carol, tracy?eadersonths economic have been calling for better key medication for the people's bank of china. in shanghai the governor said "china still has some monetary policy space and will double instruments to address possible downside risk." >> here is what the president of the world bank had to say about china's offensive. >> i think what you are seeing today is a much more aggressive approach to communication. the central bank governor had a press conference today, during part of which he spoke in english. he is very good sign communicating directly inning was with the global market. >> joining us now is betty mendel from j.p. morgan asset management, which oversees $1.7 trillion. talk to us about the market environment right now. we heard from china overnight. we all keep waiting to see what might be the next move. what do you expect out of china? >> by way of context, there have been a number of stresses in risk assets since the beginning of the year. one was definitely china. uncertainty

call. store closed, the clerk offered tracy a ride home. tracy refused and started walking. >> a nearby neighbor heard what they thought was a scream and heard a car taking off. >> reporter: days turned into weeks until finally october 2nd, tracy's body was found. >> she was abducted from a place where she was and taken to another county where she was brutally murdered. >>> in all these years, tracy's family has not given up. carrie is now a captain with the massachusetts state police harassment community unit and when she thinks about her sister's murder, beaten to death in the state forest, she sees a lot of anger. >> somebody was angry. >> reporter: but who could that be? a mystery driving tracy's family and police searching for a killer. nothing is ruled out. >> if it's a total stranger, she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. all aware that can happen. >> then 1986. >> yeah, when you least expect it. >> it is now 30 careers since tracy's murder. her family still so frustrated about this case, they're now offering a $10,000 r

tracy was 15 years old when she was killed. her body found in a state forest in plymouth. >> in tonight's new england's unsolved, bob ward shows how 30 years later her family is still offering a big reward as they >> reporter: this cumberlin farms convenience store is the last place 15-year-old tracy gilbert was ever seen alive. >> that night, i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: 21 days after tracy left a party to buy cigarettes here, tracy's body was found more than 14 miles away in the woods of the state forest. the m.e. says tracy died a brutal death. >> she had significant brain trauma, died to a massive blow to her head. >> reporter: in 1986, tracy was a silver lake regional high school freshman and like many other people her age simply wanted to hang out with her friends, on october 1st, wednesday night, a school night, tracy went to a party here in this house. it was the last night cathy would ever see her daughter. >> every time she'd come in or leave, she'd always say i love you. and i just told her, you know, be

tracie: dr. ben carson tells me him. counties tonight. saying, look, do you guys want to listen to your heart or do you want to listen to the pundits? tracie: turnout is key. if lots of new voters show up it sanders. especially as they' scene. they are seeing a lot of the ways things are managed and they are not happy about it. tracie: looking for change. tonight is their chance. by the time people in iowa had to the caucuses tonight they from these candidates. more than 1200 stops total and that is just the republicans. students are in des moines watching the candidates make their last-minute pushes for votes. the students have been to multiple rallies including donald trump and hillary clinton. this is becoming a tradition at taylor high school. students were also at caucuses in 2008 and 2012. more than $9 million could be coming to cincinnati if a major organization chooses the queen city for its convention. it leaders of the lions club are in town this week touring the city considering whethe

tracie potts is in washington with a preview. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. tracie: president obama on the republican frontrunner. >> it's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. it's hard. tracie: trump's response. >> this man has done such a bad job. he has set us back so far. and for him to say that actually is a great compliment. tracie: trump's double-digit lead in our latest nbc news survey monkey national poll mirrors what's happening south carolina. he's got twice as much support as ted cruz, who is battling it out for second with marco rubio. >> this election has to be about making a difference. tracie: on the other hand, jeb bush a distant fourth in >> i will be a commander-in-chief, not an agitator-in-chief. tracie: he insists no matter where he finishes, south carolina is not the end of his campaign. >> i was still going to nevada with a fourth-place finish? >> i'll be there. tracie: ben carson and john kasich are also hoping for strong finish in south carolina. >> this is an important state for us. tracie: this wee

