>> tracy: all right, let's talk about it. [ chatter ] >> tracy: and then one day, the civil war of lies sri lanka? >> tracy: i guess -- i don't know why americans should care. i just want sri lankans to care. the story has to go on, and for it to go on, we have to have some hope. citizens were asked for what they most desired, and that is how peace came to the island of short memories. the warring parties fast realized that it didn't matter who won, or who lost, because in the end, they were all on the same side. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> something radical is happening inside u.s. prisons. how many of you all converted to islam inside prison? >> once you start it, the truth is the truth. >> what was it about islam that resinated with these men? >> it allows them to be men. >> islam transforms hearts. it changes the person totally.

tracy: this was a bloomberg interview.d these people, they are really driving down the price. they're not being americans. i disagree with him. you will remember he made a big mistake in november 2014, then he sold all of the hedge positions of the company he ran, continental resources, he got in excess of $400 million for them. that was a very expensive -- and .that was a very expensive -- and i think that the u.s. department of energy, the adjusted numbers are solid numbers. the main problem in texas is probably bottlenecks in midstream, facilities come up for example. that could hold that production by 3000 barrels per day. yousef: coming up next, saudi arabia is ushering in social reform that could face resistance in certain sections of society. we will take a closer look at those next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome back to the best of "bloomberg markets: middle east." saudi arabia's economy contracted for the second quarter in a row as the kingdom grapples with low oil prices. they are also struggling to cope

tracy: mohammed, you are sticking with us. want to also ask you about the also ask you about the impact of saudi arabia. later on in the show, we are going to be discussing oil. oil made gains for the week, month, and quarter, as supply concerns faded. but next, saudi arabia's crude reality. week oil prices led to shouting gdp shrieking for a second quarter -- led to saudi gdp shrinking for second quarter in a row. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tracy: welcome back. saudi arabia's economy contracted for the second quarter in a row, as the kingdom andples with oil prices struggles with economic reforms. we are still joined by mohammed al hajj. before we move on to the broader picture, i want to go to the ftse russell decision. this is part of the saudi arabia transformation. how big a setback is the decision by ftse to leave them out of this particular upgrade? mohammed: it will have potentially some downside today or this week, but it won't last long. the language coming out of ftse was positive. it wasn't like they delayed the decisi

jessica this is tracy -- tracy: this is tracy in dubai it will get muggy station confirming no talks with north korea after comments from wreck -- from rex tillerson. tillerson. jodi: the resident was really countering what rex tillerson -- the president was really countering what rex tillerson -- [no audio] and then just a few days later, the president came out and said, rex tillerson is doing a wonderful job, he was wrong. they would not be having any talks in the referenced the north korean leader, calling him little rocket man. there is really not only a difference of opinion, but the president has really usurped what his own secretary of state said about potential for talks. >> thanks so much, judy. i am sure we will be discussing that story for months to come. we have strong aggregator and the prospect for american tax cuts giving the u.s. dollar a lift. our next guest next the ringback is not out of the woods just the greenback is not out of the woods. in.s bring him he joins us from singapore. i am curious. you think even though we have seen the dollar surge in recent days, t

tracy: for now, where does saudi rank in your list of mina investments? underweight in saudi, overweight in egypt. i think there are selective stocks in saudi arabia we would advise investing in. some of the banks are selectively looking at, the dividend rate is quite high. some health care names, health care insurers. .n addition to supermarkets there are selective names and saudi arabia we continue -- that continue to do well in our view, but they are very selective. how lower energy prices have weighed on growth and what countries are doing about it. that is ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back to the best of "bloomberg markets: middle east." lower energy prices weighed on growth across the gulf in the three months through june. saudi arabia contracted and in will rate of 1%. qatar, which has been cut off by the saudi led locks since june, salt gdp growth 0.6% year on year. compared with 2.5% in the first quarter. our government reporter has more. are notimilarities huge. qatar is a small country, saudi arabia's much bigger, over 30 million

