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tracy likes to keep it low profile. you know?ghter ] he's not ostentatious like some of these l.a. celebrities. tracy is backstage right now, as is david letterman. [ cheers and applause ] s you may know, i've spoken a lot over the years about how much i love dave, the impact he's had on me is a comedian, a talk show host. and dave is here tonight to ask me to stop doing that. [ laughter and cheers ] i'm nervous. doing a show with david letterman here is like trying to snake a toilet in front of your plumber. [ laughter ] there's a lot of pressure. when i was a teenager, i never missed a show. cleto and i, we would watch every single night. on my 16th birthday, i had a "late night with david letterman" cake. when i got my first car, i got a vanity plate that said "l8nite." that's my brother there. i lost my virginity on "late night with david letterman" sheets. [ laughter ] i had a very sad childhood. right, blue man? yeah. [ laughter ] so here's a crazy story. you hear about nasa hitting that ast asteroid? yesterday, nasa went f

tom: i figured out tracy's asia's experience, party, congress, china. tracy. looking over the boon, the five of us. a suit and tie. jonathan: much more relaxed kind of look. he has got longer hair. check out all lots, brilliant from tracy -- odd lots, a deep dive into major issues and the reaction from the conversation with kashkari. jackson hole raises risk or equities this fall, still underpriced policy risk. bed writing inflation through financial conditions, risk asset allies allowed them to hike more aggressively. this we know has become obvious in stocks. tom: it will be in play in 35 minutes, claims and the jobs report tomorrow. jonathan: futures lower by .3% on the s&p 500. on nasdaq, down .6%. live from new york city, good morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the baseline inflation story plays out, if you get weaker wages, i think we are in good shape to >> >> have an expansion. the key, does the consumer hold in in september. >> we are seeing the growth impact. >> i wouldn't be surprised if equity markets go further from here. >> this is "bloomberg surve

of showers, as you can see on radar, stretching from watsonville through morgan hill on up there, tracy stockton and eventually to sacramento. so that's just to the south and east of most of us, at least watching a couple of sprinkles around point raise on up through guerneville and monte rio. but the vast majority of the bay area pretty quiet right now. we're seeing the showers continuing to spin off shore. it will continue to push up some rainfall, especially up into the sierra foothills with a chance of thunderstorms out towards the central valley today. as for the bay area, though, we've already seen the bulk of our potential of rainfall. just lighter sprinkles really over the next several days. 50's 60's for our current temps conquered in oakland, each at 58 degrees. laos sitting at 57 francisco, a mild and cool 60 degrees to start off this morning. great job. thank you for that. ok, hitting the roads today. if you are traveling along 5 81, 80. >> about 15 minutes for you to make that drive traveling there. >> heading i1to the city this morning, 7 minutes maze to that fremont stree

i want to bring andrew and tracy back into the conversation.tigation, you know, what comes next? you know, you've been up close and personal to the ex-president and his inner circle as anybody. what do you anticipate both from the government and the ex-president's legal team. >> nicole, could i ask one question, maybe, which sort of relates a little bit to that, which is for the congressman, because one of the things that is remarkable to me and this is because norms sort of change with this former president where we don't really react the way would if we were dealing with jimmy carter or either of the former bush presidents, who, you know, are reputable. that there's been no explanation from donald trump whatsoever, as to why he took these, why he didn't return them. what was in them. what was he planning to do with them. why are the folders now empty, and so one question i have, and this does go to sort of next steps, is whether some part of congress including the sort of extremely reputable intelligence communities, both in the house and the

tracie, through stockton, up to sacramento that for the most part east of the bay area. couple of sprinkles around point raise money to rio and guerneville up towards cloverdale near the sonoma and mendocino county line. aside from that, though, fairly quiet this morning, heaviest of rainfall will be for the interior areas like the central valley, even for areas like concord, antioch, vacaville, eastern edges of napa county. you will be seeing some of our heaviest of showers today. where is the rest of the bay area? definitely on the quieter side of things for both today and tomorrow. 50's 60's for current temps nevado petaluma each at 55 oakland. 59 while alameda conquered and hayward in the low 60's, a look ahead in our next few hours here shows temperatures only rising into the 60's and 70's today. daytime highs remaining cool and fall like so enjoy it. we're on to our last few days of summer and it feels like fall already. reyna. john, thank you for that. ok, so just take your time this morning. as you're traveling, you might. >> county, some slick spots. 72 right in

