we will discuss the market action with wells fargo investment institute tracy -- tracie mcmillion. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery:shery: u.s. futures getting ground after the biggest reversal since worry, after a loss of more than 1%. our next guest says she is taking advance of market weakness. let's bring in the head of allocation strategy at wells fargo investment institute. great seeing you. this chart is showing the volatility we have seen on the s&p 500 recently. if you are buying the dip, why? tracie: what we have been telling investors over the last few days is that this type of volatility is expected. we have several things we are watching, the debt ceiling is one of them and that has been contributing to the recent volatility. but we look for these 5% corrections. it's usually 10%, now 5%, adding money to the equity market. shery: more voices telling us to liquidate because this is a good time. you have downgraded the emerging markets. why? tracie: we downgraded to a neutral way. we were overweight but we had concern over regulatory restrictions. there is uncertainty around w

first tracy jacks. an enthusiastic volunteer to get the shared spaces program which has been a huge success off the ground during the pandemic. autumn, i was proud to nominate to the legacy business registry recently. she is a dedicated neighborhood volunteer. jason hennedder son. chair of the planning committee, a visionary of sustainable urban design. one of the first people that our office called when complex transportation and land use issues come up for district five. madeline, a queer buy racial artist. many programs, as she mentioned. lastly, i want to mention, my office has been in contact with a number of applicants as well as chair peskin and believe there are configurations that can accommodate the slate that i've described. the current applicant for seat six would also qualify for seats three and tracy jacks currently a seat for seat two could be moved for the at large seat, seat six if that is the committee's preference. thank you for your time and consideration on this cac and frankly on a

tracy morgan is here. -- i have to say it's a little weird to see you in that hospital bed after you spent real time at the end of last season, you got -- your character got shot. he went into a coma. and this season, i mean, is that something that you wanted to do or they came to you and asked you and did they do it delicately? >> well, no, i pretty much wrote the season. that's what really happened to me in my real life. i wanted to just say it, to have closure. that's what happened in my life. i wanted to see me go through it. >> jimmy: what did it feel like to be in that bed, in that gown. >> in real life? >> jimmy: no, not in real life. >> it brought back a lot -- i relived it and it was done. to be in that bed and then -- i remember the day the lady came and took the catheter out. i remember just being in that hospital. i went back to the hospital after i filmed that. i went back to the hospital i was in, and there's pictures out there where you see me in my actual room, kneeling on the floor crying

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reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm ben tracy. >> this is cbs news flash. drags on. the house did not vote on the infrastructure bill. debate over the bill continues friday. ever wondert it looks lik inside inside a hurricane? this is hurricane sam, captured by the sale drone, collecting data for storm forecasting. and the line in for the super bowl halftime show is stet, dr. dre, mary j. blige and kendrick lamar will share the stage for the first time. >>> for more news,ownldhehe app onr cell phone or connected tv. cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, october 1st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." seeking a deal. congress avoids a shutdown, but divided democrats are now racing to save president biden's agenda from falling apart. >>> inside hurricane sam. a drone battles the power of a category-four storm as part of a historic scientific mission. >>> righting a wrong. the state of california returns beachfront property seized from a black family nearly 100 years ago. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with drama on cap

it will take about 40 minutes from highway 205 in tracy to dublin.ck of the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic light, metering lights. high wind advisory, it is an eight minute drive from the maze into san francisco. >>> today, two elected officials heading to orange county to get a briefing on the massive oil spill near huntington beach. >> the attorney general and senator will be there this afternoon. the massive spill is moving south. if the problem worsens it could prompt county to declare a state of emergency and at the same time ntsb investigators plan to review a section of pipe to try and figure out when and how the leak happened. they are sifting through a year's worth of data and images to get a better picture of what went wrong. >> we are fairly certain there was one at least initiating incident that occurred several months to a year ago of an anchor drag situation. that data will take time to review. we already have several leads. >> a 13-inch split of pipeline off the orange county coast leaked as much as 131,000 gallons of crude oil into th

