nearly five years later, rick has never left tracy's side. what do you see in tracy?power. she's going to take this and do something great with it. >> reporter: here we are. >> here we are. >> reporter: that something great is archery, which tracy first tried as a way to fill her days. despite having little strength in her fingers or control of her core. >> it really gave me the ability to have something that i could do on my own. >> reporter: she uses an adaptive bow. a harness keeps her upright, and she wear as special glove. a cable connected to the bow runs up through her hat and to her mouth. >> when i bite down on this close pin type apparatus, it allows me to pull the trigger. >> reporter: she's now weeks away from her first paralympics. all just three years after she shot her first arrow. what do you hope people see in your story? >> i hope they take away that regardless of your circumstance, it's about you playing the best hand that you can. and you can do anything that you want to do, regardless of what happens. >> reporter: she is proving that. kate snow, n

. >> for tracy t, motherhood comes first. but that doesn't mean it isn't without stress. >> and i think your body just goes into like survival mode or go mode and it caught up with me big time. >> in her 40s. tracy began a journey that led her to an unexpected place. what are these? >> these are dried magic mushrooms. >> up to four days a week, tracy ingests a microdose of mushrooms that have the psychedelic psilocybin in them, also known as magic mushrooms. she puts them in her morning cup of cacao. >> it's 100mg. and then i just open it up and put it in the mixture. i often describe microdosing as something that calms the frayed edges around us, and as mothers, we have very, very frayed edges. >> in colorado, where tracy lives, using psilocybin has been decriminalized, and in 2025, healing centers that can legally administer mushrooms are expected to open. the state, along with oregon, are the only two to legalize the use of the drug. multiple cities in other states have decriminalized it at the local level. >> that harvest

nearly five years later, rick has never left tracy's side. >> what do you see in tracy?ake this and do something great with it and -- >> here we are. >> here we are. >> that something great is archery which tracy first tried as a way to fill her days, despite having little strength in her fingers or control in her core. >> it really gave me the ability to have something that i could do on my own. >> reporter: she uses an adaptive bow. a harness keeps her upright and she wears a special glove. >> this allows me to be able to grip the bow without dropping it. >> a cable connected to the bow runs up through her hat and into her mouth. >> when i bite down on this pin-type apparatus, it allows me to pull the trigger. >> reporter: she's now weeks away from her first paralympics, all just three years after she shot her first arrow. >> reporter: what do you hope people see in your story? >> i hope they take away that regardless of your circumstance, it's about you playing the best hand that you can and you can do anything that you want to do regardless of what happens. >> report

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tracy has bad news for law enforcement. >> is she frantic?ore concerned with losing him. >> and then, derek finally in custody, claiming he is the victim of a scorned woman. >> i mean, she was bitter and she was upset and hurt. probably a little scornful or whatever you want to call it. >> when dateline continues. lin everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. i think it's a greandrea canning: the navy's sting operation in fort worth was in trouble. police were supposed to arrest derek as he left this medical center. >>> the navy sting operation in fort worth was in trouble. police were supposed to arrest derek as he left this medical center. tracy, working with investigators, had just gotten a text from him. >> so, in the last minute she calls me and says at the heart hospital he's not a fort worth and he's waiting for him there. >> is sh

next is tracy watching us in san francisco. she is a democrat. you're on, tracy. >> oh, thank you very much, c-span. i really appreciate the coverage. you know, i was inspired by pete buttigieg's speech tonight, the droichtion his family, ordinary problems, getting kids to eat and how what is possible for him. years ago, the type of person he was and how he grew into the job. so hopeful hand the you know, i think it is a big tent. i didn't hear anything about a cult. it has been welcoming over the duration of the convention, welcoming to all people and i think they are making really good arguments so i'm really also hopeful that the ticket is going to win out. >> thanks, tracy, for your call. earlier this evening, we caught up with ed markey and talked to them about what they are hearing at the convention and what their hopes and goals are for the future of the campaign. >> i think we have got to be in a position to have a bit more of a fight with the fossil fuel industry and with this whole dark money funded apparatus that preppeds that climate

