i stand with tracy. >> i stand with tracy. >> i stand with my mom. amy: today tracy mccarter joins us for her first television interview since her murder charge was dismissed almost a year ago. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. congress narrowly averted a government shutdown saturday, just hours before a midnight deadline. in an unexpected reversal, house speaker kevin mccarthy agreed to a plan with democrats and a majority of republicans to keep the government running until november 17. the bill does not include aid for ukraine, but it does earmark $16 billion for disaster relief funds. the measure quickly passed through the senate and was signed by president biden late saturday. house minority leader hakeem jeffries claimed victory for the american people after the bill's passage, saying it followed a "complete and total surrender by right-wing extremists." biden castigated republicans for once again manufacturing a crisis over funding the government. pres.

tracy live, doing some standup. strong point of view on things so i thought right now, you could help some with people out there with big life decisions. it's time for "life coach with tracy morgan." here we go ♪ ♪ life coach with tracy morgan ♪ >> jimmy: all right. you're going to give some tough advice >> okay. >> jimmy: right. here we go how about this one "my girlfriend wants to do a a couple's costume this year but i don't feel like dressing up how i can tell no without disappointing her? >> well, say me and you are going as jada and tupac. [ laughter ] you jada, i'm tupac. don't worry about it will don't mind. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, man. did you read that book >> yeah, i read the book, man. what is it called? what's the name of the book? >> jimmy: "worthy," i think. >> it should be called "let's kick will smith in the nuts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, all right. [ laughter ] "i'm throwing a bachelor party and kind of want to invite my - i kind of have to invite my fiance's brother but i don't want him to

tonight, tracy morgan, host of "all in," journalist chris hayes, an all new "jokes seth can't tell."ring the 8g band with craig reynolds ♪ and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that's great to hear in that case, let's get to the news former president trump spent last night at trump tower after appearing at his civil fraud trial. it's good to be home, said trump, as he walked into the courtroom. [ laughter ] on the first day of former president trump's civil fraud trial, "the new york post" reported that a large takeout order from mcdonald's was brought into the courthouse. wow, i knew he was in trouble but i didn't know they were seeking the death penalty. [ laughter ] during the opening of yesterday's trial, former president trump's lawyer claimed that trump's mar-a-lago club would sell for at least $1 billion oh, i'm sure he could get that just for what's in the shower. [ laughter ] after florida congressman matt gaetz filed a resolution that would remove kevin mccarthy from the spea

for tracy. she says the effects of microdosing are subtle. that comes with microdosing? >> no. microdose ing is sub perceptual is it? is the idea that you take a small enough dose that when taken consistently over time brings on the same effects that one achieves when taking a large dose journey, but without the large dose journey for generations, as we've seen, moms find ways to de-stress from valium being glorified in the rolling stones song mother's little helper. >> i need something today to calm me down. >> and though she's not really ill, there's a little yellow pill. >> tomomi wind down time becoming part of pop culture. tracy believes microdosing is more than just mommy's little helper. that is not what microdosing is. >> microdosing is mommy is prep present and aware and showing up maybe for the first time ever. how does one manage sort of their emotional state when they are under stress? >> is microdosing helpful there? it's unclear. >> dr. neil epperson studies women's mental health at the university of colorado. she says women are

cbs' ben tracy goes in-depth to look at the manufacturing boom across the country for new ev batteries reporter: this plant just opened around six months ago. at year end it will be at capacity and we will need another plant. >> reporter: ceo of ascend elements which recycles used batteries in covington, georgia, metals that can be reused, a key part of the ev supply chain. >> i'm proud to be part of that and a lot of our team members are proud. >> reporter: more than $90 billion in battery investments have been announced nationwide, creating estimated 70,000 manufacturing jobs, in a stretch from michigan to georgia, the battery belt. this is a battery cell? >> yes. >> reporter: executive vicee chchairman of batteryry maker s part of a conglomerate. foreign companies are opening dozens of battery plants in the u.s. they plan to employ up to 15,000 people in five plants by 2026. including this one in north georgia, the size of 13 football fields. it can produce enough batteries every year to power 400,000 vehicles. >> we're very happy we chose georgia, kentucky and tennessee. >> reporte

