i am tracy alloway.sef: and im yousef gamal el-din, life from dubai. -- and i am yousef gamal el-din. tracy: i am so excited about turkey. yousef: go ahead, it's all yours. tracy: turkey's prime minister told francine lacqua what action the country is using to shore up the currency. >> it is a concern, even though we don't have a level target. are not indifferent to what is happening. we are taking measures to see if we could stabilize because volatilitye reason has been excessive, so we are watching very closely. how much impact does this have on the turkish corporate sector, but also your fx positions question mark >> it is sizable, but the short-term only $1.5 million. much of the corporate's will have x -- who have fx debt have exporters, and so some of it we have financial hedging. , we are looking at the corporate sector exposure and we are thinking about nonconfrontational measures going forward. consumers fromd consumers-- banned from borrowing in fx. that was a great decision. i think india has

tracy: hold that thought.et's take a listen to president donald trump defending his executive order. .> it is not a muslim ban it is working out very nicely. you see at at the airports. you see it all over. it is working out very nicely, and we will have a strict ban and have extreme vetting, which we should've had in this country for many years. tracy: one of the seven countries involved in that ban is iran. we did get a response from iran's foreign ministry. it came out within 24 hours after the announcement was made. iran has a significant community about u.s., estimates of 900,000, close to one million iranians living in the u.s.. it is creating quite a bit of fear within that community. the foreign ministry said, called it against the dignity of the nation and the iranian people. it called it an insult to the muslim world and said it would respond in kind, so what we have iran willng is that not be issuing visas to americans anymore, but the iranian foreign minister said americans with a visa would be all

tracy: and i'm tracy alloway. yousef: we saw that record again in the yuan.ere are the numbers as they came in. the line and white, that is your expectation.re in was in mind, $3 trillion the key level we were looking at. that is your line in red there. anything below that would have led to more capital outflows, and the consensus was policymakers would move to make go below they did not that redline. also highlighted in blue, that is your spread between onshore and offshore, which again, as you can see, take a look at that pop we saw last week. that, of course, is the focus on the global investment themes we discussed. tracy: i love this choice, because some a yousef, so far this year the chinese money markets have been then the story -- have been the story of 2017. yousef: we're looking at the u.s. economic data. talk us through the u.s. close, the market reaction. tracy: sure. we saw some fireworks friday. we have that jobs report. that propelled all of the big major indexes higher. the big stories, the dow jones industrial average closed at the day it dur

i am tracy alloway in hong kong.tives countries will gather in paris on sunday for the latest round of middle east peace talks. benjamin yet now you is boycotting -- benjamin netanyahu is boycotting the conference. he is concerned in the decision will be rushed to the yuan security council -- to the united nations security council will be rushed through before trump takes office. yousef: egypt has cut its 017.cast for 2 economic growth is expected to remain muted. rose to 26% in december, the highest in 12 years. the central bank abandoned currency controls. governmentturkish kept up the pressure on the central bank. rate increases should not be policymakers first choice. the central bank finally gained traction in its efforts to prop up the currency. the currency surged in more than a year. banks were expected to borrow at 10%. has posted its biggest weekly decline as traders await proof. joining us now is our energy markets reporter. anthony, let's start with the main story. what is sowing doubts in the markets min

tracy: up next, we get you goldman sachs's view of where oil prices are headed this year. ♪ tracy: welcometo the best of "bloomberg markets: middle east." oil has stayed at the price after countries agreed last year . we talked about where prices are headed this year. >> when we look at our expectations going into this production cut, you see significant compliance out of the gulf states, saudi, uae, kuwait, oman, qatar. we see 100% compliance. iraq,s such as libya and we are seeing supply increases, which we expected. the big question in terms of thinking about prices is how does the u.s. respond. last friday, we saw an increase in oil rig counts at 29, when the largest we have seen in the most recent period. this will likely lead to more supply in the second half. we look at upside price risks. athave a price target on wti $57.50. for the route, we see prices moderating to 55. becomes significant. our base case is $55 in the second half of this year and five dollars in 2018. >> six months -- and $55 in 2018. the key issue is, you listen to is, theres revenue are several reasons why they

tracy, vai. >> pam, thank you.e that is sure to be a topic of the new administration is the future of health care. >> president-elect trump landed on that, repealing obamacare. republicans looking to make that a reality. the question that remains is, what will replace it? what will happen for the nearly 20 million people currently covered under the affordable care act. earlier this week, president-elect promised health care for everyone beyond that, we have no specifics. renee amoore the chair of the republican party is part of a team working on that earlier, i talked to her saying she's been talking to people trying to ease their concerns. >> it's okay. people aren't going to lose out everything right away. we really have to look at that. right now, i'm writing a report, pulling things together and meet with the setcretary of human services and we'll be able to come down january 21st and start working. >> as for the time frame for a new health care plan, amoore thinks it will be a few months before it's ready to g