that same ban stretches up to tracy. eventually the stockton on over to sacramento bay area, comparatively quiet. a couple of sprinkles from point rays on up just north of santa rosa and windsor right along the border between sonoma and mendocino counties just south and ukiah. overall, it is definitely nice and quiet this morning, though, the shower activity will continue on and off and very light over the course of the day today, possibility of a couple of sprinkles into tomorrow. and then after that, we're done with that. looking at clearing drying skies for the rest of the forecast and eventually a much warmer forecast as we move into the weekend. today's highs will only rise into the 60's and 70's and we're in the 50's and 60's right now. so not a whole lot of temperature change our inland areas will enjoy when your coolest days of this forecast. so definitely enjoy this cool fall. feel that we've got highs only in the mid 70's inland and along the bay 60's out along the coast. rain. >> john, thank you for that. ok,

here's ben tracy. >> there goes the bed.: this is what it's like to stare a monster hurricane straight in the eye. oh! >> reporter: some team members from the national oceanic and atmospheric association say ian was the roughest flight they ever experienced. >> we're good. >> reporter: for decades now the government has been flying hurricane-hunting aircraft in and around some of the fiercest storms on the planet. they dropped sensors to measure a hurricane's strength and help forecasters on the ground predict where it's headed. but there is one place where even battle-tested airplanes and barf bag-proof scientists can't go. the so-called boundary layer, below 3,000 feet, where the air and the ocean meet. a violent, churning cauldron of wind and salt water. >> we still need to get down there. that's the thing. we can't avoid it. oh, it's too dangerous, can he wbt we can't go down there. well, we as humans maybe can't go down there but we can bring our technology down there and send that data back so it can be used. >> report

i don't believe for a long time, tracy, that i understood it. i grew up in a family that, you know, my parents were very happily married. i didn't know anybody who was divorced. i didn't know how to handle it, i had anger and i had rage, but i couldn't figure out why the. i didn't understand. i don't think therapy did very much for me even when i was in therapy for a long time for it to help and that's why i share in the book all the things that anthony did do on the one hand. he took care of everything, he took care of our household and our schedule and our child, and care taking, and then on the other hand, he was living this life that was just shocking. and so, it was -- it was a struggle and the reason i did the press conference, as you share in the book, because i was trying to figure out the first time it happened i saw just wanted my life back and for me to get anthony back and trying to fix things and get anthony back into a profession i thought he was good at. it was a mistake at hindsight, because i encouraged him to runny thought i ha

tonight she'll be joined in conversation with award-winning journalist, tracy.nk you both so much for being here. it's all yours. >> thank you so much and thank you for being with us friday night. we have a lot of ground to cover but remember if you've got questions, just click on the question icon and put their we will get through as many as we can before we wrap for the evening. but welcome to the free library in philadelphia. >> i'm so happy to be with you tonight and looking for forward to our conversation. >> before we get into the conversation, we be missed event did not mention the fact that while you were born in michigan, her parents started their american journey here in philadelphia. >> that's exactly right. when i first heard are going to be able to speak to breach library since all of you, i was jumping up and down because of the special city in my family. as i write in the book my parents were both immigrants from my father came from india, they were both scholars at the university of pennsylvania and almost didn't happen because my mother was take

tracy walder, i would like to start with you.is particular revelation from this newly unsealed inventory. how does this list deep in our understanding about what trump at at mar-a-lago and also how he was keeping those materials? >> thank you so much for having me ayman. i think it is twofold. the first thing that came out of this to me is how deeply concerning it is that there are no documents in some of these folders, which really signals to me one, we need to find these documents and, to the damage potentially already been done. again, i am just hypothesizing here, but you have folders of this nature that are not and don't have the documents supposed to be contained in them, that is a significant cause for concern because the reality is, we don't necessarily have a system to check those in and to check those out. another thing that really stood out to me was that some of these secret and top two were documents were actually found inside of his desk and not in a storage facility that his attorneys have been talking about which