from my, tracie potts, nbc news. -- from iowa, tracie potts, nbc news. is expected to be a big win for he' s pitching himself as a promises of bringing conservative reforms to washington. to stay on top of political mobile app. you can find commitment 2016 news anytime on our free app. mark: a pleasant ridge man heads to court today, accused of inappropriately touching hospital. police records state mark rivers got into the bed of a victim, and began groping her as she slept. the woman woke up and jumped out of the bed to find help. police say rivers later admitted hospital. he' ll be arraigned on two counts of sexual imposition this afternoon. lisa: also happening today -- the start of the kidnapping trials for a kentucky police chief and one of his officers. carroll county chief michael willhoite and officer ronald mentally ill inmate to the bus station, instead of a treatment facility. investigators say the two bought adam horine a one-way ticket to florida and then drove him to louisville to board the bus. mark: this april will mark 15 cincinnati. and tonight you can reflect on the

tracy: julie hyman has the latest. julie: we are still down on the major averages, but down much less than we were initially this morning. all three major averages taking a hit, but the nasdaq only down .25% at this time. you still have banks that are the worst performers here. industrials and consumer staples also on that list. still seeing some weakness along the large cap banks. take you look at energy, only down .1%. we have seen a turnaround in oil come a very dramatic turnaround in oil prices. higher after we got weekly inventory reports that showed a building inventories. crude a drawdown in inventories. that is what is pushing oil to that turnaround. follow rightstocks along with it, even though stocks are still lower. in is in yellow, stocks white. they are moving pretty much in tandem as we do tend to see. i've shown this chart on almost a daily basis. if you look on the other side of the coin, the so-called safety assets, you are seeing them give up some of the gains today. gold has per those gains to 1.4%.

tracie potts nbc news washington. brad: -- allyson: meanwhile, clinton's campaign's in south carolina already. former president bill clinton was in columbia campaigning for his wife yesterday. he made his plea to voters at a rally in the gym of allen >> she is clearly the best qualified person to be president i have ever had a chance to vote for, and i ask you to vote for her. allyson: campaign aides say chelsea clinton will be in south carolina this weekend with events targeted to women and young voters at clemson university and converse college. the kickoff for super bowl 50 is quickly approaching. and to get ready, this morning, the city of spartanburg invited panthers fans to get together for a group picture. >> go panthers! allyson: fans met on morgan square in downtown spartanburg. they cheered for the team and posed for photos. the fans brought their team gear, including signs, jerseys, hats earrings, gloves, handbags, and phone cases. the city plans to post the photos on social media and send them to the team.

tracy: and i'm tracy alloway.ime for a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. home prices keep going up in the u.s. prices rose 5.8% in the fourth quarter from one year ago. the inventory for homes has shrunk and an improving labor market has brought out more buyers. carol: another big loss at sears holing -- sears holdings. same-store sales down almost 7%. sellingmpert has been and spinning off assets and invested heavily in sears online and in rewards programs. part wayslife may with its life insurance agents. they are in talks about a possible sale of metlife premier client groups according to a regulatory filing out today. they have 4000 agents to sell a number of policies. that is your bloomberg business flash of eight. carol: right now, let's head to the markets desk and check in with julie who is checking on emerging markets. julie: there is a rising tide of sentiment in favor of buying into emerging markets right now. is advising and managing several funds for pimco. if you loo

one of those was tracie morgan- the day after- families here in evergreen search the rubble of their homes - looking to salvage anything they can. many houses were leveled. it's now hard to imagine that anyone used to live here. but up close - you'll see small treasures of what these families used to call home. joshua: 1:02:59:25 "right there where you see those cinderblocks, that used to be her foundation. 1:03:08:27 that's her car- that's my brothers car" joshua burchett and tracie morgan's mothers home is completely gone. joshua was away at work when the storm hit. tracie was next door in her home that also was damaged, but that was the least of her worries....they knew their brother was asleep at their mothers home. tracie: 1:03:40:08 " as soon as everything stopped i just looked out the door and i saw that the house was gone and that's when i went into panic mode trying to find my brother" for an hour and half- they couldn't find him. joshua: 1:02:30:21 "we just went looking he ended up, he got pulled out of the living room and got thrown against the brick houses right there at

