tracy: i'm tracy. lemonis: tracy, nice to meet you. i just spent a little bit of time with austin.cy: my husband's name is austin, yes. lemonis: oh, it's your husband. tracy: uh-huh. lemonis: okay. tracy: we've been married almost 13 years? something like that. lemonis: i like him, by the way. tracy: he's very passionate about what he does. lemonis: yeah. tracy: and his people out there. lemonis: so, could could you take me through the sales process? like, if i want to order a certain type of floor... tracy: so, you're basically asking for a customization on this? lemonis: yes, can that be done? tracy: if the production team says we can do it, i'm not walking away from the sale. lemonis: why? tracy: so, we get 20% of the cash up-front. lemonis: uh-huh. tracy: if i don't have a lot of cash customers for the month, those guys are struggling for materials. lemonis: so, better said -- you say "yes" to anything, especially if they're a cash buyer. tracy: yes. lemonis: okay. it's become clear to me that every single unit that is bought from this company has some nuance to it that is slow

-tracy: sure.ame and everything we talked about? -tracy: yeah. i think so. -giovanni: great. perfect. -tracy: awesome. -lisa: thanks. lemonis: thank you. it was really nice meeting you, by the way. tracy: it was nice meeting you, too. lemonis: what i'm noticing about lisa is that she truly is starting to get comfortable putting her stake in the ground that she's the president, and i feel like we got a good deal. this process, gio, that you did... -giovanni: i like it. -lemonis: ...was better. the other thing that i liked is that you went over this -with the staff. -giovanni: yeah. lemonis: so they understand it now, and you actually let lisa make the decision. -lisa: yes. -giovanni: i learned my lesson. lemonis: i love working with you guys. -lisa: [ chuckles ] -lemonis: thanks, lisa. ♪ things are going great at bentley's, and the schaumburg store is now open. wow. holy cow. after i visited schaumburg, lisa got the store open in 5 days. this store looks ridiculous. lisa: i'm pretty excited about it

tracy: freedom. tracy: amazing. beyonce ain't got nothing on me. hope: she looks expenve. and i said for the duration that you have the hair on, you'll be reminding me of my budget. [laughs] [horn honks] to narrar: in beirut, we're aboutma to meet one wowhose hairstyle goes against her country's notion of beauty. [clock ticking] narrator: we've met women around the world making choices thathe reflect changing identities. in manchester, daniele and her hairdresser husbandraeme are coming to terms with having had that choice taken away entirely. daniele: i w diagnosed with breast cancer in july 2014. i know it sounds really silly, but one of the first things i thought right then was oh, my god, i'm gonna lose my hair. this is the first time that i've been in the hair salon to have my hair cut since the week before i started chemotherapy in september 2014. my husband's a hairdresser, so whenever we saw abody, people would alway make a comment on my hair, and it became a massive part of my identity. graeme: we met through a colleague of mine. i've always had a b of a thing abo

we have this problem in tracy, westbound 580 at grant line road.00 this morning, a big rig ran out of fuel and that is sitting in one of the right center lanes. here we have an hour and a half later. the tow truck is stuck in truck. saying maybe they'll get there in about 15 minutes. this is a sig alert. two motorcycle crashes within that backup before they got to where the semi is. the first one was minor, made it off to the shoulder. the second one not so minor. that rider possibly has some injuries. now we've got an ambulance trying to get through the scene as well. six miles an hour, seven moyles an hour. it's rougher. if you can take ace rail, i recommend that. northbound 680 near al costa, a vehicle fire is blocking the two right lanes. >>> let's get straight to breaking news happening in santa cruz right now. police activity there. abc 7 news reporter matt keller just got to the scene a few moments ago. matt, what's going on there? >> reporter: good morning, jessica, working on getting information confirmed. behind me you can see chp has oce

kpix >>> for years a woman in tracy had a 5050 chance of developing a horrifying mystery illness. it killed 12 members of her family and baffled doctors. kpix 5's allen martin explains how the case was finally cracked. >> reporter: rochelle and her dad earl of tracy are in the middle of a medical mystery. >> from a very young age i knew that there was something. >> they suspected there was a problem. >> reporter: when rochelle was a little girl, she heard talk about a family disease. >> it's been in my family for four generations. >> reporter: the symptoms, hearing loss, nerve damage in the feet and dementia which begins early in life worsens and ends with an early death. >> it's a death sentence. >> reporter: no one knew what was causing it or who would get it next. >> it was unknown. nobody knew anything about it. >> reporter: rochelle's great- grandfather and grandfather both on her mother's side died from it. >> when i asked, where's my grandfather, you know, he passed away. he had the family disease.

