. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's find out more about the chill with "first alert" meteorologist bill henley. bill. >> if you want chilly it's chilly all day today. the wind will be kicking in and the skies mostly clear and temperatures are still falling. a live view looking across the delaware in center city. 44 degrees in philadelphia but there are 30s for pottstown, doylestown and coatesville. now toms river is down to 36 degrees. and 41 at northeast philadelphia air, roxborough is 40. while south philadelphia is at 44. we will see sunshine to start with. and we'll also see the wind pick up. it's so light right now. a 10-mile-per-hour wind at 6:00. by 9:00 that wind will blow clouds into the area. 48 degrees. just 51 degrees at lunch time. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood to show is you what to expect this afternoon. when i come back in ten. but right now just tracking some traffic trouble with jesse. >> a little bit of traffic trouble. first the majors bill. we'll start on broad street. you can see no p

that is where tracy works.he most interesting thing is i found out that two new stamps are coming out in the next couple of weeks. one on appomattox and the other is going to be five forks. the ending of the petersburg campaign -- at which time the evacuation of the confederate lines at petersburg began to take place on the night of april 2. when lee's army left the site there were four main routes from petersburg here who have long streak or heading in that direction. coming from near chester through chesterfield. here, coming out of richmond was general ewell's command. and the other line is this one here, which stays south of the record -- of the river. those of you that do drive -- around for 20 years or so. that is the route to you follow there. the reason we chose that is because you can see along that route they were pursued by union troops and so they will be fighting a long way in places. write in here. -- right in here. it is part of the confederate line. that is bermuda hunter. the third quarter had

that's where tracy works for the most part now. that is part of that. the most interesting thing about it is i found out two new stamps are coming out in the next couple of weeks one on appomattox and the other one five forks. so i saved the battlefield and now a stamp. beginning of the appomattox campaign petersburg campaign is april 2nd at which time the evacuation of the confederate lines at richmond and petersburg began to take place on the night of april 2nd. now, when lee's army left the site there were four main routes from petersburg here you had general gordon's corps and long street's corps heading in that direction coming from near chester through chesterfield. you had general mahon's division. coming out of richmond was general ewell's command. this is a wagon train that gets captured. the other line, this one here which stays south of the river goes on to the courthouse. those of you that do drive our lee's retreat driving tour that has been around for 20 years or so, that is the route you follow there. the reason we chose that of the other

tracy. >>> it's 6:09. governor wilson is making a move that he says will save the state millions of dollars while providing more help to those in need. we'll talk about the big change coming to the food stamp program. >>> and it can be tough to find a parking spot in philly but technology is making them a little bit easier. we'll explain. >>> 11 days and counting before runners participate in the blue cross run. a few days to get a free bib. you can enter a sweeps stakes. registration ends friday. "nbc 10" and telemundo 62 will also broadcast the entire race start to finish on sunday may 3rd. >>> you will soon have to be a little bit older to buy tobacco products in princeton mercer county. according to n.j..com the town adopted an ordinance that requires people to be 21 which is older than the state requirement of 19. princeton is the sixth town to adopt this. the law goes into effect within three weeks. >>> now to the primary race for mayor of philadelphia. the candidates focused on housing at their late

please welcome tracy chernault. [applause] tracy chernault: good evening. i'm a big baseball guy. when he asked me to speak as the leadoff man, that was a first for me. most of you can tell by my size, i have always been rather large i never hit leadoff because i -- that requires somebody speedy. being the leadoff man is something new for me. i was surprised when pat pointed out that the magazine contains his article, because you get to this article, you have to read through my article. which i think should have been the end of the magazine. [laughter] we could have avoided a lot of history that would have droned on. please pick up one of those and read my article. mike gorman has an article as well. it is always a pleasure to speak about petersburg, because most of you in this room having heard stories of petersburg, probably never delved into it. when i was at appomattox courthouse a number of years ago my boss at the time, who , promises to heckle me later, asked me, when i said i was going to petersburg, are you crazy? he said that it was the most unimportant story in all of t

. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's get details of the sunglass weather. >> yeah, you'll need a pair today. to start with the sun's not up yet obviously to temperatures are really coming down. the wind above building level is already getting started this morning. that's going to be a southerly wind today. that's going to blow in warmer temperatures this afternoon. right now we're seeing a very light wind at the surface. just a three-mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia. but look at all the calm readings for wilmington mount holly, trenton, allentown, millville. that's allowed temperatures to really come down. allentown and millville, now 29 degrees. while it's 34 in northeast philadelphia at the airport. sunshine will be bright. still climbing at lunchtime. when i'm back i'll look at the hour-by-hour forecast to show you the warm-up headed for your air in ten minutes' time. right now let's check in with first alert traffic reporter christine maddela. morning, christine. >> morning, bill. there still is a construction

and, of course, the petersburg as tracy told you. -- attacked petersburg as tracy told you. it was at that point that lee prophesies it will become a siege, meaning if he gets to petersburg it will become a siege and then will become a mere question of time. and in a one sentence line i always refer to the siege of petersburg as the wearing down of lee's army. anyways, foreshadowing what happened in spring of 1865, on february 22 general lee wrote to secretary of war john c. breckenridge of the confederacy. he said, "grant is preparing to draw out his left flank with the intent of enveloping me. he may wait until his columns approach near or he may be waiting to anticipate my withdrawal. i cannot tell yet. i am endeavoring to collect supplies convenient to birkdale." any of you that come from the east no -- know burkeville is just down the road, it is still a railroad junction. the same day we also sent a message to general james long street. one of his commanders. he said, with the army concentrated at or near burkeville, our communications will be through railroad, that is

tracie potts is live in washington. tracie, we know this is still a developing situation but what do we know right now. >> dar dar ark, we know as many as 15 were killed. 65 were wounded according to the kenyan government. the red cross is telling us 50 students escaped but there are hundreds of students and workers at that college who are unaccounted for. some believed to be held hostage by al shabaab, the somali islamic group that has claimed responsibility. they are claiming this morning they targeted christians at this university in kenya. in this particular area it's very dangerous. in the last hour the embassy in nairobi kenya is warning people american citizens in that region to stay away not just from the college but from that city county entire religion where government employees are already restricted. this started hours ago as mass gunmen created an explosion at the gate made their way into a girls dormitory and started firing for hours there was a shoot-out and explosions between police and those armed gunma

tell us where. >> thank you tracy and chris. krewstown road is closed between rising sun avenue and bloom town. take bustleton avenue to get by the scene and we'll have some updates for you as the morning progresses. out on 422 at trooper road not seeing any problems. this is trooper road in here. that wraps around headed eastbound is usually where we see a lot of volume into the king of prussia area. 8 minutes headed eastbound on a trip from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. we are receiving word of an accident in shelt ten ham and ogontz avenue. a water main break in bryn mawr. back to you guys. >>> new this morning, pennsylvania's governor tom wolf has hired a local professor to assess the risk of an oil train accident. governor wolf says pennsylvania has some of the largest shipments of crude oil. lots of problems were caused by flaws in the tracks. >>> happening today, lawmakers will push for state funded preschool programs to keep kids away from crime. law enforcement leaders will discuss the pre-k for pa campaign later thi

tracy? >>> 5:01. new from overnight, a man is in the hospital after being stabbed in the leg in north philadelphia around 3:30 this morning on hollywood street. we're working to find out the victim's condition. police are looking for the attacker. >>> and this morning the investigation continues into the deaths of a montgomery county couple found by their teenager son with wounds on their bodies that authorities say came from a chain saw. the teenager discovered the bodies yesterday afternoon at the family's home on country lane in lower moreland. katy zachry is live outside the lower moreland police department with more on what we should learn later today. katy fill us in. >> reporter: hi, tracy. before we get to that i can tell you we have spoken to family friends of the victims and were told the couple had three sons. they were all young, elementary or middle school. now, police say one of their sons, a 14-year-old, found his mother and father dead yesterday afternoon at 1:00. with lacerations to b

> now downing us on booktv tracy k. smith, a pulitzer prize winner and she has written a memoir called "ordinary light." who is kathy. >> guest: kathy is my mother and in the course of thinking about this book realized that person i grew up knowing was so many different people. that's an obvious statement. one of my main wishes in wanting to write about my mother was to explore the impact of her death on my life explore our relationship, think about the different versions of myself that i was with and without her. i also had the really strong wish to bring her to life for my children, who were born after she was gone. it just struck me as so heartbreaking when i was pregnant with my daughter who was now five, she would never know this person. one night i was lying in bed and my husband said, write a book that will tell them about her. i had such a feeling of anxiousness and fear at the task, but i knew that was exactly what i needed to do. the book became a lot more than that. it became a story about figuring out who i

