tracy will have the details. vice president biden is going to have lunch with the incoming vice president who is now head of the transition team. biden will welcome him too. the official residence for the vice president, the naval observatory. his wife is expected to attend a luncheon as well. we don't know if dr. jill biden will be in attendance for that. i have a feeling they will all get together at some point. is currently the governor of indiana will become the nation's vice president on january 20. >> dana: also happening today hillary clinton will make her first public appearance since making her concession speech. she will be honored in the nation's capitol where she once worked as a young staff attorney. she's called a life long champion of children. republican is switching up parties. now we're hearing why for the first time from the state senator patricia farley. she's going to serve as an independent. the move was made because of frustrations with how the system was working. she felt pressure to adopt

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. history in the making last night as donald trump stunned hillary clinton to bring a bitter election to a close. >> this morning, we have team coverage of the election aftermath. we are live near trump tower in new york. we're bargathering voter reacti to the presidential race. the concession call at about 2:30 this morning. >>> this is an nbc news special report. here's matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> good morning. from the nbc news election center in rockefeller plaza, this is an nbc news special report on what has been a stunning few hours in the political world and beyond. donald trump has been elected the next president of the united states. his victory coming early this morning after he won several key battleground states. >> early this morning, trump appeared with his family and his running mate, mike pence at a victory rally here in manhattan shortly after receiving a call from his opponent, hillary clinton, conceding the race. secretary clinton has not appeared in front of

tracy carloss live for us outside the menmer police with more about the warning. tracy. >> well, that warning came in the form of this memo from the lake county crime lab to first responders. two new opioid on the streets. >> dangerous. >> doug roadie with the crime dozen cases of the potent car phentenol and three more in the county. >> these new synthetic drugs are tens and thousands of time more potent than even phentenol so now we are dealing with instead of a bike hitting you, this is like a mack truck. >> roadie took the step of warning first responders and la precautions outlined in this memo. >> i believe the law enforcement is aware of the dangers of heroin but not how dangerous these new synthetic analogs are. >> roadie recommends using gloves but respirators that field drug testing should stop dogs at risk. >> these new analogs can be introduced through the body in an aerosol. this creates a greater danger. >> roadie explains that heroin and phentenol look like the stronger car phentenol and miss taking one for the other could be a deadly mistake for fi

tracie potts is live on capitol hill with more on what's next during this transition. donald trump doesn't do things thash very much expected. >> it wouldn't be that much of a surprise but what is a surprise is the fact that people very close to him involved in this transition are %9 publicly against mitt romney, someone who seems to be seriously considered as secretary of state. selects mitt romney we will all get behind him, not only she but newt gingrich, mike huckabee who has been a conservative supporter of donald trump are shaking their heads at this idea of mitt romney who vehemently campaigned against trump as secretary of state. conway says we don't even know if he voted for trump. >> tracy, we saw the flurry of tweets from donald trump yesterday following news of recounts in key states. does he have any evidence right now to support what his claims are of voter >> not that he has put out there. he says that he actually would have won the popular vote had millions of people not voted illegally. what he means by that, the proof of that, he hasn't put out there,

i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's begin with meteorology bill henley who couldn't be happier about the win last night. >> i could be happier, i had an early start time. unbelievable for both teams. hey, the weather they had last night, there was a rain delay late in the game. we will see some of that rain during the afternoon and late morning hours too. this morning, before the rain moves, i'm watching for fog. wilmington a big thicker in the suburbs. berks county, reading and lancaster, coatesville thickens up typically in a hurry. right now,

tracie entail. ?? ad lib ?? 3 we've seen protests in at least 16 cities so far, from coast to coast. i'm tracie potts in washington, about his agenda - how quickly or easily can president-elect trump really get these things done once he's in office?a: tba q: do we have any idea who trump's considering for his cabinet?a: tba ???adlib traffic ???adlib & toss jimmy 3 traffic 3 ???adlib & toss jimmy thanksgiving is right around the corner so that means it's time for turkey tuesday. all month long, bashas' and food city stores across the state are collecting monetary donations vincent de paul to help make sure every arizona family enjoys thanksgiving. for more on the fun and team competitions visit 12 news dot com slash turkey tuesday. let's get to some trivia.. and let's forget about politics and talk some football. high school playoffs here in arizona are back today and the browns play the ravens. so our question to you.. who was the first quarterback to throw for 50-thousand yards? think you can get with this... o

