tracey was a successful accountant with no children. shortly after they got together, david bought two matching cars, a black lexus for tracey, a white one for him. and because he owed back taxes to the irs, david decided to place his house in tracey's name, a decision he came to regret. >> david wanted to regain control of the house, and tracey wanted to make sure that she kept the house in her name. >> but there was one seemingly insurmountable hurdle to her being a suspect. >> in looking at her, investigators had to decide how she could have moved the body. after all, although she was a trim and strong young woman, she was almost half the weight of david, and moving him would have been no easy task. >> then tracey's neighbors told police they saw a large rental truck parked at their house during the weekend david went missing. >> are you aware of a moving van be being at your house? >> i mean, he -- a moving van? >> like a u-haul, ryder? >> yeah. we were getting a truck to move a -- some large stuff, the pool stuff, pool chairs that

former mayors leadership this has on a dedicated work of love here. >> okay executive director i'm tracey i'm the manager of the real estate group at ocii i have the pleasure of reading mike joupd as a senior planner in rocketing october of 2002 and led the design for have meant published in 2003 that got the award from the architecture and the outstanding planning ward with the planning association he should with the joint powers authority and the san francisco planning department for the impact report for the caltrain downtown redevelopment project in 2004 and was promote to project manager and lead the market project working with other sfmta staff to create 3 hundred housing unit which attracted more folks to the corridor and this is for new and existing property owners he lead the adaptation of the transbay project area including writing the redevelopment plan and report to the board of supervisors. and overseeing all fire engine and land planning for the funding for the transit center and the affordable housing projecting program the highest affordable housing plan every all of which

from rossford, ohio, y'all show some love for tracey launder. what up?use] wait, so no grocery store? tell me about this, now. >> you have to drive to the grocery store. >> okay, in another town. >> a town so small that my appearance on millionaire was announced at the bingo game. >> oh, so the big-- [laughter] >> now people are stopping me and giving me advice and asking for money, but big thing is that my name might be in lights in front of the city hall. >> and then will they reannounce it at the bingo game? >> probably. >> b-twenty-- you know what, tracey launder is gonna be-- >> [laughs] >> everybody's waiting. "twenty-what?" >> [laughs] >> well, we're gonna get your name in lights on this show right now. we want to see it. here we go, tracey. let's recap what's going on. you're still in round 1. so far, you've banked $4,100.

tracey: it was political. >> i like the action tell the audience why. >> i want to talk about beyonce i just talked to a bunch of kids a couple of hours ago. that was interesting. charles: talk about a role model we are here and for those who'd day's trade i am not dissing it's a or dissing the crash but if you are waiting you were making a big mistake. we want you to build your wealth in a portfolio over time to take profits and losses you stay in the game. then we have what we call "the real real deal" and do the number crunching using the calculator by first i want to start off right away blowing the whistle from the investment playbook remember talking about diversity of twitter? the role of women in society obviously a huge political issue also much better economically it is explosive. what about beyonce when she recreated the poster? with the caption we can do inc. one year later to promote women coming into the workforce 1940 through 1945 the work force when 25 percent at the 34% 1% of manufacturing aircraft 65% of the jobs but some say it is nothing more than propaganda that w

is within the last twenty-four hours i've heard there was a 2 and a half million dollars offer to tracey and her partners who own the property in the owner there's ban a sign on the property it's been for sale i don't want so is the property is for sale i'm concerned that someone will say something offered to buy it is not going to be sold in the opposition it's a red herring. lewis >> good morning members of the planning commission i'm from butter letter architects i want to present the project starting with an image was what was there before. so that's a shot of the earn side of the site before the demolition curd you can see two of the 5 structures one remains in the south east corner also there's a curve cut it was removed during some work after the demolition but the curb excited at the site this is a site plan of the site. to see the proposed 3 units we refer to unit one at the lower left and 3 on the right then the the upper left in the dog lay of the site is the existing cottage that will be restored as noted earlier in the presentation. this is the telegraph hill boulevard level

