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everybody waiting to see what happens. 8:30 a.m. s&p futures down by less than a point. the nasdaq up by 1.5. yesterday you saw the nasdaq close down by basically it was flat. it was down 0.9 points or something. it was flat. dow and nasdaq did manage to eke out gains. check out what happens overnight in asia. the nikkei looks like it was flat lining as well. up 3.5%. shanghai comp and hang sang both a little bit higher. in europe, you ll see thing are relatively positive if evfor th major averaging at least. dax up slightly. and let s take a look at crude oil. this was the wbig story yesterday. major pull back for crude oil prices. we have had people who have told us this week that crude was going to come down because of seasonality issues. we did see numbers this week. that has put pressure on wti. now to the weather. hermine has downgraded to a tropical storm, but not before becoming the first hurricane to make land fall in florida since 2005. the storm brought 80-mile-p
New-yorkUnited-statesGeorgiaCanadaJapanShanghaiChinaGermanyParisFrance-generalFranceWashington alert traffic center. jessica? bill we are quiet as expected so far this morning. out in new jersey first on 295 right around mount laurel and route 38. the southbound lanes in here not really much going on. it s okay because our drive times are in the clear. 13 minutes headed southbound from 38 up towards the black horse pike. as well no problems northbound. rest of our drive times and look at our majors that tend to jam up in the morning hours, good so far on 95 southbound into the center city area. 13 minutes. same drive time on the schuylkill if you re headed into center city. currently no problems on the blue route. more drive times and more cameras coming up. new from overnight, gun violence has police in philadelphia and camden investigating a total of four shootings. two of those shootings were deadly. in ñ9í$philadelphia s mantua neighborhood a man died after being shot in the head. police found the victim near a basketball court at city park and aspen street
Camden-countyNew-jerseyUnited-statesMillvillePennsylvaniaArlingtonTexasDelawarePrinceton-universityWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaNorris-town stiller has died. this morning tributes breaking in. breaking barriers. both sound and gender. we are taking to the skies with the iconic blue angels first-ever female pilot as we honor those who currently serve our country and those who gave their lives for it. today, monday may 25th 2015. announcer: from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome to today on this monday morning. it is memorial day 2015. i m willie geist. and i m tamron hall along with she ned jones and dylan dreyer. we have men and women on the plaza keeping everyone company. we ll say hello to them later. first let s get to today s top story. that damaging and deadly flooding in the south. the images coming out of texas and oklahoma are just unreal. entire neighborhoods submerged. crews using boats and helicopters to use rescues. gabe gutierrez is in hard-hit texas. gabe good morning. reporter: willie good morning. this
ArkansasUnited-statesVietnamRepublic-ofAlabamaLouisvilleKentuckyAustraliaBrooklynNew-yorkChester-countyPennsylvania obamacare needs young people in order for it to work but they have to choose between hundreds, even thousands of dollars for coverage or a $95 fine. what are we choosing? roll it. honestly, because i don t know how much health insurance is, but i know it s a lot more than that. charles: and news anchor shelby holiday asked a bunch of people and shels what you found out about this? a lot of young people are worried about the cost. and the bottom line is the government needs 2.7 million young adults to enroll in health care for the math to shake out and for the system to work. the problem is cost has always been a big, big issue for young people and premiums have risen for young people with the affordable care act. so, i think one issue is there s a little bit of a health care literacy, young people don t know how health care works, but the other issue is cost, when you hear you can pay a $95 fine or hundreds of dollars a month for health insurance they want too push the
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