i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with a look at the temperatures and whether we'll get sunshine zbhood morning, tracy. we're going to get sunshine, but it's going to get lower through the day. a northwesterly cooling wind but a drying wind. don't worry about fog or wet weather this morning. 33 in philadelphia, just below freezing in wilmington and trenton with some 20s north and west. a cold start and a chill can day. sunshine right at 9:00 will stay steady in the temperature department. by lunchtime, the wind out of the west and northwest at 14 miles an hour. we'll go through the fravgts neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. right now jessica boyington watching the expressway. jessica. >> >> we're watching t ting the schuylkill expressway. no problems there. we're going over to new jersey. an overturned vehicle on route 140 around taylors lain. you'll be fine. no big backup because there's not a lot of cars in the roadway. here's one on vineland. an e

tracie: looking for change, tonight is their chance. allyson: also in new hampshire, bernie sanders and donald trump are way ahead of the pack for the next big primary. that's rd by cnn and wmur. it shows sanders w support among likely voters compar clinton. on the republican side, trump leads with 30% support. ted cruz is second with 12%, follow here's another look at the upcoming p of course, iowa is today. the new hampshire primary is tuesday, february 9. in south carolina, the gop primary is february 20. the democratic primary is february 27. parties is tuesday, march 1. right now, we have an important commitment 2016 reminder for georgia voters. today is the last register to vote in the georgia primaries. happening today, voting will take center stage in winston-salem as closing arguments are expected in the federal trial over north carolina's voter i.d. law. friday, an expert from harvard chal from mit and the university of wisconsin. he said african americans in north carolina are mor likely to be registered to vote than whites.

tracie potts nbc news. geoff: tonight's debate will be the sixth time bernie sanders and hillary clinton will face off. it comes days after bernie sanders; vicottory in new hampshire. the candidates now shift their focus to nevada and south carolina, where voters will head to the polls later this month. tonight's debate, which will be produced by pbs newshour, will take place at the university of milwaukee and begin at 9:00 p.m. eastern. today, several republican candidates will be making stops in and around the upstate. today, marco rubio will be at southside christian school in doors are expected to open around 3:15 this afternoon. doctor ben carson will be in gaffney this afternoon, taking part in a national security forum at the gaffney visitor's center. doors open around 2:30 today. we have this reminder for you about the republican debate at the peace center saturday, because of the debate, the city of greenville has closed some roads. as you can see in this map, they are the red lines. broad street f

tracy: lift the lid off of that one. -lemonis: here? -tracy: yeah. come this way.onis: 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 mat

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>> reporter: good morning, tracy.right now we know the fire is under control but you can see there is still a lot of firefighters out here. they're pouring water on this restaurant from both sides. a lot of cleanup will be retired here. the restaurant pretty much destroyed inside. those flames ripped through the roof of the house of gin beginning around 1:00 this morning. you can smell the smoke at the corner of chelton and pulaski. they bashed through the windows at one point to get access to the inside. this is a chinese and japanese restaurant. according to its facebook page it's been here in this neighborhood for more than a decade. we do know from firefighters on scene that no one was hurt in this fire. >> drew, thank. >>> 4:03 and 37 degrees outside. new from overnight, police say an argument between twoç broths led to a shooting in northeast philadelphia. according to investigators, one of the men shot the other in the chest at a home along woodhaven road. police took one brother into custody. right now the ot

tracie: he called ted cruz i front. in the polls. he is not claiming a win just yet. what is going to happen. it is politics. about the ground game. keeping volunteers energized. because all i do. tracie: hillary clinton brought donuts and coffee this morning. henry clinton: 105 doors this past weekend. there is just so much tracie: dr. ben carson said that him. ben carson: they are going to ask people to listen to their i think it is going to have an effect. tracie: turnout is key, show up. upset, this political scene. that things are handled. tracie: they are hoping that tonight is their chance for change. >> i the time that people had to the caucuses tonight. they will be saturated with visits from these candidates. that is just from republicans. jason: here in florida, we have to wait until march 15th in order to cast our first ballots for president. in order to vote, you must register by february 16th. that' michelle: a rough start for some elementary students in orange county today. their school had to be evacuated due to a gas

