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>> well, tracy, that is the separate issue.every president since reagan has said it and no president has done it. and every president since reagan has said that you have the deal with the people here, and you can't ship them all back and you have to do something with them here. >> and john, aren't most of the people going to be paid so low they are going to be taking more from the american system than giving back? don't we have that dynamic right now that the people at the lower income scale take more in government benefits than they pay in? >> well, gary, they are not already paying tax, and they are in the system. i grew up with illegals working on a ranch in texas, and l them out of the the system so they can at least start contributing. >> yes, first of all, don't forget that some of the talk is about the high-end labor and it is not all leaf blowers and stuff stuff, and you have people in the tech industry who want more people in high pays and it is not great if you are a working person and i don't want to overstate the be

tracy? >> yes, and to compare it to arnold arnold schwarzenegger when he got here a billion years ago is not a fair comparison. >> there is nobody, and obviously -- >> look, my little ones could don't to day care without a flu shot a bunch of years ago. >> exactly. and you think that based on the experience you really think they are doing the release -- >> and let tracy finish. >> you think that the lower income districts and the lower income schools are going to enforce the laws strictly? it is out of their hands and no choice to take the kids in, and they are going to whether the kids are vaccinated or not, and that is the scary part. >> no, i am saying that the kids will not be enrolled into school until they have a certificate. it is a different story. they will be taken care of where they are being held before they are released. these kids, and i don't know -- >> but that is a cost then to the united states? that is a cost to the united states. you are correct about that. but i don't ca

tracy. >> tracy: i'm here with packers running back eddie lacy. i have to ask.with the hat? >> i had a regular hat but i kept turning it backwards. they gave me this one so i can't turn my hat backwards. >> tracy: this is the game we see the starters play deep into the game, at least the half. you scored a touchdown and that's about it. are you surprised you only played that little? >> i thought i was going to play two or three series but coach said he liked what he saw in the first series. >> tracy: how about for you the difference between year one and year two. >> the difference is it's a lot slower for me. i'm not pressuring myself. i'm not rushing. i'm not overtaking. i'm going out and playing natural. >> tracy: today was a special day for you. you bought your parents a house. you tweeted it that they closed on it. how important was it to see your parents finally able to get into the house that you got them? >> they have been in the trailer for a long time now and whenever she went to the house she sent me pictures of it and you could see how happy they were

tracy. >> tracy: i'm here with packers running back eddie lacy. i have to ask.with the hat? >> i had a regular hat but i kept turning it backwards. they gave me this one so i can't turn my hat backwards. >> tracy: this is the game we see the starters play deep into the game, at least the half. you scored a touchdown and that's about it. are you surprised you only played that little? >> i thought i was going to play two or three series but coach said he liked what he saw in the first series. >> tracy: how about for you the difference between year one and year two. >> the difference is it's a lot slower for me. i'm not pressuring myself. i'm not rushing. i'm not overtaking. i'm going out and playing natural. >> tracy: today was a special day for you. you bought your parents a house. you tweeted it that they closed on it. how important was it to see your parents finally able to get into the house that you got them? >> they have been in the trailer for a long time now and whenever she went to the house she sent me pictures of it and you could see how happy they were

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i have to be a bear. >> tracy?niums gets out there and start to pay for taxes and health insurance, and they don't like the wealth distribution stuff anymore, and you are going to see more and more me lineals going from there to republicans really quickly. >> and taxes are the fastest track. thank you. >> and now lawmakers are set to hold special hearings over the militarization of the police forces. so far $5 billion of military equipment going to police departments from humvees like the ones that we saw in ferguson to helicopters in night vision goggles. is demilitarization a bad move or a smarter investment for the e economy? i'm charles payne in for neil cavu cavuto. ben stein is off this week, and so joining us is gary k. is this too much of a look? >> well, the police should be just that,