and tracie mcmillion is still with us. insight is likely to happen with the delegation happening. well the chinese be welcome here? antonio: they can be formally welcoming, but i don't know if there is a potential mismatch of expectations. the u.s. is doubling down on trade balance issues. those things can get out of control with unintended consequences. i am concerned that so far it has been all bark and no bite. we are not out of the woods. said yesterday, it was that this impression the president trump has given office part of the reason why beijing is taking a harder line at this point because they realize they can push more and get something. is that your take? easy to it will not be reach a mutually satisfactory agreement. i am concerned there might be too much of an expectation on the u.s. side. this could be very complicated. it could generate uncertainty for global trade. this is not just a bilateral issue. david: you have been involved in trade negotiations are due china and the u.s. a great about what is on the

thank you, tracy. [applause] >> i am at the wrong podium.nk you supervisor safai on thank you board of supervisors. i will be brief. i will tell you that my father was seven years old when in seattle, washington, they lost their family home and he was sent off to live in an internment camp. i will tell you that it was captain living around the country, and having different experiences throughout my life clock where sometimes people treated me with kindness and some people treated me with accurate disrespect. even as a child. because i was different and i was asian. i became who i am. when i was about seven years o old, living in tennessee, the year at the bicentennial, someone threw rocks at me because i was different and because i am asian. growing up, i did not understand this but along the way, i met so many wonderful people who strengthens me and made me who i am today. when i had an opportunity to move to san francisco park to become involved with this community, at that was my dream come true. i am so honoured to be a part of this plac

tracy, i'm sorry. you typically get the award for the worst commute and that is continuing here today. although things are slowly starting to improve. giving you the thumbs up westbound 580 past grant line road. that's where the disabled semi has been cleared for almost 40 minutes. we or having a tough time bouncing back. still very heavy. westbound 580 these speeds not great. they're a little faster than last time we checked. six miles an hour and 11 miles an hour as we get closer to altamont pass. one vehicle was facing the wrong way on northbound 880 around state route 238. that reportedly is still in lane two. typical stop-and-go traffic if you're traveling southbound. san jose, you've been quiet so far this morning. no major issues, northbound 101, the traffic heading towards us past the 880 interchange looking good. friday light commute for you. next update in about ten minutes. >>> 6:39. it all started with this instagram post. earlier this week kylie jenner announcing she would be opening a pop

tracy alloway spoke to the uae energy minister in abu dhabi. .have been there before, and i think opec had been resilient to deal with many of those issues in the past. some of the member capacity, they have that can be used with production. -- with reduction. anna: joining us in london, stephen isaacs. stephen, a very good morning to you. let's talk about oil. oil whenoncerned about we see the trump administration move away from the around deal -- from the iran deal? >> i was listening on the radio this morning when you are hearing the $100 a barrel calls. it makes you worried. first of all, what happened with iran last week was hardly new news. it was highly anticipated. he said it would be a campaign promise. . think that is built into it more importantly, opec was working on the quotas. they are very difficult to negotiate. so it will be the easiest ring in the world for them to relax those quotas -- it will be the easiest thing in the world for them to relax those quotas. they don't even rely on changing the quotas. anna: you don't believe $

let's go to nbc's tracie potts for what is expected. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. here's what we know about the meeting today and the two men who are meeting. they've met before in pyongyang when secretary of state pompeo was there. we also know that they have a bit of a soft start with that dinner at a government residence in manhattan last night. the photo of that provided by the state department. the media was not allowed in. we know they dined on filet minute -- minone. will they do it on the original date june 12? they are expecting and preparing for that. those talks underway today. the u.s. wants north korea to fully commit to denuclearization. the cia doubts that will happen. by the way, kim yong chol, the high-level north korean here to negotiate today, said to be bringing a letter from the north korean leader. he is a former intelligence official who has been sanctioned by the united states for a number of things, including the sony hack a couple of years ago. he had to get special permission to c

. >> tracy's great. >> jimmy: with tracy morgan.o much. >> tracy's calling me, like, he's like, "yo, ced. [ laughter ] you got to do this with me, man! [ laughter ] my auntie took all my baby's milk when i was a baby." [ laughter ] he be like, "what?" >> jimmy: like what is that? yeah. >> "when i was a baby my auntie took all my milk." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is unbelievably him. oh, my god. >> tracy love, man. >> jimmy: and tiffany haddish. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: couldn't be a cooler human right now. >> nah, she's so hot right now. >> jimmy: and she's hot right now, dude. everybody's talking about her. >> every time. everybody's talking -- whenever you talk about tiffany, people always want to know, "did she tell you who bit beyonce?" [ laughter ] and i was, like, "she did, but i actually had figured it out, you know, beforehand. because i kind of solve things like that." you know, i was like, "well, somebody bit someone." and then you go, like, "oh, who would be famous enough to be next to beyonce?" mike tyson. mike tyson bit b

