trump protest organizers it's a bit disappointing that trump will be visiting and the prime minister tracy may has has agreed to meet with him it's not completely surprising to be honest but it's disappointing you know and he's accountable to the electorate and i think the population of britain has more than made it clear in the fact that we don't want trump to visit we cannot stand his views he's no racist tweets that he's come out with his. racist policies he's going to come here that that's going to happen we can't do anything about that but whilst he's here we know we will ensure that we hand him you know every step he takes in this country we will be there telling him what we think of him and telling him what we think of his policies should president trump visit go ahead britain's security agencies could be getting ready for some of the biggest protests to rock this city since the visit of george w. bush in the wake of the iraq war a sally r.t. in london. how the u.s. government is taking aim at one of russia's key energy projects the nord stream two pipeline linking russia to europe this

trump protest organizers it's a bit disappointing that trump will be visiting and the prime minister tracy may has has agreed to meet with him it's not completely surprising to be honest but it's disappointing you know. he's accountable to the electorate and i think that population of britain has more than made its views clear in the fact that we don't want trump to visit we cannot stand his views he's no racist tweets that he's come out with his racist policies he's going to come here that that's going to happen we can't do anything about that but whilst he's here we know we will ensure that we hand him you know every step he takes in this country we will be there telling him what we think of him and telling him what we think of his policies should president trump visit go ahead britain security agencies could be getting ready for some of the biggest protests to rock this city since the visit of george w. bush in the wake of the iraq war. in london. facebook addiction and reliance on google for information is becoming a growing concern for some among them perhaps surprisingly billionaire geor

with robocars,robocars,robocarss author tracy hyland says may be fewer drivers but doesn't mean fewer jobs. >> people to design and repair the cars, new rod system to accommodate autonomous cars. new insurance policies and legal claims, different ways to police. >> says the new jobs come in areas often not planned for or expected. that's it. back to the studio. >> appreciate it. >>> hi there. we've been waiting for this kind of storm for a while. live doppler 7, december didn't deliver much with ybut 2018 is. moderate rain here. steady light rain in san francisco. peninsula, half moon bay, redwood city, steady rain. and street level, south bay, getting wet right now. reports from all around the bay area. thank you on social media for sending reports. keep them coming. stay safe and dry. only going to increase. east bay, alameda, skyline boulevard getting wet. rainfall so far adding up. measuring in inches. san francisco almost two inches. oakland about 1 1/2 inches. livermore one inch, almost two in santa rosa. you're not getting missed. storm impact scale, level three, strong storm t

and it makes you really realize that when steve bannon called president trump son tracy is this an unpatriotic who may have have some dirt on hillary clinton on the same side here. summit reveals that president trump didn't like that they came to dc. we should point out that people were quoted in this book are denying the statements in the book attributed to them. however fox has confirmed those quotes that appear today in the advance copies as well he did indeed say these things. we are watching all of this. and again it doesn't appear to be freaking out the markets at all with the closing bell about seven minutes away. the high in the session hit just a few minutes ago. up 117. we are still we're still just about 70 points away. but next what got us so close even more than last year. we will tell you what this stealth sector is. we are coming right back. stay tuned. building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour

down 20 altamont pass there may be a little there as well between livermore and tracy and up to discovery bay. there still some holding on toward san jose and milpitas but a lot of this has moved into the east san jose footholds and the santa clara valley. a little left in the santa cruz mountains but we are about done. southern california is not. they are now starting to get the rain. san diego has had good rain. because of the rain and santa barbara for the burned areas, they have a flash flood warning that will go until 5:30. there will be some moderate to heavy rain there. 40s and 50s for the temperatures but the cool air will work its way and. 50s for most. cloverdale, 52. i expect some of these to the north to go down a little bit. look at the breeze. it never materialized yesterday. it was almost all rain in the sierra. a beneficial system for us. we will take the rain but they could use the snow. the system is pushing out of the area and we will be on the dry side. there will be another system clipping us on thursday. more to the north. most of the rain will be out of the picture

news 4's tracie potts will be live to break down what we may hear in that testimony. >>> chris lawrences the latest on the deadly mudslides in california. what's going on now? >> aaron and eun, rescue crews are hoping for a miracle as they search for survivors of the deadly mudslides. frank frankly, that search is more desperate by the hour. at least 17 people, some as young as 3 years old, to as old as 89 have been killed. more than 40 others are still missing. one woman says she had to be carried out of her home by firefighters when the mud started to pour in. >> i had no idea what a flash flood was until i saw this torrid raging river coming down with cars and rocks. >> yes. it's not just liquid. you're talking about a massive amount of debris coming with that mud. it has destroyed at least 65 homes, damaged between four and 500 others. we should mention, authorities say some of those on the missing list, they may simply be out of town or not able to get in touch with their family and friends. we're certainly, certainly hoping for the very best. aaron, back to you. >> chris, thank yo

