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.long-term growth will keep you way more engaged. does that work with you, that that includes the name 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,

how do you keep being tracy? versus the cia operative that's trying to catch bad guys. >> disconstantly have to say take a step back, remember where i came from, root for the troj s trojans playing a football game. >> i don't think it was i was that cerebral. for me it was planning for the future, like being in a war zone and calling my mom to see if she can make me an appointment to get my roots done when i got home it's okay to be a girly girl. a lot of women at the agency are, and that's totally fine. i'm into the usc trojans very much. one of the things i did is had collars sent to the -- somewhere there's a bunch of bomb dogs that usc trojan colors on them. >> that segues me into the question about your transition from cia to the fbi, because when you leave cia, you're leaving a bit of a high note. you're doing exceptional work, catching bad guys the pinnacle of a 20-whatever-year-old year, and you decide to leave it to an entirely different agency with a entirely different focus. why? >> while my book is re

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tracie potts in washington for us this morning. tracie, thank you. >>> 6:48 and happening this morning pac-12 schools determine the fate of their delayed college football season. sources tell nbc schools including cal and stanford leaning towards kicking off the last weekend of october. this is opposed to what is now a january start date. teams will likely play eight games leading up to the bowl season at the end of the year. each college will have to comply with local health restrictions. >>> okay, speaking of those health restrictions. everybody has to wear a mask these days. we saw a lot of innovative ones and this is from a member of our production staff. ourot only covers his face, but his beard, as well. that is quite the set up there. so, he says if you're looking for a beard face mask he says he got it from etsy for 25 bucks. wow. >> full protection there. >> mike and marcus, have you guys ever grown beards? >> nope, never really been able to allow it to fully grow. and when it could, then i couldn't. >> laura, i've been gr

i think tracy, suggests tracy. interesting question, tracy.ew scheme because it doesn't quite match the old furlough one, but it's not intended to, because with the government is saying is we cannot carry on with our indefinite leave. it's a very expensive scheme. some of the jobs that they are supporting are ones that perhaps wouldn't have survived. so what they are saying is they've taken a tough choice here to say that, actually commits the businesses who do have a future and can afford to take some people back to work, but that is zero help whatsoever, of course, if you are a business who cannot because of renewed restrictions open or indeed you are reopening in re ce nt or indeed you are reopening in recent weeks but can't be continued. so there is that frustration and it does mean perhaps that there will be those who slip through the nets, which is why i'm afraid to say that tonight people are saying that on employment does look like it will also be rising. i know that's not the answer a lot of people want to hear. no, it's good to kind

tracy joined the cia officer's officer, fbi special agent, now author, tracy walder. tracy joined the cia straight out of college and served as a staff operations officer the counterterrorism center, where she was responsible for tracking down terrorists and weapons of mass destruction. she went on to become an fbi special agent at the l.a. field office, where she specialized in chinese counterintelligence operations. tracy lives with her husband and four and a half-year-old daughter in dallas, texas. this evening, tracy will discuss her memoir, the unexpected supply -- unexpected spy. taking down some of the world's most notorious terrorist. tracy will be interviewed by our very own historian and curator. after the discussion, they will open the floor to audience questions. everyone will have an opportunity to ask their questions this evening. we are also going to ask that if you are trapped in the middle of a row, please put your hand up and we will ensure you have a mic to answer your questions but there will be two mics on each side of the out auditorium you can u

we join tracie potts live with more good morning >> good morning.t sounds like a lot of money but it is a slimmed down plan for the democrats. they sliced a trillion out to try to work things out with the white house, which have been stalled for months now since july we do know that house speaker pelosi and mnuchin have been on the phone and they are supposed to talk again today. hoo err is what that could look like billions for staltes and local governments. sort of a bailout for airlines preventing any future furloughs through march. this includes money in your pocket another round of direct checks and unemployment as well extending $600 unemployment and paycheck protection program for small businesses that need those loans. that's in this plan. is it still going to be enough the white house and democrats are still a trillion apart but they are moving towards some agreement and negotiation. nancy pelosi and mnuchin hopeful. all of this going into tonight's first debate president trump says he's looking forward to it. he's not doing a lot of hard d

