tracy sought so.fe around dustin, even when michael was mentoring him. >> i told michael i didn't like the idea of him being around the kids. because when i saw him with michael, the affect was just off. >> tracy said that dustin's mother once confided in her that she was scared of her own son. >> she complained that he was physical with his sisters. >> scaring his own sister? >> she said that she could not he leave him alone with the girls. because he would hurt them. >> physically hurt? them >> physically hurt them. yeah. >> she says mona told him that day -- >> and you believe he did that? >> yeah. i saw her cry over it. >> in the hours after the attack, tracy speculated about what had brought the unstable teenager to her home in the first place. had some of michael's collectible guns caught his eye? was it a botched robbery? investigators didn't think so. the intruder showed no interest in grabbing the expensive jewelry, or the cash michael kept in the safe. the one item made off with from the hou

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

tracy: i don't think so. george: no. matthew: no.ie: publishing the peak in 10-year treasury yield's? tracy: i think so, yes. george: yes, definitely. matthew: yes we have. katie: do we see 100 or 200 basis points on spreads? tracy: 200. matthew: 100, but it will be close. george: we may touch 200. katie: thank you so much. it from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds in 12 months on golo. golo and the release has been phenomenal in my life. it's all natural. it's not something that gives you the jitters. it makes you go through your days with energy, and you're not tired anymore, and your anxiety, everything is gone. it's definitely worth trying. it is an amazing product. you mark: i'm mark crumpton with first word news. elon musk suspending journalists from twitter has spread among european politicians. lawmakers having the platform and leaving the platform and proposing future sanctions. one said the news is worrying and "there are red lines." starbucks paresis at 60 location started a three-day strike.

tracy, on your nomination. you expressed your concern about vladimir in your opening testimony and senator menendez talked about the americans who are unjustly as well in russia. what can you do as ambassador to help keep attention on those unjust attentions and what can we do to try and continue to urge russia to release people who are being held? >> senator shaheen, thank you. i think one of come to our public and private aspects to what we can be doing, and i think publicly the kinds of efforts that we sing from members of this committee, of the members of congress come to keep a spotlight on political prisoners, political activists have been unjustly jailed as well as our detained american citizens, that the public spotlight is so important so that they do not feel forgotten it because i think can happen in isolation. you know, one of the most inspiring an early experiences that i had with this kind of a situation was actually when i was in working at the embassy in moscow in the late 1980s, secretary shult

she spent years searching, until, not long ago, when her message finally got through to tracy peck ofda, and her sister, vanya, reunited last weekend. >> we just stood there and hugged and cried, and i just felt such a deep love for them. i can't wait to come to your wedding! >> reporter: tracy peck gave away $100 tototal strangers, but she says the gift she has gotten in return is far more precious. >> they've taught me the slightest thing that you can do for someone, you don't realize what impact that's going to have on their life. we have no idea. >> reporter: but if you're lucky, maybe someday you will. steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> cordes: turned out to be a gift for both of them. well, the "cbs evening news" is pitching in during this season of giving. that's next. e award-winning geico mobile app, our customers have 24/7 access, digital id cards, they can even pay their bill- (beep) bill has joined the call. hey bill, we're just- phone: hi guys, bill here. do we have julia on the line too? 'k, well we'll just- phone: hey sorry. i had you muted. well yea let's just-

on the moon, tracy.nks, neil. it's great to be here today. thank you. >> neil: i always remember and so many at times interviewed and talked to your father over the years. he did not like being called the last man to walk on the moon. he would say the most recent. we're going to get back there. we'll get back there. how do you think he would feel about these plans today? >> i think he would finally feel it was about time. yeah, he always used to say he never wanted to be the tail on the dog. so he thought he would be there a lot. a lot sooner than now. i think he would be quite excited about the young men and women that they have selected to get there. i think he would be really proud of what is finally happening, although it's many years too late. >> neil: tracy, how was it growing up with an astronaut tad? he was on multiple missions. did you sense the magnitude of that? >> no, i didn't. i grew up with a lot of other astronaut children. so if it wasn't him flying to the moon, it was someone else. so yo

