>> tracey: you hate clowns. >> anthony: i hate clowns. >> tracey: okay. >> anthony: jesters?thony: festive attire? uh, i have beer right now. i don't need no stinking carnival to drink beer, man. and as i understand it, i am urged to drink beer as part of a community of beer drinkers with other bros. i hate bros. >> tracey: it's not just bros. it's a whole community of people speaking in dialect, singing songs in dialect. >> anthony: singing, i forgot to mention that. >> tracey: singing is good. >> anthony: i hate that too. >> tracey: there is another side, and if you open your heart, you would see it. >> anthony: my heart is a cold, cold place, and there's no room in it for jugglers. what did you think when you heard that i want to come to germany and go to cologne? >> tracey: that's awesome because cologne is like the other city in germany that i can really identify with. it's like i have this love affair with it. >> anthony: i often say that the places i go, there's a pheromonic decision made very quickly. you step outside the airport terminal, and you go -- [ sniffs ] and

. >>> if if you're dropping the tracey, you may have to take a detour like that. it's been shut down and crews are working around the clock to repair the damage from a sink hole when cal train discovered it, it was only a foot in diameter and it got a lot bigger real fast. they're detouring the traffic at highway 132 and then highway 133. >>> coming up and take a look at the temperatureses here and they're cooler and then to 59 as you go in land and then about 62 degrees and keep going in. 52 in san francisco and nevada and napa. here are the temperatures moving through tomorrow, friday and saturday. the two hottest days and 70s around richmond and oakland and 80 in san that rosa and then as we go friday, look at the success and then mid-90s and san jose and then saturday we will still hold on to triple digit. the rest of us see a cooling trend. i will show you the rest coming up. >>> if it looks a little darker here, that's right. the lights are all out near the bridge all along the span. i just saw the crews pull up and hopefully they're going to get that fixed.

. >> tracey mcguire owns tracey and company on barrettes row.she has two visitors parking passes. well, she has to. >> every time i put on in my car, the car's been broken into one time with a big stone. >> reporter: she caught the crooks the second tile. the second time. then to add >> after it disappeared from my car, then have i the people around the neighborhood come by and offer to sell them to you. >> reporter: ouch. >> they are worth a lot. >> reporter: welcome to development. >> reporter: it is a classic example of no good deed goes unpunished because the district was only trying to make our lives better. as it turns out, now we have this problem. >> reporter: a problem that is a big payday for some. >> the gnats game season pass owners will pay a premium for them and the people who work on capitol hill will pay a premium for them. resumer is that they are worth $800. >> reporter: this doesn't stop the sellers or buyers of the black market passes. as for mcguire, she now uses a paper parking pass and has her tag numbers on it. she has to

the financial district and then going for 49 and then american canyon and then walnut creek 61 and tracey 67 and then 59 in union city and activity planner for today if you're going the beach without out for the rip currents. best to do the jogging in land when it's cool. all right. here is a look at atoday's temperature and the rest of us are in mid-80s and then the upper 90s and a little bit warmer. i know that it's not warm in san francisco but it's above average for the weekend forecast. >>> okay. a look at the free way or what we can see of it. the fog is in and out and the head lielines are in the westbo direction. take a look at the bay bridge and beautiful morning and no lights yet and traffic is looking good. a nice easy drive and no lights yet. one accident remaining in the valley area and we will pick up on that when we come back in a few minutes. >> thank you sue. >>> still ahead who was the mystery girl in the >>> nevada, oakland and all of the bay area. this is abc7 news. >>> new details involving the coffin of a little girl buried three weeks ago and you can look at the cof