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in tracy brooks derose, ktvu fox two news.barked on a trip of a lifetime. he flew to france last week to see the beaches of normandy. 12 year old nathan yokota is a military historian who studied world war two and the invasion of normandy. he was chosen, along with seven other students for the trip organized by bridge to history. the group connects children with veterans to teach them about the past. a new report shows the impact of all the rain that fell in california last winter on the state's groundwater supplies. the latest report from the department of water resources finds from a spring 2022 to spring of 2023, water levels rose in 34% of wells in the state. 9% saw a decline. the remaining 55% saw little change. officials say our wet winter wasn't enough to overturn years of overpumping in the addition or in addition to drought conditions. our state faced for years might get some decent rain in about a week or so. but between now and then, some real changes rosemary. yeah, some are making a return as we get into the comin

i am interested in the new biography of tracy.one of my long time favorite novelists, lonesome dove of coursese some people put on that great american novel. and also so prolific but also outside of writing novels it's extremely interesting life as a screenwriter as an antique book dealer i am looking forward to that biography. i am looking forward to a new book by benjamin mozer. he won the pulitzer prize a few anyears back for his biography f susan. he has a new book called the upside down world. meetings with the dutch masters. he lives in the netherlands. he is quite young in his early 20s i think. he moved into texas and moved into a culture he knew little about. and found himself increasingly engaged with the huge collections off old masters paintings and dutch museums he kept going back to them and back to them. it is both a bit more how that helped him find himself. but also a group biography. rembrandt and part of that. from a new perspective i love art, i paint myself. i particularly loved some of those painters because

in tracy, a 13 year old girl who survived a cardiac arrest made a special return to school today. freely was escorted to class this morning by dozens of police cruisers and motoycles. it's her first day on campus since september 22nd, when she suddenly collapsed on the floor while taking a test. freely stopped breathing and didn't regain consciousness for 24 hours. as it feels really great because i get to have my friend back and it sort of feels normal again. i'm just shocked because i never knew this many people cared. i'll always be grateful for what you have. cherish every moment. it is unclear what caused frehley's cardiac arrest. she's now wearing a sling and has undergone surgery to have a defibrillator implant in her. the inability to condemn that is just, i think is it's insane. protests at universities right here in the bay area. we'll hear from students on both sides about the war in the middle east. also ahead, oakland preparing to give money to dispensaries to help with their security. where the money is coming from and how much the shops could be getting. and several

tracy signed a year later, month. the 1st time an arab nation had recognized as well. who do i have done? have made reports 1400 hours, saturday, 6 of october, 1973. the 10th day of ramadan. who lives day in the jewish calendar, you'll keep pour operation beds of started egypt as serial. launch a 2 pronged attack on israel deliberate to assign a peninsula in the golan heights. oh, in the 1st few hours, egyptian thanks overrun the bar lifeline. israel's heavily fortified line of defense in occupied sign, a with over whelming fire power from the ground in the air. egypt wanted a limited war, but one that would restore national dignity after the defeat of the 6 day war in 1967. as he can see, says kazi, and there was a diverse stating feeling of the crow. it says in to see done, there was tension. there was disorder including the demonstrations and the organization of the heaviest squared. and everyone wanted to fight back. the regime was accused of failure and the fund, so that was heavy and criticized. these relays were taken by surprise despite early warnings. but afte

tracy griffin vividly remembers the day her mother gladys brought her to san francisco city hall and marched up the stairs, looking for then-they are feinstein. >> my mom was asking them, where was dianne? >> saying final goodbye, tracy wrote a letter on behalf of her mother. >> her assistance in helping my mother rest in peace. >> reporter: her mother was a fierce advocate, asking for resources to help marginalized residents from hunters point. she found an unlikely friend in feinstein, on the other side of the city. >> there is a problem, dianne, i need you to help me. >> reporter: griffin cannot remember what her mother, gladys, was asking for, but she members the tone of desperation and urgency. >> i was nudging my mom, light, mom, you are hollering at this lady. >> reporter: like many others, the lifelong sentences and waited in line to share a moment the lifelong senator may not have a member, but her family sure did. >> dianne was so humble. she said, gladys, i will take care of it, i promise. >> reporter: some who never even had a chance to meet feinstein, wiping away tears f

