tracy served russia from 2014 to 2017. tracy served russia from 2014 to 2017. tracy served as the deputy chief of mission for the as the deputy chief of mission for the as the deputy chief of mission for the ambassador in moscow and before her ambassador in moscow and before her ambassador in moscow and before her appointment to her current position appointment to her current position appointment to her current position served as the united states ambassador served as the united states ambassador served as the united states ambassador to armenia she also has experience at to armenia she also has experience at to armenia she also has experience at the united states embassies in the united states embassies in the united states embassies in kazakhstan pakistan and turkmenistan one kazakhstan pakistan and turkmenistan one kazakhstan pakistan and turkmenistan one could say that tracy is familiar with could say that tracy is familiar with could say that tracy is familiar with origin but she has taken up the position origin but she has taken up the position origin but

tracy it has also accorded a work around childhood hunger. she's focused on shining a light on trauma among children and delaware and nationally. [applause] [applause] with support from the casey family programs and the american academy of pediatrics, tracy helped organize youth mental health in washington, d.c. print and wondered where she was that weekend. young people from around the country had a chance to speak directly with leaders. and of course one of the great highlights of the last year, tracy and i welcomed dolly pardon to the wilmington a library. [applause] i know many of you are there especially secretary nicole who is a big dolly parton fan. if there was any doubt all delaware ian's love dolly. more important, more than 26000 delaware children are currently enrolled in the dolly pardon imagination library receiving free books each month from birth to age five. that is an incredible number, an incredible program. we want to push that number even higher. please join me in thanking tracy and offer partners for their hard work. sup

please join me in thanking tracy and all of her partners for their hard work. [applause] supporting our youngest learners and their families has to be a top priority for all f of us. weeks why my budget next will increase state investments in early childhood education. we will propose an increase in the purchase of care which helps low-income families access quality childcare and we will double funding for the earlys childhood program. these programs serve many of the most vulnerable three and 4-year-olds in state. [applause] and with the help of an 8 million-dollar federal grant will develop a plan to spread early education in delaware. i know this is a priority for our lieutenant governor, for senator day and many others in this a chamber and we look forwd to working with all of you. [applause] this is a real opportunity for us to do the hard work to expand and improve childcare and early early education for delaware families. of course part of my job as governor is to promote this great state that we all call home. delaware is a special place. we are the hom

for sure. >> reporter: tracy's lessons about business and budget, hard work and perseverance added a real-world practicality to the schools curriculum. among his students, he found an eager and enthusiastic audience. >> we get to learn about how to manage our money and how to manage our time and how to base our future off of what we are learning in this class. >> reporter: kelly plans to pursue a career in the medical field. >> i feel like i am in control of my life, now. nobody can tell me what i can and cannot do. only may. >> reporter: matthew virg plans to enlist in the army national guard, pursue an undergraduate degree in psychology, and a masters in business. both students say the class has already paid dividends, helping them to control their finances and their future. >> i will not rely on anybody but myself. as a woman and especially a black woman, to make sure that you are independent and have your stuff together, because it is hard for people out here, especially going up in pittsburgh. >> reporter: each afternoon, after class is done, tracy cuts hair at his own barbersho

as could have been tracy chapman -- that could have been tracy chapman's life, a young folk master who cannot do it because she has to make money. because of affirmative action, her life was changed. we will talk about the war on drugs and the impact crack had on families. there is an episode i'm working on about the history of jamaican music in america. we are working about an episode on afro futurism. i am excited about this project. host: you were that are interested, where will they be able to find it. guest: this will be on thegrio black podcast network. anywhere you get podcasts, this will be out there. host: giovanni cobb has been on this network when times. last year with will talking about his book "my seven black fathers." you can watch his appearances on our network on c-span.org. a little more than five minutes before the house comes in possession. we will take you -- comes in for session. we will take you there. until then, your calls for toure. this is cheryl, republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. the first point i want to make is we don't have a race problem

