>> travis? who was travis? nobody in kenya circle of friends had ever heard of anybody name travis. >> i kept calling, i kept leaving these messages. >> no answer. no calls back. at this point, the mysterious travis, and the creepy white van, was the only possible lead in their daughter's disappearance. they filed a missing persons report, but it was too soon, the police told them, to start an investigation. so, alone, they panicked. >> we were running around like chickens with our heads cut off. we didn't know what to do. we were starting to freak out. >> then, one terrifying day later, they finally returned tony's cause. try the set some stunning news about the whereabouts, and just who she might be with. coming up -- >> the dinner that she was here. >> there was a nine millimeter pistol, tucked into my waist. i was on my way to meet this guy. >> coming up, on dateline. ateline. 0 years of stains... in just 4 days. and it's enamel safe for everyday use. better... faster... 100% whiter teeth. crest. the #1 tee

dna proved it was travis', not joel's.ng travis might have gotten joel's blood on himself when he was trying to help joel, not hurt him. >> it's somewhat evident on the photos. >> an e. r. doctor who examined travis and concluded that travis'hands would have been far more battered and scuffed if he'd used them to beat joel. >> do you find the injuries to mr. stay's hands consistent or inconsistent with having delivered the blows that did that damage? >> inconsistent. >> prosecutors had argued that the party bus, along with all those theoretical suspects in it, was long gone at the time of joel's murder. but the defense countered that the broken drum security tape proved just the opposite. on that same tape was something important that prosecutors apparently missed. the clown. everyone agrees the clown was on the bus when it left. but here he is. still in the bar. after joel leaves. which means, as long as the clown was in the bar, the bus was still in the parking lot. you can see joel leave the bar? >> absolutely. >> and y

after the dry run, nolan asks travis to do a no-no, send mom a text while driving. >> ask her what's already he's driving over cones, taking his hands off the wheel, slamming on the brakes. >> i'm texting him, "don't text and drive!" >> reporter: travis completely overshoots this parking space. >> you failed that one. >> next impairment suits to mimic the effects being drunk has on the body. >> when you're walking, it's going to throw your balance off along with your vision. >> i bet you're glad you agreed to do this. >> reporter: officer nick enrique is from the wayne, new jersey, police department, here to give travis a field sobriety test. >> arms together, feet together, listen to my instructions. >> reporter: he's having a hard time. >> one -- two -- three -- >> reporter: no surprise, travis fails the test. so he seems impaired to you? >> absolutely. >> you'd arrest him for drunk driving? >> yep. >> reporter: it's even more apparent when he gets back behind the wheel while wearing the impairment suit. he's way outside the lines and doesn't even see the big cone when he runs righ

>> reporter: absolutely, it was life in prison for travis mcmichael.ight now right off camera, we're listening to what's going on in court as we speak because his father, greg mcmichael, is inside that courtroom right now getting ready to hear his sentence. i will tell you, though, travis mcmichael's attorney tried to get him out of the state prison system, tried to argue that he would be safer if he was in federal prison. what he was basically saying is he believes that his client's life is in jeopardy. the judge wasn't hearing that and basically said he will go to a state prison. but it was something that you didn't see there, which of course we can't show you because it's federal court and that means there's no cameras and no audio allowed outside. to see the family of ahmaud arbery turn and look at travis mcmichael in the face and say you stole someone that we love from us. it was a very powerful moment. at that point wanda cooper jones even talks about the fact she thought maybe travis mcmichael will say that he was sorry. that did not happen. he

crime. >> and travis shows not to even say he was sorry. he really showed the court, it showed the family, it showed everybody who's been saying what kind of people took my son away. >> reporter: shooting and killing the unarmed 25-year-old jogger. >> we the jury find the defendat travis mcmichael guilty. >> reporter: as was his father, greg mcmichael who cased arbery through georgia in 2020 along with his son. the older mcmichael received a second life life sentence along with seven extra years. >> we are extremely pleased the court decided to follow the law, law, follow the sentencing guidelines and administer a fedl sentence of life. >> william "roddie" bryan also faced a federal life sentence for his hate crime conviction. >> that hot day, they did not give no mercy. and you asking for mercy? >> reporter: federal prosecutors prosecutors showed evidence the killers had a history of racismd acted on it. >> there is an understanding that the federal system is more lenient toward prisoners than state systems are, and the argument for the de