i did have a really tough childhood as a girl and i saw tracy edwards on tv and thought, "oh, my god,er crew will continue to do what they have always done, to make a real difference to young women's lives. jon maguire, bbc news, hamble. t—rex is one of the world's best—known dinosaurs. now scientists have found one of the fearsome predator's ancestors and it's about the size of a chicken. the new species called pendraig milnerae, lived more than 200 millions years ago in the south wales and the bristol channel area. but the discovery nearly didn't happen, as laura foster reports. it's a killer roughly the size of a chicken, and it existed tens of millions of years before more well—known dinosaurs such as the t—rex and velociraptor came along. every story has a beginning, middle and the end, and this is the beginning of this story for the dinosaurs. so if you're thinking of predatory dinosaurs, any beastie that is going to chow down on meat, that is something which we're all interested in. the ultimate predator, t—rex, has a family history, and this is going right the way back to the

i said to tracy, "i feel that we can create an organisation that can help kids," just being a dad toer children. i felt that i needed this and i needed to get going now, so i began the kiyan prince foundation. it was simple — help young children change their lives. what his dad is doing takes so much resolve. to get up and say "right, my son's not gonna die in vain. "i'm gonna try and push people out there so they can see a positive light, they can see a positive way forward, rather than a negative way." my passion is about young people that are hurting, turning that around and giving them a future, just like i did with mine. that's the mindset you need to deal with your problems! tell yourself, let's go! the fact that people are running in his honour and to raise funds to help the situation that unfortunately he lost lost his life to, i think he would be very proud of that fact. knife crime has definitely soared london and as a father myself, i it's definitely something that, if i can take my part - and help to stop that, - then i want to take part and do as much as i can. when i fe

harris, i think it's tracy harris, jr. -- no, no, sorry i got that wrong.ry, jr. did i get everybody, right? all right. oh, i forgot the kenny wayne, jr. thank you, guys. i appreciate you joining us. what you're doing is amazing. you all saw this problem about 23 students being arrested in three days. something had to be done. how did you decide to do something? what happened? >> we're all active parents on the campus. so after the first fight and then the next day then we had the second fight and i immediately knew that this isn't the school we sent our children to. this isn't the community that we're raising our babies in. so what i did, i reached out to these guys and some other parents. we decided to have a meeting downtown shreveport at the that plan at the moment, after a three-hour meeting, did not include coming up to the school. that was the furthest thing from our mind. when we were leaving the meeting, kenny, wayne, mike, zach, these guys here, they said how about if we just go to the school every day and just show up? so we kind of bounced it ba

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the latest map pulls tracy into the bay area with cities like livermore.ou take out the little piece of district, it makes it a lot harder for democrats to win that seat in 2022. >> the basic income pilot programs have been popping up around te state. the los angeles is kicking off the biggest such program yet. tell us about it. >> they have applications today for the program. many communities across the country have different ones. of in l.a. they are looking at 3200 families give $1000 a month to. first day of the application was today and a decision will be made in january. one of the things that's unique about the program is there are no restrictions on how the money can be used. there are reese editions on qualification. have to book be below the poverty level and have to be in úthe city. there are restrictions on who qualifies. if you receive the money, unlike other grants, no restrictions on how you spend it. this program just incentivizes work. it will help people who are working bring it up to the next level. they are not paying the bills are paid

a great ride out of tracy towards that 580 connector -- that 680 connector i should say. 101, 85, 280, 87 are all in the green. >>> tens of thousands of gallons of water are flooding streets following an overnight water main break in alamo. >> several residents are trapped in their homes as water rises leaving the road impassable. east bay mud is working to shut off the main. justin andrews is on his way to the scene. >>> the statewide eviction moratorium has officially expired. california had extended more tore come three times including in june. some protections still remain. alameda's is still in place. elsewhere people who have paid 25% of the past year's rent cannot be evicted yet. the state is still taking applications for billions in rent relief. we have a resource guide at kpix.com. >>> new, west contra costa unified has approved a vaccine mandate for eligible students, staff, volunteers. school employees have no later than november 15 to be fully vaccinated. students have until december 15. as andrea nakano reports, before the vote, some parents say they were shut out from ha