>> all right, tracie potts for us. tracie, thank you. >>> hawaii's volcano disaster is intensifying. 19 fissures have split open since the kilauea volcano erupted less than two weeks ago. the new eruptions are spewing more lava and toxic gas into residential neighborhoods. dozen of homes are destroyed and nearly 2,000 people remain under evacuation orders. but officials warn the worst is yet to come with the largest eruption now imminent. miguel almaguer has the latest from the big island. >> reporter: the latest eruption spews fountains of lava. gas so toxic, it's killing trees and grass. geologists say these fiery flows scorching the big island appear to be moving faster, burning hotter and are more erratic than ever before. san francisco destroying yet another structure, lava is moving closer to sang chong white's home just a half mile away. >> this is the first time in my life. scare me to death. >> reporter: now the billowing crater atop kilauea appears ready to blow. the lava lake inside drop, hitting cooler grou

there is lightning and thunder on the storm as it bears down on tracy. it's going to move right across discovery bay, oakley, brentwood and antioch. it's going to skirt that lower elevation on the eastern side of mt. diablo over the next hour or so. we also have showers developing and some yellows and oranges in the napa valley. a brief downpour is possible in this area over the next 15 to 20 minutes as they also moves to the northwest. right now we're looking at the golden gate bridge. it looks fairly dry right here. beaches today, chilly showers, out and about, it will be drippy at times. you may want to take the umbrella. it's going to be cool and humid because of the scattered showers. san francisco, shower at any time. temperature 56 at 10:00. upper 50s from noon to 6:00 dropping back down to the mid 50s with a decrease in the chance of showers during the evening and overnight hours. in the north bay starting in the mid 50s, going to about 60. showers at any time through about 6:00 and dropping down at 8:00 into the mid to upper 50s. lows today main

hour even westbound 580 tracy to dublin.outhbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard and green at 15 northbound 85 to cupertino looking great at 15 minutes. it is quiet but we had a serious crash overnight. chp is investigating that crash that shut down part of highway 4 near hillcrest for hours overnight and several people were airlifted to area hospitals. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live along the highway from officers cleared the scene this morning. hey, people. >> good morning, alexis. you can see highway 4 behind me moving fine this morning. all lanes have been reopened. take a look at earlier, all lanes were blocked. this was a huge crash scene. chp tells me six vehicles were involved. they got the call at 10:30 last night. it happened westbound highway 4 at hillcrest and antioch. at least three people transported to the hospital, one was major. they were airlifted. they got it all reopened at 1:30 this morning. investigators have not yet said what happened. they are still investigating. so far at this point the

let's go to nbc's tracie potts for more. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. the a.p. is reporting the president calling this spygate is a deliberate attempt to discredit the russia investigation. the a.p. saying that trump, the president told one ally that he wanted to brand the informant a spy thinking this was a more nefarious term that would resonate not only in the media but with the public. the president commenting on this saying that he's not trying to undercut anything. he's going for transparency about what was really happening around and inside his campaign. >> a lot of bad things have happened. we now call it spygate. you're calling it spygate. all you have to do is look at the basic and you'll see. it looks like a very serious event but we'll find out. when they look at the documents, i think people are going to see a lot of bad things happened. i hope it's not so. because if it is, there's never been anything like it in the history of our country. >> reporter: now, there is still confusion over whether a couple of top republicans here are going to

also really rough start out of tracy, westbound 580 into castro valley. check that out. 2:352 from an earlier crash. no delays on northbound 101 through san jose or northbound 280 into san francisco. >>> we've learned that police have arrested a suspected purse snatcher. i want to show you the man that they were looking for. this is the person they believe hurt a 93-year-old woman. actually robbed two women and hurt both of those folks. the 93-year-old we're told still is in the hospital. witnesses say he knocked her to the ground outside the bank of america at the sun valley shopping center last friday. police made last it in's arrest in the central valley city of patterson. those police and authorities will be working with concord police on this case. back to you. >>> commuters know it well, the traffic nightmare crossing the altamont pass into the bay area. we hear it every day from alexis. now b.a.r.t. plans to look at the solution. >> today the board is considering another big expansion east to livermore. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at