tracy's down to four miles.o not too bad there. 40s, 50s on a lot of these temps i probably going to get as cool as they've gotten to the north. maybe a little cooler to the south because they'll have clearing clear skies a lot longer. pillar point those 48 woodside's 48 right at 50 menlo park stanford as well pacifica at 51 degrees. our system there it is it's on its way it'll fall apart as it drifts across us. but it will give us a slight cooldown today. more clouds to the north, more sun to the south. you can watch how this system zips through pretty fast today. and then after that, after tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the high pressure will give us thursday could be a record setting day. if you don't like heat, the good news is it's going to break down a little bit on friday. and by the weekend, look at that. it's pouring in with a big cooldown. but we can see here is not much in the way of any rain unless you're santa rosa north. maybe drizzle or something for this system today. and that's it after today, th

coming in from tracy and people are getting through 680 and 84 are pretty slow.y down to union city. however if you're getting on the freeway in union city, it looks okay. south bay commute is beginning to fill in on guadalupe parkway and on northbound 101 731. let's go back to the headlines. sal, thank you. efforts are ramping up to help palestinians in gaza escape as the israeli military continues to decimate the gaza strip. we'll turn to fox news correspondent now, madeleine rivera. she is in jerusalem to bring us the latest on the fighting and ongoing efforts to bring stranded americans safely home. good morning, gasia. well, about 30 minutes ago, we heard sirens go off here in jerusalem and then after that, we heard a few booms, the sound of the iron dome missile defense system intercepting those rockets. and that's the reality that people here in israel are living with ahead of a potential ground invasion into gaza. israeli airstrikes leveling neighborhoods in the gaza strip, retaliation against the deadly surprise attacks from hamas terrorists last weekend

cbs's ben tracy goes "in depth" for a rare look inside the manufacturing boom taking place across the batteries. >> so right now, this plant just opened around six months ago. by year end, this plant will be at capacity, and we are going to need another plant. >> reporter: mike o'kronley is ceo of ascend elements. it recycles used ev batteries in covington, georgia. extracting 98% of critical metals that can then be reused, a key part of the new ev supply chain. >> i am really proud to be part of that, and i know a lot of our team members are also very, very proud to be part of that. >> reporter: in the past three years, more than $90 billion in battery investments have been announced nationwide, creating an estimated 70,000 manufacturing jobs. much of it in a stretch from michigan down to georgia, now being called "the battery belt." so this is a better you sell? >> yes this is a sell. >> reporter: jae-won chey is executive vice chairman of battery maker sk on, part of a south korean conglomerate. after decades of u.s. jobs being offshored, foreign companies are opening thousandnds o

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alex >> i love the deli billing of tracy morgan and chris hayes. take that show on the road. >> i like to, i got to meet. or >> did he make an impassioned case for many events? >> i don't, know i should follow up with him and be, like did i persuade you on the mini van tracy morgan? he was your intended audience, i'm sure. thank you, my, friend will be watching tonight. thanks to you at home for joining me this evening. there is, as you, no major breaking news tonight, about the republican party and its leadership. from the former president of the united states, who is just smacked down by a judge in new york to the historic chaos unfolding in the house of representatives. where kevin mccarthy was just ousted as speaker of the house. and we are going to get to all of that this evening. but to understand how we got here, we need to go back exactly 1000 days ago. january 6th, 2021. when a violent mob stormed the u.s. capitol. in the wake of that deadly attack, minority leader kevin mccarthy took to the house floor and said this. >> the president bear

tracy to dublin, 33 minutes. kumasi. thank you, jobina a ban on street vendors in san francisco is expected to take effect in just a few weeks, but that isn't sitting well with people who rely on the business today. >> some of those vendors will be reportedly meeting with city officials. abc seven news reporter lena howland in the newsroom this morning and telling us the ban is meant to target vendors with no permits who are selling stolen goods. lena come on. >> c that's right. san francisco supervisor hillary ronen calls the looming ban on street vending in the mission district a necessary emergency measure. ronen says it's come to a point where public works employees are wearing bulletproof vests to work as they regularly deal with attacks. that's why she's hoping to start with a 90 day ban on street vending in this area. but if it works, keep the ban indefinitely. her office says the goal is to make it easier for public works and law enforcement agencies to make sure that the streets are clear and safe. a legislative