everyone refers to it as the tracy party.y different from all of the other parties. >> reporter: sands had talked about that night. >> i stayed -- i think i was the last one to leave. >> reporter: in his memoir, tracy morgan wrote about a party, describing the space as an illegal strip club where some attendees could drink and engage in sexual acts. a court document alleges that it was the same party jane doe attended. at what point did you realize the night was turning in a direction that you didn't like how it went? >> i had been drinking, he had been plying me with alcohol. within that context, i consented to kissing him and making out with him at first at that party. the second that i saw the cast was coming into the party, i became extremely uncomfortable and froze like a deer in headlights and wanted to stop. and horacio coerced me repeatedly to keep going with him. >> do you think it was clear to him that you didn't want to participate? >> 1,000%. i kept saying to him, like, "i feel weird, can we go somewhere, we shoul

it is hard growing up in pittsburgh. >> reporter: each afternoon after classes gone, tracy cuts hair at his own barbershop, a journey that spans both the short drive from campus and his long road to financial independence. >> we to do list down every week. you know what you are attacking every week. there is not no i've got to do this or that. you will see your to do list. you will be able to manage everything you are doing. i did this, check it off. what is next? it is nothing but structure and order. one plus one equals two and you keep stepping it up. >> reporter: for five years, tracy has taught and mentor dan encouraged and inspired and the return on his investment of time and talent, he says, has been immeasurable. >> it is a blessing. it makes me really happy just to see them pour into themselves. >> another bridgebuilder we wanted to highlight today is skateboarding great tony hawk. you know that name. he says he wants to help build a skate park and tyre nichols' honor. sharme fund canis a taleto skate and said he wants to keep the legacy alive by helping to create a free and

westbound 580, working your way out of tracy on 580 itself.ot of slow-and-go spots in the area this morning. down to 10 miles an hour, and the morning commute is just getting started. also first reports a trouble spot at north flynn. the good news, it's the counter commute. westbound, seeing the extra volume to the dublin interchange. 37 minute travel time, 205 to 680. it's friday, and our other rit wa an101, the ng t travel times, all in the green, and no delays there. the is clear, westbound into san francisco. no metering lights yet. taking 880, erythi is moving along just fine through there. >>> it is 5:17, and live look from the sunset district, and investigators are trying to figure out what triggered a deadly explosion that leveled one home. you can see it right there. jocelyn moran is on the scene to bring us the latest developments this morning. >>> going beyond barbering. meet the east bay man teaching students about financial literacy and self-empowerment. >>> let's see what is go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-

one plus one equals two. >> reporter: for five years, tracy has taught and mentored and encouraged andred. and the return on his investment of time and talent, he says, has been immeasurable. >> it's a blessing. it makes me really happy just to see them pour into themselves. >> oh, those skills are so important. we just were talking during this story. it is something that not every school even teaches is this personal economics. it is so crucial. >> you are totally right. and so many people go out into the real world asking all these questions about taxes and finances. it makes sense. so good on them for having that opportunity to at least learn from him. i will say this. let's take a quick look at the first alert doppler. it is becoming a little active offshore. we are seeing storms just offshore. push their way into the bay area. that will be the forecast for us headed into this evening. an area of low pressure parked just offshore. i'm taking futurecast to 4:00. hit or hiss showers throughout the bay. that will last into the early morning hours tomorrow. an overnight system complete

one plus one equals two and you just keep stacking it up. >> reporter: for the past five years, tracy has mentored and encouraged and inspired. the return on his investment of time and talent, he says, has been immeasurable. >> this is a blessing. it makes me really happy just to see them, you know, pouring into themselves. >>> still ahead, barricades line the street in a notorious stretch of san francisco. the new crackdown now underway. >>> on the heels of his indictment for involuntary manslaughter, alec baldwin is facing new problems in connection with a deadly movie set shooting. >>> how a new culinary program is helping bay area residents strugg she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is ready for primetime. [dad] once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. do