. >> host: and now joining us on booktv, tracy k. smith, pulitzer prize winner and has written a memoir called tran 11. professor smith, who is kathy? >> guest: kathy is my mother. in the course of thinking about this book, i realized that person i grew up knowing with such an obvious statement. one of my main wishes and wanting to write about my mother was to explore the impact of her death on my life explore our relationship, think about the different versions of myself that i was with and without her. i also have a strong wish to bring her to life for my children who were born after she was gone. it just struck me as heartbreaking when i was pregnant with my daughter who is now five day she would never know this person. one night i was lying in bed and my husband said when he read a book about your parents? when are you write the book that will tell you they were. i had such a feeling of anxiousness interfere at the task that i knew that was exactly what i needed to do. the book became a lot more than that. it became a story about

tracy. >> 5:32. new from overnight, police are looking for two men who robbed a man in his home just after 11:00 on the 6600 block of heg german street in northeast philadelphia. rbers pulled a gun on a man outside of his home ordered him inside and stole cell phones. >>> a mother of four in philadelphia faces charges after police say she locked her kids in a basement for 12 hours as punishment. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live at the special victim's unit in hunting park. matt, tell us more about it. >> tracy this woman is likely to face several charges including endangering the welfare of a child. we could see the children playing in the lobby doing well after police said they had been locked in a basement for 12 hours. this happened on east atlantic street in kensington. four children two boys and two girls ages 9 to 13. one of them happened to have a cell phone that would only dial 911. that is how they called police. firefighters had to break through a second floor window to get in and get the ch

nbc's tracie potts is live in washington. tracie, what can we expect today as a result of this shooting? >> reporter: we may actually get a look at more video, the dash-cam video from the police officer's cruiser. the department says they may release that as soon as today. meantime you heard mr. santana talk about why he released that video. he said he was walking to work talking to someone on his cell phone when he saw what happened. >> the police he was down. >> reporter: here is what he said he saw before he started recording. >> reporter: had control of scott. scott was trying just to get away from the taser. you can hear the sound of the taser. >> he had been tased at that point. >> reporter: his video led to a murder charge against michael slager. police can't explain what he dropped or picked up by his body or why police officers performed first aid and cpr when the video doesn't show that. >> there are questions that i have in my mind that i can't answer right now. >> reporter: 100 people protested last night. >> that

i'm tracy davidson. >> i am chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert forecast. bill, the breezy conditions probably not helping the firefighters in cobbs creek. >> i wouldn't think so. no not with winds gusting to more than 20 miles an hour in the area. we will see wind but we'll see more sunshine than we enjoyed yesterday. that's going to lead to a warmup. at the shore it is dry. showers are not far away from cape may. passing from the west. the last showers are out of here first thing. 10-mile-an-hour breeze in philadelphia. 16 miles an hour in wilmington. temperatures in the low 50s in both locations and both locations will see a nice warmup today. sunshine breaking through the clouds. 49 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00 55. into the 60s by lunchtime and climbing. winds 15 miles an hour. that will be a factor this afternoon. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. let's check in with jesse boyington. >>> good morning, everybody. roadways are doing just fine. we don'

parag of stubhub, tracy from posture. we will be continuing this conversation after a quick break. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. coming up, more on the apple watch. and a conversation with richard branson in a few moments. shares of the indian software giant -- slumped the most in a year. that is according -- that is after the annual sales disappointed for the first time since the ceo to charge in august. the research firm gartner predicts information services will rise, led by the united states. an upstart campaign as other board members declined to renominate her -- elaine wynn lost. an ongoing dispute with her and her ex-husband steve when it was weighing too much influence on poor. we turn back now to the apple watch which is on a few wrists -- not mine, not cory's. but steve has it. he is in new york city. apple will not make the watch available in its retail stores. instead people can order online or in select stores. will this help position the apple watches the luxury fashion item ap

tracy? >> thanks. >>> following breaking news right now out of kenya this morning where masked gunmen stormed the university campus killing at least two people and they are now holding hostages. this is happening at garissa university in eastern kenya. al jazeera reports five gunmen went into the dorm where students were sleeping. 29 are hurt. they say it appears to match the hallmarks of the somali extremist group but the gunmen have not been identified. we'll bring you any new developments as we get them. >>> happening today, new jersey's ranking senator robert menendez is expected to be in federal court after a grand jury indicted him yesterday on bribery and corruption charges. >> and this is not how my career is going to end. >> senator menendez called those charges against him a political attack. if he's convicted, he could spend decades in prison. federal prosecutors allege that the senator accepted lavish gifts like private jet rides and tropical vacations from longtime friend and fl

