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tracy believes microdosing is more than just mommy's little helper.t what microdosing is. microdosing is mommy is present and aware and showing up, maybe for the first time ever. >> reporter: how does one manage sort of their emotional state when they are under stress? is microdosing helpful there? it's unclear. >> reporter: dr. neil epperson studies microdosing at the university of colorado. she says women are likely to experience depression and anxiety disorders more frequently than men. but cautions that the stress of parenthood isn't the same as clinical depression. >> stress is normal. it's when we beat ourselves up, we don't give ourselves grace, and we start to look at stress as being dangerous and bad and hurting us. >> reporter: epperson says moms who microdose are increasingly finding support in one another. >> it's kind of also inadvertently creating a village for a lot of women that are finding their group online and really benefitting from that sense of doing something together. >> everybody comes with a unique history and a unique person

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but but because tracy was just very generous here. i get to have the first word and i'll probably steal last. this is a book this is just phenomenal and i am so incredibly happy to be here to talk with dr. smith about because everybody should go out and read it. well, i feel like i want to say i am so excited and also deeply humbled and elated to be able to kind of feel like sit at your feet. a history is something that means so much to me i sometime times feel like i wish my mind were less slippery and that facts and dates would remain affixed where they belong. but i feel reading your work you. make the movement of time and the recur of events and trends so useful. even for someone like me and i'm so deeply for that. well, so but this is a great place to start, i think, because you and i both do, and we are both explored the importance of stories to the individual, from the individual to the world. but we're doing it in very different and and i found your book profoundly moving and and i got a quotation that i just have to to read a

tracy could not take him anymore.laska to work on a construction project. seemed like now or never. so she said it. >>> he was very upset when i told him that i wanted a divorce. and he asked me, would you mind if i at least took marshall with me for a few weeks and i'll bring him back? i thought he'd be back very shortly. and i was wrong. he didn't come back for a long time. >>> a long time. six months. didn't return with son marshall until the divorce with final. it was a quick 20-day divorce, with shared custody of the boys. tracy said lloyd asked to reconcile. she said no. and lloyd ransacked her apartment. threatened her. >>> my boss at work was very concerned about my safety. >>> i'm not surprised. >>> she said get out of town for the weekend, get away from him, so you're safe. >>> so tracey did just that. and also made a decision she would forever regret. she asked a neighbor to watch marshall, not quite for, and jeffrey, who was to, while she was away. >>> she calls me and she said, i think i made a mistake. f

so tracy is going to tell you a little bit about himself. tracy? >> my name is tracy anderson.ave lived in boone all my life. i have a total of 37 years of business in town. i support local businesses. i have a wife and kid, a senior in high school this year. a couple things i want to do. by joining the city council. working with other council members get things resolved instead of fighting. it is much easier to get along and get things worked out then arguing and stuff. i did recently run for mayor. i lost by a small margin. a couple things i wanted to work on were street and road repair, let's not get involved with private business, let them operate. [applause] again, i am running for city council seat and i appreciate your vote. thank you. >> thank you, tracy. another person i would like to introduce. if you notice, we have people in uniform. ucr sheriff. i would like to introduce a policeman who is here. he has been in boone for some time, i think he is a boone native. would you step out please? thank you so much for your service. thank you for coming out here tonight. appr

tracy in to francisco, you're going to see those slow drive times. taking a look at those live drive conditions, wet roads, but traffic still picking up bay bridge 80 to may's to fremont. we're at 8 minutes despite the rain. >> san mateo bridge, all lanes are open. 13 minutes as you make your way into work. no reported issues kind of quiet on the tolls to 1, 0, 1, 7 minutes this morning. >> and golden gate bridge despite the shine on the roadways, we're looking at 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls. >> all right, 504. let's get back to our team coverage of the rain. we've got to head out to marin county now where the nonstop rain is causing roads to flood kron four's. sara stinson showing us what it's like with all this rain throughout sunday. >> this storm has brought nonstop rain and it's starting to accumulate on the roads here in marin county. you can see here off of highway one. there's at least 2 inches of rain here. most people try and stay at home when it rains this hard. but some braved the elements. >> the latest storm hit marin county around 5 su

