we're here with tracy morgan tracy! [ cheers and applause that was a clip? new season of "the o.g." season >> she is my greatest and best co-star ever, my daughter. >> seth: when did she first show an interest in being on screen >> well, she -- i'm her dad. so she's always raised in it she was around you when she was born so, she was raised in it and she likes it she's a natural. she's a natural. and i love it. she's on the set she doesn't drop a line. >> seth: that's one -- >> i drop lines -- >> seth: do you get nervous? >> no, no, not with her, not no more >> seth: yeah. >> she don't drop lines. i drop lines [ laughter ] >> seth: do you think she gets nervous on your behalf >> i don't think so. i think she wants to really make her dad proud and she does make me proud i am proud of my daughter. and i love my daughter and she does well. and i'm really proud of her. and she's doing good and she knows what she's doing >> seth: that's fantastic. >> but she wants to be a marine biologist. >> seth: well that's pretty good i mean, i would say like based on her dad, the two things i would

@tracy from it's a wonderful post, thank you for sharing more more. steve rogers, your book is a call to action. the only cure for america's elimination of racial gap. you give us specific ways in which that can happen. the call to action historically black colleges and universities depositing money for black-owned banks and businesses in writing letters supporting preparation. you talk about wokeness and you cite two individuals. one we all know, back in 1979, muhammad ali, people may be less familiar with, you say it was evident in the treatment of his employees and it was a long time ago. tell us about your journey, how you came up with the phrase race man from a race woman that applies to people who are both black and white people. how it plays into this discussion about woke leadership. >> it is a joy to be here this season. to be amongst a brilliant group of panelists, tracy and priscilla who proceeded me already. my book is titled about it to my wife, what can you do now in the black community? i wrote the book in response to george boyd's murd

>> i am tracy gallagher and for chris wallace. i knew coronavirus variance sent markets plummeting as they contain and assess the threats. ♪ >> we don't know a lot about the variant but it's a big concern and spread rapidly. >> stocks and oil plunge as covid fears rattle globin market. rest to restrict flights in and pose new travel limits as scientists determine the effectiveness of current vaccines on the new variate. will ask national institute doctor francis collins what this means for public health and ask mohammed about the impact on the pandemic recovery. >> we need to fund the government, the deadline is december 3. >> from avoiding a government shutdown to raising the debt limit and the defense spending bill, lawmakers returned to lengthy to do list. will discuss with the republican leader in the senate john barrasso of wyoming. a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then the biden administration expected to reinstate the controversial remaining next go policy. will oscar sunday panel about the ongoing crisis at the southern bord

tracy: joining is now a national institute of health doctor francis collins.elcome back to "fox news sunday". good morning to you. what do we need to know about the omicron variance? is it more contagious, would lead to more severe disease? your thoughts? >> those above right questions. it's early enough to be sure we know the answers. that's what a lot of us are spending our time on over the last three days. i've been on zoom calls and phone calls pretty much continuously. we know this is a variant that has a lot of mutations. like 50 of them and more than 30 of those in the spike protein which is a part of the virus that attaches to your human cells if you get infected. that is a new record in terms of the number of mutations. it does make you worry that it's a different virus that it might not respond as well to protection from the vaccine. but we don't know that. we can certainly see in south africa and a few neighboring countries and south part of africa it seems to be spreading quite rapidly. the interest would be that is particularly contagious. we don'

and tracy is a great leader, she is a fantastic mentor. there's a a lot of symbiosis in terms of understanding what amistad is. a friend of mine who is black said theyad read edward p. jone and looked at the spine and said, oh, this is amistad, they publish blacked people, without even looking itt up, just knowig instinctively from the name and understanding the heritage and means, you me understand or i would hope you understand the importancean of what amistad's name has established for 35 years and then look into the catalogue and see that evolution as well. and so for me, i don't know that there was a mandate. i knoww when i was talking to tracy and judith about coming on, i wasi like, oh, i don't wat a lot of pressure, i'm not going to buy a lot of books. i bought 12 books in six months. >>>> i don't know how that happened. there's some outstanding authors waiting to be published. >> exactly, it speaks to that too, it speaks to the perspective and subjectivity that iss inherent in publishing. when you understand andnd care about the c

