tracy, thank you so much. is kind of like worrisome but at least you give us some hope. thank you. >> thank you, charles. charles: all right, folks, the spike in oil that is not your only inflation worry this morning. i want to go back to madison with more. madison. >> reporter: more red flags on prices and this time from the ism service report. keefe components of the report here all growing. this is bad news for the fed, ahead of consensus and then there's prices which is really bad for us at home, that have to worry about inflation and how much we're paying for things. you know, services that is all coming out today. they popped like we're showing here 58.9. that is expansion territory from 56.8 in july. we did get the manufacturing numbers on friday. they are still in contraction, below 50 but you take a look in july, 42.6, nearing that expansion territory there and they rose faster obviously from july. and for the record, i want to break down some of these items that we're looking at. you take a look at c

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according to tucker, tracy's attorney told him that he should not lose his job over the allegations,ke it go away. and norah, this comes after msu was heavily criticized for their handling of gymnastics dr. larry nassar. >> norah: quite a story. jericka duncan, thank you. americans are marking 22 years since september 11th attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people and forever changed our country in the world. president biden took part in a memorial ceremony with troops and their families at a military base in alaska while on his way home from the g20 summit. cbs's nancy cordes is at the white house on this day of remembrance. >> reporter: the president returning from asia marked this solemn day alongside service members in anchorage, alaska. >> each of those precious lives stolen too soon when evil attacked. >> reporter: it is rare for a u.s. president to spend 9/11 -- [bellringing] far from the three crash sites. in his stead, the first lady took part in a wreath playing ceremony at the pentagon, and the vice president paid tribute at ground zero in manhattan. [bellringing] were nearl

but his accuser brenda tracy says that's not true. >> we are focused on prevention work with men. >>ofit organization hired by msu to speak to the football team about preventing sexual violence. she claims tucker while on the phone with her. she says it was not consensual, but in a statement to cbs, tucker claims it was an entirely mutual private event between two adults living at opposite ends of the country. sunday afternoon it was announced tucker would be suspended without pay from his $95 million multiyear job. speak of the university's objective has been and remains focused on conducting a fair and thorough and unbiased investigation. >> msu first became aware of the allegations in december 2022, an internal independent investigation referred the case for an october hearing where they could hear evidence. tracy who openly shares her story of being raped by hobo players and 1998 said he repeatedly asked to meet her alone and if she would data him if she was not married, according to documents obtained by usa today. she said "it's like he sought me out just to betray me." accordi

but his accuser, brenda tracy, says that's not true. >> we are focused on prevention work with men. >> reporter: tracy is the founder of a nonprofit organization hired by msu to speak to the football team about preventing sexual violence. she claims tucker master baited while on the phone with her. she says it was not consensual. but in a statement to cbs, tucker claims it was an entirely mutual private event between two adults living at opposite ends of the country. sunday afternoon, it was announced tucker would be suspended without pay from his $95 million multi-year job. >> the university's objective has been and remains focused on conducting a fair, thorough, and unbiased investigation. >> reporter: msu first became aware of the allegations in december of 2022. an internal independent investigation referred the case for an october hearing where both sides could present evidence. tracy, who openly shares her story of being raped by football players in 1998, says coach tucker repeatedly asked to meet with her alone and if she would date him if he wasn't married. according to docume

in a statement tucker said "tracy's allegations of harassment are completely false," characterizing the call as "a mutual private event between two adults living at opposite ends of the country. nbc news has not independently reviewed the complaint. >> so this morning's news might sound like the msu of old it was not >> reporter: michigan state leaders said new developments prompted them to suspend tucker less than two years into his $95 million contract. >> we are focused on prevention work with men. >> reporter: tracy lectures collegiate athletes nationwide on preventing sexual violence after her own brutal assault in oregon in the '90s, allegedly by multiple college football players. about her encounter with coach tucker telling "usa today," "the idea that someone could know me and say they understand my trauma but then reinflict that trauma on me is so disgusting to me. students here on campus are frustrated by this news it comes just five years after that half a billion-dollar settlement with victims of gymnastics doctor larry nassar. msu leaders say a formal hearing on this matter

