hey tracy, what are you doing this summer?going on vacation, or are you staying in new jersey? >> i'm going to run my daughter -- i'm going to run one of my daughters out to disney world. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. >> i'm so glad i'm able to take and treat my kids this way. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know? 'cause when i was younger, my father said, "we're going to see mickey", but it was just some dude that owed him money. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that's different. >> he had four teeth, and two of those was in his pocket. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: gonna go take you to see mickey. >> i've got an uncle that gets hit by cars professionally. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. >> he's on crack. >> jimmy: i gotta meet him one day. i was googling you before the show. and there's a lot of facts in there that i don't know if it's real -- and this is -- now i'm not doing a bit. >> before you go on with this bit, is there any police in here? [ laughter ] i want nothing -- >> jimmy: no. >> statute of limitations. >> jimmy: 'cause i

si vive aquí en tracy, venga al centro de recursos para familias en donde lo atenderán.la) ¿con quién hablas? (nieta) con fargo, mi asistente. (abuela) ¡mi nieta ya tiene asistente! toda una jefa con asistente. (nieta) fargo, ¿cuál es mi puntaje de crédito? (abuela) mija, invita a tu asistente a cenar. (nieta) fargo es mi asistente virtual. (vo) fargo, el nuevo asistente virtual de wells fargo te ayuda a hacer tus transacciones bancarias más fáciles y rápidas. (abuela) asistente es asistente. (vo) juntos, vamos con todo. se trata precisamente de este joven y un nuevo deporte que forma parte de los juegos olímpicos parís, 2024. se trata del breakdancing que hará su debut y llamará la atención, por cierto, de muchos jóvenes y también de adultos. arantxa loizaga entrevistó a un joven, quien representa a los estados unidos en esta nueva categoría. todavía me siento que puedo hacer más y más. el camino olímpico de la estrella de breaking víctor montalvo, conocido como bboy vector, comenzó siendo un niño. when i was six. cuando tenía 6 años jugábamos beat street todo el tiempo

they were banned by a tracy with russia until the us withdrew from that tracy 5 years ago. and we can get more on this from our chief political editor, mikayla customer, who joins us and now from the nice so summit that's happening in washington dc. so it makes it a lot. what is this deployment of long range missiles to germany going to look like and tell us how significant it is that you have needs agreed to this it is a huge step. it shows that the german concept will not sold once to take it german defense. and it's scaring russell awesome. doing anything more significant in the future to the next level. from 2026. we expect those weapons as tumbled to actually be stationed in germany. the range of 2000 kilometers, put small sco within that range. so it's on surprising that russert reacted. in fact, a rough quote the, the, the deputy foreign minister said that would be an a military technical response. there's also an narrative from the russian side that says that this is an escalation by the 2. and of course, with the russians, claiming that the entire war of aggression

they will then buy a tracy with russia until the us withdrew from that tracy 5 years ago. i also chief political edited me say, look, who's now, who's in washington dc right now. how significant it is that germany has agreed to host long range missiles. it is a huge step. it shows that the german concept will not solve one to take the german defense and the scaring russell awesome. doing anything more significant in the future to a next level from 2026. we expect those weapons is to actually be stationed in germany. the range of 2000 kilometers puts must go within that range. so it's on surprising that russert reacted. in fact, a rough quote, the, the, the deputy foreign minister said that would be an, a military technical response. there's also an narrative from the russian side that says that this is an escalation by the 2. and of course, with the russians, claiming that the entire war of aggression in ukraine was really a result of russet being threatened. so clearly it is the german shots, the united states, and that by nature willing to take this political risk of pot

tracy, thanks so much forjoining us here on bbc news.biking and what it is about this sport that got you, got you into it in the first place. hi, there, thanks. yeah, mountain biking has been been a competition now for many years at the olympics, but still is kind of yet to be on the mainstream. but it's basically a multi—lap — so cross—country that we saw today, which is the only olympic discipline of mountain biking, there's others like downhill and enduro, but cross—country, which is a multi—lap race. it's a mass start and they completed seven laps today around a course that takes you up and downhill across some pretty tricky terrain. and it's basically the fastest, the first person that crosses the finish line wins. so yeah, some great scenes today from watching myself. tell me a little bit about the team gb interest because we saw evie richards earlier on competing. she came fifth, didn't she, in the competition. she did really well considering what she's had to go through over the last few months. yeah. so this is evie's second oly

