tracy: mr. chairman, thank you for the question. i believe that i am. over the course can of my 28 years in the foreign service, is i have been tested in a number of assignments, both in terms of some of the challenges of physical security during a tour in pakistan. my tour as deputy chief of mission in russia at the embassy in moscow was already in a period after russia's illegal annexation of crimea when our relations were hurdling downward. and we faced regular harassment of our staff. had i personally -- i personally experienced some of that where we were in the glare of ambushes from so-called journalists. so i have seen in russia already some of what i expect will be a continuation of some of the same practices. and then let me say finally, it has been a tremendous honor to be the u.s. ambassador to armenia, in paryd of -- a period of enormous opportunity, but of tremendous challenge, as i know you understand very well. as someone who has followed the caucuses very closely. during my tenur

. >> i stand with tracy. >> i stand with tracy. >> i stand with my mom. amy: we will get an update from reporter victoria law. her piece is headlined "'the worst abuser you could ever have': tracy mccarter did everything we tell survivors to do, but that did not protect her from the abuse she suffered at the hands of the state." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. secretary of state antony blinken and his nato counterparts are meeting in romania to discuss ways to provide ukraine with more military aid, including air defense systems. ahead of the meeting, nato secretary general jens stoltenberg accused russia of using winter as a weapon by targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving millions of ukrainians without heat or electricity. earlier today, stoltenberg vowed nato would continue to support ukraine. >> create the conditions for lasting peace which ensures ukraine pervades as an independent soreigntate, we must continue to provide military support to ukraine. our

hi, this is tracy divine calling from tracy divine agency.go into my little spiel. that's how i got the audition. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yes. >> jimmy: then they would call tracy and go, we love her? >> i might have blocked it out of my mind. >> jimmy: did you pay tracy 15% commission? >> she id. >> jimmy: are you still with tracy now? wow. >> she's always in my heart. >> jimmy: that's clever. it's acting really. out here nothing's lying. it's acting. >> that's what i tell everyone. >> jimmy: the show is called "reasonable doubt." tuesday nights, 9:00 on hulu. emayatzy corinealdi, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know if we've ever done this before, but you can also in addition to hulu, you can rewatch the first episode next thursday night here on abc with commercials. [ laughter ] the way god intended shows to be seen. thank you. we'll be right back with the heavy heavy. ♪ >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by the s class from mercedes-benz. ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the

i need a tracy buy.laughter] >> i would be looking at the materials sectors because we have seen quite a pullback. so i do like fcx. then as far as, you know, i still really love dvn for energy. charles: okay. >> and lng. charles: okay. hey, tracy, thank you very much. >> but i think, no, thank you. charles: see you soon. of course energy it's trying to get its footing today in this market but overall you know the market itself is struggling here. i want to bring in wealth enhancement group senior vice president nicole webb. you are not surprised. you said the october bounce would fizzle. starting to fizzle in a big way. you've been saying 2023 will be really tough. what is your main concerns going into the new year? >> what is materializing the restrictive policy fed put in place has worked, in housing we're seeing layoffs but the fed is stillman at the street. the price of easing environment in second half of next year frustrates them. i also think when the supply chain fully normalizes what appears we

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and tracy believed all those things. >> she felt trapped by this man who was slowly killing her.ne who she learned a way to manipulate. >> she wanted me to shoot him at toro canyon with my shotgun. >> so you agreed to do it? >> i agreed to do it. >> i think that tracey expected she would spend some time in prison and be reunited with celeste and live happily ever after. >> it's a compelling and very chilling story. but now comes the defense, telling the jury don't believe any of it. >> it's either delusions or it's fabrication or it's lies or it's fantasies, but it's not the truth. >> i never asked her to do anything to steven. >> you never told tracy to do this. >> never. >> to shoot steve? >> never. >> i opened the door -- >> how were you carrying the gun, like you're carrying it now? >> no, i was probably carrying it like this. >> there was no doubt that she was the person that shot steven beard. now, why she shot him was up in the air. >> i walked down to the end of the bed, saw him, and i pulled up and i shot him. >> deguerin really laid into tracey and tried to make her as