>> no. >> ashley: tracy, have you?e an emergency fund at one time but once we had an emergency, it's been difficult to get where it was. >> ashley: i will ask the same question i asked amber and craig, do you see light at the end of the tunnel or the america as we know it from here on out? >> i've been optimistic and we've struggled for a while. i've speak and too many of friends and colleagues. many people are experiencing the same struggles. we don't know what is going to come over the horizon. so hopefully, things will get better so that we can have a little bit of relief at some points. >> ashley: amber, have you guys had to pick up second jobs to make ends meet? >> no, unfortunately i can't pick up a second job right now with the four kids. but i mean, we definitely looked at it. i've looked at different options to go back to work but with four children the cost of day care is getting higher appeared a dozen definitely not going to be something that's going to outweigh me going to work. the cost outlay. >> ashley:

congressman, you heard what tracy was saying. no one is getting, is talking or communicating with her, and it's the exasperating. >> it absolutely is. and the frustration, almost the desperation in her voice and the stories that she's telling is emblematic e of the problem here, the fact that the administration -- and you've got to shine a lighten on secretary buttigieg who has been fairly dismissive and sort of flippant about this whole thing. it's surprising to me that he has yet in almost. two weeks to make an appearance at east palestine. it seems to me like that would be a priority issue, but this is sort of character cannistic of his tenure as secretary. neil: congressman, this seems to echo throughout the chain of authority command, epa says they're kind of limited what they can do, said trust the government, that's coming from the epa administrator. fema really can't do much because this isn't deemed a disaster yet because it's not like a tornado or a hurricane and because norfolk southern is involved, they're sort of the

it makes me really happy just to see them pour into themselves. >> i met tracy clark about a year agonother story. i met him at the barbershop, and he said i wish i had someone like me teach me finances, and he's giving back to his high school. >> that's so important. oh my goodness gracious, i wish it was a fundamental thing people learn before they go off. good on him for doing that. >> for sure. >> i love the story, too. >> good guy. >>> a quick look at what is going on for the next couple days, starting off with today, alone. we will warm up into this afternoon, upper 50s, and lower 60s. all throughout the bay area, cooler temperatures for the peninsula, closer to san francisco this is significantly different from yesterday. yesterday, talking about upper 60s, and close to the 70s, and what's going on? low pressure is moving its way in. low pressure, bringing in the cooler temperatures, and cold air, cold, dense air from the north, and it's also going to be bringing in the scattered showers into the forecast, and i want to show you the futurecast. starting off with this, and just

in partnership with the weather channel, cbs's ben tracy shows us that as water becomes scarce, wall street sees profits in our new series, "protecting the planet." >> come on back. >> reporter: colorado rancher joe bas just one source of water, the colorado river. so that river is yourots that river. >> reporter: and that river is why someone newad. >> water asset management owns that property. >> and when you first heard of them, what was your reaction? >> surprise and concern. they are concerning because they're large. >> reporter: water asset management is a new york investment firm with offices inside this building. in the past five years, it has bought at least $20 million worth of land in western colorado. >> these are folks that have identified the drought as an opportunity to make money. >> reporter: andy mueller's job is to protect colorado's share of the river. he says water asset management has acquired more than 2,500 acres of farmland for the water rights that come with it. >> with the intent to not use the water and send the water downstream to an entity or entities th

we look at travel times out of tracy on to 580+ a live look at the bay bridge coming up. >>> we begin with developing story, senator braun -- diane feinstein announces she will not seek re-election in 2024. it was not unexpected, she turns 90 in in june and is the only member of congress and longest serving female senator in history. her political career spans six decades, she's broken barriers on many fronts and they began here in in the bay area. feinstein held office on the board of supervisors in san francisco in the 19th the ninth, following the assassination of mage missoni and suisrvey milk. feinstein the next 10 years. in a 1992, she won bid for senate and held onto the position ever since. the question this morning, who is going to replace her. congressman adam schiff and congresswoman katie porter from southern california have announced their intentions to run. oakland congresswoman barbara lee has expressed interest but not had -- has not officially announced. this change will have major implications. >> what is at stake here is the balance of not only diane feinstein's leg