ben tracy has more from beijing.e is ben tracy. >>> at the truce village that separates the two korea yaz, american diplomats have taken the rare step of crossing the border to meet with their north korean counterparts. at the same time the man basically the north korean leader chief of staff was spotted in the beijing airport monday, en route to singapore. the site of the potential summit. >> so we are looking at, june 12th in singapore. that hasn't changed. >> this weekend, president trump seemed to reverse him self. saying, plans for the summit were still moving forward. he then praised north korea in a tweet. i truly believe north korea has brilliant potential. and will be a great economic and financial nation one day. kim jong-un agrees with me on this. it will happen. what did happen was a surprise summit between the leaders of north and south korea on saturday. and it began with a vigorous bear hug in front of the cameras. kim jong-un and south korean president, met for two hours on the north korean side of de

. >> back to tracy wherehereherehe back-up. we've got a crash westbound 580 grant road in the right lane. check this out, a seven-mile back-up. grant to altamont pass road, that's already jammed. looks like it will save you a little time. 30 to 40 minutes already if you're leaving central valley. bay bridge toll plaza looking better, stackup in the cash lanes once again. no metering lights yet. that should happen around 5:20. >>> the mayor of santa clara will ask a city councilmember to resign. >> nine police reports filed accusing the councilman of sexual abuse or improper behavior. matt keller live at santa clara city hall. matt. >> reporter: good morning. a big meeting at city hall. the city council will address these allegations as the mayor is calling for more action against her political rival. >> ask the councilman be removed from committees. ask that the council stop excusing his absences and stop paying him for being on the council, and ask both individually and collectively as a body, ask him to resign. >> a civics te

in tracy, allen martin, kpix 5. >> lisa also died. rochelle and her surviving siblings took the test and they don't have the disease- causing mutation. >>> nfl players who kneel during the national anthem to cost their teams a game under the proposed rule. former 49er colin kaepernick was the first player to "take a knee" in the nfl to protest what he says is police brutality. other players have also. during a meeting owners considered handing out 15-yard penalties for kneeling. kaepernick start kneeling in 2016 and has sued the league saying that teams are working together to keep him unsigned as payback. >>> the warriors will head back to houston tied with the rockets at 2 games apiece in the western conference finals. golden state took a 10-point lead heading into the 4th quarter of game 4 last night but the warriors only scored 12 points in the 4th quarter allowing houston to make a late run for the 95-92 win. so game 5 is in houston tomorrow night. >> warriors are just making it exciting. >> drama. >> easy win wouldn't be as fun.

tracy to castro valley should be in the red one hour 10 minutes.to san jose airport 14, northbound highway 1 to san francisco 10 minutes. let's check in with mike nicco, a nice day ahead. hey, mike. >> i think so. if you like warm sunshine it's coming. a look from sutro tower. may march es in warmer. redwood city is the only city below average. you'll get there tomorrow. san jose 72 on average. san francisco, oaklandp a couple above average. all right. the giants are on a roll. 59 at 7:15 down to 56, mostly sunny the stars. it will be breezy as they take on the padres once again tonight at at&t park. >> thanks, mike. next at 6:00, the battle over california's new gas tax. the efforts to repeal that tax is about to take a major step forward just as gas prices spike. >> ashley judd's new accusations against harvey weinstein. the lawsuit she filed claiming the disgraced movie producer ruined her career. >> coming in, one of the most welcome to tuesday may 1st. glad you're there. >> never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast and thing

>>> mixed pleas from a couple accused of stabbing a tracy woman then leaving her to die on a dirt road in livermore. 19-year-old daniel gross, 25-year-old melissa leonardo appeared in court today. he pleaded guilty. he pleaded not guilty. they're charged with the killing of 19-year-old lisette cuesta in february. she was found bleeding and crawling near livermore. she allegedly identified gross and leonardo as her killers before she died. investigators say cuesta worked with gross and willingly got in a car with the defendants. today's proceedings were briefly held up when a member of cuesta's family yelled an obscenity during leonardo's appearance. >>> human remains found a mile north of where the hart family's suv plunged off of highway 1 back in march. some of the remains were found in a sneaker and near a pair of

go out to tracy, 60s right now. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. the cloud deck well above it, not much in the way of fog. beaches, fair today, gray and chilly once again. a little bit of sunshine here and there, about as much as you had yesterday. exercising watch out for sneaky sunshine. once it breaks through the clouds strong today. out on the bay today, not as volatile as yesterday. let's take a look at the peninsula. a lot of cloud cover at 8:00. at noon looking at 58 -- 10:00, 58 degrees. noon, sunshine, 62. increasing sunshine this afternoon, mainly mid-60s back to 57 by 8:00. so make sure you dress accordingingly for that. up in the north bay a cool one as the sunshine slow to leave your neighborhoods. in fact, by 10:00 still cloudy and 57. clouds still hang around all afternoon as we hang around in the low- to mid-60s. i do have a little bit warmer weather in the accuweather seven-day forecast but it has to get cooler first. i'll show you that coming up. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. we're looking at a couple of areas where roadw