here with reeks clay travis with leo 2.0 terrell. leo, to me that's simple basic fundamental discrimination 101. racism 101. >> for 30 years i've been fighting for equality as a civil rights attorney and that's inequality. that's backwards. you're a hundred percent correct. it's racist. it's discriminatory, it's illegal. it should be invalidated immediately. i read what the union says. they said they want students to have teachers that look like them. wrong. the students need teachers who will educate them. educate. not what they look like! it is insulting that people are going to be judged based on color and, more importantly, sean, color determines qualifications? wrong. skill, talent, experience, professionalism. this is basically an extreme leftist socialist agenda on this equality critical race nonsense. it's illegal and should be invalidated immediately. >> sean: this would be institutionalizing racism, clay. >> yeah, of course it would. and i agree with everything leo said. look, the foundation of the democrat party now is two

in state court, travis mcmicahel, who fired the fatal shot, blamed his victim. >> he had my gun. he struck me. this was a life or death situation. >> reporter: outside the federal courthouse tonight, arbery's family is calling this good justice. >> it's been a long fight. but i'm so thankful that god gave us the strength to continue to fight. >> reporter: all three of these men were pushing to serve their time in a federal prison, worried that their lives would be more in jeopardy in a state penitentiary, but today, the judge decided that the state pen is where they will stay. david? >> steve osunsami live in georgia. thank you, steve. >>> we turn now to the tributes pouring in tonight across this country and the world. fans remembering a pop singer and actress turned icon. olivia newton-john has died. she was far more than an actress and singer, she was a fighter, who early on went public with her battle with cancer. raising millions and helping so many. ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ >> capturing hearts and catapulting to stardom, olivia newton-john as sandy in "grease." ♪ the

their attorney and civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson emerged from a court moments after travis mcmichael received a life sentence plus ten years for committing a federal hate crime. >> and he chose not to say he was even sorry. so he really showed the court, he showed the family, he showed everybody who has been saying, what kind of people really took my son away. >> reporter: mcmichael was already sentenced earlier this year to life without parole in state court for shooting and killing the unarmed 25-year-old jogger. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, travis mcmichael guilty. >> reporter: as was his father, gregory mcmichael, who chased arbery through georgia in 2020 along with his son. the older mcmichael also received a second life sentence along with seven extra years. >> we're extremely pleased the court decided to follow the laws and follow the sentencing guidelines and offer a life sentence. >> reporter: william "roddie" bryant who reported the incident in his truck faced a federal sentence for his participation. >> they did not give him no mercy. they didn't give him

travis monsoon city . my goodness.ia desert, the high desert riverside county, coachella valley, las vegas and again up towards the nevada california, arizona border. flagstaff over to the grand canyon heavy look at those cells going through just incredible. activity here. there's a video of water pouring into the grand canyon. so if you look for it, i'm sure you'll find it sixties seventies eighties on the temps low overcast maybe some drizzle . 54 center fell. 56 santa rosa , lower length down to 59. that's that's a big drop. san jose 58. those are cooler than others don't see that all the time. fifties on the water temps bodega bay 53 point reyes, 50 to san francisco buoy 54 in monterey interviewee 55 cold, cold cold for this time of year little dip in the jet stream. that's what does it right up here just a little bit stronger . now the key is where there's where is the little going to come in here and drop into northern california, or is it going to stay up towards oregon and idaho? that's kind of the key as we go

. >> the youngest person to fly around the globe alone is travis travis ludlow. he did the trip last year at the age of 18. >> i'm afraid of my kids getting getting driver's licenses, much less sending them up in the sky. sky. > >> the giants will be honoring former outfielder hunter pence.t to join the wall of fame outside outside the ballpark. he'll be joining other giants legends suh as jason schmidt and barry bond. hunter pence's plaque will be you can veiled on september 17th. >> that was a good year in san francisco. i was here for that.r they won in 2012, it was just mayhem. >> he always had a lot of fun too. that will be a fun mont > >> the a's are at home. the giants are not this evening. the in san diego. the weather is looking fine for the next several days. low cloud cover and fog spreading across the bay. comfortable temperatures again tomorrow. after that, we begin to climb a little bit. wel talk about normal levels of august heat as we head toward the end of the workweek and into into the weekend. no excessive heat in store for us in the duration o