traffic backing up out of tracy. well beyond 11th street so i would say actually the bulk of the delays from the trouble spot are coming out of tracy. it gets slightly better in the altamont pass, windy though this morning. definitely keep that in mind. hey, they've got this trouble spot out of the way very quickly. we had a broken down vehicle stuck in lanes near treasure island. you know just a couple of minutes ago i did see some pretty slow speeds. but looks like they were able to maybe move it off to the side. so not too slow there. so traffic moving, for the most part, at the limit. on tthinchge eye thatin br, thatute adin into the city, on the upper deck, looks really good. it's friday light definitely as you head through there. and no troubles right now on the san mateo bridge. traffic is moving at the limit as you work your way between 880 and over towards 101. nimitz freeway, friday light. good news here in both directions. traffic is moving nicely as you head through there. we take a live look at the gauge

that area, the delays are starting out of tracy and usually right around mount house. it is well beyond that today, right around 11th street and it extends all the way to just past north flynn. there is a wind advisory in effect for the all too much that was issued by chp. be careful if you are traveling no delays right now go. any troubles this morning, the golden gate bridge looks pretty good. we can see it pretty while and it looks nice for that more and county commute. there is a trouble spot, chp crews are working on it. highway 4 westbounder tracy boulevard, they still have one lane blocked and we have a slow right as you approach everything. also, highway 12, right d, ve blocked down to a tree down in lanes. let's check in with dennis with sports. >>> coming up, why the a's are celebrating when they had the night off and the raiders opened up their new stadium in quite the fashion. they beat one of the better teams in the national foot all- league. >>> we want to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. >>> happy thursday off all. it kicks in fall at a

it is getting a little slow and go out of tracy towards that grant mine area. elsewhere, it looks like those conditions are popping up along the southern area of the minutes freeway. is likely due to roadwork. we are not seeing any brake lights. we will keep a close eye on that and so far, so good at the bay bridge. we are not seeing any conditions that will slow you down out of the east bay into the city. the golden gate bridge is off to a good start, as is the san mateo bridge. it is clear between 880 and 101. >>> let's go live to st. louis, missouri, where the wind is going in advance of hurricane sally, who is expected to make landfall deeper tonight or early tomorrow, we are looking at the florida coast right now. things are looking fairly calm but those waves are really going to whip up as this hurricane makes landfall throughout the entire gulf coast. we are talking life-threatening storm surge and flooding rainfall. winds of more than 100 miles an hour are there. they are in alabama and texas and florida as well. as the storm approaches, a lot of concer

, tracy, i have to imagine this has been a weekend that you probably worked the entire one. >> a new york times examination of more than 2 decades of president trump's personal and business tax returns reveals he paid no federal income tax for ten out of 15 years and just $750 the year he won the election and the year after. >> it's totally fake news. made up. fake. >> the times report found the president reported losing millions more than he earned with $300 million in loans due soon joe biden's campaign is already out with this web ad in a statement, nancy pelosi accuses the president of abusing the tax code the tax revelation comes as his supreme court nominee amy coney barrett prepares to meet law makers on capitol hill tomorrow. >> one of the reasons he is putting coney barrett on the court is to get rid of america's health care. to get rid of the aca. that should not stand. >> there's a lot of reasons for her to go on the court i'm eager to vote for her. >> the supreme court one of the topics in tomorrow night's presidential debate. >> joe biden has a chance to lay his truth, h

tracy smith has his pandemic story. roicht you might say that keith urban has come a country mild this year. ♪ ♪ we were just a couple of years shorter ♪ ♪ name on the fake i.d. >> reporter: he has a grand new album ready to drop and he'll be on top of the country world as host of the music awards. but like so many of us he was stranded at home this spring with the quarantine. and he had a tough time getting use tliefd as a traveling musician with no place to go. o ♪ ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ >> reporter: besides music what have you been doing? >> just kicking back. i confess that i was -- i didn't transition smoothly into this new way of doing things. >> reporter: how did you renaekt the initial days and weeks? >> i was going to put my sweatpants on, sits on the couch and watch tv, wailt till the whole thing blows over. roichlt handy said it took a good kick in the pants to get him off that couch. >> i just didn't do anything. i did nothing for seemed like an eternity for me. roicht what pulled you out of it? >> a tur

tracie: clearly, the election is playing a part. again, dramatically impacting the timing of fiscal stimulus in the u.s. stimuluse more direct in europe, which would be helpful to the growth story. we do think the short-term negative is fairly short-term, and that we will begin to see toward the beginning of the year , once the political environment , furtherr investment government investment, which will give the fed the freedom to ino enhance its activities consort with any fiscal stimulus plans. will allow companies who have been maintaining strong liquidity on their balance sheets to make the needed investments to push the economy further. we start tor, if see additional help to the driveer, that will help some of the more retail oriented businesses as well. year wend of the actually expect market up. ,onnie: i want to ask as well you are featured in one of our futures about women in wall street, and it's important to keep having this conversation. you point out how few glass ceilings have been broken even as of yet, although som