tracy to dublin is 29 minutes. kumasi. >> thank you. jobina new developments this morning in the search for the suspects in an attack against a postal worker in san francisco. echo video has just been released of the moments right after it happened. abc7 news reporter lena howland live in san francisco with more on the investigation. anne and the reward being offered now. lena well, on the heels of mail carriers crying out for more safety on the job in a rally last week, another care worker was assaulted this week but this time right here in san francisco. >> take a look. us postal inspection service shared with us overnight from an attack in the mission district on tuesday afternoon. june, you can't see the attack, but you can hear the mail carrier scream and then a car speeds away. we're told the worker was not seriously hurt. they believe the gray colored car caught speeding away from the scene had the suspects inside. but at a rally last week, edward fletcher, head of the regional national association of letter carriers, told us thi

the only slow spot we're really seeing right now is for our super commuters out of tracy.ow a look at our 8-80 camera at the oakland coliseum. traffic heading into oakland is nice and light right now. >> thanks, gloria mobile game while ignoring a call to report to a nearby crime . >> a live look outside right now at the embarcadero on san francisco. so w we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. - serving in afghanistan, i was hit by sniper fire and i was given a 5% chance to live. it's a good thing math wasn't my best subject. today, i visit classrooms and share my story. i tell kids that with a little help and a lot of work, you can overcome any challenge. - [narrator] dav helps veterans like adam get the benefits they've earned. they help more than a million veterans every year. - my victory is being there for the next generation. - [narrator] support more victories for veterans. go to dav.org. [stomach growling] it's nothing... soun

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these are families who have floods the selling and the compartment is tracy's. it has destroyed the homes of many members of homos. the militant islam is viewed as a dentist organization by the e. u and the us it has also invoiced a seat on the gaza strip, stopping the supply of food, fuel and medicines. and that as reports that the soldier meaning access from egypt has also been shut off. that is dr. strikes at the border, crossing for civilians caught up in the fighting. the conditions are becoming increasingly difficult. officials and gods, se fuse and medicines are running short and the you wednesday is the damage toward the facilities has got supplies to hundreds of thousands of homes. it's about 40 percent of guys, this population is under 15 and the conflict is taking a huge told them. and so they always is from the unit assessment least the office a welcome to dw. so how is this new conflicts affecting children and guns, our region, the u. n. had already described as being in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. now this is, this is really a crisis over t

is already sleeping with us in the role of herman, this trip for the fixing of the patched mask is tracil, everything happened very quickly, why, because the first performance is a turandot, the second performance, this is already my third time here, and the huge glass windows, large, that is, in scale, yes, but at the same time very few rehearsals, i can say that the theater's corpse is very much like a professional corpse, because for a short time, the scale of the layer was restored, that is, musical. and what are we smelling here at the nyadzel’s place, a pack on the vyalika stage will be filled with the suns of the pre-khotau barcelona, ​​the stage is small, the skies from the savetskaya radar, there will be a booming song of the vyalyka country. such nostalgia is right in the song, and in other places, the target walsk gums are playing the car or the march of the jolly men working at the carved out two fiddles of alta velan. voices, i think that many people know that these songs were often performed not only by pop performers, but also by famous singers, they demanded first. pakul

so let's backing of the tracy since the united states never ratified it. there a fee is that russia could now review nuclear tests. us republicans have nominated . mike jumped sudden to become speak of the house of representatives. he's the full of pick, so the drilled besides drop down south to being criticized by donald trump, the failure to install to speak of means congress has effectively stopped look. and hearken, otis has made land full in southern mexico. now i can pull coast on the pacific coast. the storm has lost power now, but authorities are warning, but strong winds and rain could still trigger flash floods and much lights. a jim and cabinet has introduced a new draft bill to make it easier. full, socrates to repub, create some migrants, the draft 6 to speed up the process for the posting. people who do not have the legal rights to states, and this would include asylum, see because whose requests have been rejected. rights groups and some within the governing coalition. say emissions go to father. earlier i off the www is, benjamin alvarez gr

and then tracy's have been caught felt by cisco. she's a really, really you woman is this picture here. she's meeting headphone you bone babies, nor speak to marguerite moses was kidnapped by him. aust terrace along with 5 other family members. the relatives have come to germany to keep pressure on the government here. that's what all this is mr. schultz and i told you, but we don't want to interfere with the gentleman but but you have to do some of the tax of less than what sleepless nights and endless thoughts about their loved ones. oh mission here is to try all of this is a gentleman, the real back good system. and not only shows mc this does, it doesn't really go well, not simple. now, one is martin. germany's founding principles is support the israel and the protection of jewish people. it's one aspect of atonement for the nazi era, holocaust or show as it will say, no, in which some 6000000 jews. when that the recent rise in anti semitic incidence has prompted concern among the young jewish people here. but they say that they