an interview may not be necessary because he believes there was no collusion. >> tracie, this comes as president trump continues to talk about immigration reform. yesterday he brought up the issue of the border wall again. what kind of deal is he looking for? >> he's looking for some money for the wall. not necessarily as you said, a 2000-mile wall. there's natural buffers there. he's got criticism from his own the wall. remember, he was obviously adamant about it through the campaign and into the beginning of his presidency. he sat down with democrats and republicans and didn't even mention the wallace one of the top four priorities, although they talked about it to some degree. now it looks like he's willing to make some compromise, not only on how much of a wall to bui build, if any, but the cost of the wall that, remember, he initially said mexico would pay for. >> tracie potts on the hill this morning. tracie, thanks. >>> a year after the powerful women's march on washington, organizers plan to march again this month. you remember, these incredible images of the national mall fill

may go on until possibly 7:00 a.m. so that could be an issue getting out of livermore in toward tracy. the rest of the community moves well out of the altamonte pass. the yellow from livermore up in toward the carquinez bridge including highway 4, brentwood and discovery bay as well, definitely fog on the road weather index that will be an issue. our live cam why ra in dublin shows it's not a problem around the dublin interchange. >> that's a pretty cool map. >> i share my maps. kari and i share. >> i am already mapping out the weekend, too. i'm excited about what's going to come our way with some rain, but saturday we will be in between those systems so that will be your day to get out there. look at these temperatures, it will only be in the low to mid 50s on sunday the showers will be rolling back in, but it looks like with the latest run of the models it does bring that rain in later on sunday, so you may be able to get out there early on sunday morning and enjoy a little bit of sunshine. this saturday we have the women's march in san jose, also in oakland and san francisco, but as

may start to see more rain drops out there. then brentwood, byron, liverton. drying up. but places like tracy, getting more of that. sacramento, they're getting rid of that as predicted. but most is moving east of fairfield, vacaville. and just a few scattered showers still right around the bay. so there may be a little light shower activity in vallejo. novato, you may start to see a little bit. lagonitas now, taking a little bit on highway 1. where does this put us? when we compare to normal. when we should get from january 1 until now. usually in san francisco, we're about an inch. a little over an inch. we got 3.2 inches of rain. so this since january 1st. oakland, 2.6. and normally, we should be at 1.6. san jose, 1.59. normally, we're less than an inch for san jose. so we put those well above normal for this time of year. also want to talk about what came down across the north bay. we had the flash flood watch in effect. that has since expired. that one, say said there is -- they said there senotrouble -- is no trouble with that. so that is good news. saint helena, over 3 inches. peta lume a2 1/2. napa, yountvil

tracy on into livermore. once you get past that, you're in the green over toward 680. and a 25 minute ride and an accident at dyer road not blocking any lanes but you may see a tow truck there. >>> a chp officer recovering after a car plows into him on abe area freeway. that happened just after 6 last night on highway 4 near port chicago highway. chp officer on a motorcycle stopped to help. thanksgivings when he -- that's when he also became a victim and another car came along and smashed into the scene of the crash. the officer was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries and expected to be okay. eric drove by shortly after ward and describe what had we saw. >> chp officer and motorcycle lane down in the lane, cars probably four or five cars, one on its side. >> chp said no arrests have been made and no identifying information on the car that hit the officer. >> this morning authorities are looking for a thief that stole a truck and led officers on a wild chase and started yesterday in san francisco and ended near the sunnyville golf course. where we find kpix5's betty. >>reporter: that thief still on the run. last seen running in this area by the

this week the house of representatives may be looking at yet another budget extension. back to you. >> tracie, thank you for that one. >>> it is 5:03. now to a developing story here at home, a california highway patrol officer is recovering this morning after being seriously injured in a chain reaction crash in the east bay. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in martinez with what happened. pete, this happened while that officer was writing a ticket. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. yes, that chp officer was simply doing his job last night when it took place and the last time we checked in with chp we know that he was in recovery at a local hospital and when you hear the details of this incident, you realize he's lucky to be alive. let's show you the scene from highway 4 overnight after this all took place. according to chp they're saying the officer was parked on the side of the highway writing up an accident report involving an suv which was parked on the side of that highway. while this is taking place chp says another driver hits that parked suv, that suv flips over and eventual