let's go to the sideline with tracy. tracy: jim, the texans have been playing much of this drive without benardrick mckinney. he seems to be hurt on the sideline. no official word from the texans. they're also without their starting defensive end reader who is dealing with cramps and alfred blue in the locker room being evaluated for a concussion. jim: and now add heath to those who have injury concerns and even more concerning is bennett is holding his left knee. watch bennett, 88. phil: oh. he just -- jim: uh-oh. gave way when he was trying to pivot. phil: like he misstepped. i thought he got shaken up on reverse, first one. ooh! elmo likes songs! puzzles! me love puzzles. well..puzzles are a great memorization too- dinosaurs! yess!!!! puppies! ooh! i love puppies! so do, i. actually...pets can teach important lessons abou- dancing! elmo loves to dance. okay then, let's dance. (everybody cheers) yeah baby! ... no football. this is football... first down. maybe not enough life. (children chattering) and this is the perf

let's go to the sideline with tracy. tracy: jim, the texans have been playing much of this drive without benardrick mckinney. he seems to be hurt on the sideline. no official word from the texans. they're also without their starting defensive end reader who is dealing with cramps and alfred blue in the locker room being evaluated for a concussion. jim: and now add heath to those who have injury concerns and even more concerning is bennett is holding his left knee. watch bennett, 88. phil: oh. he just -- jim: uh-oh. gave way when he was trying to pivot. phil: like he misstepped. i thought he got shaken up on reverse, first one. ooh! elmo likes songs! puzzles! me love puzzles. memorization too- dinosaurs! yess!!!! puppies! ooh! i love puppies! so do, i. actually...pets can teach important lessons abou- dancing! elmo loves to dance. okay then, let's dance. (everybody cheers) yeah baby! ... no football. this is football... first down. maybe not enough life. (children chattering) and this is the perfect balance of foot

. >> and i'm tracy davidson. the red cross is helping the victims after the flames forced them out into the cold early this morning. nbc 10's pamela osborn talked to some of the residents that escaped with their lives. they have quite a story to tell. she joins us live from old city. pamela? >> reporter: they certainly do, tracy. investigators are still trying to determine a cause for that fire. but take a look, you can see where it started, on the upper level right by that roof, we talked to the woman who lives just below the roof. the says fire was stripping from her ceiling. david moran says he was sound asleep at 4:30 this morning when -- >> all of a sudden i heard a young lady out in the hallway yelling "fire," banging on doors. >> reporter: as soon as he got up, he started knocking on his neighbors doors on the fourth floor. everyone was trying to help. >> a gentleman on my floor was trying to pull the pull station, but no alarm ever went off. >> reporter: the fire was burning on the roof where just below j

. >> reporter: tracy, you're not kidding. police and city leaders are expecting tens of thousands of people to descend on the area, city hall, that are planned throughout the day that could affect things if you live or work in center city. we saw the biggest protest of this three-day republican retreat, remember, the lgbtq community rallied outside of the loews hotel. we're told more protests begin at 9:00 this morning, 3:00 p.m., 10:00. that's when they received permits from the city. one is calling for a blackout to encourage philadelphians to symbolize those without health care it if the affordable care act is repealed. >> those people in the building, one that fought hard for, and two, we'd really like to hold on to. >> i hope it goes well, goes smooth and nothing really bad happens. >> here's septa closures and changes for to you know about. 13th street station is closed for subways and trolleys. buses in and around this area. city hall and the loews hotel will be detour. and jefferson station, the main entrance to that

westbound 580, tracy to dublin, about 2 1/2 hours. better than 3, which we did get up to a short time ago. westbound 4, 33 minutes for you. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, just some slight delays there. at 18 minutes. and also has been a pretty tough morning through the bay bridge toll plaza. we had a crash early today, just before 5:00 a.m., and those metering lights actually flipped on 30 minutes before they normally are. that happened right around 4:58. just have had tough time bouncing back there through the maze. on top of that, we have flooding on highway 37, continues to be closed and then southbound 13 just past 24, massive sinkhole that chp named steve. so yeah, like you said, we should have started with a names because we have so many potholes out there. >>> start with a like we do hurricanes and name them all. good call on that drive time. it went down significantly since you said it happened. here's live doppler 7. you can see green over the golden gate bridge. and right down through the sunset district. this