shery: bloomberg's tracy weathers with a preview of the rbnz decision today. sam bankman-fried's fraud trial begins fear that an update -- begins. an update, later this hour. and why the bond rout is overdone and he expects -- and rob williams with why the bond rout is overdone and he expects a recession next year. this is bloomberg. ♪ e. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. >> i'm very optimistic about the u.s. economic outlook. short-term inflation is coming down in the context of an extremely strong labor market. we are now gauging a very substantial program of investments to strengthen our economy. shery: the u.s. treasury secretary there. our next guest says the bonds selloff is overdone. let's discuss where the opportunities are with rob williams, the managing partner and chief investment strategist at sage advisory. you think the fed has pretty much done its job at this point. do you think there is further to go in the momentum we see in the bond market? >> you know, i mean, these things take a life of t

this follows a warning by president who said that russia would counsel its ross if occasion of the tracy since the united states had never ossified it. there were fears that russia could now review nuclear tests. us republicans, that named mike johnson as a candidate to leave the house of representatives on tuesday. he's the 4th person to be nominated for the job as be tough. just i was on the search candles. it dropped out off to being criticized by donald trump. congrats has been paralyzed to 3 weeks of the republicans full style, the previous speaker, kevin mccarthy. the powerful hurricane has made land full and southern mexico near the pacific result. town of acapulco, ark and otis came ashore as a category 5 stool that has now been downgraded to a category full. with ortiz, all warning, the storm could still trigger flash floods and much lights. now, the gym and cabinet has introduced a new draft bill of measures aimed at making it easier for rosara sees to report to create such an irregular migrants withdraw. seeks to make it easy, a i'm foster to put people who are still in the co

these are families who have floods the selling and the compartment is tracy's. it has destroyed the homes of many members of homos. the militant islam is viewed as a dentist organization by the e. u and the us it has also invoiced a seat on the gaza strip, stopping the supply of food fuels and medicines. and it has reports that the solar remaining access from egypt has also been shut after it strikes, strikes at the border crossing. the 1st of indians got up in the fighting. the conditions are becoming increasingly difficult. officials and gods, se fuse and medicines are running short and the wednesday is the damage toward the facilities has got supplies to hundreds of thousands of homes as well. and it is calling the debt stone office saturday is to have us to attack staggering as we just had her last minute and skimmed at least the 1200 mostly on the civilians in the assault as well as a massive tanks on the border that is widely expected to start the ground defensive into gaza soon data whose rebecca winters tripled from the is really a town of stood out clos

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people said to me growing up, they'd be like, "oh, "is it like living in tracy beaker�*s house?", they'll treat you differently. they'll be like, "you're going to be good for nothing," basically. "this person's going to struggle with life, "alcoholics, drug addicts..." it's genuinely conversations that i've had with people. a lot of them can conform and go, "you know what? "you assume this of me, so i'm going to be it." like, "if that's all you think i'm good for." are we cursed...? and tyrone's a poet who's supporting youngsters in the care system in leicester, and drawing on his own personal experience to sit on foster panels. i'm an artist. i've had friends who have been freelance for years and say, "oh, "why don't you just be a freelance artist?" and i'm like, "well, that's not the same because you "live with your parents." and that's the thing about being a caregiver. i went to university. i didn't like my course. i didn't want to be there. but had i not been in university, i would have been homeless. so i had to pick another course. there is not a safety net, but this is ho

host: tracy frommivity coo, new york. tracy, please get. caller: oh, my goodness.nk you so much. i fliped to this by accident this evening just a few moments ago and i was fascinated by what i'm hearing and seeing, the history, the beauty of where they lived. and one of my thoughts was did they ever actually live in new york for any reason and now while i was on hold i heard that there's a greenwich village story but either way, i thank you so much for the informative information of these beautiful women and what you are doing for history. host: thank you for calling in, tracy. guest: i will say it's very interesting that cather, she traveled back to nebraska regularly while both of her parents were alive. once both of her parents were dead, she didn't. but she didn't really write in anybody. she wrote in new york city when she was in new york city. she went to jaffrey, nebraska. she wrote about nebraska from all of those playses but she really did not write about nebraska in nebraska. if she had stayed there, i'm not sure she would have written the fiction that sh