ah, if all is vladimir pierson's announcement of the suspension of nuclear arms, tracy with the united states. ah, i money inside the sound, is there a life? and joe, also coming up, we living the trauma. another earthquake had seldom takia in syria. at least 6 people all dead. we'd like our father to receive the justice that he deserved 58 years after his assassination. the daughter of malcolm x, we'll see the cia f b i am the and why pd of his death. i'm shedding lice from dog matter how scientists hope to unlock the biggest secret. a scene of us he was president. j biden says vladimir pierson was wrong about ukraine. wrong about nato and wrong about the ion will of america was addressing a massive crowd in the punish capital war. so alan fish is that the latest the, this was a call to rally support with voices of the said growing at home and abroad. president joe bite used to speech in warsaw to paint the challenge of the war in ukraine. in stock terms. no, no one can turn away their eyes of the atrocities russia's committee against you granted people, it's ap horn. it's abhorrent.

ah, it follows that men thiessen's announcement of the suspension of nuclear arms tracy with the united states. ah, i money inside the salad. is there a lie from joe also coming up? we'd like our father to receive the job that he deserve 58 years after his assassination, the daughter of malcolm x, we'll see that the f b, i am the n y p d over his death. i'm gabriel's onto outside u. s. federal court in new york. where a man, once in charge of mexico's fight against drug cartels has just been found guilty of working with them and the search for survivors in brazil to $46.00 die and flooding month slides. the us president joe biden says vladimir putin was wrong about ukraine. wrong, about ne, so i'm wrong about the on will of america. he was addressing a massive crowd in the polish capital. walsall, alan fishes, they're the latest this was a call to rally support with voices of the said growing at home and abroad. president joe biden used to speech in warsaw the paint, the challenge of the war in ukraine. in stock terms. no, i know it could turn away their eyes for the atrocities. russia

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it's busy west bound 205 out of tracy on to 580. see traffic is bumper to bumper if you are headed from that connector trying to get into the altamont with a busy travel time. >>> downtown oakland businesses struggling to cope. two women are trying to create community and culture in their neighborhood with the restaurants they've open. the threats, damage, even defecation on their property, it is starting to reach a breaking point. >> this is the latest incident. >> what's next? someone walking through my front door and i am already in that mode like who is going to give us trouble again? this happens way too often. >> with mom cooking vietnamese dishes, the family-owned restaurant has been here for 13 years. colorful decor brings light but even the efforts are getting destroyed. >> i had a cool artist who came here and did some work. he spent weeks working a piece the graffiti makes me so sick. >> when threatening behavior comes face to face. >> police come at 2:00, 3:00 and it happened at 12:00. they didn't come back until midnigh

tracy, let me start with you first. 27 million on police overtime.e the damage caused by her initial steps to defund the police? >> no. i think you need to put it in context. $27 million to provide just the basic services. so this is for us to still be able to go out and respond to calls for service because we don't have enough staffing. because of what was said a couple of years ago and you want to hold us accountable for -- you need to hold everybody else accountable. now you see what happens when that doesn't happen. now we're in this crisis that we're in. >> sandra: it's remarkable what has happened to the police force there, leo. we can put it up on the screen for our viewers. at 1,641 officers currently, the police department there has 340 fewer officers today than it did in 2019. breed said the department would hire 541 officers just to be fully staffed, leo. >> and sandra, let's be clear about this. the democrats and this particular mayor have no interest in supporting police. tracy is absolutely correct. $27 million is to replace overtime of