and tracy morgan. brought to you by coke zero sugar. with cleto and the cletones featuring paul shaffer. and now, you may be right, for all i know -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome. welcome, welcome. very nice. thank you. hello, brooklyn. appreciate that. please sit. sit, sit. i've done nothing to deserve this. thank you for watching at home. thanks to the rest of you for braving public transportation to be here tonight. we are at the howard gillman opera house at the brooklyn academy of music in brooklyn, new york. [ cheers and applause ] night four of our week in brooklyn. it's so far been perfect, it really has. a beautiful night last night. last night i wanted to feel like i live here so i did maybe the most new yorky thing a person can do. i put on a big, puffy jacket, went down to the subway, and forced people to buy my mix tape. [ laughter ] i went to see bruce springsteen last night on broadway. [ cheers and applause ] and you're not going to believe this, he was great. turns out he's really

tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. tracie, thank you. >>> the city of charlottesville is trying to prevent more rallies by hate groups. >> that was officials say a group of 40 white nationalists gathered there for about ten minutes holding tiki torches and chanting before boarding a bus and leaving the city. this comes two months after a white nationalist rally turned violent in charlottesville. one person was killed. the city says it's unconscionable that these people would return to charlottesville to intimidate and spread fear. >>> take a look here. what you are looking at right now is just an emergency drill. no one hurt here. actors helped out first responders in montgomery county as they carried out a simulated mass shooting. the drill at walt whitman high happened a week after the tragedy in vegas. it allowed the emergency crews to practice their skills for a real-life worst case scenario. >>> they ran toward danger to help save lives. >> yesterday, 95 names of firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice the na

tracy: thank you for joining us. speaking in tracy alloway in riyadh.hree days of deliberations in the saudi capital at a notable impact on saudi stocks. jump into the bloomberg with me. in terms of the performance of golf equities. this is the s&p gcc index. mrr is a key function on your bloomberg. look at that housing developer up 9.4%. cement stocks up 6.6%. banque saudi fransi up 2.4%. interesting call talking about how this new city and saudi arabia is the triumph of rhetoric. make sure you check -- check that out. we will get deeper and to the saudi story with ongoing conversations from the regulator. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneu

miss tracy, we found some organophosphates in your system.s? pesticides? no, i don't have any pest problems. oh, god. that must be so nice. they're just feelings. they'll heal. don't worry. we're on top of this. [buzzer] ok-- bye. hey. hey. jordan was thinking we should all go to the carnival tonight. the carnival?! oh, i can't go to the carnival, danni. i puke at carnivals...a lot. heh... you don't really puke at carnivals, do you? i do, but i still love 'em. look, i have an even dandier idea. why don't you crazy kids do something on your own? look, perry, the fact is, i'm jordan's sister, so as long as i'm staying in town, you're gonna be seeing a lot of these smiling faces. smile. oh! so, i waxed my legs at home last night. yeah. how did that go? not great. i can't do it. i'd rather die hairy. oh, mrs. koenings needs something to help her sleep. give her haloperidol. haloperidol won't put her to sleep. give her a benzo. it'll knock her right out. yeah, but sometimes with benzos, older people can have a bad reaction. elliot, have i ever ste

tracie, good morning. >> good morning. you just talked problem. declares this a federal emergency, it opens the door for millions of dollars from washington to address this crisis. also, to change some rules and regulations here to make it easier for the feds to get involved. he could declare it a public health emergency or ask congress to appropriate money. in both cases, less funds would be available for treatment for addiction and for prevention and to get the word out about this crisis. so the expectation is that the president will do what he talked about and declare this a federal emergency. it's unusual for a healt federal emergency that's declared during a hurricane. >> all right, tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. tracie, thank you. >>> 4:48 now. we're getting new numbers in the race for virginia governor. a poll from hampton university shows ed gillespie with a lead over democrat northam. nearly a third of responders are undecided. this is the second poll to show gillespie ahead in the race. the poll has a margin of error plus or m

i've given tracy £100. money to follow, so she pays it can and draws out clean cash ready to take her commission. then if you take your ten, i'll take the 90. tracy says she is willing to process thousands of pounds every week. and she's not alone. this man, tony, is offering to help me steal money from the company i said i work for, using his credit card machine. the most i've done is a40,000. right. but he wants a much bigger cut, 50% of the proceeds. to be honest, as long as i'm talking to you and that money on there is ok, it's not drug money, you know what i'm trying to say. i'm not interested in that because everybody is going to get locked up. the maximum penalty for money—laundering is 1a years in prison. i can't think of a crime that isn't fuelled by money—laundering at one point out another. there are thefts, there is fraud, there is online crime, cybercrime, everything requires money—laundering in order to move it forward. so what's their response? you are actually talking to a bbc journalist. ri