and it -- it was a good feeling at that -- that first night. >> tracie, can you put those interviewsus and did you, as the director, find that there was a unifying theme among the survivors you spoke to? >> yes. um, i'm the co-director and stanley is the director of the film. um, but yeah, i -- i found that of the survivors we spoke with in the film, this was a profound trauma in the lives of all of these people. um, i -- in doing the interviews, um, obviously, this is not something that is very easy for any of them to talk about having lived through the massacre of three-dozen people by the american state. um, there was never any justice for any of them. um, that goes for not only the prisoners but also the families of the hostages who work at the prison who were either killed or injured. and one thing that i really think that i found in common throughout all of them was all of them feeling like they never got any justice. um, there has never been so much as an apology from the state of new york in the 50 years since this happened. and though, everyone has different perspectives dep

just the usual stuff out of tracy. getting onto 580 itself and it stays slow at least to north flynn and then things look better to the 680 connector. a lot of green on the travel time. westbound 580. only 31 minutes, east shore freeway and no delays or brake light as long highway 4. 25 minutes antioch over toward 80. south bay looking good. we have one trouble spot southbound 10 >>> even the casua, l fannies it has nothing to do with him playing hockey. he was cleared from throwing games. the same day he was cleared another investigation opened up. the result of that investigation, a 21 game suspension nearly a quarter of the season. this after he violated the nml's coronavirus protocol. no specifics of what the violation was but he was reportedly under investigation for submitting a fake coronavirus vaccination card. he released a statement saying i made a mistake. one i regret and take responsibility for. i will continue to participate in counseling to help me make better decisions in the future. >>> warriors will t

it is slowing a little bit out of tracy working towards the dublin interchange. travel times are in the green. 28 minutes 205 to 680. east shore freeway is clear, highway 4 to the maze, 13 minutes. i am not seeing brake lights or issues as you work across to the bay bridge. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have a lot of power outages in the bay area, taking a look at the map pge is showing, realtime information where people are without power right now. more than 21,000 homes and businesses are in the dark in the bay area, more than half in the east bay, more than 7,000 on the peninsula. check out the new video, shows part of the issue pge power pole transformers on fire. we found these in san pablo and richmond. pge says it is sending crews all over the bay area to get the lights back on but no real eta. last night the website had thousands without power in richmond but that's since changed. take a look at the citizen app video. it shows another power pole fire, this one in san francisco. we are not getting reports of fires spreading to homes or an

going from tracy into the city. >>> live to oracle park and the giants are headed home for game five. >> san francisco's loss in la r taall nlds. the game is tomorrow at 6:07. >> veteran has the complete break down. >> from dodger stadium where the experts said this was going to go five, the dodger fans last night certainly wanted this nlds series to go five but there were 26 giants players in the clubhouse that wanted to close it last night but you know what? evan longoria said it wasn't going to be easy and he wasn't wrong. giants used eight pitchers and the entire bench and still came up short. now the manager elected to go with -- that struggled and they jumped on him immediately. trey turner smacked one to the wall. 1-0 dodgers. got one out in the second and was pulled. the dodgers countered their ace on short rest. he lost game one tonight -- or last night. he struck out four. only allowed a run in to the 5th. dodgers offense, they left 11 runners on base. road ripped one deep to left. wade jr. and he was there to make the grab. mookie bets took garcia the distance. a two run bl

a live look at censors west bound 580 out of altamont pass out of tracy, already getting busy. we are seeing significant delays out of tracy getting on to the 580 connector with a 36 minute travel time from 205 towards 680. east shore freeway is okay, 15 minutes highway 4 to the maze. highway 4 is checking in problem free. the bay bridge, it's very dark but you see traffic moving at the limit. new crash near treasure island involving two vehicles and blogging one or two lanes. chp is headed to the scene. a live look at the golden gate bridge, as you are out and about, you will see puddling and ponding and also wind advisories for most bay area bridges. already very busy. >> thank you. >>> the strongest storm of the year is leaving a trail of flood waters, up rooted trees, downed power lines. >> a lot of you are making the best of it. in san francisco these people, many in shorts, braved ankle deep flood waters and used brooms to clear intersections. their efforts were not in vein. this was taken an hour later because the community pitched in. the flood waters started clearing.

