boy: travis, oh. yo, what the... travis: what are you doing? diego: travis, wait. travis: get away from me, man. get off. stay away from me. [travis speaking, indistinct] boy: really? travis: let's . boy:k. [spectators cheering, muffled] [coach shouting, indistinct] [high-pitched tone] [whistle blows] [high-pitched tone] boy: figured you could use those instead of getting off on us. coach: hey! diego! what's going on? diego? diego? [door opens] [door shuts] [diego yells] [clatter] [sobs softly, breathing heavily] [cell phone vibrating] coach: diego. diego? [tapping outside] [tap tap] [tap tap] [thunder] travis: i'm sorry. [sobbing] i'm sorry. [sniffles] diego: it's ok. [knock on door] coach:iego. [coach exhales] [kiss] [cheering and applause] coach: let's go, diego. [spectators speaking at once] histle bws] [music playing on soundtrack] [conversation in spanish] [mandy groans] [vehicle horn honks] [vacuum running] [indistinct conversation] mechanic: is everything ok? [conversation continues, indistinct] [baby talk] mandy: slow. no, like this. look. [pip cries] mand

you heard travis green and forward city. they are going to perform again at the end of the show.will: every sunday morning for the past several weeks we have had our faith and friends concert series, a wonderful way to finish off the show in the fourth hour of "fox & friends" and leading us up to easter. >> joey: nothing makes me feel like i live a life of privilege sitting in the front row of watching these bands. if you are inspiring to host fox and friends, this is why. >> rachel: former president trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday citing illegal leaks from the manhattan d.a.'s office probing hush money payments made during the 2016 cam campaign. >> will: if indicted he would be the first president in u.s. history to face criminal charges as he remains under intense legal scrutiny under additional probes still underway. >> joey: joining us now is the host of life liberty and levin, mark levin, what's your take on this? >> let me read something to you, first of all, good morning. that was beautiful. many people know who this is, ronald reagan had his book prominent

. >> reporter: for travis, who to do business with, hard times are still ahead. >> we have a list of all of our suppliers, and we're just calling every single one to say, we're not going to be able to pay our bill this week, possibly not next week. >> reporter: and for those reasons, travis is completely fed up and done with this bank. but as of now, it is officially known as the silicon valley bridge bank. and today its new ceo reassured existing customers that all of their deposits, even those above a quarter of a million dollars, norah, are fully protected by the federal government. >> all right, errol burnett. thank you so much. >>> the faa is holding an airline safety summit tomorrow prompted by a string of close call at u.s. airports. and today we learned about yet another near collision. this is the seventh in recent months at washington's reagan national airport lastnili anead jus bee takeoff. here's how it played out over air traffic control radio. >> investigators say it appears that the pilot of the american eagle jet made a wrong turn. >>> tonight an important consumer al

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. >> reporter: melanie travis' swimsuit brand andie is one of many start-ups with millions of dollarspany she says insisted its assets were safe just hours before the collapse. >> that was thursday evening, and on friday at about noon, the bank collapsed. >> reporter: federal law enforcement officials tell cbs news the doj investigation into the bank is in early stages and could focus on millions of dollars worth of stock sails last month by sbb's chief executive and financial officers, according to "the wall street journal." while the sails alone do not suggest wrongdoing, some are, is action lawsuit claiming executives failed to disclose how rising interest rates made svp "particularly susceptible to a bank run." the failure of the bank and new york's signature bank of raising fears of contagion. with moody's downgrading its rating of the u.s. banking system from stable to negative, and putting some regional banks under review. >> i think this is a great wake-up call. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst bill/ends or says with inflation so high, the fed may f rate hikes. speak on

signed: william barrett travis, the travis letter is one of the most treasured documents in texas history and it lays bare the ideals and character of the people who founded our state. people characterized by their courage, by their sacrifice, by their devotion, by their fortitude. and as deep and strong and enduring since of independence. here in the senate, both democrats and republicans from texas have had the honor of reading the fabled travis letter over the years. this tradition actually goes back to senator john tower, who began his career in the senate in 1961. i'm glad that tradition continues today to ensure that the words of william barret travis live on and the generations of texans and americans can appreciate the courage and sacrifice they demonstrated at that time. so today i'd like to express my gratitude for these texas patriots, many of whom would later serve in the united states congress, including sam houston, whose senate seat i'm honored to now occupy. their courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the se