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meanwhile, brenda tracy, you know, has a career in advocacy. traveling the country to athletic departments and professional and college and high school teams and hegting athletes and coaches about sexual violence and the way that mel tucker has portrayed her as someone who files false reports and has personal and professional relationships with coaches is pretty damaging to that reputation. so she really fears that he will undo her legacy. >> there's a lot to watch going forward. he was on honorary captain at the spring game. we were showing that photo last year. this is really important and we'll continue following with you, kenny jacoby with "usa today," thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> ahead for us, a former secret service agent with new details on the assassination of jfk. we have some of that reporting, ahead. >>> and today marks 22 years since the september 11th terrorist attacks have changed a nation and a world. look at where the war on terror stands. that's ahead. (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old in

. >> tracy is a founder of a nonprofit organization hired by msu to speak to the football team aboutms tucker masturbated while on the phone with her. she said it was not consensual. but tucker claims it was an entirely mutual private event between two adults living at opposite ends of the country. it was announced tucker would be suspended from his $95 million job. >> the university of texas has been and remains focused on conducting a fair, thorough and unbiassed investigation. >> msu first became aware of the allegations in december of 2022. an investigation referring the case for an october hearing. tracy who openly shares her story of being raped by football players in 1998 says coach tucker repeatedly asked her to meet him alone. she said, quote, it is like he sought he out just to betray me. cbs news new york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs mornings" oprah winfrey joins us to discuss their new book "build the life you want." i'm anne marry green. this is the cbs news. psoriasis rereally messeses with you. try. h hope. fail.l. no onene should suffer like that. i started d cosentyx

he told title 9 investigators, "tracy's distortion of our mutually consensual and intimate relationshipal exploit ace really affected me saying i'm not proud of my judgment and having difficulty forgiving myself for getting into the situation but i did not engage in misconduct by any definition." michigan state's interim president says aays an investig report entered in july and cnn has reached out to tracy and her attorney. we did that on sunday, but not yesterday heard back and also reached out to tucker's agent following announcement of his suspension but not heard back on that either. >> we'll for that investigation. >>> another story following closely of the spanish soccer federation luis rubiales now resigned. do we know what put this over the edge in the end? >> reporter: he's spoken about it in an interview with peer pi morgan. we'll hear that tuesday night. released a statement conceding defeat. defiant the last three weeks, thought he would step down at one point. he held a press conference with a lot of supporters in the room and basically then decided he would carry on. but

tracy had to close her childcare center and careen is a childcare provider.nk you for being here. can you explain what's happening with the federal government right now? put up a map for everybody to see here. these are the number of children per state set to lose childcare due to a childcare cliff. what is the cliff? >> what's going to happen is around september 30th most states will have sent out all their funding that was available from the american rescue plan that was specifically set out for childcare. what is going to happen if the state has not gone in and put their own state funding in, then those programs will have to increase their tuition to make up the lost revenue. the way it works for us we can only charge what parents can pay in order to take our operational and wages out. we can't compete with other industry because we have to raise our rates outside of what parents can pay. the funding was essential in order to get us up and competitive so we could keep our doors open and be affordable for parents. a lot more of us will close. this isn't new

the dominican republic says hazy, is define a long standing tracy located over here and like daniel, we know that hate the government because of the actions of the guns has its hands tied. but the construction of the canal affects the interest just the dominican republic. effect of foam is, and it violates the tracy of 1929. so it's up to the government to find a solution. it's in the hands plummet activist, all demonstrating in new york ahead of monday's united nations general assembly. the on missing will feature the fast as a climate emissions summit on the sidelines are just as angry about the expanding use of also fuels to alric rebels in northern monte say they've seized control of to ministry basis, often attack in the town of larry in the border with mauritania, there's been an escalation involved in since un peacekeeping troops began withdrawing from the countries. no i, there was a headlines and these continues off it took so i'm just there a to stay with us. in 5432 mar. upfront takes on the big issue. this isn't a one off you, something about a systemic issue here. black