highway 4 cleared up without any problems, so folks can travel into tracy to discovery bay, or tracy 580. the volume is building towards the truck scales, and not there yet. highway 37, no early slowing. west 80, across the bay bridge, a smooth easy flow of traffic. a nice volume building. we have consistently filled in the lanes in the last 20 minutes to half an hour over here. not a great camera shot. the bay bridge with a little light affect. there you go. i will tap the cam. there you go. it's like the clapper, but it's a camera. >> watch this. there you go. >>> next on "today in the bay," bay area responds. >> i am consumer chris chmura, and this is next. >>> this was out at half moon bay, and as we head into break, we wanted to remind you you can keep up with the entire team on instagram, facebook and twitter. we're all there. it's 5:20. we'll be right back. let me get this straight. you've got an a.i. strategy to deliver a better customer experience, that will help us retain our customers and even grow our business? how much is this going to cost? here's the figure. 59. 59 mil

tonight -- tracy morgan, penn badgley, and music from billy strings. and now, jimmy kimmel! host of the show. thank you for watching. we are back to work. thank you for braving the elements to be with us on a rare day of rain here in southern california. this morning, everyone in l.a.

already busy out of tracy. getting onto 580, westbound, you have slow and go conditions in that area. once are you past all that getting first reports of a new trouble spot. this is westbound 580 at that 680 dublin interchange. chp just headed out to the scene. no word if any injuries are involved. we will let you know if anything kind of slows you down more in that area. travel times 36 minutes to go westbound 580 from 205 toward 680. now the rest of the mar freeways actually looking okay. that number 2 lane from the left as well as the left lane. the two left lanes are blocked due to a crash with injury. chp fire crews arriving on scene. that ride along starting to get busy. you will want to plan for that as you head out the door. >>> happening today san rafael police will join students on their trek to class to celebrate national walk to school day. >> the event is aimed to encourage parents and students to exercise and practice pedestrian safety. here is some of the safety advice people will share today whe

cbs' ben tracy has tonight's "eye on america"-- the great change along the great lakes. >> reporter: you aot g beaere. the force really xa >> reporter: when you live along a great lake named superior, you never forget who has the upper hand. ( wave crashing ) >> and the lake wins every time. >> reporter: dennis stachewicz is planning director for the city of marquette, on michigan's upper peninsula. so, this is the road to nowhere. >> it is. >> reporter: this shattered stretch of road used to be lakeshore boulevard. >> lake erosion really got the best of it, but ultimately it failed, because nature caught up with us. >> reporter: the solution was expensive. nearly $3 million to rebuild the road 300 feet away from its increasingly unpredictable neighbor. >> the intensity of the storms have really increased. >> reporter: more intense storms fueled by climate change are battering shorelines and cities throughout the great lakes, pulling the land right out from under some homes. >> cities like chicago, milwaukee, detroit, cleveland, they all have to adapt to this. >> reporter: melissa sc

and that's what i fight for. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news, iceland. >> duncan: still ahead on thews, the new sound on the radio reaching an audience that has been waiting for a change. managing type 2 diabetes? on it. -on it. on it, with jardiance. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. jardiance also lowers a1c. and it may help you lose some weight. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, and don't take it if you're on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. taking jardiance

happy halloween right now on jimmy kimmel tracy morgan.it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- tracy morgan, penn badgley, and music from billy strings. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. thank you. welcome, welcome. hi, there. that's very nice. thank you. thanks. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] we are back to work. thank you for braving the elements to be with us on a rare day of rain here in southern california. this morning, everyone in l.a. went in the closet and found their one and only waterproof jacket.