lisa: tracie potts is in manchester. tracie potts: hillary clinton is taking pictures at the polls comeback or it -- come back. >> we are going to work until the last vote is counted. >> at 7:00, 8:00 on tuesday it will get a call. tracie potts: overcoming a double-digit deficit on the last day is tough. >> second places good. tracie potts. ben carson greeted voters today. >> this is a place for you are really tested. tracie potts: any one of them could finish behind donald trump or when. >> we' re going to finish strong here. >> i think were going to have a better turn tonight or it tracie potts: polling places are going to be packed. expecting a record turnout. the new voter id law could suppress turnout. the show without ids to date will have to have their photo taken. mark: presidential candidates are holding their breath right now. that is true of john kasich. mike is in new hampshire covering john kasich. mike: it' s my merry tuesday and a lot of energy is in the air. i am along the campaign trail with governor joh

tracy? >>> tonight republican presidential hopefuls square off in texas for the party's tenth debate. donald trump is coming off a win. marco rubio and ted cruz are also facing off. john kasich says he's the parties's best hope for beating donald trump. he made that statement yesterday. he said he's in it for the long haul. >> the race consolidates, i beat trump. nobody else beating trump that i know of. i don't think that's in the cards. i beat him head to head by 18 points in ohio. >>> ahead in the next half hour, trump and tax. see why they got into a twitter war with mitt romney about releasing tax details. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders will square off in a south carolina primary saturday and experts say they're about to play a crucial role in that contest. >>> happening today . judge eakin could be forced from the bench. experts say today's hearing could resolve the charges. his lawyers call it a major step in the case. >>> governor tom wolf announced he's battling cancer. he sa

tracie: tracie potts, nbc news. washington geoff:. as the candidates look ahead will we are asking for your input. who do you think will be the next presidential candidate to drop out of the race? you can vote in our poll at wyff4.com. also on facebook and twitter pages. ben carson expected to be the next candidate to drop out of the race. we will keep this poll running for the next couple of days. the search for a double murder suspect in greenville county accused of cutting off his ankle monitoring device. investigators say bradford williams killed two people at a nightclub in 2014. he was released from jail in january with a monitoring device as part of the home incarceration program. device thursday morning. deputies say williams has friends and family living in a taylor's area as well as oconee and anderson counties. asheville police say they need your help finding a driver who fired shots during a road rage incident to read a woman told police she was almost in a collision with a man who fired a handgun in her direction. police

tracie: he and ben carson round this race. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. allyson: continuing coverage now of the reported shooting at columbiana centre mall in columbia. police now say it may not have involved any gunshots at all. police say they haven't found any shell casings and witnesses are no longer confident about their stories. authorities say they found a book bag in the woods with air soft guns, which shoot plastic pellets. police are seeking more surveillance video from stores. no one was injured in the incident. greer police want to identify two people they believe are connected to a shooting there. officers say a man was shot in the head monday afternoon at oakland place apartments. they say the man was sitting in a parked car at the complex and was taken to greer memorial hospitalaly his cousin. police say he was transferred to greenville memorial and his injuries are not life threatening. the controversial west end quik trip is one step closer to becoming a reality. last night, the greenville city on the lot at markley and academy streets, c

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colin come a great to have you here with tracy and myself.undamentally changed when it came to the oil trade? >> thank you for having me on the show. hadthe past week, we've this agreement suggesting there was going to be some kind of supply-side factor that should make oil prices go higher. volatility,'ve seen the date to date change in prices be the story. it happened before the agreement . two weekends ago, we heard secretary clinton promised to and gasuction of oil from all federal lands. the question of whether there is going to be some sort of policy change in the united states. tracy: can we talk about that drilling ban? what impact would that have on oil? colin: huge did the amount of production coming from federal lands is 2.1 million barrels per day. is only 1.5urplus million barrels a day globally. that's about 80% of production from the largest the goods producer in the world. liquids producer in the world. the elections have been full of a lot of surprises. how likely could she get that through? this congress have to weigh in on