good morning and welcome to ambassador tracy.est of tracy's been nominated to ambassador to russia and the lowest points of relations between our two countries in the cold war for our soldiers are not in the field facing each other better weapons to combat back and forth. putin continues his unjust unprovoked and inhumane war on ukraine which includes deliberate attacks on civilian, critical infrastructure as well as atrocities perpetrated against the civilian population. he continues to weaponize russian energy supplies against u.s. allies and partners in europe. use of the profits to fund his war in ukraine. under putin russia has reemerged as a strategic challenger to the y.united states and the entire transatlantic community for the withdrawal russia from bilevel arms control measures further highlights the dangerous game of brinksmanship they always play. russia continues to be very dangerous place for americans there are a number of americans held in russia today, two of whom have been designated as wrongfully detained. it

part, "i hope your stay in america will be a safe and happy one, signed, a friend from the plane, tracy0 bill inside. ayda and her sister moved a relative who didn't have too much more than they did, so that $100 bill fed the family for three months. and ayda says it continues to feed her soul to this very day. >> that's why i actually kept tracy's letter, because it's a reminder to me that people are good. >> reporter: it has also been a main driver in her life. ayda owns two businesses that promote environmental and social justice. >> the reason why i do what i do is because of tracy. every decision that i made had to do with paying it forward. >> i was wondering if you can help me find tracy. >> reporter: a few years ago, ayda put word out on social media, hoping to find the woman who gave her life direction. she spent years searching until not long ago, when her message finally got through to tracy peck of blaine, minnesota. >> hi! >> reporter: tracy, ayda, and her sister, vanya, reunited last weekend. >> we just stood there and hugged and cried, and i just felt such a deep love for

westbound out of the tracy area.malcom is up giving us a perspective of traffic along westbound 24. if you're headed to the maze trying to catch up on 580, it looks good. no delays. everything is quiet there. let's look at other spots. if you're making trek out of tracy. we're dealing with a lot of fog this morning. one of the areas is the dublin interchange. so be careful there. >>> 5:20. ahead this morning, we bring you a live report on what to expect from today's final public meeting of the january 6th committee. >>> a celebrity sighting in the bay area. that is next on the morning mix. >>> a mild as we kick off the morning hours into the afternoon. 43 in san francisco. it quick little warms up to the up we were 40s in the afternoon. >>> it was a beautiful weekend. >> it was. >> cold. >> chilly. a little chilly. but the sun was out. >>> the bay area has no shortage of legacies. oak land born actress seems to be in town for the holidays. and she brought her partner along for the ride. they visited the former school

tracy, good morning. >> well, good morning to all of you.e on this saturday. but, of course, up of this past week we talked about blizzard conditions, mainly across the northern plains. in south dakota white-out condition, very heavy snow resulting in some of these really sky high snowdrifts because of gusty wind, but the week ahead brings an unleashing of arctic air, even down into the deep south. bitter cold windchills can be ex >>> all right, our thanks >> all right, our thanks to tracy. >>> still coming up on "good morning america," helping you with your holiday shopping. the strategies for the last weekend before christmas. plus, the shipping deadlines you need to know about. >>> and then the big hopes for the new "avatar" sequel and a ripple effect at the box office. ♪we're not gonna take it by twisted sister♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [music playing in background] [music playing in background] i used the wrong paint. ♪ there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema

tracy shuchart breaks down what is ahead for energy stocks which have a blowout performance this year. tens of millions use it every day, usually under 20s, tiktok face as total ban in the united states after reports that it spied on americans. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. lauren: all right, markets reversing earlier gains today, falling to session lows on fears of surging covid cases in china, just as that country plans to end quarantine for inbound travelers. the dow is down by 209 points. joining me now, advisor group chief market strategist phil blancato. phil, good to see you. we'll get to china. >> how are you doing? lauren: i'm great. let's talk about the data right here in the u.s. some of it better than expected, not today, pending home sales falling 4% in november, down 6 months in a row. look, buyers are getting cold feet before their deal, their purchase of a home closes. but, you know, isn't this going to get worse next year, phil? because we've been promised from jay powell and co, rates are going up. so what you get now, wouldn't that be quote, unquote d