can chief star travis kelsey hopes snl just weeks after winning the super bowl. a lot of people excited about this appearance, especially a simulcast member in kansas city native, heidi gardner. travis kelsey will be musical guest. right here on 8:30 and catch the encore at 11:30, as well. two kelsey's and you know something will go on with his brother. look out for that. and it is a perfect night want to because you can just stay home because it is going to be raining. >> ye [ cheers and applause ♪♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart ofew

to get to see super bowl champ travis kelce to host the iconic show.es excited about this. nbc's mark barger explains. >> reporter: to say heidi gardner is excited about this week's "snl" host is a pretty big understatement. >> i can tell he is a showman, on the field, off the field. >> reporter: the kansas city chiefs' tight end put on a show in his team's super bowl victory to the delight of a certain kc native. >> it was the biggest day of my life, i went to the super bowl. they won the super bowl and then i found out the greatest tight end of all time and my favorite player was hosting the show i work at. >> reporter: kelce is the latest athlete to prove he has game for "snl". >> run! >> i love it because i think it is a different energy, you know. i think they bring something to it that's like unexpected, like a appreciate edge. >> reporter: and with musical guest name kelsea ballerini. >> kelce and kelsea, we're like how many times can we abuse the joke. >> reporter: one name can do it. >> you should change your last name to kelsea. >> or maybe h

i don't mean while, hey, i'm for 20 year old travis given, said the, the stakes are high. this is a 1st time competing at a national stage and his performance skill, good shape, athletic career. i learned, oh, with olympic, participate a good life or being dare say papa was able to the guy, mr. fu award, get that auburn or the american to kill it. kept glimmered of sly off to me, ignores i got to put them in their killer parties would go by the thought i and deputy odd that are queued up in shit a minute and then it was either want to help you them with the wrong or for for that, and i mean, maybe, i mean there's nobody, all of them are fundamentally prove on a scale of one for all the butcher to qualify. he needs to come in on day 11 seconds as the heat continue driving. karen and his coach dancing can only wait for the result. delicate didn't get movement that i think i talked with i lived was, is the ultimate linux loop, which is, which is this matter, matter of time. and hope ones has been p u working smart as well as working hard and leg is also just a matter of fact

can chief star travis kelsey hopes snl just weeks after winning the super bowl.f people excited about this appearance, especially a simulcast member in kansas city native, heidi gardner. travis kelsey will be musical guest. right here on 8:30 and catch the encore at 11:30, as well. two kelsey's and you know something will go on with his brother. look out for that. and it is a perfect night want to because you can just stay home because it is going to be raining. >> >>> tonight, alex murdaugh sentenced to life in prison for the murders of his wife and youngest son the stunning fall for the once prominent south carolina attorney, murdaugh facing the judge today after the jury took less than three hours to find him guilty of killing his wife, maggie, and their aul. what murdaugh said in court declaring his innocence one final time before the sentence was handed down the judge's scathing words condemning the, quote, monster that gh has be. our team at the courthouse. >>> also tonight, the deadly storms on the move in the southeast after tornadoes left a path of destr

covered travis kiran hasn't seen his family for you. but this christmas, he's making his way back inside the forest to the village of been key about to us from campus. i did what has become something of an annual tradition. coach jensen and some of his team mates have also been invited by his family to join the festivities. a ha, my phone. i didn't get to the lot. yeah. can there when we're gonna lie them a flag of the la gil? remember, you're going to live. you know, been a than out of baggage. there are not any i've been a been here about it on the year to month to month it out of the martyr them be out with on that a lot on the low up again for her to be known for robbie currants, mom roach off. it's a special christmas to have a son. he wasn't a money, lucy. sure. again, that in a morgan and emma didn't alarm i edited biting them all in the limb or any more made in. probably karen and his family walked through the night for the big feast ahead the next morning. there's just one last thing to do. i do amazing good. and you don't need