my name is tracey syphax. i am a 20 year entrepreneur. i wrote a book titled subfloor about my life story and i am here to share with you all this morning. i am also just as recent as two weeks ago one of the white house champ in exchange for this year by president obama and i spend a lot of my time now speaking on mass incarceration of proper reentry tools cannot tell you a little bit about why i do that. >> well, we may seem strange part is on the stage here, the thing that binds this is we have both written memoirs and for me it is my first memoir. i for made novels. some of you may know some of my titles. and in between boundaries, it ate it all. i really am an academic. i have been teaching at university for many, many years and currently at hunter college. this is my first memoir, not for everyday use. the first question i want to ask tracy is a question that a lot of people ask they actually is how do you get the courage to put in print some really true and hard things about yourself? because when i'm writing a novel i can hide beh

and emma haywood reports. >> reporter: tracey has never been one to shy away from the cameras, oftenal, always interesting, she has been a darling of the british art scene since the 1990s and now her most famous piece, a bed, is going up for auction. >> it means something different from it did at the time, at the time it was about here and now and now when i look at the bed it's like a ghost as myself, it's like a time capsule. >> reporter: the bed tells the story of a break up. it's raw and in your face. >> i don't see something ugly, i see something that saved me. i don't see something shocking that tried to hurt me. i see the complete opposite. i see a softness a bit. i see something gentle about it that protected me. i m all now still protecting this bed. i still love it. >> reporter: love this piece all over it, 15 years after it first went on display, it has come to embody an important moment in british art. not at least because it triggered a big debate about what constitutes art. ♪ the mid 1990s saw the emergence of a new breed of artists at the forefront and the young britis

tracey: it is discussing a this point how this is handled.g it then we fire the heads but this is how things have been handled throughout the administration and these four people are not getting the care they deserve after fighting for our country. >> i agree. it does hurt the of obamacare because the private sector could just like government tries to run our health care system and one year later it is not running as planned. there needs to be accountability. charles: but trying to us like a private corporation and it does not work. they're not held accountable with the unlimited bankroll if it was private they take care of it that the government does not go ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. >> >> i just want to say this to the viewers we talk about government surveys of lots but read these s

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tracey wilkins has been on verdict watch all afternoon. she's o live with the latest. >> well the jury got the case at noon, and they are still deliberating. the defense argued the expert presented by the state are not up to par and should not be believed. the state argued the d.c. police officer tried to kill his wife. it gave the jury a lot to think about. they're still deliberating. he took a stroll tse as the jury deliberates his fate. it could be his last taste of freedom for a long time if he's found guilty on first and second degree attempted murder and assault charges. he's accused of beating his wife of more than 20 years. it happened november 24 of last year inside their home. according to testimony, an argument over installing a projection tv escalated to him spraying his wife's face with lysol, pushing her down steps, hitting her with a lamp, choking her and hold knives to her neck. the neighbor testifies she had glass coming from her hair, she was shaking and crying. >> the daughter and mother were in the case at the time and

thanks for taking advantage of it tracey, that's the mark of a smart person., beach, read something you're going to learn something from. it doesn't have to be my books, but, you know, learn something. tip of the day, doing something noble on the fourth of july. truth is we're lucky to live in this country even if it's divided right now. out on long island where i live there,'s a dentist named john peterson, he's treating sick veterans free. and the kids will be selling lemonade at the ymca there for getting high-tech wheelchairs to wournded vets. the performance systems groups has donated a trap chair that's worth 15,000 bucks. a lot of celebrities are doing that. all of us can do something to help other americans this fourth of july. and as john belushi once said. >> let's go! >> yes. that is it for tonight. please check out the fox news.com website. word of the day, do not be vacuous when writing to the factor. ms. megan warming up in the bullpen. i'm bill o'reilly, please always remember the spin stops here, because we're definitely looking out for you. .