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema.ll be reporting throughout the morning as we lead up to the inauguration of president-elect donald trump. you can see the stage here being set up for the inauguration. a lot of events going on. a concert kicks it off later this afternoon. it comes as president-elect donald trump is set to leave for washington this afternoon. and we will have full coverage of preparation in just a few minutes. but first, let's go back to the studio and check in with meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast. bill. >>> vai, we're looking at a beautiful day. starting off really mild. 31 in lehigh valley. that's just one spot isn't the 30s. delaware at 44 degrees. a few clouds will thin out and we've got sunshine today. something we didn't see yesterday. the sun getting ready to come up, but temperatures will be down to 42 degrees. wilmington, 10:00, 46 degrees. a little breeze out of the northwest at 9 miles an hour. that's dry air

the enduring life of trayvon martin and please welcome sybrina and tracy here with us this morning.versation. it was beautiful reading the book and how it alternates between chapters you have a chapter then you have a chapter, tracy, and the perspective you each had on something that happened and i know it was very important to you that you felt people did not know and get to know your son when all this was happening and especially in the trial and you want people to know. describe your son. >> my son was an average teenager. he was a momma's boy. he was very affectionate. he liked to do things around the house with me. he used to like to do things outside of the house like cutting the grass and washing the cars, very, very helpful. >> called you cupcake. >> he called me cupcake because i would pretend that i couldn't do certain things because i knew he was watching and i knew he would come over and help. so i kind of played on that cupcake theme, you know, but he enjoyed it and so did i and so, you know, i can remember one time when we were watching a movie and we were both sitting

tracy? >> thanks. you can download the app for the nor'easter hitting the area and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >>> donald trump has already had a busy morning on the first full week as president and plans to meet with lawmakers, business and union leaders before the day is over. in just minutes, he is expected to sign executive orders on two trade agreements. president trump wants to renegotiate the free trade agreement of the u.s., canada and mexico known as nafta. it was a frequent campaign promise and signed an executive order to withdraw from the transpacific partnership. president trump wants to begin individual trade negotiations with the 11 pacific rim countries in the partnership. the president met with business leaders in a breakfast this morning and reiterated the goal to increase manufacturing in the united states. the president said companies that make their products here will find advantages in the long run. he says he plans to cut taxes and regulations on companies t

we have a lot of accidents here due to a pothole coming out of tracy. you're at 52 miles per hour and then slower towards north flynn road at 41 miles per hour due to pothole accidents. chp says we're not sure when they will get that pothole fixed or filled. so just avoid the right lane if you can. so north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass will take you about 20 minutes and then it frees up through livermore. once you get past that traffic on to the dublin interchange, 580 westbound to the altamont pass to 680 will take you 14 minutes. moving over now to our bridges, take a look at the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city. that will be a quick 14-minute drive. the nimitz freeway looking good. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> firefighters are looking into a scary situation at a bart station. they had to rescue a han when he got stuck between a platform and a train. it happened last night at the 24th street station in san francisco. kpix 5's andria borba explains how they got him free. >> reporter: behind the locked gat

tracy to dublin, 1 hour 23 minutes. tough drive out of tracy this morning. westbound 4 still okay out of antioch and southbound 101 if you're coming from san chilly. 17 minutes into san francisco. we have some b.a.r.t. delays this morning as well. >>> alexis, thank you. if you have an early start this morning, you may want to allow yourself some extra time before you get behind the wheel and this is why. take a look. abc7 news in san jose this morning and you can see this car covered in frost. pretty much the same story on zancor road, another vehicle covered in ice and the front and back. even the grass and plants had a blanket of crystal frost over them. >>> in the north bay, the incoming storm is worrying a lot of residents and business owners. many are taking advantage of dry weather to prepare. in san anselmo, employees told us they had to move merchandise outf off the ground. this time lapse video shows you how quickly the creek rose last year. >>> we live on the creek in san anselmo so we were watching it rise and watching it go higher and higher in o

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we're live in washington, d.c. covering every angle leading up to the inauguration of president-elect donald trump. you see the capitol in all of its majesty. hundreds of thousands of people expected on hand to watch history unfold. let's start with meteorologist bill henley back in the studios with the most accurate forecast. good morning, bill. >> temperatures are in the 40s, most of the area this morning. 45 in philadelphia. a few scattered clouds in the suburbs at 41 degrees. 41 degrees in new jersey. lehigh valley, a little chillier at this hour, 39. and it could get a bit cooler right around sunrise. and then just after at 8:00, 37 degrees. but we will see sunshine. in fact, didn't see much of it yesterday. ly 11:00, 41 degrees. a nice warmup during the afternoon. the lehigh valley will go from the 30s to near 50 degrees this afternoon. and rest of the area headed to the 50s. sunshine at the shore. mostly sunny and 52. 52 degrees in the suburbs. the mild weather is going to cont

katy and tracy, back to you guys. >> jessica, thanks. new this morning, police are looking for a gunman who shot and killed a man in philadelphia's strawberry mansion. it happened before 1:30 this morning at west oak dale and north myrtlewood street. police found two spent shell indication of from two different guns. they're checking surveillance cameras in the area. >> happening today, philadelphia monsignor william lynn will be facing a judge again. this time, it's in hopes of avoiding a new trial. it comes months after his conviction for allegedly shielding pedophile priests was overturned. nbc10's matt delucia joins us live from the criminal justice center in center city. matt, what are you learning? >> reporter: you said it, tracy, what's happening, there will be an argument on whether or not there will be a retrial in this case. mon syrian william lynn's attorney said there was wrongdoing by prosecutors five years ago. filed motions in part arguing that the commonwealth hid evidence in the 2012 trial that could have been favorable