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the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill and, tracie, they are scrambling with less than 48 hours to go. >> reporter: and that extension may never reach the president's desk even though the white house says he'd sign it. some lawmakers on both sides say they don't want to do that anymore. they want a permanent solution here. they're just not sure how to do it between now and tomorrow. frustration setting in on capitol hill. >> so absurd. >> to punish people for our dysfunction here. >> for a republican to believe that we will get all the defense funding we desperately want and need and we'll deal with the d.r.e.a.m.ers later, how naive can you be. >> reporter: a budget held up over daca, those broughter who as children. outrage with the government shutdown looming. >> no one in our caucus wants a shutdown. >> reporter: and compromises president trump won't sign. >> as soon as we figure out what he is for then i would be convinced we were not just spinning our wheels. >> is there any bill you're willing to sign? >> we're still working. >> there is a sense of urgency. >> reporter: at this point there are options -- >> good-f

ben tracy is in beijing with the move that may put the u.s. and south korea at odds.en, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so it was just yesterday that south korea said that it wants these formal high-level talks with north korea and they want them to take place next week. now, the north has responded and appears to be a step in that direction and perhaps an easing at least temporarily of some of the tensions on the korean peninsula. now, this communication channel that we've been talking about between these two countries, it actually exists and is set up in a border area called panmunjom in the demilitarized zone, but north korea shut down that hotline about two years augo. in recent weeks the south korean president has offered to come to the table for talks with the north without preconditions and in advance of the winter olympics which will take place next month in south korea. now, that contradicts the latest stance of the trump administration, which has said talks could only occur if north korea ends its nuclear program. now, mr. moon has further annoyed t

while things may appear to be business as usual behind the scenes, it is anything but that. news4 tracie potts explains why. >> reporter: the president says no collusion, nothing to hide. now his legal team is trying to figure out if hll investigation. president trump promising to get rural america online. >> you are going to have great, great broadband. >> reporter: focusing on the economy. and football. while lawyers focus on whether he'll be questioned in the russian investigation. >> he's the president of the united states. if he doesn't testify, the inference is he's guilty. >> i think he's stuck between a rock and hard place. this goes poorly for him. if he avoids it that's also a disaster. >> reporter: the president's attorneys say in preliminary discussions with fbi if president trump will be interviewed, when and where, how long about what, and how, in writing or in person. with special counsel robert mueller. >> going to want to test the recollection of mr. trump. he's going to want to ask follow up questions. >> they want to be able to push some buttons. >> reporter: raising c

tracy davidson. >> and i'm dray clark. the big count down to super bowl 52. >>> checking it out. tracking some rain showers this morning. that's cape mayg in south jersey and rain, too. light rain in southern delaware and a few showers in cape may. the rest of the area is looking cloudy and dry for most of the day today. 42 in new jersey. it's cooler in the suburbs and the in the lee high valley while it's 44 in philadelphia, dry right now in nourn delaware, 43 degrees. and we will see temperatures climb into the 40s in those chillier spots in the lee high valley. i'll show you which neighborhoods are more likely to see ray rain during the day with our hour by hour forecast. but first katey zachary has your first alert traffic. >>> this is the schuylkill expressway right where it meet up with the vine street expressway. no overnight construction on the schuylkill or the vine is effective your drive to work. 95 southbound between wood haven and the vine average speeds in the low 60s. into philadelphia from the turnpike, that's 18 minutes. and the blue route is 14 minute drive. again, average speeds in the low to mid-60s right now. and s

tracie. >> reporter: hi there. good morning. both are expected in the senate today. they may be compromised, they may go nowhere.e do know that the key issues are a budget preventing the government from shutting down and immigration, will congress deal with it now or later? the house of representatives passed a one-month budget extension that's expected to come to a screeching halt in the senate this morning as democrats insist on protecting undocumented immigrants set to lose legal status in march. the program known as daca. >> our friends on the other side say solve this illegal immigration problem right now or we're going to shut the government down. >> nobody, nobody wants to shut down the government, mr. president. >> reporter: but it's not just democrats. >> we have to deal with the daca issue now not later. >> reporter: democrats say they have the votes to force a decision. >> i don't believe that the take it or leave it cr that the republicans have handed us has support in our caucus. >> reporter: republicans say they have no idea what president trump is willing to accept. he told workers in pennsylvania