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. off to another cool start this morning and potential for more rain out there. meteorologist bill henley is standing by with his first alert forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning, chris. it is a drizzly start, chilly too, and a little breeze blowing to make it feel even colder. bundle up as you're heading out the door. if it's a warm jacket you're going to need it for most of the day. because with clouds in place and some light rain and drizzle, really not going to see much of a warm-up. we are watching the rain and thunderstorms to our south. so far, what we've seen lots of clouds mist and some light fog in the area. and that's what we'll get for most of the day. 42 at 7:00. clouds keeping us in the lower 40s. at 10:00. by 1:00 in the afternoon, 48 degrees with east-northeasterly winds at nine. keeping the temperatures on the cool side. we'll go through it hour by hour and talk the chance of severe weather for tomorrow when i'm back in ten. but right now, christine maddela in

we're still dealing with heavy backups in tracy. westbound on 580 where a big rig just went off the freeway into a ditch. 20 miles per hour is your top speeds. you have backups. you can go up to 11th street and grab 205 to get to 580 if you need to make it in that direction. back over to westbound side of highway 24 at fish ranch road an accident involving one vehicle. it was swerving before it crashed into the center divide and sounds like there are minor injuries involved. big reminder for you for traffic mavericks out there north and southbound van ness will be closed starting at midnight for 72 hours. traffic detours will be in place. >>> you're going to like this one. a florida school principal is trying to get students to think outside the box. so she installed a fun way to get kids motivated. >> take a look. that's a slide in the middle of the school near west palm beach. it took eight months to install. it connects the second floor science lab to first floor language arts. you get the feeling that students are having a good

tracy is the same. everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 40s. the coolest morning is waiting for you now. american canyon is 30 and into the 30s the next couple of hours. clear and calm in san jose. in the afternoon hours we will hit 75 to 80 degrees inland and temperatures rebounding at 61 to 65. the bay will see a warming friend up to 76 with temperatures 12 degrees warmer than yesterday. you can see the breeze along the embarcadero and some the ferry building otherwise it is quiet this morning. the winds on the water are almost nonexistent. 60s and 70s and 80s and more on that coming up. leyla? >>> good morning everyone, walnut creek 680 is looking nice in both directions and no accidents to report. across the bay into san francisco we have one off-ramp that is shut down from southbound 280 we had an early crash and right now they are still trying to move the vehicle off from the scene and northbound traffic you could find slowing because of the detour. we have construction in the area and if you are traveling northbound until 5:00 between 10

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. did you say warmup? >> let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the forecast. >> hey, vai, the clouds already moving out of the picture and we will see more and more sunshine. 13-mile-an-hour wind though is blowing in philadelphia and wilmington. those winds will stay with us into the afternoon hours but the temperatures will climb nonetheless. 49 now in northeast philadelphia at the airport, 50 in wilmington. at philadelphia international it's 52 while south philly is at 51 degrees. roxboro is at 58 degrees. a cool start but not terribly chilly outside compared to yesterday. it's a little bit warmer and will be warmer as the day goes on. 60 degrees at 10:00 into the middle 60s by 1:00 and still climbing. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood with the forecast. back in ten minutes. right now let's get the first alert traffic report from jessica boyington. >> good morning, bill. good morning, everyone. ongoing construction cleared out of the way along spring garden street. some signs taking

tracy? >>> and happening today if you drive through northwest philadelphia, expect delays because of a road improvement project that we have been telling you about this week. penndot will start repairing a stretch of ridge avenue between northwestern avenue and 33rd street today. weeknight lane closures go into effect tonight. crews will start to repave ridge avenue in mid-april. >>> and it's been a lifesaver for thousands during tax time. and now the program to provide free filing help is up in the air. this morning we'll find out how the services help one local community and what the options are for the future. >>> plus google is taking it old school in honor of april fool's. it's a throwback to an arcade classic. we'll show you how to have fun with maps. ñ >>> look at this surveillance video that could help police find out the man that knocked the 50-year-old man unconscious and broke his jaw. this happened monday at the 50th street station in center city. police say the teen threw the pu

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. i'm looking for this alleged silver lining. >> it's bill's. >> bill, explain. >> we're going to see some bright sunshine this afternoon. that's a nice change for today. the clouds from yesterday will be thinning out and the temperatures will be warming up some. heading out the door right now it is cold outside. temperatures have dropped to 40 degrees in center city but much of the area is running colder than that. the wind makes it feel even colder, 36 in doylestown. toms river is down to 37. wilmington 37 degrees. rocks rocks borrow is 37. stand by to bundle up if you're heading out. sunshine, bright 37 degrees. 41 degrees by 9:00. at lunchtime, nice and sunny, but still the chilly breeze blowing, 48 degrees at that hour. neighborhood by neighborhood forecasts when i come back in ten minutes. now let's check in with jesse boyington. >> good morning, everyone. we're pretty much incident free this morning at 4:30. outside at the vine street expressway. the big problem is construction.