that's your travel time for that ride out of tracy in to the pass.u past that things look better. getting a quick look at the travel times for the barry bridges we are seeing a lot of green. no delays on the richmond san rafael. 92 and the bay bridge checking in problem free. >>> facebook over and over again has shown it chooses profit over safety. >> happening today a former facebook product manager will testify on capitol hill. >> she is expected to tell a senate subcommittee that executives have made safety a low priority on their platform. justin andrew is live and we talked to tech experts. what are they saying? >> we talked to two of them and they both said that facebook are right here behind me has done a poor job regulating itself and said the governor should step in soon. >> the social media companies cannot police themselves. we tried that before. this is not an event that's stayed so containd that only one person knows about it. now that the whistle blower has come forward, government investigators will look for clayation. >> cyber regulat

we have with us, tracy shugart.cy, i keep thinking there will be some sort of coordinated intervention at some point to bring down the price of crude oil but it just doesn't happen and in the meantime this is all the things happening which you predicted so what can we look at potentially as the next level higher? >> i mean without some intervention from opec which quite frankly just doesn't have the spare capacity or new production coming on from the u.s. which is unlikely due to the fact that companies are focusing keeping investors, that means capital discipline, paying down debts, dividends, stock buybacks, depending how cold winter is, u.s. senate gas stocks could swing into deficits. we would likely see a lot of gas to oil switching. very possible we could see well over $90. charles: wow. some of the names you mentioned on this show, what would that do? you see these names and they are sort of dormant for a while. there is a pop, sometimes there is a disconnect, see crude up, the energy sector down. maybe that

ben tracy reports. >> not going to be mother nature.e force of the lake. >> reporter: dennis has lived along lake superior for two decades. >> it kind of looks like it got bombed out. >> it does. >> reporter: even in this now long-term relationship, he says the lake still has all the power. he showed us this shattered stretch of road that used to be lakeshore boulevard. >> lake erosion really got the best of it. but ultimately it failed because nature caught up with us. >> reporter: stankowicz is planning director, home to michigan's upper peninsula. the city had to spend nearly $3 million rebuilding the road f increasingly unpredictable neighbor. >> we're watching the intensity of these storms just get worse and worse to the point that they're really becoming dangerous for our infrastructure and the health and welfare of the community. >> reporter: so you're seeing the extremes get more extreme? >> the extremes are getting way more extreme. >> reporter: the storms fueled by climate change are more frequent and intense. they are batteri

, looking into whether the eggs governor use state funds to produce the book is ongoing, and he is tracy albino again, this whole entire investigation. it feels like one big show to me. know the ethics commission already allowed homo to keep the $5100000.00 he made off of his $1.00 money book allies. so frankly, i don't see the weight and having the ethics commission investigating sells. no, i want to try to be optimistic. and on its face, it's a small victory, and it's a step that browser that a lot earlier. but i'm a realist in a month encouraged by this move, our family members a for us really nursing home families. they're, they're dead, they're not coming back. so number one, he should apologize. number 2 is you give every said that he made up his book to his many, many victims, and number 3, what i hope and he won't voluntarily he do this, but i hope he ends up in prison. what he's done in the wake of the pandora pavers revelations, us lawmakers are ramping up f as to crank down on corruption new legislation. jobs they enables act is expected to be revealed on friday, is designed t

and he is tracy alvina. again, this whole entire investigation feels like one big show to me. no, yes, it's commission already allowed homo to keep the $51000000.00 he made off of his blood money. but the lies. so frankly, i don't see the point in having the at the commission investigating cells. no, i want to try to be optimistic. and on its face, it's a small victory, and it's a step that browser earlier, but i'm a realist in a month encouraged by this move foremost book. once again, it is a blood money book of lies, and it was written on the graves of over $16000.00 innocent senior citizens. and it's not only reason to write a book on how you convert a pandemic in the middle of a pandemic. but it's still rate evil. actively omit jess from public health record to make money off of a book deal to my father's death may have been an inconvenient number that he left on the report to get a 5000000 dollar book deal. but to me, my father was my whole world air up to date and join us for more news and about 30 minutes time up next.