tracie potts is in washington what will be at the top of trump's agenda for 2018? >> that mayome up, we're told in the first month that republicans want to try to make those tax cuts for individuals permanent. so that could be something that we see quickly in terms of the new agenda welfare reform it's something the president talked about immigration. he wants the money for that border wall, even though he's trying to work out a deal with democrats on daca, the protection for young immigrants brought into the country illegally as children. that protection runs out in march. we'll see those negotiations as early as this week some lawmakers are headed to the white house this week to talk to staff about that infrastructure republicans see that as a job booster. pouring money into the economy to fix our ailing infrastructure then there's something that couldtop the list, because of the urgency, nuclear threats from iran and north korea. the north korean leader now saying he has missiles that can hit the entire u.s. mainland asked about that, president trump said we'll see but his

tracie potts will give us a rundown of the domestic legislative plans for president's second year in office. >>> we're now into the second day of 2018, if you're feeling lucky, tonight may be your night. we're talking about the mega millions drawing. the jackpot stands at $343 million. if you haven't bought tickets already, time is running out. the thing is, this isn't going to be your only chance to strike it rich this week. tomorrow night is the powerball drawing. okay. the powerball jackpot is pretty massive. hovering around $440 million. the odds of winning, not so great. in fact, about 1 in 175 million. here's the perspective. chances of getting hit by lightning, 1 in 10,000. getting a hole in one in golf, 1 in 12,000. the chances of you getting hit by a meteorite. 1 in 1.6 million and getting attacked by a million. you're more likely to experience all of that than to win the lottery. you know what, sheena, i'm still going to stop on my way home and buy a ticket. because logically that may be true. i still think i got a chance. >> if you don't get hit by lightning on your way, chris. >> or the meteorite. >> or a shark could fly out of the sky and attack you. i thin

tracie, thank you. >> the months' long russia investigation could be in its final stages with special counsel robert mueller on the cusp of interviewing the man who may serve as his principal witness, president trump himself. sources exclusively tell nbc news that lawyers for the president have been talking to fbi investigators about a possible interview by the special counsel. the washington post adds that talks of an interview have triggered a discussion among the president's attorneys about how to avoid a sit-down encounter or set limits on such a session. the interview, while not yet set, could come in a matter of weeks according to a source. but this morning the question is what will that interview look like? and will it be mueller himself questioning the president? nbc's kristen kewelker has more from the white house. >> reporter: nbc news has learned president trump could meet face to face with special counsel robert mueller within a matter of weeks as a part of the ongoing russia probe. the president's legal team and federal investigators met in december to discuss a range of options, according to three sources familiar with the matter, those

may have it wrapped up sooner. this is highway 9. and we're seeing the slowdowns in the yellow as you make your way in the southbound direction. and the usual crowds developing on the tracy heading into livermore. 25 minute drive. and bay bridge toll plaza, a few cars backed up in the cash lane. ten minutes into san francisco. >>> president trump emphasized a faith strong and proud america in his first state of the union address. we break down the 1 hour and 20 minute speech. >> reporter: to a fiercely divided congress, president trump delivered his first state of the union address. >> the state of our union is strong. >> reporter: the first half of his speech folk you canned on the economy, talking about low unemployment levels and tax reform and last mind rider as tarped to the bill. >> we repealed the core of the disastrous obamacare, the individual mandate is now gone. >> reporter: with the plan to spend more on america's roads. >> i'm calling on congress to produce a bill that will bring $1.25 trillion for the new infrastructure investment. >> reporter: and then he moved on to immigration. first saying this. >> americans are dreamers too. >> reporter: he offered to

may only see just a few flakes. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm dray clark. >> and i'm tracy davidson. the winter weather has almost 250 schools closed or delayed this morning. nbc 10 is keeping you updated online and on-air as the system moves through. we have live team coverage in the first alert weather and traffic centers and in our neighborhoods expecting the most snow. we gin with meteorologist bill henley. >> this snow moving maker is taking aim on our morning commute. it's not heavy snow. it's not a bad winter storm but just enough to make for slippery roads. the most slipping and sliding expected in the pennsylvania neighborhoods and into northern delaware where snow has started falling a couple hours ago and the temperatures have been dropping. it comes to an end at 10:00 this morning. and those slippery roads for the morning commute will be less slippery later today if the roads are treated or if you do a little shoveling, it's going to stay cold through the day today. so what's on the ground is going to stay on the ground in allentown. that's a live from allentown this morn

may even get tired of winning. please, please, too much winning. rob: jpmorgan chase raising wages and adding thousands of jobs. jillian: tracyy is crediting the president's tax cuts for their business boom. >> reporter: jpmorgan adding jobs to us markets, the housing and small business division opening 400 new branches over the next five years in 20 markets. the hourly income going up $3 to 15 to $18 for 22,000 employees so good news there. >> the horrific tax scam, the worst thing that happened in the universe, more jobs. budweiser falling from the top of us beer favorites. >> budweiser in fourth place, miller light taking budweiser's bought at number 3. number 2 is coors light and in first is bud light. a lot of people are drinking less beer in general but also switching to more craft beer, wine and other liquors. that is the top four. >> she is a wine girl. >> the any file under fire for naming colin kaepernick a finalist for the community mvp award. and taking a knee a couple years ago. and and he donated $1 million. jj watt pays for the houston texans, not only raise $37 million of hurricane harvey disaster relief volun