. >> i'm tracy davidson. it's 5:00 a.m. let's check in with bill henley and the first alert weather center. bill? >> we're starting off warm. in philadelphia it was 506 degrees when we went on the air at 5:00. it's slowly coming down. the winds are gusting and staying with us. for now the showers are in berks and lehigh county. there's a chance we'll see them this afternoon. at 7:00, 52 degrees, down to 49 as the winds shift and become more westerly at 10:00 this morning and at 1k this afternoon, mostly cloudy skies and that's when we'll see the return of more showers. floods have returned this morning. we won't see flooding rains during the day today but it's taking some time overnight from all that rain that came through last night to reach the streams and some of the roadways. well, some ponding this morning. is that what we're seeing? >> we are. we're having road closures because of that. roads are open, block alks there. westville, south of 95 and another one on route 130 around 322. those roadways are not closed right

tracie potts, nbc news, des moines, iowa. allyson: it is the end of the road for at leasdemocrat martin o'malley is calling vote and mike huckabee is also bowing outboth of them are former governors. with less than three weeks to go until south carolina's primary, texas senator ted cruz is bringing hise at least for a few hours. cruz is scheduled to hold a rally in greenville tonight at the td convention center. his live and local in greenville with the latest. nigel: for months now, we've only had the polls to give us insight into who was ahead on the republican side epidemicoutside in the race for president. last night one state, iowa, has spoke. ted cruz is now traveling to new hampshire and here to south carolina as the gop frontrunner. tonight, he will be here at the td convention center. the event is planned for 6:30 p.m. doors open at 5:30. much of his base in iowa came from evangelical voters. that is part of the reason why ted cruz says south carolina is so importa. today, he talked about his plan going forward. sen.

i'm tracy davidson. let's talk more about the fog and

tracy?jessica, thanks. >>> we're hearing from the head of the fbi about the case involving the federal government and tech giant apple. we'll tell you what he's saying about the san bernardino shooting investigation and the issue of security versus privacy. >>> and keeping the faith, a local church says it will not be fazed by a recent theft from its property. we'll show you how its congregation is now taking action. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> a south jersey church says they will not be intimidated after someone stole their black lives matter signs. members of the church in cherry hill put up a new sign yesterday. an employee yesterday noticed the signs were gone an a

i'm tracy davidson.let's talk about today and the weekend with meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. bill? >> tracy, we're looking at clear skies and much less wind this morning. and that combination with very dry air has allowed the temperatures to plummet overnight. teens and 20s, it is indeed cold outside. millville 17, low 20s for wilmington and philadelphia. 23 degrees right now. moon getting ready to set. the temperatures will be climbing. we'll see sunshine to start with. a few thin clouds at 6:00. 24 degrees. by 9:00, partly sunny, 29. here come the clouds as we go into the afternoon. the temperatures are into the 40s this afternoon. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> we are checking out the vine street expressway right now. all clear through center city. as you can see around 24th street, no backups or delays or construction happening westbound if you're headed to the schuylkill, eastbound 95 right now. drive times are up with no problems. if you're heading in

tracie? >> reporter: we've learned that that 2-year-old suffered burns to her arms as she and her family were forced to escape from a second-floor window. want to show you what was happening just after 4:00 this morning here on irving street, number 33. that fire spread to two other homes as well. the fire chief tells us, right now it appears to be accidental. the father who lived here heard a crackling on the first floor and that's where they believe it started early this morning. five people suffered minor injuries. no other injuries reported. back to you. >> tracie, thank you. now katherine creag in greenwich village with the latest on that frightening restaurant attack. kat? >> reporter: absolutely frightening darlene and michael. the victim a waiter at this restaurant had to get 120 stitches across his face. police at this point are still looking for the attacker. this happened at 8:00 last night on laguardia place and houston street. police tell us that the suspect walked into the resta