per hour is our slow spot in tracy. mount house, when you're on a 580 itself, slow spots around grant line at 15 miles per hour. we've got some brake lights. here's a live look once you're past that point. you can see things are definitely getting a little busy already at 5:00 a.m. a lot of people making that drive headed towards the dublin interchange. traffic time sitting at 33 minutes. east shore freeway off to a great start if you're taking 80, 30 minutes to highway 4. the bay bridge to san francisco, under 10 minutes. nice start there. san mateo bridge look good as well. and the golden gate bridge, not bad at all. pretty quiet out of marin county, and easy community out of marin, all the way into san francisco across the golden gate. >>> today tens of thousands of academic workers at uc campuses are set to walk off the job. they're asking for more pay. in total, 48,000 workers are expected to go on strike across the state. 2700 at ucsf. this year is evan holloway, he pointed to inflation and said post ops are askin

it's one of them things. >> that again was ben tracy reporting. now, other farmers are moving even further north to alaska, and not everyone there is happy about that. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: alaska's northern lights are the color of opportunity, and in the state's pristine interior there's a new road for people to bet on. >> so we're traveling right now with the division of agriculture through what is alaska's borial forest. and if all goes according to their plan, this will be turned into farmland. >> reporter: the boreal forest is one of the largest trappers of carbon dioxide on earth. but as alaska warms twice as fast as the rest of the country, once frozen land is now thawed out and up for grabs. >> i see climate change in alaska as an opportunity to bring in more crops, to develop more land. >> reporter: eric johnson oversees the nanana agriculture project, which in october began auctioning off 140,000 acres of the forest divided into parcels to the highest bidders from all over the world. >> couldn't there be anywhere else

tracy, thank you. one more person that you — drink. tracy, thank you.ork here? it's fantastic. this is your last _ want to work here? it's fantastic. this is your last year _ want to work here? it's fantastic. this is your last year doing - want to work here? it's fantastic. this is your last year doing this, | this is your last year doing this, how do you feel? i this is your last year doing this, how do you feel?— this is your last year doing this, how do you feel? i will miss it like cra . i how do you feel? i will miss it like crazy- i wish _ how do you feel? i will miss it like crazy- i wish i _ how do you feel? i will miss it like crazy. i wish i could _ how do you feel? i will miss it like crazy. i wish i could do _ how do you feel? i will miss it like crazy. i wish i could do it - how do you feel? i will miss it like crazy. i wish i could do it all - how do you feel? i will miss it like crazy. i wish i could do it all over. crazy. i wish i could do it all over again. it is an amazing place. angela, thank you very much. take a close—up look of so

more from cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: it's easy to imagine that tamarack, minnesota's best days haveome and gone. there's just one store left in town and more hay bales than people but a huge nickel deposit discovered under this unassuming home has put them back on the map. how big of a deal is a nickel deposit like this? >> this is a world class deposit. >> reporter: todd works for town and metals and his company hopes to turn farmland into the largest source of nicking. a mineral critical for electric car batteries. nickel makes the batteries last longer so the cars go farther. and it's expected the world will need 20 times more of it by 2040 to fuel ev production. currently the u.s. produces less than 1% of world supply. leaving american ev makers relying on supplies from places like russia, china, indonesia and australia. >> no country wants to be dependent on another country for a source of its energy. >> reporter: president biden put nickel on a list of minerals essential to national security and wants more of it mined domestically. he hopes to open the mine in 2026 when the on