and cbs's ben tracy got a first hand look. >> this drone can literally go fly around the insides of acane? >> yes. this is a special edition of the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. reporting tonight from fort myers. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. and as we come on its air tonight, ian has regained hurricane strength as it moves into the atlantic. taking aim at georgia and the carolinas. but what it left behind here in florida is unimaginable in scale and historic in reach. the president saying tonight, this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. we witnessed the trail of destruction this category 4 storm left. florida governor desantis said today this is a once-in-500-year flooding event. the hurricane-force winds and record storm surge caused widespread damage to entire communities and cities, washing away roads and bridges, and knocking out power to millions. tonight, more than 2.6 million customers are without electricity, and officials warn it could be days or even weeks before power is fully restored. tonight, the states of georg

cbs' ben tracy is in los angeles. good evening. >> adriana, good evening, from a cloudy and much cooler southern california, this is welcomed relief from folks here after a scorching heat wave and a rare storm that dropped much needed rain. it's weather whiplash on the west coast, from raging wildfires to storms. tropical storm force winds kicked up rough surf and downed trees. >> this is all too much at once. >> hurricane kay pummelled mexico's baja peninsula but turned out to be friend rather than foe. it dropped several inch of rare september rain on southern california, giving firefighters battling a deadly blaze east of los angeles the upper hand. but massive fires in northern california and oregon are still burning. the explosive mosquito fire north of sacramento is now the largest in the state, sending a plume of smoke and ash 40,000 feet in the air and forcing more evacuations. >> terrified because everything i have is my home. i'm retired, disabled. everything i ever worked for is up there, everything. >> rep

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to be a senior national and impairment , impairment correspondent, and prem tracy had an exclusive right along with the ceo of uber. >> this is making me realize this cart must be fun in the city. >> you cannot beat this vehicle. vehicle. >> this is awesome. absolutely spectacular. >> very nice. >> it is hard to compete with this in san francisco, but ceo of uber hopes riders will appreciate the view inside the . the car. one of 26,000 electric vehicles now on uber office platform. >> it turned out to be a great move for drivers and riders to go electric. >> uber plans to double to 50,000 vehicles, next year. a part of its new product, called comfort electric. >> it's a tesla, a polestar, a ford, these are great cars. >> what is the end goal of putting so many more ev's on your platform? >> by 2030, we have a target to be fully electric in the u.s., canada, and europe. >> by 2030, will a driver driving a gas powered vehicle be be allowed? >> no. if we are doing our job, we are going to be all electric. electric. >> in the u.s., transportation is the single-largest source of planet warmin

super commuters, a slow ride out of tracy into the altamont. look at the red on our our censors. 11 miles per hour.t looks like it starts around mout house and extends to north flynn north flynn with a 38 minute trl time from 205 towards 680. plan for the brake lights. how about some bay area bridges? the san mateo bridge, not a bad start. f you are getting ready to make te commute between 880 and 101, ths looks really good. west bound ride, not seeing brake lights or lights or issues. traffic at the the bay bridge. right now things things are smooth sailing as you you head into the city. a good start to the commute. >> thanks so much. > >> a live look at downtown san , it is the last day of the 20th m force mega conference. more than than 30,000 people are expected to attend the event today. prepe for heavy traffic in the city. k out the scene at oracle park last night. more than 40,000 people packed the venue as red hot chili peppers headlined. sog else happened too. >> this is an inspiring story. e >> reporter: music and family, o of jesse c

cbs correspondent ben tracy tels us why the fight to save the planet could be coming to a kitn near you. >> reporter: at derrick rose nes new orleans grill -- >> you have your fresh catfish. >> reporter: you can count on a warm welcome, a hot fire, and the signature blue flame burninn the stovetop. >> we have always used gas. allf these recipes are gas related. >> reporter: norwood clark jr. has been cooking with gas for decades. he is worried that a gg number of bans on gas appliances in california could impact hiss to open a new restaurant near ls angeles' the ball stadium. >> this will put a major ranch in the plans. when you change your cooking style, you change the product. i can't see any legitimate chef turning to electric. i don't see it. back about 80 local governments haved laws requiring or encouraging new homes and businesses to use electric rather than natural gas gas appliances. burning naturals appliances. burning natural gas in the settings accounts for abt settings accounts for about 13% of u.s. greenhouse gas emissions , the largest component of it is is methane, which