uh, many showing support for yvonne tracy . that's the postmistress tracy.lection who, uh, plots an election challenge to sir ed davey. um who is not here to defend himself by the way, i wish he was. it'd be fantastic to talk to him and get his side of the story, but, you we're story, but, you know, we're working one. but working on that one. uh, but thank you your emails, thank you for your emails, because are because your views are important. says the important. uh, judith says the post office scandal is getting the nation the attention, outrage of the outrage and sympathy of the people because to the people because thanks to the endurance certain people, endurance of certain people, alan bates and his fellow postmasters , the postmasters and mistresses, the fact and the misery have been portrayed for everyone to see and . and dave, good and judge. and dave, good afternoon dave says. um, uh, yvonne, tracy is simply brilliant. i would vote for her running against ed davey and as i say, he's not here to defend himself. so if you think we're being particularl

now, this is still creating some delays there in tracy. so this is where it happened. this is a two car crash over on westbound 580 before grant line road. right now it is blocking one lane and speeds are down to eight miles per hour. because of this. so this is impacting those commuters out of the central as your drive times for this morning, it's really going to take you a long time right now to get from tracy to dublin. an hour and 30 minutes. >> thank you gloria. developing news president biden is considering how to retaliate without causing wider conflict in the middle east after three american service members were killed in a mistaken the enemy drone for one of their own when it got past defenses. at least 34 others were injured in this attack. secretary of defense lloyd austin was first e since being hospitalized earlier this month. >> president and i will not tolerate an attack on us forces, and we will take all necessary actions to defend the us and our troops, according to u.s. officials, there have been at least 165 attacks on u.s. forces in that region sinc

so tracy is going to tell you a little bit about himself. tracy? >> my name is tracy anderson.boone all my life. i have a total of 37 years of business in town. i have a wife and kid, a senior in high school this year. a couple things i want to do. by joining the city council. working with other council members get things resolved instead of fighting. it is much easier to get along and get things worked out then arguing and stuff. i did recently run for mayor. i lost by a small margin. a couple things i wanted to work on were street and road repair, let's not get involved with private business, let them operate. [applause] again, i am running for city council seat and i appreciate your vote. thank you. >> thank you, tracy. another person i would like to introduce. if you notice, we have people in uniform. ucr sheriff. i would like to introduce a policeman who is here. he has been in boone for some time, i think he is a boone native. would you step out please? thank you so much for your service. thank you for coming out here tonight. appreciate it very much. [applause] ok. this

here's a look at one of the suspects. 27-year-old mark sanders of tracy.sted early on tuesday in livermore. the other suspect is identified as 28-year-old allen brown of chico. officer tuan le was working undercover last friday as he and other officers responded to a burglary at a marijuana business near jack london square. police say he was shot and killed when the suspects tried to get away. today a third suspect charged in series of burglaries connected to the case will also be arraigned. [ chanting ] >>> early sacramento as hundreds of protesters took over the capitol and state lawmakers returned to work. they were all calling for a cease fire in gaza. it dissipated peacefully. no arrests were made and everyone cleared out around 4:00 p.m. some called it a victory. state senators reckoned with the needs of their constituents. at least 100 people died after twin explosions ripped through a memorial for a top iranian general. no one immediately claimed responsibility for the blast here that happened just minutes apart. iranian officials said a pair of bo

hilltower ceo advisor, strategist, tracy shuchart.cy there are no doubts we've seen spikes in freights and particularly in europe and china. to me it is only a matter of time before it hits our economy. the only question for me, how much it will hit our economy? >> well, yeah, exactly. you know, it takes time for this data to really filter in the markets when we factor in shipping times and time to get goods to the shelves and how long does it take for the, those sort of shortages to show up in the market. you know, what's really interesting is in we look at a chart of the drury shipping rates, if you look at shanghai to l.a., versus core cpi, the fed's favorite metric, you can see they pretty much move hand in hand. over the last couple of months we have shipping rates that accelerating higher. while cpi has yet to catch up but it is only a matter of time that we see this data start catching up. so it is going to be later than most people think, but it definitely will. and you know, of course the administration does not want to worry

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tracy. mark, just shout when you get some kind of notice or some kind of results and we'll we'll bring you back live. mark meredith live for us in dixville notch. thank you. let's bring in tonight's panel. fox news contributor leslie marshall and former new hampshire republican congressional candidate matt mowers. uh, matt, do you first, i mean, first, give us the odds are six votes, two independent or undeclared and four republicans. how do you think it goes? uh, well, you know, i think if you pass this prolog, you got to look at the 2020 general election. actually all six voters in trump versus biden voted for biden. so that would tell me these are more moderate republicans for those for registered republicans, i think you're probably going to see nikki haley win dixville notch, which means she'll have a lead at least for six hours or so until, uh, the rest of the polls open. i wonder? it's ridiculous. leslie marshall and you know, when he's talking about there, matt. but it's one of those

