go ahead, tracy. >> all right. to short cover while retail was shorting into that market. so that really pulled us much higher. when we look at the oil market, really what we have is just a lack of interest. open interest has been plummeting for a couple of months now and bullish investor sentiment kind of waned because of the spr releases. a lot of russian oil still stayed on the market. china locked down to never ending. i mean the physical market is still tight. it is just investor sentiment is just not there right now. charles: so i read last week the opec chief actually sees high probability of a major oil squeeze as bullish demand returns. do you think that's possible? >> i actually think what is more important is today opec came out and said the oil futures disconnect continues, that is going fors opec plus into action and kind of alluded they may actually cut production next meeting so if they decide to do that, at the end of the month, is the meeting, we could have a very dicey fall because they would be c

stuck their lines one use coming up here in our desert right after inside story like ah, a global tracy for the high seas, un member states trying to agree a deal to protect fragile ecosystems and international waters. why is it important? and what has prevented an agreement until now. this is inside story. with hello and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. countries have tried for years to reach a global agreement on protecting the high seas. areas of the world's oceans that full beyond the jurisdiction of any one nation. each country has exclusive use of its territorial waters which one up to 370 kilometers from the shorelines. those territorial areas are highlighted in light blue on this map. beyond that, in dark blue on the high seas, international waters that make up most of our planets, oceans, scientists say existing laws aren't strong enough to protect those areas. well, the high seas are crucial for supporting marine life as well as absorbing carbon dioxide and heat caused by global warming. un member states meeting in new york to try to agree on a legally binding treaty ha

there was a trouble spot coming out of tracy near mt.se, it's in the clearing stages so looks like that backup lanes have opened, it's getting back to normal with the travel times improving significantly. 51 minutes down to 35 minutes from 205 to 680 taking westbound 580. good news there. we'll let you know if anything else changes. no wind advisoriesormo ok ahe bay bridge this morning so far no delays. getting nor crowded, more cars hitting the roadways as the morning commute gets under way. overall metering lights are off and a ten-minute ride as you head from the east bay from the maze over into san francisco, so right now, things look bearable on the freeways if you are taking the bay bridge. jocelyn? >> thanks, g. >>> developing, president biden says osama bin laden's right-hand man was killed by a air strike in afghanistan. all the people who led out the 9/11 attacks are dead or captured. sara donchey spoke with the former agent who spent years chasing him pmp >> reporter: it's a major blow to one of the most infamous terrorist org

ben tracy, thank you so much. tonight a federal judge passed at a hearing for thursday to hear the case calling forth unceiling of the doj affidavit used as justification for the f.b.i. search of former president donald trump's florida home. cbs's catherine herridge has been following the details. >> as the battle over the stille florida tes abuttial wises wiincirc. e the ju claimed releasing the affidavit could serve as a road map to the government's ongoing investigation, a former prosecutor said another revelation is buried in the department's 13 page brief. >> now we have an ongoing criminal investigation. >> harry littmann told cbs news that releasing the affidavit could chill future coopration by witnesses and harm other high profile investigations is another warning shot. >> what jumps out at you. > where do you get such information that is so solid that a magistrate judge will say okay, i see that, i will sign this application. i think it has to be from someone at mar-a-lago. >> some insider of some kind.

ben tracy, thank you so much. tonight, a federal judge has set a hearing for thursday afternoon to hear the case calling for the unsealing of the d.o.j. affidavit used as justification for the f.b.i. search of former presidentfidavt used as justification for donald trump's florida home. cbs's catherine herridge has been following the details. >> reporter: as the battle over the still-secret affidavit moves to this florida courthouse, an analysis of the legal record reveals new clues about potential witnesses within trump's inner circle. while the justice department claims releasing the affidavit could "serve as a road map to the government's ongoing investigation," a former prosecutor said another revelation is buried in the department's 13-page brief. >> now we have an ongoing criminal investigation. >> reporter: harry littmann told cbs news, this section, that releasing the affidavit could "chill future cooperation by witnesses and harm other high-profile investigations," is another warning shot. what jumps out