tracy and i, we bonded because first of all, she's a michigander. for me in a real sense it started with don davis. we were struggling with the whole biography of sugar ray robinson. she was a strict editor. i have 500 pages i turned in and she was exercised about 250 of them so you understand how a writer cringes at that. i said it's perfectly all right because the 250 pages that she knocked out, i could use for the next book. so she gives me a service in the one ascends and has gone on to bigger and better things. she's with bon appÉtit now? my goodness. so she is riding high. [laughter] deservedly so. i started with the idea of having for black women here with me, and for black women responsible and i'm looking out at the crowd and i see so many. it's important because we need you as we push hard into the arena it is a struggle that we have raised going all the way back to hurston. we can talk about all of her books and it would exhaust the time we have together here. but certainly looking at that and how they had stopped that book for all those

they will not be staying in tracy city of tracy says they recently agreed to split the cost with theers association. to humanely removed the birds. an estimated cost of $30,000. well i feel really good about it, because you know they are. this is a plan to actually get rid of them to make our quality of life better. meanwhile the peacocks will still nest and fly on top of roofs. the noise can get pretty. you can get pretty frustrating. so these are the little while neighbors use their own methods to keep the birds away. we have clappers where we run and chase them with these clappers. they don't like in a loud noise. that was kay recede , reporting once a contract is signed, the barrier of wildlife service will work to humanely removed the peacocks from the city. the boy scouts help get people into the holiday spirit in the east bay coming up glimpse of this tradition. and people shopping experienced great weather as they move from store to store meteorologist mark tamayo will show us just how long to expect this beautiful weather and what is beautiful weather and what is go if you s

morgan, the last og himself in the house, we're ready for tracy, but first, your local news >>> goodit includes reducing school budgets by $50 million, cutting 360 positions across the district, and a $40 million cut to central services with another 55 jobs on the chopping block. the district has until mid-december to finalize that plan. >>> have plans this week? better check that forecast as things change. >> it's going to be clearing out, but we've seen all kinds of weather in the past few days. it does continue to change going into the end of the week. we can see the low clouds over fran. may still be drizzling, but we're looking for peeks of sunshine today and our inland temperatures headed for 70 degrees. low 70s tomorrow. and then more showers in the forecast by thursday morning. it will be slightly cooler for the weekend, especially as we set our blocks back one hour sunday morning. we'll have a new storm system set to move into the bay area by early next week. laura? >> thank you so much. thank you for joining us as well. another local news update in half an hour. see you the

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it will take over 50 minutes from highway 205 in tracy to dublin. west bound 4, a half hour from highway 160 to i-80. bay bridge toll plaza, a few more cars. metering lights are on and it will take ten minutes from the maze into san francisco. a live look at the san mateo bridge, more traffic west bound, 12 minutes from highway 880 to 101 in foster city. >> thank you. >>> another business in the south bay has been hit by this recent up tick in smash and grabs. >> joycelyn moran is live from the santa clara police department this morning. what do we know so far about this? >> reporter: this happened this morning at thfix ahear from the police department regarding the details. look at the video shot earlier this morning. you see the damage to the front doors. they've been completely smashed into. these images similar to what we have been seeing play out throughout the bay area in recent weeks at many businesses. we are hearing reports that about 25 to 35 people broke in and stole valuable items. that has not been confirmed with santa clara pd. so far

that accident in tracy is cleared up. so that should help the altamont pass.ng place. back to you. >> how romantic. >>> happening now, enrollment for cover california takes off today. 1 million could qualify, and they could be eligible for free coverage. the deadline to enroll is january 31st. >>> that's a quick look at the top stories we are following this morning. the halloween weekend tragedy in gilroy. deadly gunfire at a city councilman's home, and what authorities are saying about the young man in custody. >> reporter: that deadline is officially here. more than 100 muni drivers did not submit the proof of vaccination. coming up, i will break down the domino affect and what riders can expect. you're watching "today in the bay." ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you.