good going. >> all right. >> thank you, tracy. from illegal to entitled and what the government just mandated for thousands of illegal minors that could cost legal americans a bundle. neil and the crew are on it. >>> and first, where did $1 billion in tax breaks go to help the communities down and out? to desert sculptures and custom yachts, and now a simple fix to stop the government waste once and for all. to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. that's never really been possible. but along comes a radically new way to buy a car called truecar. now it is. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want... there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. >>> a fox news alert. i'm kel cannily wright. new unrest in ferguson, missouri. hundred hundreds of protesters and police clashing in the street after a day of relative calm. some throwing rocks reportedly injuring one

charles: tracy, help us out here. >> i'm not a product girl.i went into was miami on the strip, so if you can make it there, i kind of feel like you could almost make it anywhere. i worry about online sales because i click away and order it, and it comes to my front door. charles: they're doing your hair, they like the product. that's essentially how it's supposed to work. a lot of businesses are up 72% and, dani, a woman runs the shop. she's doing a great job. >> that's very true, and there's no debt also, and i really like that as well. that's a really, really impressive statistic. charles: all right. so i think we got a yes, a maybe, what are we looking at? >> i'm a yes. charles: a yes. a no because high school -- >> haven't been there since high school. charles: all right, well, you've got to go back. >> i like sephora, but your case is fantastic, so i'm a yes. charles: all right, cool. and tracy, upon further review. [laughter] next up, water as the new oil. when it comes to supply and demand, water is a hot commodity, and it may be time t

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. aside from the rough surface, it's a great day to be at the beach. >> it's going to be gorgeous weather all the way around. it's still on the warm side. drier, cooler air is rushing in. in fact, the wind is starting to pick up a bit. that's a live view from mellon bank building in center city. low 70s in millville. overall, everybody's running warmer this morning, but that will change, so will the temperature. bright sunny skies, breezy conditions, 76 at 9:00, by lunchtime, we'll be up to 81 degrees. go through it neighborhood by neighborhood. when i come back, first, jillian mele has traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. a little problem in willow grove montgomery county, we're dealing with a gas main break between easton closed that portion of easton road which can get busy ablocked off. this is 76 near 202. both directions of the schuylkill expressway completely clear, heading towards vine center city. and as drivers head out, no issues to report. there is still construction at

tracy. >> i'd say make up the calories elsewhere and have the real thing.mody with cnbc, thanks. >> there you go. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> and temperatures expected to stay below average for us. plenty of sunshine to start. we will see clouds increasing. a slight chance of sprinkles but there's a live look outside at the comcast center. the sun is coming up and we're starting to see below average temperatures as we head into the rest of today. jillian. >> good morning, brittney. the weather looks nice and roads as well. 255 and the blue route, 53 and the northeast extension a live look at the route 30 bypass for drivers in chester county that is also clear. >>> yesterday it was cheese steaks and crab fries and historic sights. and today, philadelphia is again putting its best foot forward. >> nbc10's jesse gary is live in center city to explain. >> reporter: i'm glad you guys said foot forward because that has a lot to do with selling this city. i'll explain after the break, chris. >>> broadway is paying tribute to robin willia

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. everyone is loving the tani dragons right now. we're on board. we have a lot planned for you throughout the morning so you get fired up throughout the morning. everyone is worried about the weather in williamsport. meteorologist tedd florendo is with us right now. >> could change for williamsport, unfortunately. otherwise a dry day on tap throughout much of philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs for the day today. it looks like outside right now we have high, thin cloidz out there. but remaining calm as far as our winds go. currently in the 70s at this hour. there's our satellite. the thickest clouds have moved out to sea. we have the high, thin clouds. right now, here are the numbers, 71 for northeast philly, mid-60s for the lehigh valley. 69 for pottstown, atlantic city wildwood. how about a backyard forecast. show you what to expect for the day today. 81, partly sunny, light winds, our high today 85. still a minimum of sun and clouds by the afternoon. some areas points north coul

tracy, i want to talk to you.it because yesterday we talked about target, companies that might be takeover targets for the remainder of the year. this is a wig topic. everyone, to jim's point, there's a lot of money out there particularly with these big boys. i think they want to go out with a bang. i want your opinion on three names i keep hearing a lot. whole foods, probably it could be icahn, ackman, but it's one of those big, public names that everybody knows. what's the likelihood of someone making a run for them, jim? >> i think people want to make a run for them, but i think they're going to stay the course. they're on a great run. they are barely a third of the way into their own organic growth strategy. charles: they look in trouble to me. >> i think the space is -- charles: i know the space is phenomenal, but they've got company now. >> look, i do believe people are going to make an offer, and if i were them, i would stay on their own. >> i think it's a very high chance because they've been run so to wel