may put a renewed spotlight on the russia a probe. but, it's another former trump staffer and a key witness in is making news of his own. for more, we go to tracyots. good morning. >> good morning. that is paul manafort that faces money laundering charges, not specifically connect to the campaign or the election. in a lawsuit, he said that the justice department granted mr. mueller, the special council, carte blanche to investigate and pursue criminal charges in connection with anything that he stumb stumbl stumbles across while investigating. in other words, he is arguing it's an over-reach and it comes after republican law makes here on capitol hill tried to discredit mueller and the investigation. a spokes person tells nbc news that it's a frivolous suit, and it comes as president trump is announcing that he is getting rid of the voter fraud group that he set up widespread fraud during the election. president trump now, as you see, scrapping his own commission. the white house said that it's not because they didn't think that the commission had a mission, but that states refuse to provide the information that they needed to get the job done.

may feel. i don't have to, but i really should just look back and respect the position that is there and allow him to try to do his job. >> visit the show online at tracynd friends.com. >> good afternoon and welcome to tracy and friends -- >> economic cuts, health care, that's what counts for her. she doesn't like everything trump tweets and says, but she will support him as long as he is here to break the system. brent: someone who is not going to break the system is my colleague going to talk about airbus tonight. >> positive views for airbus, the middle east largest airline is basically throwing a lifeline for its troubled jumbo jet. emirates is buying 20 double-decker jets with the option to buy 16 more. airbus said earlier this week if it didn't close the deal with emirates, it would end production of the jet altogether. here is more. >> the airbus a three 80's lives to see another day. ememirates ordereded 36 for a tl of $16 billion. on twitter, emirates ceo called the a 380 a success story and part of a critical success for his company. it shows how confident we are in the future and how determined we are to forage ahead. dubai wants to become a

may be headed next. that team already includes several prosecutors experts in white collar crime, things like fraud and money laundering. tracie potts, nbc news washington. >>> doctors remain steve scalise to remain in the hospital several days as he recovers from surgery. house majority whip had a planned follow up procedure at medstar washington center yesterday. the hospital says the surgery went well. and scalise is resting comfortably. scalise was nearly killed during practice shooting last june. a bullet to the hip shattered bones and damaged internal organs. >>> terry mcauliffe says it is commonwealth address. he said restoring voting rights to 173,000 people was tenure in his office. the low point was violence in charlottesville. going out in a high note in a deal announced yesterday i 9d 5 hot lanes will extent ten miles further south into fredericksburg. democrat ralph northam put into office on thursday. >>> override a veto governor hog began vetoed saying hurt small businesses and cost thousands of jobs. offered his own bill but laak for a vote. now if the house over rides his veto, the state senate would vote whet

may need to bundle up more. here in san francisco, glenn park at 49. look at that, financial,l,l, hills. we have 52 in belmont. 50 in pittsburg. 52 in tracy. those are the warm spots. 32 in saratoga right now and 47 in richmond. let's take a look from our east bay hills camera. you can see the visibility much better now that the rain clouds have gone away. slippery spots on the road. there's a wet area here and there plus a chance of light rain today so caution. random rains if you're taking mass transit and breezy on the bay early. east bay valleys cloudy with some sprinkles, random light rain started off at 51. topping out at 58 degrees. in the south bay we may see sunshine early and then the clouds increase. if you see any rain it will be during the latter parts of the afternoon hours. a chance between 8:00 and noon and then we'll see sunshine by 4:00 and 55 degrees. we'll take a look at the storm hour by hour next. first sue is tracking an accident. here she is. >>> update vacaville. let's head there on our maps. a transition from 505 to westbound 80. an overturned pickup truck was hit by a semi big rig. chp and emergency crews are on