it is possible they ran out of gas. >> kim: that truck driver who slammed into ao ago carrying tracy morgan pled guilty to avoid prison time. he was driving that truck in june when he slammed into morgan's limo on the new jersey turnpike. morgan as you are well aware suffered very serious injuries in that crash. his very good friend was killed. it was just yesterday he pled guilty. intervention program. if he completes that 36 month long program and satisfies other conditions the charges will be dismissed. if he doesn't comply the charge carries a 10 year prison term. >> dana: this theme park is going to reopen more than six weeks after four people were killed after a ride malfunctioned there. the that the park will reopen to the public will rides operating on december so. that river ride in which four people were killed is never going to reopen. they are doing safety checks on the other rides to make sure everything is safe for their visitors. >> kim: severe weather is a top story today. >> coming up on a wednesday on powerful and deadly storms including a tornado that swept across

north tracy boulevard to the altamonte pass will take you a long 37 minutes. into the dublin interchange, a live look at the slow traffic in the commute. altamonte pass and 680 will take you 16 to 20 miles per hour. moving to the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights turned on as of 8 minutes ago. expect a 15 minute drive through the toll plaza to downtown san francisco. that is traffic. kenny, back to you. >> thank you, roqui. >>> as we wait for election results there is worry a surprising outcome in the presidential race could spell trouble in the stock market. we have more with business analyst jill schlesinger. what do investors think will happen today? >> let's look at the last couple of weeks. basically the s&p 500 has been loosely tracking hillary clinton's odds of winning, tracking a little higher. then when the fbi director's letter broke this past friday, the s&p 500 fell about 3% along with hillary's poll standings. then yesterday, how about this, the s&p 500 up 2.2%, the best day in eight months, the day after the fbi said no new evidence found

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i'm tracy davidson. thanks for watching. have a great day. >> announcer: this portion of "nbc10 news" sponsored by morgan & morgan, for the people. >>> 7:30 now on a thursday morning, november 10th, 2016. there is a look at the white house after attacking each other throughout the campaign, president obama and president-elect donald trump are meeting there this morning. it is a face to face in the oval office to begin a transition of power most people did not expect to see. >> we'll have more on that, of course, in a moment. >>> but first the other headlines of the morning. thousands of people taking to the streets in major cities across the country last night to protest donald trump's election. one of the largest demonstrations happened here in new york where the protesters marched right to trump tower. a similar gathering held outside the trump international hotel in chicago. >>> a manhunt is under way for a gunman who shot and wounded two police officers near pittsburgh overnight. it happened in the t

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley who's got his first alert weather forecast. a look at conditions right where you live this morning. there it is, bill. >> they are chilly, 37 degrees in the suburbs, now to 37 in new jersey, the lehigh valley is at 35 degrees. we'll see temperatures climb but they're still coming down at this hour. wilmington, 38 degrees. will be at 38 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00, bright sunshine and temperatures up. but we will see a northerly breeze during the day. it's not going to be strong. just enough to keep things dry and chilly this afternoon. 30s and 40s this morning. 50s later today. 57 for philadelphia. right in the middle 50s for the suburbs, new jersey, the lehigh valley at 57 degrees. i've just updated that forecast for delaware at 57 degrees. other changes ahead, i'll show you, break it down hour by hour when i come back in less than ten minutes. >> we'll see you in a little bit, bill. breaking news. septa says it is putting the finishing touch

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i'm tracy in dubai. hong kong, where it has just gone midday. to bloomberg markets: middle east. >> all right. this, it continues to be dollar story-- dollar story. because we've seen the index a little breather today. still rallying in asian stock continues. >> that's exactly right, heidi. the dollar has come off a little today. but over the past few weeks, the rally has really been quite stunning. a chart here. take a look at this. we've had a more than two deviation, appreciation in the u.s. dollar over the past two years. actually, two standard deviations, two weeks in a row, something that's only supposed 2,000pen about once every times, assuming a normal distribution of probabilities, perhaps we shouldn't be assuming that much anymore. but still, quite stunning. development that has a lot of impact on the rest of the world, as you know. >> yes, tracy. the asianmes to session, we do have quite a bit of upside. in thefluctuations morning. the tokyo session, we had that hit early this morning. 2/10 by 1%.p around that 1/10 handle. got the sen

andrew told tracy that he was going out and he would be right back. when tracy returned home, she noticed that andrew wasn't there and called him multiple times, no answer, went straight to voicemail. next morning andrew still wasn't home so she filed a missing person's report. >> it's not him, i know he didn't walk away from his kids or his mom. nobody has seen or talked to him. nobody. this is his not his normal. if it was his normal i wouldn't be so worried. it has never happened. >> andrew was diagnosed with bipolar schizophrenia but the family do not believe it had anything to do with the mental state. mom received multiple phone calls stating that they might actually have seen andrew. >> he has a lot of friends. how would you disappear? if he is somewhere alive, that would be great, but if he's not, give us what we need to do to move on. >> i went to 4700 block where andrew was last seen, i went inside businesses and no one has seen andrew. to my surprise, most of the suppliers that were put on in the week were torn down even in the businesses.