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the delays originate out of tracy and mount house. it is stop and go using speeds to 60 miles an hour in some spots. sluggish conditions and drive times her 33 minutes. no delays getting on and off of the 680 interchange. traffic is still limit anwe had spots along the 101 around waldo grade and the golden gate bridge. be careful if you are out of marin into san francisco. >>> @live news desk we got new video in of that breaking news in san jose we have been covering. a car crash between a police officer and the driver right. that ran a stop sign. it happened early this morning. downtown san jose and third street and taylor street. two were taken to the hospital. the officer and the other driver. at this point, we do not know their conditions. we are waiting to hear more from the police department this morning but the investigation is ongoing. taylor street is shut down from fourth to second street or we do not know when that is going to reopen, so avoid that area of downtown san jose we will keep you posted on this ongoing investigat

you know we're not even though we're not there in tracy kristi gross. >>well new this morning, downloading the app tick tock is going to be banned in the u.s. starting on sunday. he was commerce department made that announcement this morning. it's just a ban on downloading the app people already have the app can still use it a full ban on the app is scheduled to go into effect on november 12th commerce secretary wilbur ross says the ban is to prevent china from collecting personal data from american citizens again we know that oracle has a potentially struck a deal with tech talk to take over to us operations and we're waiting president trump to make some sort of announcement as if as to whether that deal satisfies him and we could avert this panel to talk we'll have to wait and see what the president says. >>football this weekend the forty-niners need to bounce back against the new york jets on sunday after losing game one to the cardinals but the niners are fighting the injury bug in fact with cornerback richard sherman on the injured reserve list. he

>> you know, i mean, tracy, i think those measures are put into place. i wasn't around at that time but i might've read a little bit about it. i think that takes us down a pretty steep and slippery slope. in philly, because of the previous financial crisis in the '80s into the '90s, we haven't oversight entity which i think is about to expire but issued bonds back in the '90s and bought the city back literally from the brink of bankruptcy, required us to file five year plans. our charter requires a balanced budget. unlike the federal government because we don't print money, we have to have a balanced budget. you can't spend more than you have. that level of fiscal discipline i think it's critically important, and if you start removing, tinkering with some of those rules you will find these cities going bankrupt, going out of business. several rating agencies would go crazy. your ability to borrow would go, interest rates would go through the roof. that is potentially the worst self-inflicted wound. it is absolutely mortgaging the future to try to live in

there are brake lights out of tracy from mount house. beyond that, towards north flynn , the positive news is you do not have any brake lights connecting towards the 680 yet. 680 both directions are moving at the limit. it is 35 minutes from 205 towards the 680. so far, so good, on the east shore freeway. there are no delays from antioch over towards 80. the bay bridges off to a good start and we are seeing more cars every few minutes on the roadways but so far, no delays or metering lights. traffic is moving at the limit into the city. we will look at morgan county in my next report. >>> we are keeping our eye on this breaking news in sonoma county. a flareup of the walbridge fire north of greenville caused some evacuations , urgent evacuations, in the middle of the night. they went out before 11:00 and people had to rush out of their homes because this is new video that was twisted out by the national weather service. this is threatening areas north of the russian river, northeast of greenville, and northwest of windsor and first respo

from washington tracie your job is so exciting this week. there's so much going on we haven't even mentioned about tax returns and presidential debates. you must be bouncing off walls of excitement this week. >> yes well, we're definitely going to be busy here in washington trying to keep you informed about all of this. so you mentioned amy coney barrett. let me start with that the president's supreme court nominee will be on capitol hill starting tomorrow throughout the rest of the week meeting with lawmakers anticipating her confirmation hearing two weeks from now which democrats don't seem to be able to stop although they continue to talk about it the big concern is with the conservative majority on the court they could get rid of the affordable care act and 20 million people would be without health insurance unless congress finds a way to replace it. then the president's taxes the new york times is reporting the president paid zero in federal income taxes for 10 out of 15 years. they examined more than 20 years of his personal and busine

you know we're not forgotten even though we're not there in tracy kristi gross. >>although california is making strides in containing covid health experts are cautioning we are not in the clear especially with flu season around the corner and holidays right after that. >>very clear example of how we can mess this up christmas parties halloween. big thanksgiving dinners. you know, i mean obviously a huge social a social things but in general it's not going to be a great idea to get out and mix with people that are not part of your household. >>doctor rather france is getting the flu shot will help withstand any coronavirus surges until there is a vaccine for the coronavirus. taking a look at the numbers so far in the state we've had more than 775,000 people test positive and 14,812 coronavirus related deaths and that includes 1353 people who died here in the bay area. a colorful minivan is driving around san mateo county delivering facemasks the moat mask immobile was put into service this week. and it's driven by county workers. they focus on the county's most vu