days after a rampage that captured the nation's >>> new at 6:00 comedian tracey morgan is out of the hospital and armed with a big lawsuit. last month morgan broke his leg and ribs when a walmart tractor-trailer smashed into the back of his limo. one of his friends died in the crash. today the comedian's publicist confirmed morgan can undergo an aggressive outpatient program at home and he's suing walmart for negligence. he claimed walmart allowed his driver to work despite he hadn't slept in more than 24 hours. he alleges the driver fell asleep at the wheel and rear ended morgan. the driver pleaded not guilty to criminal charges. >>> in one instance a teenage girl lost her entire family. she was the only one to survive a shooting rampage near houston and now she's the one encouraging other people to stay strong. just a day after doctors let her out of the hospital, cassidy stay thanked her community. a man barged into her home wednesday. cassidy had to watch him shoot and kill her mom and dad, her two brothers and two sisters. he shot her two but the bullet grazed her head and she s

moisture moving in from the south working its way to the tracey stockton area. could see few sprinkle come back towards the inland east bay. certainly saw a lot of beautiful cloud from our south beach camera tonight. this is all what we call monsoon moisture and sub tropical clouds providing a little extra burst of color as the sun went down. all right. different type of view from the exploring camera watching the low clouds here in san francisco. here are the temperatures. just about everyone in the 60's. 59 in san francisco. half machine bay. pretty comfortable weather. sfo camp are showing you patchy low clouds there and here are your temperatures. 56 in santa rosa. currently 57 novato. 71 though in livermor livermore. still warm. emeryville camera showing you just a little bit of fog looking back towards sutro tower. high clouds sprinkle possible going in tomorrow morning. hot day will continue inland and we are looking at more clouds on wednesday and humidity level up a little bit. here's the deal. disturbance pulling up the sub tropical moisture or monsoon

. >> jewel thieves in the baltimore area, robert antoin wetters and robin tracey nelson swiping $100,000 worth of rings from art son's al cove back in may. now, police say, wetters and nelson pulled this same stunt at the baltimore store. they are also want in the south carolina, michigan, ohio, and pennsylvania. >>> the son after woman found dead inside a feltonville basement freezer has turned himself into police. william charged with abuse after corpse, his 83 year old mother found in a freezer on north lee street tuesday. but what happened is still under investigation. family members say he put his mother's body in a freezer after she died following a fall. >> front of laudromat in kensington looked like war zone when big sign comes crashing down onto some park cars. this all happened on the 2100 block of east allegheny avenue yesterday afternoon. couple of customers were inside the store at the time. no one was hurt. l & i says recent heavy rain could be partially to blame for the collapse. >> there is much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> including apology from the

moisture moving in from the south working its way to the tracey stockton area. could see few sprinkle come back towards the inland east bay. certainly saw a lot of beautiful cloud from our south beach camera tonight. this is all what we call monsoon moisture and sub tropical clouds providing a little extra burst of color as the sun went down. all right. different type of view from the exploring camera watching the low clouds here in san francisco. here are the temperatures. just about everyone in the 60's. 59 in san francisco. half machine bay. pretty comfortable weather. sfo camp are showing you patchy low clouds there and here are your temperatures. 56 in santa rosa. currently 57 novato. 71 though in livermor livermore. still warm. emeryville camera showing you just a little bit of fog looking back towards sutro tower. high clouds sprinkle possible going in tomorrow morning. hot day will continue inland and we are looking at more clouds on wednesday and humidity level up a little bit. here's the deal. disturbance pulling up the sub tropical moisture or monsoon

