tracy sought so.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 house, was an old com

i love you, tracy.m right now, man >> seth: this is maven right there. >> yeah, she's doing a backflip on the red carpet. >> seth: backflip on the red carpet pretty impressive. >> yeah. >> seth: did you teach her how to backflip, tracy >> absolutely not. >> seth: okay. >> i keep telling you, i got hit by a walmart truck [ laughter ] >> seth: what's thanksgiving like at the morgan house >> well, i really don't want to -- my grandmother usually hosts thanksgiving >> seth: uh-huh. >> and she's going to have my uncle who just came home from prison he did 38 years in prison. >> seth: well, that's lovely to have him back. >> no, it's not. [ laughter ] he's institutionalized you know how he says grace >> seth: how >> "yo, thank you, g for giving us this life, g." [ laughter ] "yo, thank you for giving us food, my dude. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's -- >> "yo, good looking, g. peace, i'm out." [ laughter ] >> seth: that's -- >> i told my grandmother i'm not eating that food if you all eat that food, somebo

tracy, who talks to alger 0, the tracy hall executive director of the american library association. thank you for talking to al jazeera and tracy. i believe that your favorite, what is abracadabra? can you tell me why? yes. abracadabra suggest the incident possibility because i think this is a moment as we know where libraries are really caught in and, and broiled in the conversation that is an important one about our democracy. and so i think adver deborah is, is especially important now because what we want to do, and what i want to do is to ensure that libraries remain strong and, and continue to be the bedrock of i think, a country a nation that's really built on the notion of open access and also mobility, social mobility. i think it's really appropriate that it's a magic way because you discover so much as the magic of books when your, when your child and library is at that time can feel like such a postal to, to, and otherwise i believe you go up in south central los angeles, i know you were very close to family. yeah. especially your grandmother betsy. can you tell me a litt

and you say how far we've come, how far america has come, tracy. but you also eluded earlier and, and i'll chat to a fight that's ongoing right now in america. in the past 2 years, i was having to look at the numbers. the organization has registered the highest numbers of censorship challenges since you began tracking them pen america recorded the school book bands are on a state prize 28 percent on just the 1st off of this. he had been in the previous 6 months. what does that say to about the america of today? i? well, one thing is that we know that reading and it will again, that conversation, you know, that we're just having about access to, to library. that's another form of censorship. and when we see today many times, people haven't read the book that they are centering and, and they'll say that what we have to understand is that this is the, the letter sedation of, of read a. there is a far more pernicious agenda behind censorship. of the people who want to censor who want to eliminate a freedom of expression, which is of course, a part of o

my name is tracy packer. i'm a retiree from the san francisco department of public health, and i'm really appreciative of you hearing my request today for a waiver for post-employment restrictions under section 3.23 for a three. and i'm here today to talk about the personal hardship that this would cause if the waiver is not approved. and i want to just note that i'm very appreciative of the opportunity and grateful for this process, as i had prided myself in following all the ethics commission rules when i was an employee and i believe that i am my from my experience, that my history with this contractor does not create an ethical challenge and hope that the ethics commission is able to see that granting a personal waiver would not create ethical concern, as i won't go into a great detail of my issues because there's materials and i was here last month. but i will just say that i'm seeking a waiver to accept an offer of employment as a part time short term consultant with the san francisco aids foundation, a

my name is tracy packer. i'm a retiree from the san francisco department of public health, and i'm really appreciative of you hearing my request today for a waiver for post-employment restrictions under section 3.23 for a three. and i'm here today to talk about the personal hardship that this would cause if the waiver is not approved. and i want to just note that i'm very appreciative of the opportunity and grateful for this process, as i had prided myself in following all the ethics commission rules when i was an employee and i believe that i am my from my experience, that my history with this contractor does not create an ethical challenge and hope that the ethics commission is able to see that granting a personal waiver would not create ethical concern, as i won't go into a great detail of my issues because there's materials and i was here last month. but i will just say that i'm seeking a waiver to accept an offer of employment as a part time short term consultant with the san francisco aids foundation, a