>> reporter: yes, and a lot of pressure, tracy. you make a great point.or them to move this investigation a little more quickly, even the governor has said they need to pick up the pace here. nbc news learned that prosecutors may actually start to present some evidence to the grand jury as early as this week. so that would be a dramatic change from what they said initially which was two weeks to a month before they even got in front of the grand jury. it will be interesting to see how that plays out as that pressure continues to build. >> jay gray reporting live in ferguson, jay, thanks. >>> u.s. warplanes carried out a third air strike near the mosul dam in iraq. they were targeting fires of the isis group. two rounds helped iraqi and kurdish forces take back the dam. president obama called it a major step forward in the battle against the militant group. >>> ten minutes till 5:00. happening later, a philadelphia woman is expected to appear in court on charges from a deadly crash on the atlantic city expressway. roselyn kornegay will be arraigned in may'

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. >> tracy, i want to ask you about this. the states are really getting strapped with a lot of these costs. so are the school districts. you know, they're already in big trouble. you're a mother of three. what are you thinking about? >> this would drive me insane. the governor of oklahoma wrote such an endeering letter saying hey, my job is to take care of my people first. oklahoma has its share of problems. she doesn't need more people coming in. now she has to take care of them? it's unfair the government is now forcing her to direct her funds to children that don't even -- are not even residents of her home state. she was put into office to take care of them. and i think that's the point all across the border. we have to take care of our own first. we do not have a plan to take care of these children. everyone wants to help these kids. but you need a plan to get it. we have border patrol getting sick from the diseases they're bringing in. >> there's no lack of compassion for the children themselves. but gary, be considerin

tracy, does it appear that police can get any calm on the situation? >> every night it seems to be out of control. this is the fourth straight night the violence over michael brown's shooting death has followed into a nightly event. here's more of that dramatic video that's been coming into the newsroom overnight. that green tint from the video is from night vision lenses on the camera. protesters threw molotov cocktails and other things at police. protesters are now demanding that police release the identity of the officer who shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. police say brown was killed saturday night after a scuffle inside an officer's patrol car spilled on to the streets. two witnesses said brown was on the street with his hands raised when officers fired at him repeatedly. journalists were also part of the story. a news from the al jazeera cable channel, two reporters covering the story say they were told by police to stop recording the chaos. they were arrested but later released. we're continuing to monitor the separation in ferguson, t

melissa: your turn, tracy.rip club and taking her home at night? i don't see how this is any different? it is the same thing. however you pick her up you are picking her up whether it is technology -- melissa: you are seeing all the women on tinder our servers? tracy: everyone is out there, same girl, who cares how you get there. is maury efficient using tenderize oppose but who cares? melissa: they respect tinder as the company after this smart article in the wall street journal? >> i do. i think it is very superficial but i disagree with crazy. in my research i found it is viable, there are some viable good people. the price at which you find that site, you would be very surprised. melissa: i tried to make it a business segment but you weren't interested. all-american team of lacrosse brothers kicking salad dressing all the way to the cage. multimillion-dollar business that is tearing up the astroturf coming up next. you can never have too much money. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a stic

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. a lot of people are waking up hoping to hear about a taney win. it just didn't happen. >> maybe a second chance. >> well, they have to shake it off. the dragons have to shake it off. they can do it but before we get to that let's talk about the weather. we can see rain, meteorologist brittney shipp has that. >> that's right, as we head into the afternoon and evening, we're tracking showers and thunderstorms, depending on where you live. first a look outside, cape may where we are seeing clear skies. we'll see clouds increasing heading into the morning and push into the afternoon. right now, temperatures 70 degrees. allentown, 68, potts town, 68 in reading if you're waking up in washington township, 66 degrees. right along the shore, 73 degrees. 70 in lewis and 67 in dover. the temperatures will range between 82 and 85 degrees. again we are tracking showers and storms mainly in the evening. i'll go over all the details coming up in the full forecast. right now we'll check in with jilli