tracy palandjian: the american dream doesn't work for everyone. it used to work much better.essica: the nonprofit, co-founded by tracy, raises money from philanthropic foundations and uses it to help pay students' tuition. but it's not a donation, it's an investment. this is how it works. at american diesel, for example, graduates who don't get a job or make less than $30,000 a year, are off the hook for the cost their $10,000 tuition. those making between $30,000-$40,000 pay back about 70% of their tuition in capped, monthly payments. earners bringing in $40,000 or more, pay it back in full, plus an additional $3000. they get sick or lose their job, they don't pay. >> the investors are taking on a huge risk. they know they may only get the principal back, and they know if it's a really tough economy, they might only get $.80 on the dollar back. jessica: the engine powering the deal, tim spurlock says, accountability. >> we all have skin in the game. if we don't recruit quality people, give them good training and put them out into industry, into successful jobs, making paymen

all right, now should gramma back soon as it is 500 year old little trees in this holiday. abil tracy law applies die. there are the 45 back there every way to ride for it was full of the body based. good. this guy says, ready? oh, but environmental aside, you don't have to choose between jobs. forest play argue there's a better way to dispose of the waste method that has been embraced as best practice by the mining industry in which m. m. g already employs and it's queensland mind it's called paste fil been supposed true is a solution. when i take the tanks, crushed in daniel powder, then combine that with with concrete, into a paste, which they can inject back into the voice in the line. mm. but m m g says i still wouldn't work here. partly because the voids are already filled with waste rock and partly because in an old mine with unmatched holes, paste, it posed a safety risk to workers underground with the environmentalists. refute these claims and assist the i'm is not to close down the line. we're not opposing line, they can have a long and productive future. they have to do the

out of of tracy getting onto 580, it is is already slow. about an hour. that crash as you approach 680. metering lights were turned on just about 10 minutes ago and now we are starting to see thatp that backup, working your way to to the incline and the upper de. upper deck. definitely getting a a little bit crowded. nimitz freeway still looking good. so far, so good. > >> sunday's game was a reminder that jimmy garoppolo still has y has plenty to clean up after returning less than a month ago. ago. here is the red and gold report. > >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> the 49ers offense has a lot to clean up. they are ranked 28h ranked 28th in score and now without starting the tackle, trent williams, out 4 to 6 weeks weeks with a high ankle sprain. garoppolo better find that rhythm quickly when the rams come into town next monday. jimmy g turned it over twice in the second half and admitted to being a little rusty. that is his first full week as starting. starting quarterback. >> you try to do all the practig the practicing. when you get to

i'm going to attach a line to that, tracy, and it will be hanging from whatever structure is being made of her and the other side. ah, good luck with it's about 4 30 am. by the time most people lead to remain to block the road. one in a tree sit and one in this tripod ah good morning. good morning. hey, how is it? nice. yeah, really good. yeah, very code. luckily i've got my buddy brought me up a hot water bottle. dr. collate thompson is a vis and a long time activist. you're obviously expecting to get arrested today. yep. i've been arrested many, many times and i'm currently on a 3 month um suspended jail to him. i for forrest defense. i just feel like this is, this is my last avenue of, of trying to tell the politicians and the people that this has got to stop. i hope it makes a difference. good morning. oh, good. good. i was giving you permission to fill in the favor. i'm not sure that we need to michelle, public or i doing i'm poor been to my work cited for the dumpster road. wanted to drive my vehicle on this road to cleaned up a works in your district from forcing you to please mo

we're still now we're dora tracy of william miller. one of the tone is near which was presented with a wish to ny gotcha. tonight journal revenues are roberta marie, ignacio written gretel da started stimulate on the phone. there's no bliss kick record, dora jerry with the pos leading patriot recordable for these boys in the middle. one of them, russia is a major producer, but more importantly, a supplier. regret it is exported nearly a quarter of it's $32000000.00 ton harvest and would like to continue with current european and us sanctions on black c ports and russian ships prevented know what i to school because what my poor now what about some say me, i snuggling the post of ship crimea. yes. normally the motor scheme, important id card, tory, the stuff daily, certainly don't roughly quote, really conditional krinski part of it, which it, it says yes. see chess, i'm use a mean. usually, putin is weapon ising hunger. he's using feed security as a callous to of war. he's blocked ukrainian ports and is stopping 20000000 tons of grain