we have energy specialist tracy shugart. tracy, what can be done? government you're in, china america, communism, capitalism, doesn't matter, when energy prices go through the roof they are under a lot of pressure. do you see intervention from a governmental point of view now? >> i mean honestly this will be really hard to tame right now. you have nat-gas crunch, you have a coal crunch. this is in fact bringing up oil because their prices far superseded oil prices. we'll see gas to oil, coal to oil switching. opec has drained much of their spare capacity. shale drillers are not key wrapping up production. in addition this administration hasn't made it easy as far as new drilling permits and pipelines are concerned. this problem has been percolating for some time. it will be hard to get that genie back in the bottle. hopefully we have a mild winter or spring comes early. charles: to that point it is interesting, because this administration did punt asking opec and russia by the way, opec plus russia, they leave that part out to increase their drillin

reggie: can we stop in tracy on the way to fresno? mike: i'm not going past tracy. you know that.ood ride. t's talk about the weath hi, everybody's thursday morni's a look at clit will remain mosty with below average highs not only today, but tomorrow too. tonight, we begin our first chance of showers that begins in the south and east take. tomorrow, we will say goodbye to that chance of showers and hello to warm sunshine as temperatures turn back to average levels. in the clouds, we have some moisture and it is trying to fall out. the cloud -- the clouds became kind of fuzzy yesterday and looked like they had a bit of a tale. that's when the clouds are releasing moisture, but it is evaporating before it hits the ground. 61 at san francisco, oakland 65, san jose at 69. near 70 in our inland east eight neighborhoods. upper 60's to near 70 in the north bay. tonight, a little clearing begins in the north bay. look at all those 40's the rest of us we cloudy with 50's. a little bit of green showing up in the south bay. we will start at 7:00 this morning and you can see a few holes in t

first tracy jacks. an enthusiastic volunteer to get the shared spaces program which has been a huge success off the ground during the pandemic. autumn, i was proud to nominate to the legacy business registry recently. she is a dedicated neighborhood volunteer. jason hennedder son. chair of the planning committee, a visionary of sustainable urban design. one of the first people that our office called when complex transportation and land use issues come up for district five. madeline, a queer buy racial artist. many programs, as she mentioned. lastly, i want to mention, my office has been in contact with a number of applicants as well as chair peskin and believe there are configurations that can accommodate the slate that i've described. the current applicant for seat six would also qualify for seats three and tracy jacks currently a seat for seat two could be moved for the at large seat, seat six if that is the committee's preference. thank you for your time and consideration on this cac and frankly on a

speak now to tracy alvin. oh, she lost her father to cove it when he was in a new york care facility. she now works for voices for seniors, advocacy group. appreciate coming on. let's just start with the main part of that story. what did you think when you found out that the new york joint commission on public ethics was conducting an investigation into the brookdale? well, this whole entire investigation feels like one big show to me. now the ethics commission already allowed homo to keep the $5100000.00. he made off of his one money. but the lies. so frankly, i don't see the point in having the ethics commission investigate who sells. no, i want to try to be optimistic and on its face it's a small victory. and is the stuff that browser i earlier, but i'm a realist in a month. encouraged by this move, it's the seems to be some irony that quote, wrote a book my big money of what seemed to be a manual of leadership excellence during tanya croyt has given what we now knows or ill suspect, greatly as transpired d

i called tracy brown.lled gloria romero and veronica garcia and we created the san francisco latino taskforce. we had no idea of what was in front of us and earlier, mayor london breed referred to her as 'mama bear' that was no joke. that was no nickname. she is mama bear. in the native traditions just like in other traditions people who are elder are given names and it's not a nickname but it's a name that you earn and valorie has earned that name 'mama bear' because she has not only taken care of herself because that's where it begins is taking care of oneself, but she's taking care of her son, she's taking care of her husband just like they have taken care of her. throughout these 18+ months, we meet every single monday at 9:00 in the morning, and don't be late because she'll call you out and she facilitates the meeting. imagine having 30+ latinos and latinas and government officials on a zoom call and the discipline that she has to get us through a one-hour meeting from 9:00 to 10:00 and get that agend