tracie? >> reporter: yeah, marcus and laura, good morning. what's on tap today president trump heading to kenosha even though local leaders there do not want him to come. they're concerned his visit could cause trouble. the president is expected to survey riot damage and is expected to meet with officers there after appearing to defend 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse, the teenager now facing murder charges after killing two poem and shooting another in the middle of the chaos. vice presidential -- or presidential nominee joe biden has blamed the president for this. the president says that it's biden who is actually stoking the unrest. >> he was trying to get away from them, i guess, it looks like, and he fell and they violently attacked him. >> the violence seen in donald trump's america. >> reporter: meantime, the president visiting against the advice of local leaders, the governor, the mayor, and others saying that this is not a good idea and not good timing for president trump. >> i felt the timing was wrong. >> this is not about politics. th

tracie? >> reporter: it's an executive order from president trump and it authorizes the cdc, the centers for disease control, to stop these evictions. that's right, it's the health officials who will speak up and say people can't be kicked out of their homes moving around because that could spread covid-19. they're approaching it as a health issue. we know the federal moratorium on evict moratoriums expired. so states and landlords were starting to take people back to court to evict them. now this does not apply to everyone. take a look. these are some of the requirements. it covers renters who make under $99,000 a year or twice that if you file as a married couple. you have to show that you sought government assistance, you went to other programs to get your rent paid before invoking this moratorium -- before invoking this new rule. renters have to show it's covid that affected their ability and they would likely be homeless if they were evicted so they don't have anywhere else to go. we als

up all the way into tracy on to 2 '05. but that's good news for those of you getting on the freeway after the crash are on the pleasanton dublin side because it's going to be wide open because everybody stuck in that back up so for vasco to the dublin interchange it's only 10 minutes and our road work in fremont out of your way northbound 6.80 admission, north traffic, nice and smooth in both directions. chase. >>all right, thank you very much rob and time now 6 oh one. and our top story this morning of course is justice ruth bader ginsburg. the late justice will soon lie in state at the capitol building in washington, we're looking at right now are live pictures from the exterior of the capitol building where we expect her casket to be brought later this morning. justice ginsburg actually be the first woman ever to lie in state at the capitol and we're expecting a number of dignitaries and lawmakers to begin arriving there to pay their respects and. we'll be bringing that to you live here throughout the morning yeah, shou

tracie potts in washington for us this morning. tracie, thank you. >>> okay, so here is what is next. on monday night lester holt will moderate a live town hall with joe biden. you can watch it here on nbc bay area. nbc news has also offered to host a similar event with president trump. >>> as for the debates moving forward there may be more focus on the moderators. here is what the schedule looks like. next week vice presidential debate mike pence and kamala harris face off. on october 15th the second presidential debate moderated by c-span's steve scully. and the third and final presidential debate october 22nd moderated by kristin welker. >>> to our breaking news and the latest on the glass fire burning in the north bay at this hour the fire has now burned more than 46,000 acres. it is essentially out of control, just 2% contained. 80 homes in napa and sonoma county are lost not hotels. here is the latest napa county evacuation order west from highway 29 and 128 to the county line between diamond mountain road and petrified fore

was 580 is getting busy out of tracy into the allatoona pass area. it is lighter than usual so that is good news. it is friday and hopefully things will not be too bad but your drive times are 30 minutes in the yellow zone towards 680. the east shore freeway and highway 4 is problem free. the golden gate bridge has limited visibility so there is an advisory. be careful as you go across the span. there are no delays off of 101 and that's outbound commute from the richmond san rafael fridge into the city is about 15 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are off but things look great. as you get closer to the san francisco side, we will deal with foggy spots. also, the san mateo bridge is not bad at al this is ontstowa1 and interstat between 880 over towards one-to- one. some good news to report on the minutes freeway. no roadwork slowing you down. things are moving at the limit near the colosseum. if you are northbound or southbound, things are moving pretty nicely. i will look at public transit in my next report. >>> coming up, a gar