conditions as the wednesday morning commute gets underway this is a lie look at 5 at 205 and 580 from tracy to the the altamont pass and the brake lights are building making the track onto the area near grant line and north flynn with speeds speeds down to 17 miles per hour hour and it is pretty slow passing the connector. 42 minutes for your travel time near the dublin interchange so on the east shore freeway so far far so good highway 4 and 101 out of the south bay with no brake lights or issues. the bay bridge toll plaza meter lights are off and bay area bridges art are quiet as things are moving smoothly into san francisco. 880 880 looking at the freeway near the coliseum you can see traffic traffic moving well in both directions and it is early for the commute across the golden gate bridge although we have flashing lights off to the side of the roadway. there is roadwork on the northbound side which is counter commute. not slowing you down. all of those lanes should be opening up and the cones picked up in 30 to 40 minutes. > >> conservation efforts prevented rolling blackouts in the b

. >> plus, the city police chief tracy says the 3 suspects followed the victim home from costco. some sort of jewelry rooms where they put on victorian takeoff. realtor worry. >> he didn't allow that to happen and when costco, when he came back out here, they followed him home to people jumped out of a white chevy tahoe. one person held him while the other person. literally ripped his rolex watch off his wrist. >> while the suspects were making their escape. one of foster city's 20 flock technology license plate readers recorded the alleged vehicle used in the crime. that plate was then in turn into a nationwide flock safety hot list. 24 hours later, that same license plate reader technology spotted the vehicle in california. officers there made the stop and arrested 3 that 3 people that were arrested were alexandra. >> georgie, 18 years old. no address. cao, make less to 22 years old out of spring hill, florida and a quest to 30 years old out of sacramento. chief tracy of lives says since the license plate readers were installed in november 2021, the cameras have played a key ro

and then by monday on labor day, that will be the hottest. 112 in brentwood. 109, tracy. 107 concord. 100 in los gatos. we still should manage 70s and 80s in san francisco. 60s and 70s right there at the coast. so monday again will be the worst. right here in san francisco, 80s as we hit sunday, monday and tuesday. and through the inland valleys, 105 next tuesday. and then it does trail off next wednesday and thursday. promising new information. we could get some rain the on the other hand this month. early october, maybe even 50s and 60s. i know everybody would be happen to get that right about now. >> what does that mean? yeah. we'll be good if that definitely stays on track. >> thank you, jeff. >>> here is an announcement for you. programing wise, roku users, you now have access to us, nbc bay area newscast and our live and breaking news. to find us, select the live tv tile and scroll down to channel 133. that's where you are on roku. you can watch nbc bay area news any time, anywhere in the country via roku. >>> all right. heads up. riding bart this month will be a lot cheaper. th

tracy at 109. as this heat arrives, lilt be some of the hottest weather we've seen since august of 2020. take a look back at the numbers. that's when we had seven days in a row of 100 for temperatures range 102 through 108. we'll take a full look at this in your microclimate forecast. i've got more details coming up in about 15 minutes. >> sounds good, jeff. thank you so much. so with the temperatures continuing to rise, the california power grid operator has already called another flex alert for tomorrow. it's causing some to question if the state can really handle moving more people toward electric appliances and vehicles and away from nonrenewable power like gas and oil. here is nbc bay area sergio quintana in san francisco. >> reporter: within just a couple of hours after the california independent system operator oracle iso issue adflex alert, governor gavin newsom issued a news alert on the coming stresses to the west coast power agreed grid. >> stay hydrated. make sure you're taking care of

tracy, a hot 109 degrees. now when it comes to this weather, this will be the hottest weather we've seen since august of 2020. in august of 2020, we had seven days in a row of 100s with temperatures 102 to 108. it doesn't look like it's going last as long as seven days. but we'll take you through the seven-day forecast in all the details. i've got it for you coming up in about 15 minutes. >> okay. we've got brace for it. thank you so much, jeff. >>> the city of healdsburg had an uncomfortable afternoon. a pg&e transmission line failure led to a citywide power outage that lasted roughly an hour. around 3:30 this afternoon, the power was restored. a lot of people hoping there will be no power outages during this upcoming heatwave. pg&e is offering tips to conserve energy, as we just mention. they include adjusting your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher. you can cool your home during the day in the mornings, especially to lower levels. that will help keep your house cool in the afternoon. you'll want to turn off