we have a rather long drive time for super commuters out of tracy , tracy to dublin is one hour 21 minutes. a long ride this morning. san rafael to san francisco 15 minutes. reggie: a life-saving antidote could soon become available over-the-counter. the proposal aimed at preventing more opioid overdoses. kumasi: what court documents reveal about a staffing situation at an assisted living center where an elderly man died after drinking cleaning supplies. reggie: new data shows where people are relocating and why. kumasi: kumasi: new details about the man who died at a senior living facility in walnut creek after drinking a poisonous cleaning liquid. back in august, the 94-year-old mistakenly drink cleaning supplies. according to new court filings, police say a kitchen cabinet with the supplies was left unlocked. records show the employee attending to the 94-year-old left him unattended. the employee is do on court on friday where a judge will determine if it goes to trial. narcan might soon become available over-the-counter without a prescription. >> opiate overdoses are often witnessed by

it is hard for people out here . >> reporter: each afternoon after class is done, tracy cuts here at very own barbershop. it's been so long drive from campus and long road to financial independence . >> you know exactly what you are attacking every week. there is no i've got to do this or i forgot to do that. you have a to do list and manage everything you are doing. i did this, check it off. it is nothing but structure and order. one plus one eqwo. >> reporter: he has talked and mentor and encouraged and inspired. the return on his investment of time and talent has been immeasurable . >> it is a blessing. it makes me really happy just to see them pouring into themselves. >> what a difference it makes for the kids. coming up next on the drew barrymore show, anderson is joining the show. i will see you then. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there

it is hard for people. >> each afternoon, tracy cuts hair and his own barbershop. a journey that spans the short drive from campus and a long road to independence. >> you know exactly what you are attacking. it is not know i have to do this or i forgot, you will be able to see it and be able to manage what you are doing. >> it is nothing but structure in order. you just keep stacking. >> reporter: for five years, he has taught and mentored and encouraged and inspired. the return on his investment of time and talent has been immeasurable he said. >> it is a blessing. it makes me really happy to see them poor and to themselves. >>> you have probably thought about getting your sweetheart something for valentine's day but what about sending something to your acts? the >>> valentine's day is five days away. if you are feeling crappy, in case your ex broke up, but it is a way to get revenge and help a good cause. san francisco animal care and control is offering crappy valentine's day cards to people that donate at least five dollars. they are virtual notes that show exc

it is hard for people. >> each afternoon, tracy cuts hair and his own barbershop. a journey that spans the short drive from campus and a long road to independence. >> you know exactly what you are attacking. it is not know i have to do this or i forgot, you will be able to see it and be able to manage what you are doing. >> it is nothing but structure in order. you just keep stacking. >> reporter: for five years, he has taught and mentored and encouraged and inspired. the return on his investment of time and talent has been immeasurable he said. >> it is a blessing. it makes me really happy to see them poor and to themselves. >>> you have probably thought about getting your sweetheart something for valentine's day but what about sending something to your acts? the sp busisiness can h happen anytime,e, anywhere.e. so h help yours s thrive ad stay c connected w with the comcasast businessss complee connnnectivity s solution. it's the l largest, fafaste, reliablele network.. adadvanced gigig speed wif. anand cyberthrhreat protecec. startingng at just $49.99 a a month.

tracy, what did you hear from his speech today and what did it tell you?ou know, it was so interesting. one of the things i had also said was really he is blaming the west for this. is it necessarily a war with ukraine specifically? this war is a larger message, right? or a message with the west. that's who he is really at war with. that's what i heard. i felt his speech was disjointed and boring. i think him withdrawing from the new start agreement or suspending it is not surprising. it is one of the only other things he had in his arsenal. it is somewhat of a nuclear blackmail if you will. he kind of drew his red line in the sand saying if the u.s. does nuclear testing before him he will do it next. i don't necessarily view that as surprising. i'm not sure how much that treaty has been enforced because it was essentially inspection were placed an pause during the pandemic. >> bill: boring is how you labeled his speech. measure the words that putin is saying. dan, when we started this conversation it was really 35,000 feet. iran is involved here, moscow,