that's what happen to tracy joy ramos.large clothing companies, and began studying how to make floral arrangements. something she was never really confident about. >> and one day a light bulb went off, d reed, i'm etthis. crte e cor for sunday's holiday expo. >> there is a really, really warming feeling when it all comes together. >> reporter: on mother's day, tracy opened her first brick and mortar flower shop. >> you always think outside of the box. gist around the corner might be something that you are amazing at, and that you really enjoy. even if you fight against it, like i did for a little while. >> reporter: sherry vance didn't fight it. she founded big momma's desserts during the pandemic. >> i made the cake. i put it on facebook. the rest is history. they just started bing, bing, bing, then all of a sudden i was making enough money to pay for my mortgage. >> reporter: those who are finding success, say it takes some guts and a whole lot of hard work. >> it's scary. it's a big leap of faith. you feel like you're s

we get more now from cbs's ben tracy. >> this is the earthshot prize 2022. >> reporter: it's been called the oscars for the earth. ♪ the glitzy awards show in boston. >> straight ahead, en matched the environmentally green carpet. alongside other famous faces. >> what kind of impact do you think an award like this can have? >> i think it can be incredibly inspiring. >> we can overcome our planet's greatest challenges. >> reporter: prince william awarded five prizes worth more than $1 million each to eco-innovators, including a british start-up making plastic out of seaweed, a group in oman turning planet-warming carbon emissions to stone, and a kenyan woman tackling air pollution with cleaner burning stoves. >> now we're able to achieve our goal of distributing the next 1 million cook stoves within the kenyan homes that need it most. >> reporter: none of the finalists are actually here. they're scattered all over the world, and they're encouraged not to fly in to cut down on planet-warming pollution. >> from moonshot to earthshot -- >> reporter: prince william brought the prize to boston

she tracy is the first black woman to lead the a ella her career of outstanding service to the american literary community is extensive and remarkable before leading the elite she was the cultural director at the joyce foundation. she was the deputy commission chair of chicago's department of cultural and special events, the vice president of strategy and organizational development at the queens public library, where during her tenure she founded nyc early learning network, the community librarian at the hartford public library, where her work was so influential that the then of hartford, eddie, designated february 13 of tracie hall day. and that's just a small sample. but what i want to bring to your attention is the challenge tracy issued to librarians library professionals and library supporters in june of 2020, when people demonstrating all over this country this was four months after becoming the ala executive director, had called for building a library workforce reflects the diversity of the nation universal digital access in a much financial commitment to libraries to libraries.

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from tracy, as you head over towards that dublin area.d 80 looking good, 15 minutes, highway 4 to the maze. if you are getting ready to take 4, that is about a 20 minute ride from norfork to the shore freeway. it's a pretty smooth ride into the city. most of our bay area bridges are quite this morning. san mateo bridge, clear between 880 and 101. and a quick look here at the golden gate bridge, and you can see things are moving smoothly out of marin county. we are in the green with no laj >>> the matchup with miami pits two of the hottest teams in the nfl against each other. but as charlie walter tells us, it will be unfamiliar turf for more than just the 49ers. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. expect the 49ers are now in miami, the 39-year-old head coach was the offensive coordinator before being hired by the dolphins. and he's had a great start, he's led them to a 8-3 record. kyle shanahan is very familiar with his quirky personality . >> used to be able to really push it from game tate wednesday without showering. now tha

getting slow out of tracy, getting on to 580 is sluggish, brake lights out of tracy to that area. from mont house that's where those slow and go conditions begin. we are tracking brake lights on highway 4. antioch is looking good. in pittsburg and bay point. this is near the freeway but not affecting the main lines. travel time on highway 4, 31 minutes from antioch to 80. >>> in a confusing multistate murder mystery a napa man is under arrest in the case. thomas o'donnell is facing charges in a possible murder for hire plot accused of killing michael harding who was found dead in kentucky. >> reporter: let's start with the two people at the center of this case. on the left, julie harding in a booking photo after arrested and charged on criminal trespassing last thursday for attempting to get her dog from michael's girlfriend's house. the hardings were estranged. julie filed for divorce earlier this year. she was released last week, two days before she took her life. on the right, michael harding. he went missing back in september and was found dead, shot multiple times, in a kentu