>> you are one 100% right,d tracy. always preferred to be behind the scenes. i like to be the invisible person behind the primary person whether it's my parents, my boss of the man i was married to. i was a comfortable there was alwaysys about the cause, the mission the work i was doing. i did not care about being center of attention but i write a book even on my wedding day ic felt uncomfortable being the center of attention. even though i was the bright it was very strange place for me too be. i didn't feel as though i have spent 25 years in public service. much of it in the public eye. and that other people were telling my story ensuring things about me. and finally i decided to take control of my own story. tell myyto truth. because if i don't somebody else's right of history and so i did.in >> on telling your story also meant resurrecting anthony story. in all of the pain that came with that. tell me how you work through that. >> i appreciate that somebody has actually framed it as the notion that anthony has a story to and had a story. he does for their

west 580 is busy out of tracy. altamont pass commute is 45 minutes 205 to 680.r, 80, highway 4, 101, no delays. there was a closure on lawrence expressway off of 237. that's also cleared out of lanes. moving nicely. >>> 2022 mid-terms switched balance of power in congress. republicans won majority of the seats in the house while democrats maintain senate control. republicans needed to flip five seats to gain control of the house. this ended last two years of democratic control in congress. we turn to elise preston on these mid-term election results. >> reporter: republicans are taking a victory lap after narrowly clinching control of the house. >> one party democrat rule in washington is finished. we have fired nancy pelosi. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy down played challenges to potential house speaker ship after his fractured caucus voted to nominate him. nancy pelosi is expected to address future plans today with some house democrats urging her to run again for leadership at the end of the month. >> i would love to have nancy pelosi for sure. >> reporter: mitch

so now we're dora tracy of william miller. one is near williams for santa with the western. i. gotcha. and i don't know if you're a producer, roberta marie, ignacio written god or dogs that extend it on the phone. there's no bliss, click record of dora j. one of the pos, lately, at the accordable for these boys in the middle are not on russia is a major producer, but more importantly, a supplier regret it is exported nearly a quarter of it's $32000000.00 ton harvest. i would like to continue with current european and us sanctions on black c ports and russian ships prevented. know what i school because my poor now what about some senior i snuggling the post of shit, crimea. yes, nothing the matter scheme report to me cut dorothea. the studies don't roughly quote, really a conditional transcript, but if there were which it, it says yes, see chess, i'm use the mean. usually peyton is weapon ising hunger. he's using feed security as a callous to of war and he's blocked ukrainian ports and is stopping 20000000 tons of grain being exported across the globe, holding the well to ransom

you can see there on the map, down to a miles per hour coming out of tracy getting onto 580.head to the dublin interchange. the golden gate bridge is look great , only about 20 minutes from highway 37 down to san francisco. >>> today is game day, the 49ers and the cardinals in mexico city for monday night football. let's highlight one of our star players and his sense of humor. here is vernon glenn with the red and gold report. >> announcer: this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> nick bosa is typically soft-spoken when it comes to the media. but he has plenty of personality when he is on the field, getting after the quarterback. >> i just want to sacked the quarterback, dude. it is not as easy as it looks. >> everybody get your assignment. >> i cannot agree more. >>> those are three snippets from 3 1/2 hours of the game. it is not like i am yapping the whole time. lydo a good job of making me we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? tha

tracy, thank you. one more person that you absolutely must meet, over here we have angela.or 27 years. wow! what keeps you doing it year after year? it is the amazing team we work with, all the amazing products. it's fantastic. this is your last year doing this, how do you feel? i will miss it like crazy. i wish i could do it all over again. it is an amazing place. angela, thank you very much. i know it is only november, but take in some of that christmas, festive beauty. now it's time to take a look at some of the stories making the headlines in our newsrooms across the uk. an anti—slavery charity's been embedded within an east midlands police team to tackle human trafficking. justice and care helps to rescue and support victims, from the sex trade to county lines gangs. they're also training police officers and helping detectives gather evidence. jeremy ball reports. making money from human misery. from car washes to factories — people duped or threatened into becoming victims of a crime that's happening in plain sight. tackling modern slavery�*s become a growing priority

