show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tracy morgan, julianne hough, musical guest, hank williams jr. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 402! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hot crowd. that's a hot crowd. hey, welcome. please! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. please. please, thank you so much. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you guys are the show. together, we're all the show. good looking crowd. thank you so much for being here. here's what people are talking about. of course, last night, we had the final democratic debate before the iowa caucuses in february, and it got heated. yeah. in fact, at one point, bernie sanders attacked hillary clinton for taking $600,000 in speaking fees from goldman sachs. in response, hillary was like, "oh, come on. that was one speech. [ laughter ] what am i supposed to do? give me a break." [ applause ] but overall, most experts seem to think that bernie sanders was the winner of last night's debate. you could tell

was fantastic. >> jimmy: he's one of the funniest human beings ever. tracy morgan is here tonight. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] come on, jim! >> jimmy: he's so funny. i miss him. i love him. tracy is going to tell us about his upcoming national stand-up tour and he has a new show on fx. and then he and i are facing off in our favorite animal trivia contest, pup quiz. tracy morgan, once again, will be on the show tonight. plus, she stars alongside zac efron and robert de niro in the new movie "dirty grandpa." julianne hough is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] she's talented. talented. love her. and we have great, great music from the one and only hank williams jr. [ cheers and applause ] bocefus. >> steve: bocefus himself. >> jimmy: you guys, i always say we're so lucky to have the greatest band in all of late night, the roots right there. here every single night. we love those guys. [ cheers and applause ] good to see you guys. but it isn't always fun and games. from time to time, we put the roots to the test. we pick people from our audience and have the roots m

in 25 years. so let's get a loser look at how asian markets reacted with business reporter tracy yu. tracy is a reporter for chinese state television. good morning, tracy. >> tracy: good morning, ladies, like you said, asian markets are all in the green. the shanghai composite bounced back by more than 3.2% after beijing released gdp. that's pretty much in line with market expectations. that lifted a little bit. like you said, it was the lowest of growth number in 25 years. over in hong kong people seem to be taking the number well. and over in tokyo, japanese markets also snapped losing streak finally gaining about half a percent. that's after u.s. dollar climbed against the japanese yen to 117 level and over in south korea t kospi snapped a losing streak led by pharmaceutical companies as well as samsung electronics. back to you. >> lauren: all right, tracy, thank you so much. >> nicole: we will find out later this morning if wall street is in a bind mood. let's check out u.s. stock market futures this morning. we are seeing lots of up arrows. we haven't seen much of that in 2016.

me howard. >> patrick: when tracy son started playing football at hollywood hills high school, she was the type of parent every school wants. >> i joined the booster club in his freshman year and stayed there a year after he left and went to college. >> patrick: as a booster she helped to raise money for the football team. >> for any items that the team may need that the school does not provide it. >> patrick: then the head coach wanted to take the players to a 7 on 7, and the club did not have the monthny at the time, so the coach asked tracy to help. >> i offered my credit card with the promise, and i made sure that i had a promise from the head coach that i would be paid back because i cannot afford to and you know he promised to pay it back. >> patrick: tracy says the football coach paid for the vans of the trip and she paid for the hotel rooms. >> it was great, the coach got paid back for the vans and i they ever got paidd back. >> patrick: she has a document from the booster club saying that using the card was approved by the coach and the money was to be paid back by the cl.

chills make it feel colder. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. temperatures will go up but don't be fooled, you need your parka. let's start with meteorologist karen thomas. good morning. >> good morning vai, tracy. it's a bundle up morning. you can expect temperatures in the low 20s, colder to the north and colder down to the shoreline in atlantic city, 20 degrees, 25 in cape may. we have the winds factored in out of the west-northwest now, 16 miles per hour in reading. 12 miles per hour in philadelphia. and we expect the winds to be diminishing through the afternoon. for now a wind chill is factored in so. this is what it feels like. feels like 7 in atlantic city, 11 degrees in philadelphia. so for today, the flags are blowing right now. we are expecting high temperatures, though, 35 to 38 degrees. i'll be back in a bit. flight a check on traffic with jessica for the latest. >> thank you. we're watching new jersey right now, a lot of construction projects, pretty much what you need to know. the white horse pike reduced to one lane