. >> the negative side of chester seeing so much on tv, already had its effect on 11 year old traceylly, because like when you hear on the news that people are shooting other people, it make you feel un comfortable in the city. >> to give comfort to tracey and others, they held mars today through what they call chester high crime territory. >> we see you, we hear you, we care about you, starting to spread. >> to help one another to just be one, to be a good city again. we're a good city but ready for a stand and to stop the violence. >> where so many only see the violence reported on the street of chester, today we saw something different and got to report on something better for a change on the street of chester, pride. >> pretty bad, but, you know, with prayer, hope, and this rally, i think that the city of chester is going to become one of the best cities on the map. >> people are excited, people have come together for a renewed err city called chester. >> steve keeley, "fox 29 news". >>> and now before we take a short break here, we will leave with you this live look over the ben

tracie potts is following thi tracey, good morning. >> reporter: hi, eun. from donald trump, the latest on this is that president obama was angrier at him than he was at the shooter. that was trump's response. to what was a very harsh criticism from president obama. and they went back and forth as they have in the past on this term, "radical islam." the president won't say it and therefore hasn't been tough on islamic terror. on the other hand, both president obama and hillary clinton seem to be in lock-step saying that the term itself is not what is ending terrorists, it's what you do about it. here on capitol hill lawmakers are again looking at a weapons ban for people on the no-fly list so they can't buy weapons. the fact that you can't get on a plane with a full bottle shampoo, hillary clinton said, but even though they can purchase a gun on the no-fly list is absurd. all this is spilling into politics here. >> tracie potts on capitol hill for us, thank you. >>> the attack in orlando is stirring over gun control and enflaming passions on both side. we t

tracey, if the election taught us anything, the sanders' voters are committed all the way. >> reporterno question about that and that continues to be a problem for hillary clinton. they are committed to him but not to her as some polls suggested. a significant number of sanders voters are that way. of the six states that voted yesterday, he's won two of them and it's still too early to call in california where he insisted he would be competitive. so yes, a big priority in the democratic primary and the clinton campaign wants to win over those sanders voters. >> does sanders have anything to hold on to at this point? why does he continue to hold on? >> reporter: he said repeatedly he's the head of a movement here. he seems to really care about the issues that they have brought forward in this campaign as part of the reason why he's going to be meeting with president that's part of the reason why he continues. listen to what he says when he says we're going forward to the convention. he doesn't say we're going forward to the convention necessarily to win the nomination, but we are going

i'm tracey davidson. it is just about 9:30.arming up nicely according to nbc10 meteorologist bill henley. >> we started off with clouds, but they're quickly moving away from us. 64 now in the suburbs. new jersey is at 64 degrees. warm, into the low 80s this afternoon. just a little bit cooler at the shore. but really not that much different as the winds will be out of the north or northwest during the day. the humidity will stay low and the temperatures warm up. >>> now let's check with traffic reporter jessica boyington for what you need to know if you're about to head out on the roads. >> we're watching the vine expressway through center city and it looks okay so far. a little bit more of a delay approaching the schuylkill expressway. towards 95, no big problems or delays right now. seeing typical delays. watch for construction on flourtown road. >>> right now, philadelphia police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a woman. the crash happened late last night on the boulevard at adams. police are looking for a white

. >> the negative side every chester seen so much on tv already had its effect on 11 year old tracey dennis. >> think this is safe enough here? >> no, because like when you hear on the news that people are shooting other people, it make you feel uncomfortable in the city. >> to give comfort to trace he and many others, they held mars today through the high crime territory. >> i think we seen you, we hear you, we care about you, starting to spread. >> to help one another, to just be one, to be a good city again. >> we're a good city. but we're ready for a stand and stop the violence. >> where so many only see the violence reported on the spree every chester, today we saw something different, and go to report on something better for a change on the streets of chester, pride. >> pretty bad, but, you know, with prayer, hope, and this rally, i think that the city of chester is going to become one of the best cities on the map. >> people are excited. people have come together for a renewed and better city called chester. >> in chester, steve keeley, "fox 29 news". >>> new jersey governor c

tracey?tors are trying to figure out what caused a row home fire that injured a man in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. the fire started on doralda street around 3:30 this morning and spread through the first and second floors. neighbors tell us the victim was badly burned. >>> a possible july 4th strike at casinos could spoil plans for people planning to head to atlantic city for the holiday weekend. talks are scheduled to continue today, but the president of the unite here local 54 said yesterday a strike on friday is, quote, likely against at least one of the five gaming halls, if they can agree on a new contract. the union represents more than 6,000 workers at harris, valleys, cesar's, tropicana, and trump taj mahal. signs of a walkout became more clear as union members received strike i.d. cards and signed up at the picket lines yesterday. and you will get another chance later this week to try to win the growing mega millions jackpot. no one won last night, $390 million, so it gro