councilwoman tracy edwards. hi. well, don't you look marvelous. i am thrilled to call moderate event with former congressman steve israel. representative israel served in the us congress. from 2001 to 2017, including four years as chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee. he left washington unindicted. he left washington undefeated and he. he left to pursue new passions and 2021, he opened a small independent bookstore for theodore's books with his lovely wife, cara, who is sitting right there next to my gorgeous husband, walter who was sitting right there. in his historic of oyster bay, fulfilling a lifelong dream. and author. in his own right, he has published two critically acclaimed satires of washington, the global war on morals and big guns. he proudly serves us on the library of congress madison council as well. many other board of directors, steve was most recently by president to the president's committee on the arts and humanities. please welcome my mentor, my friend, my former councilperson my former congressman. an a

tracy, what do you feel about _ she needs to take them down. tracy, what do you feel about that?. tracy, what do you feel about that? there i what do you feel about that? there are people that desperately miss jane austen, and there have been some wonderful books that have been written almost in the style of jane austen, but there is the idea that if you want that, you will go to some ai chatgpt version in order to keep a connection with the characters that you love? i keep a connection with the characters that you love? i don't see a major _ characters that you love? i don't see a major issue _ characters that you love? i don't see a major issue with _ characters that you love? i don't see a major issue with that. - characters that you love? i don't see a major issue with that. i. characters that you love? i don't i see a major issue with that. i know there _ see a major issue with that. i know there has— see a major issue with that. i know there has been talk in the industry, and fears— there has been talk in the industry, and tears as — there has been talk in the industry, and

tracy, other - it towards the end. tracy, other eo - le it towards the end. don't understand it. kolbassia haoussou, you came in 2005. what say to that? some people are not what might be described by others as genuine asylum seekers. i am going to give you an example. when— am going to give you an example. wheni— am going to give you an example. when i was — am going to give you an example. when i was a child, my father was persecuted — when i was a child, my father was persecuted so he had to flee. he left us. — persecuted so he had to flee. he left us. me — persecuted so he had to flee. he left us, me at my grandmother and the rest _ left us, me at my grandmother and the rest of— left us, me at my grandmother and the rest of my family behind. he escaped — the rest of my family behind. he escaped to nigeria to protect his life. escaped to nigeria to protect his life and — escaped to nigeria to protect his life. and his friend who did not manage — life. and his friend who did not manage to escape got killed. at the end of— manage to escape got killed. at the

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i met a lady in texas named tracy and her son took one percocet that was laced with fentanyl, immediately died. that is happening across this country because of the poison they are bringing in. as president, what i use force? you are darn right i would. >> vice president pence, why would you be better at this issue than governor desantis? he refers to your administration as not finishing the wall. >> right. look. we secured the southern border and reduced illegal immigration by 90%.

ben tracy goes in depth to see how the lack of rainfall is creating a backlog of cargo. >> dominguezshipping company, he's worried about the routes. the number of vessels allowed through is cut from 36 to 32 and some are forced to carry up to 3 30% less cargo to not hit bargain. >> more expensnsive, and they wl be latete. >> reporteter: it's one of the most successful shortcuts. about $270 billion of trade each year rides on this pathway between the pacific and the atlantic. i've never walked across it. >> it's an experience. >> reporter: the vice president of operations said the 50 mile long series of locks and lakes is above sea level. so you're reliant on rainfall. >> yes. but it's unprecedented dry season. the levels are close to the mininimum. >> reporteter: climatete change making the t tropics hotteter a drdry spells more frequent and longer. it takes 55 to 125 million gallons of water. the authority is trying to restore and reuse as much as possible instead of flushing it into the ocean. >> it uses more water than the city of new york every day. >> reporter: every day? wow. t