may fair diner. and what are people saying this morning about trying to get those tickets? >> reporter: well, dray and tracy, there's only one gentlemen here right now, and he's not even going to the game. in the meantime i know it's still early, but i've been looking on twitter and people are talking about going to the eagles game, and some folks are saying they're going to walk out of class at 10:00 to buy the tickets. another person asking twitter world if they should get tickets to the eagles game or not. and i've been seeing a lot of people venting about parents taking their brother or sister and not them. because tickets are pretty expensive on stub hub. they're about $430 right now. so it is a pretty pricey ticket. let me talk to jerry over here right quick. you're not going to the game, right? >> i will not. but i will root for them all the way. >> reporter: what's going to happen here? >> we've plenty of seats. everyone comes in, we turn the tvs and there's a lot of excitement for everyone. >> reporter: jerry, this is going to be an exciting time. and hopefully everyone will get to the go to the su

may, the shore will receive the most accumulation. and broad street from the camera, after the snow is harshest arctic blast yet. we got two things to contend with. good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm dray clark. we've issued a first weather alert for the impending winter wallop. we have team coverage live at the jersey shore. storm preparations are well underway. we start with first alert meteorologist bill henley. >>> good morning, cold enough tonight for snow. we've issued a first alert for the snowstorm that's going to be riding up the coast and impacting philadelphia, the suburbs, south jersey, the jersey shore, and delaware. 9:00 tonight until noon tomorrow, that's the time frame for the snow and the blowing snow. there will be accumulation, as you mentioned. the highest at the shore. it won't take much to make for a very slippery commute tomorrow. in the afternoon as the storm is pulling away, the winds will ramp up. the 20 to 40 mile-per-hour winds. some higher gusts, too, bringing in the dangerous cold that we will ride in into the weekend. the coldest air of the season. this is the storm, it's spreading snow and rain

. >> this may not be available by the time you get here after the show. >> no. >> you better set aside a cup for tracy. she's here rubbing her hands, her eyes got big. yeah. >> you will be amazed. thank you. >>> this morning we're profiling the ft. washington community. >> themselves days the area focuses revitalizing the sprawling office park and luring new businesses here. hiding in plain sight along the pennsylvania turnpike is a piece of american history. hope lodge is an imposing brick mansion sitting on what was farmland when it was first built in the 1740s. a rich quaker businessman made it his summer home. the state of pennsylvania now owns hope lodge because of the role it played during the revolutionary war. diane horran has cared for the property for decades and says there are strong links here to our nation's first president. >> washington's surgeon general cochran actually used it as a hospital. we believe it was on the third floor, cannonballs have been found. they were fighting. skirmishes all around here. >> it's believed that washington's troops once camped out on the property. a walk

tracie potts will have more on that at 4:45. >>> the search continues for a missing prince george's county man. >> they're hoping he's found his way to someplace warm. he's from beltsville. he has dementia and may be in trouble. he was last seen in the parking lot of the costco up the road from his home. >> there are plenty of restaurants and residences and shops. there's a possibility he's inside one of those places and people don't realize he's not a paying customer. >> canine units spent the day they're worried he may not survive in the cold and terrible conditions. >>> the mid-atlantic region blank epted in a thin -- blanketed in a thin layer of snow. >> we have a thin layer of snow in d.c. and in virginia we expect the higher amounts there. here's a look at the radar. it's intensifying. as it does so, it will continue to move away. the edge of the snow is near the shenandoah valley. not so much farther west but in the district, the snow is back. we had a brief break but it's falling again. it's fairly light snow. the winds are picking up. it's blustery and visibility is low as you get farther east of the district. again, that's where we'll see the higher amounts. as for the district itself

. ♪ ♪ tracy: as we have been discussing, money in several the biggest economies of the world will wind down after years of fixed monetary policy, prompting concerns that emerging markets maynt -- withstand a removal of cash. spoke aboutconomist whether we are facing another asian financial or tequila crisis. >> many of them are in a much better position than they were for five years ago. they have reforms. some of them have focused on inflation targeting. to that extent, they are in a better position. that doesn't mean they are immune. there's a huge amount of capital prone here. that is a substantial portion of it. it's at the results of easy market policy, which would push its capital. requesters, there could be some reversal. the hope is, there stronger growth there as well as better policies. they are in a better position to reverse this. situations there are where governments were unprepared. think they are in a better position. >> with the debt concerns, you expect them to talk about the idea that we are seeing synchronized global roof picking up. do we need that fueled stimulus with the u.s. tax plan? >> i don't think we do. of the analysis of the tax plans, there

tracy. so that is an issue forays train number 3. watching to see the effect on train number 5 and 7. they may be able to pull this out of the way.r account and facebook. we will update all of those as well. the roadways are wet and slower so use caution out there. that's the word of the morning. >>> that's what's happening "today in the bay." back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >>> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00 today. it is your monday morning. a rainy start but the sun will shine. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, three days and counting. the government shutdown enters another day, after a new round of failed negotiations. >> we have yet to reach an agreement on a path poeforward. >> the white house accusing democrats ofoholding the country hosta hostage. >>> marching with a message. millions turn out for a new round of women's marches all across the country. this morning, the warning sent to both parties and the president. and what it all could mean on election day. >>> state of emergency. powerful tornadoes cut a path of destruction across texas. the massive system that spawned ,