tracie potts, nbc news. >>> now to a living look and a historic spare the air alert. today marks the 29th straight day for that alert. most people trapped inside their homes because of the pandemic and poor air quality. some people are desperate to get out and exercise but it's doing more harm than good. health experts say some people think exercising may outweigh the risk of exposure to bad air. >> the equivalent of smoking a pack or a half a pack of cigarettes in a day, going out into this air right now. >> going outside means you're inhaling ultra fine particles in the air. n95 masks can block the majority from getting into your lungs. 5%, however, can still get through. >>> pg&e is reportedly citing a misstep during the rolling blackouts in mid-august. now those blackouts never impacted the bay area thanks to efforts to conserve energy. "the chronicle" is reporting the utility mistakenly ordered a power plant near fresno to scale back. this is when it was meant to tell a smaller plant to wind up to full capacity. that misstep reduced power capacity by less than 1%

in his place, they put colonel benjamin tracy. now, tracy is not on the injured reserve. really interesting man in his own right. he is one of those politicians soldiers that grant and sherman so disliked. he was an assemblyman in new york before the war, a lawyer, district attorney. though, to give him credit, you know, he raised a regiment, he served with the 109th new york, and earned the medal of honor for his heroism in the battle of the wilderness. he earned his stripes. but he was a politician through and through. it is very clear when they place and in elmira, the war department knows who they are getting. and he has a clear idea of what is expected of him. they just want to keep his head down, not make any noise, and be prepared to follow orders from the war department about how they want these prisoners treated, which includes the cutting of rations twice during his tenure, despite the fact that food was abundant in the area around elmira. this is what has led to some suggesting that what you had going on here in elmira was a union answer to the atrocities in an

tracie potts, thank you very much, live from washington. again, the tributes in washington to justice ruth bader ginsbu about 10 to 15 minutes as her casket arrived at the court. you can watch it all live here on nbc bay area with lester holt and savannah guthrie. >>> now to our other top story the nation marks 200,000 deaths in the fight against the coronavirus, president trump is praising his administration's job of handling the pandemic even though six months in the u.s. still doesn't have a national strategy against covid-19. we have live team coverage for you on the virus. cierra johnson is following what san francisco is doing right but, first, bob redell has word on employers facing fines for allegedly breaking safety rules. bob? >> reporter: there are several local businesses here that face potential fines for alleged restrictions. i'm standing in front of a facility that faces almost $24,000 in fines from cal osha for alleged violations. the state says gateway didn't provide necessary protective equipment to nurses and housekeeping

we have brake lights out of tracy westbound to 205 and it extends all the way to north flynn. it is a busy start for the super commuters. and then a broken down vehicle is on the san mateo bridge, slowing things down just a bit. that is a look at your morning drive. >>> 10 minutes before by the clock, this is a stunt that seems like something straight out of a dream that david blaine did. >> he strapped himself to dozens of helium balloons to see how high he could fly and there you go. he performed the stunt called ascension in the arizona desert. he was in the sky for about an hour and he floated about 25,000 feet before skydiving back to earth. >>> straightahead, the giants have the day off. they need to regroup. i have that and the nba getting heated. we also are talking about oklahoma city and the rockets. they had a win or go home situation. it was game seven. here is a live look outside on this thursday. we like to call it friday eve. remember, we want to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to i am michelle griego . we will hey, my twitter is blowing up

"today in the bay's" tracie potts is in washington with a preview of what we can expect. >> reporter: here's the stage hosting the first face-off between president trump and democratic presidential nominee joe biden. >> i am looking very forward to the debate. >> reporter: the president says he's not drilling down on policies or thick briefing books. his practice for the debate largely here, being quizzed by reporters in the white house briefing room. biden says he's doing his research here. >> i'm prepared to go out and make my case as to why i think he's failed. >> reporter: failed businesses, a decade of zero taxes, and years of mounting debt reported by "the new york times" are sure to come up as president trump takes the stage. >> it's a national security issue. you could potentially have a sitting president who owes hundreds of millions of dollars. the american people are going to want to know who he owes that money to. >> it's always different when he comes out. i have no idea what's coming out. >> my guess is it's going to be just straight attack, mostly personal. it's the onl

i am not sure if it is on the eastbound and westbound side but it is sluggish on tracy and mount house yawned north flynn. there is one advisory that might be adding to slower travel times. it is 35 minutes, 205 towards 680. now along the 101 southbound area out of sausalito, it is a little slower as they work to >>> now to campaign 2020, it is national voter registration day. the day which was created as a nonpartisan effort in 2012 to urge americans to register to vote. emily turner joins us from san mateo with the big preparations. >> it is hard to believe that it is almost here. november is not that far away but you can still get out and vote. you can either come here to the supervisor of elections office, register to vote here but really all it takes is a name and address and a drivers license number, and ballots will be mailed out on october. if you want to do the mail-in ballot, people will have until october 19th to request one. you have to get out and do that anytime after that. they have to come to the elections office to get one, which is where i am but doing so means you ca