go us call philos garage door to reach the pier tracy and voice him do it. that's a huddle. she's on. dot net force human either thought. katrina sounds of russia stover. pl region. one of russia's main agricultural areas, wheat field, stretched in horizon. a new russian crop is ripening up whiskey car when, after we get off up or price washed or as you know, we're supposed to a, me will change our shy, black, sober on idea digitally middle will not on your mother's door is near her id mock. she needs us on lasha for the wish to now for dora tracy william miller, one of the tone is near williams present or the worst. and i gotcha. tonight, jermel producer, roberta marie, ignacio don't written. got all those that, that it's the middle of transition for bliss. kick recorded doris. very well. not for your boss, lady pet recordable for these boys in the middle are not on. russia is a major producer, but more importantly, a supplier regret it is exported nearly a quarter of it's $32000000.00 ton harvest. i would like to continue with current european and us sanctions on black c p

i expect something good will come out. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: and "cbs evening news." and remember that if you can't watch us live, set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. i'm norah o'donnell. good night. >> they needed a place to stay. >> judge judy: that was nice of you. >> announcer: lured into a house of horrors... >> i wasn't allowed to be a mom to my child. all these people are doing is making my life -- sorry for my language -- a living hell, and i can't be a mother. >> announcer: ...or an excuse to escape paying for damages? >> judge judy: you said to me you moved because they called child protective services on you. >> his girlfriend kept threatening it on me, but i didn't think they were going to go through with it. >> judge judy: you're pretty slick. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 24-year-olds annie and james brown are suing annie's father, robert scharet, and their ex-roommate, 24-year-old

looking live at 101, than for super commuters, because tracy to dublin still under an hour. 52 minutes. antioch to concord, 25 minutes. san rafael to san francisco is still on time. as we give you an overall view, if there is red, you know he will run into slowdowns. -- you will run into slowdowns. kumasi: why some say sfo is the best airport in the country. and, the actress judge judy wants to play her in a movie. wants to play her in a movie. ♪♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪♪ dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. do

it does stay busy coming out of tracy, getting on to 580. you will get a breakthrough the livermore valley. as people connect, you will see some slow and go spots. look at that travel time in the red. it will take you 40 minutes to go from 205 through 680. everything else looks pretty good this morning. we have a holiday traffic pattern, based on people taking time off . christmas is around the corner. the golden gate bridge is looking good. everything is quiet as you work your way in both directions. >>> police are awaiting autopsy results on the three family members killed by a former sheriff's deputy, austin lee edwards. edwards is accused of fishing a teenage girl online and killing her three relatives in southern california. >> reporter: it was a difficult, and an emotional return for family members of the trio murdered inside of the riverside home. detectives and crime scene specialist, and members of the arson unit did another search of the burned property before the doors and windows were boarded up. they make the family was going to

that was that 1st interaction, tracy, when his major international tracy with his hunter in it, it came with a big release to him. and he's a bit of the pressure off inside his team able to feel that they can, they can play more freely. they have a really good sense of unity and argentinian teams on the past. never been short of attacking talent. well, the defendant has always been a strong that's not the case this time around. he can just look over here and see some of the atmosphere building. i've been out 3 hours with will pick off and it was already packed, and i arrived everybody here excited to see a little messy, begin his likely to be his final well cut. now he of course, has nothing to prove. he is already regarded as one of the greatest, regardless of whether he wins the trophy in cattle. he has of course, come agonizingly close. he was part of the team at the last the final in brazil in it 2014 and it isn't just argentinian fans. you love to see him when the only last week as the spain coach on his former coach of vasa louis. enrique says that if spain is out with the trophy,

definitely more active out towards tracy and eventually up towards lodi and stockton. also some pockets of rain fall. sierra nevada still snowing up there, both 50 and i-80 are snow-packed. the roads are open but to bring the chains with you, if you're heading up that direction, we are seeing yet another system crossing through the region and that is, of course, resulting in continued unsettled weather in the meantime, we are just cold 40's 50's for current temps and then some 30's in the north bay novato in petaluma at 37 degrees. santa rosa in cloverdale each at 38 right now. as for stepping outside, bring the extra layers this morning because we are so cold and i would still keep the rain jacket with you as we do see those spotty showers today. all the details on timing of potential rain still to come raining. all right, john, thanks to that. if you're hitting the road today, traveling into the city. >> 8 minutes, mace that fremont street exit. let's go ahead and check on the san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 1, a 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. richmon