may be protected from deportation, at least temporarily. >> a federal judge has ordered the trump administration to revise part of the daca program. news 4's tracie potts is on capitol hill this morning with a look at what this could mean for a lot of families. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron and eun. the part of the program that would affect people who are already here in the country brute here illegally when they were children. now they've grown up in the u.s. the trump administration wanted to wind down their protections as of march, which means a lot of those 800,000 people could be deported to countries where they've never lived. the federal judge says, no, that's an over rech capricious. he said for now as this works its way through the court, they get to stay. their visas have to be renewed. the justice department weighing in overnight. they think the program is illegal and they'll fight it in courts. california which launched this challenge, their attorney general tweeting that this is a huge step forward in this case. we'll see where it goes from here. of course, this is all wrapped up, too, in the budget negotiations. dem

may find slick roads out there. still lingering from some rain and definitely slow speeds. looking at about a 45-minute delay to get from tracy into the dublin pleasanton area. we'll come back and take a look at your north bay commute and check on the bay bridge toll plaza in a couple of minutes. >> breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> we are getting breaking news out of hayward. the highway patrol responding to an accident involving one of its own on interstate 880 right near the 8th street exit. abc 7 news reporter janine de la vega just arrived on scene. she's joining us now live. >> reporter: jessica, the northbound 880 off ramp to 8th street is closed. here behind me, you can see why. lots of police activity with tow trucks and you can see a collision has occurred here between chp patrol vehicle and another car that's about to be loaded on to this tow truck. we know this happened within the last hour. it is affecting this intersection here right as you get on to 880 and a-street. to give more info. we go to sergeant ted montez with the chp, hayward unit. what can you tell snus? >> the fortunate thing is that all th

typical slowing out of tracy for about a 40-minute drive up and over into livermore and dublin, pleasanton at this hour. >>> thank you, sue. on to developing nus news. there may be a sweep in northern california to crackdown on sanctuary cities like san francisco. >> amy holly field is live outside fran city hall with the details. amy? >>. >> reporter: hi, reggie. san francisco would be one of the targe being accepted. school leader will be at the news conference. they plan to ask them to overturn a decision by the court in san francisco to keep protections for undocumented students. >>> the parents of 13 children who were locked up in a filthy home in riverside county have not said why they did it. the children range from 2 to 29 years old. they were kept out of public schools and mostly hidden from their neighbors. it's similar to jaycee cornell barnard looked at the parallels and talked to the woman who helped free dugard. >> it looks like the others on this street. but inside, officials say was a house of horrors. 13 siblings were held captive in the house found with chains and pad locks by their own parents. david and louise turpin. both now in jail. a 1

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may be thawing between north and south korea. south korea after midnight that the north is reopening a line of communication just as they offered talks before the olympic games. >>> tracie, two new members of the senate being sworn in today. what can we expect from doug jones and tina smith? >> reporter: well, we can expect now that democrats feel they have a little bit more of an edge in the senate. it's one more person, 49 democrats to 51 republicans. republicans still have the majority. if they're not on the same page like upcoming budget negotiations, then it makes it harder to get it passed without democratic support. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. >>> she says she just wanted to get to school but crossing one of the busiest roads in prince gorges county ended with an 11-year-old in the hospital. a car struck the child on pennsylvania avenue in suitland. she suffer she was headed to freeman middle school. the driver stayed on the scene. yesterday's incident came one day after news 4 first reported on a statewide proposal in maryland. a lawmaker wants to review the safety and engineering of sidewalks and crossings near every public school in the stat

tracie. >> so, it would be target lingerie. >> you would ask for that. >> you know two target on the bra. i may not be here tomorrow. i'm stunned every day i come in i still have a job. >> why are you zooming on me. >> we are kicking you out. >> yes. >> 7:27. >> every minute we have a water main break so, i have asked you this we have one of the top guys at philadelphia water department, i got to get to him is it age of the pipes. 40-degree temperatures help. here's a shocker have there been worse years for water main breaks, i say not. 20,000-pounds and heading for earth at 17,000 miles an hour, is the sky falling, is what going on? can it be controlled? will it crash to the ground? should we be concerned? we will separate fact from fix than we are bringing in doctor derek pits. >>> a warning for men a popular pain reliever could be bad for you new study linking ibuprofen to infertility and men? we will talk to doctor mike about that and give you a warning there. >>> good morning to you here's some good news we have been talking about how cold, it has been, we will get in the 40's for first time this year. >> that

