sorry, tracy. got too excited. >> a pocket full of kibble and bits. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, here we go. [ barking ] >> steve: that sound means it's time for final puppardy. [ light laughter ] this is where all of your puppies, and all of your opponents -- whoever gets this question gets all of the puppies. pick up the boards, pick up your markers to write down the answer to this. [ light laughter ] the final puppardy question. for all of the puppies. how many quills does the average porcupine have on its body? how many quills does the body? you have ten seconds. starting now. average porcupine, not a super quilly porcupine. average. [ light laughter ] not a bald porcupine. regular, everyday. [ buzzer ] oh, alrighty. jimmy, what did you write down? >> jimmy: 10,000. [ light laughter ] >> steve: 10,000. all right, tracy. what was your answer to the question? >> two mil. [ laughter ] >> steve: two mil. the answer is 30,000. jimmy, you are the pup quiz winner. [ cheers and applause ] >>

and so, we were asked to leave, and that was fine. >> patriri: tracy didn't mind leaving because her son had graduated but she did not want had loaned them. >> the coachch and the booster club are the people that owe me the money because that is who i was told that i would be paid back for and that is who the money was given to off my credit card. >> patrick: well legally is tracy entitled to get her money back? >> yes, she is, and from the documents and texts that we have seen, both the football coach and the booster club are responsible for returning the money. ahd if the principal, blocks them from repaying the loan, it is what the law calls tortious interfence with the contract and the principal could be liable as well. >> patrick::e first contacted the broward school district, the spokesperson said the principal did not approve using tracy's credit card and the coach did not have the authority to approve using the credit card. and the spokesperson said that the coach said that he never gave tracy the authority to spend her money for the football team. we tried to talk to the coa

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good morning, tracy. >> tracy: asian markets are rallying today.l over in the green in china. sentiments was lifted after china released fourth quarter and numbers at 6.9% at 2015, the lowest growth number in 25 years. pretty much in line with expectations. investors in hong kong took the number pretty well. more stimulus from beijing. over in tokyo, japanese shares finally snapped losing streak. nikkei bouncing back about half a percent. that's the u.s. dollar climbed and pushing the yen back to 117-level and exporters were higher as a result and over in to the korea, kospi due to samsung and electronics. >> nicole: thank you so much. >> lauren: the war of words between donald trump and ted cruz ahead of the iowa caucuses. >> donald the last couple of days has been a little rattled. [laughter] >> his poll numbers went down and he got a little upset. and he's welcome to launch whatever insults he likes. i have no intention of reciprocating. >> lauren: trump also slammed cruz over his citizenship and undisclosed loans during his 2012 senate campaign

we will go to tracy yu, good morning, tracy, what's behind the selloff in china? >> tracy: good morning to you, ladies, we had a terrible trading day. we only traded for about 15 minutes. 7% triggering the circuit brakier again. fell to 10% daily limit only 35 stocks posted gains today and people were really panicking. according to field market insiders i spoke today, the chinese sec, held an emergency meeting but no concrete policy shifts were announced but they did postpone sales from shareholders. investors continue to sell across the board due to fears of more volatilities.

god. >> traci: [ sniffles ] >> ashley: sorry. >> traci: i wake up every single day, and i can' t believe my little girl is gone. but billy has dad' s fight, and he' s gonna be just fine. aren' t you, kid? because we need you up out of that bed and back on your feet. >> ashley: yeah. >> traci: there are so many people counting on you. [ sniffles ] and that crazy grin. [ chuckles ] [ sniffles ] and i don' t mean just katie and johnny. [ knock on door ] >> jack: hey, we were hoping for a moment. >> traci: [ sniffles ] [ sniffles ] i love you, kid. [ sniffles ] [ door closes ] >> jack: i' m sorry, billy. you asked for help. i should have given it to you. you' re my brother. instead i... oh, i judged you and made you feel like less than a man for asking. all you wanted was a new start, a chance to prove yourself, to know that i believed in you. possible way. i do believe in you. i believe in your strength and your spirit... and your kindness and your generosity. but you' ve got to come back to us. and i will stand by your side, little brother, now and forever. >> victoria: i really thought th