tracy is on the ground for us in abu dhabi. tracy, great to see you. great interview, by the way. in terms of the context of the conversation, what else was on his agenda question mark did he say anything about the prospect of a deal with opec? he did not say anything specifically about opec. he actually joked every time opec speaks the market goes down, so he did not want to go there exactly. he did mention that libya's production might be a little bit less because of recent problems. but that really underscores the challenges with an opec production deal. libya has been ramping up production in recent months and i thought it was interesting. he mentioned the prospect of foreign investment. if you think that libya is getting an exemption from the potentially, the only thing standing in their way in terms of wrapping a production is and getting the funding to expand the business. if they secure outside business, we could see yet another pop in production levels. angie: what is the mood on the ground, tracy? sure. it's actually surprisingly optimistic given where oil prices are at

vai and tracy. >>> thank you, jessica. we continue live team coverage in west philadelphia. >> that's where nbc 10's matt deluciaç is live at septa's callowhill bus depot. negotiations went into the early morning but still no deal, right? >> right. and the striking workers, they are back on the picket lines. most of them have been here for quite a while. a lot have not left at all. in fact, you can see just behind us there, this he have a whole setup with a barbecue grill, tables there. these guys are plan for the long haul here although they do hope that a deal comes quickly so they can go back to work. they're among the nearly 5,000 who walked off the job more than 24 hours ago. negotiations continued well into the night. septa says they and the transport workers union local 234 continue to make steady progress toward reaching an agreement on a new contract. at one point yesterday during the evening rush as we mentioned, picketers started interfering with regional rail service. a judge stepped in to stop that. congress

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we have live team coverage of all the local and national races plus comprehensive analysis. that's just ahead. first let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. a closer look at conditions at communities across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. bill? >> some neighborhoods are seeing some rain this morning. this is the rain we were talking about yesterday. it is mainly to our west. we're getting the first showers now in some of the suburbs and the lehigh valley. the first batch of rain, showers, light stuff, moving through the allentown area and off through easton right now. those showers will be on the move. it will be on and off to start with. pottstown getting a few sprinkles at this time. they're heading towards richland. those showers will be getting stronger as the day goes on. we'll see the showers and they'll be lingering into the afternoon. right now, though, temperatures, much warmer than yesterday morning. 49 degrees in new jersey.

tracy? >>> bill cosby is expected in a montgomery county courtroom this morning for his first pretrial hearing. today's hearing will decide what evidence can be used in his june trial. cosby is accused of sexually assaulting andrea constand. prosecutors hope to call 13 other accusers during the trial. cosby's defense team filed a new motion just last night saying those other accusers have unreliable and tainted memories. the comedian has pleaded not guilty. >>> happening today, the trump campaign will make a push for pennsylvania. donald trump and his running mate, mike pence, are scheduleded to appear in king of prussia. later this morning, trump is expected ed ted to deliver an e speech.ç he attacked hillary clinton on the e-mail probe again. >> hillary is not the victim. the american people are the victims of this corrupt system in every way. this is your one chance, right now, november 8th, to change it. hillary is likely to be under investigation for a very long time. >> this all come

trac tracy? >> thanks. e-convicts in our area have a hard time finding jobs out of prison but one local nonprofit is trying to change that. >>> 12 minutes past 5:00. plus, we're following the breaking news on a tentative agreement reached between septa and its largest union. we're expecting a news conference, a join the announcement. we'll bring it to you live as it happens. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a w

traffic coming off of 2035 and tracy at 17 miles per hour. you are moving pretty slowly into northland road where the speeds pick up to 33 miles per hour. north tracy boulevard to 580bound to the altamonte pass will take you up to 30 minutes. and the peninsula commute the span of the san mateyo bridge will take you a quick 13 minutes between 880 and 101. and how is the bay bridge toll plaza looking? pretty good. a few pass lane back ups but that is all you have to worry about there. the metering lights will be turning on on the carquinez maze bridge. and the golden gate bridge, if you are heading into sprain from morin county, that will take you 14 minutes between 580 and the golden gate toll plaza. back to you for the weather. >> maybe it will be lighter this week on the roads with the holiday. that would be nice. >>> well, out the door the temperatures are on the cooler side. grab the jacket if you have an early start. that is all you will need. no umbrellas, or anything like that, at least until later this evening when the rain chances pic

tracy gary thank you so much nice to see you. >> thank you so much. >> when we return eat? z26kjz zy6z z26kbz zy6z y26kby yy6y >> no doubt about it. hosting thanksgiving dinner is stressful. especially this year -- as these tweets prove. >> katie says, "you don't know stress until you're making a thanksgiving turkey for the first time for 30 people." >> and, will chimed in on the thanksgiving survival guide with this advice. 1 - arrive at table. 2 - say, "so, who'd everybody vote for?" another room, unnoticed. no matter your seating plan. >> we hope you enjoyed this uniquely american holiday with family and friends. but if you are not, especially if you're among the many now avoiding family and friends because of the election results, just a simple thought. time heals. and you can always get new friends. both as a matter of the heart, and as a matter of fact. it's happened again. another tow truck driver is hit and killed on a local highway. what we know so far about this investigation. 9 days of mourning are >>> nine days of moufrning are underway for fidel how cuba plans