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i really do. >> i loved tracy for years and years. he's so funny.ng that award from him made it even more special. >> jimmy: yeah. and he was talking about something that you guys i guess do, unless he was making this up, which is you recite lines from "planet of the apes." the original "planet of the apes" movie. [ laughter ] >> we do. all the time. we'll text. i'll text a line, you know. >> jimmy: like what would be a choice line from the movie you'd text tracy? >> "tell me, taylor, where is your nest at?" [ laughter ] then he'll text back, "thank god for calling me taylor." >> jimmy: dr. zay, yeah. >> "i know who i am, who are you, how in hell did this upside down civilization --" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so good. >> over and over. for years watching it over and over. >> jimmy: did you have the action figures? >> i was too old to get them. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, okay. >> i talked my little brother into getting them. [ laughter ] "we should get those planet of the ape toys, man." then i would play with them. >> jimmy: i know you're a "star t

tracy mccray with the san francisco police officers association spoken to us many times. a month or two, tracy, thank you for coming back. a quick thought what you hear about sacramento. could something like that happen in san francisco to change what's happening in your city? >> well, i just want to applaud that sacramento d.a. for what he is doing. city attorney, same thing suing because of that decision out of idaho. just, you know, it's just rampant on the streets, you see it. you are frustrated, people are just at their wit's end. >> dana: i wonder about these overdose deaths if i could put up on the screen and you can see the rise, right? 640, 647 year-to-date here now in 2023, 563 in san francisco. this is a very troubling trend and with every one of those deaths there is a lot of grief. we just earlier this morning, tracy, were talking about a huge fentanyl bust. 400 milligrams in one bust. two milligrams is enough to kill a person. we're feeling we're drowning in fentanyl. as a police officer, how do you address this in your community who you look at somebody the

here to tell us more is tracie venturi, owner of the venturi realty group of real brokers.nk you, kelly. happy to be here. >> you look like you have a podcast setup there. am i right? >> yeah, for sure. >> multi-media. a lot of the realtors are very multi-media. we had a youtube showing yesterday. tell us aboutal albuquerque and what is happening with home prices there lately. >> it is still a seller's market here. unlike yesterday in dallas where you said it was a buyer's market, we are a seller's market. home supply is low, demand is still there. not as great as it used to be but we still have plenty of buyers for what is on the market. you know, buyers are having a hard time with interest rates and some of them are on the sidelines. >> buyers are having a hard time with interest rates, some are on the sidelines. we heard yesterday in dallas more creative efforts to try to make the homes affordable, maybe bringing price down a little bit. there were other types of things like mortgage buy-ins. are you guys seeing any of that? >> we are not seeing any of the type of things

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cbs's ben tracy gives us an in-depth look at a high-tech barge that is scooping tons of plastic fromaner for the river. >> it's a good-looking vacuum cleaner. >> reporter: this is interceptor 007, the not-so-secret agent of trash collection at the mouth of this waterway in los angeles. >> we have prevented 77 tons of trash from flowing into the ocean just this past winter. >> reporter: boyan slat is the 29-year-old founder of a dutch nonprofit called the ocean cleanup. it's trying to collect 90% of floating plastic pollution, including cleaning up the great papacific garbrbage patch,h, whs twice the size of texas. it is now focusing on rivers because its research shows just 1% of the world's rivers are responsible for 80% of all plastic flowing into the ocean. >> so if we tackle that 1% of rivers, we think we could have a tremendous impact in a relatively short amount of time. >> reporter: he has deployed 11 interceptors, costing as much as $650,000, on rivers around the world, and plans for hundreds more. on this river in guatemala, which looks more like a landfill, the device colle