tracy? >> thanks. >>> ten before 6:00 right now. a new jersey university canceled its commencement speaker after complaints from state police. here's the story. the hip-hop artist common was going to deliver the address at kean university in union county. common, as you know, won the academy award this year for composing a song from the movie "selma." but it's another song from 15 years ago that state police don't like, a song is about asada shakur. who was convicted of killing a state trooper in 1973. she's currently still on the run in cuba. police say common's song paints a sympathetic portrait of a cop killer. >>> indiana lawmakers are racing against the clock to fix a religious freedom law that has come under fire from groups across the nation. legislators want to fix language that many say is discriminatory. and they want to do it before the easter break and the ncaa final four in indianapolis on saturday. indiana's governor said the law he signed protects religious freedom and is not a license to discriminate against same-sex

tracy wilkins is at city hall where the march has turned into a rally. tracy?> reporter: yes, absolutely. we have college students here from all over this area. folks from across the country who have come together to speak here about race relations, about baltimore city about what's happened here over the last few days and how they feel about it. the podium is right here behind us. even more importantly, look at this crowd of students who have gathered here. they all met outside of the state's attorney's office here in baltimore and then walked down here to city hall literally thousands and thousands of people who have come together here today. what we're hearing are messages of solidarity folks talking about how they can unite and organize here. it's another example of the peaceful protests that we have seen here in baltimore since monday's riots. i'm reporting live in baltimore. back to you in the studio. >> thanks tracy. >>> the embargo remains in place, but the possibility of new relations with cuba is already generating big business right here in the distr

tracy? >>> the bridges are clear, christine, so photographic is moving near the ben franklin bridge. that was not the case yesterday. and the viewers have been sending images of just what caused this major backup on the bridge. we'll show you what happened. >>> plus overseas new information into the deadly university attack in kenya. a report breaks down just how long it took a special unit to get into the college to take control. and the timeframe is measured in hours. >>> a car fire on the ben franklin bridge caused big backups yesterday. we have this video and a photo sent into us by nbc 10 viewers. look at this with the smoke and flames coming from the car there. crews had to shut down several lanes while putting out the fire and towing the car away. the driver was taken to the hospital. we don't know his or her condition. you can see more pictures and video trapped by people on the bridge there on the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> and handing later today a heads-up for drivers on i-95 in north

tracy? >> 6:30. breaking news out of west philadelphia. a man suspected in an overnight assault surrendered this morning after a standoff with police. "nbc 10's" jesse gary has been staying up on this story. 's been live on the scene. what happened? >> reporter: tracy, we're standing out here waiting for investigators of the special victim's unit to come to the man's condo and serve a search warrant and go inside and look for a weapon that he allegedly used in this case. we'll take a look at the video when this ended at 4:30 this morning. he did ntn't have a shirt on. they placed him in the police van and took him to the special victim's unit where he will be charged. this began around 3:30 where he met a woman at a nearby bar. he's 43, she's 34. investigator scott small with the philadelphia police department. >> the female stated that this male that she had met earlier in the night in the bar sexually assaulted her, threatened her with a gun and went in her purse and stole about $20 cash. >> reporter: and because of that she ran out of t

tracie potts, nbc news washington. >>> 4:46. the l.a. times has published a letter reported to be from millionaire real estate heir and murder suspect robert durst. yesterday he pleaded not guilty to weapons charges in new orleans. those charges are keeping him in louisiana even though he has waived extradition to los angeles where he's charged with the 2000 murder of a long-time friend. "the l.a. times" posted a letter with a return address for durst at the louisiana correction center. the writer discusses living in l.a. and touches on politics and health problems but the letter says nothing about durst's legal challenges at this time. durst's lawyer says the handwriting looks like his client's. >>> to decision 2016, hillary clinton is about to make it official. a number of sources in the clinton camp say she'll announce her campaign for the 2016 democratic presidential nomination as early as this weekend. the "new york daily news" and a british newspaper announce that it could come on sunday. there's no comment yet from the clinton cam