tracy. >> 5:32. happening now in center city philadelphia, we're dealing with dangerous slick conditions following a massive fire fight. nbc 10's matt delucia is live on the scene to tell us and show us these conditions. matt. >> reporter: tracy, this is still an active situation, firefighters and police are still out here although conditions are improving winding down a little. we have seen most of the fire trucks leave. you see down on the street just to the right that is where the building is that was affected by this fire. we're along locust between 21st and 22nd, and it really has been a long night. not only fighting the fire but fighting the cold weather. it was so intense that 120 firefighters were called in to help out, rotating in and out of the icy weather and fire commissioner derek sawyer talks about what is happening now. >> it will be a long night because we can't get inside to get to the scene of the fire so we're going to put strings on the fire, once it's safe we're going to have l a

let's go down to tracy with a very happy guy, i'm sure. >> tracy: yes, he is happy. but peyton, unique situation coming into this game and you get the call early in that second half. the field in a situation you were in for the first time since november? >> well, it was a very difficult week, a week like i've never been through as far as knowing i was going to have to suit up and be ready to play. but you don't get as many repetitions. i guess all the quarterbacks that have played behind me all these years, i understand how they feel not getting many reps. so probably 18 years in, i got a taste of that. but i studied, i prepared, and saw coach kubiak at halftime. he said can you go, we need you. i said yeah, i can go. but the funny first half, brock got horrible breaks, tipped balls, and that fumble on the second half. just them decided to put me in there. but i felt like the offensive line blockled better when i was in there. they held on to the ball. that was probably the biggest difference. >> tracy: you can see on the side line with that first touchdown drive the

. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's start with the cold weather and bill henley in the weather center. bill? >> it's that cycle. cold mornings but melting in the afternoon it's going be a great day on the ice rink at penn's landing. the ice you'll find on the sidewalks and streets refreezing overnight, not so nye nice. still falling in al lenstown and pottstown. wilmington, 26 degrees. by 7:00, even colder, 22. but calm conditions and sunshine. so a quick warmup. near 30 degree at 10:00. we will be above freezing by later this morning by 1:00 this afternoon, well on our way to the 40-degree mark. we geel through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. we'll show you how warm it's going to get where you live. first jessica boyington has your traffic. jessica. >> we're watching a slippery route northbound to the schuylkill expressway. we keep moving the camera around to focus on the scene. it's having reports of being slippery and definitely slippery conditions because we do have vehicles that have spun out and n

tracy: lift the lid off of that one. -lemonis: here? -tracy: yeah. come this way.the team left the prototypes to dry overnight. now we're all reconvening this morning to put on the finishing touches. what do you love about it here? -tracy: this. -lemonis: doing this work? -tracy: instant result. i like painting and vacuuming. lemonis: oh, yeah! hey, dave, do you know where mike is? dave: mike was at a breakfast meeting, i think. -lemonis: okay. -dave: he's on the way. lemonis: when we agree on a plan to launch a prototype, i expect mike to be there and fully engaged and immersed in the problem, not off doing some other sort of project that they have that doesn't help us sell boards. is mike here? -nikki: he's not here yet. lemonis: so, one board was supposed to be sprayed. why don't you and i pick the one we want to spray, 'cause i definitely want to have one. nikki: okay. lemonis: hey, tracy, do you feel like this is ready to be sprayed? tracy: my only concern is the flex of the board is gonna pop out that medallion. lemonis: this is why having mike here matters.