moisture moving in from the south working its way to the tracey stockton area.prinkle come back towards the inland east bay. certainly saw a lot of beautiful cloud from our south beach camera tonight. this is all what we call monsoon moisture and sub tropical clouds providing a little extra burst of color as the sun went down. all right. different type of view from the exploring camera watching the low clouds here in san francisco. here are the temperatures. just about everyone in the 60's. 59 in san francisco. half machine bay. pretty comfortable weather. sfo camp are showing you patchy low clouds there and here are your temperatures. 56 in santa rosa. currently 57 novato. 71 though in livermor livermore. still warm. emeryville camera showing you just a little bit of fog looking back towards sutro tower. high clouds sprinkle possible going in tomorrow morning. hot day will continue inland and we are looking at more clouds on wednesday and humidity level up a little bit. here's the deal. disturbance pulling up the sub tropical moisture or monsoon moisture you ty

police say this is video of robert antoin wetters and robin tracey nelson, swiping $100,000 worth oft son's al kobak in may, again, this is in cape may. the suspects distract the store employees, they grab the gullery the pair also wanted for jewelry heist in south carolina, michigan, ohio and pennsylvania. >>> will he spend the night in jail. now speaking out. still ahead. we'll tell you what flyers star claude giroux is saying about that unusual arrest. >> semi finals today in the world cup, fortune telling turtle is predicting the winner. >> naturally. >> a turtle. >> how else would you predict it? >> too shea away. we'll be back. >> we will be tracking wet weather, making for some very interesting camera views. we start to see the clouds viewment look at this. this is a view of atlantic is he city. i'm telling you, i don't think i've ever seen anything like. >> this watching this in hd, maybe see it better, but top portion of your screen, there is ever so little bit after sliver of sunshine, it is really creepy looking right now, but we've got that sort of purple continuing to th

. >>> plus, good news for tracey morgan. he takes major steps towards recovery after an accident on the turnpike. >>> they are free at the apple >>> well, this is a pretty rough way to start the week. someone in wynnefield heights found a tree branch laying across their car. you see it smashed in the windshield. downed streedowned trees are a . >>> you saiyou said it. we are not out of the woods. >>> adam is at the big board. >> we are not out the woods until wednesday morning. it's an active 72 hours ahead. most of the areas are dry. we have the areas of red dotting the area through southeastern pennsylvania. and the northern part of the ocean county winds at 60 miles-an-hour. hail is reported with this storm. the actual initial storm now is on the border of ocean an narberth county. east of lakewood we saw about a quarter to ping-pong sized hail as it heads to bellemare. the severe storm conditions until 4:45. the storm is out of montgomery county. it's around doylestown. in fact we go to the double scan live there. the bo

i think you should first explain to some of us why tracey's bed is art. >> well at that period she made shown in 1999 at the turner prize where she was short listed but didn't win it. the young british artist yba which including abigail lane, various other artists who were shown it in an exhibition called freeze in 1998. then freeze spelled differently. started in 1991. they have major art fairs in london and new york. there was money made in russia, china and around the world. they were interested in contemporary art rather than -- >> it's hard to understand when you think of an artist laboring over a canvas of paint and sculpting with marble which then to just see a bed. >> she was part of a movement in london, where art was growing not just painting. there was performance art, video art. film work. sculpture. art was far wider. it wasn't just painting. >> is this bed just her getting up in the morning and leaving it or did she just plan -- >> it can be slightly changed. in japan, people are apparently shocked at her dirty slippers. not the cigarette butts or vodka bottles. >> people

. >> tracey came over to me and said, there's a very interesting looking guy who's being booked in righti kind of noticed he latched on to bryan. he was looking for somebody to hear his story. he started to focus on bryan, bro this, bro that. >> they are focusing on me because they hate me because of these tattoos. they ain't nothing without their home boys, bro. straight up, knocking, knocking, knocking. >> he was acting out, swearing and being belligerent at the arresting officers. >> you arrested me for no reason, bro. you arrested me for no reason, bro. >> reporter: >> but it was his look that got us. >> i'm a satanist. >> we're in tulsa, oklahoma, the heart of the bible belt and here's a man that had tattoos attributed to satan all over his face, his neck and he was just acting in this very bizarre way. >> i wish somebody has to have an answer why am i so fascinated about bigger, better things, who cares what they think, they will never understand me. i guess, i don't know. malice makes me this way. malice. malice, malice makes me this way. >> this is not wood's first arrest. now 31