moderate drive. 33 minutes in to dublin from tracey.bumper. i don't think it is moving for a good solid minutes across the span. span. >> thank you crystal geyser alpine spring water from here to there ♪ to you crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water to you from us crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> lrt. we're back on the roof where the sun came out quickly today. let's see what it is doing to our temperatures. 52 san francisco. inland east bay neighbor 50s. we will be warmer because of the extra sunshine. coast upper 50s to the 80s in the bay. 86 by inland at 4:00. 90s at 4:00 in contra costa county. cooler for the rest of the holiday weekend. >> thank you, mike. >>> another update in 30 minutes. and always on our news app at abc 7 news.com. join us weekdays 4:30 . >>> the shark poup liegs there. let's concentrate on sharks for a second. >> i think his name was thumper. >> what are you saying. >> i will take you home. what are you saying? don't worry, i will take

the one of the victims was tracey cooper.he was carrying groceries intos her home in the middle of the afternoon when she was shot and killed. today former d.c. mayor and current ward 7 council member vincent gray wrote an ad in the washington post. he began his message in 2016n 20 d.c. saw an alarming increase in homicides. we must all join together t address this crisis right now. in fact, vincent gray is here now to address the crisis and some of the possible solutions. thanks so much for coming in tonight. >> thanks for having me. > clearly we can hear that youa are outraged. you are frustrated. what led you to write this today? >> i just felt something neededm to be done to create an additional voice. v we watched as hom by comparison to the same periop last year. not a voice was heard. and then tripled. we're at 22 homicides in ward 7 in comparison to seven the same time last year.t as somebody who has been an elected official, somebody whoed is now a candidate for office, f think we've got to stand up and make our voic

. >>> changing of the guard lit tracey nea-- literally at the training center.there was a change of watch and retirement ceremony. he served more than 30 years and planned to get out, but said the immense pride that came from pulling people from the ocean kept him in. we appreciate his service. >>> a beautiful day for parts of the area. if you were in delaware or new jersey, you at least saw some light showers around. here's a live look over the skyline. overcast skies, earlier we were sunny. now we're starting to see changes. don't forget your seven-day forecast is always scrolling at the bottom of the screen for you, too. you'll never miss that even if we go into your father's day weekend. philadelphia, 77. the winds are breezy right around 12 miles per hour. as we go into tomorrow, we're going to be looking at rain around for the morning commute. it's different from what we see now. in delaware, temperature 73 degrees. lehigh valley, sunny and 80. a difference from north to south. south of philadelphia, that's where the cloud cover has been. that's where the

. >> early this morning nbc's tracey connor spoke exclusively to mateen's fath, >> how did me describe his son? >> he said he was his number one son, he was a great son, he was a son any father would love to have. >> his father said that omar might have reached a tipping point a few weeks ago in miami. when he saw two men kissing. >> he said look at this, i can't believe they're doing this in front of my son. >> the father and son were in the men's room and there were two men who were showing affection to each other there. and the shooter became upset again and you know mentioned it and said he was angry. >> reporter: the shooter's father said his son who got an associate's degree in criminal justice from indian river community college was not an islamic radical. >> well at the time that i spoke to him, the police had just come out and said that they were exploring the possibility that there may have been a link to radical islam. it and he said, no, no, no. religion had nothing to do with this. >> but the growing evidence -- one of his high school classmates tells nbc news, mateen was