and also some light rain around tracy tonight. overnight. very mild, 55 to 69 degrees. that is not good sleeping weather. all right. here's your future cast tonight 7:00. we take you through tomorrow morning. sun up at 615, mostly cloudy skies. it's going to be a bit on the muggy side, but boy, high pressure builds in and we are going to be talking about a huge warm up right now. 85 in throughout the tri valley 72 in santa rosa. it's a good looking mild evening in san jose at 77. the winds are breezy, will blow out of the southwest 10 to 20mph. bottom line is a good shot of some light rain tonight. east bay, south bay, mostly cloudy skies, high clouds tomorrow as high pressure bubbles into the state of california with that monsoonal moisture. if you're heading to tahoe, a thunderstorm for your saturday. look at the numbers. pick out your neighborhood 99 degrees in fairfield and throughout livermore, pleasanton, and san ramon. 85 in redwood city. but wait, it's the dog days of summer. even though we come down gently on sunday, we heat back up by tuesday. christian. >> al

tracie: good morning. really is the shift we are seeing, the pivot, if you will, to lower rates. we do expect the federal reserve to cut in september. whether it is 25, whether it is 50 we do expect that cut. we think it is time to move some of the cash out of short-term fixed income. we have been using that as a parking spot for the better part of two years. now it is time to move some out and brought an exposure to equities. lower rates, and we also see a recovery of growth in 2025. in is that combination that we think it's going to help smaller companies. and we are also adding to large caps. that has been a favorite of ours for two years as well. jonathan: what do you say to the bond strategists that say you should take some of that front and further out of the long end and stay in the bond market? tracie: we are doing that too in diversified portfolios. most of our portfolios hold commodities, alternatives. so, with in a diverse -- within a diversified portfolio we are over-waiting -- over waiting equ

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gaspadin's right to their gaspadarov in the field with new bread and salt, they said the traci saved.ly, the end of the holy summer has come together and with the soul, kali good traditions saved, at the winter of the budze class, rightly in this day of the bird and the end, what a chakat spring, when the cranes adlyatsitsya and the trade of salvation, on the cover of the budze marozna. it was then observed that during the period of saving the sky, the so -called work and faith night, during the day, the hemorrhages saturating the sky are formidable. perakonvali, because a restless night is good for sleeping on yagad at work, kali geta happened. this time we will give up walking and take a comfortable ride on the city electric train, heading to zaslavl, expanding my vocabulary along the way. hello everyone, this is a conditional promenade and i am being greeted on a verbal promenade. so, we are at the railway station, but that is not what we are going to talk about. so, the caller will not go to the train station, because we have already told you about it. and why are we standing ther

also, we had video out of livermore, light rain showers and tracy.ainbows from san ramon. and all this activity. right now it's very light and a lot of it is dissipating before it hits the land mass. that's called virga. we've just had so much dry air. it's just disappearing before it hits the ground. all right, 58 degrees. that's your overnight low in santa rosa. how about 69? that's uncomfortable. in antioch and 63 in mountain view. we'll talk about triple digits, i know. and which day to expect it this weekend. that's coming up. >> all right, roberta, we'll see you soon. thank you. coming up, another bay area company is shipping its headquarters off to a different state. also ahead, a tense day in court for three east bay police officers. but the frustration today aimed at the district attorney, a first in two minutes shoplifting remains a major problem across california. >> the new data showing the sharp increase over the past several years introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smot

frederik corcoran, traci. thank you so much for coming in. these other aspects of tim walz is something that we know the harris campaign really wants to lean on and lean into as he wants to connect with voters tim walz and his wife were both teachers of yours back in school and i saw you say that he is one of the teachers that has left. maybe one of the most lasting impacts on you. how so? >> absolutely. so i am a 2001 graduate of make keto west high school and having both governor walz and his wife, gwen, actually led me to become an educator myself and i think about those teachers who continue to have an impact on any teacher who chooses to come into the profession. and tim and gwen were both two of those impactful educators i wanted to ask you also about when because the country knows doug emhoff well and how he is a strong partner for the vice president, vice president harris, always having her back governor walz on tuesday in his first remarks as running mate, said that he was looking forward to the count