so tracy does -- yeah. hilarious doing the voice. >> jimmy: is tracy there at all? a day, yeah. >> jimmy: okay. >> and in fact, there's kind of a scene towards the end of the movie where his daughter was there playing a small part. so he came, you know, chaperone her, hung around set. told stories, talked about me in third person, as i was sitting there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: to you? >> to me and to everyone else. and talked about how -- he was like, "i watched cowbell, i was there, i talk it happen." and everyone was like -- "we believe you." >> jimmy: it was on tv. >> "i know you were there, we were on the show together." [ laughter ] "we were there at the same time. i saw you watching me do that sketch." tracy's the best. >> jimmy: it is wonderful to see you. thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> jimmy: merry christmas, happy holidays, all that stuff. see the movie with ryan reynolds. it's called "spirited." you can see it on apple tv plus. we'll be back with colson baker! just a car. n (vo) through the share the love event, subaru retailers have supported over

we see a lot of the super commuters making the trek out of tracy. and slow as you get over to 580. it is foggy out there. so be careful with the spots. so almost an hour. >>> the 49ers have been dealing with injuries all season long. charlie water tells us about a rookie running back that is coming up big for san francisco. >> reporter: time for your red and gold report, with mitchell on injured reserve, rookie mason stepped up. the undrafted rook imran for 170 yards. thursday's win in seattle, how about mason breaking the 55 yard. run. >> he called him rivera. he's the closer. that was awesome. that guy ran so hard. >> he's a finisher man. he's a tough runner. nice have fresh legs like this after we've been wearing ours down. >>> jordan pool scored a high 32 points with the win over the rapters. they won for the third time on the road this season. they shot 53% from the field and scored 18 3-pointers. all of this happening without steph curry who is out with a shoulder injury for at least two more weeks. >>> wow! the celebrations were along the city. cheers hugs and flags. the gam

that is what happened to tracy joy ramos, she quit her job as a designer for large clothing companies how to make floral arrangements. something that she was never really confident about. >> then, one day, a lightbulb went off, and i realized, i think i am pretty good at this. >> reporter: now, she is prospering as a floral and event designer, and helped to create the decor for sunday's holiday expo. >> there is a really good feeling when it all comes together. >> reporter: on mother's day, tracy opened her first brick and mortar flower shop in san leandro. >> always think outside the box. because, you just never know. right around the corner might be something that you are amazing at , and that you really enjoy. even if you fight against it, like i did for a while. >> reporter: sherry vance did not fight it. she found it big mamas desserts in the middle of the pandemic , with nothing but her grandmother's recipes, including one for an amazing poundcake. >> i made the cake, i put it on facebook, the rest is history. they just started, bing, bing, bing. and then all of a sudden, i was

east heading out of this area and in toward tracy and stockton, toughest to see. we're tracking that alongside some unusual views you'll see coming up as well. >>> 4:41 right now. from our wallets to the courthouse, it's been a wild ride for investors, employees and those of house have used technology. it looks like 2023 will continue the drama. >> our business and tech reporter scott budman covered it all. here he is with a look back and a look ahead. >> reporter: tech drives our economy this year. it also drove to us distraction. here are some of the top stories from tech 2022. the story that affected the most people, the fall of tech stocks. trillions of dollars lost by investors here. amazon, even as we shopped on it, lost a trillion dollars in value from pandemic highs. meta lost more than half its value trying to build out the metaverse and then laid off more than 10,000 employees. netflix, intel, and salesforce also among those hit hard by wall street and among the companies laying people off. one stock that jumped this year, twitter, thanks to a $44 billio

