it is a nice ride so far as you work your way out of the tracey area. it is a get away friday which means you might see a lot of folks on the road ways later on today. our busier routes will be that eastbound 580 commute towards the tracey triangle. 101 will be busy, especially southbound. you will see some busy conditions on 80 as well eastbound heading towards that sacramento area. plan for that later on. right now no delays westbound 80. highway 4 to the maze 14 minutes right now. westbound 426 minutes from antioch over towards the east shore freeway. no delays right now. everything is clear there. there is a crash south 280 connector southbound 87. one slain still blocked. this is a one car crash. not seeing a lot of brake lights or delays. if you run up on it or head through that area, it will be minimal as you work your way through there. northbound 87 eight minutes from 85 over towards 101. all of our bridges are pretty quiet including the bay bridge with no delays. >>> hey, good morning everybody. i got giants with a starter in the upcoming all-

tracey miller went to meet him. waiting for support boat, weather and tide for his next swimming challenge, he explained why he has more to do. there is always something that could be helped with in the children's hospital, and on this occasion, i am swimming for the emergency department to get some additional facilities which will make the experience of children and their carers better. enjoy. ok, guys! enjoy it. sunday morning, everything was perfect, and andy slipped off the support boat, left the welsh beach and began the long swim across the bristol channel to england. there is always this issue that it gets tough at some point, and you then do have to put your mind in a state where you consider its only one day of your life. you will, eventually, if you move one arm in front of the other, you will get to the other side. and six hours later, ahead of time, andy and his support boat were spotted from clevedon beach. an incredible achievement — but andy is using this swim as training for an even bigger challenge.

up next, jon tracey, a former park ranger at gettysburg military park, tells john rankin's story. he says the writing show how union veterans were number themselves and how they wanted to shoot how other member them this is part of a symposium. chris: our next speaker today is one of the newest faces at emerging civil war, jon tracey has worked at gettysburg national military park. he has done fantastic work on the website for us this year. particularly focused on gettysburg, but spreading his wings. he will find a rabbit hole and really fallen. that is what today's topic is today. he is coming to us from the university of west virginia where he just is finishing up his master's -- his master's degree in public history. ladies and gentlemen, jon tr acey. jon: all right, hi. today we will be spending a little bit of time on the experiences and in the head of john rankin who you see on the screen there. he is going to hold a couple of different positions. alongside a really nice period image from the regimental history of their monument which again is going to become pretty importan

we have to be careful, i was hearing tracey austin talk about this, and billiejean king, tracey austinrried away. we see dips, troughs and great hopes in the way that players develop. we saw this with cocoa laugh when she beat venus williams, she went off the radar but back playing some of her best tennis. we may see that with emma raducanu too but you may feel a sense here that that was something special to do it in straight sets. we did notjust to see it once, we saw it in round one, and against a former grand slam champion in round two. and now against sorana cirstea, she is taking it in her stride. she will be very positive about the fourth round on monday. indie very positive about the fourth round on monday-— on monday. we are very excited for her certainly- _ doctors are calling on the government to keep some coronavirus measures in place in england after the 19th ofjuly, when the final stage of lifting restrictions is due to happen. the british medical association says face coverings and improved ventilation should continue. the prime minister has said he hopes the country will

one of the most common themes was anger that tracey babin who was a labour— that tracey babin who wasmayor of yorkshire and that — first female mayor of yorkshire and that was one of the most consistent themes. do and that was one of the most consistent themes.— and that was one of the most consistent themes. do you think the conservatives _ consistent themes. do you think the conservatives have - consistent themes. do you think the conservatives have gone - the conservatives have gone into this by—election with more weight of expectation than normal given the shocked victory? normal given the shocked victo ? ., , normal given the shocked victo ? , ., , , victory? there has been a sense ofthat victory? there has been a sense of that and _ victory? there has been a sense of that and the _ victory? there has been a sense of that and the expectation - of that and the expectation both internal and external to see if the messages of the conservative parties and the direction they are going and with the focus on the north and midlands and other parts of the country which are not traditional

to a third country, and i suspect that there are negotiations taking place, certainly ambassador traceyjacobson is the perfect person, i think, to be leading this effort at the state department, because she has a lot of experience in central asia. for any country that takes, agrees to take on, at least a certain number of the afghan applicants, normally they're going to want the to guarantee that of these laws will be issued. in other words, if they let thousands of people in, these people are not going to be staying. they'll probably want guarantees on how long will they stay, and for sure, we want to know that they are all going to get visas. we are not going to be able to offer those guarantees. we can never guarantee in advance that someone will get a visa, so there will be a certain number of people, just as there are now, who are going to be denied because they didn't meet one of the requirements that has been established. so there is that. and let me add that bringing applicants into the u.s. presents a huge issue for the state department because it could present challenges to th

the former sports minister tracey crouch says she fears for the future of football, if an independentegulator isn't appointed. crouch is now chair of the government's fan—led review, and she's set out a wide range of preliminary recommendations which would revolutionise the governance of the game in england and give supporters a greater say. i have confidence that the independent regulator will end up in place. but if it doesn't, then i do fearfor the place. but if it doesn't, then i do fear for the future of football. i genuinely think that there could be a real crisis in english football because of the risk that some owners, not all, but some owners take which could significantly damage the club and disappear. so, that's why i think the independent regulator will end up being in place to stop that crisis from happening in the future.— in the future. away from football and the olympics. _ australia and new zealand's decision to pull out of the rugby league world cup was "premature", according to australia's players' union, who have claimed a number of its members wanted to travel to

from tracey to 580. 28 minutes from the 580, 285 connector to the dublin area.if you are headed to work this morning, you will have a bit of a slowdown but things get better as you pass that point. eastbound 580 at elcharro road, there is a trouble spot on the right shoulder and right lane. traffic is light in both directions through there. look for a crash eastbound 80 after red wood parkway, this is blocking the right lane westbound 80 moving nicely through the area near hercules and there is a crash over to the right shoulder, you have chp there on scene. other tpe i both directions, at least the portion between palmeroes and main street. things are moving nicely through there. speaking of nice, look at the bay bridge, looking nice into san francisco. >>> coming up, what does tinkle, tinkle little star have to do with sports? work with me here. another feud with one of golf's biggest stars, what he blamed for his bad round, next. usa is ready eymsocob! he's a d pepremiuincluded.th inity i, with team usgh live look-ins... athlete interviews and more, it's all

tri valley, again, livermore, tracey, there's that potential, you can have temperatures near 105 for another day. cooler around the dublin grade. walnut creek, 99, technically that's a little cooler than today, but bigger cooling towards monday. bay side not too bad. hayward, 70s and 80s. story continues for the coast. hot temperatures inland. chilly, drizzly, and misty skies around half moon bay with low 60s. san francisco, likely in the upper 60s tomorrow. north bay temperatures may peak around lunchtime. i think we'll see a south wind towards the afternoon. we hopefully won't get this warm around napa and sonoma. ukiah and clear lake, above 105 degrees there. wildfire smoke, we'll see more fire intensity. this is the the beckwourth complex north of lake tahoe. the salt fires here in north redding. upper air smoke, above 8 to 10,000 feet, is pretty extensive. the near surface smoke, there's some signs as the wind starts to turn more northwesterly down the coast tomorrow, around the north bay this time tomorrow, you may see hazy skies. light to moderate, nothing like less september,

is profitable to sell food that is tracey and sugary and healthy and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the reason? it's corporate. me. when i was wrong. when i was just on the road. yes. to shape out. the thing becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves well, the parts we choose to look for common ground. this security camera video and downtown bish connect shows young men grabbing a girl and forcing her into a cup. no one comes to 26 year old. i gotta kinda think of an aide. everyone assumes that brian has being kidnapped to become an event and gets done. this was the last time she was seen alive. going this slow rodney still more demos can watch than most of them though is so good on my finger, on the development thoughts from the counselor at the bottom search. and the mobile in the past sort of thing was to get a minute converti

here is cbs' ben tracey. >> reporter: the attacker seen here approaching the president's residence and trucks apparently pretended to be agents of the u.s. drug enforcement administration. in order to get past security guards. the gunmen broke into the home of haiti's president early this morning. thn shots are fired. they assassinated the 53 year old haitian leader jovenel moise. and also shot his wife martine. she survived. vehicles and walls outside the compound were riddled with bullets. >> haiti's intern prime minister clawede joseph called the attack a coup and said the gunmen were gunmen were speak english and span you were. he claims the country's security is now under control. >> i was awaken at 3:00 by heavy gunshots. >>garrett: magalie noal dresse is in haiti's capitol port-au- prince. what are you seeing and hearing? >> reporter: everybody is very worried about the security because the head of state is gunned down, anybody could go down. nobody is out. the streets are empty, this is very heavy. >> haiti has been in turmoil for months as president moise became increasingly u

the former sports minister tracey crouch says she fears for the future of football, if an independent which would revolutionise the governance of the game in england and give supporters a greater say. i have confidence that the independent regulator will end up in place. but if it doesn't, then i do fearfor the place. but if it doesn't, then i do fear for the future of football. i genuinely think that there could be a real crisis in english football because of the risk that some owners, not all, but some owners take which could significantly damage the club and disappear. so,

up next, jon tracey, a former park ranger at gettysburg military park, tells john rankin's story. he

take the altamonte pass, travel time is at 32 minutes. 205 to 680, we have a few brake lights at traceyecting at the 205, 580 area. you will have the usual stuff from that point on. a heads up, weekend construction at 242 will be closed starting at 10:00 tonight between 680 and concord. this is the second week of closures. the lanes will not reopen until 10 a.m. on monday. that could affect your monday morning drive. keep that in mind. closure begins tonight at 10:00. >> thank you. >>> it is now 5:51. football fans in need of a new job, this one is for you. >> next on kpix 5, the 49ers job fair offering big bucks in the bay area. we have all of the details. >>> here's a live look outside at the richmond san rafael bridge. >> coming up on the drew berry mo [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, the body you are randomly assigned at birth ♪ shouldn't determine how well you are cared for. ♪ or

. >> and “the tracey ullman show”" >> oh, please. >> it was a sketch show.e candy bars. >> that's it! >> "the simpsons" would never have come along had it not been for "the tracey ullman show." >> ultimately, crime hurts the criminal. >> that's not true, mom. i got a free ride home, didn't i? >> bart! >> fox was thrilled that it was different. they said, sure, be experimental, do whatever you want. we're just happy to have a show on the air. >> i'm home. >> "married with children" was their first big, big hit in that way that said, if all the rest of television is going this way, we're going that way. >> bud, kelly, you want to come down and help me in the kitchen? there, that should buy us about ten minutes. seven more than we'll need. >> the title of "married with children" on the script was not "the cosby show." how great. i mean, you know, you have to love that. they were taking the piss out of american families fun. great fun. >> hurry up, bud. never wanted to get married, i'm married. never wanted kids, i got two of them. how did this happen? >> the bu

not too bad coming out of tracey. the usual stuff to north flynn.clear towards the dublin interchange. south 680, blocking the right lane. that's a look at your friday commute. back to you. >>> new this morning, police in sunnyvale are searching for the owner of a lost ring found near trenton drive. >> for more than a year, officers have been trying to reunite the ring with its owner with no luck. now they are turning to twitter. the ring has an inscription that leads 11/23/90. over.u can tell the rest of the we want to know how it got off the finger. >> and the rest of the story. waiting for the answers. >>> time now is 6:21. coming up on kpix 5, pandemic puppy whip lash at bay area shelters now. >> it is horrible. i don't think that any other rescues or shelters were prepared. >> from record adoptions to a record number of surrenders. >> here's a live look at the east bay, one spot that could see thunder, possibly dry lightning this weekend. with so many wildfires already burning, what is cal f team usa is ready for the olympic games... so is jaco

you stretch from 49 to 60 in pittsburgh and tracey. most of us in the 50s again. we have a west wind at 13 and a little fog. that's going to be short lives. at least the eastward push as you can see plenty of sunshine today. mid-60s at the coast. 69 to 76. 83 to 93 inland. then we are back near 60, 70, mid-80s inland, pretty decent evening on the way. we will look at the rest coming up. i have been following a number of crashes. we will start in hayward where you will run into a slowdown. this will impact people on the san mateo bridge. you can see speeds down to 25 miles per hour. moving up to fairfield, we have a car fire for over an hour that is causing a slowdown on westbound 80 at aber nathy road. the newest crash is in brisbane. injuries are reported with an overturned car on southbound 101 before sierra point. a live look at the toll plaza. metering lights are not on. a live look at the san mateo bridge, there is a wind advisory and it is hazy out there too. >> thank you. >>> new video this morning, showing that the apocalypse may be happening now in arizon

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to keep the contact tracey turned on? _ today. to keep the contact tracey turned on? yes. _ today.pts at a tiered system and| level? we have had two or three i attempts at a tiered system and it did not work. what i would be doing is ensuring that those baseline protections are still in place today and lifting them in one go, when we can all see what is happening with the infection mates, we can all see what is happening being required to self—isolate, it is reckless. thank you very much. you've been contacting us about the latest changes to easing restrictions in england. to answer your questions we're joined by sian griffiths —emeritus professor at the chinese university of hong kong and jonathan ball — professor? of molecular virology at the university of nottingham. welcome, bad. thank you forjoining us. we have plenty to crack three or so straight to you with the first question. we'll be go back to restrictions if the delta variant continues to cause more cases? . well, the important thing is not necessarily cases. if you think back the reason we had restrictions in place is p

things are changing getting a little busy coming out of tracey.tapping the brake lights as you work your way towards north flynn. >>> tens of millions of you will be traveling for the north. the first time in a long time. lots of restrictions have been lifted. >> justin is live at san francisco international this morning. how it is looking out there right now? >> 6:30 in the morning and things are rocking and rolling right here at sfo. you see the clouds have picked up over the last two hours or so that we have been right here. these people know the routine. this is the best time to travel because if you do it after noon day, it could be a mad house according to aaa. these people know the routine. if you are watching at home right now and still waiting to get to the airport, you better throw some extra patience in your luggage. you will thank me later. trust me. we talked to kelly. she is headed to cancun for a bachelorette party. she said last year was rough when it came to traveling. she's super excited. >> how has it been in morning? they say t

living through american culture, fantasy island, hearts of harp, chicago bears, music of run-dmc, tracey me. it gave me courage. give me joy, a sense of hope whereas there was known at home. when you have that from afar, it is like, it gives you life that you would not otherwise have, joshua. >> i'm sure that they clout -- level give you hope as a -- i'm not sure many americans would be that way. >> i was always team dock in every way. but again, you see somebody like miami than vice, don johnson, you see a gentleman who singular instyle. wearing esper drills, no socks to take on the world, and it speaks to you in confidence and how to really engage with the world. >> what about this uk team? according to the uk migration museum, seven of england's starting 11 players in the match, prior to today's, have parents or grandparents born overseas. seven out of the 11. what is this conversation about immigration and english-ness? especially with the euro? >> unfortunately, the teams true english-ness ultimately went out. they remained in cleats, a cycle of agony, a big dream, shattered dreams.

than this because of the fact that the mayor did call me that in an executive meeting and pro tem traceyrney for the city freddy rubio. and it was terrible for him to say that to me. i felt belittled, i felt ashamed that someone would say that to me because i'm old enough to be his mother. i look like his children. i look like him. so i was in disbelief he would say that to me in the presence of people i have to work with because my job in being elected is to try to make tarrant a better city, to bring in revenue, to bring in businesses, and try to help our school system. >> so, you heard there, and you're speaking us a little bit, but the mayor is denying that he said this because councilmember bryant is saying that he was just repeating something the mayor said. so, what do you think about that? the mayor denies this. what do you think? >> well, the mayor is blatantly lying because there were the ones that i spoke of earlier there. and you can ask them what he said, because they have no reason to lie. >> they say that he said it? they say the mayor said it? >> yes, ma'am. and what do y

tracey says, the thing about these dominic cummings interviews is that they just confirm what we alreadyisolated chance of a shower. doesn't look like it's going to break down until towards the end of the week when we expect that breakdown to come from the south with some rain. but, today, what we've got is a new weather warning from the met office. this is an amber extreme heat warning. it is impact based, like the warnings that the met office has for wind, snow, for rain, for example and it's looking at health impacts due to the heat, as well as impacts on infrastructure. now, the forecast for today is largely dry. we have started off with some mist and a fair bit of cloud, most of that burning away, but we could hang on to a bit more cloud across the country and it is around the coasts, of course, where it will be cooler with sea breezes developing. through the day, we could see the odd shower, which could be heavy and thundery, most will miss them, and these are our temperature ranges. and these are our cooler in the north, and pressure, at around 15 celsius, and as we come south, we

with me is tracey o'connor who owns two nurseries in musselburgh. in the _ feel? know, there is not really anything in the announcement| feel? know, there is not really - anything in the announcement that changes for us. we have been open throughout both lockdowns and obviously still continuing to offer a service, so not immediately. for me, i am looking for information on self isolation because that really is affecting us as a business and so we welcome the view of that from nicola sturgeon, but we need more information on that now. so no changes for me at the moment, no. i changes for me at the moment, no. i just quickly on that self isolation points, have you been affected by members of staff being pinged, lots of people are talking about that at the moment, then there's staffing problems? the moment, then there's staffing roblems? ~ , , , ~ problems? absolutely. in this week, i have four staff _ problems? absolutely. in this week, i have four staff members _ problems? absolutely. in this week, i have four staff members who - problems? absolutely