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. it is warm even at 5:00. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate weather forecast. bill? >> this time of year we should be in the 40s and 50s. it's not happening -- 60s and 70s. we are running cooler than yesterday. dry air is starting to move into the suburbs. that's helping to bring the temperatures down. lehigh valley, seeing it, too. look, just dropped to 68 degrees in new jersey. these are automatically updating all the time. we will see it update through the day today as temperatures climb. at 7:00, cooler in philadelphia with the northerly winds blowing now and continuing during the day. dry air coming into play. humidity will be coming down, and the temperatures going up, 76 by 11:00. then back into the 80s this afternoon for just about everyone. the exception will be the jersey shore. seeing partly sunny skies, a dry day today. there are changes ahead. i'll show you what to expect coming up. first jessica boyington. >>> cameras showing open both direction

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. another guy who trusts the process, but did not stay up for the whole game like i did. >> some of us need a few hours. much, much tougher than i am. we have a southwest wind. the flag blowing this direction. that means we're warming up. and, so, it's not as cold as it was at this time yesterday or the day before that. it's 41 in allentown, but 52 in philadelphia. clear skies, light wind. big temperature differences across the city. look at these temperatures this afternoon. getting up to 70 or above. we're in the low 50s now. we warm up quickly. not a whole lot of wind, certainly no chance of rain. as we go through the rest of the day, nothing but sunshine. zero chance of rain across any part of the area today. and that really does continue for a while. you could see near 70 at delaware and much of new jersey, even the jersey shore getting up pretty close to 70 degrees today and then warming up as we head through the weekend. we'll get into those numbers and when rain is actually goin

news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. tracie, what's he expected to say and is this on track with congress considering the fights with lawmakers already. >> reporter: the white houses, they don't think that will have any pim pact on the agenda. today he heads to hear risburg, pennsylvania. he's trying to overhaul america's t he'll talk about lowering taxes. though say people in the middle, 30%, would pay more. they want to make the plan popular, as he put it. they'll come out with details later. one of the key details missing is what are the income brackets to qualify for the three tax brackets that they've laid out. >> tracie, also something that's getting a lot of play this morning. the president also taking another jab at the secretary of state rex tillerson in an interview with "forbes." i was like, do they even talk to each other. how's the relationship right now? >> reporter: the white house says it's fine. there's no rift going on. the president challenged the secretary of state to an i.q. test. rex tillerson had c

tracy? >> thanks, bill. >>> tonight in gloucester county, the monroe county school district will hold an emergency meeting concerning mold. you're looking at images of the mold found last week at holly glen elementary school. and we're working to confirm if the district discovered mold at other schools. tonight's meeting is at the williams town high school. >>> in montgomery county, cheltenham high school students found out their library also has a mold issue. a message from the principal says a contractor found mold in the air and on many of the books and as a result, the library will be shut down. the school is now accelerating a renovation project that was already in the works that includes a new hvac system. >>> in south jersey, police in gloucester township are investigating a crash that they say killed at least two people and injured several others. the collision happened on sicklerville road near dunlen way. police plan to update us on the details of the crash at 11:30 this morning. w

news 4's tracie potts isve tracie, we heard these names before. we know they've been a focus. could they be charged? might it be completely somebody under the radar? >> we don't know. they could be targets under investigation. >> man fort's home, his virginia home was raided back in july. an unannounced raid to him. certainly, there has been scrutiny of those too. could there be smaller fish? that's what some attorneys are speculating. or they could be going after people who were uncooperative. calling their bluff to get them to cooperate. or they could be casting a wide net. we could see more than one indictment to see who talks first. we don't know who the indictments are for, we don't know what the indictments are for or what the charges are. sense of where the investigation is headed and it will probably give lawmakers -- for the separate investigations happening here on the hill. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. we'll have to see whose names come out of that investigation. thank you, tracie. >>> 12 minutes before the hour. president trump's approval rating dro