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you see on the maps all the red lining the area out of tracy onto 580. that's from mount house to just about north flynn. past that it looks better with no major issues connecting onto 680. san mateo bridge is clear, tail lights working towards foster city side, peninsula side. traffic is pretty quiet. so far so good at the bay bridge, not seeing brake lights or issues for the ride into san francisco. eight minutes from the east bay as you head into the city. niners taking on the seahawks sunday. if you are headed to the game, kick off is at 1:05 and parking lots open about 9:35 for you tailgaters. expect busier than usual conditions in and around levi stadium and of course surrounding freeways, highways, 101, 237, 880. you might consider public transit. it's always a good option. they all have options to get you to levis a little bit quicker sometimes than those roadways. we are monitoring the situation in alamo, hemme avenue near danville boulevard, shut down due to a water main break. use alternates. stone valley might be a possibility and maybe stick

all of the tracys cannot be supported. you are com arina tracys cannot be supported.difference. there's not enough for every family like hers. that - difference. there's not enough for every family like hers. that will i every family like hers. that will cover 3 million _ every family like hers. that will cover 3 million of _ every family like hers. that will cover 3 million of our _ every family like hers. that will cover 3 million of our most - cover 3 million of our most vulnerable families but that's just one part of the support in place to help them. last year we increase the local housing allowance, an extra per year, local housing allowance, an extra peryear, depending local housing allowance, an extra per year, depending on circumstances, that could be —— that could be an extra billion pounds per year, 60 of pounds perfamily. we support council tax bills and you mentioned energy bills, we already have multiple ways to support people with energy bills. if i could just finish, you have asked the question. someone who is in receipt of various benefits can receive

traffic through altamont pass, 32 minutes is your travel time as you work your way out of the 205 tracy area getting onto 580. you have brake lights to about north flynn. past that everything is clear the rest of the over the dublin interchange. >>> hundreds expected to walk off the job at suter health hospital any minute now. >> workers cite short staffing and unfair labor practices. justin, what are you seeing this hour? >> reporter: we are seeing exactly what the caregivers said we would. i will step out of the way. this is the registration table where some of the caregivers said they literally walked off the job with their scrubson. at if can pan toward the hospital a tad, there are about two dozen protesters in the distance. it's a pretty good distance from where we are. they have signs and said these conditions are ridiculous. a little over 350 people they're expecting at suter healthcare. they're expecting to be out here at least a week or until things get settled. we are told hospital employees say they are worried for patient and staff safety and conditions are very dire. they

no crashes in pass but have you a lot of people out of tracy. getting onto 580.ast to north flynn. that's where we are seeing a few busy conditions. it's a little better as you approach the dublin. live look here. headlights heading toward 680. there's quite a bit of volume. as far as traffic the speeds are doing great through that portion. travel time 38 to 680. no delays on 80. highway 4 and 101. that's good news. the bay area bridges looking good. there's extra volume. now more cars are on the roadway as you work out of the east bay into san francisco. rest of the bay area bridges are pretty quiet. >>> it's 5:22 on this tuesday morning. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn. >> blue origin and how long it could take to accomplish but before we head to break a tribute to ken bautista who is retiring at the end of this week. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... no

tracy, 46. so let's talk about your commute. no fog out there whatsoever. a slight chance of a shower near the ocean today. abbott calmer conditions on the water. that was so aggressive. it's definitely colder. let's talk about what's going on as far as the air quality. temperatures start to soar above average thursday and friday but thankfully they are quality will remain healthy. we are waking up to critical fire conditions which are marginal for most. especially used into napa, eastern contra costa and alameda counties, the highest threat the fire danger will be in solano county. by 6:00 that window is pretty much closing. we have a window of about 10 hours in solano county were the most critical fire conditions all come together in the form of fire being able to spread rapidly after starting things to low humidity levels. we need to be vigilant around this area once again. jobina: good morning. things really escalated on the traffic front in the last few minutes. a major crash we are following involving a motorcyclist. this is westbound 80, a sig alert.