last night, the president flouted coronavirus safety guidelines to hold a rally in nevada tracy potts joins us now good morning the president violated the state's social distancing rules. >> reporter: that's right. this rally violated nevada's rule that you can't have more than 50 people gathered at once. this was a large indoor rally with not a lot of social distancing and -- the president ignoring criticism from the state's governor and vadane health expert it was his first indoor rally since tulsa in june. during the speech last night, which lasted just over an hour, the president delivered a standard stump speech, most of it ignoring the pandemic, and he took aim at his predecessor, garnering a familiar refrain from his supporters. >> it was a made up statement and they put it up in the form of an ad in the third rate magazine whose best friend is obama. [ crowd booing ] and by the way, who i caught spying on my campaign. >> lock him up lock him up! >> reporter: so the state's governor said that the president was reckless and selfish hold thing rally. he shameful, dangerous, and i

tracy to dublin, 39 minutes. but as you continue the ride on southbound 680 from dublin to mission boulevard and fremont, that is 15 minutes and no delays through the south bay. >>> and roads are closed in san jose this morning after a driver ran a stop sign and hit a police car. it happened just before 1:00 at the intersection of 3rd and taylor streets. the driver tried to make an illegal turn after not stopping. the driver and the officer had to be taken to the hospital. >>> and coming up, the warriors using their new home to help others. >>> deadline delayed, the plan >> andinforome b area stars duringhe emmy awards. right now let's look outside as we start our day. it keeps all your devices's running smoothly fast. with built in security that protects your kids, protects your info, and gives you 24/7 peace of mind. that if it's connected, it's protected. even that pet camera thingy. can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can. because it's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a m

. >> derrick was just 16 when tracy got pregnant.ir parents was not happy to here. >> we are in shocked, especially my dad. >> was derrick excited about the baby? >> he was. i don't think he was excited first but i think he was honestly secondahones honestly scared. what 16 years old would not be scared? towards the end of the pregnancy, he was excited. we were getting prepared. >> derrick's daughter was born and instantly derrick had to be an adult. >> he dropped out of high school so he can get a full-time job. he was still doing what he could to support that baby. >> that changes your life. >> that does. >> and that forced a lot of your options. >> absolutely. derrick was a hardworking guy. in 2002, the year after crystal died, derrick had another daughter with the same woman. >> the most part he was a full-time dad. danielle says he was in his children's life danielle insists this father of two would not commission a murder over an unplanned pregnancy if in fact he was the father of crystal's child. >> did derrick tell you he was

a big distraction that will delay you out of tracy coming into the area. everything else looks clear including the earlier crash. looks like no problems now at the dublin interchange. marcus? >>> thanks, mike. breaking news out of paris where two people have been critically injured in a knife attack. authorities say that attacker now in custody. we do know that attack happened just steps from the former offices of charlie hebdo where 12 people died in 2015. right now authorities are not saying if the attack is linked. >>> let's take a live look outside in san jose. things still dark right now but at least comfortable temperatures wise. as kari mentioned, that could all change this weekend. smoke is expected to make a comeback along with a lot of heat. "today in the bay's" ian cull has more on the conditions we can all expect to see. >> reporter: a near perfect night of weather in the south bay. many families taking advantage of the clear air and skies. but with more smoke in the forecast, the fischer s are looking forward to it. >> it's nice to be able to

>> tracy, thank you. >>> a new snapshot this morning of where the race for the white house stands with less than a month and a half till election day. the latest nbc news/wall street national poll shows joe biden leading president trump by eight points and more than 50% of voters disapprove of the president's job performance. arguably, the president's biggest weak points is his administration's response to the pandemic an abc news poll shows only 27% of americans have confidence in president trump to confirm the safety of a vaccine. in the nbc news and "wall street journal" poll, voters gave biden a double digit edge on health care and coronavirus the new poll shows biden leading by double digits with latino voters >>> more than 200,000 americans have now died of covid-19. health officials are warning of higher numbers, as people attend those so-called super spreader events >> reporter: from illegal parties to festivals drawing thousands, super spreader events now drawing each more scrutiny at missouri's lake of the ozarks -- >> it's one of those things, i'm not worried about the flu o