tracie, thank you. >>> here at the live desk, we're following breaking news.nship with cuba taking another turn. there could be a reduction in staff at the cuban embassy here in d.c. the trump administration is preparing to ask cuba to cut staff by 60%. that's according to the associated press. nbc news working to confirm that. it all comes after the white house pulled diplomats out cuba after reports of sonic attacks. american government employees say they lost their hearing and vision. just to be clear, no one is being expelled from the country but a similar number of diplomats -- >> thank you, chris. >>> it's 4:49. this is a story only on news 4. news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss learned that opal brown, the woman charged for throwing a cup of urine on a metrobus driver tested positive for pcp at least twice after she was arrested brown is being held in jail and adam will have a live report in our next hour. be sure to follow him on twitter @adam tuss for updates. >>> a brave little girl managed to get away from a man who sexual lay salted her in pri

we're joined by tracie potts to break down the plan. how is this going to work, tracie? >> those who have marketplace insurance, it reduces -- excuse me, it reduces their out of pocket costs by giving billions of dollars in payments directly to the insurance companies. that's the way it's worked. but republicans and the trump administration now argue that the payments were never authorized. the president after signing off on one executive order that would change essentially make it easier to purchase plans that don't meet obamacare standards. then last night they announced the subsidies are going away. keep in mind that more than half the people who have marketplace insurance benefit from these subsidies, which essentially means that insurers will go up on their rates to compensate. we've been looking at the rates down south and by this. many of the rates have gone up already. the congressional budget office said 20 to 25% premium hike is what people can expect without the subsidies in place. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. >>> the boyfriend of a

. >> news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill for us. tracie, nbc is standing by its reporting. >> absolutely. the president says it never happened. the defense secretary says it never happened. but three people who were inside that room at that national security meeting say that the president didn't order but discussed whether or not to look at this big increase in our nuke lar arsenal and that the meeting was very tense as a result as some of his own military experts tried to explain why it was not such a great idea. this issue of a broadcast license threatening to challenge the broadcast license over what he calls fake news, networks do not have broadcast licenses. our affiliate stations do and he can certainly challenge 200 of them. but networks themselves and this is the network report shall don't have broadcast licenses. in fact, one member of the s.e.c., the federal communications -- she said that's not how it works. >> he's expected to sign an executive order on health care today. what would that do snoo. >> the president wants t

right now the drive on westbound 580 from tracy to dublin is 1:06.e earlier problems approaching the 680 interchange. they have been cleared but the delay remains. southbound 680 slow from highway 4. it's a 12-minute ride. and i also wanted to mention the san mateo bridge, just turned yellow yellow. a crash at the toll plaza. 21 minutes. >>> what started as a typical uber ride turned into a terrifying situation. >> a gunman opened fire on their car along interstate 380 and it's something we typically all do. we get an uber from the airport. it's a bizarre story. tiffany wilson with what happened with this trip. hi, tiffany. >> reporter: hi, good morning, jessica and matt. yes, the police are searching for the gunman who fired on the uber right now. it all started when the driver picked up two passengers here at sfo around 11:00 last night and got on westbound 380. at that point another car started opening fire and the uber was hit multiple times. a chp officer says the driver was hit by a bullet and crashed just east of the el camino real exit. the t

i'm tracy davidson. >> we have a lot to get to today starting with the weather. bill henley has the most accurate first alert forecast, bill? >> hour from the sunrise this morning, and temperatures climb to summer-like temperatures this afternoon. 59 in the valley, 56 in new jersey, and 57 in the suburbs, and the 60s in philadelphia, warming into the low 80s this afternoon. that's 12 degrees above normal, and similar warmup for the suburbs for new jersey, and warm at the shore, up to 78 degrees, partly cloudy skies. one thing i'm watching late this afternoon and this evening is a chance of showers and thunderstorms. most of the day, though, sunshine in the. storms hold off until late this afternoon. i'll break it down hour by hour for the areas when i come back in a few minutes, but, first, jessica is watching your first alert traffic. >> she is, bill, watching the traffic news we've been following, a deadly crash on 76 close the both eastbound lanes involving a car and motorcycle, and we know one person is dead, and this will impact your morning commute. nbc 10'

