tracy: and i'm tracy alloway.he banking reforms that president donald trump wants to do -- yousef: let's discuss more with the chief economist of an investment fund. good to have you back on the show. let's discuss the latest comments from the fed officials man the hindfed improving legislation, making banks say since the financial crisis of 2008 announcing his resignation. he is going to step down in april. a chance for donald trump to reshape the fed early on. put this in context. >> the context is the context of high uncertainty. nobody really knows what is going to happen when trump hisly starts thrashing out planks of economic policy. we don't know anything about the detailsucture plan, any on the facts plan -- tax plan. the fed is in wait and see mode. these statements from top officials are just a way to buy time. but i don't think they can signal anything of substance because they are waiting for events, like anybody else. tracy: but now we have three open spots that the fed that trump could fill relativel

tracy: i'm tracy alloway.l times reports saudi arabia is close to -- according to the report jpmorgan and morgan stanley are expected the highlyrunners on anticipated listing. hsbc is reportedly said to get an underwriting role because of its ability to tap asia and investors -- asian investors. aramco hasdi contained what it called "a leak.d" oil we have yet to receive any details on the cause of the leak. it is the world's largest oil processing facility. central bank has announced measures to improve foreign-exchange liquidity and boost the lira. newsng us, our bloomberg reporter. walk us through what the central bank has said here. reporter: the bank says it will allow companies that have taken ratexport loans at a fixed -- this is the latest announced measure that the bank things will boost liquidity and financial markets and therefore supports the lira. so, what is the downside here exactly for this? onur: good morning, yousef. [indiscernible] which is an important indicator of the central bank's ability

this is bloomberg. ♪ tracy: welcome back.u're watching bloomberg markets middle east. live from dubai. the new administration sets its sights on overhauling the dodd-frank law. former number two its goldman sachs is leading the present's economic council. can the administration get a lot congress'sr without support? >> we can do quite a bit. obviously we will work with congress. i met with jeb hensarling and his committee. the house was to be very active financialhat we do in service regulation. we are going to engage the house. we are going to engage the senate. there equally interested in performing some of the regulatory processes as well. we can do quite a bit without them, but the more hope we get from congress, the better off we the job creation vehicle be more effective. not just and financial services. we are talking regulation in every industry group. when the automobile manufacturers were in your, they were talking about what they have to do with the epa and the other regulators. when the manufacturers were in here,

you, tracy.malaysia say the airport where the half-brother of north korea's half-brother was killed is safe from toxins. suggested that it caused serious paralysis in kim jong un nan. north korea has denied involvement in the attack. come the documents seen by bloomberg show production missed targets in january as workers slowed output at the world biggest copper mine. these strike is in it third week and workers are saying they can hold out for more than two talks continue. nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the tokyo-based operator that it says unfairly use super mario's images. kart disputes this, saying it's services do not breach competitive or copyright laws. oftendo is seeking damages $39 billion. they're already concerns about how much influence beijing will wield over the march 26 election. the former chief secretary is widely seen as the front runner after she was reportedly endorsed by senior communist leaders. global news for a four hours a day powered by more than 2600 channels in

you're clearly tracy morgan. >> man, i wish i was tracy morgan.s great smile and his six pack abs, and his six pack dong. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: six pack dong? >> he got a dong full of -- seth. >> seth: okay, right. [ laughter ] if you're not tracy morgan, then who are you? >> i'm denzel washington. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: no, you're not denzel washington. >> i'm leonardo dicaprio. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're not leonardo dicaprio. >> yeah, i'm barney frank. >> seth: you're barney frank, the former massachusetts congressman and chairman of the house financial services committee. >> yeah, i'm barney frank. >> seth: okay, if you're barney frank, what's the most famous piece of legislation you ever passed? >> the dodd-frank financial reform bill. applaud me for knowing that. [ cheers and applause ] look, seth meyers. let's bring out tracy morgan. i promote my new movie "fist fight." and i'll be on my merry way. >> seth: wait, wait, wait. you'll promote "fist fight?" you'll promote it? >> you caught me seth myers. yo