i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> problem north and west, allentown, reading, pottstown, all below freezing. really not an issue for trenton, northeast philadelphia, philadelphia and wilmington, just above freezing to start with. and aç warmup is on the way. we'll see sunshine today. clear at 6:00, 36 degrees with sunshine and a light northerly wind will be up to 38 degrees and the temperature takes a leap by noontime, 47 and still climbing. get your sunglasses ready. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington is taking a break. katy zachry has your first alert traffic. >> we like these numbers on the board behind me. your drive times are looking really good this morning. on 95 southbound if that's part of your morning commute, headed between woodhaven and the vine street expressway, 14 minutes, same if you're headed into center city philadelphia on the schuylkill expressway from the blue route and th

jim: all right, tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim. peyton, your second super bowl but what a seasoso it was for you to get this win today. what does that mean? peyton: it's very special, tracy. this game was much like this season has been. it really tested our toughness, our resilience, our unselfishness. it's only fitting it turned out that way. great bunch of teammates and guys i got to play with. i feel very, very grateful. tracy: you mentioned this season but does this win make you think about all the seasons you've had and all the successes and what a career it's been. do you reflect on that right now in this moment? peyton: sure, you do. of course on the bus rides and and you reflect on all the coaches, family members and friends that have helped you get to the super bowl, get to this point. i'm very grateful. i've taken the time to call those people, tell them i appreciate their support and obviously it's very special to cap it off with a super bowl championship. tracy: so peyton is this your final game for your career? pate: -

tracie. you got to wonder what people thought about whether they should sail again, if they're watching this at home and on that next trip. >> reporter: absolutely. we know some are for sure. but many maybe will be canceling in advance. >> tracie, thank you very much. >>> chris pointed out the size of the ship is massive. some cruise ships are big and some are really, really big. this is one of those 5,000-passenger type of ships. chris, you are saying it's surprising to know that it could be tossed around like that. >> that particular storm was for this time of year, would be assimilated like a category 1 hurricane. why they moved into that, they'll have to answer those questions. in the meantime, low to mid-20s. sayreville, howell, jackson, red bank. lower 20s and upper teens to the north and west. there's wind out there, too. the temperatures feel more like the teens and single numbers in some cases. you need to bundle up again in a big way. it's the start of very cold air headed our way.

tracie strahan is there as well. tracie, what's happening? >> reporter: michael, we just saw an suv f m the medical examiner's office leave the scene after an early morning investigation here. now we're still working to confirm if someone was shot and killed inside of this apartment in hoboken on grand street. let's show you what it looked like when we arrived. a large police presence surrounding the building and at both ends of the street. it's unclear of what time police arrived here at the scene. but this is a three-story apartment building. we've seen them going inside and waicing upstairs to try to get again, it's unclear exactly what happened here. we've reached out to both hoboken police and the hudson county prosecutor's office. so far, they won't say anything more about this investigation. again, michael, we did just see a medical examiner's suv leave the scene. we'll bring you more information on the story as it becomes available. back to you. >> tracie, thank you very much. >>> 5:02 right now. a man charged with killing a new york

tracie: tracie potts, nbc news washington. lisa: today former ohio governor ted strickland called on senator rob portman to uphold his constitutional duty to vote on the confirmation of a new u.s. supreme court justice. saying in part, "this is bigger than politics or parties -- it' s about the institutions of our democracy." his mexcio visit. right now he' s holding a public in chiapas. state' s largely indigenous community and will include readings and songs in three different indigenous languages. today, francis will also visit the san cristobal de las casas cathedral and meet with families lisa: a virgin atlantic flight london' s heathrow airport the airline says, someone pointed a laser at the plane. after it happened, the first officer started to feel sick, so the pilots decided to head back to london, rather than making the trans-atlantic crossing. passengers were offered overnight accommodation and the airline apologized for any inconvenience. mark: one person is dead after a fire at a home in massachusetts. firefighte