[ cheers and applause ♪ >>> seth: i want to thank my guests tracy morgan, chris hayes. want to thank craig reynolds and the 8g band. thank you for watching, everybody. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, a republican rebellion leaves the house of representatives in chaos after speaker kevin mccarthy was voted out of his job. this is a first in u.s. history. it's left congress with a gaping and embarrassing hole and a new deadline for a government shutdown. >> stephanie has the latest, this is a complicated situation. >> it is. after the vote, california republican kevin mccarthy confirmed he will not run for the seat again. the concern is who will and will that person be willing to negotiate with both sides. a civil war in congress. >> the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> reporter: following a historic vote to end mccarthy's time as speaker of the house. >> his actions in office have led to this moment. >> reporter: eight republicans joining with democrats in a move many s

a teenager from tracy is recovering in the hospital after having a heart attack at school.l's parents credit the quick work of the community in saving her life. ktvu brooks derose spoke with the family and those who are being hailed as heroes. it was really scary because we had we didn't know anything. it's a call from school parents never want to get derek and lynn freely say their daughter, heather wasn't breathing, slumped over her desk at art dealers school in tracy friday. the eighth grader fell off her chair, hit the ground and started to turn blue. it was pretty clear right away that we had a very serious situation on our hands. principal steven thiel cleared the classroom while a student called 911. then he tried to revive her until firstrillionesponders arrived. heather, at age 13, suffered a heart attack. i have a 13 year old son, so it kind of hit home a little bit like, all right, we need to do something asap. officer alex contreras quickly started cpr, wasting no time. paramedics jumped in and shocked heather's heart three times, says her father, who's also an

lights out of tracy to north flynn.see brake lights a bit as you get closer to the dublin interchange. on 680, it looks pretty good. no delays near the colosseum. 5:52. it seems like everybody is joining in on the lottery fever. you will have another chance to get that powerball jackpot tonight. we explain why the prizes seem to be getting bigger and bigger. >>> this is our beautiful view of the bay bridge, the twinkling lights. everybody is coming and going over that bridge, be safe this morning. we'll have that sunris if you want to lower strokoke risk from m afib not causeded by a heart t valve proboblem, there'e's a betterer treatt ththan warfaririn. eliquiuis. eliquis reduces ststroke riskk and hahas less majajor bleed. don't stop takaking eliquis withouout talking g to your dor asas this may y increase your risk k of stroke.e. eliquis s can cause e seriousd in rare cacases fatal l bleed. don't tatake eliquisis if youe an artrtificial heheart vae or abnorormal bleediding. while e taking, yoyou may bruisese more eas

she is from tracy and along with many girls was her first time at the warriors facility.she has skills and is aiming high. she says her dream is to play in the wnba. specifically in phoenix. and she wants to make them proud picture says it can be hard to be a girl playing basketball. but it motivates her. the warriors invited girls from bay area community to participate in the basketball clinic on international day of the girl. they are thinking about what they want to do when they grow up. >> handle it. >> reporter: this warriors player was participating in some of the drills with them. >> i grew up in the ymca and being around people and sports and high character people that will donate their time to kids, i really enjoy it and it inspires me. >> reporter: the warriors announced they are bringing a wnba expansion team to the bay. they are excited. >> this summer we went to arizona and went to the phoenix mercury game. we are excited. >> reporter: a night of big dreams for young girls throughout the bay. >>> it is helping people and giving people jobs and people are maki

tracy hail from facebook as well saying i'm sick of war, period. many people brought up iran in the last couple calls, out of dubai, iranian officials helped plan the surprise attack of hamas on israel and gave the green light for assault at a meeting in beirut according to senior members of whether he says blah. another militia group, officers of the iran revolutionary guard corps worked to breach the borders, the worst since the yom kippur war. and there was a power held in shiraz. "wall street journal" has that story and find it at wsj.com. getting your thoughts on this as well on washington's response and what it should be. maryland, this is robert, independent line. caller: good morning, pedro. you have a date israel was invaded by a terrorist organization and all our politician and news media showed where their loyalty lies. every day in the united states we're being invaded by the drug cartels of mexico, 100,000 a month coming here. and d day there was 150,000 troops that landed on the beaches at normandy, we have 100,000 people coming into