you saw some lasha for the wish to know who dora tracy williams miller. one dawn is near williams presented with a wish to negotiate tonight journal revenues are roberta marie, ignacio don't written credit. those that seem it on the phone vision. please click record dora j one of the pos leading a bit lately. accordable for these boys in the middle, not on russia is a major producer, but more importantly, a supplier regret it is exported nearly a quarter of it's $32000000.00 ton harvest. i would like to continue with current european and us sanctions on black c ports and russian ships prevented a variety school because new port. now what about some senior? i snuggling the post of shit, crimea. yes, nothing the matter scheme report to me cut dorothea. the studies are not on roughly equal really a conditional transcript, but they still which it, it says yes, such as, i knew the menu to women. putin is weapon ising hunger. he's using feed security as a callous to of war. and he's blocks ukrainian ports and is stopping 20000000 tons of grain being exported ac

tracy. can you fire someone forg obedient enough or licking your? >> no, tucker.you kx in california history. there ney employer thinks there was they l -- health guidance never went te procedures act, you can't fire . absolutely not. what michael dir this. what michael did is what n california when this scam-demic. >> tucker: you are making me wae states. michael, how did you fes there yesterday, $5.50 a gasolio live there. you gave up income,t or not? >> i drive a 79 chrysler, i don. it's not great on gas. yeah. >> tucker: did you feel that ity to make the statement? >> of course. yeah. i mean, if n decided i am not doing this anyg done and everything would changn canada did. >> tucker: exactly. >> yes. >> tucker: exactly. we'll find y employees are. michael and track you for coming on. >> thank you for having us, tuc. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: as we said, the peops particularly outside, i mean mo, they all went to college, they'. dillon's -- so they know enought worried about covid. why are the have science that bears on thath korea rrhea people who are

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this is 205, 580 out of tracy. there is a trouble spot at north flynn. everything is on the center divide but slow well beyond mount house on the 205 connector. bizz' through there, stays busy, stop and go towards dublin interchange. travel time is about an hour 205 towards 680. no delays on 80, highway 4. 101 looks great out of the south bay. north bound from san jose to sfo, 37 minutes. we are seeing a lot of green which is great news for the morning commute. justin. >>> an oakland bishop getting recognition from the president after spending decades working to stop gun violence. ahead, how he is trying to be the solution to a better future. >>> living proof that love lasts. we bring the story >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced our windshield, and recalibrated our car's advanced safety system. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on

also slow is the ride out of tracy into the altamont pass. it looks like that is starting to bog down already and it is barely 5:00. speeds are down to 13 miles an hour. 44 minutes towards the dublin interchange. east shore freeway, 14 minutes. highway 4 is looking good and 101 is looking good. if you have an early flight to catch and you are going from san jose to sfo, that's only going to take about 36 minutes. but things can change quickly. >>> developing, oakland police chief is once again demanding to be put back on the job in light of new information. chief armstrong was placed on leave last month after investigators accused him of failing to properly discipline a sergeant. armstrong says he and his legal team will send a letter to the mayor and city administrator to demand a reinstatement. his letter will outline reasons why he should be back to work as police chief. da lin with the story. >> i believe i should be reinstated because i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: at a press conference, chief armstrong says he has more information to

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all right, thank you so much, paul. >>> chp in tracy has a problem on their hands. look at this, another driver ignored the road closure signs and has kind of an expensive problem on their hands. drove right through the signs, right through the caution tape into a sinkhole. yep. it was wedged between both sides of the road, not good. well, officers say that the driver was cited and that this was 100% preventable because the signs, they say, were very, very clear. chp was baffled after somebody else drove this sedan into the same sinkhole, i guess they also ignored the barricades and signs saying road closed. they drove right down into the hole. the man seen in the photos was not the driver. >>> coming up, one member of the 49ers has already moved on to a new team just a few days into the off-season, and despite dealing with injuries, brock purdy and trey lance are already looking ahead to next season's quarterback competition. >>> and still ahead tonight, this looks normal but this is a story we really haven't heard of before. why a high school basketball game is no