. >>> federal hate crimes sentencing of travis mcmichael. let's go right to ron allen. ron? >> reporter: it is a life sentence which is what the family and the supporters had been demanding of the judge and that was not a big surprise. what is significant is that the judge refused to allow him to serve the time in federal prison opposed to state prison. this was an unusual sentencing hearing, mostly about where he would serve the time. they claim that he and the father a teb third defendant received death threats. she said it would be a back door death penalty with the hatred towards him. for their part the government, arguing for the family, said basically that he deserves no special treatment and the first arresting entity in this case the case of georgia where the sentence should be served and life sentences in state prison and now travis mcmichael a life sentence in federal prison. we expect the next hearing to begin shortly of gregory mcmichael and then the third man who joined the chase. only one with the possibility of parole in the state sentence. the rest -- the oth

travis mcmichael claims he shot arbery in self-defense. you have william roddie bryan who recorded cellphone video of the killing. he was sentenced to 35 years in prison. well, the family of gabby petito has announced plans to file a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against the moab city police department in utah. a notice of claim was filed yesterday. the family accusing police of failing to recognize it. petito was in a life-threatening situation last year when they investigated a domestic violence incident between her and her boyfriend, brian laundrie. the 2 were on a cross-country trip when they were pulled over. they were allowed to leave after being offered to spend a night apart. well, that he body was found a month later in wyoming's grand teton national park. officials say laundry strangled her. petito's parents spoke out about that traffic stop and her life. >> and as man was a watching this very painful and i want to >> that's people. >> you know that you pay at and there are. >> she was later found dead in a florida swa

travis mcmichael claims he shot arbery in self-defense. roddie bryan who recorded cellphone video of the slaying was sentenced to 35 years in prison. >> a scary situation. a death valley national park where heavy monsoon rains lead to flash flooding. the harsh weather trapping hundreds of visitors and staff there. dozens of cars were stuck in the mud. fortunately, though, no injuries were reported. some people managed get out after caltrans crews used gravel to create a brand new roadway. death valley national park got nearly one and a half inches of rain from this storm, which is actually just about a year's worth of rain that came down in only 3 hours. >> hard to believe weekend by a 10th of an inch here. all over the state, you know, you see in on storms you go to those places in the desert. i like to travel in some of those areas. you see these big washes. so, you know, at some point they filled with water. that's what happens. they get the monsoon kicking in the storms roll in. here you go. you get all that rain in a short amount of t

top chef alumni and oakland residents to david fu and alex travis sit down with our own sheryl hurd to talk about culture, black and asian tensions and how food brings people together. >> i still like onion sprouts. >> some people do this. they told me not to do it, but i kind of like. got some duck breasts defrosting. a lot of good people understand the meaning of unity and being minorities together. chef nelson herman, i'm born and raised in new york city, washington heights neighborhood, knin con culture. this is my place that you're sitting in. >> i'm actually going to keep the bonn tomp. i am first generation asian american. >> alex travis, raised in oakland. >> on every sunday, my grandmother made this huge meal, and we all had to come to dinner. and if not, she would be highly upset. how does food bring you together? >> food has this ability to break down your walls. >> there is no racism in food. it's literally the art of breaking bread and breaking down walls and getting to a truth. >> it's our responsibility -- >> definitely. >> to shell out to the world what we know as oakla

now here's the key on that travis at 17 is nothing . they need you in order for inland areas to cool down. you need to see about 30 35, so the last couple of days that has collapsed and to nothing by about eight or nine o'clock. we'll keep an eye on that for today. high pressure. it's not that strong, but it's strong enough to give us nineties inland. hot conditions one more day if you're well away from the coast, but there is a bigger fog bank sunny inland, warm to hot. coast in bay, though, looks like sixties and seventies, more clouds much cooler. the system digs into the pacific northwest and in the northern california. and that will lead to drizzle for us nothing for tahoe and truckee and that kind of a pattern. you gotta southwest flow aloft that pushes all the monsoon out of the picture, but on the north coast can be a little hint, maybe of their first range from the north sixties seventies eighties nineties again, i'm slow to take away those nineties until i see a roaring delta win. i don't see it, but we will as we head towards