stockton and tracy. zero visibility.as well be zero. looks like that lines right around cordelia. now i have to keep an eye on it today. i don't think it will be the bigger issue. but if the cloud cover comes in, then we won't see as much tomorrow but this cloud cover will be on the move later this afternoon tonight and into tomorrow, which will give us cloudy skies and maybe a little light rain tomorrow evening north of marin county. cold morning patchy fog, but son some higher clouds will come in. it will be a little warmer. still a lot of thirties and forties on attempts here. brentwood still 35 thirty's were running colder here by seven degrees at palo alto. compared to yesterday. this time conquered six. livermore five, only half moon bay, santa rosa and sfor a little bit warmer lot out there. it's just not well organized, but it's on its way here. and what could be the start of a lot of cloud cover and eventually next week, turning into what looks to be a wet pattern here for us tomorrow evening light rain about ma

it is slow out of tracy on to 580.s volume than usual so travel times are about 47 minutes 205 towards dublin interchange. highway 4 is getting a little slow through bay point. the travel time on 101, headed to sfo off san jose, 39 minutes hellyer to sfo. no delays on 101. check the nature schedules before you get there and pack your patience. >>> we are still talking about this. many questions are asked after correa's fall out with the giants. he's agreed to $350 million deal with the mets. >> new york swooped after giants had concerns over his physical and wanted to renegotiate. before missing out on correa, giants struck out on aaron judge. what do fans think about the disappointment and where the team is headed? >> reporter: many fans are traying to stay positive about giants and inability to attract key free agents. there is a history of missing out on super stars and some are demanding changes. >> get rid of the owners. they're messing it up for everybody. >> reporter: frustration as giants miss out on top two fr

the arable john carney, governor of yeller and misses tracy wing garney -- of delaware and misses tracy william carney. >> thank you very much. terrible -- the honorable keisha land bottoms -- lance bottoms. >> can i say that here? i think it will be a great lead in georgia on tuesday. i am not saying it as a bulldogs fan. we just had to make sure the people continue to turn out. but i am. very encouraging. >> is the president going to go? >> i don't of the answer to that. i think the president will go wherever he is wanted and needed. i know that we have a great senator in georgia. we are excited. thank you. >> mr. kurt russell and misses donna brazile. -- russell. mr. jimmy harrison and professor mary boyd. >> mr. david calhoun and ms. devin calhoun. >> the honorable susan collins -- human -- >> captain withrow kruger -- lloyd kruger. this mary kay haney -- henry. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> arable michael duggan -- the honorable michael duggan. >> thank you. the honorable charles rifkin. >> france is our oldest ally and we share a history of tradition together. >> mr

it's tracy. i'm are you doing? it's tracy. i'm great. it's like they're against me. it's like it's.y go right uncommon. and they go right oven uncommon. and they go right over. will anything on the teleprompter, it's just everything's fine. we, the mental attitude and us. sorry i was i was reading about each day and the thing that made me just southern courage met walking. yes told me through that. but then i first of all, just tell us a bit about yourself and then my name is tracy healy. it's current. it said on the machine, well, it must be either like i'm so i'm a i'm chart's marketing. i'm in a marketing business. i'm a networking business. so i support small businesses with marketing, mentoring and networking groups . so that means networking groups. so that means at the start of the pandemic, everything ground to a halt. how did feel about that ? honestly, did feel about that? honestly, professionalism , a massage and professionalism, a massage and business had a side . the first business had a side. the first day i broke my heart , i was day i broke my heart, i was really, re

it's tracy. i'm are you doing? it's tracy. i'm great. it's like they're against me. it's like it's.y go right uncommon. and they go right oven uncommon. and they go right over. will anything on the teleprompter, it's just everything's fine. we, the mental attitude and us. sorry i was i was reading about each day and the thing that made me just southern courage met walking. yes told me through that. but then i first of all, just tell us a bit about yourself and then my name is tracy healy. it's current. it said on the machine, well, it must be either like i'm so i'm a i'm chart's marketing. i'm in a marketing business. i'm a networking business. so i support small businesses with marketing, mentoring and networking groups . so that means networking groups. so that means at the start of the pandemic, everything ground to a halt. how did feel about that ? honestly, did feel about that? honestly, professionalism , a massage and professionalism, a massage and business had a side . the first business had a side. the first day i broke my heart , i was day i broke my heart, i was really, re