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm katy zachry. when you step outside, you get into your car, it's not deceiving you right? >> it's warm. >> it is, "first alert" neighborhood weather. bill henley is here with that. hi, bill. >> it is a wet start but we do have only wet weather, light rain showers moving into philadelphia, trenton and south jersey. it's clearing out of bucks county. a few rain drops this morning, southern chester county, new castle county and vineland. this is just very light stuff. there's still a chance of a shower this morning. but mainly, it's the temperatures that's so enjoyable this morning we're climbing into the 60s. new jersey 62 degrees with partly sunny skies this afternoon. at the shore, 60. the rain showers overnight at the shore have moved out. lehigh valley 66 degrees. mostly cloudy day. still a possibility of a morning shower but this afternoon it will be drying out. delaware, philadelphia, heading into the 60s this afternoon. 65 degrees today. but it doesn't last. there are some cooler days ahead. e

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm rosemary connors. it's mild out there this morning. we've got showers moving through. meteorologist bill henley has all the details in the most accurate "first alert" forecast. >> thankfully, it's mild. so when we get wet weather, we're only looking at rain. right now, we're looking at beach avenue. it is dry. the clouds are moving ahead. into the cape may area. reaching towards atlantic city. and now in chester county, a steadier rainfall in southern chester county moving towards kennett square right now. that's to start with. there's going to be more rain a little later this morning but then even later this morning, that's when we'll see the clouds move back out. clouds are with us overnight. that means another mild morning, 44 in new jersey, 44 in the suburbs, lehigh valley. there's breaks in the clouds. temperatures above freezing and delaware, 42 degrees. with sunshine this afternoon, once the showers move out. we're back to sunshine and a breezy day today. look at the warmup, 50s for new jersey.

she was on her way from tracy to menlo park. they cannot search the water yet because it's too rough. >> we are going to get the dam shut down which will drop the water levels. >> reporter: only then can the recovery ert begin, family members said she was a college student that wanted to be a social worker. they said they will not give up until she's found. >> that determination helped us find the car. >> reporter: school officials rb providing support and counseling for others on campus if they find her body. >>> thank you. divers have recovered the body of a bay area woman whose car plunged into the sacramento river. the woman was able to call 911 but rescuers did not get to her in time. sacramento county said conditions were too dangerous to retrieve her body until two days ago. >>

tra tracie potts joins us from capitol hill. are we going to learn anything new today? >> we might not, but he may. the president wanted this report by january 20th. it's coming in early. he will get briefed on that. the intelligence community is here on the hill to talk to the armed services committee. at some point, the intelligent committee is expected to hold a hearing or at leastet >>> tracie, the "wall street journal" is reporting president trump wants to revamp things. >> the trump team is pushing back on that a bit. remember back in 2004, that's the group, the office that was organized to oversee all the intelligence agencies a few years after 9/11. now the report from the "wall street journal" says president-elect trump wants to reorganize that, including some cuts at the cia. still based on sources at this point, the trump transition team pushing back saying, yes, there are discussions going on about what that office will entail, how these intelligence agencies will be organized, but nothing final. >> tracie, thank you. >>> 4:47 now, donald trump's inauguratio

also, 1 hour 30 minutes already, tracy to dublin. due to the pothole repair. that is just a disaster this morning. westbound 4, antioch to concord, you're okay. southbound 101, just some slight delays there at 18 minutes. let's check in with mike nicco. >>> hi, everybody. tired of carrying the umbrella? today may be the day, especially thearther away you are from the coast. here's a look from the east bay hills camera. weakening storms slide south today, right along the coast. cooler tonight, a slight warming trend tomorrow and a slight chance thursday morning and then dry for a while. here's a look at the storm impact scale. if it's going to rain, we're going to put a storm impact scale on it to let you know what's going to happen. light today. through the early morning hours, scattered showers, localized flooding possible, along the shore and some of the coastal mountains, but light breezes for all of us. here's a look at that shower and a look at the low. you can see it's close enough that it's putting some light rain in the north bay and some moderate rain

north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass will take you 75 minutes. that's a long one.ow, it freeze up through livermore once you get there and then slow traffic on the dublin interchange. here's a live look from hayward to foster city, 12 minutes so that's a positive commute there and the same story on the nimitz freeway looking good in both directions. from 238 in san leandro to the maze that will take you about 16 minutes so a normal commute for you but in oakland, if you usually take southbound 13 think again, eastbound 24 that connector ramp to southbound 13 is closed and this is due to another pothole story from yesterday. the pothole is big. you can see it on our twitter page. avoid the area. if you are going into san francisco here's a look at the bay bridge looking good across the span. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> on the coast of santa cruz, heavy rains have spelled significant damage for one world weary ship. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us why locals are saying their good-byes to the old cement ship. >> reporter: it's been a tourist