. >> this is no surprise to philanthropist tracy gary, an heir to the pillsbury fortune, who has already earmarked 92 percent of her fortune for causes she supports. >> i spoke with her recently >> tracy gary nice to have you with us. >> thank you. so often the loser in an election their causes sort of get spurred because people are concerned the gov will not -- now that the government will not support their agenda. have you seen this in the aftermath of this election? >> absolutely this an incredibly exciting moment for planned parenthood, for the aclu, you know we need to also support black lives matter, immigrant and refugee groups, things the government isn't apt to actually support right now. >> this is the way it is. when reagan and bush came in, what we notice is actually the pendulum swings and different funding happens in government, and the same was true when clinton and the obama's came in. >> we knew their agenda would be more funded by the government and the things they didn't support -- nra a good example -- increased in donations, because people interested in that agenda r

. >> this is no surprise to philanthropist tracy gary, an heir to the pillsbury fortune, who has already earmarked 92 percent of her fortune for causes she supports. >> i spoke with her recently >> tracy gary nice to have you with us. >> my honor. >> thank you. so often the loser in an election their causes sort of get spurred because people are concerned the gov will not -- now that the government will not support their agenda. have you seen this in the aftermath of this election? >> absolutely this an incredibly exciting moment for planned parenthood, for the aclu, you know we need to also support black lives matter, immigrant and refugee groups, things the government isn't apt to actually support right now. >> this is the way it is. when reagan and bush came in, what we notice is actually the pendulum swings and different funding happens in government, and the same was true when clinton and the obama's came in. >> we knew their agenda would be more funded by the government and the things they didn't support -- nra a good example -- increased in donations, because people interested in

. >> this is no surprise to philanthropist tracy gary, an heir to the pillsbury fortune, who has already earmarked 92 percent of her fortune for causes she supports. >> i spoke with her recently >> tracy gary nice to have you with us. >> my honor. >> thank you. so often the loser in an election their causes sort of -- now that the government will not support their agenda. have you seen this in the aftermath of this election? >> absolutely this an incredibly exciting moment for planned parenthood, for the aclu, you know we need to also support black lives matter, immigrant and refugee groups, things the government isn't apt to actually support right now. >> this is the way it is. when reagan and bush came in, what we notice is actually the pendulum swings and different funding happens in government, and the same was true when clinton and the obama's came in. >> we knew their agenda would be more funded by the government and the things they didn't support -- nra a good example -- increased in donations, because people interested in that agenda recognized that they were going to go through

i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. q: democrats are trying to force the president elect to sever his business ties with the trump organization? q: the president- elect took a phone call from britain's prime out of that? q: do we have any idea how much it's costing taxpayers to secure trump tower in the middle of manhattan during this transition? costing taxpayers to secure trump tower in the middle of manhattan during this transition? out of that? q: do we have any idea how much it's costing taxpayers to secure trump tower in the middle of adlib traffic at 5 we told you about the n-f-l relaxing its cleats... and now... we've got more really cool examples of what the guys on the field will be wearing this sunday... there are a rules... this is the nfl after all.. the custom cleats must honor a specific cause or charity... which the leage had to approve before this week.. and after the game... players must auction off their cleats after the game and donate all of the proceeds to their chosen charity. more than 500 player

. >> this is no surprise to philanthropist tracy gary, an heir to the pillsbury fortune, who has already earmarked 92 percent of her fortune for causes she supports. >> i spoke with her recently >> tracy gary nice to have you with us. >> my honor. >> thank you. so often the loser in an concerned the gov will not -- now that the government will not support their agenda. have you seen this in the aftermath of this election? >> absolutely this an incredibly exciting moment for planned parenthood, for the aclu, you know we need to also support black lives matter, immigrant and refugee groups, things the government isn't apt to actually support right now. >> this is the way it is. when reagan and bush came in, what we notice is actually the pendulum swings funding happens in government, and the same was true when clinton and the obama's came in. >> we knew their agenda would be more funded by the government and the things they didn't support -- nra a good example -- increased in donations, because people interested in that agenda recognized that they were going to go through philanthropic ave

team 12's tracie potts is live in washington this morning with more on that, plus the transition happening on capitol hill. ?? ad lib ?? ?? ad lib ??president elect donald trump dining out in new york after his first official security briefingand tweeting overnight that only he knows finalists for his cabinetmr. trump calls it a very organized process. congressman mike rodgers is out, in what sources call a "stalin-esque purge" of people associated with former transition leader chris christie.son-in-law jared kushner wielding influence. vice president-to-be mike pence is in charge, in washington today for lunch with vice president joe biden. congress leaders today. democrats put their minority pelosi's expected to challenge from ohio's tim and there's on steve appointment as chief the white democrats want him out.i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. q: hillary clinton's being honored in washington today?a: tbaq: after the a: tbatoday? washington today?a: tbaq: election results, there's a move underway to get rid of the electoral college?a: tbaq: and there's one person we know w