while the kremlin says it will not resume participation in the new star nuclear weapons, tracy, until the us listen to its demands, president vladimir putin announced he was leaving the agreement and a speech last week. the russian defense ministry is also keys, washington of planning a. so called provocation in ukraine using toxic chemicals. meanwhile, we're hearing reports in local russian media that b s. space about st. petersburg was briefly closed due to an on identified object that speak to salma ben today who's in the russian captain. let's start with this. this situation regarding the space, what are you hearing about what happens when it's not clear what happened, but we did get to boards that the airspace over st. petersburg airport was closed for at least an hour or so. but now reports from russian media indicate that it has been reopened. it's one of many incidents that have been seen over russian territories this morning. the russian defense ministry has reported about some drones that are shot down over the territory. they have been reports of a cyber attack against a lo

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good evening , tracy. how medium. good evening, tracy. how are you ? good evening . medium.acy. how are you ? good evening. i'm fine. are you? good evening. i'm fine. how are you ? i'm doing good. how are you? i'm doing good. now, before we get to the boring stuff like the of great britain and how it's going to go, what doesit and how it's going to go, what does it each for? laurence fox . does it each for? laurence fox. well produce . yeah well just well produce. yeah well just told.i well produce. yeah well just told. i see colours. i colours the blue. blue. but what i mean what am i going to be alright. just checking . are you, are you just checking. are you, are you going to be alright yet. okay. but i need, i need, i needed more solid but i need a more solid reading . okay. let let's solid reading. okay. let let's let i'll get my cards out to do . yeah. spoon the cards . yes oh, . yeah. spoon the cards. yes oh, my god. yes to show up straightaway . do. do you see straightaway. do. do you see that? yeah okay . so i'm going to that? yeah okay. so i'm going to pick out car

good evening , tracy. how medium. good evening, tracy. how are you ? good evening . medium.acy. how are you ? good evening. i'm fine. are you? good evening. i'm fine. how are you ? i'm doing good. how are you? i'm doing good. now, before we get to the boring stuff like the of great britain and how it's going to go, what doesit and how it's going to go, what does it each for? laurence fox . does it each for? laurence fox. well produce . yeah well just well produce. yeah well just told.i well produce. yeah well just told. i see colours. i colours the blue. blue. but what i mean what am i going to be alright. just checking . are you, are you just checking. are you, are you going to be alright yet. okay. but i need, i need, i needed more solid but i need a more solid reading . okay. let let's solid reading. okay. let let's let i'll get my cards out to do . yeah. spoon the cards . yes oh, . yeah. spoon the cards. yes oh, my god. yes to show up straightaway . do. do you see straightaway. do. do you see that? yeah okay . so i'm going to that? yeah okay. so i'm going to pick out car

i really do. >> i loved tracy for years and years. he's so funny. even more special. >> jimmy: yeah. and he was talking about something that you guys i guess do, unless he was making this up, which is you recite lines from "planet of the apes." the original movie. [ laughter ] >> we do. all the time. we'll text. i'll text a line, you know. >> jimmy: like what would be a choice line from the movie you'd text tracy? >> "tell me, taylor, where is your nest at?" [ laughter ] then he'll text back, "thank god for calling me taylor." >> jimmy: dr. zay, yeah. >> "i know who i am, who are you, how in hell did this upside down civilization --" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so good. >> over and over. for years watching it over and over. >> jimmy: did you have the action figures? >> i was too old to get them. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, okay. >> i talked my little brother into getting them. [ laughter ] "we should get those planet of the ape toys, man." then i would play with them. >> jimmy: i know you're a "star trek" fan as well. at one time you were going to be