tracy: sure. it's not just the rig count.a slow drip of interesting information under the u.s. oil patch showing renewed optimism there. for instance, the dallas fed's energy survey came out recently, showing an increase in activity. we also have some oil majors like halliburton saying they were going to start hiring again, especially in the permian basin. alliburton specifically is company that reduced its headcount by something like 40%, and is looking to hire 200 people. take all these anecdotes together, and it really revives the old chestnut in the oil market about whether or not opec still has the same pricing power that it once did. that's what we are seeing come back. we are seeing lots of analysts talk about whether opec, even if it follows through, will get the impact of desires. guy: he got there in the end. thank you for your patience, tracy alloway. up next, pound under pressure. theresa may signals immigration control in her brexit priority. we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: london has a lot t

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katy zachry. if you have not stepped out the door, you might want to add a layer. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the "first alert" neighborhood forecast and snow in our future. >> yeah, it's definitely cold outside. that's the snow that will be arriving this evening. not during the day. what you will see is sunshine to start with. we're in the clear at philadelphia, wilmington and trenton, but that sunshine won't last long. and it's not going to be strong enough to have a huge impact on temperatures. the temperatures came down overnight. we're running 15 degrees colder than yesterday morning. 26 in new jersey, the suburbs and lehigh valley and philadelphia when we went on the air at 4:30 it was the 30s. now 29 degrees and 27 in delaware. we will see a bit of sunshine this morning but then it fades quickly as clouds take over. look at that 11:00, still below freezing. at 11 mile it's an hour means like it will feel in the 20s. this afternoon, it will peak in the 30s. barely above freez

to reopen the dam that they shut down upstream to help in the search she is a college student from tracy who lost control of her car is and plunged into the alameda creek. they found her car upside-down in the creek east of the richmond bridge. when they turned the car over, law enforcement expressed disappointment as they found the seat belt had been disconnected and front windows broken out. >> we don't have our sister, daughter home. we are going to the continue to search for her. >> it is likely she unfastened the seat belt and tried to get out. >> my daughters are my life. so i have hope that we may find her. maybe she's in a hospital. i'm not sure. but i'ming out th holding out t find her. >> she was studying psychology in rockland hoping to one day be a social worker. >>> president trump expected to sign more executive orders. not clear what the orders will cover. but we do believe they will deal with the southern border and immigration. mr. trump tweeted last night and said it would be a big deal on national security he said we will build the wall. the president is expected to si

the tracy drive actually looks okay if you are driving up to the tracy area. there have been no major problems on 580 and the traffic continues to look good as you drive through. there have been no major problems. now then if we are talking about the bart system i want to mention we have some major delays on the bart system and that's because maintenance vehicle is stuck between the mcarthur station and 19th. right in here. there is a maintenance vehicle that is stuck this very had the power the tracks down in area. trains coming up and then having to turn aroundf. you can take a train from pittsburgh bay point to about -- a little while -- you can take some trains in san francisco but then they have to turn around. it's not really helpful is it? it'll be some delays as well. trains stuck here and there. the bart system is severely crippled i would say right now. they won't be able to get that vehicle out or they haven't tolidine when they will be able to get that vehicle out. they said until further notice this he are trying to get it out the way now. these a

seat six traci watson. so those are my suggestions and i would be happy to hear from committee members. supervisor cohen. >> i am happy to hear from you. a quick question. did we hear from jonathan blackman. >> we did. from the salvation army. >> thank you mr. black man i appreciate it. i am happy to support your recommendations chair tang. >> >> supervisor fewer. >> yes. supervisor tang can you please repeat those nominations? >> sure. for seat one patrina hall. seat two loretta gaines, seat three nicholas kimura, seat four lauren kahn, seat five leslie bilbro, seat six traci watson. >> so i have different people on my list. would you like to me read them off? >> sure. >> seat one patrina hall. seat two loretta gaines. seat three traci watson. seat four terezie bohrer. seat five raymond benton. seat six nicholas kimura. >> i'm sorry you said seat five was? >> raymond benton. >> okay. based on that it looks like we have a difference of two individuals, raymond benton and terezie bohrer. >> yes. >> so given