vai and tracy. >> all right, thank you, jessica. the coverage of the hostage situation in delaware continues next. >> here's a live picture from outside the james vaughn corrections center in delaware. next. how safety was the focus of changes in the past. >>> and 12 minutes past 6:00, an angry phone call exchange that president trump had with a foreign leader on what he's calling a dumb deal. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen. explore your treatment options with specialists who treat only cancer. every stage... every day.... at cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts >>> followin

please welcome tracy morgan!jimmy: >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look really good. >> i feel better. >> jimmy: you feel better, good, i'm glad you do. >> so good. [ cheers and applause ] kimm kimmel! >> jimmy: is that an italian horn you're wearing? >> that was torn from a pitbull in the projects. >> jimmy: is it really. [ laughter ] they have horns? >> yeah. they have horns. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. by the way, congratulations on your new house. i heard you bought an amazing big new house. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. it has an elevator in it. >> jimmy: really. that's when you know. >> i'm from the projects all my life. i wanted to feel at home so i peed in the elevator. [ laughter ] and i drew a picture of a penis on the wall. that's infamous in every project. >> jimmy: which wall, where did you draw that? >> whole wall, black man's penis, filled the whole wall. >> jimmy: any particular black oh, yours. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i see you at knicks games. >> oh, a fiasco going on in new york. wi

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's go right to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate "first alert" weather. bill, i guess it's a matter of hours? >> it's going to take hours. yes, it's going to be around for hours. looking here at the nbc10 studio, it's widespread in the area. zero visibility down to a quarter-mile visibility. quarter-mile visibility now in pottstown along with blue bell. trenton, northeast philadelphia. philadelphia international. and south wilmington is reporting dense fog. and in south jersey, atlantic city and millville, quarter-mile visibility and extends up the coast to belmar. that is thick fog and it's going to take some time to clear. the temperatures have actually will be climbing through the night. lehigh valley. not seeing the fog but it's on the way. the suburbs are 39 degrees. and 49 degrees in philadelphia and climbing. we'll see it climb into the 60s possibly up to 70 degrees. fox chase, port richland, society hill, and warming up to the 50s. 49 in manayun

tracy: looking for uncorrelated returns.lace where we have idiosyncratic events that could pop up is, of course, saudi arabia. it could be included in some major benchmark indices this year. how big of an impact would that be? >> it is the biggest equity market in the region and in the world. liquid andis very you have a lot of sectors represented. saudi arabia opened up to foreigners in 2015. we have two major indices. if youhe president, -- allow the normal cycle, it is 2019 event. the decision could also come 2018. the size of the event will be one of the biggest upgrades in emerging markets and decades. it will lead to $11 billion of passive inflows. yousef: you made specific calls when it comes to qatar. any specific calls when it comes to saudi arabia or any specific sectors? it is an inflection point, a chance to make money in a different way away from oil and the traditional ways. >> we are still concerned about what is good for the economy is not necessarily good for earnings. the government reforms are very positiv

trac tracy, you were down in sanford at the time. one passage i wanted to note was this piece from the book when you arrive. you talk into the book about not even necessarily wanting to go. not going if you wanted to go. being heartbroken and you can imagine any mother. when i read this, i think of my own mother and what she would be going through and thinking. i remember being instruct by this passage as you were pulling on to the complex where trayvon martin was killed. we turned the corner and for the first time i could see the community where my son was killed. the street was a clean development and besides the big black entrance gate i saw something that shook me. a memorial. i had to look twice to see it was a memorial for my son. there were footballs, teddy bears, signs and cars and letters with the name trayvon on them. every thing in tribute the may y man angel. the street was the crime scene but the memorial was a gift. strangers telling us through these cards and small tokens of childhood they knew that the body on the gro

and that's 22 minutes from route 1 to valley forge, vai and tracy. >>> it's 4:30. breaking from overnight, two people are in custody that starstart starts in cobb creek. matt delucia is in west philadelphia. >> reporter: well, tracy, it all started about a mile away from where we are at alden and chris street. police had heard a report of shots fired in the area. then they stopped this car and afterwards there was a pursuit. we don't know why the car was stopped in the first place but there was a pursuit. this is where it ended right in front of the police barracks. philadelphia police say after the stop on alden, it went to montgomery and belmont, and then another pursuit until the car stopped in front of the st. police barracks. we're working to get more details on why the car was stopped in the first place. we had heard reports of gun shots fired in the area at that time. right now, we hear five people are being questioned right here at southwest detectives in connection with this. as soon as we get more information, we'll pass it along. matt delucia, nbc10 news