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nbc 10's tracy davidson is live in our digital operations center where tracy has been following the developments >> in the past several hours the govern of missouri is nounsed that he is sending national guard troops into ferguson in response to what happened overnight. which included a coordinated attempt to block roads and overrun the unified command center by protesters. here's video of how it started. last night's confrontation began when hundreds of police approached a shopping mall where police were stationed, that unified command center. that's when molotov cocktails were tossed at them. they had no choice but to respond. >> there were multiple reports of molotov cocktails being thrown, police were shot at, makeshift barricades were set up to block police. bottles and rockets were thrown at police. based on these conditions, i had no alternative but to elevate the level of our response. >> meantime, attorney general eric holder has ordered a federal medical examiner to perform another autopsy on 18-year-old michael brown, the unarmed black teenager was shot to death by a white police offi

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. bill, i just heard jillian saying she's seeing some rain on the traffic cameras. >> it's falling in the western suburbs, scattered showers in delaware and inching into south jersey as well. not everybody has the rain just yet but there's a threat of storms and rain for the entire area as the day goes on. those are clouds over center city. the radar view shows the showers are scattered in delaware, dover is seeing late rainfall. the steadiest rainfall, the western suburbs portions of chester county, upper montgomery, bucks, into the lehigh valley, berks and lancaster counties getting rainfall now. you can see the line of stead der steadier activity has moved into the pottstown area. the temperatures are up. in some spots, close to 15 degrees warmer this morning, thanks to the clouds moving in. 72 degrees right now in philadelphia. grab your umbrella. on and off rain to start with, 72 degrees at 7:00. not much w

tracy, the "real, real deal." i get that there was a whole lot of public demand, we wanted to dampen unfeathered capitalism. was it a green light to destroy capital snichl. >> seems to be a green light to destroy capitalism in washington. the definition of a czar is a monarch who hates humanity and completely against entrepreneurialism, that in and of itself, they got the wrong word. we are slowly seeing ourselves move more and more towards socialism. we're going to talk about welfare and how people are on it and pushing everyone towards the common goal i'm here for the government and here to help. charles: france, they have a new finance minister. he's 36 years old. he's not even old enough, the last time they had a surplus in the budget was 1974. this kid wasn't born then, and that's the model we're following, matt. >> maybe getting youngblood in there. here in the united states, get rid of the gray hairs and get young people in there. obviously what's going on is not working. something needs to change. the admi

hampton, good morning. >> hi, tracy.yeah, there's a new report out showing a growing number of truck owners are struggling to make their loan payments. experian says the percentage of vehicle loans or vehicle repossession surged in the second quarter of this year. this at the same time when we know car sales are kind of booming. people buying cars to replenish the fleet and getting easier terms, evidently, people not able to keep up with their payments. >> hampton pearson, thanks. >>> the taney dragans isn't the only game people are talking about the eagles hosting the steelers, preseason game. the eagles now worth $1.5 billion. that's a 72% jump in worth since jeff lurie bought the eagles 25 years ago for $100 million. the eagles are part of the most valuable division, the nfc east with the cowboys being number one. washington, number three. and the giants number four. >> announcer: now yours in 10 "first alert" weather. >>> a wild start to the morning with temperatures in the high 60s and 70s. today will push into the

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. prepare your fans and air conditioners, we could sweat some today. bill henley with the first alert forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning, chris. temperatures have cooled to levels that we saw yesterday morning. 50s, 60s and 70 degrees at philadelphia international. i expect that to drop into the 60s as well. that's a live view from center city. that's the view from the hotel this morning that will see plenty of sunshine during the day today leading to a quick warmup. look at the rest of the area. it's much cooler for millville 59 degrees right now. low 60s for atlantic city. look at pottstown at 62 degrees. so not everybody is all that warm. most of the area in the 80s yesterday. today we'll see the same. philadelphia a little bit warmer. middle 80s by lunchtime today. and a few areas may be needing an umbrella later on. i'll show you where those are likely to pop up when i come back with the future weather but first jillian mele has traffic. >> still following construction o