>> brian: it is not fair period and women sports, clay travis next. beyond prescriptions and procedures. it's about making people feel ca no one knows that better than physician associates because we don't just see patien we see you. a one-of-a-kind person with one-of-a-kind needs. and we'll never stop going beyon to deliver the care you deserve. see how pas bring human connecti to healthcare. visit pas go beyond dot com. i can't believe it. here we are at the let us do good village. first community like this in america. a hundred families together that lost their loved ones. the kids that lost their mom or dad protecting us. and today is the day that we're going to deliver the first beautiful home to the thornton family. some wonderful people donated. a bunch of land in land o' lakes. to let us do good village. having stood here on this same property with a shovel and now seeing a home where a family is going to move in. built all of our roads, all of our infrastructure is here. we've got several homes are under construction. this is a foundation tha

outkick founder clay travis joins us to react. >> is it your expert opinion a six foot four shooter cannotexcluded? >> i see nothing that can excludea six foot four shooter. >> can you excludetwo shooters? >> did the defense excludetwo shooters? >> absolutely not. >> ainsley: the murdaugh double-murder trial drawing to a close, prosecutors call their final rebuttal witnesses aiming to cast doubt on the theory the murder was committed by two shooters. later this, mo, the juror will visit the estate where paul and maggie murdaugh were killed, before returning to the courthouse for closing arguments. good morning, eric. i know everyone in south carolina is paying attention to this case, actually around the country. all the documentaries, we're fascinated by it. could there have been two shooters or do you think there were? what do you think about the jurors going to visit? >> one, could there be two shooters? yes, could be three orrure fo, do i think there were? absolutely not. i think all the evidence based on the lies, this is referendum, i think the evidence points to alex. i think today w

let's bring in clay travis.s wearing one of the most dapper blazers i've ever seen on the set. >> i'm ready for spring. i'm ready for easter. this jacket proves it. >> jesse: that looks like a kamala harris jacket. your sense of where the ticket stands after this admission through the reuters leaks that they're stuck together. >> it's "weekend at bernie's ii." you started off with the "karate kid." check it out. i think "weekend at bernie's" was joe biden hiding in the basement in 2020. that worked. he's now going to be 82. they're going to hide him in the basement again. i really think "weekend at bernie's 2" is the plan. jesse, they clearly thought kamala would be able to take over. they had to when they picked her. >> jesse: what did they think that, clay? what gave them that idea she would get better? >> first they thought there's no way america will vote for an 82-year-old president. he never said this was a two-term presidency. he said it was the bridge to the future. i think they thought she was the bridg

clay travis is here to react.hink he is only half kidding, you can go to the bahamas and come over and he should do it. >> clay: i would love this, brian, could you imagine if they streamed this in realtime, ron desantis wearing a captain's hat taking the helm of a boat, skipping across the beautiful waves, bringing the ship from the bahamas back to florida with novak djokovic behind him chilling in the salt spray there? incredible campaign ad, i'd like to be on this boat. what it does a great job of doing is illuminating and illustrating absurdity of biden policies, particularly relating to covid. i've been saying for over a year now, brian, we have got five million illegals who have walked across our southern border and come to america for years, we don't require them to get the covid shot or check them so far to see whether they actually have covid and they all get to come here and stay for years. novak djokovic has had covid, at least twice, has natural immunity. he played in the u.s. open in 2021, when covid

colonel cross and the fighting faith which he coauthored with his friend and colleague mark travis. his newest book is, as you can see, no place for woman harriet. harriet dames civil war. and he's here today to speak us about that. after talk, we are selling copies of mike's new book in the lobby. and we also have some of his other books for sale. there is a special discounted price for members and everyone, even the members of the public, who are not members of the society. that book is selling. hold on here. no place for a woman is selling at a special price today for $30. if you are a society member, if you are a society member, just $25 and there are special sale prices for some of mike's other works to storm over key west in war. so with that i will turn it over to mike pride. thank elizabeth. it's great to be here. it's great to be back at society, a place i love. a place where i did an enormous of research on this book and others others. and elizabeth has just been, you know she's been the the latest addition of historical new hampshire is going to be coming out soon. and on