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. septa is pulling 30 to 40 train cars because of cracks that were found in support beams. leaders with septa say expect extremely crowded trains and platforms. we have every angle of the story covered. we'll have the live update coming up in minutes. first, let's start with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> vai, pretty nice way to start the week with mild temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now when typically on the 6th of february we'd be in the 20s. 41 right now in philadelphia. 39 degrees in the suburbs. new jersey's at 40 and 38 degrees in the lehigh valley. you'll see sunshine in the lehigh valley to warm things up. 36 degrees. that's at 9:00. by 11:00. 38 degrees. warmest temperatures headed to delaware. 35 degrees. 50 the high temperature. nothing but sunshine for delaware, lehigh valley of new jersey and the shore. 45 degrees with mostly sunny skies at the shore. go through the forecast hour by hour and show you how quickly the temperatures will rebound today. >> now back t

buttcheck out tracy now. the big screen, doing what he does best, making people laugh. >> let's go! >> i've got a lot of good people around me. i'm doing what i love do. >> after sufing several broken bones and going over a year of speech and physical therapy tracy's still got it. >> in a fistfight, tracy plays a high school gym teacher who comes to the aid of charlie day who is about to suffer a beat down by a history teacher. >> this fight going to happen after school, because of that. >> you goinn to fight campbell? >> yeah, whip him bad. >> may be bad news for charlie but good news for his movies. the last five comedies opened number one. >> maniac. >> maniac. >> as for the big fight, it took eight days to shoot. >> i'm like, man, i got it, i got it, i got it. until i seen how long the fight was. then wai was like, oh, man, thi is going to take a few session. >> up next, how amal clooney celebrated her birthday in style. >> and "50 shades darker," revealing the interesting way they prepare for their very

so sabrina writes a chapter, tracy writes a chapter. it's really -- it's like this confidence was tonight. you weave in and out and get both of your journeys and both of your perspectives on how you navigated the five years. thank you for the book. thank you for coming to see us. thank you most importantly for the work that you're doing. i hate that -- to your point, tracy, you didn't ask for this. but you stepped into it. and you stepped into it with grace and with dignity and thank you. that's all i can say. >> thank you. >> all right. the book again is called "rest in power: a parents story of love and injustice and the birth of a movement. the enduring live of trayvon martin" written by his parents. that's our show tonight. good night from los angeles. thank you for watching. and as always, keep the faith. >> hir, i'm tavis smily. join us for our academy awards preview show. that's next time. we'll see you then. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. a conversation one of the world's most renowned architects, frank gar

tracy. >>> a sign of change in atlantic city. president trump's name is now being removed from a closed casino. >>> and call to action. a plan to help more graduate high school. >>> i'm katy zachry, in haverford with a story that crosses an ocean. artwork being sold here helping to feed syrian refugees. that has more ski mountains to choose from than any other in the country. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> we have an update now on a delaware county classroom that's been skyping with syrian refugees. we've been following the story for months now. >> now, students get a chance to see her syrian friends' artwork in percent. katy, the art is being used to give back. tell us more. >> reporter: it is. as you're about to witness, these students here in haverford are in awe to meet their overseas friend and person. they were also excited to hear the stories they shared and see t

>> reporter: all right, tracy. we're in the parking lot where the administration building is just behind me. way back in the distance, you see some of the street lights around that correctional facility. it's way back there where all of this is going on. the latest update about 3 1/2 hours ago. 14 additional inmates were moved from building "c." they were moved out but 82 inmates are still in that building. skyforce 10 shows some of the inmates being let out of that "c" building they james vaughn corrections facility. it began about 18 hours ago. 10:30 yesterday morning, four members of the staff were taken hostage and through family members and a newspaper, made known the treatment. two of those officers were released. one of them had been treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. at one of the news conferences, prison officials would not say if the facility is understaffed. but they do say they would continue filling vacancies here. as you take it to a live look, we're in the parking lot, a little bit of distance