homeless, but they also lend the area for many were be interested and that's what the school is. tracy's. it started militants giving a low, put them under effect on me too. hot, the city of janine has now become the center of good strategy operations. they started, the police, released the footage. it's plans to assure its troops killing a senior leader from austin jeanine, why he was driving. they've started email it to save some money to groups, and the westbank have strengthened and conducted roughly $150.00 attacks against sally forces and civilians over the past year. and janine lucas fee is ready to start out doing the meet you to sleeping into the city. and it was pretty much the real problems with the children. there's no baby milk available. yeah, i know sometimes the closest sick girl is home with a high fever just because we weren't expecting such things. i'm the ambulance can't even reach us. this house was enough. the last little from palestinians claim civilians are the victims of days, dried reeds, flash a rented here and the young man was just a young man. nearly a child

. >> tracy smith is the mother of twin boys, alexander and christopher.nded grammar school at saint sabina academy and seniors at marist high school. their mother was able to afford their private school education thanks to a scholarship program. >> bret: how is that possible? you had a scholarship? >> yes. enter the saint sabine academy five year pilot program in the city of chicago which started in 2017 to 2024. we are advocates of laborers to get them to extend scholarship to save our scholarship. we have been advocating for months and years talking to our legislators and senators who let us down. >> illinois in invest in kids tax 2015. initiative 17% increase tax income scholarship granting organizations. the awards are then provided to students who meet income requirements, so they can attend private schools. >> being here at saint sabina, we were able to explore the arts. they learned how to play the flute, they learned how to play the violin. just the doors of opportunity that opened when a child gets to choose where they want to go. education is a

michael zatoli, patricia mills, mikhail semenko, donald howard heathfield - this is bezrukov, and tracyyork was then turned into a farce. wikipes will be released under house arrest within the next two days; the rest of the defendants in this case, detained in the united states, remain in custody, including her husband. the newspapers arranged a competition to see who can publish the most incredible cranberries from the lives of our intelligence officers, they then reconstructed an article from the new york times. in a vivid, almost detective style, fbi employees describe the contacts of suspects with the center, for example, how they contacted representatives. meanwhile, the intelligence services of russia and the united states were negotiating and on july 9, 2010 in vienna the culmination was the return of russian illegal immigrants in exchange for traitors and traitors to the homeland igor sutyagin. explosive device and former colonel of the svr legal possession of weapons attempted manufacture alexander zaporozhsky was sentenced to 18 years for espionage for the united states. bezru

she got to know me and she got to know my about my wife susie and about our daughters kimberly and tracy and and she would ask me. questions and and out of that became a trust because the role that i ended up being in was the denominator was trust and so i think she communicated to mr. nixon that this young man had some of the elements of trust that they were looking for and that's what led to my getting the position that i got. we did skip a little or i skipped a little bit ahead here because the first time you came across nixon candidate nixon was in 62 so can to go back from 68 to 62. can you described the first time you saw him the first time you met him what that 62 campaign was life in 1962. nixon had come back from washington dc where he had been vice president and he decided to run against pat brown for the governorship of california and there we are campaign headquarters was wilshire boulevard and we were told to all assemble on a given day. i think it was in an august of '72 of 62 and and in came mr. nixon and and the thing about it. that's this interesting to me is he had been

. >> tracy carter of richmond says she's never volunteered before, but now she says she's all in. >>whatever i can do, introversion aside, like, i'll do anything. >> my experience with her was always someone who was deeply thoughtful, who wanted all of the information necessary to make a smart choice. >> going back to community service, going back to capturing a vision for all of us. >> starting on tuesday, harris will hit the campaign trail, visiting seven swing states in just five days. those include pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina, georgia and nevada. in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> we are expecting to see vice president harris introduce her running mate at a rally on tuesday at temple university in pennsylvania. reports suggest she will be meeting with vice president contenders this weekend. donald trump and his running mate j.d. vance have a campaign rally set for tomorrow in atlanta and another next friday in bozeman, montana. >> the secret service today said local law enforcement and pennsylvania state police bear no responsibility for the secur