that could slow things down even more than what we are seeing coming out of tracy.mes are getting busier. it is 48 minutes . highway 4 is not bad. highway 101 looks good. we saw mobile 5 a few moments ago. he was moving along with no delays or issues. if you are near the bay bridge, metering lights are off. it does look good at the golden gate bridge. we are not seeing any joes. the red out of the north bay, everything looks clear. over at the san mateo bridge, the travel time is 14 minutes between 880 and 101. have a quick look at the south bay travel times. we are busy out of the south bay. i will look into that. that is much more busy than we typically see. >>> the bay area is seeing a spike of covid-19 infections and respiratory viruses. this comes as many hospitals are reaching capacity. in oakland, the senior and disability activist mistreated calling for the rings the mint of broad mask mandates. some of the mandates expired in november. alameda county recently required masking in some settings, like homeless shelters and healthcare facilities. >> reporter: f

so marcia, for the wish to now will. dora is tracy williams miller. one is near williams presented with the wish to my children. i a gentleman here with us before sir marie ignacio with those started stimuli on the phone. please click record dora jay with your boss lady petri quotable 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. i would like to continue with current european and us sanctions on black c ports and russian ships prevent it. what it is global car, what net for now? what about some say me. i snuggling the post of ship crimea. yes, nothing. the matter scheme importantly cut daughtry at the study certainly don't roughly quote, really a conditional krinski part of it, which it, it says yes. such as i knew, the minimum of putin 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

riga, more weapons and money but details are kept secret wherein tracy had already worked in moscow inghties during gorbachev's perestroika, later i represented us interests in various former soviet republics, as tracy herself once said, it was russia that made her a diplomat. now she is known for her support of anti-russian sanctions and advocates for a tougher western policy towards moscow, while the new american ambassador emphasizes that she wants to expand the channels of communication between the kremlin and the white house. record for the entire period of work of the russian parliament, the state duma adopted in the past year more than 650 laws were summed up today at the final meeting of the autumn session, almost a third of the new bills of a social orientation, of which, despite the difficulties and problems, all obligations to the citizens of our country are being fulfilled and we have committed ourselves to do everything to ensure that in the future we not only they talked about problems, but they were solved by fulfilling their obligations to citizens and to the country, a

tracy wanted to know why that happened and we started to interview people in the neighborhood, one ofm told him this "african americans are hunting somalis in minneapolis why is that?" because they believe that they are getting special favors from the government. are you surprised to hear that? you should not be surprised. because when government creates a spoils system based on race and ethnicity in our government certainly has done that, division and violence are the inevitable outcomes. that is true always and everywhere. the facts never change. and liberals for many deficits used to protect and understand that. that's why they oppose jim crow, and the nuremberg laws. but at some point, to be interesting to know when and why liberals enthusiastically embrace the racial spoils system. they want claims to hate. this is unfolding across the country what is especially prevalent in places liberals control. the more power liberals have, the more sweeping and lit -- the system they create. in california they have up to par and that's why the government of san francisco is just announced t

ambassador tracy is one of them. our nation needs a strong voice to stand up for our values, from the larger russian public, many of whom feel isolated and betrayed by their leaders' war of aggression. to the american detainees who putin still holds in his prisons, to the russian opposition activists who are fighting for a different way forward in russia. ambassador tracy will not shy away from confronting putin's abuses. america needs her in her post, europe needs her in her post, ukraine needs her in her post. so i urge this body to confirm ambassador tracy today. and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the question occurs on the confirmation of the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote, the ayes are 393, -- 93, the nays are 2, the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table, the president will be immediately notifie