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema.bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. how's it looking? >> looking chilly outside. the suburbs now 39 degrees. and still falling at this hour. there's still time for neighborhoods in new jersey and the lehigh valley to also drop into the 30s this morning. right now, 46 degrees in the lehigh valley. a little breeze. it's at five miles per hour. the winds will be lighter than yesterday. but we'll still see a nice breeze as the day goes on. we'll get a lot of sunshine, no shine of showers. a bright halloween. 58 degrees in philadelphia. now to jessica boyington and first alert traffic. >> thanks. cameras on the vine. this direction here eastbound from this point around the vine street expressway to south street, until 5:00. about another hour or so. we're watching the cloverly and the p.a. turnpike. both directions from route 1 to valley forge, not bad. 23 minutes at the most. speeds into the 60s. back to you. >>> in just hours, trick-or-treaters will be fillin

tracy, young girls, maybe before they are 18, around 18. they have dreams. they want to be the music industry. they want to be on television. they want to be in the movie industry. how common is this? that basically, they are told it's a quid pro quo? you want to get the moving role, you want to get in the you want to chance, you have to band, go through us first. you want a chance, you have to get through us first. tracy. >> for me, it was never that blatant. >> sean: was it subtle? >> it was like... you knew who could get you a job. you knew who this director was by name. if you knew who this producer was. if they are inviting you to dinner or something, you are like oh, my gosh, this is great. you think it's regarding your career. >> sean: what's happening in most cases at dinner? they reveal their true intentions?l >> honestly, sean, a lot of these dinners, i was not the only girl there. there were many. it was a flock. it was just a selection process. i guess.lo you were actually -- i was, it was a compliment that you were chosen and i was just so vulne

for more on this, we go to nbc's tracie potts in washington and tracy, what can you tell us about some of the critiques that are hit being the white house today and how dz the administration intend to take on this opioid fight >> reporter: the white house says they did what states asked them to do and declaring this public health emergency, instead of a national emergency, is actually more appropriate. what it does, it frees up money that already exists, not new money, but money that's already out there to free up hospital beds, to allow for telemedicine, to address some of these issues in rural communities so that doctors can treat patients by phone. the president says the key here is to make sure young people never get started, never get hooked. >> the fact is if we can teach young people -- and people generally -- not to start, it's really, really easy not to take them. and i think that's going to end up being our most important thing. really tough, really big, really great advertising. so, we get to people before they start so they don't have to go through the problems of what peop

for more on this we go to nbc's tracy potts in washington. hey, tracy. >> good morning, everyone.roversial trip going into it was even more so coming out after those comments that you heard the president made. the paper towels, the throwing of the paper towels, some of that video went viral. the stills as well. with some like the mayor of san juan saying that it demeaned the situation that they are in, that they didn't feel that the president was taking it seriously. especially with his criticism of the cost of the recovery. even here on capitol hill some critics saying that the president didn't question the cost of the recovery in texas and florida with hurricane harvey and now does so with puerto rico. this was the reaction of san juan's mayor. >> this terrible and abominable view of him throwing paper towels and throwing provisions at people, it's really -- it does not embody the spirit of the american nation. he was insulting to the people of puerto rico. he said something like puerto rico, you really have taken our budget out of whack because of all the money we're throwing h

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema.rt as rain and dangerous winds blow into our area. here's a live look at the aramark building. you see the wind picking up. gusts blowing the flags. it could get up to 55 miles per hour in areas. the rain is continuing and could cause problems on the roads across the area. we have team coverage. katy zachry is in camden with a look at the flooding images, and jessica boyington has the commute. first to meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. >> now under a first alert for damaging winds. the winds were strong yesterday. they will be stronger today. with the trees weakened from yesterday's storm, the entire region is under the first alert. until noon, i'm expecting the strongest winds this morning. we're talking winds gusting 45 to 55 miles per hour. could bring down trees or branches leading to power outages and travel troubles this morning. right now the winds are already gusting to 30 miles per hour in dover and 25 mile-per-hour winds in philadelphia. the strongest w