tracie potts, nbc news at the u.s.apitol. >>> authorities in paris are revealing more details attack, away from the offices of charlie hebdo. that was from 2015. today two people were critically injured by a man with a knife. both stabbing victims are journalists for a separate agency that now occupies the floor where charlie hebdo once operated. they were outside on a smoke break when they were stabbed. the two suspects are in custody. authorities say one was the attacker, the other is a possible accomplice. the national terror agency now investigating. >>> new for you this morning, breonna taylor's family speaking out for the first time since the decision this week to not directly charge police officers in her death. the family held a news conference a short time ago in louisville. and they're calling for more transparen attorney general's ongoing investigation. an attorney for the family says everyone is heartbroken and even outraged over the grand jury's decision. they want kentucky attorney general daniel cameron

the brake lights out of tracy starting right around mountain house. right to about north flynn.o the typical stuff there with no delays heading towards that 680 dublin interchange. once you get through that livermore valley area. 34 minutes already, that's your drive time westbound 580 from 205 over to 680. eastshore freeway, in the clear. we did have an earlier trouble spot blocking the potrero on ramp to westbound 80. that's now been opened and things are moving nicely in both directions. we've got road work and it's causing delays along the nimitz freeway looking at the sensors here, lots of red which means we're seeing speeds under 25 miles an hour. so certainly a slow ride to your start this morning out of downtown oakland working to the 23rd and 29th street exits there. that's where they have the ongoing road work, they've been wrapping it up at least for the most part by 6:00. in the meantime always jump on about 580 freeway portion through oakland that will get you around the mess. the rest of 880 looking pretty good though with no delays near the coliseum. that's a look

tracie? >> reporter: no question about that, marcus and laura. good morning, everyone. we're going to talk about the politics but the big focus here is the life and the legacy of ruth bader ginsburg. today a woman's body will lie in state at the u.s. capitol for the first time. justice ruth bader ginsburg honored by members of the house and senate including former senator and presidential nominee joe biden. president trump paying respects at the supreme court thursday. as sounds of political discourse pierce the solemn moment. the president refusing to commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses november's election. >> we'll have to see what happens. you know that. i've been complaining strongly about the ballots. >> are the election results only legitimate if you win? >> we have to be very careful with the ballots. >> reporter: democrats and republicans decried the president's refusal to agree by election results and leave offi office. >> you are not in russia or saudi arabia. you are in the united states of america. it is a democracy. >> president trump, you

coming out of tracy. it's the usual stuff here. already starting to get a little slow as you work your way westbound 205 connecting on to 580. past that there, though, there's no troubles to report as you connect on to 680 itself. your drive times still in the green. so that's good news, 27 minutes to go from 205 over to 680. i'll have look at the bay bridge in the neepne >>i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and we have new video in of a wildfire burning in plumas county right now. check it out. this really flared up yesterday prompting new mandatory evacuations that extended to yuba and butte counties. a lot of them going on overnight and you caseth evacuees leaving here amidst all the flames. this is the bear fire. part of the north complex fire. and this made it move toward -- this flare-up rather made it move to a southwestern direction. effect in plumas and yuba ent and butte county. this is video from about 1:00 this morning, 162 and marina vista in oroville if you are familiar with disomers ey wemovi in to really to mak

backed up well into tracy and just a large stretch ochered there on the sensors. altamont pass road which would have probably been a very good alternate route is bogged down as well. it is bumper to bumper there as well. a bit of traffic until this one is cleared out of the roadway. 67 minutes, well over an hour the make that trek from 205 over to 680. so definitely slow westbound 580 this morning. we'll keep you updated on that. the rest of our freeways are actually looking great. no delays along the eastshore freeway and highway 4 clear as well as 101 out of the south bay. now the golden gate bridge, dealing with a bit of fog this morning and limited visibility. might be an issue working through there and across the span as well as parts of 101 especially through the waldo grade. so keep that in mind as you hit the roadways, right now though here's some good news, the bay bridge commute, if you are headed out of the east bay, into the city, looks frit good. no metering lights just yet. traffic fairly quiet there. in fact, all of the bay area bridges checking in

thank you, tracie. >>> 6:04. well, with the holiday weekend at hand and a sizzling summer warm-up on tap, what could be better than a trip to the beach? well, in these unprecedented times just about anything. we have a pandemic, of course, on our hands. bay by"today in the bay's" beap suratos joins us from pacifica. >> reporter: they wanted to stop the spread of the coronavirus and that's why they will close its beaches this labor day weekend. they're going to start doing it tomorrow, but they are not the only area in the bay area that's going to take these precautions. at least stop the spread of the coronavirus during this holiday weekend. santa cruz county will be closing its beaches. they're going to start tomorrow and that's going to last through monday. i do want to point out that on saturday and sunday those beaches will be open between 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. you have monterey county who will close their beaches starting tonight and that will last through monday. point reyes in marin, they will be closed b