tracy smith explains how michelle was able to get police a key lead. >> here's the thing. masked men. they broke into her home and masks, they were armed. but michelle recognize the ringleaders eyes through the mass. she knew that he had come into her bank and that he had left a business card, get this, with his real name on it. so she helped lead investigators to him, and he led investigators to the other suspects. >> 48 hours airs tonight at 10:00 on cbs, and streaming on paramount+. >>> coming up, an east bay teacher is giving his students life lessons focusing on their time and money. >> i tell all my kids in my class, get a job. get a job early, and start saving your money now. >> how he is empowering them to take control of their lives, even at a young age, to set them up for success in the future. >>> and we are done with this week's little storm that has been around for the past day and a half. but there are two more in the next six days that are going to look almost identical to this. where getting locked into a pattern, and valentine's day is one of the days of f

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how to facilitate the work of the missions of the two countries antonov expressed the hope that tracyready to continue working on improving relations moscow and washington and in relations between russia and the united states, the head of the foreign ministry spoke and sergey lavrov gave an interview to the arti-arabic tv channel, in which he said that the states are trying to play with the prices of russian oil, artificially throwing it in one direction or the other. according to the minister. our country is interested in a stable hydrocarbon market and is working on it, including within the framework of the forum of strange gas exporters and guardians, plus members of this organization. well, a recent meeting. we agreed to adhere to a unified approach to regulating the oil market, and this was noted lavrov caused a painful reaction. the us minister stressed that washington is abusing the steering wheel of the dollar in the world and its monopoly in various areas, but in the future the situation will change , including due to the position of brix and from the principles of free marke

those are your nations of human rights in the past, and this must be in line with the new undergrad tracy then and also the team. so i think it's still a big opportunity to stay that a for the, to what was happening in the class is also regarding the, our national human rights issue. do see in the fallen long before already there is out of the investigation. so why is it now i don't feel and the public information information. it is also the rights besides the facility, the supposed to get in touch with bill, this gloomy mate like no victims of $65.00 to be and so on. we still is, and this is under the regulation, right. can i just ask about, what prompted prison your cobra don't want to apologize for these crimes of the past. right now when he had made that initial promise in 2014, during his election campaign, why wait? so long i think it is because during, during the public election it is mom only been substance. this considerations because he found that in 2014, he already stated and also in 28 been right before the obligation in 2019 the jump. while we are president already stated, s

i have one more question for you, matt, and i want to bring in tracy in on this.es your reporting include when the insistence on a second phone to be able to rely exclusively, it sounds like, on whatsapp, on that phone, and when the envelopes of money were handed to him? >> so, these are guerrero's reck recollection, she didn't keep a diary. she remembers it coincided with a baseball game, a world series game. as far as the whatsapp, the whatsapp phone, that happened while mcgonigal was still with the fbi, because it was in response to a fbi policy. as far as the envelopes, she recalls this happened three or four times. there would be dinners where she ka cover would pay. he would spend time with them at professional sporting games. we don't know who paid for those. guerrero says mcgonigal never paid. but the envelopes, she says it happened three or four times, both before and after mcgonigal was part of the fbi. so, he was doing that while he was assistance director of counter -- i'm sorry, special agent in charge of counterintelligence for the new york field off

tracy you go by lots of titles. veteran, dad, hair stylist.t title might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your titles. national university. supporting the whole you. national university. kumasi: the kansas city chiefs waking up the winners of the super bowl. it was a close game sided with the last second field goal. patrick mahomes was named for the second time in four years. >> i am not going to say dynasty yet here we are not done. kumasi: players across the field. patrick mahomes appeared to injure his ankle again. this was the third highest scoring super bowl in history. whether your team won or lost, there is no denying that it was one of the most exciting ever. reggie: from the game to that halftime show and the commercials, there were both winners and losers. here is abc news reporter will ganss. will: tears for mama don after the eagles lost. but after the chiefs win, travis getting the same support from mom. the nice big loser, the grass state farm stadium. players slipping and sliding all night long. the bigg

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