cbs' ben tracy covers climate for us and will start us off tonight. good evening, ben.w urgent is the situation? >> it's become very urgent, norah, and you can see why. this is what so much of the american west now looks like, dried out and burnt out. here in california, more than 99% of this state is now battered by drought, and the federal government is so concerned about this critical water source, it's taking unprecedented action. it's a crisis on the colorado. the nation's largest reservoirs are rapidly retreating. iconic dams could stop producing power. western states are being warned to drastically cut their water use. >> this is a crisis that we haven't seen in history. >> reporter: today the interior department declared a first ever tier 2 shortage on the river that provides water for 40 million people in seven states. arizona will lose 21% of its water, nevada, 8%. and the government is now threatening unprecedented cuts on all the states unless they start using less water. >> it is in our authorities to act unilaterally to protect the system. >> reporter: cli

and what we're hoping with is tracy is to establish this strong collaborative mechanism. and also a sounds of, of duty to report what is going on, how are they doing when they're implementing this tree? so for example, when we're saying if this is suspected area that has been established on this, tracy, that these flag states are controlling the vessels of they flag instruction. a of that does not break that law. well, still it's going to run up against some big, powerful interest, isn't it? let's look at deep sea mining. for example, no license, it doesn't happen as yet. but explain exploratory licenses. have been released. how much concern does this raise for you? because people are going to want to explore the deep sea as resources on land run thin. and as we want to develop renewable energy, we're already finding sources, minerals under the sea that can contribute to that. so there's a conundrum there in itself. how, how does this argument play out? quickly on deep sea mining, i think frankly, there's absolutely no need for deep sea mining. the big tech companies, the

traffic for supr commuters westbound on 580 will now take 50 minutes to travel fm highway 205 in tracy to 680 in dublin. 15 minutes from highway4 to the macarthur maze in west palm highway 4, 25 minutes from 160 to interstate 80. the bay bridge toll plaza with medium light still off and a seven mine drive from the macarthur maze tn francisco. that is a look at yor at your traffic. > >> republicans are rushing to fr president donald trump's defense defense to demand explanations t monday's unprecedented fbi searh of trump's mar-a-lago estate inm in palm beach. cbs has trinity chavez with the latest from new. >> reporter: republican leadnaln te a warra search warrant ahis flida este. >> every republican believes tht the fbi and other organizations are off the map. >> it's never been done for forr president. shouldn't the attorny general layout to the american e -- shouldn't bet be explained? e sources say it was connected toa justice department investigatiof claims by the national archives that found 15 boxes of records t mar-a-lago earlier this year any are believed to contain classifie

parents are against what the school board is doing. >> carley: tracy, you said the school broke the law's son home, how so? >> greatest act of trust across the state of california and america is we drop our children off at school everyday and entrust educators with the most important thing in our lives, our precious children. what they did, not only break the trust, they broke the laur. this was not a legal mandate. the best analogy i can draw for viewers is federal case took masks off airplanes, the cdc had no authority to mask anybody on an airplane, same thing here issue teachers unions and really poorly equipped lawyers bullied and coerce educators into believing there was a mandate and this is the result. >> carley: shawn, how is your son doing? getting turned, away from school was upsetting for him, will he be able to go back to school? >> they allowed him on campus on friday, his first day unmasked, basically torched him first wednesday, thursday and friday of class and he was inconsolable thursday for two hours, friday inconsolable for two hours after class. my wife sent me a cl

>> look, i mean, tracy hinted at this.t's not just what america's adversaries might try to do with u.s. intelligence or what america's adversaries might try to do with donald trump to get hold of that intelligence. america's allies share intelligence with the united states in the belief that this intelligence will be held securely. that it won't fall into the wrong hands. it is critical to the relationship america has with not just the five is but with allies around the world when it's trying to build intelligence. if those allies start to think, you know what, the processes in america are not reliable for holding on to that intelligence that we have shared with them, then that does pose national security implications, because it weakens the bonds. the bonds were weakened under donald trump anyway amongst america's allies and i think that's part of the reason there is this robust kickback from the justice department is, in a way, it is a demonstration to the world that people will be held to account and that the systems wi