or if she married eminem himself she'd be tracey emmen eminem.mmen eminem who has $ >> what happened if you bought the bed and you decided to sleep it in. are you allowed to? >> ew, you're ruining the art. >> discarded condoms, stained sheets, all right -- >> i assume there's vials on the floor. >> i don't know. >> under the bed? >> you guys are talking about getting reimbursed in hotel rooms for like potato chips that you found in the bed. if you were -- >> gross. >> this you can actually find in down in any bowery in any town you can find a $20 motel with a bed just like this. >> we got to find the guy who bought this. because we'd like to meet him. we have some stuff to sell him, too. >> he's very discerning. >> when we come back on "squawk box" will the jobs report provide fireworks or a washout like the weather along the east coast? we're tracking the storm, the employment data and the ecb. we'll also be getting some help for the forecast from moody's analytics chief economics -- economist mark zandi right after this. don't just visit new yo

charles: upon further review, are those who say women can have it all living in a fantasy world, traceysleep feeling like you blew it for someone. you didn't give your job enough, your kids enough and the guilt can kill you. my definition of having it all is being home and being able to see my kids and i get to be on tv, that's darn cool. i have it all. as far as i'm concerned. i have it all. >> how do we deal with the sheryl sandbergs of the world. lean in harder than you have been all of your life? >> she ruins it when she says, that like my daughters hear that thinking they can have it all only to be set up for disappointment. >> i love it when you see successful women being honest about it. i have no kids, i have no idea what you go through. and i feel your pain. my mom had two or three jobs when we were younger and tried to have it all. i was at baby-sitters. charles: did she express guilt? >> in my 20s she talks about it. i love you mom, i had a perfectly fine upbringing and we have it all in our opinion. >> jump in here, beside charles, another male sitting here. don't take this

. >> tracey is our basic emissary. when we enter a unit, tracy learns about different people's situations and stories. i've had people come up and approach me and say, that' like to talk. >> go, go, go. >> sometimes, some event will occur. and as we cover that event that leads us into what's going on with those particular inmates. >> talk to me a little bit about where you're from. how is it you ended up here? >> so we all have different ways of engaging with people, and from that generates all these different stories. >> all right. thank you. my name is tracy. >> we interview many inmates and staff before we narrow down who makes it into each episode. sometimes the inmates approach us. and they often use one particular technique to tell us about themselves. >> very good. >> there's a tendency for inmates to approach us, wanting to rap for us on camera. ♪ 10 to 20 to life >> it's a constant theme wherever we go. and oftentimes we're happy to hear people rap and sometimes put them on camera and sometimes not. ♪ i can't

a baby as a teenager often a sentence to life-long poverty for mother and child but northern ceo tracey says permanent supportive housing can break the cycle. >> we can give their kids an opportunity to start life out in a better place, you will see exactly what i mean when go into that building. it is life changing. they don't necessarily have to experience the things the parents experienced and the parents parents? bright new services such as job training, parenting classes, says it all helps the moms defy the odds. >> our goal as an organization is to drive a hard wedge in some of those long standing social issues. >> for brittany, it meant graduating high school on time and developing new life skills. >> as for my son he has grown to love and a door you for it, because in his worlds of hate, you have show him that love still exists. for cbs-3, "eyewitness news" pat lobe, "kyw news radio". >>> way to go, brittany, what a story. good afternoon everyone, traveling out and about, dealing with rush hour, and few problem spots. let's start first traveling on 476 this is the northbound sid