also westbound 205 a crawl out of tracy onto the altamont pass.is 53 minutes kumasi. >> thank you francis breaking overnight hurricane beryl made landfall in texas. we want to take a live look right now at galveston, texas, where intense winds have been slamming this area for hours now. and the storm is bringing dangerous storm surge. it could drop a foot of rain before it's all done. abc news reporter nguyen live. with the impact that residents in texas are facing right now. good morning. i'm good morning, kumasi. >> at this point, for some, waking up in south texas, it might be kind of a scary situation to see the destruction around each one of those homes and businesses. officials are warning, of course, of flash flooding and rough winds, telling people right now just to stay inside. this morning, hurricane beryl slamming into texas, making landfall just south of houston, the category one hurricane bringing torrential rain and damaging winds. >> it will be a deadly storm for people who are directly in that path. >> barrels, sustained winds incr

in space and there are no wars or hostility, our marina vasilevskaya went to the iss together with tracyly also followed this, how it was published, how it was positioned and whether it gave any then the impetus, perhaps for cooperation, i followed in the real dimension, for me the subject of special pride was that marina vasilevskaya, oleg novitsky, tracy zaison.

a woman named tracy reached out to me on social media.reporting, she said, but i knew there was a but coming. but tracy said she was deeply troubled by the media's coverage of the doubt regarding president biden's ability to do the job and whether he should step aside. she believes we've been biased against biden, pointing out each gaffe and flub. of course, president biden has also been hammered by the media many times who trump rather. and just as there are deep concerns about trump's worthiness to serve another term, there are real and growing concerns from with his own party within his own party about biden's ability to handle four more years. tracy encourages me to be a journalist in the vein of walter cronkite, who reported in the best interest of the country. she reminds me. i would remind her that what really matters is that the truth is always in the best interest of the country, and i always love to hear from you and thank you, tracy, very much for reaching out. i truly appreciate it. it's a great discussion to have. i'd love to

the bottom of rights campaign is believe the new law will allow for the adventurer with ton of tracy hunting. andrew simmons, i was just a fence it from me. so this news out back in the moment, actually we're back of itself. we also stay with us. the in 2 weeks into protests against a controversial finance bill. demonstrators are still on the streets of can you police accused of disproportionate violets showed no signs of backing down. president william retail may have scrapped the bill, but protesters demands, as of all, they want justice for what they say was the government's heavy handed response to canyons exercising their constitutional rights. there's still a great deal of anger against the government protesters here say their voices are still not heard. and the government still doesn't understand. they're coming out and protests in 2021. the toughest security surfaces the rest, the 15 suspected spies. allegedly, we're going to buys rainy intelligence, the must have 2 reports on our list 1000000000 and just allow me to get in touch you sometimes they recruit you and you don't e

so the drive time from tracy to dublin right now is 41 minutes. but it's green on southbound 680 as you make your way from dublin down to fremont and also northbound 85 101 to cupertino is 16 minutes. reggie. thanks, francis. >> we know the high fire danger is on a lot of your minds. if you live in the east bay hills, especially after last night when a fire burned along grizzly pig boulevard near the berkeley oakland orinda border, people started seeing flames around 930. it's not clear what sparked the flames. crews say they received an initial call of illegal fireworks going off in the area, and an abc seven news crew did see what appeared to be a box of fireworks on the side of the road. fire officials say no one was hurt and no structures were damaged. crews were able to keep the fire to about two acres. now that high fire danger and dangerous heat have prompted east bay regional parks to close some areas for the rest of the week. more than two dozen parks are off limits, including the trails at tilden park. anthony chabot regional park and ro