he apologized, travis did not. did you accept his apology, if you did why?cepted the apology. i accepted it, but i did not forgive him for what he did. i'm thinking, he sat in jail for the last two and a half years, and he's made a very bad decision. and he wanted to say he was sorry so i did except it but i haven't forgave him. >> can you give me a sense, take me into the courtroom with you. you've been i was there and state court at the emotions couldn't have been higher there, with some of the words used against your son. by both the men and the the defense attorney. take me into federal court, we cannot have cameras, give me a sense of what it was like for you, as a mother whose son was murdered? >> wow, when we entered the courtroom it's limited to two sections. on the left, the defendants family. on the right, supporters of ahmaud arbery. and wanda sitting right behind the prosecution table. she's been in close contact with the department of justice since february, when these men were for a sentence. , first convicted. and she's prepared impacts statem

travis mcmichael did not address anyone in court.n fact, that's something they were talking about after that life sentence came down. but greg mcmichael, the father, actually stood up in court and apologized, apologized to the arbery family and apologized to his family. wanda cooper-jones reacted to that, saying she accepted his apology. her attorney said he felt like the o poapology to the arbery fy wasn't at the level of his apology to his wife. there was a lot of talk about safety and security. we do know the federal court judge has decided the men will go to state prison. their lawyers are trying to push to go to federal. liston wanda cooper-jones talk about this long, exhausting ordeal they've been going through for years. >> i wanted them to know the pain that we as a family go through every day. and for travis to make a suggestion that he wanted to do his time in federal prison, whether he goes into federal or state prison, it wasn't going to bring ahmad home and that's the pain we live in each and every day. i'm very proud to

unfortunately, i didn't get one from travis.ut i was able to get one from william bryan and also gregory mcmichael. >> i want to give our viewers a sense of what gregory mcmichael did say to you. and we're going to pull that up now. he apologized to you. and here's what he said. the loss that you've endured is beyond description. there are no words for it. i'm sure the words, my words, mean little to you. but i wanted to assure you, i never wanted any of this to happen to you. >> so, as he -- he goes on to say, there was no malice in my heart or my son's heart that day. he apologized. travis did not. did you accept his apology? and if you did, why? >> i accepted the apology. like i said, i accepted it, but i did not forgive him for what he did. i'm thinking that i'm -- i'm thinking that he sat in jail for the last two and a half years. he's come to terms with he made a very bad decision, and he wanted to say he was sorry. i did accept it, but as far as forgiving, i haven't forgiven him. >> can you give me a sense -- take me into

you cannot drive distracted. ♪ >> reporter: first our instructor nolan gets travis familiar with thison't miss any of the action. oh, those are tight turns. after the dry run, nolan asked travis to do a no-no while driving, send mom a text. >> ask her, what's for dinner tonight? >> okay. >> reporter: already, he's driving over cones, taking his hands off the wheel, slamming on the brakes. >> i'm texting him right now, don't text and drive. that was completely overshoots this parking space. >> well, i can say you failed that one. >> reporter: next we're being fitted with these impairment suits to mimic the effects that being drunk has on thebody. >> it will throw off your balance as well as your vision. >> i bet you're glad you agreed to do this. >> reporter: officer nick enriques from the wayne, new jersey, police department is here to give travis a field sobriety test. >> stand there with your heels together, arms to your side. just listen to my instructions, okay? >> sounds good. whoa. this is not easy. >> reporter: it's obvious right away he's having a hard time. >> one, two, three

travis is coming down a little bit.hey were up to 37 west winterapa west wind conquered west wind oakland airport, but not that strong, so we have an onshore breeze. bigger fog bank cooler for most unless you're up in lake county and parts of mendocino county, then you know, fog just doesn't help you. it doesn't get that far. santa rosa livermore palo alto in san jose , the arrows are all down 76 85 78 and 80 look at the lows, though, or i'll tell you the laws of you're probably too busy to look upper fifties for a few low sixties. for most, i mean within a how many doesn't matter, north south west coast bay inland are all really close the moisture rotating around the high, you can see it. that's what's pumping in all that moisture so very active tropical day mentioned monsoon day, not tropical mention for eastern solano, contra costa county, but you're probably on the edge of it. but sierra looks like they'll have a banner day for us . it'll be a cooler day with that bigger fog bank and onshore breeze. so attempts 60 s