i expect something good will come out. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: andevening news." and remember that if you can't watch us live, set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. i'm norah o'donnell. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> a historic place in san mateo, people come together to celebrate their culture and heritage. >> it is a way i can still connect with the japanese american community. >> it won't be there for long. tonight, it is making way for new homes. >>> a horrific scene in a city struggling with road safety. tonight, police in san jose are investigating yet another fatality. >>> a growing gap in the oakland mares races, ballots are tallied under leases cities ranked choice system. the new numbers just in through the past hour. >>> i could not log into work chat or internal sites. >> he was one of 11,000 employees caught by surprise when he was cut from meta-. experts say the layoffs in the tech industry or a long time coming. >>> you're watching cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> thanks for joining us. it is one of the b

tracy smith will talk with linda ronstadt. ♪ >> there are many things she's known for, but cooking isn't of them. you are not a cook? >> i don't cook. i can't. i can boil an egg. >> why is she in our food issue? we will explain ahead. >> as ukrainians struggle for the survival of their country, holly williams tells us about the fight on an unlikely front. >> a ukrainian chef does battle against russia's invading army from the kitchen. >> you want to cook? have you been doing this before? >> never before. >> a lesson in surviving war and makiing borsch. >> it's been said small is beautiful. but small can be delicious, too. all through the morning, david pogue has proof. >> food is big on thanksgiving. but today, i will be telling you about three little foods. one bread small, one harvested small, and one cut small. coming up, three tiny origin stories. >> there's plenty more on our menu. it's "sunday morning's" food issue, november 20, 2022. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> it's all the buzz in the food world. luke burbawod's lar cking competition show. >> if you have turned on cen high e kitch

tracie, just to dig into that a little bit more, if you're seeing that much more pressure on the fed, the bond market signaling and do equities continue or maybe increasingly take their cue from the bond market >> i think that goes back to my comments earlier about the risk-free rate being high at this point we do think that market yields are probably starting to peak at this point we think they will be peaking over the next few months they do tend to peak ahead of the fed stopping its rate rising cycle. so we are extending duration, and we are recommending a barbell because we think that does two things for investors. it allows them to lock in those longer yields at the long end, and it also allows them to take advantage of these really high yields at the short end. the highest we've seen since the pre financial crisis so we're fixed income, we're doing a barbell, favoring short term, long term and also staying up in quality still with high quality over high yield. >> barry, what are you recommending to clients and investors right now? >> when the market is going down, you clearly wa

to the vice chair i see tracie is on. yes. >> some of the peer specialists who testifyd and gone through the promise. thap is one example of how the peer services have filtered out in the greater behavioral health system. so ram is one of our providers we have others but as part of mhsa it is the state legislation that a percentage of our employees are focused on the pierce which are people with livid experience of mental health challenges and also their family members and so rams provides what we call -- complimentary services to our -- clinics in our behavioral healing clinics like take parents to appointments. taking from the bus and showing them how to pick up their medications. helping people with various quality of life. that are something that the clinician who might be assigned that case may have be able to do. in addition. just by sharing their individual experience like i was homeless in san francisco 30 years ago and have a lived experience of substance abuse and mental health and sharing our experience and wit