i want to bring in hill tower resource advise or ceo tracy shuchart. are saying this points to right over the horizon new geopolitical threats. what's going on? >> well, i mean, you have to understand yes, china has been stockpiling commodities. they have been for a while. that was the whole purpose of the belt road initiative was to expand sort of their empire, get mining contracts, and things of that nature in other countries, particularly in africa so that they could bring those commodities home, process them and sell them to the rest of the world, so this is definitely not a new thing. it's kind of very overt about it because of the bri, so i don't think there's necessarily anything else except for self-preservation and trying to take care of -- charles: the way its been written up is theres going to be some serious issues, particularly with the next administration, somethings going to be happening with taiwan at some point and they want to be prepared for some sort of shock i guess, but let me ask you about what's happening here in america with ev

tracy is obviously weak in the geography of the country and her stay. the native and town of barbton in agayo, where. the main attraction is the pigsty of the industrialist barber, not pretty for a diplomat. according to the ambassador, biden gave the go-ahead for one unnamed region, this. outright lie. the americans have long been using high-precision weapons to strike the belgorod, kursk, bryansk regions and the crimean peninsula. when washington decides, and the tacos will fly much further, eagle, voronezh, smolensk, koluga and rostov-on-don will be in the affected area. so why is the united states, like a three-year-old child, so reckless without looking back at the consequences, they go for broke, testing the boundaries of what is permitted. moscow warned that russia would not allow ukraine into nato. the flight time of nato missiles to moscow is 5-7 minutes, an existential threat. there will be an answer. however, now on the table in the oval office there are impacts of 300 km. head of the state department blinkin. situation, when the post-cold wa

for the morning commute, we have a slow and go right out of tracy this morning, unusually slow because there is a fire burning just east of the freeway, it is called the flynn fire and it has a closure from altamont pass road , not affecting the main lines of 580 but that is a busy part of the commute, a lot of people use that to avoid those brake lights heading over toward the dublin interchange. definitely keep that in mind, we will get you a report from the area very soon. >>> new proposal to give oakland airport a revamp, why some are against the proposal, that is coming up. >>> and the opening ceremony just a few hours away, we will take a look at the security preparations and more of a major snag in people's ability to even get around at the various events, the rail lines attacked this morning. that and more when we come back. >>> and a quick look outside, you can see the sun is up, and so are we, happy friday, we will be right back. why do you do it? you ignore the signs, and the flashing lights. my mom is out there. that's my dad in that truck. slow down. how would you feel if

they will bind to under tracy with russia until the us went through from not tracy 5 years ago. the german trump, the front spoke a short time ago at the nato summit in washington. he welcome the us decisions to station long range missiles here in germany to that's, i think it's also important the results of this meeting together with the decision to organize coordination and responding in germany. which i think is really a better step forward altogether. i think it is the right time for right decisions . i believe that's another aspect which is important for me. the united states decided to deploy at the precision strike capabilities in germany, which i think is a very good decision. and it fits into all the decisions we already took. i also chief political edison, mikaela christner, who's in washington, d. washington dc right now, how significant is the gemini has agreed to host these long range missiles? it is a huge step. it shows that the german concept will not solve one to take german defense. and it's scaring russell awesome. doing anything more significant in the future

tracy is going to be at 82. i'm going to fast forward that time stamp through the afternoon.l notice that by two, 1:00. excuse me, my graphics are going a little haywire. there but we are going to see the advancement of that begin to really ramp up heat wise by about 1230. already in the upper 90s, eventually maxing out in those one tens 106 in brentwood, 108 in tracy. look at san jose, mid 90s. and unfortunately that's also going to dry us out as that sun warms us up. look at the humidity levels. remember we like to stay above 40. if you look at the interior that elevated fire danger dips down to less than 10. by 2 p.m. tomorrow, a lot of these areas, we're talking single digit humidity that is extremely dry with no recovery. and of course, we've got that heat warning that continues all the way through wednesday, july 10th, along with the red flag warning. now, it will not surprise me if this red flag warning gets extended beyond saturday, just based on how hot and dry the conditions will remain. 80s for san francisco through the weekend, and then triple digits before we see