. >> this is no surprise to philanthropist tracy gary, an heir to the pillsbury fortune, who has already earmarked 92 percent of her fortune for causes she supports. >> i spoke with her recently >> tracy gary nice to have you >> thank you. so often the loser in an election their causes sort of get spurred because people are concerned the gov will not -- now that the government will not support their agenda. have you seen this in the aftermath of this election? >> absolutely this an incredibly exciting moment for planned parenthood, for the aclu, you know we need to also support black lives matter, immigrant and refugee groups, things the government isn't apt to actually support right now. >> this is the way it is. when reagan and bush came in, what we notice is actually the pendulum swings and different funding happens in government, and the same was true when clinton and the obama's came in. >> we knew their agenda would be more funded by the government and the things they didn't support -- nra a good example -- increased in donations, because people interested in that agenda recognized

>> well, i don't know about you, vai and tracy. this is definitely an election we are all going to remember for quite a while. we started here at nbc 10, as the whole election season, the campaign, here at the constitution center, headed to the white house exhibit. for more than a year, we've seen the political jabs, insults and scandals. it all comes to an end today when you go ahead and make your vote count. it's been more than a year of this. today is the time for you to pick the next president of the united states. we talk about the folks here at the constitution center about what will be remembered in this election. you may have your own memorable moments especially with the ads you've been seeing on tv for the past several months but, of course, you also had those moments you'd perhaps like to forget. on a larger scale, what happens today could have a far-reaching impact for many years to come. >> i think that for this particular election, what a lot of people have focused on quite rightly is stakes for the future of the supr

now to explain what this means next, tracie, good morning. >> aaron and eun, it means politically for hillary clinton she is not walking into this election day with her on her back in terms of the investigation being open. they made it clear that there will be no criminal charges here. politically, that is good for her. but she is talking about reconciliation. what happens the day after election day when we have this dividedco this has been a particularly hard fought and nasty election. she is talking about how you begin to reconcile america. she goes into this in our latest nbc washington adjourn poll 44 to 40 over donald trump. >> speaking of donald trump, what is his campaign to secure the final crucial swing states? >> he is all over these battleground states. he has five stops in five different states today starting carolina, in pennsylvania, in new hampshire, in michigan, a blue state he is trying to flip to red. he is not leading, but he is going to have a grueling campaign schedule today, not to mention, mike pence and then they have others out on the campaign trail. donald tr

i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. q: speaking of going public: kellyanne conway, trump's senior adviser who spoke out against mitt romney, now seems to be trying to mend fences on twitter? a: tba q: general david petraeus was at trump tower yesterday. is he going public: kellyanne conway, trump's senior adviser who spoke out against mitt romn, conway, trump's senior adviser who spoke out against mitt romney, now seems to be trying to mend fences on twitter? a: tba q: general david petraeus was at trump tower yesterday. is he seriously being adlib traffic adlib weather seagulls... if you have ever if you have ever been to a beach... been to a beach... anywhere... you know how much of a pain they are. one guy really doesn't like them. and if you're a jedi master like he is... watch out. stop yes... that is jedi master... yoda... in bad lip reading... strikes back. how awesome is this??? ad lib with tram & matt speaking of star wars.... joins ellen today... to talk about coca cola, harrison ford... and hair prisons... ch

. >> this is no surprise to philanthropist tracy gary, an heir to the pillsbury fortune, who has already earmarked 92 percent of her fortune for causes she supports. >> i spoke with her recently >> tracy gary nice to have you with us. >> my honor. >> thank you. so often the loser in an concerned the gov will not -- now that the government will not support their agenda. have you seen this in the aftermath of this election? >> absolutely this an incredibly exciting moment for planned parenthood, for the aclu, you know we need to also support black lives matter, immigrant and refugee groups, things the government isn't apt to actually support right now. >> this is the way it is. when reagan and bush came in, what we notice is actually the pendulum swings and different funding happens in government, and the same was true when clinton and the obama's came in. >> we knew their agenda would be more funded by the government and the things they didn't support -- nra a good example -- increased in donations, because people interested in that agenda recognized that they were going to go through phi