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we have brake lights for anyone out of tracy getting into the altamont pass.usy this morning. and then if you are already starting to think about the weekend, we've got hardly strictly happening at golden gate park and plus the portola festival also happening in san francisco this weekend. it's going to be a busy one in the city. start thinking about public transit and ways to get to where you are going because that will certainly help. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >>> east bay community is working to save an ancient language. while empowering its people at the same time. we take you to oakland. coming up. >>> all right, you are going to be bored this weekend? hardly. do you have plans? strictly. just for you. so much fun to be had at golden gate park with hardly strictly and we're live there as the stage set you want continues. it's going to be a great weekend with favorite musicians and bands and the bluegrass genre. it gets under way tomorrow. your community st as thehe world keeeeps chang, so doeoes covid-1919. that''s why y this seas's covivid-19

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and she says that global ocean tracy adopted in march this year, could make a huge difference. if we do nothing, a region over the see that the threats, the many threats to our oceans are growing more pressing by the day they have already pushed life in the oceans to the brink of collapse. we can talk about an ocean prizes or an ocean emergency. earlier this year, governments agreed a global ocean treaty that was a huge victory for the whole international community, as it gives us a very powerful tool to create ocean centuries. that would be free. barnhart hardened for human activities and give marine life a chance to recover and to try and to adapt to their rapid changes that are already happening excitingly. next week i'm is going to be there's going to be a big day on the wednesday uh at the united nations general assembly when the, the treaty were open to signature for the 1st time. so this is the 1st possibility for countries to sign which sign it, which means that they, they are willing to rectify it and willing to comply with, with its provisions. so, so we are really en

right now traffic is a little slow as you head westbound coming out of tracy.ke lights as you get on to 580 this morning. but it's bearable and typical slow and do conditions as you see in the livermore valley. i want to talk about the south bay as well. so taking northbound 101, it's starting to bog down just a little bit. right around that 280, 680 connector you can see that as you approach 880. traffic getting a little bit slow and also got the closure that starts on friday night for 87 northbound between 85 and 280. so start thinking about and planning ahead on how you are going to do the workarounds for weekend with the closure. you can use 101 or 280. >>> let's talk gas prices and drivers starting to feel thatpayne at the pump again. gas prices up in the bay area and all across california. right now the average price per gallon of gas in oakland is $5.58. ouch. in san francisco, $5.65 and in san jose, you are paying about $5.54 a gallon. now the consumer watchdog president says gas prices in california are $1.76 per gallon higher than the u.s. gas prices.

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administration move, it's called post from seeking something bigger and greater and better than the tracy p. o a to the jcp o itself. and then now looking for some kind of informal interim dealer and on written understanding design to limit or chassis rods, nuclear program nearly rather than roll back. so in essence right now, if you're looking at oil sanctions, which is one of the things the wrong, that's always one is listed in nuclear diplomacy. iran today based on bloomberg reports is exporting just. ready over $2000000.00 barrels per day, if the jp away allows it to export something like $2400000.00, then the incentive for nuclear diplomacy, the incentive of productive pharmacy diminishes and damp. and so in the short term, i don't expect any kind of diplomatic breakthrough. and very quickly, then i'm showing you there will now be serious any rand could use the detention of us citizens as leverage to ease the below of sanctions or those views um valid indeed the valid way with them, but i would even take them one step further as not just about busting or getting around us sanctions,

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tracy is in kingston. good morning, tracy. leanne, i will be right with you, in suffolk.ve adhd and autism and i _ you say about this? i myself have adhd and autism and i have - you say about this? i myself have | adhd and autism and i have three children from 10—18 who all at some point have had diagnoses, in particular my son who is 13. he has not been in school, he�*s been in three days, they were well aware when he started in year seven that he was waiting for an autism diagnosis and that he needed reasonable adjustments but they never came. my boy is very intelligent, he is very well behaved, so because he doesn�*t make a fuss he isjust behaved, so because he doesn�*t make a fuss he is just completely gone under the radar with no help at all. anything that we have got from early help has been organised by myself, trying to educate myself and learn what i can do to help my children. but he is now in autistic burnout so most days he doesn�*t get dressed, brush his teeth, he couldn�*t fix himself a sandwich to eat, he won�*t go to the local shop and buy himself some thi