my name is tracey syphax. i'm a 20-year entrepreneur.e a book titled "from the block to the boardroom" that basically has chronicled my life story, and i'm just here to share with you all this morning. i am also just a recent, just as recent as two weeks ago, one of the white house champions of change for this year by president obama -- >> wow. [applause] >> and i spend a lot of my time, thank you, i spend a lot of my time speaking on mass incarceration and using proper reentry tools, and i'll tell you a little bit about why i do that later on. >> while we may seem strange partners on this stage here -- [laughter] the thing that binds us is that we have both written memoirs. and for me, it's my first memoir. i've written eight novels. some of you may know some of my titles, "in between boundary boundaryies," etc. i really am an academic. i have been teaching in the city university for many, many years and am currently at hunter college. and this is my first memoir, "not for everyday use." so the first question i want to ask tracey is a q

the artworkhoto -- tracey emin, was sold for $4 million. four $.3 million.part of a christie's auction. modest upward. i don't know how you reinstall the piece. >> you don't make your bed when you get up in the morning. our number one photo after the giant duck floating around the hong kong harbor, now we are getting a 72-foot-high golden fabric frog. this is in beijing over the weekend. it will last until august. is this the year of the horse? >> yes. frog? are we showing a >> we had this in hong kong recently as well. blow up things in harbors? >> yes. >> is their symbolism to the frog in chinese culture? >> not that i know, but everything is kind of linked. everyone is yelling at me, "money." yeah, it is interesting. that looks like my dorm room bed, that head -- that bed. imagine you afford a place in the hamptons, "well, i sold this bed." it is a weird world. we talk about what is happening in ukraine and gaza in syria, afghanistan, iraq, and then a nun made bed sells for form -- and then the unmade bed sells for $4 million. has turnedenial giving advic

that is how much tracey evin's piece went for at auction.t documents her relationship, displaying her unmade bed strewn with cigarette butts, discarded condoms, and empty booze bottles. we are back in two minutes. do not touch the bed. ♪ >> it is time for today's hotshots. this juggler in brazil is taking his craft to extremes. check him out juggling on top of a wooden box in the middle of a easy street. this performer has a separate full-time job and simply loves to share his love of juggling and apparently also dodging traffic. we start off in germany for the red bull rising high competition. buildersd course demonstrated their street style skills. let's see how the markets are trading. manus is here with the latest. >> it is the strongest day in almost two months and european equity markets yesterday. so the momentum is building. i want to take you on a little bit of a time trip. this goes back to the american'' last night. can they maintain that? will the dow jones break 17,000? will nasdaq continue? will dow transport catch up with the

karen sampras cisco kron 4 news san francisco >> pam: coming up at 545 comedienne tracey morgan on camera for the first time since a deadly wreck and next the science of friendship how you and your best when they beat were did you remember to pay the dog sitter? yeah, citi mobile. and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. h,z/ heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >> pam: you may have more in common with your best friends than you think. new research suggests friends actually have similar dna! the study was published this week in the journal 'proceedings of the national academy of sciences'. >> pam: scientists looked at almost 2,000 people. they compared friends to unrelated strangers.

>> and more than a month after being involved in a horrific car crash in the new jersey turnpike, tracey morgan south of physical rehab and headed home. a spokesman said he'll continue to recover with aggressive outpatient treatment. the comedian suffered a broken leg and broken ribs when a truck from walmart careened into the limousine van he was in. one person was killed in the accident. >>> thank you, tucker. here's a revelation, your spouse might have been unfaithful to you. financially. >> according to a new study, one in three people admit to lying to their significant other about money. 47% say it caused an argument. 33% say it results in less trust in their relationship. and 10% said it resulted in divorce. so how do you make sure you won't be one of those couples? the finance contributor for thestreet.com is here, nice to see you, lauren. >> you too, clayton. >> we hear this is one of the number one causes for divorce in this country. >> absolutely. money is a stressful topic whether you are single or married. but take two people and combining finances, of course conflict will a

. >> next, tracey syphax talks about her life and memoir the 2014 harlem look fair. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. unwelcome one smart to another panel by the harlem book fair. i want to tank max rodriquez once again for putting on this event year after year. the television audience cannot see outside of this auditorium, but if they could, they would see the street is filled with people, folks. there's enthusiasm. it's just a wonderful