el fuego se encuentra contenido en un 15% y atención residentes de tracy.arge clover. para saber sobre horarios, puede visitar el sitio web que aparece en pantalla y para hablarnos de cómo estarán precisamente esas condiciones. marcelo estás aquí con nosotros. hay que prepararnos para el calor nuevamente. así es este ya mañana comenzamos a ver ese aumento significativo en esas temperaturas y va a ser prácticamente casi toda la semana con temperaturas entre los 70 y los 100 grados y algunas regiones en el valle central. sobre esos 100 grados, alguien aquí en nuestra zona se va a salvar de esas altas temperaturas. yo te diría que la zona de san francisco estaría mucho más fresco. esa será la ruta de escape en los próximos días. así que son los microclimas del área de los famosos microclimas de nosotros aquí en el área de la bahía así que el que quiera escaparse de esas temperaturas altas, la mejor sugerencia es váyase un ratito allí, a la zona de san francisco. toda esa bahía, entonces sería una buena opción. y cuéntanos cómo están en este momento las vamos a

they were banned under a tracy with russia until the us the through from that, tracy c. 5 years ago. i also chief political edited me kayla cook now who's in washington dc. right now, how significant it is, but germany has agreed to host long range missiles. it is a huge step. it shows that says sermons, hans, that were not sold once to take german defense and scaring russell awesome. doing anything more significant in the future to a next level from 2026. we expect those weapons as tumbled to actually be stationed in germany. the range of 2000 kilometers, put small sco within that range. so it's surprising that russert reacted in such a rough course. the the, the deputy foreign minister said that would be an, a military technical response. there's also an narrative from the russian side that says that this is an escalation by they to. and of course, with the russians, claiming that the entire war of aggression in ukraine was really a result of russet being threatened. so clearly it is the german shots, the united states, and that by nature willing to take this political risk of pote

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i want to introduce you to tracy who is as stuck in this traffic jam right now. they were right there. and tracy, we have been hearing some of these stories. can you walk us through what you saw? >> absolutely. president trump was up there. then five minutes we were hearing pop, pop, pop, pop. and everybody is on the ground. everybody is on the floor and it was just like what? and we were on the ground level. we were four rows back from the stage. are you coming? >> they are moving along. >> from the stage, and, the people in the bleachers behind us, something got popped. somebody got killed. somebody died. somebody got shot. shh close to where we were. those bullets, i pray to god for these people's families. oh my god. how is this happening in our country today? and why? why is it happening? >> you and tyler, you know this county, you know this area. did you ever think something like this would happen here? >> never. never. absolutely never. this shows you how much hate and hostility is in our world today. this is not a good thing. we need to all come together

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tracy is going to be at 82. i'm going to fast forward that time stamp through the afternoon.nd you'll notice that by two, 1:00. excuse me, my graphics are going a little haywire. there but we are going to see the advancement of that begin to really ramp up heat wise by about 1230. already in the upper 90s, eventually maxing out in those one tens 106 in brentwood, 108 in tracy. look at san jose, mid 90s. and unfortunately that's also going to dry us out as that sun warms us up. look at the humidity levels. remember we like to stay above 40. if you look at the interior that elevated fire danger dips down to less than 10. by 2 p.m. tomorrow, a lot of these areas, we're talking single digit humidity that is extremely dry with no recovery. and of course, we've got that heat warning that continues all the way through wednesday, july 10th, along with the red flag warning. now, it will not surprise me if this red flag warning gets extended beyond saturday, just based on how hot and dry the conditions will remain. 80s for san francisco through the weekend, and then triple digits befor

already tracking brake lights for that commute out of tracy getting into the altamont pass this morning. that is already getting busy. so plan for that supercommuters if you are coming maybe through the dublin interchange, working to castro valley, things are a little slow as you get to just about north flynn. hello brake lights at the bay bridge. a lot of people up early this morning making the ride into san francisco and so far it's backed up just beyond that overmass not quite to the foot of the maze and the slowest approach is the westbound 80 drive towards the bridge and at the san mateo bridge things are getting crowded westbound heading over to 101. reed? >>> all right, g. >>> looking live at san francisco and the mayor's race for a city many say is in crisis due to crime. well, last night was a tough night for mayor london breed who faced criticism from those who would like the take her job. kelsi thorud reports this alhappened last night during the third debate for mayoral candidates. >> and -- >> reporter: from homelessness to drug use to public transit. mayoral candidates is