and i want to take you out to our tracy commute.sounds like we've got a couple issues now as you leave the tracy area so westbound 205 to 580, one crash just before you get to grant line road and the other one just after grant line road. the first crash, i should say, those vehicles are off on the shoulder. the second one, that's not clear yet so we're working on getting in touch with chp. in the meantime, definitely slowing down approaching that. down to 8 miles an hour. update on this, this really is our only slow spot this morning, that's coming up at 5:40. >>> we expect to get more information from authorities this morning about a plane crash involving a south bay family. >> the plane had just taken off from riverside when it crashes into homes. three people are dead. two women survived. abc7 news reporter lonni rivera is live in san jose. >> reporter: natasha, southern california fire officials are now saying two of the survivors are women believed to be in their 30s and 40s. both are in critical condition this morning. that's

westbound 580, tracy to dublin. westbound 4 still looking okay as is southbound 101 if you're coming from the north bay. also adding to the problems out of the central valley, no ace rail today. they canceled that about 30 minutes ago and that is due to weather related issues so those tracks are in bad shape too. we're starting to fill in at the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have any metering lights yet but we do have the cash lanes probably stacking up just a little bit there. and you're still okay as far as those metering lights are concerned until about 5:30 this morning. we'll take a look at a few flooding issues as well coming up. >>> let's start with some good news. check out the winds. they are much calmer this morning. 20 at sfo is as fast as we get. gusting to 16 in san carlos and oakland, about 15, concord, 10 in fairfield. those are the winds there on live doppler 7. let's take a look at that heart shaped area of moderate rain that just became a little bit smaller heading towards danville boulevard and

tracy? >> the warm weather is on our minds. we're highlighting things that you can do now to save time and money during the summer months. stale ahead, what parents should look for that will cost more if you wait. >>> the messy problem from above that is coating streets, lawns, and sidewalks in trenton. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ know you can save today for what's important tomorrow. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. >>> and now look at the stories making news county by county and the lehigh valley. three pets died after a fire broke out inside a row home in allentown. . the homeowner managed to get out but his two dogs and cat did not. we're still working to find out what started the fire. family and friends remembered 12-year-old sanford died. he ran back into his family's house thinking hi

good morning, landon. >> hi there, tracy. several big tech companies including google, microsoft, intel have filed a legal brief opposing the immigration order. nearly 100 countries have filed the brief and others including levi strauss. it puts significant harm on american businesses. >>> wall street may not be so happy the patriots won the super bowl. it could mean a down year for the market. the super bowl indicator says when an afc team wins the big game stocks fall. when an nfc team wins they rise. the indicator has been right 40 of the past 50 years. that is an 80% success rate. >>> and wall street looks to build on friday's gains following the better than expected u.s. jobs report. the dow had its best day of the year. oil prices are rising today on concerns new u.s. sanctions on iran could affect supplies. the market could trade on earnings this week as we get results from the likes of gm, disney, and coke. on friday the dow rose 186 points to 20,071. back over to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc, landon, thanks. >>> 5:

it is thursday, february 9th, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson.he storm is having widespread impact, you can see what's happening in camelback. all of the philadelphia public schools, a full list running on the bottom of your screen and we continue to get new ones every couple of minutes. our team of reporters monitoring the conditions from across the area. we begin with meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate nbc10 "first alert" neighborhood forecast. >> tracy, from the get-go at 4:00 this morning, it was heavy snow in camelback and has not let up at all. and we'll see continuing snow in camelback. it's spreading through the south but has not reached all locations. delaware getting rain. south jersey is getting rain. the cold that's coming through the lehigh valley, the cold that's coming through the suburbs that is going to change all of this rain into snow. that's happening. snow in allentown and reading, getting snow falling in bucks county and chester county. westchester, we were seeing rain, and now sleet. those are snowflakes falli