that's tracy again staying close to her older brother.other family was being torn apart. >> get back here. you bring those kids back here! you bring them back! >> one second. one second. >> don't you touch my kids. >> this mother resisted when others in her family wanted to go. in the end, the family would stay and all would die. >> emotions were starting to just become very tense. and i recognized that we were in a powder keg. >> this is vern gosney dragging his belongings toward the departing truck. he tried to warn the congressman they were all in danger. >> he told me i had the congressional shield of protection over me and that i had nothing to worry about. i thought he was totally out of his mind. >> congressman leo ryan carrying the briefcase had planned to stay the night to help get more families out. then a church member came up behind him. >> and all of a sudden he puts a knife up to his throat and he says, all right, mf, you're going to die. we all jumped on him anyway. we all got the knife away. >> you can see blood spatters o

mark: a legal battle for tracy hunter. lisa: forced in the cold from a house fire, a woman woke up in flames overnight. >> this is wlwt news five today. lisa: a live look outside. good morning to you. i' m lisa cooney. where' s that? lisa: our route. -- roof. randi: a couple of flurries. some find flurries. -- fine flurries. it is not a huge issue, thing warm is. seven right now in springboro. nine degrees in in florence. single digits right now. the windchill advisory is for our northern communities. same thing with faith and union counties. we are seeing windchill' s 10 to 15 degrees below zero. it is so cold no matter where the windchill advisory criteria except for in the northern communities. the advisory will be in effect from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. it is january. we tend to have these kind of issues. eight eagle digit amateur with winds of five to 10 miles per hour, that' s all it takes. hamilton in cincinnati feeling like seven below. here' s a breakdown for today. nine currently at noon. we' re not talki

>> tracy: very much so.terested in the election specially when shanghai markets are crashing and people are wondering why. a lot of people blame it on the circuit brakier. it's actually the yuan. he said something like china is a currency manipulator, they're lowering and trade advantage. come on. that was true about eight years ago. i feel u.s. politicians have such a hard time grasping the economic reality of china. right now -- go ahead. >> nicole: when he was talking about the tariffs and we heard different views pertaining the tariffs and trade and work with china, what are your views on that? >> tracy: when he talked about yuan that's where the tariff comment came about. the chinese government is having a hard time keeping from not devaluating so fast. china had $4 trillion in reserve. 2.3trillion. where did all the money go? they spent trying to buy to prop up currency. are you going to get in trade war with japan? are you going to get a trade war with everybody? that doesn't make any sense. >> lauren

tracie? >> reporter: michael, we just spoke to the owner of the business here who says she was awakened by a call that a cruiser was inside of her store. yostu can see the gaping hole that was left behind just before 1:00 this morning and the cruiser was even worse. let's show you what it looked like when it crashed into flowers by ricky here on bay street. the front end absolutely 134567d. according to police, the officer inside passed out. they claim he had a medical emergency due to high blood pressure and lost consciousness. now he's recovering at rithmond university medical centealanis being treated for that condition. he didn't suffer any injuries in this incident. we spoke to the owner of the >> i come in here, i see the car and they open the door. all my vase, all my flower, everything is broken inside. >> repelter: the owner sf the store said she was told by police she won't be able to open for another couple of days. en after that she's not sure if she'll be able to rebuild this bus

>> tracy morrison: dropped the plate of food. and i was hysterical. >> whitaker: tracy's daughter jenna is 25 now. she knows she's lucky to be alive. >> jenna morrison: in my addiction, i have been to rehab 17 times, and i had been to jail six or seven times. so every time i went to jail, i got out, went to rehab, came home and relapsed, and then did it all over again. >> whitaker: you overdosed, as well? >> morrison: uh-huh. >> whitaker: how many times? >> morrison: i only overdosed once, and i woke up in an ambulance. >> whitaker: jenna would have died if emergency medical technicians hadn't injected her with naloxone hydrochloride, also called narcan. it quickly reverses the effects of opiates in the brain. >> so this is the kit... >> whitaker: the heroin problem in ohio is so big, families and friends of addicts-- not just health professionals-- are being taught to administer narcan, which is now available without a prescription. >> this is what it looks like. actually is the medication. >> tracy morrison: this is a hurricane