. >> glor: ben tracy was the only american broadcast correspondent to witness what the north koreans claim was the demolition of their main nuclear test site today. he has justreturned to wonsan, north korea, where the north koreans have just put out a

thank you for having uber here. >> thank you, tracy. we next welcome nancy rivard, the president and founder of airline ambassadors international. as representative smith mentioned, she first brought the concern about human trafficking on our flights to his office in 2009. she has been working tirelessly with the department of transportation and dhs since that time. we've seen wonderful results. >> thank you so much. so i'm the president of airline ambassadors. we're a nonprofit organization that has led advocacy on human trafficking awareness since 2009. when i went to congressman smith for assistance in getting the word out to airlines. and when the airlines didn't really respond, we took it upon ourselves to develop the first industry specific campaign or training on human trafficking awareness, which we just completed our 70th airport training in hanada airport in tokyo last week. our work will be highlighted at the release of the new guidelines at the end of this month and is being highlighted this week at the meeting in bangkok as

nbc's tracie potts has more for us from washington. hey, tracie, good morning. >> hey, phillip, good morning. good morning, everyone. in addition to the president's tweets over the last few days about this, we are also now hearing from vice president pence. he says this is disturbing and americans should be concerned about it. >> we read the press reports, but it's all very troubling. it's all very troubling to those of us that hold the fbi in such high regard, that there are even allegations that people were assigned to surveil or even spy on our campaign. >> reporter: on monday, president trump called the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the head of the fbi, chris wray, to the white house to talk about this. the white house says that the current inspector general's review looking into the early stages of the russia investigation will now expand to include whether there was surveillance on the trump campaign. meantime, today the president will focus on north korea and south korea. south korea's president is here for what wil

tracie, good morning. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. the alaska senator dan sullivan coming out against the white house not really speaking out on sadler's comment at all. in a series of tweets, he talked about this and then urged the white house to apologize, urged sadler to apologize for this remark, saying that as the white house official who offered such an insult, she should show some respect and apologize. we have also heard from republican lindsey graham saying the white house needs to speak out. >> it is pretty disgusting thing to say. if it was a joke, it was a terrible joke. i just wish somebody from the white house would tell the country that was inappropriate. that's not who we are. if something happened like that in my office, somebody in my office said such a thing about somebody, i would apologize on behalf of the office. >> reporter: no public apology, but axios is reporting this morning that there are meetings going on about this inside the white house, including meetings with white house spokeswoman sarah huckabee sand

ben tracy from north korea. thank you, ben. the north korean response will surely get reaction from the white house very soon, and major garrett is there with more on what led the president to cancel the summit. >> i believe this is a tremendous setback for north korea and indeed a setback for the world. >> reporter: after canceling the summit, president trump revived tough military rhetoric he believes led north korea to consider giving up its nuclear weapons. >> our military, which is by far the most powerful anywhere in the world and has been greatly enhanced recently, as you all know, is ready if necessary. >> reporter: but mr. trump did not rule out future talks. >> it's possible that the existing summit could take place or a summit at some later date. nobody should be anxious. we have to get it right. >> reporter: the president wrote in a letter to dictator kim jong-un, the north's "tremendous anger and open hostility scuttled the summit, a reference to north korea's statement last night calling vice president pence a pol