cbs' ben tracy visited one of the hottest spots that would give anything to stay cold. >> it's crazy,country is beautiful. >> reporter: in this lagoon on the southern korcht of iceland, giant chunks of ice, once part of a massive glacier, gently float away into the north atlantic ocean. >> definitely sad, but it's very grateful to be able to, you know, look at this stuff while i still can. >> reporter: we ran into sharadh sivamani from new york. >> we wanted to get a chance to look at it before, you know, some of it melts away. but it's absolutely striking. >> reporter: although sharadh hadn't heard the term last chance tourism... it sounds like that's what you've been doing. >> it's the rationale. it's sad when you put it that way. but that's what we're doing, while we still can, take a look. >> reporter: a lot of people are rushing to places such as the great barrier reef in australia. the shrinking dead sea in israel, and the melting ice capped of mount kilamanjaro. >> it is a challenge we need to fix. >> reporter: ice land's minister of the environment says tourism in his country

the latest map pulls tracy into the bay area with cities like livermore.ou take out the little piece of district, it makes it win that seat in 2022. ats to >> 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 the rent or their chil

tracy, zero miles, some parts of concord, zero to quarter mile and quarter mile santa rosa to novato. we have fog to start in the bay area. thick and dense for central valley, i think will clear out about 11:30 in the morning, then that's going to set up sunnier weather through the day. get you into the forecast for tomorrow morning. been used to this, going to be chilly, get jacket, good to go. upper 40s, low 50s. east bay, 48 degrees, san francisco 52 and north bay at 49. daytime highs tomorrow about the same, anticipating good rebound with the fog burning off before noon. should be able to get up into low and mid-70s for south bay. east bay looking similar, nice, antioch, 72, danville, 74, hayward 72 as well. peninsula, sunshine and light winds with 72 in redwood city. san francisco, 69, warm spot, marina is cool 62, north bay, 76 in clearlake and 74 in sonoma. monday, tuesday and wednesday, clouds increase. rain hits seattle and portland, they get all the wet weather and we're stuck with cloud cover, no rain next seven days, even though running surplus for this season, could use q

all major freeways are in the green for the super commuters west bound 580, 25 minute drive from 205 tracy to dublin. bay bridge toll plaza. san mateo, traffic is moving smoothly in both directions. >>> taking a live look at oakland airport where new covid- 19 travel restrictions are in effect as new variant of the virus quickly spreads across the globe. >> betty yu spoke with travelers at the airport about their thoughts on the variant. >> reporter: things appear to be business as usual at sfo amid growing concerns over newly discovered covid variant omicron. as international travelers prepare to fly, nations around the world race to contain the variant. monday the u.s. will ban travel from south africa and several other countries. scientists are trying to figure out how dangerous and contagious this strain is. the former fda commissioner. >> it is almost definitely here. looking at the number of cases off planes this weekend it's almost a certainty that there have been cases that have gotten into the united states. >> how do you feel about traveling? >> i am very nervous about it. i am g

here's ben tracy. >> reporter: andy and jennifer parsons didn't think their hearts could handle a newe had for 13 years just last month. >> and we are definitely dog people, and we miss her and miss the presence of a dog. >> reporter: but they heard the richmond animal shelter lets people foster a pet for two weeks during thanksgiving. >> we just thought it would be helpful to get a little bit of some dog back in the house and not really have to feel like we're committing right off the bat. >> it's a good test run. and then y'all can see if it works. >> reporter: the shelter director, christie chipps peters, tries to find a temporary home for abandoned cats and dogs. >> i was thinking about how full our shelter was of all of these animals that just wanted to be loved. and thinking about the people out there that may be alone for thgivinghat want the same thing. and so if we could connect the two, maybe it would be a really beautiful thing. >> reporter: she matched the parsons up with a 2-year-old pit bull named squirmy. >> i love her so much. i'm so glad that she's with you. >> report