. >> early this morning nbc's tracey connor spoke exclusively to mateen's father, me. >> how did me describe his son? >> he said he was his number one son, he was a great son, he was a son any father would love to have. >> his father said that omar might have reached a tipping point a few weeks ago in miami. when he saw two men kissing. >> he said look at this, i can't believe they're doing this in front of my son. >> the father and son were in the men's room and there were two men who were showing affection to each other there. and the shooter became upset again and you know mentioned it and said he was angry. >> reporter: the shooter's father said his son who got an associate's degree in criminal justice from indian river community college was not an islamic radical. >> well at the time that i spoke to him, the police had just come out and said that they were exploring the possibility that there may have been a link to radical islam. he was upset at the thought of it and he said, no, no, no. religion had nothing to do with this. >> but the growing evidence -- one of his high school classma

. >> tracey stewart who adopted lilly the horse along with her husband, shared the news on facebook that horse has died. horse was use end iced after falling and breaking a bone on it neck on the new jersey farm sunday. found in poor health back in march, a periods to be covered in paint balls. the stewart's adopted the horse after it was nursed back to health. >> a lock of david bowie's hair could go for thousands of dollars, heritage auctions putting the blondes hair up for sale. strands belong to a wigmaker who work on david bowie's wax figure for dollars madam touseux museum, kept the hair as a severe, now cashing in, the lock of hair expected to sell for $4,000. >> gross. >> listen to this, may have some tickets waiting for you. >> multi-million dollar lawsuit. part of settlement with plaintiffs who claim ticket master was deceptive when it came to fees. people who bought tickets through the company's website between october of 1999 and february of 2013, are all eligible. and no those tickets only good for selected shows. >> if you are one the lucky people get your ticket by logging

. >> sreenivasan: 47-year-old tracey hall-green works in financial services, an area already hit by the brexit. but she says that the e.u. was providing diminishing returns. >> more and more weak countries are joining. initially there were seven countries so that was fine, but now there are 28. there's strong powers, and then there's a lot of other ones which are bankrupt like greece. >> sreenivasan: as for the current market turmoil? >> if there's a blip, i'm quite happy to take a bit of a hit in the interim for the good of the country. >> sreenivasan: in nearby sutton, martin o'leary was taking a smoke break outside a pub where he was watching a soccer match. and you voted which way? >> i voted to leave the european market, yeah. >> sreenivasan: how come? >> first of all, i think most of it is mostly immigration, but also it's the schooling system. it's like my granddaugher can't be guaranteed to go to a school near here, she's four or five. it's just overpopulating our schools, our hospitals, and everything. >> sreenivasan: we caught up with paul scully, who represents this bedroom c

i'm tracey davidson. let's get the forecast from sheena parveen.s in the 70s. here's a look at your pennsylvania suburbs this morning. west chester coming in at 83 degrees right now. maybe running a little bit warm. that is a warm spot this morning. collegeville coming in at 75. most of montgomery and bucks county still sitting in about the mid-70s. through the day today, the 70s will change over to 80s by the afternoon. and don't be surprised if you see a stray shower or isolated thunderstorm. >>> now a look at what's happening on the roads this morning. jessica? >> we just watched the clearing of an accident on 95. no residual delays there. the schuylkill expressway just dealing with some added volume. eastbound drive time, into center city, 22 minutes. speeds there, though, into the 30s. >>> now to decision 2016. voters go to the polls today in the new jersey primary. polls are open until 8:00 tonight. democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump are the presumptive nominee. they urge voters in new jersey and other states to cast their b

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question of looking at environmental impact is a valid one when people have to drive from vallejo or traceyatever to come to their jobs or get services or health care that is hadn't been methodology for being able to look at it so i think that is an issue for the larger field this project in particular i think that the shadow impacts are very concerning both the specific impact an little marshall playground but the cumulative impact in the eastern neighborhoods eir and the recreational space is clearing need an environmental issue and of concern so i'll keep it at that to the eir i have a lot more thoughts that on or on the project. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you all for your comments the soica economic changes are outside the scope of the eir but those are valid comments and they will, take up during the time we consider the project itself you know whether or not a project for example, of market-rate causes displacement is a matter that is studied in many places that's not what is before us today community plan exemption spoken about most of issues environmentally with this project