but hotel on a tracy upland says business is very slow right now. looking ahead to next year, she would usually have 40 bookings by now, but they're just 5 or 6. she knows every one is struggling with inflation. that's why she feels she cannot pass rising costs on to her customers. accounts in murray management are going to sit. do you think rockwell, what am i gonna do? okay, glenn. oh, racing one. going to do you know i am i to close for bay? i think a lot of people who shop for the week and just type in some season engine as julie and kevin newbies, main worry, is the high cost of gas and electricity. they do avail washing at night time. now instead of during the day, as it is cheaper then, and they're always going around turning off the lights, i was paying a 100 pounds for mallet to come my gas a month. and now i'm paying $220.00. so it's gone up over a $120.00 pounds a month, a foot by yourself then. but don't know whether we're going to get any more increases . black fool already is the most deprived of england's $317.00 local authorities. ac

and number tracy energy transition is under 3. ah, big agenda that we're proposing and we have already worked this for almost one year . and it so happened that our dream and agenda coincides with the agenda of the gym and g 7. so we have been working very closely with germany. as a matter of fact, our president was invited to g 7 summit in russia tomorrow last june. so it was a very good operation with germany on, on how we coordinate this 3 big agenda now, ambassador, those are the 3 big agendas. but of course we're sitting here in pearl, berlin. so you have to allow me to ask, i understand that your president had expressed an interest in trying to mediate between our putin and zalinski. and in fact he invited both leaders. i don't believe either of them are going. yeah. what role do you see your government playing in this conflict and why? first and foremost, i think if you look at our history, in the initial was the mediator in the new china war. this is in the early eighty's . you can look at the history books. we started wit

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because at night, at the final tournament of the year, the girls from the tracy austin group enteredght, the first racket of the world igoshven so confirmed her leadership ambitions by beating daru kasatkina scored the first points and kori woof elena gorelchik, and details about their fights. the fact that it is the yoke-seam and the main favorite of not only the match against the russian daria kosatkina, but also the entire final tournament is not enough. who doubts the leader of the world ranking and at the end of the season she demonstrates excellent tennis, let me remind you. search tennis player. this year, she won two grand slam tournaments roland and yusufen, and in total became the owner of 8 titles, and the debutante of the final tournament has a killer whale relationship with the helmet so they don’t add up in any way this year the girls crossed paths at various starts five times and never once did daria come out of these meetings as a winner, moreover, osadina could not win a single setasi in a duel on the courts. ford huerta. everything also immediately went according to

ben tracy has her story. >> climate change has got to go. >> we don't need any more words. we need real action. >> reporter: vanessa nakate benefits from the clarity of youth. the 25-year-old climate activist is tired of politicians saying a lot about the climate crisis and then doing too little about it. >> the climate crisis is impacting people right now, and yet we are still, you know, holding conferences. we are still holding summits, and yet people continue to suffer. >> and so your point is stop talking, start doing? >> exactly. >> reporter: scientists warn that the impacts of climate change are accelerating, and efforts to curb planet-warming pollution are not nearly enough. nakate, whose influential activism has landed her on the cover of "time" magazine, now finds herself in some ways representing a continent of 1.4 billion people that is uniquely vulnerable. >> we've seen some of the worst impacts of the climate crisis, you know, across africa. it is heartbreaking and frustrating because you didn't cause this crisis, but then you are suffering the impacts. >> repo

that's 280. 580 west, usual stuff out of tracy. no wind advisory today so that will make it easier on drivers. the rest of the way is clear towards the dublin interchange, travel time about 30 minutes. bay area bridgeie matebridge, over towards 101. joycelyn. >>> we begin with a live look at capitol hill where the control of congress is still up for grabs. the senate y ces whi republicans are inching closer to winning a narrow majority in the house. right now democrats have 200 seats while republicans have 210. 218 is needed to control the house. in the senate democrats have 48 seats. this is after flipping pennsylvania from gop. republicans have 49. republicans need 51 for control and democrats need 50 because of vice president kamala harris. cbs news projects it will come down to georgia, arizona, nevada. georgia is headed for a run off. in the bay area they are processing ballots in santa clara. let's look at the san jose mayor's race. a city councilman widening his lead over chavez. fellow city council members endorsed his oppo