tracy animal services supervisor brittany up as close as the problem used to be contained to just a redey've since moved into city limits, causing more issues, especially being next to a school that's caused traffic hazard in issues of that when when kids are being dropped off. now. the red bridge homeowners association is in contract talks with the city to spend at least $30,000 to trap and relocate the birds may sound like, you know, we're being petty, but to be in the midst of it. it is not a petty issue. >> that was kristi gross reporting tonight. some of the neighbors that she talked to off camera say they don't mind the birds and they believe that the money going toward relocation could be put to better use. okay. let's get a final check on weather. rebecca standing by. >> yeah, it's going to be clear and cold outside around the bay area. tonight. a nice clear shot of coit tower right here in the san francisco. not a cloud in the sky so far. but of course that's going to mean that we're going to see very chilly temperatures overnight. in fact, a dry front is coming through the bay

a lot of fog through tracy, and for vasco and on 580 in dublin, no problems for visibility.ack to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> next here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> the host only let's her stay three days after she booked a week in paradise. i am consumer investigator, chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] [ sfx: bing bing bing ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> thanks for sticking around. it's 5:25 this morning. "nbc bay area responds" to a woman whose vacation was ended early. >> when she got to hawaii, the host only had her staying there for three nights. she says the host stopped communicating so she checked out after three nights and stayed elsewhere at her own expense. airbnb gave her a refund to cover the four remaining nights, but that did not add up because the original was $431 a owed m $1,000 and she could not get airbnb to budge. we stepped in and they sent her an additional 1,143 bucks, the full amount of what s

westbound east of mountain house parkway and tracy, at least one lane.s blocked james, back to you. thank you. it's 5.21 and happening today. the u.s. supreme court's going to hear cases challenging the texas abortion law. yeah. the texas law, as you may have heard is one of the most restrictive bans on abortion anywhere in the country. banning the procedure. >> after a heartbeat is detected, which in many cases sometimes before a woman, even though she's pregnant. our dc correspondent alexandra limon is there and she's on capitol hill telling us more about what this is going to happen today. good morning. >h darya james, good morning. well, in addition to being one of the most restrictive bans in the cou-try. the texas law is also one of the most legally complicated and so today the supreme court justices will hear arguments not about whether the texas law is unconstitutional, but rather about whether texas can even be sued over this law. >> the abortion ban in texas has virtually ended abortions in that state. after 6 weeks, one heartbeat can be detect

leading ben tracy to ask, "where's the beef?" >> meat not necessarily what's for dinner.cans are now increasingly trading beef for vegetables, and a new crop of online foodies is cooking up what's known as a plant based diet >> you say the word vegan or plant based and people are i don't eat that. ? >> later on sunday morning, a heart tea serving of veggies. >> knew movie takes on a thanksgiving staple. the family drama that can unfold around the holiday table. tracy smith is talking turkey with the all star cast. >> for most of us, it just wouldn't be thanksgiving without a little family drama. >> coming up here we go >> a new movie serves it all up. a family dinner with this family. coming up on sunday morning. >> sunday morning. >> once upon a time, a cafeteria called the automat seemed like the face of the future. mo rocco takes us back. >> let's pure, there's reason the automat is celebrated in song. it was the crem de lacrem >> we could see something and say that my looks fobs and you pick out a pie >> a slice of the past, ahead on sunday morning. >> it's a top rate

west bound 580 is busy out of tracy connecting from 205.ss, speeds as slow as 11 miles per hour around mount house on 205. once you are passed that, things look better. getting on 680, no delays. ride into sunol grade on 680 looks pretty good. >>> retail stores ransacked and robbed leaving several police agencies investigating. >> several businesses across the bay saw people breaking in or attacking while still open. we have been all over this crime spree since friday. justin andrews is live at stone ridge mall in pleasanton. police were called there overnight. >> reporter: we are learning nine people wearing black busted into the mall. police say they don't have many details or at least they're not releasing it. we have video to show you other smash and grabs. this appear to be bold and brazen and very organized according to witnesses. witnesses tell us that in some cases 40 to 50 people are behind them. you are looking inside the hayward mall. this is yesterday, video captured the crime. notice the criminals are hammers and other weapons