out of tracy moving at 41 miles per hour and down to 25 miles per hour once you hit northland road so 580 from north facing boulevard to the altamont pass it will take 40 minutes into livermore and slow dublin interchange. now a look at traffic in the south bay. looking pretty good right now. 101 northbound between the 286 split to highway 286 taking 15 minutes otherwise look good on 280 northbound and 87 northbound trays the traffic now back to -- that's the traffic now back to you. >>> city leaders in santa clara could take legal action against the 49ers. >> they have been in a battle with the team over levi stadium jackie ward joins with us more. what are the demands. >> reporter: it comes down to documents. so the city 6 santa clare -- of santa clara gave them 30 days to turn over critical documents or risk losing control of the stadium. 49ers call the city's bluff and now time is up. >> santa clara's proud to be one of america's he most liveable is theity. >> reporter: that's part of a recent tv oohed where the mayor -- ad where the mayor foe can yous on the -- focus on good part

north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass 45 minutes.erta? >> good gorgeous wednesday morning, hello to all of you in ocean beach where the high surf advisory has expired. [ foghorn ] >> but today surf big. up to 10 to 15 tomorrow. of [ foghorn ] >> a little fog lurking in the background there. good morning, it's clear in livermore. 33 degrees also 33 in santa rosa. mid-30s around the peninsula and redwood city. 40s around the rim of the bay. we have an approaching area of low pressure that wants to bring us some rain tomorrow. but! not going to happen. partly to mostly cloudy on thursday after today full forecast, temperatures into the 50s. roughly52 to 56 degrees winds up to 15. we have clear skies at the beach and we have sunshine all the way through the weekend. >>> thank you. at the virginia zoo in norfolk, a pressing question. where's sonny? this red panda has been missing for more than 24 hours and zookeepers say she was doing just fine until monday's closing when suddenly no sonny. staff members are hoping she is somewhere on the

tracy alloway joins us in abu dhabi. tracy, the big trade was to be short em, long dollar.at working out? tracy: [laughter] not very well for some fund managers. i was just reading a bank of america merrill lynch note, and they were talking about how long the dollar, short em currencies is turning out to be the pain trade for the year. it's kind of coming into playoff the back of trump's inauguration speech. there wasn't much for the dollar bulls, we didn't hear much about fiscal stimulus, but the other side of the equation is what's happening on emfx itself. in that respect, we have seen an interesting thing in china in particular, a pretty strong, short squeeze in the offshore yuan, limiting moves to the downside. so really, we have trends on both sides of the equation that are making long dollar, short e.m. painful for some fund managers at the beginning of the year. guy: let's talk about the turkish lira. we are finally catching a bid. can i read anything into this, other than the fact that the dollar is going down? tracy: [laughter] yeah, that's right. the turkish lira

tracy, what's going on now? >> he is saying it was illegal that cost him some states, referring to undocumented workers that he said were vote ng this election, millions of them. that is a claim that has been widely and concerned this white house is about its image, about media coverage and even about these lingering issues from the campaign. we heard it from sean spicer at that toned-down briefing yesterday where he said they are demoralized by constant negative media coverage. while it looks like they are moving forward to dealing with issues, we will see more of that today. there is still a sore spot in the white house about this campaign and how it was covered. >> we also saw the president sign a number of executive orders. >> one was the federal hiring freeze that you are going to talk about t. that doesn't apply to the military. tpp, he can pull out of. nasa, he is going to need congressional approval. he is starting the process of trying to do that. >> tracie potts on the hill. >>> after dealing with inte

bretwood tracy also discovery bay oakley will hear some rain drops on your roof tops.clayton with light to moderate precipitation. more rain moving in off the west coast. and into the a nines lamaking treks towards 92 to highland-- okay so your morning commute is wet. flash flood watch in effect today all the way through the early evening hours for all 9 highlighted counties the entire bay area you see the red that's sonoma county also santa clara valley because we have some flooding that has been taking place. the bottom line is when you head out you will experience ponding on the roadways. slippery sidewalks and there will be saturated soil with potential of a down tree at any point of the day. glimmer of hope right there can you see it mostly cloudy skies could happen to transamerica pyramid and bright lights of the estuary. see that right there, that's a core of the center of the area of low pressure the front slices through the bay area and overnight early hours of let's say saturday night to sunday but we are in the backside of that. that's instability when you s

tracy? >> thank you. going to head to court on the charges that he covered up child sexual abuse charges. he was released in august after his 2012 conviction was overturned. again, stay updated with our nbc 10 app. i'm tracy davidson. have a good day. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 different versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder, get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. hurry offer ends january 21st. only from fios. ♪ >> "i love lucy." >> robin? >> yes. >> are you getting a bat wedgy? >> you're fired. >> no one is going to pick mona lisa. >> i know. [ cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] >> we're back, now, 8:30 on this thursday morning. it's the 5th day of january, 2017. can i show you something