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we have more from tracy strahan from our new york city sister station, who is in lower manhattan this morning. >> reporter: good morning from lower manhattan, where thousands are expected to gather to commemorate 22 years since the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil. vice president kamala harris and other dignitaries will be here for the tribute to those lost in the september 11th attacks. those attacks on the world trade center, the pentagon, and the crash of hijacked flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania. so many remember the days of anguish of what became known down here as ground zero, some waited for word of their loved ones for days as crews and volunteers went through the rubble. 343 firefighters from the fdny died on september 11th of 2001. exposure to 9/11 conditions in the aftermath of the attacks has claimed nearly as many lives. security is tight here in lower manhattan as they prepare for that ceremony to begin later this morning. we're in lower manhattan. i'm tracie strahan for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> and new york city's remembrance is just one of many e

tracy to dublin 47 minutes. antioch to concord, 25. so we're seeing that westbound for a commute begin to slow. we also have a crash around the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 534. so expect some minor delays in that area but you are nice and clear in san jose. as we wrap up showing you 87. kumasi thanks jobina. >> new this morning update at covid. booster shots could be coming out as soon as next week. a new data shows moderna's booster is effective at fighting the new omicron variant. abc seven news reporter ryan curry joining us live in walnut creek with a look at the findings. hi, ryan. >> good morning. that new shot could be available as soon as the end of next week once it gets approval from the cdc and fda coming right as the time when we expect the weather to get colder and when experts say the case count could be rising. moderna releasing the new results this morning from its lab test about the new covid booster. they say the new booster creates more antibodies designed to fight the newer omicron sub-variant.

that is one, did tracy, a specialist of defense and security issues. thanks so much for your time. to libya now we have risky work is a struggling to identify decomposing bodies in the city of donna. the city was devastated a week ago off the 2 times collapse following heavy rides. thousands of people were killed and 10000 are still missing. there are growing concerns about the spread of disease, tells drafted reports or over a week since thousands of people were killed when 2 dams burst and sent a wall of water and mud, crushing through the eastern libyan city of thermal. the search for bodies goes on . many people are still missing and fed dead, many bodies a. so decompose that, identifying them is proving difficult and disturbing the search and rescue teams the to then so the, the muscles are the libyan. when i put on the bodies, i swear i cry. i can handle it, but it is god's swell. so you have to hold up and put out the body and there was a body that was cut into 2 parts right before us. there is nothing to do but to point out the bodies. what can you do with so many people on

and we are tracking brake lights for supercommuters out of tracy into the altamont pass. >>> all right, g thanks. and good morning from the community stationworking hard to showcase your efforts to innovate out of the doom loop headlines. we call the coverage bay area bouncing back and after showcasing san francisco and oakland, we are now saying good morning to the friends from san jose. people are helping people and that means food for bay area families. e know that. the pandemic hit your wallets very hard and the ripple effect continues today. but as we see time and again, when the going gets tough, you step up. and part of our bounce back coverage in san jose happens at second harvest of silicon valley helping people get back on their feet and doing it through food. it takes a big effort and shawn chitnis is live there where we this morning are getting a little help from our friends. shawn, there are some great people in that warehouse this morning. >> reporter: absolutely. reed, they start early and they are already busy here inside at the warehouse. where we can see that there's

connie and tracy would have been here but the crime is so bad their cities that they felt it was unsafe them to leave. it's only joke now when you go to the store, buy groceries, assuming you can afford them. in this time of high inflation. you don't argue with the checkout clerk about pounds and gallons and other measurement. you don't stand in line with two jugs of milk and say my standard is this is only one jug or you £2 of meat and say no my standard is only £1. the next voice would hear would be security and yet that is precisely what the loudest voices in our culture are saying. they want to create their own standard switch, and reality are not standards at all. they have their economic standard spending and taxing as if there is no end to it and ignoring what massive national debt has done to other nations. are foreign policy standards which this administration and the entire left increasingly ignoring that have put our nation at risk from china russia, iran and other forces that see us as weak and indecisive. only a few years ago, they feared us. now china's president xi jinpin