live. >> phyllis: can i get you anything? >> traci: oh, my god. i was halfway to new york before i got the news. i came right back. how is he? >> jack: not good, i' m afraid. >> traci: oh! jack, how did this happen? what happened? >> jack: we' piece it together. it looks like he was...beaten up and hit by a car. >> traci: how could this happen? >> phyllis: don' t count billy out. he' s a fighter. >> ashley: that' s right. he' s been done before. he' s gonna pull through. >> traci: and of course we' ll keep praying until he does. >> jill: oh, for god' s sake. really? all the show of support, all the sympathy of "poor billy"? it' s a little late for that, don' t you think? you all made it perfectly clear how you feel about him. until he ended up in that bed in there fighting for his life, not one of you gave a damn whether he lived or died. [ sobs ] we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we g ive you your day back. what you do with it

. tracy is, like, the best stainer ever. she is like our master stain person. lemonis: and everybody here has been here a while? sandy: tracy -- she's been here the longest. everybody else is a little bit less than nine months. lemonis: i'm impressed by the people that are working at kota. they all seem to be hardworking, they seem really committed to the business, but it's odd to me that this company's been in business for three years but everybody that works here has been here less than nine months. chris: josh joined us recently. josh: i'm an investor. lemonis: you're an investor, too? chris: he sure is. lemonis: and you work here full time? -josh: for free. -lemonis: seriously? josh: seriously. lemonis: how much do you have invested here? josh: $50,000. lemonis: did you hit, like, a gold mine or something? josh: i had a restaurant, and i sold it. and i ran into mike. and he said, "hey, i have an opportunity, and i jumped on board." lemonis: i hope mike realizes how lucky he is. not only does josh put $50,000 of his own money into the business, but then he shows up to work every d

of the year. but things didn't go well. you said it, gary kubiak's words to tracy wolfson, that was a quick turnaround. putting him in this position right now. >> jim: again, big nod to gary kubiak who was decisive. had good performances, 4-2. he had averaged over 300 yards over the last three games. >> phil: right. >> jim: but kubiak says, you know what, after that fumble which had nothing to do with osweiler, it was anderson fumbling on the second play of the third quarter, he said we're going the make a change here. and has changed the culture of the offense. >> phil: that's exactly right. looks fresh, looks like he's rested. >> jim: mike mccoy is out there to check on his player. >> phil: he's walking off which is great. >> jim: let's get back to what they're going to face. it's going to be fourth and six. san diego, with two time-outs. stevie johnson is inactive, malcolm floyd knocked out of the game, inman out for this play. all you have left are herndon, first year player, williams a rookie who caught an 80-yard touchdown for his first nfl >> phil: well, what you have is anto

" tore. i'm lauren mayk. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's start with the cold weather and bill henley in the weather center. bill? >> it's that cycle. cold mornings but melting in the afternoon it's going be a great day on the ice rink at penn's landing. the ice you'll find on the sidewalks and streets refreezing overnight, not so nye nice. still falling in al lenstown and pottstown. wilmington, 26 degrees. by 7:00, even colder, 22. but calm conditions and sunshine. so a quick warmup. near 30 degree at 10:00. we will be above freezing by later this morning by 1:00 this afternoon, well on our way to the 40-degree mark. we geel through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. we'll show you how warm it's going to get where you live. first jessica boyington has your traffic. jessica. >> we're watching a slippery route northbound to the schuylkill expressway. we keep moving the camera around to focus on the scene. it's having reports of being slippery and definitely slippery conditions because we do have vehicles that have spun out and now are disabled over into the right-hand sh

. take them to 7 on 7 tournament inin ocala. so the coach asked tracy to help. >> i offered my credit card with the promise that i made sure, i had a promise from the head coach to pay it back because i can't afford to do it on my own. >> the football coach paid for the vans for the trip an she paid for the hotel rooms. >> it was great. we came back, the coach got paid back for the vans and i never got paid back. >>s they si has a document from th booster club saying using the credit card w w approved by the coach an money to be paid back by the booster club. they did pay back some of the ney nearly $2,200. i would get payments here an this while i was part of the booster club. >> she is still owed $3,800 for the trip to ocala and money she she got booted. >> the straight waned%a who will new crew and so we were asked to leave and that was fine. didn't mind leaving the booster club because her son graduated but didn't want to leaea behind the $3,800 she had loaned. >> because that's who i was told i would be paidd back for. that's ho the money was given for off my credit card.