that typical slowdown from tracy to dublin 58 minutes here at 552.et's check in with spencer christian. >> here's the accuweather seven day forecast. as you can see it will warm up just a few degrees from monday to tuesday, but not a lot. we'll see upper 80s as the highest of the inland highs for most of the week, maybe up to about 90 on wednesday, mid 70s around the bay shoreline and low 60s on the coast. but it's a pretty steady pattern with no significant fluctuations of upward or downward. so steady pattern, mild afternoons, mainly sunny skies in the afternoon and fog and drizzle in the morning. >> new at six. the public transit option on the peninsula for those who have disabilities. >> first, though, another beached whale in the bay area. this one though unlike the other deaths this year, researchers say they hav a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never

a traffic nightmare for tracy commuters heading west tracy firefighters shared these images on x thisaught fire on westbound 580 near mountain house parkway. officials say two big rigs crashed around 545 this morning. one of the semis caught fire. luckily, no one was hurt. one lane remains closed on westbound 580 as caltrans continues to clean up that area. berkeley police say two people were arrested this week for trying to lure or molest children at local parkson tuesday afternoon, police say a person was trying to get juveniles to enter a restroom stalnear a children's play camp at shorebird park. kerry wiley was arrested for annoying or molesting children undethe age of 18 by berkeley police, and he is could face additional charges. the next day.olice were notified that another child was toucd inappropriately in summer camp at strawberry creek park, francisco carrillo perez was arrested for an outstanding warrant for that. both suspects are currently still in custody. well, police are warning parents about a dangerous new trend involving teens trying to catch a predator on their o

is tracy right? >> i get exasperated by this story.it. no, no, no, i understand the rationale of race awareness training and advice. it's been going on in the public and private sector for donkey's years. i also understand the case for renaming buildings , as case for renaming buildings, as long as you consult people. colston hall in bristol, when , colston hall in bristol, when, when, when they're associated with slavery or racism. but there's a real risk of going too far, too fast and not taking people with you and you know, effectively prescribing buildings that librarians can use. come on. it's crazy. and the point here, isn't it ? the point here, isn't it? >> michael brown. there's 150,000 quid's worth of public money, i think, from memory going on this, that's a lot of money which could be spent restoring a welsh chapel which is going falling into the ground. it could be anything. >> yeah, exactly, exactly. this was a report in the daily telegraph i think, this morning. and it says that, buildings are problematic if, for example,

tracy to dublin at 56 minutes, 16 minutes to get from san rafael to san francisco and then antioch to concord, 21 minutes kumasi amanda. >> happening today, we're set to learn more about several cases that will be thrown out of san francisco court because of a backlog. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in san francisco with more on what the d.a. is saying. gloria >> good morning. kumasi san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says four cases will still be prosecuted, but some 70 are up for dismissal by a san francisco court. and the san francisco standard is reporting that they are for crimes such as dui, domestic violence, sexual battery and deadly driving because of a july ruling that courts can no longer use backlogs during the pandemic to delay trials past their legal deadlines. jenkins sent us a statement saying in part, quote, because the court previously continued cases without proper findings of good cause and the court's subsequent abuse of discretion, the court is now required to dismiss those cases. regrettably, the system has now failed countl

jim nantz, tony row know, tracy wolfson are going to join us. grammy winner is oscar nominated actor that's aundra day is here to talk about her latest project. it's very, very scary. so we'll see you at 7:00. a little over 14 minutes from now. back to you, reed in san francisco. >> nice to talk to you. keep our eyes open for our favorite morning show. love you. thanks. >>> close encounter with a shark -- right. this is one you are going to maybe want to keep your eyes closed for as well. a close encounter with a shark it was caught on camera in half-moon bay. so here's the back story. ian walters an earth science teacher from oakland filmed the video last tuesday. watch this. that's when he believes what he thinks is a great white tailed the pair for a couple of minutes. before the shark med away from the kayak and towards some seals. >> i just -- noticed a really large dorsal fin and a very large tail. behind my buddy's kayak and i let him know and we tried to keep each other calm and the shark was totally peaceful and just tempt like -- i don

a remarkable 1st time the account of a youngster, tracy onto the same is brother's life selflessly sold to provide for his family. the c won't scare us with this on just the, [000:00:00;00] the more is really army showing more death and destruction in northern gaza. many seeking shelter from violence become targets. at least 24 palestinians have been killed. the this is allison 0. i'm sort of any a life from don't coming up in the next 30 minutes. us president joe biden has a phone call with the leaders of kotor in egypt about the efforts to secure a ceasefire and gaza.