dara. >> thanks tracie. while rioting and looting have been widely condemned and widely covered, peaceful protesters say their message is being drowned out. >> the peaceful protesters aren't being heard. nobody wants to report on that, it seems. a lot of times we tell our children to be peaceful, talk about it in a positive way. but if that's not getting a response and the only time they are getting a response is when violence occurs what message are we sending to them. >> they struck out in ways that did not make sense to us. if we were kids it would make sense to them. i was not exactly happy but i understand the frustration. i understand the hurt and the anger that causes you to lash out at anything and everything around you because people have told you for your entire life that it doesn't really matter. >> there's hundreds of freddie gray's. there's a lot of deaths in this town that does not get reported. what happens is they go through the judicial system and they don't get any justice at all. so what y

our tracy davidson is live in our digital operations center. tracy, what about the local angle, the officer that grew up in south jersey? >> right. michael slager grew up in south jersey, now facing a murder charge in south carolina. and for the people who knew him here, that's quite a leap. neighbors acquainted with him tell us that he's not what they remember. the former police officer used to live in burlington county. people in medford and mount laurel said they're trying to grasp that it is slager on that cell phone video shooting walter scott in the back as he ran away. >> i don't understand. i don't understand. to think that somebody out of this neighborhood could do something like that, i just don't understand. >> larry and helga shea told us slager grew up on their block and went to high school with their children. now, michael slager told a lawyer that he felt threatened but after that video surfaced he was arrested. he was fired from the force and let go by that lawyer. live in the digital operations center tracy davidson nbc 10 news

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. we'll find out more on where the showers are now. meteorologist bill henley is here with the first-alert forecast. good morning bill. >>> good morning. what comes with clouds and already a few rain drops in the area, we are watching some showers this morning. heavier downpours will wait until tonight. that's a live view from center city from the comcast center. the radar view shows spotty showers this morning and very light activity. you can see some moving through gloucester and camden counties. a few rain drops moving through parts of philadelphia and into the northern and western suburbs. the steadiest rain is in central burlington county near woodland right now. 60 degrees in wrightstown. northeast philadelphia is in the low 60s. most of the rest of the spots are in the 50s including roxborough at 58 degrees. stand by for a cloudy day and grab the umbrella. scattered light showers this morning with temperatures staying mild. 60 degrees at 9:00. 66 and climbing at lunch time. back with your hour by hour forecast to show you when s

our tracy wolfson with wisconsin coach bo ryan. tracy: coach you fell just short. really think about it but what was the differential down the stretch there? bo: i told these guys how proud i was of them and you know it was just a situation where you just have to be able to handle all the hands and the checking. i mean all the body -- there was more body contact in this game than any game we've played in all year and i feel sorry for my guys that all of a sudden a game was like that. they're struggling with that a little bit so we missed some opportunities. they hit some tough shots but you know i just -- it's just a shame that it had to be played that way. tracy: you told me before the game how bad you wanted this for your team. what did you say to them just in the locker room over there? bo: i still told them how proud i am. i've coached a lot of time and that's probably as far as guys coming together -- i mean, look at our offensive efficiency. that says a lot about a group of people who are willing to share the ball and i think we set the record for offensive e

nbc's tracie potts is live in washington. tracie, so can we expect more backlash today on this? >> reporter: absolutely and more protests is what we're hearing, too betty, down there in south carolina. we are following that criminal investigation that the governor talked about. it is worth re-emphasizing that the video we're about to show you is graphic. it shows what appears to be an unarmed man being shot at as he runs away. it is disturbing or could be disturbing to some viewers. the fbi and the justice department are investigating. it happened saturday morning in north charleston south carolina. a traffic stop a brief scuffle then this. [ shots ] walter scott shot eight times in the back. >> we've got 343 police officers in our department. this is a bad decision by one of those 343 that is, that as the result of that video and the bad decision made by our officer, he will be charged with murder. >> reporter: officer michael slager says he felt threatened. >> 233 dispatch, shots fired. subject is down. he's got my taser. >> reporter: the video shows the officer picking up an

. >> host: tracy smith, you also talk about incident in your childhood when a teacher tells you you are special and you excited about that. >> guest: yeah i was in high school. one of my teachers, and a well-meaning way said there'll be a lot of opportunities that come your way and you should take advantage of that. i thought that was great. that's what i wanted to hear. and special, going somewhere. he said something that i don't think was wrong. he said you're an african-american woman in the open certain doors for you and you should be receptive to that. when i heard a friend like that something crumbled inside of me. maybe with some part the flip side that wasn't comfortable thinking about racial difference and the way that it implicates us in terms of experience and possibility. i also lived with the voice in my head for years getting into college and wondering to what extent was that a factor of my demographic identity and to what extent was it about my own ability. a lot of people wrestle with this. it is a complicated issue and there are a lot of disparities in terms of the way

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley. it's nice and clear and cool. >> 20