our next honoree is tracy j jenkins.is the cofounder and executive director of the boris lawrence henson foundation. she is a seasoned nonprofit leader with a specialty in organizational health, fundraising, capacity building and strategic partnership. tracy is the cohost and executive producer of the three-time emmy nominated peace of mind on facebook watch. she is a certified mindfulness meditation teacher. we all could use some of that. dramatic trauma -- traumatic trauma healing practitioner with a focus on systematic trauma on individuals and the collective body. tracy is a motivational speaker and artist. a writer, a producer and a 20 year veteran in education. that deserves a round of applause. [applause] tracy jade is the founder and director of the equanimity institute of somatic art, culture and wellness which opens the spring of 2024. she is all things amazing. ladies and gentlemen, tracy jade jenkins. [applause] >> thank you so much. i appreciate that. thank you. good morning. i had this whole speech written

ladies and gentlemen, tracy j jenkins. [applause] >> hi. >> good morning.ow, i have this whole speech written up and ready to go till the sister walked into the room and just shook me and i'll tell you why she shook me. we work in the mental health space. i shared this mission with my best friend since the 7th grade taraji p henson and we run around the sigma around the community, and there is that we don't have jobs, we can't pay the rent and these are real problems and issues, but what we don't take into account is what's happening inside of us. seven generations are living inside of our bodies. seven generations. 90% of our thinking is negative. that's for everybody. 85 to 90% of our thinking are repetitive thoughts. so imagine that. what black folks face every single day, repeated oppression, daily stressors in the workplace, in the home. so when i saw the sister walk through the space, i did not look at her as somebody who came to agitate. i saw her and the seven generations that came into the room with her. so before you make judgment, please be sure

our next honoree is tracy j jenkins. she is the cofounder and executive director of the boris lawrence henson foundation. she is a seasoned nonprofit leader with a specialty in organizational health, fundraising, capacity building and strategic partnership. tracy is the cohost and executive producer of the three-time emmy nominated peace of mind on facebook watch. she is a certified mindfulness meditation teacher. we all could use some of that. dramatic trauma -- traumatic trauma healing practitioner with a focus on systematic trauma on individuals and the collective body. tracy is a motivational speaker and artist. a writer, a producer and a 20 year veteran in education. that deserves a round of applause. [applause] tracy jade is the founder and director of the equanimity institute of somatic art, culture and wellness which opens the spring of 2024. she is all things amazing. ladies and gentlemen, tracy jade jenkins. [applause] >> thank you so much. i appreciate that. thank you. good morning. i had this whole speech wri

if we look at the maps, we do still have the area of fog through livermore and tracy.rom that, your south bay commute, whether you're driving along northbound 101, 280 or 85, you're looking at a regular, pretty much standard commute. back to you. >> back to normal. >>> 5:54 right now. happening now, san francisco police are still looking for the people wanted in connection to a burglary in the sunset district that happened over the weekend. security cameras caught multiple men breaking into this sports apparel store called footprint. they shattered the window and made several trips in and out of the store to load up their car with merchandise. police arrived just as the thieves were driving away, but no arrests have been made. the owner is upset, he says this is the fourth time in the last few years burglars have broken into his store. >>> next, nbc bay area responds. >> the new year has barely just begun, but we need to talk about back to school, specifically for college kids, because there's big money in the balance. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. that's nex

tracy as well as brett would antioch and oakley james. john, thank you.the peninsula. redwood city woman now under arrest for allegedly threatening her 13 year-old son. >> with a knife, police were called to reports of a family disturbance on gordon street wednesday afternoon. the boy told investigators that his mother pointed a knife at his neck during an argument that woman hasn't yet been identified, but she has been booked into the san mateo county jail on charges of felony child endangerment and felony assault with a deadly weapon. and now facing 6 years in prison for stealing packages in san francisco, south beach neighborhood. john david has been convicted now of one felony count of first degree residential burglary and possession of burglary tools. prosecutors say that martin was seen breaking into an apartment and picking up packages on a security camera. martin sentencing is set for february 2nd. the deadline to apply for college financial aid is quickly approaching. and this year, there's an update now to the application. one san jose high scho