no more again, tracy, help us out with that one. i'm not saying that it's in her pe. you start and then tracy, you pick up because it was because i was in south sea down. so i, i know that theresa knows what, what facilities are available in south sedan to help people get back out of their prison situation. so let me start with theresa. go ahead, theresa it, you know, it as, as you had from my co finally. oh, it, it, you know, when i compare the kind of problems with being in finland for example, and what we have in kenya, and that's not very different from what we have in 1000 daniel, other african country. the, you know, most of the african prison. i deal with chronic and our funding all i and we currently kind of funding been that green about crowding up. what condition for those who are imprisoned, lack of basic need and definitely very know we have the program and i do agree that few need them doesn't want because the more you punish people, the more they repel and rebel from, from the, from the rehabilitation that you're trying to, to, to, to get them. and then

tracy with iran. lawmakers have fiercely criticized the deal. they say the treaty would allow an iranian diplomat jailed on terrorism charges to return home. of the government argues it's the only way to free. a belgian aid worker being held in iran, w's brussels correspondent, marina schloss, reports. i leave year france days, t him often plays this piece of jazz. it reminds him of his friend who's a music lover like himself, but his friend olivia under castillo, has not heard any music. and over half a year, he was imprisoned in iran in february on spying judges. but he is in full isolation in the cell. in the basement, we for the lights constantly on. ah, he has so poor food, he has an infection or his losing is a meals. i offer the faith. ology, obviously his no. ty colors, he called situation that is extremely dramatic. i would say funder castilla a belgium aid worker had lived and worked in iran since 2015. after he was jailed. his family released a video protesting his innocence. villa father says it did since the end of his studies. he's

. >> plus, the city police chief tracy says the 3 suspects followed the victim home from costco. he was initially confronted. they're trying to wpdo some sort of jewelry rooms where they put on victorian takeoff. realtor worry. >> he didn't allow that to happen. and when costco, when he came back out here, they followed him home to people jumped out of a white chevy tahoe. one person held him while the other person. literally ripped his rolex watch off his wrist. >> while the suspects were making their escape. one of foster city's 20 flock technology license plate readers recorded the alleged vehicle used in the crime. that plate was then in turn into a nationwide flock safety hot list. 24 hours later, that same license plate reader technology spotted the vehicle in california. officers there made the stop and arrested 3 the 3 people that were arrested were alexandra. >> georgie, 18 years old. no address. cao, make less to 22 years old out of spring hill, florida and robert mccleskey to 30 years old out of sacramento. chief tracy of lives says since the license plate readers were

meanwhile, will start to climb into the triple digits for brentwood, livermore and tracy. down to the south bay into the 90s. overnight, we will typically cool off, and tonight into tomorrow night, not much relief from the heat. look at this from 11:30, temperatures in the 70s in the south bay, and upper 80s at tracy, and something to note by monday, and by 3:30 monday, the potential for 110 or higher when it is coming to the daytime highs. for the interior, this is going to last from tuesday to wednesday, and this is the opportunity to look out for your neighbors and the pets in this heat. keep in mind that your pets don't wear shoes, and they have paw pads. sot if it is too hot for you to walk on, it is too hot for them. perspective, 102 in the sun, you know, the grass blacktop is ove degrees. imagine that the pets are walking on, that and we don't want to do that to lovely companion, and so please walk them either right now after the show or the earliest part of the morning or the evening and san francisco, look at this, we will be in the m 80s and above seasonable, and

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in tonight's eye on america cbs's ben tracy takes on an historic first of its kind, flight into the eye of hurricane ian. >> holy cow. >> this is what it was like flying straight into the eye of hurricane ian. it was one of the roughest flights the team from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has ever experienced. and it was also historic. >> before taking off they loaded on their new secret weapon, a three and a half toot tube containing a hurricane hunting drone. >> so this drone can literally go fly around the inside of a hurricane. >> yes, what we want to do is fly in and around those highest winds. >> it is called the altius 600 it weighs about 25 pounds and can fly for nearly four hours t is deployed out the bottom of the plane and its mission is to go where no aircraft or scientist can go. the so called boundary layer where the air in the ocean violently meet, below 3,000 feet. >> so when these systems make landfall, we want to know what is going on in that very critical area, so we can help forecasters an emergency managers make the decisions they need to make.