tracy did dublin is 49 minutes. -- tracy to dublin is 49 minutes.ael reggie: a bombing at ukraine's nuclear plant. it went off-line raising fears of a nuclear disaster. the nuclear agency said the region is one step from a radiation emergency. ♪ even with nuclear fears looming, those with ties to ukraine are celebrating ukrainian independence day. celebration was held yesterday. ukrainian day commemorates the declaration of the sovereignty from the former soviet union in 1991. kumasi: golden gate officials taking more steps to discourage pem jumping off of the bridge. the purchase of training facility has been approved and will be used to teach first responders and other law enforcement members how to rescue people who get caught in a new stainless steel net that will sit low the bridge walkways. the net is designed to catch jumpers aired installation is expected to be completed late next year. reggie: a single engine plane that made an emergency landing on the beach has been taken for repairs p the pilot reported engine trouble and decided to safel

very interestingly, tracy crouch, the very interestingly, tracy crouch, ihe former— very interestingly, former— the former sports minister, and greg dai, former fa head, said they're very disappointed that boris has not done something to celebrate. sorry to keep _ done something to celebrate. sorry to keep making crassjokes, but given— to keep making crassjokes, but given the — to keep making crassjokes, but given the line of boris being the sinking — given the line of boris being the sinking ship leaving the rats, as his government ministers were resigning, and greg bike being the man who _ resigning, and greg bike being the man who introduced the rolling rack to the _ man who introduced the rolling rack to the nation. this is the kind of combination of rats in one space and nothing happening. i combination of rats in one space and nothing happening-— combination of rats in one space and nothing happening. i was interested. i had been expecting _ nothing happening. i was interested. i had been expecting an _ nothing happening. i was interested. i had been expecting an open - nothing h

, and then from oakland into monday, we will see warming up from areas like tracy and of course, theto the interior. the silicon valley is going to be fantastic, and lot of sunshine into 70s and comfortable weather out and about through the afternoon, and here it. i asked you the send us some photos because of clear the shelter, and people did. and so we have a lot of sweet faces on here, and look at that. the bow there, and the little guy in the back, and he is looking like binks, right? keep on sending me the photos, and if you did adopt a pet, share it with me, and part of the clear the shelters event, and i will give them a shout out on air, and binks would love it. the forecast in san francisco is going to be breezy today, and we have the ocean breeze, and that going to keep us nice and cool through monday, and the inland temperatures are going to be warming up through the 90s, and of course, we have the pride to >>> and look at that in palo alto. >> and we have so go on a puppy date and share pictures. >> and so watch us on roku and turn on the streaming device s and select the

altamont pass, heavy brake lights continue to slow between tracy and livermore.ued a wind ad. wind advisory. it's a 53 minutee going from tracy into the city. the bay bridge, looking pretty good. metering lights are off. time from the mason to san francisco, nine minute drive. golden gate bridge not too bad. it's a 19 minute drive going southbound from 37 into the city. chp issued a heavy fog alert there so be careful as you you drive through the bridge. > >> today on "the drew barrymore, barrymore show", bad moms actress stops by, today at 2:00n 2:00 on kpix 5. > >> stick around for "cbs mornings". gayle king, tony >> welcome back. let's take a francisco is always one of the t cities throughout the state especially during this month thg month thing to nature plus ac, the marine layer. a will be an above average day thanks to this, it will be a little coolen cooler than everyone else. it's the month of fog and that is stg strong along the coast as we extended to the afternoon. it wl it will split the peninsula and half. i will talk about that coming up in a littl

that is tracy sandler.atered. to women. the tracy sandler show, which is a sports and lifestyle podcast. so doing a lot of that the five fund fact series has become a part of it, but i wanted to create a place where female fans felt comfortable being a casual fan being a diehard fan, however , they felt but content that was able to speak to them. tracy also discussed the upcoming season talked about growing up a huge niner fan, especially joe montana. she said her passion for the niners has led her to working with her favorite team. well economic uncertainty may impact bonuses for some twitter employees, according to the new york times employees were told yesterday that they might only receive half of their typical annual bonuses during the company's most recent earnings report. revenue did decline for the first time since 2020 experts say that many advertisers are waiting to see what happens with elon musk is legal battle over twitter. over that $44 billion purchase of that company. twitter's revenue has a