depending on how this election turns out you could see real changes in the climate space. >> ben tracy thank you very much. >> margaret, thanks. >>> that's it for us. happy new year. thanks for watching. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good morning and happy new year. i'm ed o'keefe in washington. 2024 came in with a bang, with fireworks and parties and revelers around the world raising a glass to the brand-new year. as urge, the biggest party of all was in new york's times square. 1 million people packing the crossroads of the world as the tiffany ball came down for a joyous start to 2024. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ auld lang syne ♪ >> the nation's largest police department was out in force to keep everyone safe. astrid martinez has the story. >> we could give a specific location, like how many people are on this corner -- >> reporter: high above the celebration -- >> when the sun goes down, it's a whole different sight, too. >> reporter: law enforcement is on high alert. >> we're covering the whole city, but we're focused on manhattan. >> reporter: anybody wants

trump, and i'm looking forward to it again for the good of this country >> reporter: in washington, tracy wilkins, nbc news. >>> now to breaking news, cent com says the u.s. has again bombed yemen in what's being called a preemptive strike american navy ships launched tomahawk missiles, taking out houthi missiles. the houthis control about a third of imenyemen, which they'e using as a base to attack ships in the red sea last night's strike came just hours after an american-owned ship was struck by a houthi drone. the ship was damaged but nobody was injured. >>> the justice department will release a new report into the dis disastrous police response into the uvalde shooting. ahead of the release attorney general merrick garland visited the small texas town, seeing murals of the 19 murdered children two teachers were also killed. local police were widely criticized for their slow response to the shooting >>> in dramatic twin press releases, the british royal family released serious health news for both king charles and kate princess of wales they have both canceled public events for the nea

the red wave a lot more often than the green wave. >> we're trying to change that. >> reporter: ben tracy, seattle. >>> a man is arrested after a tensz standoff inside the building that houses colorado's supreme court. details next. >>> a man is under arrest tonight in colorado after firing multiple shots and causing extensive damage inside the building that houses the state's supreme court in denver. police say after crashing his car, the man shot out a window and forced his way inside, where he held a security guard at gunpoint before surrendering. investigators say the incident is not linked to threats to the court following a ruling last month to remove donald trump from the primary ballot. >>> the new york city and washington, d.c. areas were rattled today by small earthquakes. a 2.3 magnitude quake centered near rockville, maryland, struck just before 1:00 a.m. followed by a 1.7 earthquake that shook a neighborhood in queens, new york. there were no reports of serious damage or injuries. >>> for the first time in the history of powerball, someone has hit the jackpot on new year's da

cbs's ben tracy takes a look in our continuing series, "protecting the planet." >> reporter: so we areost of us hate getting stuck at red lights. when i see a red light, i am annoyed. [laughter] but julian rothenberg is not like most of us. >> when i look at a red light, i see opportunities. >> reporter: her job with google's to make traffic lights, like those at three intersections in seattle, more efficient and less annoying. >> a few seconds from here to there, and that shift can have a big impact. >> reporter: google's new project green light system uses its vast maps database and artificial intelligence to optimize traffic lights around the world. >> are these court made it already? >> so they are actually not. >> reporter: the system suggest changes in city engineers then decide if they want to implement them. >> we had one case where we moved four seconds from a north-south street to an east-west street, for a particular time of day, can reduce traffic. >> reporter: once the system makes an adjustment, how quickly can you make an adjustment? >> it can take 5 minutes. >> reporter

major. >> major: ben tracy, thank you.ensions in the middle east, president biden was briefed by his national security team this morning about the escalating conflict between iranian backed rebels and the united states navy. meanwhile, israel announced it withdrawing thousands of troops from gaza signaling a new phrase in the fighting but as cbs's ian lee reports, the war shows no sign of ending soon. >> reporter: sirens rang in the new year in israel as hamas fired rockets, the country's iron dome missile defense system illuminated the sky with interceptions. putting gaza 2024 looks a lot like the previous year. men rescued an injured child as the sound of explosions chased them in khan younis. the hospitals in gaza are so full, doctors treat injured children on the floor. in rafah, at this cramped tent city, everyone hopes the new year will bring peace. while this 11-year-old simply states "i wish not to die in 2024." israel has also experienced loss in this war, the idf says more than 170 soldiers have been killed since

cuando la policía de tracy detuvo a haines, se encontraba en posesión de más de mil pastillas falsaso, además de hongos. alucinó menos otras drogas y armas. todo esto en la misma casa en donde vivían sus hijos menores de edad. el jefe de policía de tracy indicó en un comunicado que el arresto de james por homicidio refleja las graves consecuencias entre la crisis del fentanilo que vivimos en nuestras comunidades y la peligrosa intersección entre la distribución de drogas y sus consecuencias. mortal es el fiscal de distrito dio a conocer que el año pasado decomisaron más de 980.000 dosis de fentanil lo suficiente, dijo, para erradicar a toda la población del condado de san joaquín. de acuerdo con los servicios de salud del condado, en el 2023 se registraron 100 muertes por fentanilo, 50% más que el año anterior. se espera que ice regrese a corte el 7 de febrero en stockton. alejandra quesada, telemundo. >> siguiendo con este tema, le comentamos que solo este mes en la ciudad de fort worth, texas, sentenciaron a cárcel a una persona que utilizó instagram para atraer adolescentes y vend