super could miters out of the 205 tracy area.hose brake lights going to north flynn and then things opened up nicely as you approach the dublin. live look here. things moving at the limit at that 580, 680 connector. bulk of the brake lights are as you come off that 205 connector. 38 minutes your travel time. westbound 580 from 205 toward 680. taking a look at the bay bridge. no metering lights. few more cars on the roadway. especially across the upper deck into san francisco. ly have your travel time in my next report. >> new this morning. san francisco parks and rec officials have announced a proposal to merge three attractions in to one. creating the gardens of golden gate park. under the merger the teagarden, the botanical garden and the conservatory of flowers would become one attraction. a vote on the emergencier is expected by the rec and parks commission on thursday. >>> it's 5:22. still ahead, also streaming on cbsn. >>> the world record broken here in california and how the accomplishment is going toward a good cause. wa

it's sluggish out of tracy. getting onto 580. the good news is no fog advisory in effect for this area or for the tri valley. things better today than yesterday. in that respect but it is a little slow as you work through there. travel times 43 minutes, 205 toward 680. there is a fog advisory in effect for the richmond, san rafael bridge. still okay speeds as you work between richmond and sap rafael as well. >>> a system wide strike by lecturers has been called off. this after a possible deal is now on the table. we are live at uc berkeley this morning the details on that deal. >> yeah. it is a deal and it's just been reached this morning. the union representing these lecturers tweeted this morning. that's where we are learning new information. let's pull up the tweets now. it said they have won transforming ground breaking improvements in important areas including job stability. work load and compensation. there's another tweet that the union wrote uc management bargained in good faith and our board has accordingly canceled toda

ben tracy, cbs news, richmond, virginia. >>> and that's the overnight news for this monday.nues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. the federal trial of jeffrey eps epstein associate ghislaine maxwell begins this week. the socialite nices faces up to 70 years in prison. >>> after a private battle with cancer, fashion designer virgil abloh has died. abloh was the artistic director for louis vuitton's wear. the first black person to hold the post at the french design house. he was 41 years old. >>> oscar-winning actor matthew mcconaughey says he is not running for texas governor. the announcement comes after months of speculation that he would campaign for the job. the actor's political party affiliation is unknown. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news new york. >>> it's monday, november 29th, it 2021. this >>> it's monday, november 29th, 2021. this is the "cbs mornin

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it's usual stuff out of tracy on 205 getting to 580.o crashes or accidents so other than usual delays things are moving as we expect, 47 minutes from 205 to 680. that is one of our slowest spots as is the bay bridge. metering lights were turned on and it is already backing up east bay into san francisco. not quite to the foot of the maze yet, we'll see those delays growing in thxt . temicommute,if you are taking t gate, things clear pretty clear. as mary mentioned in the evening commute we'll have slick surfaces later on. expect that. >>> spacex crews set to make the trip back to earth after a series of delays. they were supposed to leave international space station yesterday but high winds off florida coast prompted push back due to safety reasons. the crew has already spent about six months in space. >>> american airlines giving flight attendants a holiday bonus to avoid another operational melt down during the holidays. according to an internal memo attendants who work thanksgiving, christmas, new years will get a 150% premium. anyon

the drive is already a busy one went bound out of tracy from 205 onto 580, tracking slower speeds. once you are past that it looks better towards dublin interchange. 38 minutes from 205 towards 680. if taking 80 from highway 4 to the maze, things look pretty good but we are dealing with foggy spots along 80 through fairfield area. roll over crash north bound 101 at atherton avenue. keeping a close eye on that along 101 in case they close a lane. the golden gate bridge is good, no delays as you work into san francisco. there is a fog advisory for the carquinez bridge. be careful if traveling through vallejo in that area. >>> average gas price in california continues to soar after hitting a record high. >> joycelyn moran is live with the cheapest gas in santa clara. you will want to fill up there, joycelyn. >> reporter: that's right. i am going to want to fill up here as well. remember at the end of last week, i mentioned we were about 2 cents away from breaking the record. well we have officially broken it. state average for gas prices in california is 4.68. we did find in san jose