us squad member tracy noonan there. let's get some of the day's other news.rt of beirut, which were badly damaged in the deadly 2020 explosion, have collapsed after a fire. videos show the northern block coming down in a massive cloud of dust. the fires are believed to have been caused by fermenting grain igniting in the summer heat. at least 26 people are now known to have died in severe flooding in the us state of kentucky. storms have pounded the east of the state and the governor said he expected the number of fatalities to rise. more heavy rain is expected on tuesday. thousands of people in northern california have been evacuated as fast—moving wildfires destroyed homes. the mckinney fire near the border with oregon has already scorched tens of thousands of acres and fire officials have said none of it has been contained. no injuries have been reported so far. to asia now, as us house speaker nancy pelosi we know this much — her itinerary will include stops in singapore, malaysia, japan and south korea, but there is no mention of a stopover in taiwan whi

the united nations has also failed to reach an agreement on a tracy to protect marine life. a legally binding text would have addressed growing environmental and economic challenges. it is now up to the un general assembly to resume the 5th session. mexico's truth commission investigating the disappearance of 43 students in 2014. as implicated a military commander. the government official leading the inquiry said 6 students were kept alive in a warehouse for days. they were handed over to local army commander who ordered the execution. it's the 1st time the military is directly linked to what has become mexico's worst case of human rights abuse. stop markets have fallen sharply in the us all to head of the federal reserve said forceful action would continue to combat inflation during power. so the federal reserve would use all the tools at its disposal and that high interest rates would continue for some time. those, the headlines for hotels coming up next with fight is willing payoff or control. ah, what does the new, whatever more mean for america and nato, as long as amer

soon province. russia has blocked an agreement following a review of the you ends, landmark tracy on nuclear disarmament. delegates have been scrambling to reach consensus in new york for weeks. a rush, a seizure of europe's largest nuclear power plant in ukraine, and other differences between member countries have become major obstacles towards a consensus. the review conference happens every 5 years and any document must be approved by all $191.00 countries that are parties to the treaty. rebecca johnson is the founding president of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons . she says she's disappointed with the outcome. it is very disappointing, but it should not be surprising. the n p t has actually been fading for a long time because it is essentially used by the nuclear states to reinforce their almost the validity that they attached to nuclear weapons. and he, we are taking place at a time when russia has, as launched an invasion against ukraine, but also threatened the use of nuclear weapons are in which deterrence has, has fairly clearly failed. and in which the

here is ben tracy. >> reporter: kentucky swamped by deadly flash flooding.n the western u.s. chlt # cities in the pacific northwest baking under triple-digit heat. that's just this week. >> look at the reality. walk outside. it's becoming overwhelming, and we can do something about it, that's the great news. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom says california is not going wait for the federal government to pass meaningful climate legislation. is the idea to make california a bit of a laboratory for the rest of the country? absolutely. we want to iterate. we want to iterate. i hope californians take a look. >> reporter: he plans to spend surplus to combat climate change, including major investments in a west coast offshore wind industry and technologies to subplanet-warming carbon dioxide out of the air, as well as a fleet of satellites to detect methane leaks. methane is an invisible and potent greenhouse gas seen here with infrared cameras. leaks can happen during production and go largely undetected. why do you want to get this data? >> it's 85 t

one of our caltrans cameras, 205 connecting on to 580, coming out of tracy toward 580 as you head into the altamont pass. it's sluggish and stays slow near north flynn. it's a broken down vehicle so it will likely be gone once you hit the roadways. 36 minutes f yourvee to dn interchang the goln gate bridge looking better. it looked foggier a little while ago. definitely starting to see the cars better on the roadways. not a bad ride out of marin county as you head south 101 into the city, that is the commute direction so that's where we typically see more volume so quiet there and quiet on the bay area bridges. a live look at the bay bridge, things are moving at the limit and no major brake lights as you head into san francisco. we'll let you know if that changes. time is 5:19. we've heard a lot about their offense but this morning in the "red & gold" report we look at the 49ers defense as we count counsel to the countdown to the season. >> they will make $100,000. >> and in our "morning mix," we are going to learn about what could be the dream job for many >>> let's get you ready for