. >> i'm tracy davidson. a bucks county road is back open after a tree came crashing down last night during the heavy rains. this is the 1800 block of bensalem boulevard in ben sail ell -- bensalem. these pictures show that flooded roads and intersections after several inches of rain fell across our area. we have team coverage this morning. nbc 10's jesse gary is sttracki the flooding damage in cumberland county. we go to britteny. >> we saw close to 9 inches of rainfall in millville. these are soaking rains, most of it has moved out of our area. this morning, ware dealing with lingering showers and light rainfall if you're closer to allentown. if you're in the city, you're not seeing rainfall at this time. mostly cloudy skies in philadelphia. let's take a closer look at the rainfall from allentown we're seeing more of a moderate rainfall. all seeing rain this morning, even stretching down to quakertown, parts of milford and as we head into the rest of the morning, welcomering showers is a possibility into th

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nbc's tracie potts joins us live from washington. tracie, what kind of action can we expect? >> reporter: well, experts out there say there are a couple of things he could do, betty. first of all, he could prioritize who gets deported direct to prosecutors at the justice department to deal with the most serious offenders first, felons who are in this country. that would push everyone way back in the line when it comes to deportations. the other thing he could do is expand the current program that defers deportations for kids who are brought into this country illegally. they can get temporary legal status. they can get work permits. he could expand that program. all of it he wants to try to do, some argue, without congress. now, they're out of town on break right now. they left without dealing with his $3.7 billion emergency bill. they pretty much left that on the table. and so, at that same news conference you just heard, the president said yesterday that he's ready to act, essentially, that americans do not want him -- and i'm queeoting him -- "twiddling his thumbs." but rem

. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out about that rain and begin with meteorologist brittney shipp in the first alert weather center. >> most of the thunderstorms have now pushed offshore but if you were in south jersey, that's where we're seeing most of the rainfall, the poconos, the suburbs, you're drying out. though we maintain a chance of showers for the entire airy for the rest of today. the ericmaaramark building, mos cloudy skies. most of the rainfall is confined to parts south jersey, moving through galloway, also parts of millville. we do expect the chance of showers throughout this morning, today even heading into the evening. by 10:00 a.m., 74 degrees by 1:00 p.m., 78 degrees and then today's high, warming to 80 degrees which is still below average for us. that's just the beginning of a cooling trend that will send our temperatures into the high 70s right over the weekend. i'll let you know when we're getting rid of the showers. that's coming up in my first alert forecast. let's go to katy for a l

>> nothing so far, tracy.i've been calling the lieutenant who handles public affairses no not called me back. i'll keep calling. two straigeparate shootings, th first at arctic and kentucky. three people shot in an apartment complex parking lot, two of them shot in the lower abdomen area. no suspects at that location and then 30 minutes later, 800 block of north maryland, one man shot multiple times. again, no suspects. police looking for any kind of information you may have on this. call the atlantic city police department. i'm going to continue making calls, have an update for you coming up at the bottom of the hour. live in atlantic city, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> now to a developing story in missouri. at least five people have been arrested following a second night of protests over the deadly shooting of a teeth ager by police. police had to use tear gas and rubber bullets late last night after some throw guns and rocks at them. the protests are over the death of 18-year-old michael brown. was unarmed w

tracy? we've been following breaking news in ferguson, missouri. >> where peaceful protests once again turned ugly overnight. within the past hour we've learned that missouri's governor is taking drastic new measures to quiet the unrest in the st. louis suburb. we're live in ferguson where a curfew is set to expire in just over an hour. >>> and a brutal attack in a park. it's all caught on camera. >>> the tile is scheduled to begin in bucks county for an accuse the serial rapist. prosecutors say benson preyed on girls ages 14 to 17 forcing them into sexual activity after meeting them online. if he's convicted on all the charges, he could be sentenced to more than 80 years in prison. >>> more confrontation between protesters and police overnight in ferguson. now the national guard is being sent in to try to keep the peace. nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray has been covering the unrest in ferguson. jay, the governor is taking action this morning, tell us more. >> reporter: yes, absolutely