tracie: the last debate before iowa makes i tracie potts nbc news washington. allyson: happening today and tomorrow, monster jam 2016. 10,000 pound trucks like grave digger, fluf jumping more than 100 feet at bon secours wellness arena. one of the newest drivers on the scene, you'll see her in scooby doo. linsey read says it may be a male dominated sport, but it's not stopping her from getting on that track. >> we are out here and we are proving girls can do this, too. are showing the boys wo great. allyson: you can meet linsey and the other drivers at the party in the pits event tomorrow morning or still tonight or tomorrow's show coming up, one of the vehicles used to carr visit to the u.s. is about to hit the auction block. chris: take a look at this sky from our anderson skycam. allyson: a status hearing will be held today for jason van dyke, the chicago officer accused of fatally shooting a black teenager 16 times. van dyke is charged with first-degree murder for the death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald in 2014. the indictment alleges that van justificatio

that was the last time she used. >> tracy morrison: i am a nurse... >> whitaker: tracy morrison, jenna's mother, trained to be a nurse more than 30 years ago. she says the medical profession must bear some responsibility for the heroin epidemic. she says doctors over-prescribe pain medications. >> tracy morrison: i graduated in the '80s. i was a nursing director when we decided to swing the pendulum from not treating pain to treat everybody's pain. i was a part of that. and at that time, i had no idea that we were addicting people. >> whitaker: in 2014, three quarters of a billion pain pills were prescribed by doctors in ohio-- nearly 65 pills for every man, woman and child in the state. how did you respond when your daughters told you they were using heroin? >> tracy morrison: well, they first told me they were using the pills, and how i found out came home from work one day, made dinner, and i was yelling for my youngest daughter to come for dinner and she didn't. and i walked into her bedroom and her boyfriend was shooting her up. >> whitaker: you saw this? >> tracy morrison: i saw it

back to you. >> tracie strahan in newark, watching the progress there. thank you, tracie... keep sharing your storm concerns with . e-mail us@tips. nbcnewyork om. or facebook, tell us what's happening. >>> the number of blizzard-related deaths in the area up to 17 now. one of the more recent victim was discovered yesterday home from school in mawa, new jersey. a teenager noticed a coat in the snow.peturns out it was the neighbor. >> her jacket was white, i re acmember. she had pants. i thought the pants were a whi me bag but was actually her shirt. and the shovel in her hand. >> the teens think she died shoveling. the shoeel was in her h doand when they found her. >>> travelers stuck in gridlock for hours coming and going. bs and buses, they were trapped in he mess as well. hundreds of frustrated people. they gave up on waiting a decided to drag their luggage through the traffic. >> 6:09 right now. this morning, investigators are trying to track down a laser that was pointed at a p tne near laguardia airport, it was an express jet flight near charlotte, north carolina. at th

tracy is business reporter for chinese state television. good morning, tracy. things looking better today. >> good morning, ladies things are looking much better. crc officially suspended circuit breaker last night, gaining 2% led by blue chip stocks. in hong kong the hang seng rebounded as well. after the chinese central bank, pboc gave the chinese yuan much firmer midpoint range. tokyo, trading is looking pretty directionless today. investors are pretty directionless but nikkei still ended in negative territory by 1.3% led by retail stocks and tech companies. in south korea kospi also ending in the green gaining .7 of 1% but heavy foreign selling continued. back to you. lauren: tracy, thank you so much. nicole: chinese stocks are bouncing back today following a week of wild trading. that is an understatement. but they're still down 10% for this week okay? this is ongoing serious story. we have a great guest for you guard done chang, author of, "coming collapse of china." you joined us this week. you've been a big part of fox business. now what? they get of ci

and did approve it and did not return our calls. >> if they willot return tracy's money, that's what they call a smoking gun, which almost guarantees she w wl win in court. >> reporter: tracy hopes the hollywood hills club will repair her, and while they can't do the money. >> some of them that went there, it's helpful and bought cleats for those who needed them. >> hopefulul they will repay tracy the money they owe he if they don't, they can sue in small-claims court. that will keep the costs down. feel like you're being tossed around like a football. need a poohs to kick things into gear, all we ask is for you to loan us your time. patrick fraser, 7 newew >>> still is, we have pines boulevard shut down in both between hiatus an flamingo road. shortly after 2 p.m. we have these two vehicles and while this is still under investigation, pine boulevard closed and oohs west alternate you can go south or to the north. you have alternate taft street will work at this time. save a lot of time heading out, rain showers not helping. neither is another incident in broward. we have train derai