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sick ka hama.ains and platforms to be extremely crowded this morning during rush hour. we will have a full update on the impact coming up in a few minutes. let's get with meteorologist bill henley. >> vai, fortunately the weather is cooperating today. if you have to spend a little extra time outside, we're not getting normal february cold. 41 degrees and not far behind in the suburbs at 39. colder neighborhoods in the lehigh valley. 38 degrees. 35 degrees in delaware right now. sunshine, nice warmup during the day. 6:00 hour, 33 degrees. still be waiting for the sunrise at that time. 38 degrees at 9:00. little bit of a breeze out of the northwest. that's a cooling direction for us. no issue warming into the 40s. get to 50 degrees for the afternoon. philadelphia, 46 and northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour. cool air coming in trying to cool down. temperatures come down to 39 degrees at 6:00. bright sunshine even though we'll be in the upper 30s at 9:00, it won't last long. quick warmup as we go i

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. it's a cool morning.the neighborhood forecast. the most accurate. >> look at the wind gusts, 25 miles an hour in philadelphia. gusting to 35 miles an hour in wilmington. these winds will be increasing as the day goes on. with cold air in place, it feels even colder. lehigh valley at 30. 31 degrees in new jersey and wild philadelphia is 35 right now, we will see a cooler day overall. won't number the 50s like yesterday. 42 the high for philadelphia. stuck in the 30s for lehigh valley and the suburbs. at the shore, 34 degrees. we'll break it down hour by hour and first, we'll see how the traffic is looking as jessica boyington has the "first alert" traffic update. >> yeah, bill. we're slow right now through center city. the cameras showing you it's closed at this point through the schuylkill expressway. this is traffic being diverted off the broad street off-ramp. again, that's closed and will be closed for the next half an hour until the 5:00 hour. to the p.a. turnpike, construction here between bensalem a

i want to take you to tracy. that's where we have some trouble this morning. eastbound side of 580, that is the counter-commute for this time of day. just before you get to grant line road, we've got a large boulder blocking that far left lane and that resulted, i think, anyway, in a five-car crash. i'm not sure what else would cause that. so we have the two left lanes down, two right lanes are open and then heavy traffic as usual on the westbound side of the road as well. couple minor issues also approaching grant line road. those are pushed off to the shoulder. so those are typical delays. next traffic update coming up. >>> our top story this morning, the ntsb investigating this plane crash that had a south bay family on board. it left three people dead, two people in critical condition. the plane was on its way to san jose when it crashed into several homes shortly after taking off from riverside. home surveillance video shows this crash. you're going to see a big explosion in just a moment. officials say the survivors are two women in their late 30s or ear

. >> i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. nbc10 is own the air, online. it's a snow day for thousands of kids in the area. more than 700 schools closed or delayed. some of the big one, philadelphia puck and archdiocese schools in penn, cherry hill and trenton. those are all closed. the full list is running on the bottom of the screen and the nbc10 app. we have first team coverage track be the storm and conditioning created out on the road. we begin with meteorologist bill henley. bill. >> let me show you what's happening. we have a live view, this is from philadelphia, looking across from delaware. from adventure aquarium. it's starting to change over to snow in philadelphia. and looking here at a review of the nbc10 studios. that snow that is falling, that snow, once is changes over it's going to be all snow. the wind bringing in the colder air. and that's why we're seeing the changeover to start off. and it's sweeping through philadelphia and now into new jersey and delaware as well. the intense rain you see to the south, it's too warm just yet as the e

>> thank you, tracy.36 in philadelphia and right up to freezing in the suburbs and still cold in the lehigh valley and sunshine with clouds blowing through, and it is the winds that is going to make it feel cold through the day. warm and 41 in new jersey and delaware, but it is going the feel like it is in the 30s this afternoon in philadelphia with the winds gusting to more than 30 miles per hour. >> and a check of the road s with the nbc first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> well, tracy, we have seen better days, but we have a clearing of an accident approaching the delaware memorial bridge. earlier it was creating huge backups on the 295 and the new jersey turnpike. it is cleared, but still some delays there. and till up in chichester watching that crash on the outside lane with where most of the lanes are getting by. you can take the chichester avenue to get by instead. >>> and we learned that three children are in stable condition following this fire in the gray ferry neighborhood. it wa