. >> i'm tracy davidson.let's begin with meteorologist bill henley in the weather center. >> the clouds right now, dry, however right now. cape may is warm. we'll see the warmup that cape may is seeing. temperatures in the 40s at the shore while it's in the 30s in philadelphia. but it is above freezing. we will see a warmup ahead of of the rain. very light rain just moving in to southern delaware. it has arrived in sussex county and just sneaking in to extreme southwestern kent county at this hour. it's going to take most of the morning to move to the north. but by midmorning the rain will be falling in philadelphia and will continue to spread northward. that is the only question mark. the temperatures are colder for allentown and into upper bucks county. the temperatures at or below freezing and rain, that's not a good mix but i expect these numbers to warm before the rain arrives there. your hour by hour forecast is calling for increasing clouds, lyle rain at 7:00 in philadelphia, 39 degrees, 41 at 10:00 an

i'm tracy davidson.we are tracking some snow but we'll get details on that from meteorologist bill henley. he has his first alert forecast this morning. morning, bill. >> morning, tracy. there's a chance we'll see some snow in parts of the area. not everybody will see it today. the wind, that's a different story. it's already blowing at 21 miles an hour in philadelphia. you can see the wet weather is just offshore. that's rain offshore. winter weather advisories are in effect from ocean county to the north. central new jersey along the coast that will likely see snow showers this morning. during the day today, temperatures climbing into the low 40s. it will be dry at 6:00. mostly cloudy skies at :00. by noontime, 41 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 14 miles an hour. we'll go through the forecast hour by hour with the futurecast. katy zachry has first alert traffic. >> good morning, bill. if you're headed out at this early hour, you may see the dark streaks on the roadway, the pavement. that's b

i am tracie potts. jason: the "today" show will continue live coverage of the caucuses this morning. matt lauer will go behind the scenes with bernie sanders. savannah guthrie will be reporting from a rally for donald trump. and sarah palin will be live for an exclusive interview. you can catch it all right here on wesh starting at 7:00 a.m. wesh 2 is your source for complete commitment 2016 coverage. our own adrian whitsett is in des moines, and he' ll have live coverage from the caucuses. starting on wesh 2 news first at 4:00 p.m. you can also stay up to date on all the big issues in the politics section of wesh.com. michelle: covering marion county, ocala police are looking into whether a series of drive-by shootings at several apartment complexes are connected. you can see bullets hit windows, set. the shootings happened at another desk at a number of different apartment complexes in southwest and northeast sides of the city. one man says, he was inside his home and woke up to the gunfire. >> i just

tracy: go do it. enjoy it. congratulations. peyton: thank you, tracy. jim: no way peyton was going to announce it right there. not going to try to upstage the moment for the rest of his teammates. in particular, that fantastic defense that had a brilliant performance tonight and all season long. phil: week 17 at halftime through now, he conducted himself perfectly and he played his role on this football team quarterback. jim: well, the confetti was flying tonight for the denver broncos and a fairy tale ending for their quarterback. the broncos take it 24-10 and coming up next, "the toyota postgame show." for phil, tracy, evan, mike carey, jay feely and all the crew, lance barrow, mike arnold producing and directing. jim nantz saying so long from levi's stadium. you've been watching super bowl 50 on cbs. the trophy presentation is coming up shortly after this. p passing their savings on to you... ...and they're not done. sorry. with retweets for a chance to score the last two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. every retweet is another chance to win. so

tracie? >> reporter: darlene, what a day ahead for this family on tryon street. it makes you wonder, was it that bad yesterday? take a look for yourself. not only was this tree uprooted, it was knocked into this home. we want to let you know that no one was home at the time and thank goodness for that. but it's just indicative of the type of weather that they endured yesterday all throughout the tri-state area. i want to show you video of the bronx -- match lieu parkway. sections were sub mernld during the rainfall yesterday. staten island, the same story. reports of cars being stranded on flooded roadways. turned into lakes. if that wasn't enough, well, the wind completed the one-two punch. 30, 40, 50 miles per hour in some situations. even that made it just tough to walk down the street. getting back to the cleanup, you see not only do they have the tree here, a lot of wires were snagged as well in this neighborhood. thankfully, again, no one home at the time here. no other injuries reporte