and then that tracy to dublin. typical slowdown will take you 44 minutes. kumasi >> all right.onal convention has wrapped up with vice president kamala harris vowing to chart a new way forward. vp harris, the first woman of color to be at the top of a major party ticket, reflected on her career as a prosecutor. >> she also drew a stark contrast with donald trump. abc news reporter jacqueline lee live inside the united center in chicago with the highlights from the speech last night. jacqueline >> hey, reggie. kumasi good morning. more than 100,000 balloons fell from the ceiling last night as kamala harris closed off the convention. and of course, she's encouraging all americans to really think about the values when they go to vote in november. reporter. it was a historic moment in the most consequential speech of her career, right up to vice president kamala harris, welcomed by thunderous applause. taking the stage to officially lead the democratic ticket in november. >> on behalf of everyone whose story could only be written in the greatest nation on earth. i accept your nomin

back in 2019, tracy had never even picked up a bow. her life looked much different then. pre-med student and aspiring fitness model, newly dating rick. then one night they were awoken by tracey's abusive ex-boyfriend. he'd broken in with a pellet gun and knife. what happened next was nothing short of horrific. did you think you were going to die? absolutely. tracee was shot, causing her to lose her left eye. she was sexually assaulted. rick was shot multiple times and both were stabbed. tracee in the back of her neck. physically speaking. how did you change? i'm no longer able bodied. i have an injury at my c5 vertebrae, so i'm paralyzed from the chest down. the attacker is serving a 40 year prison sentence. nearly five years later, rick has never left tracey's side. what do you see in tracey? strength. determination strong willpower. she's going to take this and do something great with it. and here we are. here we are. that something great is archery, which tracey first tried as a way to fill her days despite having little strength in her fingers or control of her core.

tracy mccrae was a beat cop in san francisco at the time. today she serves as president of the city's police union. she says harris' decision to take the death penalty off the table for espinoza's killer marked her career early on. >> i believe the overall feeling not only for myself, but many officers was one of anger because i think it should have been on the table for consideration. >> reporter: harris later went on to defend the death penalty as state attorney general in line with california's existing policies, but she's personally stood against capital punishment writing in a 2019 op ed, "i've long been opposed to the death opinion. it is deeply immoral, irreversible, and ineffective. >> at the time the people of the state were saying yes to move forward. it was on the table. so i think you still have to have consideration about what do the people of the state of california, the people of this city, want. >> reporter: towards the end of harris' time as d.a. george gascon stepped in as police chief. he remembers her time as one of succe

meantime, a cruiser responding to a small plane crash near the tracy municipal airport. we're learning that nobody was hurt when the single engine aircraft went down near terrible creek and minds. roads. >> close to the borders of alameda and san joaquin counties. it took off from buchanan field airport in concord and then it went down a little after 09:00am according to the san joaquin county sheriff. only the pilot was on board. that person was not hurt. amazingly, the ntsb is investigating. >> tonight, the 18 year-old who died in a walnut creek crash this week has been identified saniya bonga of pittsburgh died yesterday when she crashed on ignacio valley road between north broadway and north civic drive. another passenger was hospitalized but is expected to be okay. police say bongo was driving from pittsburgh to danville. they say she was going about 60 to 80 miles per hour when she drove over a median and slammed into a power pole and a tree. police say alcohol was a factor in the crash. >> a long-held dream of connecting san jose to bark taken a big step forward a