tracy wells: there are many issues in the church that we look at biblically.. abortion is one. god says in the bible it is life. it begins at conception. that is righteous. and if someone is going to stand for that, i'm going to be with that person. judy: pick up on that, milo, on this question of what former president trump believes about reproductive rights. if one believes abortion is wrong, his view is that it should be up to the state to decide. is that a position you're comfortable with? milo wright: i'm very comfortable with that, because each state contains a different demographic. so each state should be controlled by their demographic. that's the way our government works. judy: at the same time, they pushed back against the idea that someone who supports reproductive rights, as president biden does, could be considered a christian. milo wright: does his practicing catholicism line up with his pro-abortion stance? i ask you that. it doesn't really pass the smell test in my book. judy: their support of former president trump was also qualified, a quest

in space and there are no wars of hostility, our marina vasilevskaya went to the iss together with tracylowed this, how it was published, how it was positioned and whether it gave any a push, maybe for cooperation? i followed in the real dimension, for me the subject of special pride was what marina vasilevskaya, oleg novitsky, tracy zaison, they personified. today we couldn't do without a big autograph session. diplomats noted that belarusians abroad watched the flight with great interest. there are already requests from foreign citizens to communicate with the hero of belarus, there are requests to learn first-hand the nuances of the space mission. today is also remarkable because today is exactly 115 years since the birth of the outstanding diplomat, prominent statesman and public figure andrei gromyk. for almost 30 years he was the head of the ministry. of the soviet union, signed the charter of the united nations, was actually a participant in many events, during the period when he served his fatherland, and even these agreements in helsinki. only for our tv viewers, we choose the b

chair, tracy stone-manning, tree-spiking manning has got to go. i urge the passage of this amendment as lives are still at risk for her ecoterrorism today. i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from maine seek recognition? ms. pingree: i rise in opposition to this amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. pingree: thank you, mr. chair. i oppose this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields. the gentlewoman from colorado. the gentlewoman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from colorado. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. ms. pingree: i request a recorded vote. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from colorado will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 21 printed in part b of house report 118-of2 for what purpose does the g

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no one seems to be crying about that , tracy said. i crying about that, tracy said. i used to live.used to live in malta for 12 years and had id cards there. there was no issue. it's a great idea . she says it it's a great idea. she says it would also help to find the thousands of missing migrants that have seemed to have disappeared. so she gets the cheers, she says. for that as well. many of you still getting in touch about the bibby stockholm, suggesting that homeless people would literally jump homeless people would literally jump at the chance to be housed on there, suggesting that as a potential future use. and i've got to say, there's not a huge amount of sympathy for the just stop oil brigade and their sentences there. some of you saying that they should have had much more, sentence. you're a harsh bunch. look, that's all i've got. time for la, jake. thank you for your company. thank you for your company. thank you for yours at home as well. i'll be back tomorrow. but up next, it's nigel. nanites >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> evening

and that's a t t actually belong to the the best of method tracy combines feminine chum and power. the egyptian queen, with possibly the most famous profile in the world, is a global icon, a role model in the symbol absolute beauty system, iron. these are the ups or what we have this absolute symmetry. hyatt, the slenderness of the face, long, the long neck. this incredibly well proportions miles in the morning. and then of course there's the in lead i any. and i that really looks at our has a special radiance. how can i get this onto the after being buried in the sands of egypt? the thousands of genius methods easy has been in germany for the past century. the queen holds calls at the noise museum burning and captivating hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. i live in berlin for 2 years and i find it very difficult. it's not the place. it's just such a shame. berlin has been making lots of money off. never see the. ready ready award at the boss, please egypt in the 1st place, the to understand this, we need to go back to 1912 when egypt was not yet to suffer in states and o