tracy, just one of our 16 person crew we have in d.c. keeping you covered from now until friday night. nbc 10 bringing you the ins and outs of everything happening fo the inauguration of donald trump. and stay with nbc 10 tonight at 7:00 for a special one hour edition. the inauguration of donald trump. so a lot more coverage still to come. >>> let's send it back to the studios with nbc 10's keith jones and erin coleman. >> we'll check in with you, of course, throughout the show. we appreciate your time. we've got a lot of news to talk about back here at home, including main street is on high alert because a popular store was being robbed last night. >> the shop is along main street next to other stores. they were all packed with people. >> nbc 10's cydney long is live along main street tonight. this isn't the first time this has happened. >> reporter: it's not. last night's brazen hold up happened here at remix. just since january 5th, police have responded to four other thefts here in manioc. the other two were four blocks down this wa

tracie potts will explain the role the british prime minister will have at the retreat in philadelphia. >>> we are following a developing story investigating a deadly pedestrian crash on what's being called a dangerous roadway. this happened on indian head highway at barry road just before 8:00 last night. this is the 15th person 20 die on indian head highway since 2014. you may remember last week we told you about a aaa study that detailed how deadly that road has been. >>> right now, this 19-year-old woman is missing. this is chelsea hill. she was last seen at her home on madison street located across from center street and carver park. call police if you know where she might be. >>> this morning, many children, mothers and fathers are waking up homeless in fairfax county and d.c. leaders are working more to find out about these individuals and how the to help them. this is the work that went on well into the night in d.c. mayor bowser led volunteer teams around the city to record information from homeless people about their experiences and circumstances. >>> it's now 4:32. we want t

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm rosemary connors.o bill henley with the most accurate forecast in the region. >> rosemary, we talked about the chance of showers yesterday. here we go, just very light showers. they're moving through chester county, we've seen a few sprinkles in montgomery county. and now delaware. middletown is getting light rainfall and sprinkles in the salem area. the chance of more rain actually increases after 7:00 this morning. that's when we'll get steadier rain. for now, it's pretty dry outside. in spite of a few showers, cloudy at suburbs, 44 degrees. new jersey, 45. it didn't get cold overnight. we will see some sunshine this afternoon. but the showers will move through the lehigh valley. the temperatures will be climbing so we're only dealing with rain for today. and this afternoon, showers will be gone, we'll see sunshine, look at these numbers, very unjanuary-like. feels more like late march, beginning of april. 55 degrees for new jersey. 56 for philadelphia. delaware gets closer to 60 degrees today. going

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm katy zachry. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with the nbc10 neighborhood weather. a lot of people talking about this one, bill. >> it's a cold one. snow, but not until tonight. this morning, this is what you have to deal with. a cold wind blowing. feels like the teens in reading and allentown, 20 in northeast philadelphia and trenton. windchills in the teens. millville with the wind, getting stronger and temperatures falling. it is a cold morning. cold enough for snow but we will not see snow this morning. we don't see did for the afternoon either. the suburbs and lehigh valley right in the middle 20s. we will see a warmup. not getting any fog, no clouds around. 24 degrees at 8:00. up to 28 degrees at 10:00. look at what's happening, the clouds come in and stay with us through the afternoon. it's going to warm up to the 30s. 35 degrees for philadelphia. 33 in lehigh valley. just a little warmer in delaware but then the temperatures come down tonight. yes, we've got snow on the way. a

tracy: that's right.eaction weeresting have had from the middle east overnight is probably what has been coming out of iraq, iraqis parliament members urging the government to create a reciprocal and on u.s. citizens getting visas for the country. measure, butnding indicative of the emotions and controversy stirred up by trumps executive order last week. speaking of which, the other interesting thing overnight was one of trump's aides telling bloomberg television that saudi arabia could be under consideration for the travel ban to be included on that list of seven predominantly muslim nations. i don't need to tell you that if saudi arabia were included in that executive order, that has the potential to redraw the regions political lines and alienate one of the biggest allies in the region. tracy, this has caused quite a stir around the world. do we know what happens next in terms of any legal steps that could have more of an impact than what we have seen so far? well, we have seen at least one u.s. senato

and ben tracy takes a look back on her life and remarkable career. ♪ who can turn the world around ♪an most, but in the 1970s, she only needed a one-word introduction. >> mary. >> mary. >> reporter: she was born in brooklyn in 1936 and began her career in the 1950s in live commercials as happy hotpoint. her big break came from carol reiner who remembered the actress as the girl with three names and cast her as laura petrie on "the dick van dyke show." >> it was like being in college for comedy. >> reporter: "the dick van dyke show" made mary tyler moore an award-winning superstar, and in 1970 it was her name on the screen. as mary richards, she played a single career-driven woman who juggled friends at work and at home. >> you've got spunk. >> well -- >> i hate spunk. [ laughter ] >> reporter: besides being funny, it was also a boost for feminism. it was one of the first shows where the lead female was succeeding in a male-dominated business. the mary tyler moore show won a peabody. its finale in 1977 was one of the most watched of all time. >> i think we all need some kleenex. >> th