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema.to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate weather forecast. another warm day. >> another beautiful day in october. temperatures climbing back into the 80s this afternoon. 84 degrees for philadelphia. 84 in new jersey. look at the 80s for the suburbs, the lehigh valley, and delaware, too. at the shore, you'll see partly sunny skies and 78 degrees this afternoon. we're not there yet. it's going to take some time to warm up. 73 now. 71 at 6:00. and still in the low 70s at 9:00. with the northerly wind, that's great news. that's going to help the drying process. pretty muggy outside after the rain yesterday. this drying will take place during the day. temperatures will still be warm this afternoon. i'll break it down hour by hour and show how quickly the temperatures move up when i'm back in less than ten minutes. first jessica boyington with the first alert traffic. >>> thanks. the schuylkill expressway and cameras at 30th street. we are closed here on the westbound side. that's

we will also take a look at your drive out of tracy, a little bit of red there on your road sensors, up and over the altamonte, earlier accident now cleared. >>> we told you about two sailors who say they were stranded at sea for five months before they finally got rescued. questions are being raised about whether their story is totally true. >> also black face or a halloween costume gone wrong? you're going to hear from a local store employee after a controversial costume goes viral. >>> as the north bay rebuilds, >>> as the north bay rebuilds, halloween could be the accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment.

>> traci: oh, sweetie, here. >> jack: hey. let me help. >> traci: oh, no, no. i've got it, jack. >> ashley: thank you. >> jack: so, i got mother to her suite. >> abby: how is she? >> jack: she's a wreck, as you'd expect. >> traci: i'm sure the woman's in shock. >> abby: she's not the only one. >> ashley: tonight's been rough on everybody. >> jack: well, i-if one good thing came from tonight, at least mother sees gr

you saw him at ashley's party. >> traci: i admit, he is unstable, but we're in a hospital! nurse or the doctor has taken our mother off to get more tests done. let me at least check it out okay? >> jack: i'm gonna see if graham is still in the hospital. who are you calling? >> ashley: i'm calling graham. >> jack: you think he's gonna pick up? >> ashley: i don't know, jack but maybe he wants a chance to gloat. call me if you find them, would you? oh, my god. ♪

tracy? >>> a school in gloucester county is trying to move forward an racially tinged violence broke out in the hallways following hate-filled text messages. >> we have more live from washington township high school where some parents will keep their kids home from school today. randy? >> reporter: and last night an effort to contain this situation and spark a dialogue after these racially charged text messages circulated through the high school here. yesterday the district forced to call an image meeting at the high school because of texts that led to a brawl inside the school hallways. [ shouting ] [ bleep ]. >> reporter: that fight caught on video. posted to twitter. it happened at washington township high school wednesday. students confronted classmates who say theypectsed racial slurs and hateful language. yesterday, a dozen or so students skipped class and held a peaceful sit-in in protest. last night the school addressed concerns at a community meeting. >> i was very offended and felt

all right, tracy, it is all yours. >> this is what makes it so great. >> tracy: right now we are having some audio issues. coach, what a drive, what a game that you have been part of. have you ever been part of something as crazy as this. >> tony: we talked about showing up with the why we love this game, and i talked about the fact that i love this stuff. like, the highs and to the lows that you get from being a part of the team and the nfl team, the sso of that, it is awesome. >> jim: what can you say about the team, the offense, derek carr into the way they responded after struggling? >> we believe. we believe, we are going to keep working. a great group of men, and i'm not surprised that derek could deliver the way he does tonight. >> tracy: go enjoy it. thanks, coach. >> jim: thank you, tracy. derek carr 417 yards. three touchdowns. mark davis, i think that was -- i'm not sure which touchdown that was a celebration of. >> tony: we said that he had to put the team on his back. >> jim: he did. the fragile back at that. about jack del rio saying that he is not an excuse guy, the coach