. >> tracy gonzalez of illinois found out that she was not a match to donate a kidney to her husband,y was a match for a woman in arizona. coincidentally, that woman's brother also needed a kidney and tracy was a match for him, so she donated a kidney to him, and in return, his sister donated a kidney to tony. >> i said absolutely whatever i can do, i'm doing it because he's my best friend, my person, and i need somebody to shovel the snow. the two families met virtually, and everyone is doing well. >> next, the nfl is bringing some star power to the super bowl pregame show. >> reba mcentire will be singing the national anthem, and post malone will perform america the beautiful. they'll be joined by oscar nominated actress and singer andra day, but good lineup madonna is getting sued for being late. >> two fans claim her concert in brooklyn last month didn't start until 1030, and they had trouble finding rides home. there suing for unspecified damages. and finally, the hockey announcer getting the scare of his life. >> it was during an amateur game in canada, and listen to the announc

cbs's ben tracy takes a look in our continuing series, "protecting the planet." >> reporter: so we aren. we are stopped. most of us hate getting stuck at red lights. when i see a red light, i am annoyed. [laughter] but juliet rothenberg is not like most of us. >> when i look at a red light, i see opportunity. >> reporter: her job with google is to make traffic lights, like those at three intersections in seattle, more efficient and less annoying. >> shift a few seconds from here to there, and that shift can have a big impact. >> reporter: google's new project green light system uses its vast maps database and artificial intelligence to optimize traffic lights around the world. >> are these intersections coordinated already? >> so they are actually not. >> reporter: the system suggests changes and city engineers then decide if they want to implement them. >> we had one case where we moved four seconds from a north-south street to an east-west street, for a particular time of day, can reduce some of that stop-and-go traffic. >> reporter: once the system makes a suggestion, how quickly ca

will deliver into orbit a native of belarus, ruscosmos cosmonaut oleg navitsky, and nasa astronaut tracyyson. marina vasilevskaya admitted in an interview that she would take belarusian flags, as well as those of the national olympic committee and a child’s photograph into space. the emblem is made in the form of a score, which means victory and achievement of goals. the emblem contains surnames. crew members, as well as state flags of the countries participating in the flight, russia, belarus and the usa. at the bottom of the emblem is mount kazbek, the crew’s call sign. washington's actions not only fuel conflicts, but also ricochet on the economy. us and british strikes on houthi targets have only provoked further chaos in the shipping industry. bloomberg draws such conclusions about the situation in the red sea. owner operators, at least 2003. 600 merchant ships heeded naval coalition recommendations to bypass the red sea, and insurers responded by limiting insurance coverage. the result has been a sharp decline in supplies through the waterway, through which about 12% of global seab

there are no crashes but as you come out of tracy getting on to 580 might be windy.areful in the larger more high profile vehicles. >>> we have a developing story, piece of fuselage has been found in a backyard in oregon after a plug broke free at 16,000 feet in the air. the pilot managed to make an emergency landing. faa has grounded all the 737 max 9 aircraft. we have a lot to talk about, much more in a live report from portland in a few minutes. stay tuned for that especially if you are traveling. >>> there is concern that war in gaza can spread to other countries that border israel. that's why blinken went to warn that it needs to be continue contained. his message, what the u.s. is strongly against. he asked qatar officials to continue what they have been doing, having high level talks to broker release of hostages. hamas continues this morning to hold more than 100 hostages. another topic, muslim countries with deep pockets to help with reconstruction of gaza once the war is over. >>> shouts of shame from protesters at home near berkeley's people's park. the ca