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back to tracy and vai. >> thanks, bill.continue our live team coverage of the inauguration here in washington, d.c. >>> up next, we look into twitter concerns. many of you are wondering if president-elect donald trump will continue his use of social media after he's sworn in. a lot of political experts say it's unlikely he'll give it up. >>> and dancing for change. the unique protest that took place outside of the president-elect trump's home. >>> we're here all morning here in washington. it's january 19th, a thursday, leading up to the inauguration. preinaugural events today. >> right. finishing touches are being put on the events for today and tomorrow. last night, crews worked the stage. a concert at lincoln memorial. president-elect donald trump will speak at that event this afternoon. before that, he and vice president mike pence will place a wreath at arlington national cemetery. as you know, protests are planned for the next couple of days. >> while most involve marches and chants, others decide to honor the v.p. by

for more we're joined by nbc's tracie potts. tracie, what more can we expect this morning? >> reporter: expect ethics questions. $2600 that he purchased in stocks in a medical device company around the time that he also introduced legislation to roll back some regulations that would affect that company. now the trump transition team says there's a lot more to it than that, that this was a purchase by a broker, that he didn't even know about it until about a month later. almost a month later and then later disclosed to congress and that his work on that legislation pre-dated the stock purchase by a year, that he had worked on it earlier that year. so they're saying there's a bigger context to the story. we are likely to hear more about this in the house committee today. he also faces a finance committee hearing expected to come up next week, but the trump team is demanding a retraction while the top democrat in the senate is saying the congressional ethics office needs to take a look into this. >> nbc's tracie potts for us. thank you. >>> after a month long manhunt. murder s

for more we're joined by nbc's tracie potts. tracie, what more can we expect this morning? >> reporter: a lot of questions about this $2600 that he purchased in stocks in a medical device company around the time that he also introduced legislation to roll back some regulations that would affect that company. now the trump transition team says they have it all wrong, and they say this is a purchase by a broker and he was not aware of that purchase until several weeks later and he reported it and had been working on the legislation a year before, and it's raising questions likely to come up at the health panel hearing today where they will be looking at whether or not he should be confirmed. there's another hearing happening next week before the senate finance committee. >> tracie potts there in washington. thank you. >>> after a month long manhunt. murder suspect markeith loyd has been captured. he was accused of fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend. then while being sought for that crime loyd allegedly shot and killed orlando police officer debra clayton. while being taken in

north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass slow.outhbound 880 to eastbound 580 is flooded in the right lane. to the san mateo bridge, from hayward to foster city, that's the peninsula commute, that will take about 13 minutes. dry slowly because as you can see we have a lot of rain on the roads into the peninsula. moving to oakland flooding eastbound 980 connector to eastbound 580 that's flooding in all lanes and then the bay bridge toll plaza high wind advisory across the span of the bay bridge into downtown san francisco. i was there this morning driving into work. it's definitely dangerous -- a dangerous commute. from the carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze that will take you about 20 minutes. and then those metering lights should turn on around 5:30 or so. moving into the city, san francisco southbound 280 before cesar chavez we have flooding in all lanes and more flooding in all lanes now southbound 101 before paul avenue. traffic alert on highway 12 between watmaugh and 121 is closed due to flooding and for

westbound 580, tracy to dublin, about 2.5 hours right now. major pothole repair so this is right in altamont pass for all those central valley drivers, it is a mess. i can not stress this enough. can you delay your trip, take eighth rail, anything is better. southbound 680 is okay, northbound 85. bay bridge metering lights on very early in morning due to an earlier crash. let's check in with mike nicco. >>> take a look at january. really quick, you know it's been wet but did you know in san jose it's been 2 is 1/2 times wetter than normal to nearly 3 1/2 times in santa rosa, 2 times in oakland, 3 times in san francisco. i'll put those on social media in case you want to chew on those numbers a little bit more. let me show you these. significantly cooler tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 30s just about everywhere until you get to around oakland, san mateo, half moon bay, some 40s there. >> thank you. >>> next at 5:30, president trump is getting to work. his plans for a second full day working at the white house. >>> plus we're tracking tho

north tracy boulevard. so north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass will take you up to 40 minutes and then it frees up through livermore to the dublin interchange. south bay, 280 and 87 looking good but the slowdown here is on 101 northbound, 280/680 split to highway 237 that's a 14-minute commute. and then let's take a look in marin county, highway 37 is closed between highway 101 and atherton avenue. it's still affecting the roads. >>> for somebody out partying last night in oakland you don't look tired. >> oh, my goodness. >> it was oakland eat week or something like that? >> oakland restaurant week. >> okay. all right. [ laughter ] >> you ate everything in one night that you're supposed to eat in a week. [ laughter ] >>> this is our hi-def doppler radar. what do you see? nothing. not a raindrop in sight even though we have this right here, it's an area of low pressure. it wants to bring us more rain showers to the bay area. it banks up against a blocking ridge of high pressure. but if it felt lake it'