it will lead to our new are person put arrows that signed a piece tracy with as well. in the west bank and gaza strip palestinian altamont amaze, appeared the thought, uh, move on to pile on our side became president. but peace never came. israel as president yitzhak rabin was assassinated by his way of the student, because he had signed a peace treaty with the palestinians during the gauze. history of how must rose up on terrorist attacks resumed the so much as glass. yeah. do you hear me? yes, it is. just pretty much but yesterday. so that's the reason that the of the security issue in the community is asking us just to myself, couple a go it is. i'm going to be the easiest one. so she's the one you're using to solely what i've been saying. you can go find pretty much look and see what's the value of the know the size of the unit is going to practice what you, what are the, what is just going to use for us up on this as came to power and goes are in 2006, after which israel and egypt located the entire territory. more than 2000000 people live here on the small strip

good morning, tracy. good morning. everybody. s we open up.an see problematic. however, even here to this will improve as we get into the afternoon hours, get some sun out. but still a bit on the chilly side couple with that onshore wind. however, tomorrow now dress up a little bit more. so because you're going to feel more on the way these fog clouds lingering and maybe even some drizzle thrown in there for good measure. tropical atlantic, this little blob you can see there will be talking about it more into next week here. but it looks like it's at least going to be off of our coast towards the end of the week as it makes a pass to the caribbean and just for your curiosity's sake, we see those oranges there. that's heat advisories. we know that. well, there's the high pressure zone. it kind inches away. we get a little break in the heat as we talk about for tomorrow, a bit into next week as well. still kind of fights. the 2 systems, as you will see here. yeah, look at that low. come around here by friday. that sets the stage for next weekend

so chp is on scene and you can see your commute from 205 and tracy up to the altamont passes really thinned out due to this sort of bottleneck because of the accident. again, 580 west at patterson pass, all lanes shut with debris from a big rig accident. 580, though, is moving nicely from 205 into the livermore valley. ladies. stu, thank you so much. >> new details in another alleged security failure by the secret service. this time a close call for vice president kamala harris. according to a homeland security watchdog report, harris walked within 20ft of a pipe bomb on january sixth of 2021. she reportedly passed concealed explosives that were hidden in bushes outside of the democratic national committee building. surveillance video released in 2021 shows the unidentified suspect near the scene after planting that device. the report shows how missed signs of violence, understaffing and inadequate communication affected the secret service's planning on january 6th. this comes days after the acting secret service director said he was ashamed about the lack of security during the attempted a

typical slowdown on the altamont pass that drives specifically, will take you about 42 minutes from tracy to dublin, 18 minutes from san rafael to san francisco, and then a 14 minute drive to get you from antioch to concord. now i'm also tracking the stock market wall street futures on the three major u.s. stock indexes show a slight bounce back today. they're all set to open up around 1 to 2%. now, this comes after a major rebound in the japanese stock market. after it first set up a historic day of losses. japan's benchmark index closed tuesday, up more than 9%. that came close to making up for monday's historic plunge here in the u.s. yesterday, the dow and s&p both saw their worst percentage drops in nearly two years, and it was a rough day for the nasdaq as well. economist julia pollak says several factors caused the selloff that includes weaker earnings over the past few weeks. the expectation the fed will start to quickly cut interest rates and a lackluster jobs report on friday. >> the private sector, excluding health care and social assistance, added only 33,000 jobs in this last

and so it says like tracy allison, a k, a, the diamonds girl agree, actively sharing her extensive diamond knowledge and ethical sourcing advice with over 1200000 followers on instagram as the world's 2nd largest producer. what's wanda, is africa's poster child for the positive societal impact, but diamonds can have diamonds account for 80 percent of exports and unique partnerships this time. and producers have made it a middle income country that provides free health care and education to all its citizens. back in johannesburg, more proof that diamonds are part of real change on the ground in africa is more leafy. late seeking a 2nd generation master diamond cover, and the 1st black on site holder at the beers. he's part of a select group that can purchase the beers, rough diamonds in bulk. i remember, i mean stories of black people who saw that people were not even not allowed to to know how to cut in police diamonds. you know, and today to have somebody who's black and who's become the side hold, it goes to show how much change has happened over time. you know, and i think that's what m