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. >> host: tracy smith you talk about an incident where the teacher tells you you are special and you are very excited about that. >> guest: i was in high school. one of my teachers and a well-meaning way city should take the advantage of those opportunities that come your way. to save our african-american woman that will open certain doors and you should be receptive to that. that night crumbled. it was the flip side of the same piece the was not comfortable with racial difference. also to live with that voice in my head to wonder to what extent was it a factor of my demographic? people wrestle with this. is a complicated issue. the way blacks and whites over people from different backgrounds with the opportunity they come into contact with so touse seek diversity. so with the lopsided war short sighted conversations with affirmative action i don't think we figured it out to. >> host: why did you choose harvard? >> guest: i wanted to be in a place to my mind had history. everything seemed to is in california was enchanted by the east coast schools, the brick buildings that are furred

nbc's tracie potts live in washington. tracie looks like the 2016 campaigns are picking up. >> they are shaking up. mccain is staying here and rand hoping to move on. first hints on twitter and youtube video that we just saw overnight. now the official announcement expected to come from his home state of kentucky by lunchtime today announce thanksgiving he'll run for president in 2016. then it's off campaigning. he's headed to nevada and new hampshire and south carolina and iowa all early primary and caucus states. his father ran three times. he now plans to run for president. his biggest challenge may be within the party, holding onto his libertarian base and gaining the more conservative republican base. now, ted cruz has already put his hat in the ring officially. hillary clinton is expected to announce soon. maybe in the next week or so. she's already rented office space. marco rubio of florida, senator from florida, could announce sometime in the next week also. >> thank you, tracie. nbc meteorologist bill karins here

he was forced to move to tracy and as at( result he's now living cyjddy in tracy commuting to sunnyvalein tracy and no housing ini] sunnyvale. when you change the dynamic so that somebody instead of commuting 3 miles is commuting 60 miles that has a dramatic effect on transportation, for i] instance. >> and what about in cupertino? i assume it's the same thing. >> yeah absolutely. we have a lot off&1-m coming in looking for housing. our vaunted school system is a big draw. and people pay a premium to live in cupertino school districts. but the housing is certainly challe%or'g. and we're also experiencing these large jumpsqçjez rent. >> andlp so the solution tot( high prices is moreq housing. to what extent john, e1in say, mountain view are you building more housing? can you possibly build enough housing? )sñ we just completed our general plan and part of the general plan we identified five growth areas. a lot of it was along transit el camino ori] caltrans. so when we're putting these developments coming in we're encouraging the developers or anybody to put inw3Ñi high-density housing t

tracy? >>> 6:09. we've seen the cell phone video of a white south carolina police officer shooting an african-american man running away. >> and now there's another piece of video that could be released today. it shows what happened before the deadly shooting. at 6:15 we'll have a live report from north charleston with new information from the site of the investigation. >>> and do you ever forget to take your medicine? there's an app for that. we'll show you how it works. >>> and federal officials want you to wash your car, not for looks, but for preservation. >>> 38 degrees outside. breaking news we're following out of italy. italian media said one person is dead a second person injured following a shooting at a courtroom in milan. in the past few minutes, we have learned there was a metal detector at the courthouse. authorities don't know how the attacker got the weapon inside. the gunman is still on the loose right now. nbc news is working to find out more, and we'll bring you new information as soo

nbc's tracie potts is live in washington. tracie, can we expect more backlash today? >> reporter: we probably are going to see at least more protests in that area today, dara. i want to reemphasize that that video may be very disturbing to see and hear by some people. the fbi and the justice department are investigating. it happened saturday morning in north charleston south carolina, a traffic stop a brief scuffle, then this. walter scott shot at eight times as he was running away. >> we've got 343 police officers in our department. this is a bad decision by one of those 343, that is the result of that video and the bad decision made by our officer, he will be charged with murder. >> reporter: officer michael slager says he felt threatened. >> shots fired. subject is down. he grabbed my taser. >> reporter: the video shows the officer picking up an object after the shooting and dropping it at scott's feet. >> this was a cop who felt like he could get away with just shooting someone that many times in the back. >> i don't want to see anyone get shot down the way my bro

. >> tracy smith camile stockbug incident in your childhood when you're in school and teacher tells you, you are special and are very excited about that. that. >> yes. i was in high school. i was in high school and one of my teachers in a really well-meaning lady said there'll be a lot of opportunities that come your way and you should take advantage of them. i thought that was great, that's what i want to do your part are special, go somewhere. he tempered a stable something i don't think was wrong as an adult looking back. he said your an african-american woman and that's going to open certain doors for you and you should be receptive to that. when i heard they a friend like that something had crumbled inside of me. maybe it was in part the flip side of that same piece of myself it wasn't comfortable thinking about racial difference and the way that implicates us in terms of experience and the possibilities. i also lived with that voice in my head for years and getting into college and wondering to what extent was it the fact of my demographic identity and to what extent was it about