and tracy, this will certainly impact our super commuters. it's due to a car fire in the area.rews are still on the scene here. they have at least one lane blocked westbound, 582 westbound 205, then moving up to pittsburgh right along bay point, we have another crash west bound four at san marco boulevard speeds down to 11mph. there then a third crash. this one is creating a massive backup in sunol. six vehicles involved here on southbound 680 before the sunol off ramp, your speeds down to 12mph and then ending with a fourth crash. it's been really busy and messy in the east bay so far this morning. westbound 80 past pinole valley road. we have a motorcycle crash where your speeds have dropped to around 25mph. reggie jobina, thank you. >> ahead at six, the dress code changes coming to the senate floor. >> but first, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky will be in washington, dc this week. was he what he's expected to address when he talks to senators. >> the city of berkeley unveiling a new safety measure to try and help in a worst case scenario. how three little music notes a

tracy to dublin, 36 minutes and antioch to concord, 25 minutes. we'll continue to watch those. >> thanks, jobina i trifecta of weather related events is happening today. a spare the air alert is still in effect through today because of that lingering smoke. a red flag warning is in effect for fire danger in sections of the north bay. and those winds are leading to a chance of a few p-g-and-e's power outages and i really mean a few here in the bay area. yeah. >> first, let's get to the smoke . a blanket of it has settled across the bay area. just look at this haze. this is across downtown san jose. video taken yesterday. the lingering effects canceled some sports practices but didn't stop everyone from spending time outside. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez in the south bay live with a look at the air quality there this morning. hi, gloria. >> good morning. kumasi i know reggie mentioned that it seems a little bit better today. does seem a little better today in palo alto from our perspective so far. i feel like yesterday when we got here,

tracy to dublin. the drive time is actually decreased.'re now at 32 minutes. >> thank you, jobina. millions of dollars in new funding to fight organized retail crime heading to the bay area. and today, governor newsom's office is set to give us more details about the new plan to improve safety across the state. abc7 news reporter lena howland live in san francisco with a breakdown of how much some local cities are expecting to get. lena >> well, we've learned the biggest chunk of funding headed specifically to the bay area is coming here to san francisco. it's meant to provide some relief to these businesses here in the union square shopping district that have been hit hard by retail theft. but now we've learned that the san francisco police department will be getting a little bit more than $15 million. it'll be used to hire more officers and boost crime prevention efforts. while $2 million is going to san francisco's district attorney's office. mayor london breed says their focus is not just on the higher end shops here in union square,

already seeing some pretty slow speeds for anyone coming out of tracy and getting on to 580. no wind advisories, that's the good news but certainly just a little bit slow as you head to just about north flynn. public transit on time this morning. back on a regular schedule after yesterday's labor day holiday. so so far, b.a.r.t., caltrain, everything is on time. and again the bay area bridges are actually looking really good with no major issues or delays. so we are off to a very good start on the freeways and speaking of -- >>> the unofficial travel season ends after labor day and this one was for the record books. the tsa says after this weekend, the summer will set new air travel record with more than 227 million people screened at airports since memorial day. and if you were one of those on those flights, chances are you were probably late at least once. 25% of those summer flights had some sort of delay. averaging about just under an hour. although it's still a week away, san francisco is already closing down streets for dreamforce 2023. for two weeks, howard will be clo

i am looking forward to tracy k smith book to free the captive, a plea for the american soul. she's a former u.s. poet laureate. but this is this book is prose and it's a combination of memoir. her family, her own family history and the history, racism in america. and she's such a she's so brilliant as a writer or language or so beautiful and so thoughtful about that. this this combination of memoir and cultural criticism and history really sounds intriguing to me. and i'm looking forward to them when. what do you read for? pleasure. i love crime fiction. i read a lot of crime fiction and. i like nonfiction and i read a lot of nonfiction as well. collette bancroft is the book editor at the tampa times, and we appreciate spending a few with you. my pleasure. thanks so much. and you're watching about books, a program and podcast by c-span's booktv. well, coming up, it's our afterwards program. in new book the sixth journalist lauren grush detailed the history and experiences of the six women selected in 1978 to become america's first female astronaut. she was interviewed by form