. >> glor: ben tracy is the only u.s.work correspondent inside north korea. >> the north koreans built this airport a couple of years ago, but it's really never been used. >> glor: also tonight, how was he allowed behind the wheel? the driver in a deadly school bus accident had eight speeding tickets and 14 suspensions. there's a big development in the search for two missing murder suspects who escaped a south carolina prison. kilauea's lava now threatens a major power plant. >> this is newer lava, and hotter lava, and geologists say this could go on for weeks. >> glor: heroes on the track. and, military veterans receiving the highest honor. >> reporter: i bet you would have no trouble saying he's a hero. >> absolutely. can you find bombs with your nose? this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight with the big question: will the summit happen? president trump today said his much-discussed meeting with kim jong-un of north korea could be moved or scuttle

jeff. >> glor: ben tracy in wonsan, north korea, tonight. president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner has had his security clearance restored. kushner's permission to view top-secret information was revoked in february after white house chief of staff john kelly clamped down on temporary security clearances. kushner's lawyer said today that kushner has now completed the f.b.i. background process. the president today vowed to take new action to stop ms-13, a violent street gang made up primarily of central american immigrants. he traveled to long island, where the gang has a foothold, and also pushed for immigration reform. here's michelle miller. >> they said they're people. they're not people. these are animals. >> reporter: at a roundtable with law enforcement and victims' families, president trump once again cited ms-13's brutal crimes to call for stricter immigration laws and border security. >> ms-13 lives by the motto "kill, rape, and control." that's actually their motto. >> reporter: ms-13 started in los angeles in

that's tracy, her daughter and her friend kelly. >> all in their wedding dresses? >> kelly is wearing her own dress. you can see they are drudging through the mud. see, tracy is going through a divorce and ending a relationship that lasted 20 years. her daughter is wearing her dress. she is wearing a bride's maid dress and kelly decide today join in. >> the mud run represents what the marriage was like. ups and down and in the end you feel filthy. >> i want to see you in a wedding dress. maybe your wife's wedding >>> it's almost time for the you choos give away. >> i'm wondering what you think of google home. to answer you'll need thursday's buzz word and be a legal resident of the united states canada. standby for the you choose give away. >>> you know i'm a fan of hot cars, right? this one is a little too hot. >> believe it. >> what's happening? is. >> we don't know exactly what made this car catch fire. we know a couple of volunteer firefighters are on scene to cool this thing off a little bit. they are not in any kind of hurry. it is completely engulfed in flam

if i could, maybe -- if i were coming in from tracy, for example, let's go to the tracy commute, by thee -- if i had to drive this from tracy to livermore or wherever i'm going to if it was convenient for me, i think i would take the train. i would take a strain because i like a strain a lot. i like trains period. traffic is going to be moving along slowly onto a five and 580 as you can see. a strain has not reported any significant delays. keep that in the back of your mind. it is pretty slow. by slow, i mean speeds down to 9 miles per hour. you're not moving very fast. southbound 680 two pleasanton looks all right. all the way into the south bay. a little bit of slowing approaching the southern portion of pleasanton. hayward to fremont and still looks pretty decent. this is a look at interstate 880. the bay bridge, meeting lights have been on for about a half hour. this is about a 20 minute delay. as i go to steve, steve, this has been the best commute day of the week so far. as much as we haven't had any major incidents in the first few hours. >> well, good -- thank goodness. >> i wo

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quick check of drive times westbound 580 tracy to dublin one hour four minutes.past 205, 680 dublin to mission boulevard yellow. if 101 to cupertino in the green with 16 minutes. >>> this just coming in. the company that makes some of the world's most sought-after guitars and pianos is filing for bankruptcy. it's gibson brand. that makes gibson guitars and baldwin pianos. they filed for chapter one bankruptcy. some very iconic instruments come from this company. tons of famous musicians have owned these types of guitars. elvis, bb king, lenny kravitz to name a few. they sell $130,000 annually across the globe. sales declining dramatically. the company says it is in the midst of a devastating financial fall. back to you guys. >> i hope they can figure it out. that is so sad. thank you, jessica. >>> an alert for parents. what you should be asking kids about social media use and new recommendations for tracking mental health. >> new developments in the closure of and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when youave copd, it can be hard

this is for drivers heading out of the tracy area. we have a lane that's blocked by a big rig that ran out of gas. westbound 580 at grant line road, now we are getting reports of a crash just behind that in the backup. so right now we are tracking about a 45-minute ride between 205 and 680. do give yourself some extra time. let's get a check of sports with dennis. >>> the giants have been one of the best home teams in all of baseball looking to win their fifth straight series at at&t and the game ended past 11:00 last night. klay not worried about the rockets. worried about his popcorn. bottom of the sixth belt doubled. the play was reviewed and it went over the role that's a two-run home run tying the game at three. still tied, 12th inning, cory trying to get out of the bases loaded jam but carlos gonzalez delivered a two-run single. bochy and crawford were ejected. the rockies won the game 5-3. >>> the cn tower in toronto where the jays hosted the a's. a's struck out 13 times but had 14 hits including this home run by khris davis th