good morning, this is nbc news 10 today, i'm tracy. >> i'm vai.s get to our forecast. >> vai, it's warmer today, we're not seeing 40s, but 60s in the lehigh valley, philadelphia, south jersey, dropping to the upper 50s in delaware and suburbs, but warmer than yesterday. in philadelphia right now, 58 degrees in andora, airport at 63, low 60s in society hill, and a nice warmup, summer-like this afternoon. good news? we'll get the nice warmup today, but the humidity, the moisture level, that stays low. lots of sunshine, too. for most locations. i'm tracking one location that may see a late day shower, however. a look at that in a few minutes, but, first, here's your first alert traffic. >>> all right, bill, we're starting with breaking news this morning where we have a closure on the eastbound side of the expressway, and right here, this is one of the vantage points where they divert traffic off one of the offramps. this is the gray ferry offramp. all lanes blocked because of the accident scene. i have a shot of the beginning of where the accident en

tracie, the house up first on this. when do they want to get this done. >> they want to get it done by the end of the year. the president saying he wants something on his desk by thanksgiving on tax reform. step one is for the house to pass the same budget that passed the senate last week. that leaves open $1.5 trillion for tax cuts. it's also going to raise deficit significantly. the budget office says. that's something democrats are likely to push back the way this is how much they can really stop this moving forward. the goals republicans say are big tax cuts in keeping jobs from going overseas. democrats say they're on board with that. the question remains how big will the tax cuts be and who will get them. they're focused on making sure they go to the middle class, the working families. but we haven't seen enough detail to know whether it will happen. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. >>> president trump says ella lou the relief of thousands of government document -- release of thousands of documents o

tracie, thank you. >>> it's 5:47.zona senator john mccain returned to his alma mater at the u.s. naval academy monday night and during a speech, the republican senator says he is concerned about americans losing confidence in the election system. >> because if we lose confidence in the results of our elections, that bee don't believe them, that attacks the fundamentals of what america was all about and it was founded. >> mccain also spoke about the special prosecutor robert mueller's probe into russia's interference into the elections saying he was not surprised by the indictments of paul manafort and rick gates. ziefrnts 5:47 right now. one young woman's life was cut short, another life changed forever when a 12-year-old boy jumped i-66. a driver on the road below died. police are treating this as a suicide attempt. the boy's uncle is speaking for the first time since the accident. >> he was happy? >> yeah. >> how did this happen? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> the boy landed on the roof of marisa harris' suv. he

and according to traci, it was just the beginning.he was pregnant? >> no, it wasn't. >> reporter: traci told police that in 2002, when she was pregnant with their second child, she was attacked again. >> she was knocked to the ground. and the assailant tried to kick her in the stomach. >> that person was never caught? >> right. >> and whoever cut her throat in the previous incident was never caught? >> that's correct. >> reporter: traci now told the cops she believed derek was behind both attacks. she also said in both cases he wanted her to have an abortion, but that she had refused. after you're pregnant by one guy and you get lured to the back of your apartment building and then somebody tries to kill you, why you continue your relationship with that guy? >> you have to understand mr. derek smyer. and one thing he is is, he is a manipulator of women. >> reporter: cops saw a pattern. one that was reinforced by something else they learned. >> as the investigation continued, we discovered that derek had been to prison -- for a federal

i'm tracy davidson. >> as a gorgeous day, let's get to bill henley. bill?> we have a great start, temperatures with the 50s and low 60s. not as chilly as yesterday. temperatures plumed yesterday morning. we're in the upper 50s now, new jersey at 55, 59 for the lehigh valley. fog-free this morning. sunshine, nice and bright this morning. there's a few scattered clouds in the day, but dry in philadelphia, and with a southwest wind back again today, the temperatures will be in for a quick warmup from 63 at 8:00 to 73 degrees at 11:00, and then in the 80s this afternoon. now,

tracie potts is live on capitol hill. what's leading investigators to that theory. >> the fact that the terrorists may have been tipped off that our soldiers were in a village that was known to be sympathetic to isis and they were there without drones or eyes overhead and likely armed. a small contingent. that's one of the things that investigators want to look at. did the mission change at some point according to what we know so far. they were out and turned around and sent back and may have been delayed by some of the villagers there who may have known about the ambush attack. the other thing they're looking an hour during the firefight to call for backup help. a french drone arrived within minutes. but at that point we know it was too late. >> we've heard from the widow of the sergeant killed in that niger attack. what is she saying about president trump's condolence call? we've heard discussion about this. >> because congresswoman wilson was with her and heard the discussion. there's been discussion about this. the wi