tracy, this is not an isolated incident.t on earth is working these people up to such a frenzy that they want to threaten a children's hospital over a social post? >> thank you so much for having me. i think it is sort of the inner intersection of a bunch of different things. i think you have covid exacerbating peoples access to online and the time that people spent online. and through those online channels, you have far right, far left, whatever -- they kind of went further down the rabbit hole. but i think what is also really important, we talk about the influence of social media and these folks becoming radicalized. but we really don't talk about the factors that really get them to this point, that get them to become radicalized. and really, the biggest factor is, this quest for significance. so, a lot of these folks felt like their lives don't matter. they felt like they didn't have an impact and what they were doing. and they found a sense of purpose in these actions. and then i think the second factor is that permissio

i'm going to bring you in at this point because quite quickly we done is hones us in from a global tracy to just a handful of perpetrators. so, why don't we just make this a domestic issue and, and hone in on these, these few powerful countries? why does it have to involve the whole whole world? well, because they united nation, the law of this, the treaty, which is the one on the which this treat the thing negotiated, actually has a $165.00 parties. i think it's a, it's a pretty global treaty. us, you said in your introduction the highest it belongs to everyone. we cannot allow only a few countries to exploit these last areas that have so many benefits for so many people are so many countries economy as well. so that it's very, very important that almost all these countries to come, if not all, become parties. members, to this treat that when they finalize, so that everybody is covered by an all activities covered by it. we believe, and this is also what the good paris said, the 2nd general, the united nations, in the clear in the beginning that the ocean beyond national jurisdiction is

tracy alluded to this long term consequences.looking at this, potential sources of information or looking at this, and they're saying, how do we possibly do business in good faith with the u.s. government, when this kind of thing can happen? >> right, i, mean tracey, you both have americas a world, america's role on the world stage. and you have the reality that the intel community has been absolutely trashed by the former president, so they're also that it's a morale question. how frustrating is all of this to people in the intel community, who put their own lives at risk, to keep this nation safe? >> it's incredibly frustrating. you know, i wrote an article in 2017, when i said that donald trump was really the largest national security threat that our country was facing, because in reality, he's using the national security apparatus, really, for his own, personal gain. and that's how, highly problematic. i worked under two, three different presidents, and none of them were using the national security apparatus like that. and th

the united nations has also failed to reach an agreement on a tracy to protect marine life. a legally binding text would have address, growing environmental and economic challenges. deep sea mining and growth and shipping with some of the sensitive issues that dominate the talks is now up to the un general assembly to resume the 5th session slat on our dessert, we meet cambodians with jail cessation media. pace is part of the gums cracked down on free speech online. and the drug company madana takes rival pfizer and bind tech to co, excusing them of coping. it's m r n a technology ah richard. he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day. no surprises here. no real change in the weather across the middle east. hi there. thank you so much for joining in. here's a water view on saturday. plenty of hot sunshine and we got bursts of rain across areas of yemen, but i want to take it into the golf because those winds are shifting around on saturday. those who get that easterly wind right off the golf. that means we've got high humi

i want to bring in intelligence quarterly partner tracy shuchart.something you are passionate b you tweet about it a lot. i'm not sure what the connection is. my grandfather had a farm in alabama. i know it is hard work but it is amazing work. it seems clear to me these will be the next villains and climate agenda, farmers will be somehow the bad guys and gals? >> yeah. absolutely. we just heard, we talked about the netherlands where many of their farmers are going out of business because of the lawmakers voting to slash emissions of nitrogen oxide and a blown yaw. trudeau declared war on fertilizer. these are the exact same policies that destroyed agriculture in sri lanka that led to complete meltdown of their economy this is concerning trend, especially facing skyrocketing food prices globally. charles: i want to shift to ol' for a moment. a few months ago the narrative was $200 a barrel here we come. now crude having trouble finding footing here. structural issues, more or less will keep the prices elevated. is this whole argument still valid thi