25 will deliver into orbit... a native of belarus, roscosmos cosmonaut oleg navitsky, astronaut nas tracyyson. marina vasilevskaya. in the interview, he admitted that he would take belarusian flags, as well as those of the national olympic committee and a child’s photograph into space. the emblem is made in the form of a count, which means victory and achievement goals. the emblem bears the names of the crew members, as well as the state flags of the countries participating in the flight: russia, belarus and the usa. at the bottom. this is a rare genetic disease, manifested by the appearance of blisters on the mucous membrane and skin filled with serous fluid, the bags are formed at the site of microtraumas of the skin of the mucous membranes, sometimes their formation is spontaneous, caring for such patients is not easy, special dressings will greatly facilitate the life of patients, in those forms that currently require the use of special dressings and special dressing material. 124 people, of which 56 are children, and of these , six children actually suffer from a very severe form, wh

expedition along with roscosmos cosmonaut oleg navitsky, a native of belarus, and commander nasa astronaut tracyion for the flight takes about 8 months , including studying the systems of the manned spacecraft, training to practice the crew’s actions in various situations, including during an emergency landing in different climatic conditions. zones and other training. he plans to create it already in february. exam as part of the main crew, the space flight itself is scheduled for the end of march. a scientific space flight program developed by the national academy of sciences of belarus and the roscosmos state corporation with the participation of the russian academy of sciences will be carried out on board the iss. anton smolsky today led the overall standings of the commonwealth cup, winning the pursuit race on the home stage track in raubichi. for the leader of the belarusian national team, this was the golden double. yesterday the athlete took the award. he's sick, right? yes, yes, yes, who delighted and impressed you the most today? ah, well, well, when the men, ah, well, the men’s race,

tracy, good to see you. thank you for being with us.e might be very valid political reasons why the biden administration doesn't trumpet this as much as it might, but we are actually producing a lot of oil and there is not just an economic consequence to that, there is a geopolitical consequence to that. >> hi, ali, thank you so much for having me. nothing like talking about the recovery on a friday night, so thank you so much. but there is absolutely true that u.s. domestic oil production has been surging, and this is a relatively unappreciated aspect, i, think, of the u.s. economy at the moment. if you look at production, or at something like more than 13 million barrels per day in the u.s. so, that means that the u.s. accounts for something like one in eight total barrels produced on a per day basis. if you count in things like other types of liquids, it is even higher. so these are absolutely staggering figures and, as you mentioned, it kind of puts a dent in their argument that presidents, specifically the democratic presidents lik

tracy into dublin for about a 40 minute drive. highway four is looking good into concord. and there's your drive from san rafael across the golden gate. looking good under 20 minutes. >> all right. thank you. so much, sue. first lady doctor jill biden is in san francisco today as part of a west coast fundraising trip for her husband's campaign. she'll be at an event in the city today. she'll head to southern california later tonight and then return to the bay area tomorrow for another fundraiser in sonoma county. meanwhile president biden is clearly watching the republican race after donald trump's victory in iowa. biden shared a message for the candidates. you know, it's kind of funny. >> all these republican candidates in the primary trying to beat donald trump. i'm still the only person to ever beat donald trump, and i'm looking forward to it again for the good of this country, republicans are now setting their sights on new hampshire with a primary in less than a week away. >> the republican debate that was planned ahead of the new hampshire primary has been canceled b

the tracy triangle area. another issue, we have 101, southbound at 8.80, northbound, a serious accident in the oakland area causing some places we're looking at about 15 miles per hour. so you can take one 30 or 87 in oakland, but you still going to see those lower drive times probably for the next 30 minutes. happening now, 6.80, south near sunol boulevard in pleasant. and this is car lost. a driver lost control of the car down a ditch. we're waiting for a tow truck to pull it out of the ditch. so some areas shut down right now. again, 6.80, southbound. there's tunnel you can to 84 5.80, to avoid some delays. you're going to see those slower drive times. all right. you can see the road on the way you can see the rain on the roadways and traffic slowly bay bridge maze to fremont. we're looking at 13 minutes. what roadways this going to mateo bridge, 80 to 101 traffic still moving. we're looking at 13 minutes, at least for right now. building tolls to want to what we're at 8 minutes. and despite the rain and w

i want to bring in hill tower resource ceo and market strategist tracy shoechart.sly. [laughter] talk to us about this, because everyone's saying there'll be anywhere from 3-7 rate cuts. you're saying, hold on. >> i think hold on right now. i definitely don't think march is on the table right now. but really my -- right now is what's going on in the red sea, right? because we're already seeing insurance rates that are higher, ask and we just had out this week big with retailers such as ikea have already said they're experiencing two-and-a-half week delayses. and now -- i knows this is no comparison to the eight-week delay cans at the height of covid is, but it really looks like this is not to be are resolved soon. in fact, maersk, the largest shipping company in the world, are thinking about this in terms of months and quarters and not days or weeks like they initially thought. so this could be a while, and this is adding, you know, an extra 10, 20 days depending on the vessel and export hub origination. we already have container tanker rates, daily tanker rates ri