super commuters west bound on 580, traffic is slow leaving tracy.st bound from highway 205 to 680 in dublin. west bound highway 4, 25 minute drive from 160 to highway 4. west bound 80, 15 minutes highway 4 to the macarthur maze. bay bridge toll plaza, a live look, traffic is moving, metering lights off, a seven minute drive from the maze into san francisco. >>> this morning, another business in the south bay has been hit by this recent up tick in smash and grabs. >> joycelyn moran is live from the santa clara police department with what we know so far on this case. >> reporter: we are still waiting to get details from santa clara pd regarding this incident. take a look at this video shot earlier this morning. it is the fix kicks on el camino in santa clara. these are similar images to what we have been seeing at a lot of businesses throughout the bay area. we are waiting to hear from santa clara pd. so far they have only acknowledged this business has been robbed previously. we are hearing reports that 25 to 35 people broke in and stole valuable ite

>> i work with nicole and tracy. distribution of the fentanyl test trips is part of every interaction. along with that is training on how to use the sfent nil test strips properly. i often say that syringe access and disposal is not the proper name for it because it is comprehensive and it is an opportunity to connect people that are often not connected to services. so we often offer this as a gateway for those who use drugs. >> what are the priority neighborhoods you have identified in this contract or the work that you're doing? >> the syringe sites are at set locations. your office did reach out to me about hot spots and they are determined for either syringe disposal or for enhanced outreach efforts. the way that they are identified is either through calls with supervisors or calls brought to the attention with district owners. the collaborative meets monthly. i attend meetings and it is an opportunity for us to discuss trends that we're seeing in the community as well as transitions as far as trends. i mean, we

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bring in telemetry specialist tracy shugart. tracy, the thing that stands out to me.de oil, crude prices and stocks are having pretty good session today. did they get the memo? >> first of all the biden administration playing kick the can, they will be paid back to the spr likely higher prices. if we look at the language of this document, says they will be made available. so there is a chance that oil companies weren't take this deal. charles: right. >> also reining oil reserves at sub80 lacks a bit of insight and ill thought out as it does nothing to alter fossil fuel demand and it will actually have the opposite of its intended consequences as it doesn't really address any real issues, seven years of declining cap-ex, leasing permits halted on federal lands, stopping project like keystone xl. this coeasily push up oil over $100 next year. charles: that is so amazing. we're seeing it instantaneously. overnight the oil was down but now it's a gusher. strategic petroleum reserve is already 100 million barrels below capacity. you brought up this point, oil has historica

it's widespread along 5 80 between areas near dublin all the way towards livermore and out towards tracy along 8 86 80. we've got a little bit there. hayward fremont, one of those areas where we've got a few scattered showers and scattered showers continue over areas of the santa cruz mountains as well as the mountains in the sierra. the snow continuing here we will continue to watch this move out of the area, and by tonight we will be dry. better details on what you can expect for your bay area tuesday, and some of those rainfall amounts from the last 24 hours coming up in just a bit. okay thanks so much. rosemary oroczo say they were prepared for any emergency. ktvu james tourist shows us what the storm left behind and tells us whether this rain is putting a dent in our drought. the rain from this morning storm didn't come down too hard this time around, but it did come down for hours and hours. what a one at lucky drive and marin county is a typical flood spot for traffic, but the rain only caused some standing water not enough to prevent cars from passing through. this storm was much

i called tracy brown.oria 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 agenda com