recovery. tracy morrison is jenna morrison's mother, and has a second daughter who is also a recovering addict. rob brandt's son was an addict. >> rob brandt: he battled it through high school. robby got hooked on pain pills prescribed by a dentist after his wisdom teeth were removed. he was in training with the national guard, hoping to serve in afghanistan. >> brandt: and when he came home, he met up with an old friend that he used to buy and sell prescription medications with, and that old friend introduced him to heroin. and we did the... we did rehab, we did relapse, we did rehab, and he got clean. but the drug called his name again and... and he said yes, and that was the last time and he passed from an accidental overdose. >> whitaker: for many of these parents, the hardest thing to accept was losing their children after they thought they'd finally beaten the addiction. >> lea heidman: she passed away the day after st. patrick's day. and she posted on st. patrick's day a picture of her on her laptop, studying, doing homework, saying, "no partying for me, not even a sin

was killed and so was congressman ryan and three newsmen. parks ordered his daughter tracy, her older sister and three other youths to run for safety into the jungle. >> we ran too far, and, of course, it's so thick that, like, once you get so far you can't -- you get lost in your direction. >> before night came, we went back to the jungle and started hollering for the kids and no response. and i thought oh, my god, don't tell me they're lost. >> i was the organizer, and anything that needed organizing they gave to carter. >> tim carter, seen here in '78, was a trusted aide to jim jones. he saw jonestown through different eyes. >> it was beautiful. i mean, something about nature, being in the jungle. it was beautiful. >> carter stayed almost till the end. he saw the gunmen come back from the airport. >> the tractor trailer that had come from the airstrip came up behind and stopped at the kitchen. and these guys jumped out and he said we got the congressman. >> that's when the reverend jim jones told his people this would be the day they'd have to die. >> the congressman is dead.

the week, gaining back some of that ground today. look at asian markets with business reporter tracy yu. tracy is business reporter for chinese state television. good morning, tracy. things looking better today. >> good morning, ladies things are looking much better. crc officially suspended circuit breaker last night, gaining 2% led by blue chip stocks. in hong kong the hang seng rebounded as well. after the chinese central bank, pboc gave the chinese yuan much firmer midpoint range. tokyo, trading is looking pretty directionless today. investors are pretty directionless but nikkei still ended in negative territory by 1.3% led by retail stocks and tech companies. in south korea kospi also ending in the green gaining .7 of 1% but heavy foreign selling continued. back to you. lauren: tracy, thank you so much. nicole: chinese stocks are bouncing back today following a week of wild trading. that is an understatement. but they're still down 10% for this week okay? this is ongoing serious story. we have a great guest for you guard done chang, author of, "coming collapse of china." you joi

draw more attention than last night's republican debate. tracie potts has a look at the reaction to his event and the debate. >> look at all the cameras. it's like the academy awards. tracie: side by side, donald trump's veterans fundraiser. >> isn't that better than this debate that's going on where everyone's sleeping? tracie: during the fox news debate, wher m his absence. this stage is st ugly. >> he's an entertaining guy. he's the greatest show on earth. >> he was a little teddy bear to me. >> i kind of miss him. i wish he was here. >> he's probably looking for me. he's saying, has anyone seen trump? why where's trump? where is he? where is he? >> did you miss donald trump out there tonight? >> not at all. man, was i -- that was the best debate we've had of all of the debates, easily. tracie: issues like immigration the top facebook issue during , the debate >> you changed your position on immigration because you used to support a path to citizenship. >> so did you, so did you, marco. tracei: with trump gone, ted cruz accused the moderators of targeting gosh, if you guys say, ask o

. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today, i'm tracy davidson. meteorologist bill henley. >> a little sunshine will help this mrpg. obviously the sun is not up. we got clouds with a few scattered, very light snow showers. just missing philadelphia. light snow falling in chester county. these are on the move. you might see a dusting or zippo this morning. no snow for most of the area. cold yes. 26 in philadelphia. 20 now in allentown. not as cold, feeling it yesterday. the wind has died down. it will stay light tore start with. by 9:00 sun zion, a light breeze. 30. then a west southwesterly will kick in and help to warm us to fear 40 degrees at noon time. so that's a big warm-up. we'll be into the 40s this afternoon. got your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast back at 10:00. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. >> we are watching the schuylkill for this disabled truck here. right before the exit ramp around montgomery drive. you can see east bound right now, traffic is moving along nicely by the scene. we have the blue route to the vine street expressway. no problems hea

heads up, if you are headed out the door. there might be extra volume. vai, tracy. >> breaking overnight, $1.5 billion him we finally have a few winners. take a look. so far we know three winning tickets were sold in california, tennessee and florida. nbc 10 katy zachry is live this morning. katy, no one in our area claim the big prize, but we still have some winners. >> we still do, tracy, have some people waking up this morning two a lot more in their pocket than they started with. let's start with the postives. new jersey has a $2 million winner. both pennsylvania and new jersey have $1 million winners each. we're still waiting to learn the location of where those tickets were sold. as soon as we know, we'll tell you. we do know where one jining jackpot sold. that was in california. right here at this 7-eleven in chino hills, a small town outside of los angeles. boy, did they celebrate last night. outside and pour nook the store. two other jackpot tickets were sold if tennessee and florida. no one in our area can claim such a fortune. they understand, but they're still excited to hear

tracy hunter. lisa: forced in the cold from a house fire, a woman woke up in flames overnight. >> this is wlwt news five today. lisa: a live look outside. good morning to you. i' m lisa cooney. where' s that? lisa: our route. -- roof. randi: a couple of flurries. some find flurries. -- fine flurries. it is not a huge issue, thing warm is. seven right now in springboro. nine degrees in in florence. single digits right now. the windchill advisory is for our northern communities. same thing with faith and union counties. we are seeing windchill' s 10 to 15 degrees below zero. it is so cold no matter where the windchill advisory criteria except for in the northern communities. the advisory will be in effect from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. it is january. we tend to have these kind of issues. eight eagle digit amateur with winds of five to 10 miles per hour, that' s all it takes. hamilton in cincinnati feeling like seven below. here' s a breakdown for today. nine currently at noon. we' re not talking about the windchill, it is just cold. clouds roll back this evening. today is all abou

, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to bryant. hill is a little gimpy after that. m

perspective from beijing with tracy yu. u.s. stock market futures all down, dow futures down 258 points. nasdaq futures 2%, 82 points. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. keep it here. ♪ ♪ >> i'm totally open to a tariff f they don't treat us fairly, hey, their hold trade thing is tariff. you can't deal in china without tariff. we don't do it. it's not fair trade. >> you think the chinese if they had 45% wouldn't retaliate, of course, they would. this would be devastate for our economy. >> the best thing to do is make economy stronger. >> lauren: donald trump, jeb bush and marco rubio commenting on trump's proposal to slap massive tariff on china's exports to the united states, tracy yu who is a business reporter for chinese state television joins us now in our new york studio, good morning, tracy. great to have you. are people in china even interested in the debates here? >> tracy: very much so. they are interested in the election specially when shanghai markets are crashing and people are wondering why. a lot of people blame it on the circuit b

" tracie strahan is there. trpeacie, dramatic pictures of >> r i'eporter: now we see the gaping hole that was left behind because that cruiser was towed away on a flatbed just moments ago. l of this happening around 1:00 this morning and caused by an officer that simply passed out. show you video ow of the hole and that c anruiser ingide of it. this is at flowers by ricky on bad.y street here in the clifton section. according to police, that police officer had a medical emergency. apparently high blood pressure caused him to pass out. right now he's at richmond university medical center being treated not for injuries sustained here but because of that medical emergency he had. there is a vacate order on this apartments on top of it. all of those people hav gotten themselves to safety. no one being allowed back in and no other people were injured in this, michae back to you. >> tracie, thank ou very much. >>> new this morning, four people now charged in a gang rape at a brooklyn playground. the youngest suspect is just 14. police say the 18-year-old victim was walking with her father