so this is tracy triangles. you make your way into san francisco patterson pass or 11 street to avoid some of those delays and traffic still at a crawl in some spots. 6.80, southbound near signal after someone lost control the car. that car still in a ditch. you want to 5.80, to try to avoid delays there. take a look at your screen. bay east of fremont. 24 minutes this morning. what slippery roadways? slow drive times. also bumper to bumper san mateo 80 to 101. we're at 22 minutes in the yellow tolls to 101. we're looking at 16 minutes. once you past the tolls and right now, rain really coming down as john's been telling you, golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls were at 48 minutes. >> all right. in san francisco, a new fashion exhibit is now open at the de young museum. its called fashioning san francisco, a century of style. and boy, you can see the different styles that are on display. everything from the early 19, 100's to modern designs. there will also be an augmented reality activity so that you can see wha

tracy triangle, as you make your way into san super commuters. we have a seven-mile backup 5.80, grant line road. you want to take a patterson passed to avoid some delays because we've been looking at 15 miles per hour for probably the past 3 hours. an early-morning accident, 2.80, southbound near 80 southbound in san jose causing traffic. you can see we're about 3 mile backup 15 miles per hour. you can take steven creek boulevard to try to avoid some delays. but as we are showing you is just a wet mask. you can see that bay bridge mesa fremont. 22 minutes this morning, bumper to bumper traffic for you. san mateo just really showing traffic is sluggish, those driving conditions really poor this morning tolls to want to want all lanes open. 9 minutes for you. golden gate really see that rain coming down. wet slippery roadways. 37 to the tolls. despite it all, we're still at 40 minutes. >> thanks, brittany. a 20 right now and another big story that we're following this morning. the small plane that crashed in half moon bay earlier this month. offic

tracy concord, antioch, oakley spots like that. we do have some fog. so watch for in our for this to inland spots. current temperatures are in the 40's to 50's. so a light jacket is what you need this morning. but make it the rain jacket because by the time you're leaving work later on today, it's going to look a whole lot different showers on the way, especially into the afternoon, expecting most of it get to get here after 02:00pm james. all right, john, thank you. let's check the rose. not much to talk about it. certainly ,riday light out there. we're seeing that here at the bay bridge. >> 13 minutes to get from the toll plaza in oakland over into san francisco. the san mateo bridge also moving swiftly. no major blocs getting in your way. 14 minutes to cross that span. the richmond, sandra fell bridge even better. 10 minutes to get from richmond out to the north bay. and then our final stop for you this morning. the golden gate bridge where southbound 1, 1, moving. well, 20 minutes to get from the bottle down into san francisco 701. and in less than

tracy this week. all right, the moment jane space live 1st there in dallas. let's see. dad's military says it's been able to reclaim back some cherokee from the permanency rapid support forces around the city of on demand as fighting between the 2 sides continues to expand to other areas. the war is now in its 9th months, then has led to the biggest displacement crisis in the world. hey, we're moving reports from on the mind near the capital have to this is what the streets of on demand step up of what new by we now looked like. the aftermath of battle between this 2 denise army and the power military rapids support forces are our staff, homes and shops. all were dealt with bullets and artillery holes all destroyed since the recess and took the district nearly 5 months ago. until recently, what new valley was the battlefield between the sudanese army and the rapids support forces here and on through man. nearly all of its presidents have been displaced as a result. the student is armeno, controls that and is pushing to re getting more grounds from the fighter

tracy, good to see you. thank you for being with us., there might be very valid political reasons why the biden administration doesn't -- with us as much as it might, but we are actually producing a lot of oil and there is not just an economic consequence to that, there is a geopolitical consequence to that. >> hi, ali, thank you so much for having me. nothing like talking about the recovery on a friday night, so thank you so much. but there is absolutely true that u.s. domestic oil production has been surging, and this is a relatively unappreciated aspect, i, think of the u.s. economy at the moment. if you look at production, or at something like more than 13 million barrels per day in the u.s.. so, that means that the u.s. accounts for something like one in eight total barrels produced on a per day basis. if you count in things like other types of liquids, it is even higher. so these are absolutely staggering figures and, as you mentioned, it kind of puts a dent in their argument that presidents, specifically the democratic presidents