. >> reporter: mike and tracy croning have a home on the turtle flambeau foliage.borhoods and kids on swimmers island. everyone was having fun swimming and playing, and mike was talking one of the kids into the water when something unimaginable happened. >> as i through threw him, he grabbed my hand and pulled my platinum wedding band off of my hand. and it was lost. so we needily quarantined the area, so to speak, went and got diving masks, and we looked for the wedding band for many, many hours and days. >> reporter: mike and tracy figured that the ring was gone for good, and tracy even purchased a replacement. they have been back to island thousands of times over the past 14 years, but never really thought about the ring until mike saw a facebook post. >> i saw a picture of a ring. it looked just like my ring. 14 years later, it was stained with the color of the water. but i reached out to bill stewart. >> what just blew me away is within half an hour, i had a message from mike. first of all, i was surprised we found anybody. and second of all, i was surprised i

out of tracy getting onto the past, it is a little slow.f a troubled spot in the santa cruz area, i will have that coming up in my next report . >>> in hawaii, search and rescue efforts continue 12 days after the fire on maui. the death toll has climbed to 114 and thousands missing. rescuers have searched 85% of the burned area and the remaining 15% could take weeks due to an approaching storm. >> reporter: while the difficult and grim recovery effort goes on in maui the president and first lady are preparing to visit families impacted by the deadly wildfires. >> you will be able to bring hope to the community and reassure them that the federal government is there. >> reporter: resources that can't come soon enough. she and her children watched their beloved town burn as they escaped. they lost everything. >> a big gust of wind hit, and was like a match with gasoline. >> reporter: she is still questioning why they didn't receive a warning. governor josh green said sirens should have sounded. >> do i wish the sirens went off? of course i do.

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the one, the only, tracy morgan.ed inside a duffel bag. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> meteorologist kari hall is tracking some potential lightning. >> yeah. we're watching out for that today. we saw some spotty showers moving into the bay area. so far it's been quiet, but we are still seeing moisture streaming over the bay area increasing that threat of some isolated thunderstorms for late this morning into the afternoon. it first develops over the sierra and moves into the bay area for this afternoon into the evening. it's going to be hot. we're talking about valley temperatures in the upper 90s, even hotter for the next few days. then for the weekend it does get nice and mild, seasonable weather with highs in the mid 80s. >> we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. every shelelter pet deseserves a sececond chance. anand you're m making it p pose every shelelter pet deseserves a sececond chance. for thousasands of thehem, every day.y. because e every timeme yoyou feed

cbs's best tracy reports officials are now working to cancel those controversial leases. >> reporter: my well. >> reporter: i know you've got nothing. >> nothing but dust. >> reporter: arizona cattle rancher brad mead says as well and dry... >> toss a rock in, it's gone. [clanking] >> reporter: because of his neighbor's farm down the road. it's run by fondomonte, owned by one of the largest dairy companies in saudi arabia. it grows alfalfa here to feed cattle back in the middle east. it is illegal to grow it in saudi arabia because it uses so much water. so when you look out there and you see all that green, what do you think? >> i see money leaving america. i see water adding depleted. >> it is pure insanity. >> reporter: arizona attorney general kris mayes, a democrat, says fondomonte bought vast tracts of land in western arizona, where there are no regulations on how much water can be pumped ut of the ground, so the state doesn't monitor it. fondomonte also leases thousands of acres from the state itself, deals approved by state officials no longer in office. fondomonte pays nothin

. >>> joining us now is tracy gather, she is from california but was visiting lahaina with her husband for their wedding anniversary. tracy, we are so glad that you and your husband are safe right now, but tell us what you are experiencing at this moment. we understand you're still in your hotel in lahaina. >> yes, we are in our hotel, we have no electricity, we have no hot water. there is about 20% occupancy still and the royal lahaina resort is graciously letting all of its employees who have lost their homes, which is almost everyone i have spoken to, stay here indefinitely until they need to. we are safe because we are just about six miles north, but the stories i have heard from people, like employees here and then people that were totally lost their homes and everything they own, a lady i spoke to named edna, she lived right in the condos across from sweet woods and there's about 20 occupants there and when she heard the winds coming down the mountain, she said the trees were bowing down to the ground, she could see smoke coming down and the fires, within ten minutes they were do

tracy morgan: 'you rang?'hing, all great... but i didn't get it until i was older, and then could really sit back and go, that's some smart, clever, satirical writing in the best sense. gomez: darling, there's something i was hoping i wouldn't have to tell you. the other afternoon i saw pugsley playing with a bat. morticia: a bat! oh, well that's more like our boy. gomez: a baseball bat. it's a game, played outdoors... in the sun. morticia: oh dear. steve cox: the addams family, just like the munsters, lasted just two years, two seasons. laura morowitz: while they were there they served a very, very important function. emily vanderworth: they are tackling the changing face of the american family. it's sort of this idea of like, 'oh, american society is really messed up and these are the only people that understand why it's messed up.' grandma: go ahead fester you get another shot. gomez: this time get him right in the old heart. man: [screams] grandma: what's the matter with your friend? gomez: i don't know. w