you lie. >> tracy williamson was an admitted liar, and untruthful.c-styles and derek smyer together. >> the defense says derrick was with a high school friend, and eric sister danielle said derek mata gangbangers on the basketball court is absurd. but he grew up playing basketball in a bunch of other score. did he play in high? school >> he did in high school, he played high school up until's junior. have not touched a basketball, since derrick's not play basketball. >> in this court, everything was on the line. that is when dire derrick's meyer never shied away from explaining himself in the past, took the stand. i coming up, derrick but a dutiful dad to be? >> i was prepared to take care of my responsibility. when dateline continues. ine continues. it is a calculated risk for a defendant to testify at a trial. derrick smyer was willing to take it. prosecutors had painted him as a child hating, cold blooded killer. derek and his attorney were determined to show he was anything but. >> do you recall the birth of your daughter's? >> yes i do. >> what

we have to keep commerce moving. >> reporter: i'm ben tracy in st. louis. st.> there's a lot more news when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so puffs plus lotion rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion, puffs brings soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. >>> steve hartman on the road to a school in arizona where it turns out, he was the star and the story. >> reporter: this week, i made a surprise visit to the al hombra traditional school in phoenix. although i anticipated a warm welcome, i was completely unprepared for this. i mean, good gosh, it's not like i'm the rock. i'm a lump. but our connection clearly runs deep. thanks to mr. derek brown who, for more than a decade has been showing his fifth graders one of my stories every day. >> how do you justify it? >> ifothing else matters, market english, r

tonight she'll be joined in conversation with award-winning journalist tracy, thank you both so muchng here. the screen is all yours. >> thank you so much and good evening, thank you for being with us friday night. we have a lot of ground to cover but remember if you have questions, click on the question icon but is there and we will get through as many as we can before we wrap for the evening. welcome to the free library in philadelphia. >> i'm happy to be with you tonight and looking forward to our conversations. >> before we get into the conversation, i think we would be remiss if i did not mention the fact that while you were born in michigan, your parents started the american journey here in philadelphia. >> that's right. when i first heard i was going to the free library, i was jumping up and down because it is a very special city in my family. as i write in the book, my parents were immigrants, my father came from india and my mother from pakistan, will both scholars at the university of pennsylvania. it almost didn't happen because' my mother between the university of pennsyl

the only slow spot is right as you come out of tracy. that is where we are seeing the brake lights for the super commuters. we have no wind advisory through here. we do have a wind advisory issued overnight at the bay bridge toll plaza. here are your travel times. we have 36 minutes over to 680. the east shore freeway, 101 is looking good. it is 36 minutes all the way to sfo. here is the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. overall, we have an easy commute. be extra careful if you are traveling in a high-profile vehicle. it is windy. you can feel it across the span. be careful they are. this is a live look at the nimitz. things are looking good. >>> happening today, it is giving tuesday. this is a global event desired to inspire donation to charity. it is about taking action. this will brighten someone's day, including the people right here in the bay area. jocelyn joins us live from the food bank warehouse in san francisco. we rarely see people up this early with us. it is pretty busy. >> reporter: yes, exactly. you did mention it is

no slowdowns except for super commuters coming out of tracy. for now, a live look in emeryville, showing off 80. things are at the limit with no advisories on the san mateo bridge right now. taillights are traveling toward the peninsula. here is the slight slowdown i was referring to, tracy to dublin at 39 minutes. everything else is on time and i will let you know if that changes. reggie: still to come, the warning from doctors as rsp cases rise across the country. kumasi: a wide-out in new york. thousands under several feet of snow for days. reggie: a christmas tree that is definitely getting mixed reaction. oh no. it's back. kumasi: a live look outside folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. stream your heart out with the ultimate streamer setup when you get internet with unlimited data for 55 dollars a month. plus get a free flex 4k streaming box. oh my! and for a limited time, get hbo max included for 1 year. even you in 22c. flight attendants, prepar