the same which had from germany with the european tracy having featured in going to one in the final invalid on sunday, or made that record full c as in tempe should be more impressive, was winning is 7 of that much. is that the tournament and 17 year old dominion miles became the youngest go score out of major competition. the fox, the players, and the spanish football association could find themselves in trouble after john signature broke size spanish during the separations that you brought to f. i is taking issue with that and making an official complaint to europeans footballs governing body, usaa saying foot will have no place. the behavior of this nature, person took control of the enclave is to grow. so during the 18th century, the spain has long code for it, so it's on south american champions, agency and i have a rock that came off to successfully defending the call for america firms, way to that was to catch a glimpse of the team buses come into play as i'm tracy from an apple. it's only outcast when a sorry was to be auctioned time f, a compound between one a record 16th c

disruption in security and fear of all i will have pushed many lebanese civilians to flee the w as momma tracy reports. height is almost 60 years old. yet before he moved here, he'd only been to be route once or twice. he comes from leader, a small town and southern living on close to the border with his wife. this is what it looks like now. the cross border showing between has blind is why you the army. since october 8 has destroyed much, including tied up shop and home he came here at the southern b route 7 months ago and set up a grocery store. he named it after his hometown a good amount of time before i head when butchery in grocery store and bleed out on my brother own desk supermarkets. we lost everything a while. it's all destroyed our shops and our houses. i wouldn't be able to no problem. i think going, i'm working again, but it doesn't feel the same being away from my hometown, but the system is not available. i'm have i did, i can still see and meet people from my town. i'm a nearby border towns come into my shop and this brings me some joy, a month on for the i'm just really on th

the real dimension, for me the subject of special pride was that marina vasilevskaya, oleg novitsky, tracyhey personified the trilateral belarusian-american-russian project, which was successfully implemented, i have to admit that this is... probably the only project that can be talked about, the only positive project that can be talked about with the participation of three countries, so i hope that in the future such projects will be implemented, what i see here is in another or parallel reality, because what they want to present and want to show is real, in fact belarus does not exist and is not happening. also, as part of the opening of the exhibition, a large autograph session was held in mitt. much attention is paid to the topic of space in belarus, this is both the technological development of the country and the international image. the union state has been implementing joint space programs for many years, and this work continues. a historical sensation during excavations on the menka river, discovered phenomenal. finds, what do archaeologists say? scientists have found defensive st

we drew from that tracy 5 years ago. we'll have a nice somebody in washington german, john's level of salts. welcome the us decision to station these long ryan, to me, solves in germany. that's i think it's also important the results of this meeting together with the decision to organize coordination and responding in germany, which i think is really a better step forward altogether. i think it is the right time for right decisions . i believe that's another aspect which is important for me. the nighted states decided to deploy at the precision strike capabilities in germany, which i think is a very good decision. and it fits into all the decisions we already took. a whole lot shall stand while a russian plot to assassinate the boss of a german weapons manufacturer was stopped earlier this year. thanks to us intelligence that's according to see. and then the board cost us is ottoman pop, like a. the chief executive assignment time was among the defense industry executives across europe, targeted by the kremlin us intelli

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really slow westbound out of tracy.iously you will not see as many brake lights eastbound but that fog is hovering over the freeway in both directions. we see the fog hanging out at the golden gate bridge as well. we will keep an eye on this throughout the morning. >>> some breaking news, a live look at san pablo and you are looking at the mess caused by a large water main break. some extensive damage to at least five homes. this happened last night. the break was reported around 10:00 and it led to a lot of road damage, flooding and tens of thousands of gallons of water flowed downhill into the residential areas. this is footage we got a second ago showing significant water flow right into the yards. we understand that a lot of the neighbors say fences are buckled because of it and some neighbors are out using brooms trying to get the water as far away from their curbs as they can get it. they are working hard throughout the night and unseen. right now, where the roads are concerned, some roads are heavily damaged. exp