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this was the first time they really got to read a victim statement and turn to travis mcmichael.of arbery and his father turned and had a conversation with him while doing their victim impact statement. it's federal court so we can't show you that video, but it was very some pointed words pointed right directly at him. they thought he may say sorry. he did not say sorry. he decided not to take the stand. what he did do is have his attorney actually beg to be in federal prison instead of being in state prison. he believes his life is in jeopardy. ahmaud's family jumped on that and said how do you feel our son felt the day you chased him down, shot him and cornered him like a dog. those were the words. you can imagine the emotions in the courtroom. family members were grabbing each other's hands and nodding in agreement. we've seen the video play out where the shotgun was raised, fired three times and wanda cooper jones said every shot she felt as a mother and she feels them every single day. she was just outside. i asked her a question. take a listen. >> i'm very proud to say we f

travis mcmike rall and his father greg mcmichael sentenced to life in prison.bryan, sentenced to 35 years behind bars, the three arrested after their own cell phone video showed them hunting down arbery, and that came out. all three were, as you may recall, already serving separate life sentences because they had been convicted of murder at the state level. and for the first time today the court also heard what was build as an apology from mr. mcmichael. he chose not to speak prompting a reaction from arbery's mother. >> travis chose not to show that he was sorry. >> this was the case that as we reported at the time was initially not slated for even investigation let alone prosecution let alone what pressure ultimately brought to bear which is multiple life sentences, and what the family says is an initial measure of justice. we'll be right back. of justice. we'll be right back. ♪♪ meta portal go. look professional. ♪♪ even if you don't feel it. meta portal. the smart video calling device... - right on time! - of course. that makes work from home work for you.

a federal court in brunswick, georgia, has sentenced the white father and son gregory and travis mcmichael to additional terms of life in prison on federal hate crimes charges for the 2020 murder of ahmaud arbery, a 25-year-old black man shot and killed while jogging through a mostly-white neighborhood. an accomplice, william bryan jr., was sentenced to an additional 35 years. all three men are already serving life sentences in georgia after they were convicted last november of arbery's murder. on monday, a judge rejected a bid by the mcmichaels to serve their time in federal prison, which they argued would be safer than the georgia state prison where they're being held. ahmaud arbery's mother wanda cooper-jones spoke to reporters outside the courthouse after the sentences were handed down. >> travis chose not to even say he was sorry. so he really shows the court, he shows the family, it shows everybody who is been sayin what kind of people really took my son away. amy: in maryland, the family of anton black has reached a $5 million deal to partially settle their wrongful death lawsuit. b

according to a court statement, travis mcmichael is afraid of being killed in a state prison and wantsto believe the recent kills of four muslim men are linked. they say the homicides have several things in common, and right now they are trying to connect the dots. the city is increasing its police presence near mosque and muslim schools. police saying the victims are ambushed with no warning. officials are also calling on the public to help locate this vehicle of interest. they say it's a dark sedan, four doors, tinted window, possibly some type of volkswagen. president biden reacted on twitter writing i am angered and saddened by the horrific killings. wheel we await a full investigation my prayers are with the victims' families, and my administration stands strongly with the muslim community. these hateful attacks have no place in america. >>> in cincinnati police are searching for at least two gunmen after nine people were injured in a downtown shooting early on sunday. more than a dozen shots were fired into a large crowd after two separate groups were involved in a physical alter

they found travis mcmichael, greg mcmichael and a neighbor, william brian, guilty of murder. he was just sentenced to life in prison in the last three minutes. all three men are serving life sentences on state charges. >>> if you are a public servant, you might qualify to have your student loan forgiven. >> but time is running out. bob redell joins us from the newsroom. we are all ears as we know the state attorney general told us that hundreds of thousands of californians are qualifying for this but haven't applied. >> reporter: correct. good morning. up to 1 million californians might qualify for the public service loan forgiveness or the pslf program, but only around 10,000 californians have benefited. the deadline to apply is october 31st. just moments ago the state attorney general took part in a news conference, a virtual one, to announce the california student debt challenge. this program is available for public servants like teachers and firefighters who have given ten years of service. >> the fight is personal for me. i know what it's like to write those painful, tri