closed. the mayor was out all night long, tried to help people dig out. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is in newark this morning. tracie? >> reporter: kerry, now that people are waking up, they're seeing what they're up against on these residential streets. according to social media, you can go ward by ward in newark and see snow-packed streets like north 11th where we're standing. down the street a little bit of action. it may be tough to see. but someone is trying to dig their car out and part of the street. show you video now of what this street looks like. it is snow-packed and residents tell us there hasn't been a plow on the street since the blizzard began. not only do they have to deal with the middle of the street but all of the snow built up the passageway very narrow. we saw a box truck that was going to attempt to go down the street and he backed out instead. fearful he would get stuck. >> even the roads that may have seen a plow, they're still bumpy. it's the reason that newark public schools are shut down today. city hall as well. we spoke to a woman just a short t

going to begin witp "today in new york's" tracie strahan. tracie, schools in newark closed once again today. >> reporter: it's all because of snow remt'oval efforts. the snow removal efforts will originate today, but all of the snst on north 5th street. you can see in the distance still packed in the middle of the street, well, that's what's causing issues throughout the city. we'll show you video of path cruise trying to remove snow from the rails. as she said, there's no service from newark to journal square. and right now, that service cancellation is expected to last least through the end of the morning rush. now, it's already a headache to get around newark. en this morning, we've seen people that have to walk in the stu reet because the sidewalks are not plowed and that's a dangerous situation. now, the state has stepped in. they have small strike teams. that's what they're calling them, 30 trucks, 10 loaders and othe snow removal. they emphasize that plowing is not the priority. that has many people fired up. there are a lot of cars on either side of me still having to be

morning. temperatures are in the teens this morning. it's 4:00 a.m. good morning. i'm nbc 10's tracy davidson. we have a handful of schools closed. you can see them on the bottom of your screen and on your nbc 10 app. first we check in with bill henley. good morning, bill. >> good morning. the winds have died down and much of the areas have dried out but those areas still damp during the melting yesterday have refrozen overnight. look at the temperatures this morning. teens for al lens town, pottstown, and reading, colder than yesterday. 10 degrees colder than philadelphia. it'll well below freezing for millville and 20s in delaware. the wind that was so strong yesterday, barely moving today. a light breeze. the temperatures will be climbing. 20 degrees to start with by 6:06:0 6:00. by lunchtime still freezing. i'll go through neighborhood by neighborhood. jesse gray has your traffic. good morning, jesse zbhood morning. there were slippery spots off of the off ramps but i think we're doing okay. 14 minutes here, average speeds in the 50s on 95 right now. no problems heading into cent

covered with everything you need to know. good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we're issuing a first alert for today and tomorrow because of the winter storm we expect heavy snow and coastal flooding over the next two days and the national weather service says more than 50 million people are in the path of the storm as it heads up the east coast. here in pennsylvania a state of emergency is already in effect. that frees up federal money so the state can get things cleaned up, clear roads and fix power problems. the storm is being blamed for four deaths in other parts of the country. >> again, we're issuing a first alert today and tomorrow because we expect dangerous weather conditions. philip seymour hoffman meteorologist bill henley is in the weather center. parts of the area could get more than a foot of snow. >> easily, yes. other parts could see closer to 20 inches, more than a foot and a half of snow. add to it strong gusty winds and you've got the makings of blizzard conditions. that's why blizzard warnings are up for wil

bernie sanders. tracie potts has the latest developments. trump: can you believe this? this guy is a wack job, he' s a wacko, he' s beating hillary clinton. tracie: even donald trump' s talking about bernie sanders. the latest polls show sanders up by 27% in new hampshire and within striking distance just two points behind hillary clinton in iowa. clinton' s team says they' re not worried but she' s pushing back especially on healthcare. , mrs. clinton: you know, it' s kind of like we' re in a vigorous agreement, but we' re not exactly seeing eye to eye. tracie: here' s bill clinton on sanders. mr. clinton: the real issue is who can win the election, who is prepared to do the job, and who can make real change. tracie: ted cruz on sanders and national security -- sen. cruz: bernie sanders chose not to attend, chose not to vote on this issue at all. tracie: republicans seem more than ready to take on the number two democrat. joel benenson: they are trying to prop up bernie sanders, and they would rather run against him. tracie: lower tier candidates are taking aim at cruz on immigratio