question of looking at environmental impact is a valid one when people have to drive from vallejo or traceyr whatever to come to their jobs or get services or health care that is hadn't been methodology for being able to look at it so i think that is an issue for the larger field this project in particular i think that the shadow impacts are very concerning both the specific impact an little marshall playground but the cumulative impact in the eastern neighborhoods eir and the recreational space is clearing need an environmental issue and of concern so i'll keep it at that to the eir i have a lot more thoughts that on or on the project. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you all for your comments the soica economic changes are outside the scope of the eir but those are valid comments and they will, take up during the time we consider the project itself you know whether or not a project for example, of market-rate causes displacement is a matter that is studied in many places that's not what is before us today community plan exemption spoken about most of issues environmentally with this pro

i'm ben tracey in where the brazilian government promised to the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.veicious chicken or hearty steak. with crumbled feta and cool, subway. fresh is what we do. ♪ >>> you can say that north american leaders need a little work on a little more collaboration. justin trudeau had an awkward handshake yesterday. he joins president obama and the president of mexico. they finally got it. it is awkward when you extend your hand and the person is going the other direction. >> you couldn't see the picture when you were reading but obama is going, what are we doing here? >> how does this work? >> the three amigos as they call them. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." in this half hour, the people behind the oscars promise to answer concerns over racial divide in the academy. since the controversy dominated this year's award and why it's not winning everybody over. >>> the fda asks manufacturers what is in hand sanitizers. ahead the agency wants to know happens after your skin absorbs the liquid. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the gl

i'm ben tracey in rio de janeiro where the brazilian government >>> good morning, i'm brook thomas.e interviewing the victims of the hit and run hoping to get a description of the vehicle that ran her down. woman in her 30's was hit by a car at 23rd and moore in point breeze just after midnight. driver kept on going. police are also interviewing possible eyewitnesses. >>> lets check the eyewitness forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> it is looking like a good one. we have full sunshine, low humidity, comfortable as day goes on but warm but comfortable. we will show you gorgeous view outside kutztown area middle school. sunbeam evident, bright blue sky not one cloud in that sky and it will be the story all day to day. expecting seasonal afternoon upper 80's, tomorrow a cold and warm front will cross through bringing with them showers and thunderstorms but promises to be a pretty nice holiday weekend in general, meisha. >> sure does that was a gorgeous picture, katie. all right, good morning, well, in terms of the traffic lets take a look at the boulevard southbound moving

tracey black man and myself since april having on what's called the srevival and we have developed aground moral declaration, calling on people to sign it, so we can get to candidates on both sides of the aisle. already nearly a thousand clergy have signed on to this. we have to have a moral reset in this country and we have to challenge the perverted use of the term evangelicalism. sometimes they say white evangelicalism which really has no theological or biblical basis. >> to your point that moral code where it stands on the issue of guns. we've seen guns become a threshold issue for conservatives, including conservative christians. we saw this week a group of democratic members of congress, members of the house supported by some members of the united states senate actually hold a sit in led by john lewis in which they sat down on the floor of the house and held that for 25 hours demanding a vote on gun reform. what do you make of that civil rights action and marrying civil rights to this issue of gun reform? >> well, that's closer to true evangelicalism and in that sense dr. king

a quick check of the commute on 580 west, a little bit of a back up coming out of tracey, but no major problems. 21 minutes from 205 out to the 586 slit. 237 west six minutes to sunniville. 101 out of sunniville 16 minutes from highway 229. >>> the time the average college student is familiar with stress that comes from writing papers and exams, but now a study shows that some students are more worried about where they will spend the night and get their next meal. the study findings are pretty disturbing. we met with students wh struggling to pay for food and shelter as well as tuition. >> reporter: this is one of the campuses where students could be walking by other students who are homeless. >> one in 10 are homeless and one in five don't know their next meal will come from. >> that sapretty high number right there. that is pretty sad to be honest. >> reporter: several students we spoke with said they knew students were struggling to make ends meet. >> i do know people who do not know where they are going to stay. it is frustrating to see that. >> so, our students of concern get repo