>> thanks, tracy and vai. we are still watching for the regional rail delays, of course, because we'll see that one more morning commute into the afternoon and evening. that will be messy. no service right now. they'll slowly restore all of that through center city. by tomorrow morning, we'l&ç see full service in effect. for now, still watching the regional rail delays, doylestown 514 running 24 minutes late. we're seeing the regional rail delays trick until as well. the blue route around the germantown pike on ramp, no problems right here. watch for a disabled tractor-trailer in the way there. other than that, traffic is moving along fine on the blue route, bridges, nice and clear. no scheduled opening right now at least over the tacony palmyra or the burlington bristol. nice and clear heading into philadelphia over the walt whitman bridge. >> count on nbc 10 anbc 10 app for updates all morning long. we are talking with commuters about the end of the strike and monitoring regional rails for the delays jessic

tracie potts joins us live from washington with a look at today's secret ballot. hollie. >> thank you so much. and you know we kind of just refleght on november for -- reflect on november for weather out your window this is from linda and we call it november beauty because the color and leaves have been amazing. taken earlier in the month when you know up. >> rouse leaves were still on walking down the hill of the garfield park reservation in de soto. 6:19 we will see what's ahead >>> 6:22. today democrats in the house of representatives will hold a secret ballot to determine their party's new leader. >> and tim ryan from rt tracy joins us with what we can expect on today's vote. tracie. >> reporter: so this is going to be so interesting because nancy pelosi has been the minority leader in the house for more than a decade. but after this last election, democrats are taking a long and hard look at whether or not they need new leadership in ohio. tim ryan could be the guy. they have a secret ballot happening today. this is a vote that was postponed before thanks giv

we're going to see tracy again live in the next half hour of the program. >> dana: we're doing traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. we'll get the forecast from kelly. tom is up in sky 3. >> tom: we're heading towards the southwest valley. on the way we noticed a little bit of a delay on 15. looks like a stalled vehicle. i think it was blocking travel traffic was very slow and now getting by without much of a delay. we're on our way to a report of an accident at blue diamond road and rainbow. from a distance i don't see anything that looks like real delay. we'll be on top of that in a couple of minutes. right now let's check team traffic with jeff. >> jeff: we are accident free on the freeways. 15 is running slow through the times 7 minutes between downtown and tropicana. all other freeways clear. let's get a check of the forecast with kelly. >> kelly: lots of sunshine expected again today. make sure you have t shirts on for late they are afternoon. 71 at 9:00 a.m. lunchtime 78 today. not a bad day to have lunch outside. i'll let you know what to expect for the rest of t

team 12's tracie potts is live in washington this morning with that plus... where the candidates are spending their time and their money in these last few days. ?? ad lib ?? the clinton surrogates are all over the map today: president obama, vice president biden, bill and chelsea clinton, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. indications are early voting's been pretty heavy?q: trump said early voters and change their ballots. is that true? and for everyone sick and for a: tba is that true? their ballots. and change can go back early voters q: trump said early voters can go back and change their ballots. and for everyone sick and for everyone sick out the weather channel on november 8th. the cable channel - plans to air 9 straight hours of what it calls "the most beautiful, awe- inspiring and calming weather video" ever caught on tape. picture clouds - rainbows and fall colors - set to a smooth jazz soundtrack. the weather channel says it's guaranteed to "set your soul at ease" on election day. wells fargo - maki

>> if you heading out we have red on the maps. 580 westbound tracy to dublin is over an hour. highway 4 is bunching up from antioch to concord at 45 americans. southbound 101 into san francisco from san rafael not bad at under 20 minutes. problem spots in fairfield show 80 westbound all lanes were blocked with six or seven car accident. they have been cleared. unfortunately the damage is done. you are look at slow traffic westbound 80 toward west texas and forward and another accident reported southbound 880 before while help causing slow traffic from 92 in the southbound direction blocking the left lane. back with an update on this and more in our next report. >> we have new details from the palace in a surprise move prince william is releasing a statement in support of his brother's relationship with a hollywood actress. prince harry's girlfriend has been the target of racist attacks since the relationship was first revealed. in a new statement the duke said he supports prince harry and his privacy. this is after rumors circulated she was unhappy with harris for releasing an