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

time to write a movie, and i'm very proud to say i'll be talking to screenwriter seth reiss and will tracys and applause the movie's great. they're great. but before we get to that, we don't always have enough time to cover all of the recent news, so here to recap is one of our writers, amber ruffin, in a segment we call "amber says what." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> you guys, things have been crazy. okay first of all, the midterms were last week, and the whole nation was like, what but then the red wave didn't come, and we were like, what the whole thing was bananas. okay so marjorie taylor greene won, and i was like, what then stacey abrams lost, and i was like, what and then the race between raphael warnock and herschel walker was too close to call, and i was like, what for the first time, i was like maybe there is voter fraud because there is no way someone would want to give this man an ounce of power if you put this man in charge of georgia, he's only going to get it pregnant, take it to another state, and get it an abortion. [ laughter ] oh, no i'm too late aw that's at least six mon

we do have brake lights coming out of tracy, getting on to 580.e the travel times. 101 from san jose to sfo is 37 minutes. we have no delays on 880. things are pretty quiet here by the airport. the bridges are quiet as well. >>> it is 5:19 on wednesday morning. a new murder trial was denied for scot peterson. we explain how the san mateo county judge came to this decision. >>> trending this morning, lionel messi is celebrating argentina's world cup win. he is the most light instagram post ever. we'll introduce you to an oakland muralist creating edge a giant display at an argentinian restaurant. >>> let's see what is brewing outside, brought to you by bigelow benefits tea. ugh, this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car? you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you don't want a job. you want the job. the is always over a. that's why we don't offer a car. we offer the car. ( ♪♪ ) sixt. rent the car. [narrator] everyo

sold out there towards tracy and stockton. santa rosa livermore reporting a little bit of fog there now. novato is as well. fairfield went from a third of a mile now up to four, so it's moving around, livermore says five. but tracy zero stockton a quarter so you come down the ultimate past should be a lot better for now, but i think it will start to pick up sand martin, three miles visibility, okay, if you're heading down towards monterey and selena, so high clouds. i mean there. this is really going to start to drift over us and give us a lot of cloud cover here next couple of days could be some very light rain tomorrow, especially to the north, but i think it's boring show than go cold morning. patchy fog. mostly sunny, a little warmer, but there will be a lot of clouds drifting in later in the afternoon and then cloudy to mostly cloudy thursday into friday. mount diablo 45 degrees so attempts aloft are warming up. they were in the thirties. now there in the mid upper forty's. that's your inversion, your higher pressure, so

for more on the hearing and sam bankman-fried's comments, let's bring in tracy wang from coindesk >>nk you for having me >> a lot of bombshells in there and a lot that shocked a lot of us >> you know, i was at the dealbook summit yesterday. i have to give props to andrew ross sorkin. i thought he brought the fire and all of his questions were fair the question right now with sam is was this whole ftx fiasco calculated fraud or criminal negligence when sam answers certain questions of the $8 billion in missing customer deposits, he is very much going for the, you know, i did not knowingly commit fraud. i did not knowingly comingle funds. you know, there are two types of people in the world. either you believe sam is a liar or you believe him and he really didn't know what was going on. >> i think one of the other questions is why is he still in the bahamas if he did not do anything wrong andrew pushed him on that as well coming up later today, the one witness in the senate hearing we have been talking about is ross behnan from the cftc what do you expect to hear from him? >> the cftc

we get more now from cbs' ben tracy. >> this is the earthshot prize 2022. >> reporter: it's been called earth." ♪ ♪ ♪ the glitzy awards show in boston... >> straight ahead, please! >> reporter: ...brought glamour to the grueling work of saving the planet. ( cheers ) catherine, princess of wales, even matched the environmentally green carpet, alongside other famous faces. what kind of impact do you think an award like this can have? >> i think it can be incredibly inspiring. >> we can overcome our planet's greatest challenges. >> reporter: prince william awarded five prizes, worth more than $1 million each, to eco-innovators, including a british start-up making plastic out of seaweed; a group in oman turning planet-warming carbon emissions to stone; and a kenyan woman tackling air pollution with cleaner- burning stoves. >> now we're be able to achieve our goal of distributing the next one million cook stoves in the kenyan homes that need it most. >> reporter: none of the finalists are actually here. they're scattered all over the world, and they're encouraged not to fly in, to cut down o