arbery was shot and killed while jogging in a south georgia neighborhood back in february of 2020 travis and george mcmichael were convicted on federal hate crime charges along with attempted kidnapping and weapons charges. this in addition to their state murder conviction, travis mcmichael claims he shot arbery in self-defense. william roddie bryan who recorded cellphone video of the slaying was sentenced to 35 years in prison. >> the family of gabby petito has announced plans to file a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against utah's moab city police department. a notice of claim was filed this morning. the family is accusing police of failing to recognize that the 22 year-old was in a life-threatening situation last year when they investigated a domestic violence incident between her and her boyfriend, brian laundrie. the pair were on a cross-country van trip when they were pulled over and ultimately allowed to leave after being ordered to spend a night apart. petito's body was found a month later in wyoming's grand teton national park after officials say laundrie strangled her

lot of the resources kind of scattered throughout the state is is makes it difficult as well. >> travis shane faces an additional charge is illegal possession of a machine gun. >> firefighters are making more progress on the mckinney fire in siskiyou county. it has burned just over 60,000 acres. it is now 90% contained. 4 people have been killed. 10 people have been injured. 185 buildings reportedly have been destroyed. >> time for a look at the forecast we look live san francisco tonight. yeah, it's been a pretty respectable fire season. i guess you could say that aside from the county fire, a recent but >> we're getting a warm-up. that's coming our yeah. so far we've been extremely lucky, right? ken and catherine, let's take a look at smoke tracker for because we're certainly tracking fires. >> to our north and east. but fortunately that smoke and ash going to remain away from the bay area. but those of you in the sierra, you can start to see some smoke and haze, especially along the eastern portions by saturday morning through saturday afternoon and for us here in the bay area, sever

travis mcmichael, the man who pulled the trigger, killing the 25 year old getting life plus 10 yearswithout the possibility of parole. his father, greg mcmichael, receiving life in prison. both mcmichael zac's to judge to let them serve their time in the federal prison due to death threats if they were sent to a state facility. the judge denying those requests simply does not allow this court to transfer custody of gregory mcmichael, travis and michael or any of the defendants in this case. to federal custody before they serve their state senate's their neighbor, william brodie. brian who recorded the incident , sentenced to 35 years after learning the men's fate of his mom, reflecting on the pain the family feels every day only shot one time. he was shot three times. and i tell you, i feel every shot. every day that i wake up. i found guilty of federal hate crimes earlier this year for violating our berries, civil rights and targeting him because of his race in the deadly february 2020 incident when the men pursued and killed a library as he was running in their neighborhood monday.

travis and george. but michael was convicted on federal hate crime charges today, along with attempted kidnap being and weapons charges. this is on top of their state murder conviction. but arbery was killed in february of 2020 while he was out in it for a jog in georgia. travis with michael claims that he shot arbery in self-defense. arbery's parents say they still feel the pain from their son's death. every single day. >> at first. >> a 3rd man, william bryan is also serving a life sentence for murder. he will be sentenced on this additional hate crime charges later on today. we'll give you an update during kron. 4 news at 3 5 o'clock tonight. the oak fire burning in yosemite national park is now 94% contained has burned more than 19,000 acres in mariposa county. there are closures near the area in the sierra national forest. fire crews patrolling the area say they have seen minimal activity today. the main goal right now is to mop up all the heavy fuels and the mckinney fire in siskiyou county has no

travis mcmichael's second life sentence sentence comes after being convicted of a federal hate crime. he is one of three georgia men found guilty of federal hate crimes and connection to the murder of the black 25-year-old. the other two, his father, gregory mcmichael, and their neighbor are set to find out their fates later today. all three men are currently serving life sentences sentences for their convictions in state court. > >> right now police in albuquerque are working to solve solve four ambush style shootings targeting the city's muslim community. they are looking for a car they believe may be linked to these killings. these killings. the latest happened friday night. a pakistani immigrant is the fourth muslim man killed since november in the city. he was amd was ambushed and shot just like the previous three victims. the 25-year-old was shot after attending a funeral for two other victims. the recent killings of members of new mexico's muslim community living living in fear. >> this is a frightening time for many. we have members of our our muslim community who are afraid t

travis mcmichael claims that he shot arbery in self-defense. william roddie bryan who recorded the cell phone video of the slaying was sentenced to 35 years in prison. coming up here at 3 o'clock today, the senate passes a sweeping climate protection bill after painstaking negotiations. >> the impact this will have on health care coverage. plus, the parents of gabby petito are filing a suit over their daughter's death who they're not taking the court for 50 million dollars. also the mysterious disappearance of a teenager in truckee was with les moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dup