tracy to devlin, 40 minutes for that drivetime. the bowler is in place for the earthquake retrofit work. tournament delays. reggie: catching up with candidates. kumasi: the huge jackpot growing bigger this morning. how much ticket sales helped california schools. reggie: sipping on starbucks, reggie: sipping on starbucks, the holidays are have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. reggie: threats of violence are a big concern for election officials ahead of next week's midterms, especially after the attack of paul pelosi. san francisco 30's are taking action to make sure we are all safe when we had to the polls. gloria rodriguez joins us live with what is bein

i would have much rather spend nextto tracy talking to all of you in person safely . but i'm thrilled there's a book event at all so let me show my gratitudefor that . and what was the first part ofthe question ? >> about being on the view. >> i love the view. i couldn't tell. i didn't feellike being on camera , it felt like i chat that was incredible. it felt like having coffee with girlfriends. >> question from winnifred who said thanks for your candor and service. would you walk us through your day at work, i'd love to know what you can tell us on a day in the life. >> my day starts very early but these days it depends which section of my life you're talking about. d i changed my priorities to make sure my schedule works that i can drop my son off at worst work but that hasn't been the case with these book events andit's usually in a pre-áuntran4á time i'm running from meeting to meeting . i usually don't eat lunch or i'm off on a plane somewhere. covid has changed my work schedule rather dramatically so i've been on zoom but who knows, after this book tour and hop

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currently some of our heaviest of rain is situated out towards tracy, just east of the bay. well, a couple of sprinkles around the altamonte pass dublin pleasanton. don't be surprised if you step outside and feel a few drops on your head. most of us are calm this morning, though. look at what the radar brings us today around 07:00am some showers around pacifica and half moon bay towards 08:09am, those showers drift towards redwood city and eventually to san jose spotty showers as the way it goes today and these can be harder to plan around because one minute it looks great. the next minute you start to see those dark clouds. so be ready for it, especially in the south bay where i'm expecting us to be the most active this afternoon. right now it's 40's and 50's for most of our temps and tell you head to the north bay, where are all the way down in the 30's nevado in petaluma at 37 currently santa rosa and fairfax at 38 definitely need those jackets this morning. and don't forget the rain jackets if you're going to be out and about all day long rain john, thank you that. headi

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tracie: what we are looking for is inflation to start to come off the boil.see that with the latest inflation data, we are starting to see it in goods data. maybe not so much, at least from the cpi in terms of services. the services inflation is the hold into this tighter labor market. we are watching the same things the fed is watching. we are watching inflation data and the labor market data. it is going to take both of those cooling before we think the fed will start to cut rates again. tom: thank you so much. greatly appreciate it this morning. the stories for 2023, i'm going to give jon major credit. i think it was three years ago where he coined the idea the outlook for a given year starts in march. there is so much uncertainty. all the confidence is gone. lisa: how much is it reset in march, then june, then again in september? tom: this is pre-pandemic. i cannot remember, we believe. it is always with his voice. someone with a bow tie. we would suggest. lisa: the market tries to get ahead of everything. so you try to game out the end of the year in the

reporter: tracy weatherby says food budgets are typically the first place people cut to make ends meetod insecurity highlighted and heightened during the pandemic, a time when second harvest demand double to 500,000 people each month. >> it went down to 400,000 people last year and we thought that was the new normal. with inflation and gap prices -- gas prices, we are up around 450,000 people every month. reporter: a real-time reflection. federal data shows grocery prices jumped 12.4% since the start of the year. with two weeks until thanksgiving, the count is on to make every dollar count. >> we are trying to alleviate a little bit of that during the holiday season. reporter: damone carter says the goal between thanksgiving and christmas it to distribute 18,500 food boxes. they are asking people to complete the holiday meal by donating. >> frozen chicken, hams, turkeys, canned goods, especially those with pop tops are very much in need during the holiday season. reporter: these organizations aren't immune to today's issues. gas to get the distributions, the food itself. >> it's a heav