— building up for some time it was tracy chapman who was talking about a revolution— tracy chapman whoght now given the overhang that we have had from covid _ given the overhang that we have had from covid we need to pay for the step either— from covid we need to pay for the step either coming from increased taxes _ step either coming from increased taxes or— step either coming from increased taxes or borrowing. an borrowing and this interest _ taxes or borrowing. an borrowing and this interest environment is deeply impeccable for the government and less we _ impeccable for the government and less we will mortgage our children and girl— less we will mortgage our children and girl chooses should to pay for it all~ _ and girl chooses should to pay for it all. ., . ., ~ , ., it all. -- grandchildren. take us to the concern _ it all. -- grandchildren. take us to the concern over— it all. -- grandchildren. take us to the concern over strep _ it all. -- grandchildren. take us to the concern over strep a. - it all. -- grandchildren. take us to the concern over strep a. this i it all. -- grand

. >> the reason why i do what i do is because of tracy.> reporter: a few years ago, she put word out hoping to find the woman who gave her life direction. she spent years searching. until not long ago, when her message got through to tracy peck of blaine, minnesota. >> hi. >> reporter: they reunited last weekend. >> we stood there and hugged and cried. i felt a deep love for them. >> reporter: she gave away $100 to total strangers. but she says the gift she's gotten in return is far more precious. >> they have taught me the slightest thing you can do, you don't realize what impact that will have on their life. we have no idea. >> reporter: if you are lucky, maybe some day, you will. might be painful, embarassing, difficult to talk about, and could be peyronie's disease or pd, a real medical condition that urologists can diagnose with xiaflex®, the only fda-approved nonsurgical treatment for appropriate men with pd. along with daily gentle penile stretching and straightening exercises, xiaflex has been proven to help gradually reduce the be

was actually my boss tracy i of working with her?d she was the reason she got into fashion, say there is a lot of us, because she was such an inspiration, and i think working in the shop was nothing but dull. ., ., ., but dull. you mentioned earlier that she became _ but dull. you mentioned earlier that she became renowned - but dull. you mentioned earlier that she became renowned as l that she became renowned as well for her outspoken views on issues such as nuclear disarmament and climate change? yes, climate change and also fast fashion. she really believed that fast fashion was impacting climate change so much, and one of her mottos, buy less, where more and look after staff. buy less, where more and look after staff-— after staff. this was somebody who went _ after staff. this was somebody who went from _ after staff. this was somebody who went from ripped - after staff. this was somebody who went from ripped jeans i after staff. this was somebody l who went from ripped jeans and safety fence to haute couture. she transitioned f

marsha, father wished tracy with him. i mean the one i don't need to speak with or that was to my graduate tonight before my pregnancy. which those to me on the phone at least kick recorded when most.

ambassador to russia, lynne tracy, who will be tasked with standing up to putin. we should complete our work on both -- we should complete our work on both the omnibus, with ukrainian aid, and the confirmation of our new ambassador to russia, very quickly. now, mr. president, i hope all house republicans will attend the zelenskyy address this evening. and when they do, they should listen to president zelenskyy describe the horror his people have endured at the hands of vladimir putin. i hope that donald trump's friendship with putin is not motivating house republicans to turn a blind eye to ukraine's suffering and desperate need for help, because the so-called friendship between putin and trump was a sour relationship that was deeply damaging to our country and to the international order. excuse me. this week marks ten months since vladimir putin began his unprovoked, immoral, and savage invasion of ukrainian territory. while the conflict is sadly not near its conclusion, russia's military is on its heels after a series of humiliating defeats, a testament to the u

tracy had a quarter of a mile four miles in the tri valley, 2.5 at sfo.ans in or expecting somebody coming in as well. you'd be traveling out, actually . and if you're out, and about today, fifties and sixties, up to 64 in san jose and morgan hill, we will go ahead and pinpoint your neighborhood forecast. but right now, let's handed off to sell. castaneda good morning to you, roberta. good morning to you. i think you're gonna like this commute that i'm going to about to show you here. it looks pretty good. if you are driving almost anywhere, let's go to the richmond bridge. if you're driving over to marine county, it looks very good. definitely not commute like even for a friday. sometimes we have friday light. but today it's more like holiday light is a lot of people will be doing other things getting ready for the holiday or perhaps traveling somewhere going to the airport. this is a look at interstate 8 80 in oakland. that traffic looks very good, 6 32. let's get right back to the headlines. okay so we're also following developing news out of the pacif