where we are seeing the slowdown is, of course, westbound 205 out of tracy. some brake lights right now, traffic moving under 40 miles an hour as you move into the altamont pass. we'll check out drive times next for you. right now southbound 680 looking good in walnut creek. crowded here heading to highway 24. matt, jessica? >>> thank you, frances. happening today opening statements begin in san francisco in a trial that's expected to get national attention. kate steinle was shot and killed on pier 14 in july of 2015. an undocumented immigrant, jose ines garcia zarate, fired the weapon but his immigration status is not allowed to be brought up in court. the focus will be on whether the shooting was accidental as he claims or whether the gun was fired intentionally which prosecutors are trying to prove. the trial is expected to conclude in early december. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez will be covering the trial when opening statements begin at 10:00 this morning. >>> happening today the red cross will open up a new service certainty for people impacted b

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a picture-perfect day. we'll get to glenn "hurricane" schwartz with the details. >>> if you liked yesterday and the day before yesterday, you'll like today and then tomorrow. it we're not seeing much change. about the only thing is that the temperature is higher than it was yesterday at this time. 56 at philadelphia. so it's not nearly as chilly. a couple days ago we saw places in the 30s at this time of the morning. now we're mostly 50 or above. 50 in allentown, reading, pottstown. again, it was in the low 40s in many areas yesterday morning. so the temperature is definitely starting in a higher place than it did. we've got clear skies just like we did. and that not only goes back to chicago, it goes way west of that. so we're -- we're definitely assured of some beautiful, sunny weather for another couple of days at least. temperatures getting into the 70s during the day today. the average high is only 66 in philadelphia. even lower than that, of course, in the lehigh valley. even th

tracie, thank you.n ruststern tt he posted online racial threats aimed at howard university students. our news partners at wtop say he showed lilley motion during his first hearing. why it took two years to make an arrest. it took time for them to access the technology used in 2015 and that many devices were encrypted. rust's team went on to ask the judge to release him. but the judge quickly denied that. no trial date has been set. >>> we are also following a story of racism targeting the redskins. >> 'skins wide receiver terrell pryor says someone called him the n-word at the game and he cursed and gave the fan the middle finger. but he says the name calling started hours before that in the second quarter. >> pryor wrote on instagram that this, quote, is the exact reason why guys are kneeling during the anthem and quote, you keep calling us the n-word, we're in the nfl says if it can identify the fan who used the slur, it will ban that person. >>> some positive news for the 'skins. after a longer than

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a chilly start to the morning. everybody wore coats this morning. let's get right to meteorologist krystal klei with the most accurate weather forecast. >> yeah, today is sweater weather, send the kids to school, make sure they get the jacket on them. look at the numbers -- 30s out there right now. 35 in pottstown. 39 in reading. lancaster the same. trenton at 39. mt. pocono, freezing at 32 degrees. that's why there's the frost advisory for the upper suburbs and extending into berks, lehigh valley, and the poconos. when you've got temperatures in the low to mid 30s, that's about where the dew points are. so if something, say, a car or plants just are a little bit cooler than any dew that would typically form in summer, it's frost this time of year. 42 for philadelphia. millville, low 40s. the temperatures will warm up nicely in the afternoon. a 20-degree jump means only 60s later on. radar and satellite, clear. no rain, no clouds today. lots of sunshine in the forecast. check this out. today forecasting a high at 6

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. cool start yesterday but it warmed up. today much better. hey, glenn. >> the temperature is going up each morning allowing it to go up a little bit more each afternoon. we have the wind coming in from the southwest. the flag's blowing a little bit out there right now. that is going to push temperatures a little higher over the next couple of days. temperatures going up through the 60s in p.a. suburbs to near 70 degrees during the afternoon. 52 in philadelphia now. only 43 in mt. holly and 52 in coatsville. already starting to warm up there. the ocean temperature is 64 degrees, which is pretty warm for this time of the year. temperatures going into the 70s. nothing but sunshine. we'll see how long that lasts coming up. jess? >> glenn, we're watching 92 still and our cameras around the p.a. turnpike just north of route 413 here. we have a crash involved and police activity on the scene. you can see a few vehicles here trying to get the situation under control. we're losing the left-hand