charlie day, tracy morgan, all brought their why. it has been a long road back for tracy he who was critically hurt in a crash. but he always stays focused on one day making people laugh again. >> if i had thought about it. i might have got shook. so i didn't think about it. i outgot back and -- >> now let's go. >> and i thought i was being funny again. and thank god he never took this calm sense of humor away from me. thank god. >> tracy is a high school gym teacher, prepping charlie day to who was in trouble for a fight and in trouble for his attitude. >> at which point you will won't be playing day, you will be day. >> christina hendricks and "breaking bad's" dean norris, and a lot of the scenes were improvised. when nischelle turner sad down with the star, she found out what high school was like before they were paid to perform. >> did you ever participate in tal ena talent shows? >> i did. i won one talent show where i danced like michael jackson. >> i did eddie murphy. >> i'm doing eddie murphy but all me sad murphy. >> did you

tracy.nks, let's stay with the subject and talk about the oil industry, specifically what the uae oil minister thinks about all this. he told me that he helps opec members can go beyond the deal with deeper cuts in the future. >> i am very happy with the compliance. i think the countries are committed. we hope that in the months to come to see similar or higher level of compliance to the numbers mentioned. coming up, thend middle east investors going on a supermarket buying spree, and why they think it is a bargain? this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: breaking earnings. let's crunch those numbers. durham's.n they are also proposing a dividend, adding they will focus on midmarket products. this stock had 13 buys, to buys, zero holds. j.p. morgan and morgan stanley downgraded the stock. let's stay in the region and talk about the bidding war underway for a controlling stake of a hypermarket chain. we have all the details. one bidder operates in the region, so that seems like a logical fit, but what i

buoooms of amazons >> now on booktv, the parents of the late trayvon martin, send bree in fulton and tracy martin, discuss their son's life and death and experience is we ever the judicial system in their book "rest in power." they're joined in conversation by "washington post's" national reporter, wesly louer where, author of though they can't kill us all. "the this is the fifth anniversary of trayvon martin's death. >> thank you, guys, both again for joining me today to talk about the book you wrote about how -- the death and alive of your son, trayvon martin. it's been five years, almost hard to believe. feels longer than that and shorter than that. what do you think about now five years later as you revisit the life and also the traumatic events that happened to your family five years ago? >> guest: each year when his birthday comed around which was february 5th, it just reminds us of what we're missing out on. we didn't get a chance to watch him graduate from high school or see him go off to college or go to the prom or things like that, and so i think all the time about how many kids

westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 1 hour, 46 minutes so slowly starting to improve. we were a little bit over 2 hours at our worst point and that due to the emergency pothole repair at north flynn. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard, half hour right now, vehicle fire on that stretch and that has cleared in the last few minutes as well. northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino, wide open. in the green at 21 minutes. also a quick check of b.a.r.t. our earlier residual delays from that train that broke down cleared up and now we've got a new problem. the doors were not functioning correctly on another train at embarcadero station. that was in the east bay direction so we have a ten-minute delay as well there. sounds like everybody had to get off that train and now that train is being repaired so b.a.r.t. has had issues this morning too. we'll take a closer look at the bay bridge commute coming up. >>> pope francis has a message for all of us about what we do during a meal with our families. >>> plus here at the live desk, i continue tracking these live images of

now his parents, tracy martin and sybrina fulton, have written a new book, "rest in power: a parent'sve, injustice, and the birth of a movement." this week i sat down with them and asked them what motivated them to write this book. >> we wanted to tell a parent's version of what happened and who trayvon was. we wanted to just be our voice for our son. and so, we felt it was important to write the book from a parent's point of view. >> you know, tracy, i remember when i first heard about this from the killing of trayvon from ben crump, the attorney, and you and he came right here. we met, you did the show that night. i had just heard about it. and there was no way you or any of us knew a movement would develop. and you arecount in the book tht after we were finished, i told you to go down, to union square there was a rally and then they went on and on and on and beyonce and everybody got involved in the movement. these things are not planned. they kind of just ha. but the thing i most remember is how you and sab rybrina always stayed level-headed and calm and wouldn't be pushed or pull