i would much rather have been next too tracy talking to in person i'm thrilled there is a book eventall and what's the first part of the question? i love to the view. i enjoyed the conversation. >> thank you for your candor and your service what can you tell us about a day in the life at work? >> my day starts very early. but these days it depends on what section. i change my priorities to make sure my schedule works so i can take my son to school everyday but always wasn't the case unfortunately. pre- covid i was running from meeting to meeting. a usually not eating lunch i'm on a plane somewhere. . . . . . . i have to go back to my parents. this notion of a good like being a balanced life. find the possibilities doing everything, not getting tunnel vision about things which i do.ed to i am trying to live intentionally by that advice now. i didn't before. >> before we say goodbye just a couple of comments here. some says omg you were amazing on the view. many thank youse for your service. there is one i wanted to make sure i read it. that says we need you to run for office forgive s

it's clear that there were some very, very sensitive documents taken from mar-a-lago. >> tracy, i want to get to the reaction from trump's allies in a moment. first, these documents are kept under lock and key, only a very limited number of people are allowed access or even know that they exist. how concerning is a finding like this to the intelligence community? >> it's extremely concerning. when i worked at the cia, i worked on two special access programs. to give everyone an idea what those look like, you do work inside of a skiff. >> tell us what a skiff is. i know and you know. but i want folks to recognize the lengths that you go in the intelligence community to protect the documents. >> a skiff is a special compartmented information facility. at cia, most people work in one. it's basically a vault. you cannot go in there with your cell, any electronic device whatsoever. information, when it leaves, is typically checked in and out. there's a courier who takes it. when you get into a special access program, there is that sort of main skiff that you walk into. then a smaller skiff.

as you head out to tracy. and then as we've noted, the showers around morgan hill and gilroy for the most part, the bay area's going to be pretty quiet today with a few light sprinkles here. and there nothing like the showers we saw yesterday. that's side from our inland areas which will see a chance of thunderstorms. look at this. eastern portions of contra costa and alameda counties in the solano county seeing the potential of afternoon thunderstorms building. you see those isolated pockets of red, orange and yellow. those are spots that we could see some heavy rainfall pushing through. so if you are in those areas, watch the afternoon, the rest of us across the bay area looking nice and quiet. you can see that reflected in rainfall totals estimated to data really just be a hundreds of an inch, nothing more than a sprinkle in areas like oakland and san francisco. further to the east, you could see pockets of heavier rain out that direction today. it still bring the rain jacket with you just the light jacket

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tracy, we couldn't be better served than having you on, today.t some of what we can expect to see in the hours and days to come. starting off with this ascension counsel, explain what this is. >> is the formal ascension, today. the new king, i'm still getting used to saying that, appears before the council. he is formally sworn in, as king. this is an old tradition this is no longer an age where the king rules, he rains. it is a ceremonial position. all of this has been planned, down to the second four years. i understand that the queen played a part in dictating what should happen, after her death, and all the protocol that should be followed. nothing is left to chance, when it comes to the british royal family. we are seeing is playing out, from the moment the the queen's death was announced. it will be all the way up to next monday's funeral. then, we will be taught talking about the coronation. >> as i understand it, camilla, the new queen consort -- the duke of cambridge, will also be present. that is what is expected at st. james's palace.

tracy has since added a paddington bear holding the queen's hand.ase do send us more of your memories, your stories, your photographs. the email address for the tributes is yourqueen@bbc.co.uk. we'll try to show as many as we possibly can. thank you to my colleague martin for that, wonderful memories, and you keep yours coming in. i want to take you back to the live pictures coming in from central london. westminster hall still the focus of so many people's attentions and you can see them filing in that silently, there is a hush to come still in westminster hall. this evening over the last couple of hours we have had a few more details through from the government here in the uk about those specific plans for the funeral on monday. we know, of course, that the coffin will be moved from westminster hall where it is now just a short trip over to westminster abbey for the service starting at, in monday morning. the government releasing more details, there will be opportunity for the public to line the ritz in london and in windsorfor the public to line