>> how are you doing, tracy?get will be keeping the lights on later at many of its stores, hoping to snag customers who put off shopping until well after dark. target is typically april from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00. reports say stores may stay open until 11:00 or even midnight. tarring set cutting prices to try to whoo back shoppers after a series of missteps, including that massive data breach last year. earlier this morning, target cut its earnings forecast, citing heavy promotion and weak sales in canada. news you can use for consumers. >> and the reasons behind it. great. hampton pierson, cnbc. thanks. >>> pennsylvania state police are warning about a phone scam where the calling claims to work for peco. i woman got a call from a man claiming that peco would shut off her power unless she paid within the hour. if you get a similar call, contact peco to verify the information. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> storms and humidity return. i'll have your full seven-day forecast coming up. jillian? >>> good m

tracy is 72. pleasanton is 69. pittsburg and fairfield at 68. our cool spots are warm, petaluma and american canyon, low-to-mid 60's. we have 65 in san jose. i can see it looks clear with drizzle possible and a few drops although the best chance of steady rain is moving south. the marine layer will return and high pressure is back and we will be more in a seasonal pattern with temperatures close to average. the measure from the south and that started to reverse course overnight, it is sliding to the south and weakening today. in the south bay, a reverse of yesterday and 78 in milpitas, low 80's elsewhere, and upper 80's in leg leg and morgan hill and gilroy. mid-70's to 80's at peninsula and 62 in millbrae. mid-to-upper 60's language the coast and nearly 70 downtown and sausalito. upper 70's to mid-80's through the north bay valley and this area is significantly warmer than year into 15 degrees because you will have more sunshine and mid-to-upper 70's to 80 in was tremendous valley and inland, 90 in antioch and 92 in brentwood, you may turn on t

nbc 10's tracy davidson joins us now.there's plenty of reaction this morning to the shocking death of one of the great artists of our time. >> a lot of comments on twitter, vai. 63-year-old actor took his own life, law enforcement officials are saying. he studied theater at juilliard. he was a beloved performer who excelled as a comedian and actor on both stage and screen. he was found dead in his home in northern california on monday. the coroner's office says it suspects the death is due to asphyxiation but the cause is still under investigation. >> good morning, vietnam! this is not a test. this is rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: williams was a versatile actor who first starred as a wacky alien in the tv show "morning & mindy." he was flamboyant if "the bird cage," "mrs. doubtfire" and "good morning, vietnam." he could also play serious roles. the shock of his death could be seen on the hollywood walk of fame. mementos like a miniature as kerr were left for the award-winning actor. even the president weighed in on his deat

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. aside from the rough surface, it's a great day to be at the beach. >> it's going to be gorgeous weather all the way around. it's still on the warm side. drier, cooler air is rushing in. in fact, the wind is starting to pick up a bit. that's a live view from mellon bank building in center city. low 70s in millville. overall, everybody's running warmer this morning, but that will change, so will the temperature. bright sunny skies, breezy conditions, 76 at 9:00, by lunchtime, we'll be up to 81 degrees. go through it neighborhood by neighborhood. when i come back, first, jillian mele has traffic. good morning. >>> good rn

. >>> good morning, tracy. well, americans may be more pessimistic about the economy now than they were when the recession ended in 2009, that's a new study from rutgers university. 71% felt that the recession inserted a permanent drag on the economy versus 49% that felt that five years ago. that's despite a rising stock market and falling unemployment and subpar growth has eroded confidence. 72% say they have less savings. only 7% say they're significantly better off. tracy, back to you. >> morgan brenner with cnbc, thank you. >>> it's going to be significantly more comfortable today, as dry air takes over, the wind is blowing this morning. and you can see that wind blowing, the flag atop the aramark building in center city. right now, 74 degrees at nbc10. i believe the traffic is looking good. jillian, what's going on? >> it's looking great at the blue route. this is a live look at 76 right near route 30. no problems with drive times. as you see, looking good. things are clear on the blue route. in just a few