"today in new york's" tracie strahan is in newark this morning. tracie? >> reporter: kerry, now that people are waking up, they're seeing what they're up against on these residential streets. according to social media, you can go ward by ward in newark and see snow-packed streets like north 11th where we're standing. down the street a little bit of action. it may be tough to see. but someone is trying to dig their car out and part of the street. show you video now of what this street looks like. it is snow-packed and residents tell us there hasn't been a plow on the street since the blizzard began. not only do they have to deal with the middle of the street but all of the snow built up the passageway very narrow. we saw a box truck that was going to attempt to go down the street and he backed out instead. fearful he would get stuck. >> even the roads that may have seen a plow, they're still bumpy. it's the reason that newark public schools are shut down today. city hall as well. we spoke to a woman just a short time ago about what she sees so far. >> like

tracy, back over to you. >> a lot of people worried about tear 401k.andon dowdy with cnbc, thanks. >>> a cold start this morning. cold enough for snowfall and i am tracking some scattered light snow showers. it's coming down just ever so lightly in the pocono mountains him this is a live view from camelback. right now 26 degrees at 5:23. jessica. >> bill, it's chilly out there. there's not a lot of cars out on the roadways right now. give yourself a few minutes before you head out the door. turn your car on, get that heat pumping. route 70 around kingshighway in cherry hill. you see no problems there. i'll check this with the rest of your drive times, though, when ico him back at 5:30. >>> both pennsylvania senators are due to be in the philadelphia area today to talk about the officer ambush that happened last week and terrorism in general. i'll have more on that coming up. plus the cdc is considering a travel warning for pregnant women. well tell you about the recent virus outbreak in parts of the world that could cause long-term health problems for

i'm nbc 10's tracy davidson. we have a handful of schools closed. you can see them on the bottom of your screen and on your nbc 10 app. first we check in with bill henley. good morning, bill. >> good morning. the winds have died down and much of the areas have dried out but those areas still damp during the melting yesterday have refrozen overnight. look at the temperatures this morning. teens for al lens town, pottstown, and reading, colder than yesterday. 10 degrees colder than philadelphia. it'll well below freezing for millville and 20s in delaware. the wind that was so strong yesterday, barely moving today. a light breeze. the temperatures will be climbing. 20 degrees to start with by 6:06:0 6:00. by lunchtime still freezing. i'll go through neighborhood by neighborhood. jesse gray has your traffic. good morning, jesse zbhood morning. there were slippery spots off of the off ramps but i think we're doing okay. 14 minutes here, average speeds in the 50s on 95 right now. no problems heading into center city or toward wood harhaven ro. eastbound t

good morning, this is nbc 10 news today, i'm tracy davidson. meteorologist bill henley. >> a little sunshine will help this mrpg. obviously the sun is not up. we got clouds with a few scattered, very light snow showers. just missing philadelphia. light snow falling in chester county. these are on the move. you might see a dusting or zippo this morning. no snow for most of the area. cold yes. 26 in philadelphia. 20 now in allentown. not as cold, feeling it yesterday. the wind has died down. it will stay light tore start with. by 9:00 sun zion, a light breeze. 30. then a west southwesterly will kick in and help to warm us to fear 40 degrees at noon time. so that's a big warm-up. we'll be into the 40s this afternoon. got your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast back at 10:00. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. >> we are watching the schuylkill for this disabled truck here. right before the exit ramp around montgomery drive. you can see east bound right now, traffic is moving along nicely by the scene. we have the blue route to the