so far mostly looking pretty good except westbound 580 from tracy to dublin.t's usually one of our slower spots it is this morning as well. that will take you 40 minutes. >> developing news on the war in the middle east. civilians are scrambling for cover from the unrelenting airstrike fired from israel and hamas. at least 2300 people have died, including at least 22 americans. the us has pledging military resources as families are waiting for any kind of word from their loved ones held in hamas custody. abc news reporter justin finch has that this morning. >> day six of israel's war with islamist militant group hamas. new israeli defense forces video showing its airstrikes shattering structures across gaza, it says are connected to terrorists and are striking what the idf calls a terrorist target in the sea. meantime in gaza, civilians struggling with an israeli imposed siege is blocking food and fuel into the hamas led territory. hospitals are at full capacity for families facing uncertainty. >> there is nothing that we can do even the place that i'm in righ

supercommuters, you are up early and you are making that ride through tracy getting on to 580. you kind of know what to expect overail but we have reports of a crash at grant line and it's blocking the right lane. that's making things just a little bit slower than usual. so maybe give yourself some extra time and grab that jacket and leave a few minutes early to get through the brake lights there. headed out of the south bay this morning, so far traffic is moving along pretty nicely overall. we're seeing some nice conditions north 101, 280, really no problems right now on any of our south bay freeways. so if you are headed on 101 maybe into the peninsula towards sfo, right now is a good time to be on the freeways. reed? >>> well, as parents we know with flu shots and vaccines, kids are not fans of the needles. but never fear. doctors at lucille pack hard children's hospital have their ways to ease the nerves over needles. shawn chitnis live with mow a video game of all things helps. hi shawn. >> reporter: hey reed, good morning. yeah, halloween may be just around the corner but

the toll plaza as just peerk ahora from tracy.appened tuesday night when that big rig crashed to the toll booth and both the truck and the caught on fire. a driver was injured after their car crashed into a bus stop in san francisco yesterday. this is from the citizens app. police have not said what caused that crash. >> well, it's 6.14. we have a story happening tonight. the powerball frenzy estimated jackpot. now 1.7 billion dollars. a better bet. a lot of people are going to plan a whole lot of people are scrambling now myself they can get over michael thomas joining burlingame morning, michael. >> i good morning. that's right. frenzy. it isn't actually during my last live shot at by 30, somebody came in and bought 100 tickets. but this morning right now so far people are still trying to get her. sir, are you buying any type of what a powerful this morning? it's 1.7, 3 okay. he says no. but a lot of people are take a look. this is video of people purchasing tickets in the past. today's drawing of 1.7, 3 billion dollars is happe

the area coming out of tracy getting into the altamont pass. already slow this morning and you can see in the caltrans camera there traffic is backed up and a lot of brake lights there. same story for the bay bridge toll plaza. that's starting to get a little bit slow. the metering lights were turned on just a couple of minutes ago. and now that backup is starting to build. so if you are getting ready to hop on the freeways, maybe your ride takes you into san francisco via the bridge, you might want to grab the jacket and coffee and get going. even more crowded across the upper deck heading into the city. a live look here at the richmond-san rafael bridge. you can notice they still have the lanes blocked off to the side there. that was due to an earlier crash it happened actually on monday earlier this week. but repairs continue to the toll booths there. you still have the four lanes open to travel through there. but traffic has been a little bit busier than usual. so definitely plan for that as you make that ride between 80 and 101 towards mar

we're seeing is on westbound 580 from tracy to dublin. that's usually one of our slowdowns right now that will take you 43 minutes as. thank you, gloria. >> developing news now on the israel hamas war. an imminent ground invasion of gaza by israel has put more pressure on evacuate efforts today. we'll see if it happens. a southern border crossing is supposed to be open for a few hours to help get more people out of gaza. but at last check, that hadn't occurred. more than 1300 israelis have died since the hamas assault began. more than 2300in gaza have been killed. officials say nearly 200 people are being held hostage in gaza. the death toll on us citizens is climbing now at 30. 13 others are unaccounted for. secretary of state antony blinken has returned to israel today for meetings with israeli government officials. and this morning, the white house says president biden has been invited to israel and is now considering a trip there in the coming days. on cbs's 60 minutes, the president spoke about his administration's balancing of both