. >> travis is the cowboy in charge.m. >> come on, beauty queens. >> he spent his life teaching the art of training horses. it shows in a stride kinged by old frank tours in a voice firm and calm as much for the inmates as horses. >> do the rope a dope and throw the rope into your hand. do not get kicked. >> it takes time to train a wild horse but he says there's nothing special about how it starts. >> you walk them in there like you just kind of rip off the band-aid and human goes in there. don't chase him. whoa. >> what's the next step? >> you teach them to yield to pressure. you stop the forward movement. teach them that if they move forward towards you, the pressure goes away. and then from there you get to where you can touch them and get to where you can pet them, introduce a halter, get them halter broke and have that trust like they understand if they give up their right of flight to stay with you. there is some trust there. >> are you talking about the horses or inmates. >> the horses. we are in the people busin

i love bringing intrigue kicked travis. trey a thousand dollars a month to be homeless? can afford that. and how many people will be taken advantage of that? >> the whole state. >> look, all of these lynx policies. they are broken right. what is happening is, if you look at california, and you look at new york, what are people saying? i can stay where i and pay 12 or 13% state income tax. well guess what, the great state of tennessee where i am right now, or florida, texas, there is just 0% state income tax. so a happy lookover chart, the red got better in the blue got bluer and a lot of people who do have the ability to leave, they have said that i'm fed up. i'm not fighting these battles anymore. i'm going to leave behind all this left leg and sanity. i'm going to go to a sane red state but i have a 0% state income tax. and i really think it's changing everything. >> clay, this can be five public toilets. in new york. he will not be able to use either one of them. not one. you that i miss it. >> and it won't work either less the other crazy think they're gonna put a mi

>> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you go to compete in the world. competitions in ireland, scotland, norway, japan, russia each year, the facilities here in the park are second to none. there is no complex in the world that can touch it. >> i'm here with bob, and he has kindly agreed to tell me everything i need to know about casting. i'm going to suit up and next, we're in the water. >> what any gentleman should do. golden gate angling has free lessons the second saturday of every month. we have equipment show up on the 9:30 on the second saturday of every month and we'll te

and you saw in georgia and you saw in ukraine even in venezuela to when we tried to get rid of travis not too long ago. this is an old symbol that we are all using normally, camera workshops are 7 base can teach people the brain, basic principles of success and non violent struggle. ah. when regimes over throw, you usually need at least $33.00 factors. one is organization. 2 is ideology. 3 is leadership, liberal democracy is like a delicate flower. very many things can go wrong. it's not the natural they that societies are organized. so like a delicate slower we need the right temperature, right? voter right, toil. ah, no violence actually is not resisting or not. this thing is built crucial. i the fallen combat boys premium are contained for flattery. they get to one valley. she actually should be sand. jacky seager winter, while the lake going over there, that they live sunni organza soma to support that is she, on a candle vitro owner that i saw tara meeting? i meant the sheet rock. you want people to feel each other. when people to be dressed in a similar close, you want people to

clay travis outkick founder.s like that he could stay in the basement and not have her and have the same results. >> first congratulations to your chiefs. i haven't seen you since the super bowl. you are still gloating a little bit from that victory. great meeting your daughter as well. you had a fabulous time. joe biden and kamala as well. he managed to pick the only person. i do believe this. that could be less popular than him. if you will give joe biden credit, the only thing that he has managed to do is he picked the worst vice president someone so bad that democrats could say you know what, joe, even at 82 years old, even at the disaster you created. the southern border is a mess, crime is high. even with everything you touched turning literally to crap it feels like in almost every field, we've got to run you because we're terrified of how bad kamala harris to get beaten. she might well be less popular than joe biden and congratulations to joe biden on managing to make that pick. >> harris: d.c. mayor bows