tracy, obviously. we've had this continuing problem on westbound highway 4. this is headed towards hercules with a couple of different accidents and apparently a rollover as well. fog is also an issue here. you may want to take 680 to 780 to save a little bit of time this morning. >>> breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> hi everyone much want to get you the latest on this crash that happened this morning. it's breaking news out of hayward. this video just into the live desk. our reporter was on scene, sent this over. this is an update on the crash involving a chp patrol car, two officers were inside. and the intersection and on ramp at 880 and a street is actually back open. that opened up just a short time ago. crash happened about 4:30 this morning. the chp was pursuing a truck. refused to stop. the truck actually went through an intersection. the chp then followed but ended up hitting another car. we're told those officers and victims in the car were hospitalized. but that they only complained of minor pain. meanwhile, the chp still looking for the truck that led them on a chase. it got away after the crash. >>> jessica, thank you. a legal fight is about to begin between a san francisco

may want to hear more. >> what was bannon going to say? i was just making it up? >> reporter: explosive details from a former insider now up for debate as fact or fiction. traciepotts, nbc news, washington. >>> happening today, a long time leader in san francisco politics is expected to throw her hat into the ring in the race for mayor. former board of supervisors well angela aliotto plans to file nomination papers later this morning at the department of elections. she is the latest big name seeking to finish out ed lee's term. lee died suddenly last month. >> acting mayor london breed has talked about running, she has not filed papers. among those considered to run former state lawmaker and supervisor mark lean know and district 6 supervisor january kim. also the examiner reports dennis had a rare ra has pulled papers considering a run. >> also today london breed says she will announce, quote, significant progress in the city's effort to end all traffic fatalities. we reported before on san francisco's vision zero goal. the goal is to have zero deaths by the year 2024. we checked with the city's data overnight, 2017 saw only 17 deaths. so that's down from 30

tracy davidson. we've issued a first alert for the snow moving snow. you can see the flurries in philadelphia. here's a look at cape may don't think there's any flurries, right, bill, not there yet? >> we've seen a few snowflakes on this view right over the delaware this morning. you can see a little bit of activity, but steadier snow, that's off to the north and west. you see mostly cloudy skies. those first snowflakes not even showing up on the radar. but that's a different story in lee high valley and burkes county. look at the steady snow. and it's now been inching into montgomery, chester and bucks county. the temperature cold enough to snow this morning for everyone to have snow. so you might see some slippery spots first thing this morning. these climb into the upper 30s this afternoon. steady snow comes in tonight. tracy. >> all right, bill, now let's check the roads with jessica boyington. what are you seeing now? >> a few things right now. watching 95, so it's not doing too bad right now near street road, and this is the southbound sound. in reading we've been hearing reports of multiple accidents on 422 west

tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with your most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >> windy, wet, and warm. the warm is bringing us some fog this morning. cape mayisibility was down to 0 in coatesville. now just under two miles. light fog in the suburbs and improving conditions in wilmington. now increased to half a mile visibility. temperatures, they've increased, too. 62 degrees in philadelphia. the lehigh valley, rain and the 63. and delaware in the 50s right now. we'll warm into the 60s during the day. 60s, neighborhoods in new jersey in the 60s to start with. upper 60s this afternoon. but it comes with rain. seeing some moderate showers now moving into chester county. heavy rainfall will move in later this morning. we'll see it this afternoon and overnight. tracy? >>> if you're heading out, wet roads, reduced visibility. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered. >> with the wet roads comes some accidents. there's two lanes blocked on the p.a. turnpike's eastbound side approaching ben salem. you see the big delay behind the scene there. and again, that was eastbound. the 42 freeway seeing slowdowns, as well. the drive t

may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ >>> 7:26. good morning. i'm tracy there, it could be icy in your neighborhood. here's a live look at philadelphia national airport. only a few delayed or canceled flights now. a big change from delays and cancelations tied to the wintry weather last night. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >> untreated surfaces in many neighborhoods with temperatures below freezing will be ice covered. you see the lens on the tower camera in reading, that ice accumulated after lunchtime yesterday with the freezing rain. wilmington, fog, a sign of the warm air trying to push into the area. we will see a significant warmup. fog in wildwood and millville will disappear. and these temperatures in the 20s and 30s will disappear with sunshine. warming to the upper 30s and low 40s later today. >> let's talk more about the icy spots. be careful if you're heading out. we'll check the roads with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> i've been saying all morning the majors are real