a slow ride for super commuters coming out of tracy. tracy to dublin will be around 36 minutes. something tells me that will likely slow down. an overall view of our map, you can see that red line coming out of tracy. no other slow times to report right now. reggie: coming up, whether a local church will have to pay fines for breaking covid protocols in the early days of the pandemic. kumasi: and the latest issues for residents at this flooded the jury high-rise apartment and -- apartment in san francisco. reggie: you need color on the other line. what authorities on the center coast -- on the other line when authorities on the central coast kumasi: welcome back. now to a story you will only see on abc 7 news. residents of apartments in san francisco were forced from their units because of a catastrophic flood in june. many people have still not been able to go back and get their things, and now they are dealing with this, potential thieves. look at this surveillance video from inside one apartment. you can see this man walking around in the dark. another resident captured video

and tracy walder, former cia officer and fbi special agent who spent five years as a covert operativethis hour, rev al sharpton, host of msnbc's "politics nation" and president of the national action network. harry litman, i begin with you as is my wont when there are matters of law at stake. i've said it many times for the last two weeks that i'm not a lawyer but i'll ask this question. christina bobb last night, when laura ingraham said, why didn't you file anything? she said, we chose to see how it would play out. is that how it works in court, generally, when you're an interested party in a legal proceeding? you don't file anything and just choose to see how it plays out? has that been your experience in litigation in the past? >> yeah, i think your legal term, hamina, hamina is the apt translation. once again, the courts have been the ultimate -- maybe the only backstop to the truth here, right? this is the rudy giuliani, oh, it's not a fraud case. remember sidney powell, nobody could ever believe what i said, in defense of defamation. god bless the courts and penalties for perju

i'm tracy smith and this is "sunday morning." >>> the good old days.of us that's a time not so long ago when life was simpler, slower, a little kinder. with television comedies like "the dick van dyke show," "the beverly hillbillies" and, of

minister on i'm at bab walk is in new york to take part in view of the landmark and non proliferation tracy aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons was burbock highlighted the threat of a nuclear confrontation with russia. as a consequence of its warn you crane and talked about the challenges posed by other nations like iran and nuclear armed north korea. long delayed conference had been scheduled to take place in 2020, but had to be postponed several times because of the coven. 19 pandemic. dw correspondent mckenna casa, listen to the foreign minister speech in new york, and told us what stood out. what was interesting that she raised herself, that she got the question, why does she try and pursue this right now? as a europe is facing a real time war? that, that doesn't seem to be that terribly much point making progress on such a huge issue. and despite those lofty words, they're all concrete steps as that the countries, the willing countries are demanding, particularly across such china. also you ron, which is more transparency and she called on iran, particularly to now take o

it's tracy ah, legal healing their dreams. ready to journey? stuart's august 14th on the w. ah ah, this is these are the news live from berlin? nancy percy leaves high one as tensions rise with china. the us house speaker has promised america will not abandon the island. a visit has enraged beijing, which is now staging military drills. also in the program. the ship carrying ukrainian grain is heading for lebanon after passing inspection checks under a deal with russia to resort exports. plus a mystery sink hole. that's baffling. officials in chile it's opened up in a remote mining area in the desert. the company working the lamps as that has no idea why. ah, i'm really mohammed walking to the program. you as how speaker nancy pelosi has ended her controversial visit to ty one with the pledge of solidarity. she says america's commitment to the islands, democracy is iron clad. closely was given a warm welcome, but had trip enraged china, which sees taiwan as its own territory. beijing has reacted by launching military drills in the region. taipei says chinese fighter jets hav

street, it's tracy with hearing their dreams ready to journey intended starting august 14th on d. w. ah . this is dw news live from berlin, violence in garza escalates israel intercepts rockets 5 from the territory after past in authorities say these really attacks killed more than 30 also coming up a 2nd caravan of ukrainian ships loaded with grain leaves black c ports. but fears of food crisis remain, as the 1st ship under the deal with russia has yet to reach its destination in lebanon. and china winds down its military exercises seen in ty, one as a dress rehearsal for an invasion report on what people that think of this shore force from the communist neighbor. ah, i'm sure your logical welcome to the program. israel and militants in the gaza strip have been exchanging rocket fire for a 3rd day is the biggest escalation and violence in the region for over a year. hundreds of civilians and garza have been injured and at least 31 people have been killed, including several children o at this hospital mold distraught relatives collapse with grief as they find the bodies of their c