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hello, tracy. i hope this message finds you well. seal that up. >> reporter: that's a life-saving kit right there. >> this could save four people. >> reporter: tracy estimates she sent out 2,000 kits. many to people who end up staying in touch. >> you sent me a package and i want to say thank you. >> i was able to save my fiance from an o.d. with what you sent me. in a world full of stigma and judgment, you helped me become proud that i'm in recovery and helped inspire me to help others in any way i can. thank you for that. that's nice. >> reporter: john hill first messaged tracy in 2013. with limited access in north carolina, her packaged saved his life multiple times before he moved to portland, oregon, where he's volunteering at a needle exchange. >> i feel fulfilled. i wouldn't have been able to find that if i hadn't been exposed to it from her. you know? >> reporter: for sure there will be people that see you doing this, packing this stuff up, sending new needles to people, a heroin overdose antidote and people will say, you're

tracie potts is live in washington with the overnight developments. explain the controversy behind the opening of the embassy today. >> reporter: here's the thing, the israelis and palestinians both claim jerusalem is their capital by putting that embassy in east jerusalem the palestinians think the u.s. is aligning itself siding with israel and that's part of what's fueling these deadly protests today. >> gunfire this morning, at least two palestinians killed and two dozen injured as crowds grow at the israeli gaza border, protesting in part the new u.s. embassy opening in jerusalem today. >> the president wanted the american embassy real estate on the right side of the town here in jerusalem. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin and jared kushner and ivanka trump and officials are in jerusalem for the ceremony, set to speak by interview. >> our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision. >> they accuse the u.s. of picking sides. the palestinian mission in washington says, quote, this move marks the end of an era when the united states le

we turn to cbs news correspondent ben tracy for insight into how the leaders of the north and south korea apparently got these talks back on track. ben is just back from north korea joins froes beijing. ben? >> good morning. so this new meeting between the leaders of the two koreas unlike their summit last month was arranged at the last minute and it was kept secret until after it was over. now dim jong-un met for two hours on saturday on the north koreans side of the truce village. during their talks president moon says that kim jong-un is committed to the complete denuclearizationn of the korean peninsula that he still wants to hold the summit with president trump as originally planned on june 12th. now president moon said that president trump told him if north korea renuclearize will provide security guarantees and economic cooperation. moon also said the u.s.-north korea summit something that could not be allowed to fail. meanwhile north and south korea agreed to hold high level talks next week and regular summit between leaders to include relations. they say they want to implement th

so far the drive times are cooperating, westbound 580 tracy to castro valley, 38 minutes. northbound 101, 85 to san jose airport, 12 minutes. and highway 1 to san francisco looking green at ten minutes. >>> i'm watching things in hawaii closely this morning. right now 1500 people have been evacuated on the hawaiian island of oahu. i want to show you new video. look at this incredible video. it's lava bubbling up from a crack in the street. the magna is still spreading all across the island. again, coming through kraeps. this is the side of a mountain. the national guard has been activated and fema is also mobilizing resources right now. so far no injuries have been reported, but i will keep tracking things throughout the morning for yfrom the live desk. a magnitude 5 quake shook the big island. all eyes are on the island. >>> in the north bay 42 pigs are as flames came incredibly close. flames were spotted in the eves. crews did manage to put out the flames in 11 minutes. only hey, sawdust and shelving inside the buarn were burned. they don't know the cause but said there

. >> reporter: just west of tracy mountain, it was billed as a town for tomorrow, but became a foreclosure nightmare with the housing market crashed in 2008. people owed more than the properties were worth. this resident remembers the dark days. >> during the worst of the time, the used to be for sale signs and it looked like light poles. it was very scary when everybody left. >> reporter: shopping and gas stations remain. >> i feel like there is a lot of stuff missing. all that i see is the homes and they don't have a large shopping center. i see a lot of people having to drive all the way to tracy. >> reporter: highly rated schools and affordability are the selling points, and that is just fine for the builders who are building houses for people working in the bay area and silicon valley. the answers to the bay area housing crisis may be just down the road. >>> coming up, new details about a deadly plane crash in cuba that left more than 100 people dead. >>> the coast guard takes off their boat safety week and the tips to stay safe on the water. >>> some clouds this morning, but lots of