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host: tracy frommivity coo, new york. tracy, please get. caller: oh, my goodness.hank you so much. i fliped to this by accident this evening just a few moments ago and i was fascinated by what i'm hearing and seeing, the history, the beauty of where they lived. and one of my thoughts was did they ever actually live in new york for any reason and now while i was on hold i heard that there's a greenwich village story but either way, i thank you so much for the informative information of these beautiful women and what you are doing for history. host: thank you for calling in, tracy. guest: i will say it's very interesting that cather, she traveled back to nebraska regularly while both of her parents were alive. once both of her parents were dead, she didn't. but she didn't really write in anybody. she wrote in new york city when she was in new york city. she went to jaffrey, nebraska. she wrote about nebraska from all of those playses but she really did not write about nebraska in nebraska. if she had stayed there, i'm not sure she would have written the fiction that

tracy, while we are dying, netanyahu, whom we elected pretends to be blind.or his speech at the us congress? i for the first time i see a prime minister in israel exaggerating in his role in his power and not to abide by the hearing of the shouts of those who are influence negatively by his decisions, yes the one of those who spoke a woman she said this is not a, this is not government, yes, this is something some people who wants to continue taking the the power in their hands, whatever the price of the other families, i think that failure is the most probable situation that this way will leader as far as the two, smart rich and ben are all the time threaten. netanyahu, you presenting netanyahu as moderate accepting, yes, while they are on the, so i think the internal affairs between is on the verge of explosion, especially after the decision to allow the religious students to go to army obligatory by going calling, so we we don't have to wait. and for a long time because we are paying the price of our families, kids and but at the same time patience has to

to tom tom shillue, morgan ortagus, format, tyrus and our studio audience, 'fox news @ night' with tracy gallagher is next is next, on behalf of greg gutfeld, we love you america! [ cheering and applause ] >> trace: good evening emmett tracy gallagher, it's 11:00 pm on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, 'fox news @ night' negro breaking tonight, the border chzar who claims she's not of the border chzar now wants to fix the border. >> there's two choices in this election, one that will fix our broken immigration system and the one who is trying to stop her. >> trace: kamala harris says of the one trying to stop where is of course donald trump. >> we will not treat people who are undocumented across the border criminals, that is correct. >> trace: sounds like satire but apparently it's not, common sense and the media panel are primed and ready for the newest campaign ad, then it there is this... >> imagine over nine months, not knowing whether your son is alive. >> where is the outrage? bring them home! bring them home! >> trace: almost 300 days and six ov

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i spoke to one woman who was here, tracy, trying to work.iabetic, she lives in northwest houston, has been without power all day. she is really upset with the infrastructure and the fact that the power infrastructure was not able to handle even a category-one storm. she said that even on sunday her power went out just when it rains. i want to play a little bit of our conversation, and you can just hear her frustration. take a listen. >> every time we're always losing power. so it's not so much just a hurricane itself, it's the loss of power that's really hurting us. just physically makes you sick, you know, to be in a hot house, knowing that you have other complications from diabetes. >> reporter: what does it feel like in your house right now? >> like an oven. even with the windows open. >> reporter: and tracy is one of the lucky folks who did not get any damage to her home. you can still see what an impact this power situation is having on her. she's talking about having to throw away all the food that's in her refrigerator. something that

the slow spots though is really westbound 580 from tracy to dublin. almost an hour now at 54 minutes. that's been slow all morning with an early morning crash. but in the north bay, southbound 101 looking good. san rafael to san francisco green at 16 minutes. and of course you'll see brake lights on westbound four. antioch to concord is now a very slow 32 minutes. reggie aqui kumasi. >> thanks so much, francis. you only have about an hour until we are expecting a blockbuster blockbuster decision from the supreme court just after seven, the justices are expected to rule on presidential immunity. >> this decision will decide if former president trump will face trial for trying to overturn the 2020 election. abc news reporter and when live in washington and this is a key case with major implications for decades to come. >> kumasi reggie aqui. the clock is ticking down now. the high court's decision expected today, could upend multiple criminal cases. the former president trump currently faces, and could have further implications on the powers of the nati