." >> i'm ben tracy in washington..ger children are eligible to receive the covid-19 vaccine, pediatricians are educating parents on what to expect before and after the shot. elise preston has more from new york city. >> reporter: 7-year-old amaya roy is getting her first covid shot. why is it important for you to get the vaccine? >> so i get protected from covid-19. >> for our family, a turning point in what has been an incredibly difficult 18 months. >> reporter: elizabeth has been preparing her daughter for this, and pediatricians say knowing what to expect before and after is good practice for any vaccine. the cdc does not recommend afow well the vaccine beforehtod works. >> it is advised to avoid fever reducers such as tylenol and motrin because in some studies, it's been shown that they affect the immune system. even though it's very few studies, we just don't really know. >> reporter: pediatrician dr. joanne luna says a child should be laying down when they get their vaccine. >> a child gets too nervous, too upse

and it was almost like he was at peace with it. >> so tracie said, "we got him."hospital, witnessed the arrest. she was on the phone, giving cindi a play-by play. >> i said, "send me the pictures now." and so she hung up and she took pictures of him in the suit with his hands behind his back. >> reporter: handcuffs. >> in handcuffs. >> reporter: could you believe it? >> i couldn't believe it. i was so happy. >> tell me a little bit about why you may think you're here today. >> reporter: within minutes, derek alldred had gone from a hospital lounge to a police department interview room. >> there was a warrant out for my arrest in the colony. i actually saw the 7:00 news this morning. >> reporter: so, he had seen that news report and was dodging the law when agents nabbed him. but now he wanted them to know something, he was the victim here of angry exes. like linda from minnesota. >> when things went south, i mean, she was bitter. and she was upset and hurt. probably a little scornful and wanted revenge or whatever you wanna call it. >> reporter: but the agents wer

and of course, a■nthony has bee at tracy as well as temple. thank you for joining us. am ron swisher. we hope you have been inspired by these two great ministers. if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they're hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> live from the cbs bay area studio this is kpix news. >> one night after a robbery in san francisco, walnut creek has been hit by a robbery as well. we will hear from a witness. >>> much of union square is boarded up. there is a plan that the police have to put a stop to retail theft. >>> there is a holiday rush as families wait to get vaccinated before thanksgiving. >>> good mornin

ben tracy, cbs news, richmond, virginia. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm margaret brennan wishing you a happy and healthy thanksgiving. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm elyse preston in new york. this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city welcomes back spectators forced to stay home in 2020. there will be a heightened police presence. safety measures began earlier this week. you can watch the parade right here on cbs. >>> the head of instagram will testify before congress during hearings about online safety for children. in recent years the social media platform has been blamed for negatively impacting the well-being of children and teens. >>> and famous guitars will soon hit the auction block in hopes of raising money for new orleans musicians hit hard by the pandemic. u2 guitarist the edge is leading the effort. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone

ben tracy met with some scientists who are working on that. >> reporter: inside a hangar in boulder,orado, this appears to be just another fancy private jet. >> you can always pull these graphs up. >> reporter: but it's actually filled with scientists on a mission to help save the planet. they take to the skies to hunt down an invisible gas, seen here with infrared cameras, which is rapidly heating up the atmosphere. and fueling some of the worst impacts of climate change. what exactly is methane? >> methane is a greenhouse gas. it is the second largest contributor to climate change, and it accounts for more than a quarter of the warming that we're experiencing today. >> reporter: alissa occo is a senior climate scientist at the environmental defense fund. she says methane emissions mainly come from leaks during fossil fuel production, from the digestive tracts of cows when they burp, and from rotting food in landfills. and here's why it matters. methane is like carbon dioxide on steroids, 84 times more powerful at warming the planet. but unlike co2, which can stay in the atmosphere

already busy as well as you come out of tracy. i will take a look at the travel times. >>> we are learning more about a widespread covid outbreak on the cal football team. >> the team between cal and usc is postponed. the berkeley health department says 44 people have covid. justin andrews said what caused the outbreak to happen. he joins us live from. >> good morning. the berkeley health department said the team fumbled how it was handling safety protocols. they say the team including the coaches and players that came in when they were sick and they didn't test as required. the health department said that the team didn't mask up while inside. athletic director said those who didn't take the trip to arizona for last saturday's game tested positive for covid. with retalking 24 players were missing including chase garber and 12 coaches. now even more tested positive leaving the pack 12 to postpone the big game week cal and usc this weekend. this is all happening while 99% of the team is vaccinated. the team is frustrated with all of