travis rice, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. breaking stories tonight a shooting at a popular oakland park and a wildfire threatening homes in the east bay. good evening. i'm claudine wong mike mibach. let's get right to that fire started a little more than an hour ago long eaton canyon road near 5 80, just east of castro valley, alameda county fire, just announcing here in the last few minutes that forward progress. has been stopped, but not before the eden fire burned 10 acres you can see there's sky fox, at one point was overseeing catching those flames burning up the grass. multiple agencies responded to join in on this firefight from the ground in the air people living west of schaefer ranch road at one point were also asked to prepare to evacuate, but it does seem that will not be necessary with that. we bring in meteorologist roberta gonzalez. nice work by those firefighters. what are the conditions they were facing out there? got it one degrees there right now. and that is at least a good 10 degrees above average . the g

travis mcmichael, the man who pulled the trigger, killing the 25 year old getting life, plus 10 yearsin prison without the possibility of parole. his father, greg mcmichael, receiving life in prison. both mcmichael, zac's to judge to let them serve there. time in the federal prison due to death threats if they were sent to a state facility. the judge denying those requests simply does not allow this court to transfer. custody of gregory mcmichael, travis and michael or any of the defendants in this case to federal custody before they serve their state senate's their neighbor, william brodie. brian who recorded the incident , sentenced to 35 years after learning the men's fate. berry's mom reflecting on the pain the family feels every day only shot one time. he was shot three times. and i tell you, i feel every shot. every day that i wake up. i found guilty of federal hate crimes earlier this year for violating our berries, civil rights and targeting him because of his race in the deadly february 2020 incident when the men pursued and killed a library as he was running in their neighbo

travis mcmichael claims that he shot arbery in self-defense.am roddie bryan, who recorded cellphone video of the killing was sense too. 35 years in prison. >> the family of gabby petito has announced plans to file a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against the moab city police department in utah. a notice of claim was filed yesterday with the family accusing police of failing to recognize the petito was in a life-threatening situation last year when they investigated a domestic violence incident between her and her then boyfriend brian laundrie. the 2 were on a cross-country trip when they were pulled over and they were allowed to leave after being ordered to just spend one night apart. petito's body was found a month later in wyoming's grand teton national park. and officials say that laundry strangled her. petito's parents spoke out about that traffic stop and about her life. >> as man was a watching this very painful and i want to jump to the screen. >> that's people. >> you know that you pay at and there are. >> laundrie was later f

breezy maybe a little windy later on today had gus 32 out of travis.what you're looking for this time of year. if you want cooler pattern, well inland. sixties seventies and eighties. alright over to sal. usually eight o'clock things. calm down. that's not the case anymore. no it's changed a little bit since school started. i think the drop offs have really affected what people are doing right now. it's getting busier. instead of lighter and summer, it was getting lighter at this time. right now. it's pretty busy here at the bay bridge toll plaza in busy, of course on 8 85 80. every day. we've watched. it seems to be getting lighter and people do adjust their patterns . san mateo bridge is not all that slow. neither is the dumbarton bridge. look at the south bay. there's a lot of action getting from east to west side of the valley, so driving from east san jose over to sunnyvale and cupertino, and you can see, although it's improving a little bit. it's still kind of the middle of the commute for that area. one. let's go back to the headlines. happening

joining us live is captain travis fox with the southern marin fire district. thanks for being on the show. >> thanks for having us. kristen: the golden gate district just allocated money to build a rescue net at your facility. give us the details. >> our training partnership with the golden gate bridge as well as san francisco fire department and local law enforcement has allowed us to have a training prop built at our existing training tower. kristen: how much will this cost? >> i am not sure. i know the golden gate bridge district has approved the funds to build the tower at our facility. kristen: i think they allocated $800,000. tell us what it is going to look like. is it a miniature version of the real net? is it made of a certain material? walk us through. >> it is going to be a portion of the actual net itself hanging off our tower. it will be 20 to 30 feet off the ground as opposed to 250. it will be easier to manage safety considerations. it will hold up and out of the way so we can continue to use our tower for other activities. it will be pretty muc