westbound 580 tracy to dublin 49. well look at that. it just jumped up to 51 minutes. 680 those looking good through dublin and highway 85 problem free reggie thanks frances. >> as you wake up this morning we are waiting on a blockbuster decision from the supreme court just after 7 a.m. the justices are expected to rule on presidential immunity. that decision will decide if former president trump will face trial for trying to overturn the 2020 election. abc news reporter nguyen is live for us in dc, and this is, of course, a key case with major implications for decades to come. >> absolutely, reggie. absolutely. good morning. the high court's decision expected today, could upend multiple cases that former president trump currently faces and could have further implications on the powers of the nation's highest office. just hours away from a major supreme court decision on former president trump's immunity claim. facing four felony charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election, trump claimed he has broad presidential immunity t

tracy back there is emblematic of our exceptional marine officers. tracy would twist you into a pretzel if you say something wrong to her. she can do anything. she could do anything. michael: i want to give a shout out to john who has been here this year. marcos melendez who was here last year. we benefit at brookings from all of our military and federal executives. thank you so much for sending them here each and every year. gen. smith: we will keep doing it. they get a lot out of it. michael: i want to ask about forced design of the marine corps, which you used to call design 2030. my understanding is that you tried to get away from any specific time focus or window. not trying to do your best imitation of xi jinping with the 2027 edict, for example. in broad terms, can you explain, because not everyone in the audience knows equally well, what forced design for the marine corps is, his core elements, and what time horizon that this is occurring along and roughly how far along are you recognizing in advance that i think you will say there is no end

tracy to dublin.ypical slowdown, but still at 34 minutes, 15 minutes from dublin to mission boulevard south and then 16 minutes to get from 101 to cupertino, back to you. >> thanks, amanda. the east bay father accused of killing four members of his own family, including his wife, his child and in-laws, is expected to appear in court today. a fifth victim, a one year old, survived that shooting, but he's not doing well. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in alameda and gloria, neighbors are trying to just make sense of what happene. >> they're trying to make sense of this kumasi. and they're also remembering this family. we're in the neighborhood right now. you can see behind me in front of the home where it happened. neighbors have put out candles. they've put out flowers. also toys, even a baseball bat and a baseball right there for the young boy who was killed. just so tragic. and last night, neighbors gathered for a vigil in memory of the family. police say that a father shot

tracy says light winds have cleared out some of the smoke from this fire. that helps firefighters get a better view of it, but the smoke can also serve as a blanket, trapping overnight moisture and keeping things coo. without it, fires can become more intense. the weather is so directly impactful on on what we do on the ground. cal fire says at least 100 homes, businesses and other buildings have been destroyed in the park fire since wednesday. 4000 homes and businesses are still threatened and mandatory evacuation orders remain in effect for thousands of people across four counties. many have fled to shelters. >> i just got here tonight and i was a little bit, a little, bewildered by the whole situation. i didn't know where i had access to relief. and so i'm grateful. >> later today, the man accused of starting the park fire is scheduled to be arraigned in court. butte county district attorney says that they believe 42 year-old ronnie stout of chico pushed a burning car about 60ft down a ravine on wednesday in bidwell park, north of chico, and police say t

biden made a responsible decision, us ambassador to moscow lyn tracy said in a rare interview.he diplomat invited the correspondent to the embassy from the twenty-second year near the complex of buildings. new address: dpr square dom1. president biden made a very responsible decision about how ukraine could use weapons provided by the united states. it consisted in the fact, and this was stipulated in advance, that the weapons were intended for ukraine to defend its territory. not long ago he made some changes that affect one specific region. this is an area on the border with kharkov, as we saw that russia. weapons for attacks on the belgorod, kursk, bryansk regions and the crimean peninsula. when washington decides to attack and fly much further, oryol, voronezh, smolensk, kaluga and rostov-on -don will be in the affected area. so why does the united states, as if... russia will not allow ukraine into nato. the flight time of nato missiles to moscow is 5-7 minutes. an existential threat, there will be a response. however, now on the table in the oval office there are impacts