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clay travis is the founder of outkick.lay. >> i can't at all other than to say that everybody needs to go grab paper copies of their favorite books because who knows what is going to come next? i thought you laid it out well we got to get every author out there. think how awful this is. you work your entire life to write books, you die, and then people go and change the words that you published after you're dead to change the potential meaning of some of your works? this is madness. and i think it's significant. there's a point, jesse. i wouldn't have ever believed. this whoopi goldberg on "the view" actually had a great take on this. i want to give whoopi credit. >> jesse: oh, boy. >> when you end up with whoopi goldberg and clay travis and jesse watters all on the same side of an issue you are screwing up pretty big, right? that's where we are. anyone who reads we want the historical and literary context of the work in which we are reading to reflect the time it was written. that's how we build literature. this is terrif

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poor and you saw in georgia and you saw in ukraine even venezuela to when we tried to get rid of travis not too long ago. this is an old symbol that we are all using normally, chemist workshops are 7 base in your teach people the brain, basic principles of success and non violent struggle. ah, one regimes overthrow usually need at least $33.00 factors. one is organization. 2 is ideology. 3 is leadership, liberal democracy is like a delicate flower. very many things can go wrong. it's not the natural way that societies are organized. so like a delicate flower, we need the right temperature, right? voter right? choice. oh ah, my violin actually is not resisting or not. it is not crucial. what this crucial is ah, the fallen combat voice premium or can think of for pro fiery. they get the one valley she what that you and that he should be sound. jacky seager with him wildly going over there that they last uni organza sharma to support for that. is she on a candle vitro? all know the little tara mean without a bent, a shoe rack. you want people to feel each other, want people to be dressed i

she travis? compared to two years ago, is more typical finding more a less dead bodies of people trying to cross the border? >> within the tucson sector, that is my purview, i can tell you that we are encountering more migrants that have died -- >> thank you, chief madeleine. that is correct. and in fact, nearly 1400 dead bodies have been found along the southern border since biden took office. each year has been a record high. and a 300% increase since the trump administration. chief maudlin, do you know border counties that have had to procure mobile morgues just to try to keep up with the increased volume of dead bodies border patrol is finding? >> am, i am unaware of that. within the tucson sector, what i can tell you though is that we work very hard to try to prevent any migrant deaths out there. as i was starting to say earlier, close to 300 emts and paramedics have great ability to lift agents on black hawks, get them to people very -- thank you chief maudlin. just last -- sheriff oscar ko

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>> reporter: still in shock, melanie travis tells cbs news she only got access to her businesses millions of dollars yesterday, she said her luxury swimwear business will likely lose money as a result of the chaos. >> even though it is there, it is moving very slowly, so we have a list of all our suppliers and we are just calling every single one to say we are not going to be able to pay our bill.>>> still ahead, hitting the road for march madness, the sendoff for st. mary's and we will hear from the head coach. >>> nice to see blue skies over the bay area today, and a >>> st. mary's is picking up some frequent flyer miles right now, hitting the road for the ncaa tournament, here is charlie walter. >> this is the madness minutes. >> hello everybody, it is time for the madness minute, st. mary's will be traveling over 2900 miles for the first game on friday. it's at 11:00 a.m. pacific time against virginia commonwealth and the first round in albany, new york. senior alex duca from australia, he doesn't know the vast differences between their travel site and new york city.>> i've always wan

. >> i'm travis kelce and i'll be hosting saturday night line with kelsea ballerini. i always wanted to be a ballerina. >> you can watch that here on nbc bay area at 8:30 and at 11:30 after our 11:00 newscast. >>> an 11-year-old singer from san francisco has gone viral. it's not just her voice that's growing her fan base, it's her growing through self-discovery despite her disability. ♪ and i rise up ♪ ♪ i rise up high like the waves ♪ ♪ i rise up in spite of the age ♪ ♪ i rise up ♪ >> oh, that's lovely. she's singing "rise up." sedya who is blind, her mom up loads her videos on social media. they're also trying to promote advocacy for blindness. she tells kelly clarkson becoming a singer isn't her only dream. >> those dreams are meeting adele and my other dream is to get a grand piano. >> we're hoping kelly clarkson can help out with that one. find out if she does at 3:00 right here. what a lovely story, right? >> she's so cute. she's got that great big voice in that very little body. >> i know. >>> we'll have some clouds starting to roll in later today. we're gettin