it's tracy ah, meeting people hearing their dreams ready to meet this week on d w. ah, ah, this is dw lie from berlin. warnings from ukraine of potential disaster ad europe's largest nuclear power station. ukrainian officials say some plant workers are being kept away, raising new safety fits. we hear from an engineer from the facility about the struggle to keep it running under russian occupation also on the program. a tornado of fire. that's how i witnesses described places that have killed doesn't, and algeria survivors now wonder why authorities didn't do more to stop the flight . and in ethiopia meet the old female st hoarding group, teaching girls new skills, and creating space for them to get involved in school. ah, i'm glad else has welcome to the program. united nations secretary general antonio good cherish, has called for all troops to be withdrawn from rounds ukraine's zapora z a nuclear power station. the planters under russian occupation and has come under repeated shelling with irish was speaking during talks with ukraine's president blog, amiens' de

but i'm guessing meat duck tamela lie, tracy. she's a rare exception in afghanistan. why the taliban forced most working women from that jobs doctor for you see got to promotion? she's now a director of the country's biggest baton to clinic and cobble female and neonatal health is one area where the fundamentalist rulers understand they need women from on a more the of one stone. as nevada coach, this is linked to the culture and tradition of afghanistan. when a woman is pregnant, she should go to a female doctor. i don't mckenna, because a female doctor can better examine and treat her than a male doctor. i hope was a lot of me than a good one. a mother you can as arabic, over 1000000 dr. this home, i'll get you always. you go to her ward rounds. are busy. the hospital deal with up to 2500 birth a month. i mean, many of the women have difficult deliveries you to man attrition and anemia that on there as not that can be making. the team performs up to 40 syrian sections each day. roha versus remembering how does he get the though, does your them, a lot of people are j

i'm tracy smith and this is "sunday morning." >>> the good old days.or many of us that's a time not so long ago when life was simpler, slower, a little kinder. with television comedies like "the dick van dyke show," "the beverly hillbillies" and, of course, "the andy griffith show" in the town of mayberry left prime time tv in 1958. would you believe decades later loyal fans continue to flock to the north carolina town that claims mayberry's legacy. a town where, as ted koppel will tell us, there's a fine line between fiction and reality. >>> those guns aren't real, of course, and this is just a replica of a hollywood set for a television series that went off the air more than 50 years ago. so what is it that keeps tourists flocking to mount airy, north carolina, by the hundreds of thousands every year? i'll give you a hint. ♪ >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning." >>> jane fonda and lily tomlin have been acting together and breaking rules together for more th're not about to stop now. >> because we are sick and tired of being dismissed by people like

coming out of tracy very slow from mountain house to north flynn with one hour for your travel time. > >> the mtv music video awards were held last night in newark and it was a night filled with new music and old favorites. bradley blackburn with a vma rep vma recap. >> to kick off the 2022 vma's it it was a throwback to 2006. the show getting started with the ht the hit glamorous by fergie. first-class winning song of the summer by jack harlow. >> it was a night packed with big performances from lizzo to eminem and snoop dogg to bad bunny . after the verdict in his his defamation trial johnny depp appeared several times as the iconic moon man saying that he needs the work. >> i want you guys to know i am. am available. any old thing you need. >> taylor swift taking the top prize video of the year for all too well the short film. >> i thought it would be a fun moment to tell you that, that my my brand-new album comes out october 21st. >> and harry styles will bring home album of the year, he accepted it from his concert stage in new york. >> thank you to all my friends who voted. >>

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you can see the brake brake lights, all the people leaving tracy it is bumper-to-b. is bumper-to-bumper. a lot of company getting on 580 into the ultima pass. we have no crashes and there is nothing major to report on the freeway blocking lanes or slowing you down, just some brake lights. slow on the dublin interchange so your travel time is 46 minutes out the door from 205 to the 680. all clear on the east shore, highway 4 and 101 all looking really good. crowded at the bay bridge with no metering lights yet but we are certainly starting to see volume as people people move into san francisco. into the city the golden great bridge looking good and on the san mateo bridge so far so good. good. you have a pretty nice drive between 880 and 101 and if if you're headed to sfo there are no delays. > >> lawmakers are considering and and amended bill on bail reform but the family one murder victim victim believes that the reforms reforms are misguided. >> i think it is extremely underhanded. >> calling it an insult that senate bills to 62 is being recd being reconsidered now