tracy, stockton. dave. >> all right. steve thank you.like taylor swift now where her clothing design is like right here. the next celebrity who will be wearing a custom nfl outfit designed by the wife of the 49ers fullback. and it could be a major blow for the so-called delta tunnel project. the court ruling from a judge that may threaten that controversial effort in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. for civil rights violations. the department of education investigated both the oakland and san francisco unified school district. now, the department didn't say wh

expedition along with ruscosmos cosmonaut, native of belarus oleg novitsky, and commander nasa astronaut tracysen. preparation for the flight takes about 8 months and includes studying the systems of the manned spacecraft, training to practice the crew’s actions in various situations, including during an emergency landing in different climatic zones, and other training. delivery is planned for february exam. as part of the main crew, the space flight itself is scheduled for the end of march. our national development of more than 5,000 state standards in the belarusian standardization system. last year , over 500 of these were approved. belarus holds a high bar in the world of quality standards, said the head of the relevant department, valentin tataritsky, in the project, question number one. today the emphasis is on standards, including in the field of smart industry including smart city, electron. produce products, have the opportunity to in real time, to observe and participate in the process of developing modern requirements in the form of standards, to see where the world is moving, what

n all right, tracy, tell me where' i'm going wrong. okay. the whole concept of just leo, the wt them live and stay e and they're not bothering anyonere. yone," i it's more than that. it's a it's a safety structureo, issue. so at least in my neighborhood, this whole area here, families walk with their dogs, children play, bikes. it's a it's a family based community. and to know that these caves20 are 20 feet below us f, it's downright scary. ounds he those caves go well into the grounds here. what's to stop is to them from g under the houses next to u.s.ho, house? and they figured, burrow unde through your den and maybe steal somethin g out of your fridge or swim my pool or swim in your pool or raid the fridge . >> anything. have any of the kids ridde hancles i their bicycles into the caventss four kids yesterday just went over the embankment to go lookt. at the caves. okay. are there cave women or is it just cavemense: are ? ? i think it's cave families, . honestly are. they're trying to sell some children's clothing. there. rouple there may

>> ben tracy, thank you. >>> now to rising tensions in the middle east.s national security team this morning about the escalating conflict between iranian-backed rebels and the united states navy. meanwhile, israel announced it's withdrawing thousands of troops from gaza, signalling a new phase in the fighting. as cbs' ian lee reports, the war shows no sign of ending soon. >> reporter: sirens rang in the new year in israel as hamas fired rockets. the country's iron dome missile defense system illuminated the sky with interceptions. but in gaza, 2024 looks a lot like the previous year. men rescued an injured child as the sound of explosions chased them in khan younis. the hospitals in gaza are so full, doctors treat injured children on the floor. in rafah at this cramped tent city, everyone hopes the new year will bring peace. while this 11-year-old simply states, "i wish not to die in 2024." israel has also experienced loss in this war. idf says over 170 soldiers have been killed since the ground invasion in gaza. sunday, israel began demobilizing thousan

, but i think perhaps his uh biggest achievement was not so much to do with any individual award or tracy. but robin, the impact he had on the reputations of buying munich and the german national team . he really tons then at both of those teams into power houses of the global game at he helped them become teams that you always expected to be reaching finals and winning trophies. and that wasn't necessarily the case beforehand by and hasn't won a lead title for over 30 years prior to back in bows, arrival, and ascension within the same. and i think that is what will be really his last thing. legacy, especially for buying music and west. do you have any funds? are her thoughts provides a oliver of a moody outside buying and music headquarters? this is reminded that top story is this our diplomatic efforts to contain the israel time us for are increasing to a secretary of state and to the bank. and holes tools with senior is writing this throughout the day and the suggest bring the hearing, gentleman and the footboard and the legend fronts back about as guide events as one of the games best

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tracy rojas lives across the street from the caves, and she joins me now. whole concept of "just let them live and stay there, they're not bothering anyone," it's more than that. it's a safety structure issue. at least in my neighborhood, this whole area here, families walk with their dogs, children play. bikes. it's a family-based community, and to know that these caves are 20 feet below us, it is downright scary. those caves go well into the grounds here. what is to stop them from going under the houses, under my house, into my yard? >> jesse: so they can burrow underneath your house and tunnel up through your den and maybe steal something out of your fridge? >> or swim in my pool. >> jesse: or swim in your pool, or raid the fridge, anything. have any of the kids read in their bicycles into the caves? >> four kids yesterday just went over the embankment to go look at the caves the caves. >> jesse: are there women were just cavemen? >> i think it is cave families, honestly. >> jesse: are there cave throuples? >> there may be couples but we did see children