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a remarkable 1st time the account of a young tracy onto the same is brother's life selflessly sold to provide for his family. this the boat scales with this on just the holding the 5 foot 2 accounts. as we examined the us each row in the on al jazeera, the as the world economy. those struck those with a strong result. indonesia is where's the resolve of the right place for your business to get off the ground of grace. otherwise, with this strategic downstream industry on the clock in your better tomorrow the the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the news, our life from a headquarters and del, find a number. okay, so here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel pushes on with it's offensively occupied westbank, despite widespread global condemnation. and image relentless is really a tax in gossip palestinians run out of cash with most banks, destroyed a push to stabilize relations. the us national security advice.

tarde que se mantienen esos 80 en san josé en fremont con 83, dublín, con 85 y por supuesto cerca de tracyl domingo y el lunes llega un segundo sistema. este, una vez más, traerá el regreso de las condiciones calurosas, pero parece que el sábado y el domingo vamos a ver máximas 1 en los 80 hacia el interior. y ya a partir del lunes y el martes otro sistema de alta presión traía el regreso alto 90 quizá una vez más 100 grados en nuestro panorama. esto de mi parte regreso con ustedes, la empresa de viajes compartidos lyft hará cambios que podrían impactar a ciertos pasajeros en breve. los detalles y lo atraparon con las manos en la masa o en este caso, un vestido. más adelante. los detalles de este intento de robo a un negocio de vestidos de novias y quinceañeras. en palco deportivo estamos en 1 de los gimnasios de san josé state. no venimos a entrenar, pero sí esna naci uasigón su caso contra el ex presidente donald trump sobre interferencia electoral que llevó al ataque al capitolio. bueno, precisamente hoy fue sentenciado a más de 4 años de prisión. el primer manifestante que ingresó por

and tracy come, and some stability is the power all site the the and then move with potentially catastrophic repercussions, reports and large. but he has plans to use phones filled with radioactive materials to attack the task on some photos here. nuclear power at boma gym, in spite change, believe ukraine on potable in cahoots over the terror. pulling the node stream to pipelines, facing an operation of that scale on sophistication shouldn't have happened without nato support. this is where it all came to for indonesia. on august 17th, 1945 freedom from the dodge, calling your rule and independence for the nation and division loc, 79 years of independence.

. >> reporter: tracy callahan nomar is his handler.it brings joy to other people. >> reporter: pet therapy is just one of the ways usa gymnastics has worked to prioritize emotional wellness since the tokyo games. >> right now, all eyes on simone biles. >> almost looked likeshe got a little lost in the air. >> simone biles is out of the competition tonight. >> reporter: where simone biles' case of the twisties put a spotlight on mental health. while beacon isn't able to join team usa in paris, he's always packing his olympic spirit. but even from back home, beacon is cheering the team on. >> hi, everyone. >> beacon. >> congratulations, by the way, guys. >> thank you. >> we are sending our very best wishes to all of you. we, of course, wish we could be there in person and in dog. beacon, what do you want to say to the team? [ barking ] >> i heard "go usa". >> i heard the same. >> we love you, beacon. >> he deserves a gold medal of his own. thanks to matt scott for that report on beacon. and you deserve a medal for waking up early with "e

so that will slow you down just a bit more. 48 minutes to get from tracy to dublin. that is on the altamont pass. 16 minutes to get from san rafael to san francisco, and then 14 to get from antioch to concord. back to the desk. >> 90 days ago, the stage is set today. vice president kamala harris and minnesota governor tim walz head straight to the midwest as part of their blitz of battleground states, the trip kicking off in philadelphia last night when vp harris officially announced walz as her running mate. >> since the day that i announced my candidacy, i set out to find a partner who can help build this brighter future. >> kamala harris is running as a san francisco liberal. she is governed as a san francisco liberal, and she's chosen a running mate who will be a san francisco style liberal. >> republicans are wasting no time going on the attack. that was jd vance, also in philadelphia last night, trying to paint the democratic ticket as extreme. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez here in the studio. gloria, the bay area was mentioned by both campaigns yesterday

i've been 02 dw lagos, this tracy says one, i'm about to take my time to leave to have my sick or child. like all parents do, i'm thinking about the future. on one team, the best for them. at the moment, more than 16000000 people leave in the mega semester for the certain area. by the time i a one child is 25, that number would have double to 33000000 by 2100. lagos is expected to be the world's most popular city, with 88000000 people. i would like my children to have 6 basic things in the neighborhood. so much to leave some kind of work a way to get daily supplies, care when they needed lifelong learning and hopefully lifelong enjoyments too. right now these things cannot be taken for granted. and us legal challenges to find them to go to finding good accommodation is quite hard. many people moving here from other parts of nigeria in search of a better life. also hostile us will say here, have to stay in chances like this one waiter for a while has these looking so we don't have any way to go. we need to do money goes no money to go to to has it all out. just keep coming and disturbing