tracy morgan, and of course, we all remember the devastating collision nearly three years ago ii which, but check out tracy now back on the big screen doing what he does best, making people laugh. >> let's go! >> i have a lot of good people around me, and i'm doingat wh i love to do. >> after suffering broken bones and after speech and physical therapy, tracy's still got it. >> is this the 1700s? >> in fistfight he plays a high school gym teacher for charlie day who is about to suffer a beatdown. >> this fight's going to happen after school because of that. >> he's going to fight campbell? >> he's going to whip him bad. >> without a doubt. it may be bad news for charlie, movies and four of the last five comedies opened number one. >> as for that big fight, it took eight days to shoot. >> i'm, like, man. i've got it. i've got it. i got it. and i was, like, oh, man. this is going to take a few sessions. p>> u next, how amal clooney celebrated her birthday in style. >> plus one of the stars of "50 shades darker" revealed the interesting way they prepared for their very sexy scenes. >> do

i'm tracy defends. >> vai sikahema. an amazing game. we got up and learned about it this morning. >> how about that. >> septa pulling 30 to 40 train cars on market line because of cracks in support beams. leaders say to expect crowded platforms in the afternoon commute. we're covering every angle of the possible septa slowdown. we'll get back to the unfolding story. first bill henley has the forecast, most accurate in town. good morning, bill. >> good morning, vai. the good thing, not normal cold. 30s lehigh, delaware 36, 28 in south jersey. at the shore the temperatures have dropped into the 30s. but we will see sunshine today and see a pretty nice warm-up. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in 10 minutes. first let's see how traffic is moving on monday morning. first alert traffic. >> bill, thanks. we do want to talk about traffic. live team coverage of the possible delays because of the septa train delays this morning. nbc 10 matt and katie out there. first let's start with jessica. what's happeni

did traci call you? it's jle snag.d up at work, but she's already sending a car.t up? i-i -- traffic is impossible all the way out of town.change of route. 407 to the 9 to the 5, okay? tell everybody. yes, i got it. i got it. i love you. i got to go. don't worry. [ sighs ] love you. listen to her, buddy. remember my we my cousin, and he left our rings on a city bus. i had to chase that thing for like 10 blocks. okay? these things aa way of working themselves out. duncan: fellas. sup? um i got a quick question.le situation with the plus-one? i'm taking chloe. duncan: oh. well she's technically invited, so you're supposed to bring somebody else. don't think it works that way. diaz, my man -- nope. so, is this my lucky day or what? just in time for the bachelor party. you guys got dancers? better hope so. dov: sorry. who are you? my name's jay swarek. i'm the father of the groom. but i guess you guys wouldn't recognize me. i'm sure that my picture didn't end up in his wallet. seriously? yeah. you're sam's dad? yes, i am.

our heaviest area, of course, westbound 580 out of the tracy area, so tracy to dublin just under an houryou are in the red. you are up to 56 minutes. >>> number three, all of our flood warnings, expired. well, at least they should be, because all of our creeks, streams, and rivers are below flooding. i'm tracking a few showers along the coast that will fade away in the next few hours and then sunshine for the next couple days. >>> the future looks bright but just look what the past did. residents in san jose coming home to this. mud filling their apartments. health officials are warning people to decontaminate any that touched the water or throw it away. >>> huge protests erupted in southern california overnight over an officer -- an off-duty officer who fired his weapon during some sort of scuffle with teenagers. no one was actually shot. but the video of the incident went viral and then last night, protesters blocked streets and smashed police cars in anaheim, california. >>> number six, today is your last chance to speak out on a plan to raise fares 4% for golden gate ferries, bus, an

get out to the the tracy drive.u can see the traffic here is going to be busy on 580 westbound in to the pass. by the time you make it to livermore it hasn't been that bad. the traffic is move agriculture long okay. also this morning which are thinking about the drive here on the freeway 880 north and southbound. it has been wet. its been raining overnight and that is bound to add more time to your drive. it hasn't rained enough. at least i didn't notice any of this and i don't see it on the chp list. i don't see any roadway flooding or large puddles of standing water yet. if it happened later in the storm or series of storms it's not happening now. let's go to the bay bridge. you can straff -- it's wet but i don't see any huge puddles yet. let's go to steve now and ask him more about today's storm. >>> i would think more tonight and tomorrow than this morning. there is not a lot but --. >> thank you. >> i deputized him a long time ago. he know what he is talking about. the first part has come through. there is not