travis mcmichael, his father greg and neighbor william "roddie" bryan were convicted in their federal hate crimes trial of targeting arbery because he was black. bryan got 35 years in prison. >>> now to the weather and the cruel summer americans from coast to coast have been experiencing. the extreme conditions not letting up. as blistering heat, a historic drought and record flooding impact millions across the u.s., new data from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration shows just how extreme this summer's weather has been. noaa reports last month the average temperature for the lower 48 states reached 76.4%, 2.8 degrees higher than average making last month the third warmest on record in the u.s. only july 2012 and july 1936 were warmer. for texas last month was the warmest on record, temperatures topping 110 putting the electric grid on the brink and august is typically warmer than july. 2,000 miles north boston has hit 95 degrees for five consecutive days. ems workers pushed to the limit with heat rife legalitied call. >> our folks are working flat out. these three, fou

will: clay travis and buck sectorton show noon to three every day. see you. thanks, will. >>> joe biden appeared to apologize to white house staff yesterday after answering too many questions. listen. >> thank you so much, mr. president -- >> i'm sorry. [laughter] i shouldn't do that. i'm not allowed to do that. finish. pete: i took control, i'm not allowed to do that, said the commander in chief. critics were left wondering again who really is in charge in the west wing. and almost 40 years in the making, the 1983 holiday classic, and it is a classic, a christmas story, it's going to get a sequel. and actor peter billingsley are return to -- will return to his role as the beloved ralphie. >> stuck, stuck, stuck! >> how about a nice football? >> football? football? what's a football? >> no, no, i want a rifle! >> you'll shoot your eye out, kid. pete: really by's obviously going -- ralphie's going to be old now, but his thoughts have to come through with that voice. the sequel comes out november 17th and a grown-up ralphie dealing with his own kids an

travis mcmichael, the man who pulled the trigger, killing the 25 year old getting life, plus 10 yearsprison without the possibility of parole. his father, greg mcmichael, receiving life in prison. both mcmichael zac's to judge to let them serve their time in the federal prison due to death threats if they were sent to a state facility. the judge denying those requests simply does not allow this court to transfer custody of gregory mcmichael, travis and michael or any of the defendants in this case. to federal custody before they serve their state senate's their neighbor, william brodie. brian who recorded the incident , sentenced to 35 years after learning the men's fate of his mom, reflecting on the pain the family feels every day only shot one time. he was shot three times. and i tell you, i feel every shot. every day that i wake up. i found guilty of federal hate crimes earlier this year for violating our berries, civil rights and targeting him because of his race in the deadly february 2020 incident when the men pursued and killed auberry as he was running in their neighborhood mo

netcom is going to help travis become more independent to be able to help around the house more to be to move more freely throughout the house, not worrying about having him fall. and it's going to allow us to be able to spend more time as a family. i'm sergeant first class travis bonilla, the united states army ,the tunnel to towers foundation built me a brand new mortgage, very smart home, helped me regain my independence. well, in the lead vehicle of a convoy, i lost both my legs above a knee when my humvee was struck twice by explosively formed penetrators. i'm asking you to donate eleven dollars a month so they can help others who are wounded protecting our country. please visit tunnel to towers or i'm mike huckabee. former governor of arkansas and i'm here with my wonderful wife of almost 50 years. janet, over the years we've learned to make a marriage work. you'd love, respect and most importantly, a good night's sleep. mark had real difficulty getting to sleep and staying asleep until he started taking relaxium sleep for years now we both fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer

clay travis, great to have you with us. joe, concha, good to see you. thanks, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> martha: so now we have reaction from former president trump writing on truth social, i continue to ask what happened to the 33 million pages of documents taken to president by president chicago writes the former president on his social media site. the fake news media refuses to talk about that. they want it cancelled. so that's what we've heard on social media from the former president. i'm joined by lara trump, the former president's daughter-in-law married to eric trump. he's the former 2020 senior campaign adviser to the trump campaign and a fox news contributor. lara, very good to have you with us. i'm sure there's a lot going on in your heart and mind as you watch this unfold. we're not insensitive to that. what is your reaction to what merrick garland had to say? >> i'm kind of shocked to tell you the truth that it took three days for him to give us no information. a lot of americans were looking for something, anything that they could look to

the caption. kylie jenna attached to a photo of twin private jets belonged to her and her partner travis scott at a time of scorching heat waves and surging wildfires. and.