. >> i'm tracy davidson. a chilly start. let's get the details with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center bill? >> 44. much of the area seeing 30s to begin this morning. clear skies overnight. now we're seeing high clouds move into the area. the temperatures have dropped. right now they're still falling but the wind is light. what you see is what you get. no wind chill involved here. allentown, 38 degrees. 37 at millville, atlantic city is at 38 degrees while it's in the middle 40s for northeast philadelphia and trenton. few clouds but then sunshine takes over. by 9:00 60 degrees. we'll be up to 70 degrees by noon. hour by hour to show you how quickly it will warm up in the neighborhood. that's when i'm back in ten minutes. now let's check in with "nbc 10" traffic reporter katy zachry. >> good morning. if you're taking route 130, you'll need to take an alternate. an accident along route 130 along high street. because of that north and southbound route 130 is closed. you can take broad street to get you

i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to bill henley with his first alert forecast. morning, bill. >> morning, tracy. this were monthing it is cold outside. clear skies overnight and very little wind. and the temperatures have really come down. look how nice and clear it is. we are just 14 minutes away from sunrise this morning. and you'll need your sunglasses. we'll see a lot of sunshine today similar to yesterday. but the result will be warmer temperatures. right now 39 in philadelphia. that's the warm spot. 20s for pottstown and toms river. and it's 36 degrees in roxboro while northeast philadelphia at the airport is 34 degrees. sunshine will be bright minutes away. and it will warm things up. 46 degrees at 9:00. by lunchtime, we'll be closer to 60. there's some wet weather ahead. a look at the future weather when i come back in ten. right now christine maddela has trouble she's tracking. morning, christ teenine. >> following breaking news on 95 northbound. take a look from sky force 10 right now. this

steven the lucky guy who has the apple watch tracy... we'll be continuing this conversation after a quick break. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg west. i'm emily chang. coming up, more on the apple watch and just how companies are scrambling to nail their app debut. plus my special sit-down in just a few moments. first, a check of your bloomberg top headlines. shares of the indian software giant slumped the most in nearly a year. that is after the company's annual sales forecast disappointed for the first time since it's c.e.o. took charge in august. the research firm, gartner projects world wide spending on i.t. will shrink. elaine wynn has lost her bid for reelection to the board of wynn resorts. they said an ongoing legal dispute between elaine wynn and her ex-husband, c.e.o. steve wynn, was bearing too much influence on board decisions. we turn now back to the apple watch, which is on a few wrists not mine. not corey's. but steven has it in new york, and he is with it. you won't see long lines of diehard fans today. apple has chosen no

our tracy wolfson with wisconsin coach bo ryan. tracy: coach you fell just short. really think about it but what was the differential down the stretch there? bo: i told these guys how proud i was of them and you know it was just a situation where you just have to be able to handle all the hands and the checking. i mean all the body -- there was more body contact in this game than any game we've played in all year and i feel sorry for my guys that all of a sudden a game was like that. they're struggling with that a little bit so we missed some opportunities. they hit some tough shots but you know i just -- it's just a shame that it had to be played that way. tracy: you told me before the game how bad you wanted this for your team. what did you say to them just in the locker room over there? bo: i still told them how proud i am. i've coached a lot of time and that's probably as far as guys coming together -- i mean, look at our offensive efficiency. that says a lot about a group of people who are willing to share the ball and i think we set the record for offensive e

"nbc 10's" tracy davidson is live in the digital operation center. we know one of the three men from a week ago. >> reporter: we do. a judge will hold an extradition hearing for kyrie day. now he and his attorney will find whether they'll fight extradition. gay and two other men abducted a woman on april 4th. they're accused of torturing and robbing the victim. a surveillance camera captures images of the van. they tried to get the woman to give them security codes from the jewelry store where she worked. when she refused because she didn't know them police say the men beat and tasered her and dumped her in a cemetery in darby in shackles. live in the digital operation center tracy davidson "nbc 10 news." >>> police in cumberland county continue to investigate a shooting outside of a bar. a fight broke out that led to a shooting outside the bar killing one man and wounding another. >>> and the trial will continue today for six former philadelphia narcotics officers who are accused of kidnapping and stealing from suspects. investigators say over six y