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good morning, landon. >> hi, tracy. good morn dwroug. walmart is argumentative six shifts and is coming up with more to offer employees more control over their schedules which has been a focus of labor groups. they claim they gave little notice and sometimes exert too much control over employees' hours. >>> futures are flat this morning. stocks posting a third straight day of gains this morning. oil prices with more than 5%. crude is trading above $31 a barrel this morning and we get data from walmart this morning. now rising 258 points to 16,454. the nasdaq up to 4534. back to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc. landon, thanks. >>> 31 degrees. it's a cold start this morning. it feels cold because the wind is blowing a few clouds. there's a live view from center city from the adventure aquarium. the time is 5:25. jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. jessie. >> you can see no problems in either direction, but it's not the same story for new jersey. when i come back at 5:30, we're going to go ore all the things going on in t

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. jason: our commitment 2016 coverage continues online, and on the ground with wesh 2' s adrian whitsett heading to south carolina. look for his live reports throughout the day on friday and and you can always get the michelle: still ahead, the rising death toll in the middle east. jason: this comes after hospitals were bombed in syria. michelle: reports on the number of casualties are varying, but cnn is reporting that 24 people are dead, and 84 are missing. at least one of the hospitals was belonging to doctors without borders. just moments ago, we are learning that to other hospitals may have been hit. so far, no one has claimed strikes. violence also spread to the west clashes between the israelis and palestinians. jason: at least 25 palestinians were hurt, when israelis rated a camp on the west bank. some people were taken to the hospital. this comes as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations meets with the israeli president today. it' s part of an ongoing effort to try to calm t

"today in new york's" tracie bridge section where it all happened. tracie? >> reporter: darlene, over the phone police tell us that woman is recovering after being stabbed not once but twice. it appears she was selected at random. take a look for yourself at the vin'deo released. you can see the suspects that they're looking for. first a plan in a black coat got out of the passenger side of the black car before the driver get out on highland avenue as well. there was a crowd here and then you see them attack. a woman wearing a pink fleece scrambles at the bottom of the screen. she wasn't able to get away. police say she was stabbed by both victims. one stabbing her in the right side of her stomach, the other cutting her in her right ear before they got back into that vehicle and fled eastbound on burke avenue. that woman was taken to jacoby hospital. the good news in this, darlene, she's expected to make a full recovery. police are asking anyone who kn fuows who the suspects could be back to you. >> tracie strahan, thank you. >>> we have new information abou

tracie: nearly one in 10 republicans here are undecided. that is why they are out here today, trying to get those last minute due -- votes. jason: look for continuing coverage with live reports from wesh 2' s adrian whitsett from new hampshire tomorrow. you can also get candidate information any time, anywhere on the wesh 2 mobile app or inside wesh.com. happening today, orlando leaders will consider a $75 million plan for ucf to open a new campus downtown. ucf has had a downtown presence in orlando for nearly a decade, but the school wants to expand, along with valencia college, to build a campus for roughly 7500 students. it would include ucf class space on the south side of livingston street between hughey and , parramore, and valencia space closer to the old arena site in the planned creative village. michelle: right now, volusia county leaders are meeting to do with the homeless problem growing in daytona beach. the city has been dealing with a growing number of homeless county administration building. county leaders started a meeting

i'm tracy davidson. let's get you details with everything weather-related with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> temperatures have been coming down. we've only been on air for half an hour. a cooldown achlt little bit of a breeze blowing. temperatures will be falling through this afternoon. and we have a few more raindrops. steady rain through the west and central pennsylvania. scattered light showers now in lancaster, burks, in lee hie valley. by 9:00 we'll be in the upper 40s. the winds picking up at noontime with clouds returning. we should see breaks of sunshine returning. with clouds back by lunn 67tich we'll see more. we'll go back through the neighborhoods neighborhood by noibd when we're back. jessica boyington with traffic. >> we're watching. lincoln drive earlier was closed, but right now open. around forbidden driving still getting reports of flooding even though this area is open and cars are getting through. we definitely want you to use caution. it could potentially be a dangerous situati