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tracy, thank you for bringing the national security issues into the fore.g around. and harry litman, thank you for introducing some fancy french there for all of us as a reward or punishment, however you view it. we're going to make you stick around. when become back, how the big lie and threats from election deniers left one texas county with zero, as in no full-time election workers. they quit. they were driven out by the relentless harassment and threats. that story's ahead. >>> plus, a verdict in the conspiracy plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer. >>> and later, u.s. intelligence is warning that russia may be about to step up its attacks on civilian targets in ukraine. we'll check back in with our dear friend, former advisor to president zelenskyy, igor novikov. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. ov "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kids, one year they want all dinosaurs stuff the next, camels. - llamas. - llamas. so save money shopping back to school on amazon. you sure that's not a camel? ye

and former fbi and cia agent tracy walder.ned, showing legal experts were hired to breach voting machines following the 2020 election. there is a follow-up to the election. system data from at least two states reportedly was shared with conspiracy theories and right-wing election deniers. attorneys working to overturn the election, including sidney powell, hired a georgia computer firm to put the sensitive information from dominion voting machines onto a server. the data was downloaded dozens o times. accord the downloaders were accounts associated with a texas meteorologist who appeared on sean hannity's radio show, a podcaster who suggested political enemies should be executed, former pro surfer saying the 2020 election was manipulated, and a self-described former seduction and pickup coach who claims also to have been a hacker. copies of election software and other data could help people who are trying to compromise similar systems. joining us now, investigative reporter at "the washington post," jon swaine. good to have yo

here's ben tracy. >> reporter: kentucky swamped by deadly flash flooding.-digit heat. and that's just this week. >> look at the reality. you know, walk outside. it's becoming overwhelming. and we can do something about it. that's the great news. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom says california is not going to wait for the federal government to pass meaningful climate legislation. >> is the idea to make california a bit of a laboratory for the rest of the country? >> absolutely. we want to iterate. i hope people take a look at what's going on in california and see some encouragement. >> reporter: he plans to spend $54 billion of california's nearly $98 billion budget surplus to combat climate change. including major investments in a west coast offshore wind industry and technologies to suck planet-warming carbon dioxide out of the air, as well as a fleet of satellites to detect methane leaks. methane is an invisible and potent greenhouse gas, seen here with infrared cameras. leaks can happen during fossil fuel production, and largely go undetect

travel time time at 52 minutes, so that is slow from tracy over towards the the dublin interchange. give yof a few extra minutes. the rest of of the major free days freeways looking good. > >> we have an updated former president donald trump's deposin at the new york state attorney general office. it's part of a three-year civil investigation into alleged fraud by the trump organization. trinity chavez res chavez reports. trump invoked the fifth amendment to refuse to refuse to answer question > >> when donald trump was running was running for office in 2016 he had strong words for anyone taking the fifth amendment. >> the mob takes the fifth. if you're innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? >> reporter: on wednesday he did did just that invoking his at the moment right time and again in an hours long deposition. it was with letitia james looking into whether trump's real estate estate businesses inflated the value of their assets. including including his apartment in new york trump tower. trump has denied the allegations and on social media offered his reasons reasons fo

things are getting busy as you head out out of that tracy area to ultima. at isabelle avenue, still closed to an earlier crash, so as the exit that ramp get some activity from an earlier trouble spot on the shoulder. heads up if you're working your way through there. looks like we're seeing a lot on of green through the air, so it does not look like a huge impact impact to traffic, but we will keep an eye on that. let's take a look at the bay area for your morning commute. no far too slow slow you down. everything clear. clear. pretty quite as you head out of marin county into san francisco. > >> president biden signed the inflation reduction act into lay law tuesday, cementing a victory victory for democrats and his domestic agenda. republicans clm republicans claim taxes in the bill could increase prices. cbs' cbs' bradley blackburn has more. more. >> reporter: with some fanfare at the white house, president biden marked a major win tuesday, signing the inflation reduction act into law. >> let me say from the start this law, the american people wn people

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