this is "nbc 10 news today." >> i'm tracy davidson.ley with the most accurate "first alert" neighborhood forecast. bill. >> we're seeing a few scattered cloyds blowing through. these clouds are on the move and the winds were strong overnight now, they settled down a little bit but the winds will be picking up as we go through the afternoon. temperatures will be warming but a cold start with a 12-mile-per-hour wind allentown has a 15-mile-per-hour wind, blowing those clouds around in wilmington. that's getting the temperatures in the 30s right now. sunshine breaking through the clouds at times. mostly cloudy view, 28 degrees. 33 degrees in philadelphia. the wind at 12 miles an hour right now will be up to 16 miles an hour. that's at 8:00, then 20 miles an hour at 11:00. that increased wind will blow clouds in for the late morning and afternoon hours. peeking in the low 40s for philadelphia, even though a change in the low 40s for philadelphia, new jersey and delaware, with the winds blowing it's going to feel like it's in the 30s. low 3

. >> i'm tracy davidson. the storm is causing impact. at least 600 schools are closed across the area. you can see the closures on the bottom of your screen and we also have them on the nbc10 app. a team of nbc10 reporters is monitoring the conditions from the pennsylvania suburbs to new jersey. they begin with meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate "first alert" neighborhood forecast. bill. >> at 4:00 in the morning, we saw snow in the mountains in the lehigh valley but rain every else. just a few minutes this is all rain in germantown and philadelphia. it's all snow changing over in philadelphia. that's also the atmosphere cools down. allentown, we're seeing accumulating snow. it's going to continue for much of the morning in allentown. right now, reading and westchester getting snow as well. you can see that snow is coming down, starting to accumulate. so far, though, ocean city, that is just rain. but now thunder and lightning. we have a thunderstorm that's rolling through the shore. you can see it's just moving through the

vai and tracy, back to you guys. >>> back to breaking news in delaware. inmates continue to hold two prison workers hostage. >> tense scene is unfolding as officials work to negotiate with them. the negotiations began around 10:30 at smyrna, delaware.

>> reporter: tracy and vai, we're about 19 hours into this hostage standoff. what i can tell you, it's a little dark from our vantage point and we're a little far away. i'm going to show you a map of where we are down at the administration building. you can see the entire complex of the vaughn corrections facility where that building "c" is. and that's where all of the attention is focused at this hour. so, again, it is a little ways from where we are, but we have seen some activity just within the past few hours. take a look at some video, a little closer from the vantage point, but still quite a ways away. you also see light information the air. could have been a helicopter or perhaps some other equipment that they were using to try to aid in this search and to try to get these two officers rescued and out of that facility. but again, a lot is going on. a lot that we don't know at this point. they're being very mum about many of the details. just in case the folks inside that prison are listening and watching as it's going on. take a look at video from last

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. not just a problem on the roads but as the airport. to meteorologist bill henley with the "first alert" weather forecast, the most accurate weather forecast. bill. >> the fog is widespread. it's created as warm air surges into the area with lots of moisture. you can see the fog here. wilmington, this is a live viewed from stadium. the fog extending into south jersey. the thickest fog in coatesville. pottstown, blue bell, the fog for trenton, northeast, philadelphia, philadelphia international, wilmington, quarters-mile visibility, not any different from millville, atlantic city. thick fog to start with and temperatures warm for the most spots. a little warmer in lehigh valley. there's a possibility of fog develops at 8:00 this morning as the warm air reaches into the lehigh valley. by 11:00, though, the fog will be thinning out and giving us a better view of the cloud. the clouds are above the fog. the clouds, they'll be moving out this afternoon. and actually, you'll forget about the

do you think that you have made progress, tracy?k that there's a small portion of progress being made but overall i don't think we've gone far enough, especially when we talk about black lives matter we talk about the context of i can't walk down the street or i can't walk away from the police with my hands up, i'm still getting shot in the back or i'm driving in my vehicle and my hands are on the dashboard and i still get killed in front of my child or i get choked out on the streets in front of a store. so those are -- when we speak of black lives matter, these are the lives being taken away in those instances and no other nationality is being taken away from us like that. so we know that all lives matter. but it's black lives that are being affected by the police brutality, by the just rash of all the killings that's going on. >> when you see what happens with police officers. and the difference is when people say crime happens in the black community. but police officers are sworn to uphold justice. they're supposed to be the one