>> the role of tracy turnblad in nbc's hair spry live will be performed by maddie baillio. >> the 20-year-old newcomer was one of over 1,000 young women to audition. getting the part brought on the tears. >> i started crying. i had to call my mom because she's my number one supporter. i called my mom, and i said mom, i got it. >> marissa belted it out in the original broadway cast, and ricky lake was still a college student when she played tracy in the 1988 movie. >> you almost didn't go to the audition. >> it's true. i drove five hours. i got a speeding ticket on the way. you don't think of a 200 pound girl getting the guy. it really did open every door for me. it gave me this crazy career i've had over almost 30 years. ? role. >> in my speech, i was like for a chubby, you know, like short chubby girl to be in a broadway show and win a tony for it, basically what she said, it's not given us to every day. ? >> harvey firestein is recreating his role of tracy's mom edna along with ariana kristen chen oh with. >> are you freaked out a little bit about this cast? >> yes. ariana grande is

no cars on the road at this point, vai and tracy. >> it is cooler today than yesterday. just know that we don't have rain today. it's dried up a little bit. let's find out what's ahead. bill henley is watching the weather. >> you can leave your umbrella at home, the wind is blowing, a northwesterly wind, helping to clear things out and to dry us out this morning. grab your sunglasses, we'll see bright sunshine today. and a typically mild afternoon with temperatures near 60 degrees this afternoon. sunshine during the day, clear skies will make for a chilly evening. this evening, the temperatures will drop into the 40s. a little bit of a brees will still be around to make it feel cooler. right now, we're looking at 40s for most spots. one spot in pottstown, 39 degrees, there are parts of interior new jersey. lumberton at 39 degrees. medford right there as well and in the low 40s, not a lot warmer than that. we'll see plenty of sunshine. look how nice and clear it is. the last few thinning clouds along the coast. the northwest winds pushing the clouds outside of here. we ha

so far, tracy says hotshot is working for her. >> it kind of perks you up a little bit. just feeling like that it gets your heart rate going and you're ready to jump out the door and hit the pavement. reporter: right now and sells online for $35. emily riemer, wcvb newscenter 5. anchor: all it takes is a little bit of mind-over-matter to avoid the post-halloween candy temptations around the office. doctors say out of sight, out of mind is one way to approach those mid-day cravings. but that can be difficult, so make sure you're prepared. they suggest eating a solid breakfast that's high in protein and healthy fats to reduce the cravings during the day. you can also try sipping on some cinnamon tea. cinnamon is known to help to reduce sugar cravings and can help regulate blood sugar. anchor: halloween on a plane? not ideal by any means for a 3-year-old, but one father going the extra mile to make it extra that father on a flight from boston to san francisco approached passengers during the flight last night, and handed them treats with a small note attached. he said he di

tracie, hillary clinton will be in florida today. how is her campaign addressing the fbi review of e-mails. on saying if they're going to look at the e-mails, they need to do so quickly, come out with the results before the election, although it is not clear at all that is going to happen. they have 650,000 e-mails they're trying to sift through, sort and see if any are relevant. her message, as you just heard, seems to be, sure, go ahead and look through everything but they've already done a thorough investigation that cleared clinton. >> let's talk about donald trump speak on the affordable care act. what do we expect to hear from him? >> we'll talk about the rising healthcare premium the government acknowledged will go up in january. that has been a big one for the trump campaign. he is going to thereby with mike pence and mike pence will speak and deal with a lot more of the details of what they want to do and what they think works based on what he has done in indiana. the medicaid waiver they got in indiana and how things are wo

if you live in the district, tracie potts joins us with a closer look at the push in the battleground states in the last few days. >>> police are looking for the person who stabbed a man in the neck in the 1100 block of key parkway before 9:00 last night. the victim was alert and talking when they found him. call police if you have any information. >>> this morning, prince george's hospital center is trying to figure out the source of a potentially deadly intensive care unit is closed because of this. this is the second time it has closed in three times. two babies tested positive for the bacteria pseudomonas. it includes newborns. the hospital transferred five babies out of the nicu. in august, they found it in the water supply. >>> it is now time to turn our attention to the forecast. you know what? take it. >> we all will, chuck. >> absolutely right. i was out running with the dog. i didn't see you out there enjoying the sunshine. >> i was enjoying it being still. does that count? >> you were inside looking at it. >> i was outside! >> fair enough. off to a mild start this morning.

tracie potts is live on capitol hill now. what will be the goal of mike pence's meetings today? hill for the trump administration for his agenda. he will get a chance to sit down with the senate leaders you talked about, house leaders on both sides. democrats and republicans, to figure out how to get across some of those initiatives that donald trump wants to bring to the table. also, getting some of the cabinet positions approved by the senate that have not been announced yet. and trying to figure out, you know, what kind of good will they can build not only with republicans but with some choices, including donald trump's choice for supreme court justice. remember, we have the opening. three fold here. selling the agenda, selling the cabinet positions and trying to lay the ground work for getting a supreme court justice approved. >> tracie, we've heard a few names floated for possible positions in trump's cabinet. any new people emerging? >> interesting names. south carolina governor nikki possibly being considered as secretary of state. lieutenant general mike flynn, an adviso