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can chief star travis kelsey hopes snl just weeks after winning the super bowl. a lot of people excited about this appearance, especially a simulcast member in kansas city native, heidi gardner. travis kelsey will be musical guest. right here on 8:30 and catch the encore at 11:30, as well. two kelsey's and you know something will go on with his brother. look out for that. and it is a perfect night want to because you can just stay home because it is going to be raining. >> ye [ cheers and applause ♪♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."sh f s tonight, join jimmy and his guests - tessa thompson andy cohen f musical guest, the nshational.g taa ji and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1807 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. thank you, enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here, you made it [ cheers and appl

travis? >> thanks, pat. i had a couple of questions about the suicide working group.tely implementing some of the recommendations that the working group will be looking at the other recommendations. i wanted to confirm whether the recommendation for new restrictions on the purchase and storage of personal firearms on base is included in the first tranche or if the working group is still considering -- >> thanks, travis. that will be something that the working group will examine in further detail and come back to the secretary with their assessment and their recommendation. >> and if i could just follow up, on the recommendations that the secretary did decide to implement, why did he choose those specific recommendations? >> sure. so those recommendations are primarily focused on behavioral and mental health. there are areas where the department already has the authorities necessary to take immediate action. and so that was the primary driver, was of those recommendations, what are the things that we can move on right now that will make a difference for our service mem

needed more space >> i think this has been ten years in the making >> reporter: and now principal travis burns finally has it it's a big space. >> absolutely. there will be a partition over here so that we can do some classrooms in the afternoons and during the school day this space actually will help with athletics. >> reporter: a $1.5 million facility funded in part by the federal government's covid rescue plan. $184 billion of emergency relief for schools. it's also the biggest federal investment in public education in a generation >> the biggest issue with many schools, i think, is facilities. >> reporter: an estimated 20% to 25% of the money has already been spent on construction projects according to education researcher marguerite roza >> many districts have already put these facilities' projects in motion. >> reporter: she's tracking the emergency covid funds for schools and has some concerns >> i would say, get the kids back on track first and facilities second, so if the kids are learning, then by all means, you know, remodel the gym and get the roof fixed. >> reporter: there i

travis. >> thanks. a couple questions about the suicide working group. i think i hea you say that the secretary is immediately implementing some of the recommendations, and the working group is looking at the other recommendations. i wanted to confirm whether the commendation for new restrictions on the purchase and storage of personal firearms on base is included in the first tranche, or if the working group is still considering. brig. gen. ryder: that will be something the working group will examine in further detail and come back to the secretaryith their assessment and recommendation. >> if i could follow up, on the recommendation that the secretary did decide to implement, why did he choose those specific recommendations? brig. gen. ryder: those recommendations are primarily focused on behavioral and mental health. they are areas where the department already has the thority is necessary to take immediate action. that was the primary driver. of those recommendations, what can we move on right now that will make a difference for our service members? >

a travis tree professional is currently trying to remove trees off homes, but has to wait for better weather to proceed. >> these two 180-foot fur trees landed right through the middle of this guy's house. it's a total -- you're going to have to rebuild the whole house because it smashed everything down to the ground almost. and this is one of 15 that we were called out to do. >> reporter: today's hail seemed to cap off the week. >> it's never really been this cold and this wet. so kind of waking up to rain every day has been different. i think i'm ready for the sunshine and the blue skies again. >> reporter: hobbit handa, nbc bay area news. >> i think we're all ready for that. robert, thank you. people have been sending us a lot of video of the hail and rain. it was really coming down in berkeley. laura kwan rosenbush tweeted this video of her back porch covered in hail. in san francisco, hail all over the sidewalk you see here. this is in the marinainv■ neighborhood. also pouring in the south bay, chris jones took this video in the burbank neighborhood of san jose. to stay on top o