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it's tracy with the leading legal hearing their dreams. to me during this week on d. w. ah . ah. this is to get the news live from berlin. ukraine recaptures dozens of 1000 cities as russian troops retreat from key areas around park. keep the ukrainian flag again, flies over recaptured territory as the counter offensive appears to be gaining momentum in the east, but fighting leaves behind more devastation. also coming up with a teams. charles, the 3rd is proclaimed king, is a session to the throne is formally announced in a ceremony held for the 1st time in 70 years. that you're a bonus league, a to title favorite space off as leipzig play host dormant is the start of a new era. as a life said coach michael rosa began his tenure with a show down against his former club. that's up later in sports. ah, i'm when go craft welcome to the program. russia's defense ministry says it's withdrawing troops from areas around the key city of heart, chief in pains, east. a moscow installed official has also advised residents of hockey to evacuate to russia, gives as its recaptured around 2000

at around midnight the 80s in areas like brentwood and tracy. not much in the way of relief in to the early morning hours. the temperatures will warm really fast, especially for the inside daytime highs tomorrow will range from the upper 70s to the upper 90s and triple digits. we will talk more about the impacts of this coming up in my full forecast. >> sounds good. >>> and the power grid is also in trouble. we are approaching day 4 of a flex alert. energy demand is hitting highs not seen since 2017. let's look at the graph. showing how much energy capacity we have now compared to demand. still in a safe zone right now but the strain is expected to get worse this week. continuing the coverage of the heat advisory, alyssa spent time in the east bay where a lot of people were in search of cool relief today. >> reporter: even after sunset people in the east bay lined up to cool off hoping ice cream from the dairy might help. >> people aren't used to the hot temperatures. >> reporter: state leaders explained part of their concern over the heat wave

history left, it's tracy ah, meeting their dreams. ready to do this week? do you w ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. horrific scenes coming from ukraine's east investigator say they have uncovered evidence of torture, murder at a mass grave, near the city of the situs, in an area recently liberated from russian occupation, also coming up millions of children in pakistan face an uncertain future following the devastating floods report from one of the worst affected areas and among the hundreds of thousands waiting in line to pay their respects to the queen. some famous faces for my football star david beckham fused for 12 hours to get into westminster hall. ah, monica jones, welcome to the program investigator searching through a mass grave in ukraine, say they found evidence that some of the dead to a tortured the site near idiom, recently liberated from russian forces, appears to be one of the largest discovered in ukraine yet. but ukrainian authorities warned their to their investigation was just beginning digging up what could be incriminating eve

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has a history like it's tracy with hearing their dreams. with this week on d. w. ah ah, this is d w. news alive from berlin. queen elizabeth begins have final jenny just seeing by pictures of her as it makes its way from palmer old castle where she died of their state to the scottish capital that abroad, where the cost will remain until tuesday. also in the program, it reinforces advanced rapidly in the east. so just to raise the flag in up by likely yet, and dozens of other communities after the grades in them from russian occupation. moscow says it's withdrawing its troops from the area, but ukraine finds signs will be hasty retreat. ah, i am eddie micah julia, and you are welcome to the program. the cascades carrying the remains of queen elizabeth is making its final journey from bomber all in scotland to edinburgh. and want to cade accompanying the funeral, as isn't the 6 jenny, through villages, towns and cities where mourners have been turning out to line the route. the caskets were lie at the palace of hollywood house, the royal residence in edinburgh until

history left it's tracy lu, meeting legal hearing, their dreams. ready to do this week. do you w ah ah dw news line from berlin, growing backlash against vladimir putin's plans to step up the war in ukraine. hundreds, arrested in cities across russia in protest against the mass column of reservists to bolster moscow fighting forces. also coming up at the united nations. you as president joe biden condemned de escalation rules. needless war. war chosen by one man to be very blunt. the u. s. president singles out food and accusing the russian leader of making err responsible threats to use nuclear weapons. and new york's top prosecutor still is former president, donald trump, for alleged business fraud. trump, and 3 of his children are accused of exaggerating their wealth by billions of dollars. ah, i'm not really good to see you. russian security forces have arrested more than a 1000 people protesting against the mobilization of reservists to fight in ukraine . president vladimir putin as calling up an extra 300000 backup personnel. he says the mobilization is aimed at de

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