. >>> drivers heading through tracy and the altamont pass westbound 205, we have a full closure from the 580 where you're approaching that 205 -- tracy triangle area and caltrans is supposed to have that wrapped up already but it looks like it's still in place so expect delays. looks like we have a detour posted. westbound 580 an accident near hopyard. it's on the hopyard off-ramp eastbound. eastbound 580, 101 in the north bay, light traffic. some roadwork, one lane closed on the richmond/san rafael bridge eastbound. >>> national guard members from puerto rico, nine are dead this morning after a cargo plane crashed on a highway in georgia. the c-130 went down moments after taking off yesterday narrowly missing people on the ground. a fireball rose into the sky after the plane crashed on state highway 21 about a mile from savannah hilton head airport. investigators say it was on the way to arizona where the plane was going to be retired. the plane was in service for 60 years, one of the longest runs ever for a c-130 plane. there's no word yet on a possible cause of the crash. >>> clos

we're so grateful to have tracy with us today. you, thank you for having uber here today to speak about this very important issue that affects all of our communities across the globe. uber connects millions of people across the globe every single day. every single day across the globe we're doing 15 million trips. think about how many people that is coming into contact with one another. we know that our drivers are uniquely positioned to really be able to identify not only victims of human trafficking but to be able to prevent this. we know that we play a significant role, and we want to play that significant role in helping prevent this in our communities and finding ways that we can work with our national partners to make a difference in this space. in 2015 uber partnered to be the first company in the on demand space to sign the code. with that, we started to change our policies, our community guidelines to have zero tolerance for human trafficking on our platform. then we tried to find out how can we use our innovation and our

tracy brown. barbara passed away on sunday, born in guatemala, barbara considered guatemala and the united states her homes. she proudly acknowledged her cultural heritage and taught her students to do the same. she worked for the san francisco unified school district for over 30 years. 20 of which she spent at cesar chavez elementary school in the mission. she took great pride in her career and work with young people and she made a difference for countless students and families throughout our city. her deep commitment and work and school district dropout prevention unit helped numerous families keep their kids in school. she also took pride in her loving family, her two children, including tracy, her six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. it's my honor to adjourn today's meeting in her honor, ms. barbara brown lopez was loved, a woman that gave everything to her family and our public schools and she will be truly missed. the second in people other -- memoriam i have is eileen o'sullivan

we already have some slowing on 580 in the tracy triangle with a lot of slowing coming in from tracy. you can see traffic is going to be busy. there have been no major issues went to get into livermore. it is a slow drive. when you get into livermore and then to dublin, most of the drive is good with some congestion at the dublin interchange. this is interstate 880 in front of oracle. traffic is moving well. at the bay bridge toll plaza, some of the outside lanes are getting congested. >>> the mountain view city council is considering a new tax on some the biggest companies in that city. >> the tax would be imposed on some the largest employers. ktvu's alex savidge is live with more in mountain view. >> reporter: it is all to improve the quality of life here in mountain view and some of the large tech companies that call mountain view home could soon be asked to pay more. the details are still being worked out, but one scenario would have companies like google paying an additional $5 million a year in taxes. later today, city council members will be meeting to discuss a potential ball

the three had worked together in tracy. today, gross's attorney had this to say about his client. melissa leonardo who is pregant with gross's child plead ánotá guilty early this morning. the trial against her will proceed. as for gross, he now faces up to life in prison (vicki) breaking news.. breaking (vicki) in prison faces up to life gross, he now as for will proceed. against her the trial this morning. guilty early plead ánotá gross's child is pregant with leonardo who melissa client. about his client. melissa leonardo who is pregant with gross's child plead ánotá guilty early this morning. the trial against her will proceed. (tes) when daniel gross entered a guilty plea - all was quieted many suprised that this was really gross, you see here plead guilty to 3 felonies. count one, murder of , use of a deadly weapon a knife, on lizette cuesta and causing great bodily injury to lizette cuesta. lizettes father wept openly in court, wiping away tears.... as daniel gross clearly spoke up and plead guilty to it was back in feburary when cuesta was discovered crawling on tesla road.

westbound 580 tracy to dublin, already at just about an hour. got a crash involving a motorcycle around north flynn road. chp on the way to the scene. southbound 280 dublin to mission boulevard looking good. >>> a federal judge says president trump can't block twitter users. >> apple is teaming up with volkswagen. here is your tech bites. >> twitter users xed out by president trump may get a reprieve. >> a federal judge the president cannot block people from his twitter account because they disagree with him politically. the department of justice says they disagree with the decision and are considering their next steps. >>> apple is teaming up with volkswagen to create self-driving vehicles. >> reports say apple is going to equip a fleet of vw vans with itself-driving technology. the vans will be used to shuttle apple employees from place to place. >>> tinder is finding new ways to connect people. >> get this. the dating app is testing tinder places. it will connect potential dates based on locations. for instance, the app will send users a pote