuse. griff: this is unbelievable. thank you very much for joining us you led that case last time and you will this time stay tuned, thank you, sir. >> thanks buddy great talking with you. griff: it's one of senator elizabeth warren's go-to stories on the campaign trail, watch. >> i was visibly pregnant, and the principal did what principal s did in those days. wished me luck and hired someone else for the job. griff: turns out that's not how she always told t

travis fumbles and cal, the turnover.three turnovers, they recovered, but first half, only 7-0 at the break. laid in the third, 10-7 ducks. fourth quarter, bad news for the bears. monsters pass tipped and picked off troy dye are it. ducks march down the field. nice little play there. ducks float away with this one late, 17-7. year. they would match that if they lost a 15th saturday night. davis mills' 42-yard connection. cardinals, 13-10 at the break. third quarter, mills to parkinson. watch the concentration, sticks moving. calm scarlet, four-yard plunge. stanford wins 23-13. they're now 3-3 this year. a big day of football here on your sunday. the raiders in london against the bears. niners will play monday night football o nignht against the browns. until then, eny things so much,. >>> another check of our bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. you. >> kind of our best time of the year, a lot of folks love the warm october weather. it's been with us and it's going to stay not only today, of course, but into t