now we are seeing the results for tracy and repair --. tracy. >> i am going to step out of the way so you can see the motorcade as it leaves. you can see plenty of police presence. cressy is presumably in one of these vehicles right here. the plane landed 14 minutes ago, he deplane then and now his motorcade is headed to the jail. the jailers is 14 miles away. that typically takes 30 minutes. with roads closed off, that could be different. we know that former president trump is in one of these vehicles, plenty of security in front and behind. all afternoon there have been police commissioner chris, georgia state police. all waiting in anticipation of the plane landing. the plane is now hit -- headed to the fulton county jail. we have crews that the jayland cruise along the way. we will bring you the latest. we're going to jump in. back to you. >> thank you. as you just socked about former president trump's plane landed just after 7:00. he walked down the stairs, did not say anything, got one on -- got into one of the black suvs and is now

cbs's ben tracy is on maui tonight with the latest. ben? >> reporter: good evening. the fbi says they still have to verify that those people are actually accounted for, and they do caution that other people will be added back onto the list over time. in the meantime, they have made progress in the grim search for human remains. officials say 99% of lahaina has been searched. and teams from fema are re-checking areas to make sure they have not missed any human remains among the ash and rubble. >> we are making recoveries, and we're doing everything we can to make as much of a recovery of a human being as possible. >> reporter: after days of searching offshore for those who may have jumped into the water during the fire, navy divers have recovered cell phones, and even a purse, but no bolds have been found. several hundreds of people have thought to still be unaccounted for. more than two weeks after flames destroyed more than 2,000 homes and businesses in the historic town of lahaina. >> we care about every single person on that list, and we will not rest until we kno

officers say they responded to the intersection of clover road and tracy boulevard near 205, exit ramp yesterday afternoon. that's where police found the victim. was taken to a nearby hospital. officers arrested the suspects. 23 year-old eduardo tar been a 21 year-old nevarez. they are now booked into the san joaquin county jail. >> happening right now, eastbound i-80 is closed between highway 4 in hercules and cummings, skyway and crockett. crews are continuing to work on a paving project there. this is some video of that same stretch of road last month when crews began that work. the road is expected to reopen at 5 o'clock on monday morning. >> coming up, families on the peninsula getting back to school. already details on a backpack giveaway and what you can to help. but first, some four-legged surfer spent the morning catching waves and details on world dog surfing details on world dog surfing competition. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle w

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tracy to dublin, 39 minutes. reggie: thanks.it is the first day of school for students in the east bay. families in oakland unified school district hope that the school your site without any interruption after last school year ended with teachers on strike. amanda del castillo is live with what you need to know before you head out the door this morning. amanda: hi, reggie. truly hard to believe we are back in oakland, already talking by the first day of school for ousd students. i am sure there are a few hoping or wishing they could have slowed down the summer. we know there is certainly plenty of excitement surrounding the big return. we are talking 34,000 students coming back to ousd around town. to give kids extra time to get back into learning mode, the district will operate on the minimum learning days across elementary schools. everyone is helpful for a seamless start of this after an admittedly rough last school year. you remember the oakland teachers strike started in early may and kept students away from the classroom f

passing between livermore and tracy there.line that's been forming and i think that's that's kind of the key for today. there's even more coming up. so we could easily get some thunderstorm activity today. most of these should favor areas to the east or closer to the valley. but i'm going to mention it because we had a line go through early this morning that went right over oakland and then up towards nevada, 70 on the temps for some 60s. it's going to be warm to hot today. the moisture will continue to kind of work its way up here. you get more sun breaks. you get more development, more lift. that's why i think we could have a more active day. it has been active in the mountains already. 24 hour rainfall totals for kings canyon, kivas, truckee and tahoe city .08 to a quarter of an inch. and there's a lot more on the way. watch how this moisture source just continues to just paint the sierra and lake tahoe with a heavy duty moisture and there's going to be some even ax of remains of a tropical system . watching your bishop rig

in tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben tracy reports on how workers, once dependent on oil and gas,aboard the green energy expansion. >> reporter: at this shipyard in homa, louisiana, you can see and hear the future being built. >> that noise we're hearing, that's what's called made in america. >> that's made in america, no doubt. >> reporter: wally naquin is the general manage of laship. >> this thing is so huge. >> yes, she's huge. >> reporter: the company is constructing the first vessel in the nation to service offshore wind turbines now being installed along the east coast. the ship is essentially a floating hotel for 60 technicians who will spend months at sea. they use an innovative bridge system to walk directly from the boat to the wind turbines. >> how unique is this compared to other stuff you've built? >> it's -- it's completely unique. we're stepping away from oil and gas and going into the wind industry. >> reporter: for generations, gulf coast shipyards have serviced the oil and gas industry. those jobs have been declining for years. >> this is very cool. >> reporter:

as ben tracy reports, it comes as authorities search for more victims on land and in sea. >> reporter: divers are scouring a four-mile stretch of water off lahaina searching for any human remains. scores of people jumped into the water to escape the fast-moving fire on august 8th. nonot everyonene made it o out. back on shore, the painstakingly grim search for the dead conditions. >> the amount of fire destruction that's happened here makes everything blend together. >> repeporter: mikike prewitt t papart of femama's search h tea focused on combing through the multistory and commercial properties. hundreds of emergency personnel and 50 k-9 units are part of the search. why is it taking so long to get through the entire town? >> it takes inch by inch, meticulous looking through every bit of ash, looking for anything that might resemble remains. >> reporter: the fbi is analyzing cell data to try to identify who might be among the missing. >> this isn't fair. i feel like i was used. i feel like crap on the ground. >> reporter: residents who have lost nearly everything vented their unders

we will end with drive times, tracy to dublin, a couple of crashes reported in tracy which is only impactingy the same. antioch to concord slightly slowing. reggie: today, refined of the result of a vote by san jose city workers whether to authorize a strike. lena howland is vote and demand from workers. lena: this morning is when the two unions that account for 45 hundred city workers in san jose are expected to announce whether or not they plan to go on strike. members say a strike could affect city services like closing libraries, canceled kids summer camps and delays at the airport. workers are asking for what they say is a livable wage. the city is offering a 5% raise next year, followed by a 4% raise and a 3% raise in the following years, but this library clerk says it is simply not enough to survive in san jose. >> i will be losing money, but it is for the greater good, because we san jose city employees deserve to have the same amount of raises as our sister cities. >> i do not want the city to be in a position where we overextend ourselves than have to do layoffs and cut services la

tracy to dublin is about 38 minutes. so it's really not that bad westbound for that traffic building ever. so slightly antioch to concord is going to be 22 minutes. thanks jobina san francisco mayor london breed is laying out a roadmap to where what she's calling a downtown upgrade during a six month update. >> mayor breed highlighted some key achievements painting an optimistic picture of the city's future. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom this morning or i should say is live this morning with more on the mayor's update. hi, gloria. >> good morning, reggie. yes, mayor london breed first unveiled this roadmap during her state of the city address. back in february. and it's the city's plan to transform downtown into a clean, safe destination 24 hours a day. the six month update on the roadmap to san francisco's future touts the largest new police academy class in three years. a 38% increase in office attendance since last july. and more than 5500 new business registered this year. among other milesto

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witnesses told tracy police that the shooting stemmed from that road rage incident. if you just mentioned it happened along altamont pass. two people were detained, but police are still asking the public for help . what we're looking for is the public's help for any dash cam video, any cell phone video. they might have had between any kind of road rage incidents between this this car we have pictured in the background and a large white nissan van. police say the victim is in critical condition. happening now, eastbound i-80 is fully shut down between highway four and hercules and coming skyway in crockett. look at the weekend closure here. the closure is for a major repaving project starting at 9:00 tonight. crews began the work of repaving eastbound lanes of the interstate, which caltrans says are in poor condition. the project started two weeks ago with another closure. at that time, caltrans says they saw a more than 50% drop in traffic in the area, showing that people were getting the message about the disruption. once this project is completed, motorists will ex

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