"today in the bay's" tracie potts has our story live this morning. tracie? >> reporter: and now house speaker nancy pelosi, from the bay area, is talking about impeachment again as another way of posynomination. nothing confirmed and that. she says she hasn't ruled it out and the president with a crowd of supporters talked about it. he said bring it on. president trump says he'll nominate someone to replace supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg this week. >> if joe biden and the democrats take power they will pack the supreme court with far left radicals. >> reporter: the president said he's spoken to all five women on his short list and questions whether ginsburg urged lawmakers to wait until after the election. >> that was justice ginsburg's dying wish, and it may be the senate's only last hope. >> reporter: with only two republicans opposing quick confirmation, it's full steam ahead. >> we're going to vote on this nomination on this floor. >> they want to get it done so they can overturn the affordable care act. >> reporter: joe biden says if he wins

to washington and "today in the bay's" tracie potts. just 48 days to go until election day and biden is also on the move reaching out to voters, tracie. >> reporter: yes, specifically latino voters but also some old colleagues in the senate. he has a phone call set up this morning to get some of those democrats to help him in this campaign. today democratic presidential nominee joe biden speaks to democrats in the senate about mobilizing voters after a trip to florida where he courted veterans. >> we'll make sure no veteran is locked out of treatment. >> reporter: and latino voters. >> you can decide the direction of this country. >> reporter: polls are tight in florida with biden lagging among latinos, a group hillary clinton won easily four years ago. >> i don't take anything for granted. >> reporter: his running mate, senator kamala harris, going after that same group in nevada. >> there are clear choices in this election. and so i urge everyone to, here in nevada, vote and vote early. >> reporter: president trump in an abc town hall

"today in the bay's" tracie potts with what's happening today and in the weeks ahead. tracie? >> reporter: marcus, good morning. that fight took a big turn with mitt romney announcing he will support a vote on whoever the president nominates, not necessarily the nominee. let's start with what's happening today, a private memorial and the first opportunity to the public to formally pay their respects. people, especially women, are flocking to the supreme court to remember the late justice known as the notorious rbg. >> i really like the fact that she stood up for everybody's rights. >> reporter: the casket placed outside overlooking the u.s. capitol where there's a fight to quickly confirm her replacement. president trump says he'll announce saturday. >> they're all great women. they're brilliant, great scholars. >> reporter: a woman, likely to create the most conservative court in a century. making decisions on health care, abortion, gun rights and maybe even the presidential election. >> with the unsolicited millions of ballots they're sending you're going to need nine justic

. >> reporter: we found tracy chavez, owner of eye candy sf crossing union street with sign in hand, thrilled to reopen her salon. >> so happy to be back, so happy to be able to open. i'm really excited. i'm looking forward to everyone coming back and i've just missed everyone so much. it's been a trying year. >> reporter: chavez had to move in with family because she couldn't afford to stay where she was living. the salon is now set up to keep the recommended number of customers at a distance, and chavez is following the requirements by wearing a mask, a face shield, and specialized clothing. >> best of luck to you. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. >> reporter: well wishes from another salon owner, tracy stanwick. >> it's been stressful, but we're all happy. everybody -- it's a relief for our clients too. >> reporter: stanwick also invited us in where already the first client of the day was being served. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> reporter: all of them told us the city waited too long to reopen. danielle rabkin, owner of cross fit golden gate, agrees. >> we were watching coun

norah. >> o'donnell: ben tracy, thank you. joining me now is "60 minutes" correspondent and cbs news senior political analyst john dickerson. okay, john, this is going to be a debate like we've never seen before. what do you think people should watch for? >> well, it's the first face-off for these two and the most unpredictable candidate is the one behind in the polls, president trump. campaigns can be frivolous, and what they should look for is that this is what they should look for is that this is a serious event. the most serious in a campaign which matches up with a serious job. presidents can send people to war. they can change their lives. so what viewers can look for tonight is not just answers to specific questions, but for what's behind them, the temperament, values, poise. those are important in the job, too. >> o'donnell: you're talking about three-quarters of voters say, "we're going to watch," but can any voters' minds be changed? >> a lot of those who are watching will have already made up their minds, but the ca