coming out of tracy.ou can see the heaviest delays near the 205, 580 interchange and now continuing out a little past vasoco. the drive time has jumped significantly up to about 23 minutes between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. bay bridge no metering lights yet and you are stacked up close to the parking lot in the busiest lanes, back to you guys. >>> thank you. the woman who flew from san jose to los angeles without an airline ticket is already out of jail. the los angeles county sheriff's department released marilyn hartman saturday night citing jail overcrowding. she had served only three days of the 117 day sentence. hartman was arrested on the plane earlier this month. she pleaded no contest and was released. but she returned to the airport the next day and was arrested and sentenced for violating terms of her probation. >>> now speed and alcohol two likely factors in a crash that actually sent ten people to the hospital in the south bay. kpix 5's kiet do is in san jose where streets a

liz: and tracy, do you count out elon musk. we were first on fox business to put this company on air in 2008, they have grown and grown. >> you can't count them out, anyone that is betting against them right now is makes a mistake, elon does not want earnings counted quarter over quarter. >> and market competition? >> they are biggest player in u.s. residential instilling a, and elon musk behind it i would not bet against it. liz: google, teaming up with barnes & noble to take on amazon. same day books, to your house, or your business, this market amazon dominated for years, st-rstart with hitha. barnes & noble, they closed two closest ones on my house i was so annoyed. can they do this. >> i would say if they did this three years ago it would have gone a great partnership. the problem, it is a little too late,. too little, they are not on same scale azam john, they don't -- amazon, they don't shop google enough. >> this is a game changeer, i went on there today, you sign up for this maybe, free shipping, i can order a book 8 a

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. thanks for joining us.s start with nbc 10 first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> we should be in the upper 60s this time of year. it's cooler than that. we found the 50s and low 60s this morning. and a nice clear view of the shore. that's beach avenue which is same traffic stop at the moment. it's under way once again. sunshine, nice and bright. we're on our way to a beautiful day at the shore. the temperatures, 59 degrees in trenton, cape may, wildwood 58. 59 degrees. 58 in millville. look at the reflection of the boat houses this morning, very little wind. 63 to start with, 70 at 9:00 and noontime, 78 degrees. all right. one traffic mess already averted on beach avenue. let's find out what's happening during the rest of the area. >> this is a live look, a quiet look at the blue route northbound near 7. 76 is already clear heading up to the lehigh valley. a live look at route 22 at route 309. you can see just a few drivers to report. if you're traveling the northeast extension, you still h

charles: you are too nice, we'll ask tracy.e here forever pete in third grade, and then lisa. >> it is not your energy. >> the thing is, no one bit your ear off, tyson is a thug, she should not have that honor, hollyfield was a gentleman to better end, tyson should not have been the guy to do it. >> is that about letting go of negative energy, look at what happened. >> everyone gets a second chance, they do have a lot in common, they combined between 219 kids, a combined at one -- they are talking about how they blue alblow all their money, anl the women they have been with. charles: hollyfield it 11 kids with 10 women or something like that. >> his house had 109 rooms. charles: i remember, it was so huge on "sports illustrated" you needed two pages. >> no one is like where sugar ray leonard when you need him. >> they got back on the world stage. it was such an opportunity, then i look at pete rose, i think what happened. why can't we forgive him, he didn't bite anyone's ear off. charles: i think everyone for gave him except fo

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tracy, mo'ne won't be starting because she threw too many pitches last night. and it's not over just yet. as we looked at lamade stadium, this place was packed. demand was so high tickets were issued for last night's game, and same goes for tonight. from the very beginning, it was clear philly was the home team. but from the beginning, the team from las vegas picked up run after run. starting pitcher mo'ne davis was taken out in the third inning. manager alex rice took her out so she'd still have ra chance t play in a potential rematch saturday. >> there's no question she did have her a-game today. she's certainly entitled to that. we're playing -- at this point, we're playing to get to saturday. >> reporter: that hope is what's keeping the team and fans going. >> we really hoped that they do some good things in the future. >> my son plays, too. he knows that they lose, but the next game is always around the corner. >> reporter: the crowd here topped 34,000, which is nearly 9,000 more than the attendance at last night's phillies game. we wondered if the massive