we will say that travis tree professionals, who we were with in looking at some of these are working on 15 different homes that were hit by falling trees. fortunately, no one was actually hurt which is almost miraculous when you think about it. >> definitely, robert. i know you're in san jose today speaking with business owners out there today who are pretty much frustrated, right? because they're trying to continue repairs, but they're waiting for the weather to get a little better. what are they telling you? >> yeah, they're frustrated. but they're kind of resigned. what can you really do about it? we talked to a number of different businesses. you get this spot flooding that goes on. it's an accumulation of the rain. and then it's the sewage system backs up. or they're in a sort of a gully or a hole or something that gathers the water. so we saw a lot of flooding all over the place. it really does restrict people from being able to make repairs. they're really hoping for an extended time away from the storms' effects in order to make repairs. you going to have trouble doing it in

i don't hate the giants >> travis can be tricky if you try to get to the park tonight though. >> here's gianna franco. >> baseball is back. it is a spring training game and they are taking on the a's so if you want to hang out with giants and a's fans now is a good time to do it but expect it to be busy if you are headed out to oracle park today. first pitch at 6:45. you will see busy conditions in and around areas so expect delays on king street. 280 extension will likely get busy for anyone heading into the city for the game. use public transit. you have lots of options. bart, cal train hopefully will get you there with no problems. >> later in sports vern glen will have more on a giants fan favorite. >> darren peck is here. the big question is, is it baseball weather this week? >> well, for opening day on thursday, yeah. because by then we'll be done with this. >> mostly it will be dried out and the a's are opening in oakland. >> we should say go giants and a's by the way. >> i was going to let that slide. >> right. some of us are giants fans. i love the a's. i love to see them do we

. >> does he play football >> he plays soccer >> >> travis kell ce makes his snl debut. >>> big chainschipotle are changing their rewards program does it cost more to be loyal? sam brock takes a look >> reporter: americans' caffeine addiction and the thrill of a free drink has made loyalty programs fan favorites even at entry level for earning a basic coffee has crept up a built in october, dunkin' donuts raised the points needed from $40 to $50 spent, while premium sips like lattes jumped from $40 to $90 >> if you're going to do something in return, i feel like 50 is worth it a hundred is kind of pushing it. >> reporter: that's still less than a brud hoewed hot starbucks coffee >> it doesn't surprise me. just the way the inflation is happening in america >> reporter: starbucks points out their iced coffee and tea are actually fewer stars now adding in a statement to nbc news, we occasionally need to make changes to ensure the long-term sustainability of the starbucks rewards program and to meet the changing needs of our members dunkin''s president says they have offered what they aske

. >>> if you missed it, super bowl champion and ght and for the kansas city chiefs, travis kelce, hosted> he kept it all in the family. for his first time hosting, his older brother jason kelce, and their mother, donna, were in the audience. there they are. during the opening monologue, his brother played for the philadelphia eagles, whom the chiefs to beat in the super bowl. their mom gave became an unaffected start over super bowl week. >> you know, people keep asking me what it was like to beat my brother in the super bowl. and it was pretty awkward. that is because after the game, we had to ride home together. mom drove us there in a minivan. >> [ laughter ] very good. >> later, jason kelce appeared in a skit, playing the new boyfriend of his little brother's ex-girlfriend. >> that could be something. >> that is it for us right now. "nightly news" is next. >> see you again at 6:00. >> ♪ >>> tonight in ohio, another train derails run by the company that crashed in east palestine. dramatic video after the train tumbled off the track. 28 cars overturned. residents asked to shelter in pl

. >>> super bowl winner and now ex-snl host, it has been a big few months for travis kelce.g a studio with singer kelsey ballerina do not worry, the name clinton is not lost on them. his appearance is a special thrill for cast member and kansas city native heidi gardner, who says she enjoys when athletes host. >> i love it, it is like a different energy. they bring something to it that is unexpected, like a fresh edge. i also love when sports guys like jj watson, he had his stuff in a binder, like a playbook. oh, you are treating it like a game, i love watching. >> interesting insight. fans of the show are just as excited. nbc's stephanie role tweeted this video. this was the line outside 30 rock last night for tickets to tonight's show. look at that. you can watch snl here on nbc bay area at 8:30, and catch the encore at our 11:00 newscast after that. >> pressu re joe rosato, jr.: welcome to nbc bay area's "fog city stories." today, we ride along with one of san francisco's veterans of the cable cars as he rumbles through the city and his path to the grip. valentine lupiz: