tracy stone-manning. but don't take his word for it. let's listen to the words of tracy stone-manning herself. in a 1990 article about law enforcement's investigation at the university of montana, she complained about how the investigation made her feel. she said it was degrading. it changed my awareness of the power of the government. through this entire period, she did not tell the truth to the investigators. remember she knew who spiked the trees. she sent the threatening letter to them. she never went to the police and she never identified the ecoterrorists. she also didn't cooperate. the lead investigator said in his letter that the committee has received since the time that she testified to the committee a few months ago, he said through this initial investigation in 1989, ms. stone-manning was extremely difficult to work with. in fact, he said, she was the nastiest of suspects. she was vulgar, antagonistic and extremely antigovernment. he goes on to say that she refused to comply with ■th investiga

any last—minute tips for tracy about the best way of doing the job? how to do it, but i will offer. a tip, a tip? tip, iwill offer a reflection, because it is very easy, regardless of party politics to find yourself opposing what the government do. but we have genuinely found that the best way to do it is to try to find the common ground and to say to government, we are a capability here. we are a resource you should be using, we can make things happen. back to the point that the conference that tracy referred to earlier in the week where we hosted the uk 100 conference, all about local leaders coming together to say the biggest challenge of all is around climate change. let's do things which are best locally rather than nationally and actually, help us achieve together. and i think that is the tip i would offer, that's my experience of the last four years, it is better when we work with people than work against them. all peace and harmony in regional politics. it is great to have two mayors on. i wonder what the collective noun is for a bunch of mayo

you heard it from tracy austin. _ is a good chance? i if you heard it from tracy austin.he british 18—year—old who made us all. back to you. —— amazed us all. thank you, chetan. well, we've not long to wait now until england's quarterfinal clash with ukraine. the side have been going through their preparations before heading to rome. let's head to st george's park, england's training base for the tournament, and join 0lly foster, who's there for us. 0lly, we've heard from england's number one today. what hasjordan pickford had to say? he has and he covered a bit of ground as well. what is it about jordan pickford when he puts on an england shirt? midfield season with everton, lost his place in between the steaks. he had a couple of injury wiggles as well. but he fought his way back into the team. when he puts on an england shirt, he never lets england down. for all the critics that say "look how he's performing for his club," as soon as he turns up for his country, he does look absolutely world—class. and didn't he against germany the other night? world—class saves there,

for more let's get to nbc's traci tracie potts and tra tracie, abig week ahead in the fight over voting rights >> reporter: you noted a few of those members have tested positive they wanted to do this more in person but now it's largely virtual because of that. but the texas democrats who fled there to avoid enacting voting restrictions are now in washington trying to set the stage to urge congress to do that on a federal level, and this comes just after a weekend roundtable in georgia with stacey abrams who has made a name for herself now pushing for voting rights in that state along with a couple of lawmakers listening to voters who had a really tough time casting their ballot long lines and other restrictions that abrams and other voting rights advocates say just should not happen >> the process of electing our leaders is not a partisan process. our selections may be partisan but our elections should not be. our elections are how we determine the course and the quality of our democracy >> i think it is sad just how much today's democratic party has decided that voter fraud is integra

nbc's tracie potts joins us now with more. tracie, good morning president biden will get a firsthand look at that proposal today. >> right this is going to be a plan that the president takes a look at today at lunch he's headed to capitol hill to talk to democrats and then back to the white house to meet with governors and mayors to try to get their buy-in on infrastructure take a look, this new democratic priority plan unveiled overnight would include expanding medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing coverage it would include more money for clean energy programs and promises not to tax people and businesses who make under $400,000 a year. the pay for, that has been a big concern for republicans on both the traditional bipartisan plan and this one, how do you pay for all of this? democrats say it is sorely needed and it will be a huge investment to help families. >> this is in our view a pivotal moment in american history wealthy and corporations are going to start paying their fair share of taxes so that we can protec

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tamontass, brake lights out of tracy as you get on 580.are headed towards 680 via 84, there is a new crash on 84 itself before the 680 interchange. it is busy anyway through the commute direction heading to the sunol grade. 47 minutes west bound 580, 205 towards 680. that's a look at your morning ride. >>> good morning. if it was a little too hot over the weekend, we will cool it down. a lot more comfortable especially inland. you will notice that difference. a live look at san francisco, you can see the foggy start as we look to san francisco with our mark hopkins hotel cam. with the on shore flow that's why temperatures will be cooler. we have temps right now in the 50s as we start our day, a gray start along the coast and around the bay and inland communities as well. areas of fog as well as a little bit maround the bay this morning. here is what you can expect with your micro climate forecast through our afternoon. along the coast, upper 50s, cool, cloudy, breezy. around the bay with that afternoon sea breeze, temps in 60s with eventua

the westbound site of 580 coming out of tracy at 205 is busy.'s extending to well beyond northland once you're on 680, traffic is clear in both directions. no delays. if you're taking that ride westbound 80 from highway 4 to the maze that will take you 15 minutes. right now things are getting crowded. overall it's an easy ride as you head into san francisco. mo ofthy bridges quiet. that's a look at your morning ride. we have cool temps, gray skies. here's darren. >>> i'm looking at that camera of the golden gate bridge. the fog is barely getting down to the roadway there. that's better than the last few days. so foggy caltran put up the advisory. the fog is different. it's a little higher. it's still misting. this is the camera lens on top of the mark hopkins hotel. this is classic gloom day. we should call it no sky july. it will mist out along the coast and probably in the east bay hills. don't be surprised if you're in those locations where the marine layer is thick. it will look like it rained. at most it's 1/100ths to 2/100ths. here's what'

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nbc's tracie potts joins us now with the latest from d.c tracie, good morning even republican senator who's backed the bill may vote against it today >> reporter: right and we could see that play out today. the crux of the issue here, phillip, is that lawmakers are still hammering out this $3 trillion package. the bipartisan group that's been working on this came out of a meeting late last night saying they think they're close to a deal they sound hopeful that some sort of an agreement could be on the horizon but could be several days away. despite nearly unanimous republican opposition, senate majority leader chuck schumer is moving ahead with a procedural vote today he argues it would speed up passage on the final bill. >> look. senators of good will on both sides want to finish the bipartisan infrastructure bill before the august recess but in order to finish the bill, we first need to agree to start. that's the first step. let's all agree to start that's what this week's vote is about, and i hope my republican colleagues will join us in beginning debate >> the vote should be held

i'm your host, tracy sellers., we are in clarksburg, a town that's about 15 miles away from sacramento and it's also a town that has a rich history and a promising future for one farming family. tracy: this area of the delta is probably better known for its fishing or for its boat cruising but don't tell the heringer family that. they've been farming in the region for more than 150 years now, everything from tomatoes to wheat and corn, but now it's grapes that have the family's attention.

economy nbc's tracie potts joins us with the latest tracie, what do we know about today's executive action> reporter: so, we know that the president wants to ask the federal trade commission, the ftc, to restrict noncompete agreements these are agreements that workers have to sign that they won't take a better job with the competition. problem is it prevents people from taking a better job and the president says it's not necessary. so he'll make some remarks and sign that today. the white house says that about 30 million workers could be affected by this not just exetives. we often hear about noncompetes with them, but blue collar workers, construction workers, hotel workers who are prevented from going to work for the competition. this comes as the president shifts its focus to the economy today. but also focussing on this infrastructure bill, thehe $1.2 trillion compromise still working its way through the senate, up for debate some time later this month now a coalition of major business and industry groups, the chamber of commerce, the aflcio, retail and manufacturing trade groups are b

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our capitol hill correspondent tracie potts joins us now with the latest so, tracie, what happened here >> reporter: right, this hit a bit of a pothole because republicans said no to a test vote or a preliminary vote that would have opened debate on the infrastructure bill. they say they don't want to do that until details are in. it is still being negotiated there is another test vote coming up on monday. meantime, president biden took his infrastructure plan on the road yesterday, along with democrats $3.5 trillion proposal to address medicare, education, lporking families, fight climate change he touted good payin he's meeting with union leaders on that today. during a stop in cincinnati, he took part in a cnn town hall the president was asked about those bipartisan infrastructure negotiations and the standoff over house commission to investigate the capitol riot. >> what happens is the vote on monday is a motion to be able to proceed to this issue. then they're going to debate the issue of the elements, the individual elements of this plan to make sure we fix that bridge of yours go

nbc's tracie potts joins us with more tracie, good morning president biden will out the the new wind fall for families today. >> reporter: hi, phillip, good morning. right the president is giving a speech about this today. it's $3,000 or more per child per family going out in monthly payments to millions of people starting today this was part of covid relief, as you noted the american rescue plan the white house says it will lift 39 million families out of poverty. now, the rest of the president's family plan is now embedded in democrat's $3.5 trillion what they call the human infrastructure plan. their reconciliation plan. and it's a lot more than that hard infrastructure plan take a look at the differences 3.5 trillion just over -- about a sixth of that with the infrastructure plan that the democrats are pushing, focussing on kids, families, seniors, energy, versus roads, bridges, airports and high speed internet for everyone the president is promising that both of these will get done, but republicans and now some moestioning how it gets paid for. >> i've been very clear that i wan

tracie, thank you. >>> a long and difficult road to recovery has begun in germany. almost 200 people were killed in last week's torrential rainfall and floods the floodwaters have receded today rescue workers and residents are sifting through debris for the missing while also salvaging what they can we turn to nbc's claudio lavanga who is live in sinzig, germany claudio, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. five days after the flood devastated this part of western germany, this is what this village still looks like today there are mountains of debris piled up by the roadside and this is a mix of the debris that was washed up here by the floods, rocks, branches, leaves, mud, but also a lot of household items that have either been destroyed or rendered unusable by the floods that was at some stage so high that it was ten feet high. you can actually see that water line there that is about ten feet, so it completely flooded the ground floors and rendered basically villages like this ghost towns because of course those houses are destroyed. a lot of houses c

now tracy lost her father to coven, while he was in a senior care facility. so this hits very close to home for you. thanks for being with us. do you think the u. s. justice department's decision to drop the probe into nursing home death is justified. i mean, as someone who has lots of loved when yourself, how do you feel about the situation? it's absolutely not justified. i'm heartbroken, and i'm not ashamed to tell you that i wept when i found out about the decision. one out of every 10 senior citizens that lived in one of these long term care facilities passed away from cove. it during the pandemic and tens of thousands more died in hospitals. these governors put cobit positive patients into these homes, knowingly and willingly. now let's look at finance. h h. s. assistant director rachel levine. rachel levine was at one time. the director of health in pennsylvania. she took her own mother out the night before she signed off on this order. they knew that this was going to kill people. if this isn't a violation of civil rights, i don't know what is so about

we have the brake lights out of tracy as you get onto 580 itself. westbound 580 slow at least to north flynn. it opens up toward the dublin. look at the travel time. it's getting worse as 37 minutes now 205 toward 680. quick look at some of the bay area e exa volume as erall pretty clear. nto taking a quick look at public transit. muni, caltrain, bart, getting rolling and everything is on time. there's one more update. san francisco central subway has finally started testing trains in underground tunnels again. the public transportation project has been criticized for being delayed and over budget. back to yo >> all right. thank you. >>> still ahead. the first battle in tokyo. the women's soccer team taking on sweden. how the match played out and the two bay area women on the field. >>> and at seven on cbs this morning gayle king sits down with mark and jeff bezos. and a new study says the johnson and johnson vaccine could be less effective against the delta variant. >>> and how 's only serves one ka breakfast a better one so chuck your old soggy eg

the senate voting to advance the bipartisan infrastructure bill tracie potts joins us with the latest>> reporter: good morning, dom things are moving forward after weeks of negotiations after the roads and bridges bill the extratraditional infrastruce bill to improve transit and fix roads and bridges and provide high-speed internet. democrats and republicans have been negotiating the $500 trillion bill trying to figure out thohow to get this moving forward. now they will open debate to move forward on this 17 republicans joining democrats to open debate on spending money on roads, bridges and broadband and electrical grid. lawmakers will work into the weekend to get this passed senate majority leader chuck schumer says they have come together in a bipartisan way to get this done. there is still a long way to go. this is separate from the $3 trillion effort that democrats alone are trying to pass they like to call the human infrastructure some of the other democratic priorities and priorities of the president aside from the traditional roads and bridges bill they are calling it now the

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if you are coming out of tracy, westbound 580 from 205 things are slow from that tracy tringle area onto 580 through north flynn. a busy ride for the commute. >>> happening today in about an hour cal >> translator:s is essentially telling some homeless people to get out. >> the agency is set to evict a camp in marin. justin andrews is live in san rafael. justin. >> good morning. we are right at the underpass -- the overpass of 10 #. you see people right now with their -- probably inside their tents here and some are living in their cars. this is right near the business district here in san rafael. throughout california there is only shelter for approximately 30% of people experiencing homelessness. the city of san rafael said over the last five years city and county leaders have been just working hard to end chronic homelessness. this particularly camp underneath 101 is -- or has been ingreatly la e city working to do this responsibly and with compassion. cal trans will be here to evict these people at six and some stay they do plan to resist that eviction so we will have to wait and see

out of tracy, a slow ride out of mount house on west bound 205. brake lights extend to almost greenville. 580 at santa rita, an active scene. noninjury. tow crews should be arriving to get this one out of the way. dublin interchange, we are seeing slower speeds as you approach 580, 680 connector. 880, main lines are a little bit busy south through san lorenzo. trouble spot on a street at the 880 connector so it is surface streets near the freeway not affecting 880. if trying to access 880, there might be an issue. san mateo bridge, starting to load up west bound. your travel time is 16 minutes to travel between 880 towards 101 between hayward and foster city. bay area bridges starting to get busy. live look at the bay bridge, no metering lights yet but we are starting to see a back up at the toll plaza. it gets busier across the upper south bound as you head into san francisco. new, lamborghini ingood-bye to the auto maker unveiled what's se only v12 powered super car. the italian manufacturer will make v12 models but they will be plug in hybrids.

tracy stone manning is the president's pick to lead the bureau of land management.ident. spiking is where somebody drives metal spikes in to trees. it's to prevent people from logging the trees. the spikes can hurt loggers. gop senators long had problems with the nominee. >> we have not yet confronted someone with tracy stone manning's past. >> what we know about tracy stone manning, she's none of these things. trustworthy, honest and fair-minded. >> mitch mcconnell says a letter sent to a senate committee by a forest service investigator casts doubt on stone-manning. she was involved in the spiking and did not come forward until she could not face prosecution. mcconnell says stone-manning lied about her eco terrorism. martha? >> martha: thanks, chad. so the prosecutor investigating hunter biden reportedly avoided taking action that could have made that case public during the presidential campaign period running up to it. politco reporting that the u.s. attorney decided not to get search warrants or send out subpoenas last summer a couple months before the president

tracy walder for attacks. tracy walderforjoining us, thank you. thank you for having me. 5. tuesday had some major surprises, but none bigger than the womens team gymnastics. the russian olympic committee won the gold beating the us who won gold back to back in london and rio. but the real shock came earlier in the final. simone biles, a four—time olympic gold medallist — pulled out of the final after her first vault, later saying she did it due to her mental health. she said, "i was just shaking, i'vejust neverfelt like this going into a competition before. at the end of the day, i have to do what is right for me. itjust sucks that it happened at the olympic games." our sports presenter sarah mulkerrins is in tokyo and described the reaction. it was really remarkable scenes, wasn't it? late on day fourin scenes, wasn't it? late on day four in tokyo. there was a lot of washing around the world, social media, wondering what was happening, whether there was happening, whether there was an incidence of simone biles walking away from the vault, leaving the arena, collecting h

it's slow and go out of tracy onto 580.seeing speeds dipping down to 15 miles an hour with looking a lot better toward the dublin. still 40 minutes, 205 to 680. >>> the live news desk and we are continuing to follow this breaking news u haiti's president was assassinated early this morning. a group of unidentified gun men apparently busted in to his home and m. also, shot his wife. she is injured and being treated. the acting prime minister said that the security situation in the country is under the control of haiti's police and military. haiti has been suffering for years political instability and the president had been governing by decree. his critics had claimed he was ruling like an autocrat. a security alert has been issued. they aren't confirming what happened but they did advise everybody to avoid any unnecessary travel to haiti for the time being. we will stay on top of this. back to you. >>> happening today say good- bye to some of that trash you see lining the roads. >> cal trans is hosting a statewide clean cali

tracie? >> hi, marcus, they're going grassroots trying to roll out the campaign with black barbershops around the country to deal with african-americans concerned about taking the virus -- getting the virus or getting the vaccine and they're also putting dr. anthony fauci on tiktok trying to get young adults vaccinated. >> reporter: the push is on. >> we're going to double down on our efforts to vaccinate millions of more americans across july and august. >> reporter: the biden administration missed its goal for 70% of adults to have at least one shot by the fourth of july. we're at 67%. four states are below 40%. with record delay travel and more people getting out, experts are concerned. >> being vaccinated on this day in july of 2012 is fundamentally more risky than if you were unvaccinated at this point last year. >> covid-19 has not been vanquished. we all know powerful variants have emerged like the delta variant. but the best defense against these variants is to get vaccinated. >> repo

brake lights out of tracy to mount house to asno you get on 580. sluggish conditions. it looks better once you pass that point. an over night closure on 84 as you work near main street. lanes should open up by 5:00. >>> i am makovec at the live news desk. we just got new information in in what might have been going through the mind of the man who shot nine of his co-workers at the vta rail yard last may 26. the mercury news reporting this morning that the man harbored dark thoughts about harming two specific people. that is according to a report from an encounter with some customs agents at the san francisco airport. that was when he was returning home from the philippines in 2016. the two names of the people he harbored dark thoughts for were redacted from the report. we still don't know if they were among the people he shot or even if they were vta employees. but the feds labeled this a significant encounter with that man, his personnel file of course indicated a record of trouble with his co-workers. d.a. in santa clara said he received a copy of the redacted report

thanks a lot, tracy. >> thank you, charles.ks, tens of millions of people today getting their first monthly child tax credit relief payments. it is just the latest in a line of a lot of federal funds that continue to flow to american families. the question though, these benefits, could they actually be holding americans back, not only from the workforce but maybe even something worse longer term? when it comes to the stock market you got to know when to hold them, folks, know when to fold them. i got to tell you wall street doesn't always have the answer to that. in fact more often when they're wrong they're universally wrong. i will bring on youtube investor trey collins. we'll talk about diamond hands and what is next for amc and gamestop. ♪ this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me

we have the brake lights out of tracy, getting onto 580.t westbound ride definitely slowing down already for your tuesday morning commute. once you are past that things are clear. the rest of the way toward 680. that dublin cher change. checking travel times in the yellow. 35 minutes over toward 680. look at the rest of the major freeways in the green. if you are up early heading toward 80, the east shore freeway. everything is light right now. light conditions on the highway 4 and 101 clear as you work along the peninsula. there's an overnight closure in the clearing stages on 84 as you work between main street. should be wrapping up at least by five this morning. if you are headed toward 84 you will need the alternate. checking travel times in the south bay. so far so good as we say good morning. northbound 85 -- northbound 101 to 680. only seven minutes right now. bay bridge toll plaza. light conditions, easy ride out of the east bay into san francisco so far. we will keep an eye on that. >>> lucky riders got to hop on board the cable ca

"today in the bay"'s tracy spots is live for -- tracie potts. >> so it could have an impact in the family budget. those other areas that the president wants to try and deal with, child care and health care, a number of other things, climate, those things are still up in the air. this money is not. it is approved and is part of the american rescue plan, covid relief. >> $3,000 per child, and more for some in monthly payments that start today. >> expanded child tax credit provides working families $250 each month, and $300 for every child under 6 months old. the credit helps lift 39 million families out of poverty. the rest of the family plan faces big hurdles on capitol hill. >> we are getting this done. >> getting it done! >> the president's priorities health care and climate change are embedded in the democrat's $3.5 trillion plan that they will try and push through with no republican votes. >> do you think $3.5 trillion is too high. >> depends on if we can pay for it. >> $3.5 trillion is shocking lehigh. i think it's a freight train to socialism. everybody in america will end up paying

we are live this morning, i'm tracie potts, "today in the bay". >> thank you, tracie. >>> 6:03. more details for you. here in the bay area, most counties are now above 80%, at least partially vaccinated. marin county leading the way with 92%. solano county, lagging behind at less than seven in ten. >>> uc students now know they will have to submit proof of vaccination no less than two weeks before they're planning to return to campus this fall, and berkeley, they actually start their new semester next month. the cal state schools are still working out their vaccination plan. last night santa clara county hosted a vaccine clinic in san pedro square. this is designed to attract younger people. some were students who want to be on campus if the school requires them to be vaccinated. >> i just got out of work and i was like, it is about time i get the vaccine shot, which is also the reason i'm getting vaccinated because i need to have the two shots before i start school. >> cal state schools are waiting to make a final decision on vaccinations until the fda fully approves the vaccin

you can see all the brake lights out of the pass, tracy area onto 580. the travel time at 28 minutes 205 toward 680. super commuters if you are getting the early start you will see the slow and go conditions as you work through there. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is light. no delays out of the east bay into san francisco. seven minute commute. that's it to go from the maze over into the city. no meat earring lights just yet. we don't normally see the brake lights until after six. a live look at the golden gate bridge. not as taggy as it was yesterday but be careful out of marin into san francisco. >>> oakland police are launching an investigation itonird bbedsa harrison. she was outside talking on her i-phone. two teenagers followed her and one attacked her. >> when i started to move away he came behind me, pushed me and then before i could fall was like he grabbed my phone. >> you hit the ground? >> i did not hit the ground. i said why would you do this to a grandma? >> boxer added she was shaken but otherwise unhurt. she was able to

especially for super commuters if you are going toward the pass you have the break lights building out of tracy, westbound 205. it stays slow into grant line. the route going toward dublin a busy one. no delays onto 680. travel times 38 minutes. still clear along the east shore freeway. westbound as you work from highway 4 to the maze. eastbound we are getting first reports of a trouble spot. westbound 4 out of antioch to so good only25minutes to make the commute and in. >>> we have breaking news overseas. the wreckage of a plane that took off from russia has just been found and it is bad news. it was about three miles from where it was supposed to have landed in the far east region. all 28 people on board are believed to have died. this is where it took off from. it missed a scheduled communication and disappeared from radar as it was on approach for landing. the main body of the plane was found on the coast. no word on what caused that plane to crash. >>> taking a live look at oakland. it was a much quieter night after a violent 4th of july. oakland police had a plan to handle illegal side sh

nbc's tracie potts joins us with more this is shaping up to be a major issue in the mid-term. >> reporter: hi, phillip this is a big issue not only politically but in big cities. a sitdown with the president, attorney general and local leaders is designed to get them up to speed on the biden strategy to combat that. it includes community interventions and stemming the flow of interventions on the streets. conservatives called it an assault on gun rights. >> the same far left democrats who are defunding police are leading an all out crusade to strip you, the law abiding citizens of america, of your god given second amendment rights. >> reporter: the nra, national rifle association yags, has been a big leader in this chuck schumer is asking the justice department to investigate the nra for bankruptcy fraud >> at the same time they're saying they're bankrupt, they're spending millions of dollars in ads to stop universal background checks that demands an investigation by the justice department we all know the nra is morally bankrupt but they are not financially bankrupt that's the problem. >>

brake lights out of tracy as you go onto 580. things look better approaching the dublin interchange. at the 242 highway 4 connector there is over night road work in effect. also not far from the freeway, a building fire, fire activity in the area and willow pass road. 680 is at the limit with no delays. the bay bridge toll plaza, so far so good. easy ride as you head into san francisco, no metering lights yet. san m bridge, no delays between 880 and 101. >>> we have breaking news in the east bay, going live to concord where there is a huge fire as you can see, an active fire fight. this is on willow pass road. gianna mentioned it. it appears to be a chinese buffet. there is a second story as well. there is significant damage as you can see. the fire fight is continuing. we did get this picture from firefighters when the building was really roaring. this is east of 242. lately they've been doing more defensive operations. as you can see from the picture on twitter, the building was fully engulfed in flames once firefighters got th

we have those brake lights out of tracy. a wind advisory this morning for the pass. if you are traveling in a high profile vehicle be careful as you work through there. brake lights through mount house and around north flynn. looks better once you approach the dublin. if you are going on the 680 you should be good to go. only a 29 minute commute. 205 toward 680. jumping to the south bay there are road closures and restrictions in effect due to an overnight accident. this was a deadly crash right at 82. try to avoid that area. >>> i have some new video of that unfortunate accident that you were just talking about. a vehicle verses a pedestrian. this crash happened just after 11 and the investigation has gone well into the morning. after this vehicle hit a pedestrian that person was take taken to the hospital where they died. this was the 30th traffic death of the year and that area has been shut down for hours. the last traffic death in san jose happened on the 17th, early morning. a car ran a red light according to police and hit another. the driver of the car that w

nbc's tracie potts is in washington, d.c. with more on that good morning, tracie >> reporter: dom, good morning a good news and bad news situation. the government is close to approving a vaccine for children before the end of the year, the briefing at the white house today, the president's briefing later today will focus on the recent surge in cases. s>> the deadly delta variant created a new surge in 40 states with covid cases doubling daily in the past three weeks. some hospitals are running out of beds again with vaccination rates dropping and 98million americans still not protected. >> it spreads more easily. it will find the pockets where people are not vaccinated and it will do a lot of damage. >> reporter: the surgeon general issued a rare warning. >> health misinformation led people to not wear masks and turn down treatment and not get vaccinated this led to avoid aable illness and death. >> facebook needs to move harmful violating posts. >> reporter: facebook says it is taking aggressive action against misinformation

tracie potts has more on the story. good morning, tracie >> reporter: good morning, frank. the possibility the cdc could reverse course with the virus as you said running rampant particularly in certain areas. the government's concern of how it is spreading and how fast it is spreading and who is getting covid-19 >> we're going in the wrong direction. >> reporter: the cdc could recommend fully vaccinated people wear masks indoors ss to protect linda mercer. >> i'm wrong i was selfish by not getting vaccinated it changes your outlook on life when you almost feel like i may be called home >> reporter: nearly half the country remains unvaccinated lowest levels since january as new cases soar especially in the south. texas, arkansas and florida make up 4 in 10 new infections. almost all deaths and hospitalizations 99% are people who have not been vaccinated >> it is like we have two kinds of america the very vulnerable unvaccinated part and the really relatively protected vaccinated part. >> reporter: the cdc is trying to predict how fast the delta variant may spread >> the mod

the relief tracy sylvester is talking about is to help her pay down our debts incurred during the pandemic, specifically back rent the hook for about $26,000. we can help to pay down some of that debt. >> through negotiations with their landlord. we will be having a lot of businesses survive. san francisco supervisor ahsha safai. i e wants to take about 25 million dollars from the city surplus. >> to establish a fun were by small businesses that have been operating for 5 years or more have gross receipts of 2 million dollars or less and are not formula. retail could apply for grants of $25,000 to help pay back rent. that's over 1000 businesses. >> and each business is average about 10 to 15 employees. you're talking about somewhere between. >> 15,010 to 15,000 or just directly employed by the small business would be great because then that way i can focus on that money going directly towards paying back my landlord. >> tracy silvester says that would give her the breathing room to build her business back. >> it definitely is something that makes me feel like that there's a little bit of a

more and more cities are considering new mask requirements tracie potts in washington. >> are there? >> we are talking a number of incidents here in the shooter in another vehicle did get away. another woman in a toyota camery was shot and killed. a child in the front passenger seat also shot but survived. the child in a baby seat was not shurt. the car ran into a rail. just after midnight saturday morning another shooting sent a grandmother to the hospital. >> there were two guys. went in the store, started popping off rounds. i thought for sure i was going to be hit. the third shooter still out and about. starting two or three fires the officers chased them into a closing store. reporting for today in the bay. >> we were talking about those covid cases. the cdc may now be considering doing the same thing. >> let's check with tracie potts this morning. the nation's top doctor adding to the uncertainty going on. >> absolutely. two americas. those vaccinated and those not. nearly half the country remains unvaccinated. happening now, almost all deaths, 99% are people not vax nalted. dr

we are seeing the tracy triangle area starting to bog down. that is our slow spot this morning. brake lights north bound 101 away from the 280, 680 connector approaching 880. there is a trouble spot on surface streets not far from there, a vehicle fire on los plumas. east bound 80, we have a crash over to the right shoulder. good news is it's the noncommute direction, not affecting west bound out of hercules. if you are headed towards the bay bridge things are still at the limit at least near the toll plaza, no meng t. are tracedacross the upper deck of the bay bridge into san francisco. san mateo bridge is quiet a nice travel time, 13 minutes between 880 and 101. no delays across the golden gate bridge. bart will start running late night limited trains on thursday, friday, saturday. right now they are checking in with no delays. >> thank you. >>> time for a look at what's trending in eye on entertainment. upcoming revival of dexter getting a boost when it premieres this fall. an actress who starred as dexter's sister is set to appear in the ten episode continuation likely in fl

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all right, last week, we brought you the story of tracy stone-manning, the pick to lead the bureau ofnagement. she was a member of the environmental group earth first, that is linked to an equal terrorism case back in 1989, the biden administration has named domestic terrorism as a great threat facing the nation. so you would think that maybe would put stone-manning's nomination and deputy. well, not quite. >> calling on the president to withdraw the nominee, tracy stone-manning, over the 1989 -- >> stands by his nominee. >> laura: here now, the republican -- wyoming senator john barrera. all right, senator. stone-manning lied about this incident and her confirmation hearing and still the so-called moderate manchin, kelly, they are going to vote her in. >> she is unfit to oversee the public lands of the united states. she was involved as a ringleader in >> terrorism, this tree spiking, 500 pounds of spikes into trees and national forests. what do these look like, here is one of them right now, this is what these spikes look like, big, long, can do significant damage, especially if one

brake lights west bound as you come out of tracy getting onto 580, stays slow to north flynn. once you are past that things look better approaching the dublin interchange. 680 is clear in both directions. 242 at the 680 connector, lanes remain closed. overnight weekend closures have been in effect and will not open until 10:00 this morning. you will that closure over towards concord avenue. 680 towards highway 4 is your best bet and work around, not seeing delays now but over the thfreeways. aused a after 6:00 this morning we'll likely see busier conditions as morning commute arheaded along north at a street, looks like chp and crews are wrapping up an earlier crash. trying to access 880 from a street might be difficult or if you are exiting off in the area. the rest of 880 looks clear, a live look at the nimitz freeway as you head through oakland, traffic at the limit in both directions. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. most of our bay area bridges are pretty quiet. that includes golden gate bridge where traffic is moving nicely south bound 101 as you head into san fra

the cdc and fda, dom, have not said if a booster is necessary still look ing at the data. >> tracie, is there a sense for how much pushback there could be at the government level at the federal level if you are going to tell people you are going to require them to get the vaccine? has there ever been a time when the government needs to go through this in a messaging standpoint with people more so than right now >> reporter: you know, bertha was talking about the post report of the internal cdc memo. it addresses the messaging and that now needs to change and be upgraded to try to get more people voluntarily to get the shots. that's one thing and the requirement, they watered it down a bit. this is not a hard requirement there is an option if you don't want to get the shot there are disincentives to do so you can't travel depending on your job that may be significant to the work you do and you have that hassle of guetting tested twice week giving disincentives the $100 that president biden is trying to encourage people to get the shot the legalities as you note, the justice department

we are seeing brake lights out of the altamont pass area out of tracy. you will have brake lights from 205 getting onto 580. 28 minutes west bound 580, 205 to 680. you are clear highway 4 to the maze. >>> take a look at this dramatic video of the dixie fire in the sierra. this looks like the beginning of the night. it's not. this was noon yesterday. >> the fire has burned nearly 200,000 acres and it is pushing fire crews to their limits. >> reporter: crackling flames shooting into the sky and towering over trees. windy, dry, and hot conditions in a remote area fueling the flames as the dixie fire scorches hundreds of thousands of acres merging overnight with nearby fly fire. >> it looks like a horror film to be honest. >> reporter: jake edwards calls it apocalyptic, capturing video of a back fire near his plumas home and pictures revealing orange skies alongside an ashy lake. >> it's been absolutely bizarre with all the smoke. you can't breathe. >> reporter: his neighborhood, evacuation warning zone, many neighbors already ordered out leaving mainly wild

tracie, thank you. >>> let's check in now with nbc meteorologist bill karins who is here with a look at your weather as we kick off this week good morning >> good morning. we're at the peak of the summer season this is typically when we see the hottest temperatures of the season the exception has been in the south. raining, cloudy, very humid. that's kept temperatures down in some cases watching rain this morning in areas of atlanta, charlotte, just south of nashville. as we go throughout the day, one of the stories is how hot it gets heat warnings from billings, glasgow, sharon. the fire danger in the west continues to be off the chart. we could see what we call dry thunderstorms. they don't have much if any rain but they do have lightning and that could spark new fires that's actually a very dangerous and fearful for a lot of the firefighters there's today's forecast in new england with clouds and showers. some of the great weather, the ranging in the mid 80s in the northeast cool with the clouds lingering north wards to maine. >>> the weekend forecast, i promise you in the east th

. >> tracie, who else is talking and taking part in this? >> reporter: so today's meeting at the white house is going to include local leaders, local elected officials, law enforcement, and the attorney general, merrick garland. the idea here is to get them onboard with the president's plan to deal with gun violence. that's the strategy that the white house unveiled a few weeks ago where they were talking about not only investing in communities, helping people who are formerly incarcerated, providing more jobs but getting more guns off the street and stemming the flow of weapons. we do know that this is a big priority for the administration. >> and, tracie, the government is limited in terms of what they can do with gun control. what is the biden administration doing to help cities like san jose? >> reporter: so one of the things the administration wants to do is to give support to local law enforcement. so part of the president's plan was to roll out new tools, and they haven't specified what that would be but new tools to help law enforcem