tracy to castro valley, 46 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport. there at 16 minutes as you travel northbound on 101. >> kumasi. all right. thank you, jobina. well, today is day three of oakland's style week featuring an afternoon tea and a fashion show at the claremont hotel. oakland wrapped up day two with an event called stylish cocktails and conversations, hosted by our friend jobina. it's celebrated so-called style makers like rapper and entrepreneur entrepreneur mister fab, award winning jewelry designer doreen webb and michelin star chef jane siebert. yesterday's event was at the kissel hotel in uptown oakland. this has been a great oakland style week, and it's still so many more events left. and it's the first time they're doing it. >> so i love it. >> onward and upward. good stuff is happening in our cities. >> up next, seven things to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download it and you can start

door on the supercommuter, look at all the brake lights already this morning for that ride out of tracy getting into the altamont pass. 205 to 580. that's backed up and look at that. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on and the backup is just building and building and we are now well beyond the overpass not quite to the foot of the maze but seeing things getting busy off the eastshore freeway as well as that westbound 580 approach. richmond-san rafael bridge, speaking of, we still have two lanes blocked at the toll plaza from crash that happened on monday night. >>> we start off this morning with latest on the israel and hamas war. secretary of state antony blinken is in tel-aviv and has met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the two have discussed extra security measures and the crisis of people. including americans, taken hostage by hamas. the death toll has reached at least 2500 people. the white house says at least 22 americans are among the dead. and officials warn that number will go up. six days since the surprise attack from the hamas militants which pr

headed through the altamont passthere, some brake lights westbound coming out of tracy getting on to 580. supercommuters, if you are just waking up with us this morning, it is already busy for your ride over towards the dublin interchange. checking in on 38 minutes now from 20205 over to 680. that's really the slowest spot this morning. no delays on 8 #, highway 4 or 101. >>> the story that shocked the world of transportation, a bay area pilot on a flight from washington to san francisco accused this morning of attempted murder after a mid-flight freakout. his name is joseph emerson. this morning, he's due to be arraigned for multiple felony charges including 83 counts of attempted murder. betty yu now with what happened on board that caused ground control to scramble to save lives. >> reporter: this is 44-year-old joseph emerson from pleasant hill. police say the off-duty alaska pilot was riding in the cockpit jump seat and allegedly tried to turn off the plane's engines at about 31,000 feet. >> the jump seat pilot who is an extra pilot. they give a ride, tried to shut down the engi

the only slow spot that we're really seeing right now is for our super commuters coming out of tracyng into the livermore direction. and now a look at your drive times for this morning. so far we're really not seeing any slowdowns at this time. everything in the green, which means that it is moving smoothly. guys. >> thank you gloria coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> food forward, the bay area city ranked number one in the country when it comes to the diversity of the restaurant scene. and a live look outside at 520. >> be careful out there. it's those are the people who know to choose allstate. that's not gonna fit. what's that? you need another four inches? do you work here? nope, i just saw you there and i thought i'd save you the trouble. nana! she's a human measuring tape. and she knows allstate is the right fit for her. it's not gonna fit. that's not gonna fit. what? steven? some people just know. well played. well played, my friend. those are the people who know you're in good hands with allstate. secretary of state antony blinken says there are two objectiv

and as far as slowdowns, the usual spot we see this time of morning westbound 580 from tracy to dublin of a slowdown right now that will take you 44 minutes or developing news in the war between israel and hamas this morning. >> israel says hamas militants have taken at least 199 hostages since that invasion began on october 7th. abc news reporter justin finch is tracking the situation there and the new action the us is taking to try and stop the fighting overnight in gaza, more explosions as israeli defense forces burnishing air strikes around the clock, targeting the islamist militant group hamas. >> we will strike hamas from the top through its institutions. >> all the way down to the individuals that conducted the butchery of our babies on the ground. >> the israeli military calling up some 360,000 reservists with a ground incursion into gaza, appearing imminent. inside the palestinian territory, hospitals are struggling to wait. the injured access to food, water and electricity cut off for days . >> things are getting worse day by day, minute by minute, actually. >> the idf now or