. >> a small plane crash near the tracy municipal airport is being investigated tonight. the single engine aircraft took off from buchanan airfield this morning in concord and it went down a little after 09:00am. officials say no one was hurt when the plane went down near terrible creek and mines roads that's close to the borders of alameda and san joaquin counties. according to the san joaquin county sheriff, only the pilot was on board. >> the ntsb is investigating just weeks after elon musk announced that he is moving space-x from california to texas today, oil giant chevron announced it too, will leave the golden state for the lone star state. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares why chevron is leaving and has reaction. >> it's one of california's largest oil producers. but now chevron says it will soon move its headquarters out of the golden state, specifically relocating from this facility in the northern california city of san ramon to houston, texas. in a statement, chevron saying the move will allow company executives to, quote, co-locate with other sen

california's 9th congressional district, a district which includes the cities of stockton, lodi and tracy, just south of sacramento. >> with the hearts and minds of the american people win the election. during this exclusive one-on-one interview, jeffrey said he came to california to advocate for harder as well as several other california democrat and make clear the outcome of their races can make or break democratic chances of taking back control of the u.s. house of representatives. as california goes, so will go the ma.ority in the united states house of representatives. >> there are at least 5 seats here in california that are red to blue pickup opportunities for house democrats. ballots are going to be out before people realize that this election is coming soon. we've got to get that message out now harder and jeffries believe kamala harris's candidacy will help california democrats, especially those in tight races. going make the 47 president of the united >> she has excited and energized a the elect. the community after community across the country and she's going to have a positiv

earlier this year, ben tracy got a closer look at that project. >> and one of our oldest stores will talk about the connection between us and the river and the salmon in it. >> reporter: frankie meyers is a member of the tribe. the native americans who for 10,000 years have been tied to the klamath river and the abundant salmon that once swam through it. >> without salmon in the river, there is no need for people to be here. >> reporter: but this essential artery was blocked more than a century ago when construction started on four dams along the klamath. they generated power that fueled western expansion. but decimated the salmon population, which could no longer swim upstream to spawn. stagnant water behind the dams became a toxic stew of green algae. >> and so what have these dams symbolized to you? >> as a monument to manifest destiny. this idea that we're not a part of nature. it is here for our use, and we can do whatever we want with no consequences. >> do you guys want to have a war? let's have war. >> reporter: after decades of conflict and tribal accidents against the dams,

a remarkable 1st time the account of a young tracy onto the same is brother's life selflessly sold to provide for us from any see phone scare us. with this one i just the other that i'm nora. kyle, this is counting the cost on ologist era. you know, we can look at the world of business and because all makes this week, interest rate cuts on coming signal to the us fed of the major central bank systems in lower and foreign costs is the flights.

so is restitution a possibility for steve and tracy allen maria grazia katie and other customers? i think it's a shell game. anchor tiny homes former chief operating officer. doesn't think so. this is the way i look at it. if you take $5 from one pocket and put it in the next pocket, you don't have $10. but that's how they were actually presenting it. ceo colton paulus told me he's broke his term, not mine. paulus used to drive a bentley, but he told me the bank repossessed his luxury car. he said he couldn't make the payments. the contractor board is encouraging other anchored tiny homes customers to file an official complaint. you can do that online at cslb dot ca.gov. button. there is on the home page. investigator hassan said it is key to share your contract and your payment history. you can also share your story with us like so many other people have. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. jessica, you can do it anonymously if you want. okay thank you very much, chris. an investigation underway tonight into a deadly shooting in be