north tracy boulevard at 580 westbound to the altamont pass will take an hour. but it frees up through livermore. to the dublin interchange, it's slow per usual. altamont pass to 680 will take you 17 minutes. let's move to the nimitz in both directions. 238 to the maze will take you 16 minutes. the san mateo bridge looking good from hayward to foster city. that's 880 to 101, 14 minutes. a different story though here at the bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights are on. traffic backing up towards the maze. carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take you 26 minutes. then expect about a 20-minute drive through the toll plaza into downtown san francisco. now if you want avoid all the traffic this morning, mass transit is all on time. >>> what a gorgeous day yesterday after the fog lifted. boy, that fog was very widespread. this morning we have some areas of fog but not quite as extensive. no rain here but upstream, it's a weak disturbance banging up against the northwest quad-cent of the quadrant of the state of california. we have cloud

tracie potts is live on capitol hill to talk about this. what a surprise. mitt was one of his biggest critics. >> he called him a fraud and phoney and trump called romney a sad man. they're set to sit down to talk about this secretary of state job or if nothing else, to see if they might be able to somehow work together, keeping in mind have all republicans on board in terms of support for some of the things he wants to do and so bringing in mitt romney could help him do this. >> we've heard so many names. surprises, too, is trump any closer to making final decisions here? >> we're hearing that he offered the job of national security advisor to lieutenant general mike flynn who has been his security advisor since the campaign. flynn, a registered democrat also has controversial foreign policy views, he appeared next to putin, so much talk about the trump campaign, now the trump transition and ties to russia. but flynn is someone who has the ear of president-elect trump and we know that loyalty is big with him so what we don't know yet is whether or not he a

tracie potts, nbc news, new york. >> tracie, thank you very much. we are closely watching the presidential race ourselves. our own raj mathai and mark matthews are both in new york city following each of the candidates. we'll have a live report starting at :00 a.m. also join our special ed dilgsz of nbc bay area news at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >>> one of the biggest items on the ballot in california is proposition 64. prop 64 would legalize marijuana for people 21 and older. the state could then license, regular and tax marijuana. supporters say it creates a safe and legal system for adult use of marijuana. opponents say there's no way to monitor people for driving under the influence of marijuana and chirp could be exposed to pot advertisements as well. >>> another important measure coming up today, people in three different bay area counties are voting on measure rr. that impacts bart service for san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties. it proposes a $3.9 billion bond measure. b.a.r.t. says the measure is needed to keep the transit syst

>> the role of tracy turnblad in nbc's hair spry live will be performed by maddie baillio. >> the 20-year-old newcomer was one of over 1,000 young women to audition. getting the part brought on the tears. >> i started crying. i had to call my mom because she's my number one supporter. i called my mom, and i said mom, >> marissa belted it out in the original broadway cast, and ricky lake was still a college student when she played tracy in the 1988 movie. >> you almost didn't go to the audition. >> it's true. i drove five hours. i got a speeding ticket on the way. you don't think of a 200 pound girl getting the guy. it really did open every door for me. it gave me this crazy career i've had over almost 30 years. ? >> you won the tony for this role. >> in my speech, i was like for a chubby, you know, like short chubby girl to be in a broadway show and win a tony for it, basically what she said, it's not given us to every day. ? >> harvey firestein is recreating his role of tracy's kristen chen oh with. >> are you freaked out a little bit about this cast? >> yes. ariana grande is playing

>> the role of tracy turnblad in nbc's hair spry live will be performed by maddie baillio. >> the 20-year-old newcomer was one of over 1,000 young women to audition. getting the part brought on the tears. >> i started crying. i had to call my mom because she's my number one supporter. i called my mom, and i said mom, i got it. >> marissa belted it out in the original broadway cast, and ricky lake was still a college student when she played tracy in the 1988 movie. >> you almost didn't go to the audition. >> it's true. i drove five hours. i got a speeding ticket on the way. you don't think of a 200 pound girl getting the guy. it really did open every door for me. it gave me this crazy career i've had over almost 30 years. ? >> you won the tony for this role. >> in my speech, i was like for a chubby, you know, like short chubby girl to be in a broadway show and win a tony for it, basically what she said, it's not given us to every day. ? >> harvey firestein is recreating his role of tracy's grande, jennifer hudson, and kristen chen oh with. >> are you freaked out a little bit about this

news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill now. donald trump took to twitter overnight saying it's well known he has properties across the globe. how is his transition team dealing with questions about his is making a big deal about this. his spokeswoman says his attorneys assures him there's no overlap between the trump organization and his hotels in the presidency in this transition. questions pop up because of events happening. just this week at the tom kierein hotel which as you know just down from the white house, they hosted a foreign reception, people who were there have stays, doing tours of the hotels. a lot of foreign diplomats reportedly trying to book at the hotel in order to gain some sort of influence with the president-elect, but their transition team continues to say that there's no conflict of interest here. >> traci, we've seen some very public process that trump is taking in selecting his cabinet. what's the latest we could see in line for some of those positions? who's been so close to the transition team consid