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the ecb discussion of possibly tapering markets through markets for a loop. federal reserve officials saying a rate rise is likely to you have that an economic data that came in better than estimated. durable good, factory orders, and the isn nonmanufacturing. the measure of the services economy coming in at an 11 month high. that is where you saw the leg up this morning. seeing on the two-year yield, 0.85%, at its highest since june 2. we see the change in perception again about what could happen with rates this year. that is reflected in fed funds future and the probability priced in for rate hikes before the end of the year. after back up at 61% falling closer to 50% several times and it was below that even as recently as august. we are seeing those perception increases with yields going up, we have seen financials benefit. bank stocks have rebounded today again, jp morgan, citigroup, wells fargo, they have moved not necessarily a one to one correlation with what h ....
down. snooping scandal. yahoo! s ceo marissa mayer under fire for reportedly complying with the government s request to secretly search hundreds of millions of e-mail accounts, a massive invasion of privacy or an important tool in the war on terror? and today exclusive, it s behind these walls that one of the biggest pop stars lived and recorded many of his hits. only a select few have ever been inside, but this morning they re opening the doors of prince s paisley park just for us, and we re getting a first-ever live tour, today, wednesday, october 5th, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone, welcome to today on a wednesday morning. that map we ve been watching of hurricane matthew down south just continues to get more and more ominous for the united states. not to be all al roker about it, but it seems like those models have converged and i ....
now at 11, admiring his dedication. reporter: how far do you want? about 18 hours. it takes a man about five hours to get to his job in a community is rallying behind him to make sure he does not have to walk again in akron business forced to close after an ebola scare, see who the owners ev was going on and i had clothes that i had smoke billowing out of my closing. reporter: get ready to play more why, prescription drugs could skyrocket next year. this is soaring is the story of a hard- working man who walked 18 miles to work in the chain of events that now has an entire community rallying e-. good evening i am russ mitchell. i am s earl mitchell. after we told you the story last night many of you were moved to action. hillary has an update to the story. reporter: this has become the epicenter of goodwill for a man who has become a sort of work ethic hero. carl coming. not the goodhearted cop who picked him up and certainly not the good stuff avalanche tha ....
to a lot of cities in the southeast cecily tynan is here with more. reporter: good news for our region but this is a dangerous storm heading to the southeast coast of florida, still a category 3 hurricane. maximum sustained wins of 120 miles per hour. it s probably undergoing eye wall replacement cycle. there is florida only 400 miles away a huge storm 300 miles across and making a beeline moving northwest at 12 miles per hour. this is the latest track from the national hurricane center, it does have a category 4 lan fall near cape canaveral with maximum sustains winds of 130 miles per hour. it parallels georgia and brushes the coast of south carolina saturday afternoon as a category 2 hurricane, before it makes a quick hook out to sea. as a category 1 hurricane and perhaps meandering off the southeast coast. since yesterday we had a major shift in the official track of this hurricane. yesterday at this time talking about it rolling up the coast and now there is prett ....
and the worst is still yet to come they tell us. so we have live team coverage from palm bay, florida and fox news chief meteorologist janice dean. but we start with leland vittert live at daytona beach as he s been throughout the night. hey, leland. reporter: brian, ainsley, steve, good morning. through the night, it s gotten so much worse as matthew approaches. you turn your head towards the beach and the wind and the water, it s gotten painful now when the water droplets hit you. it s like a sandblast and it will get worse as the wind speeds pick up here as the storm moves forward. the storm surge coming in, roads with water on them and more to team. we re still at low tide. the police chief said real danger is coming now of a combination, deadly combination of high tide an the storm surge together as the eye passes over. take a listen. we ve got some trees and power lines down now. so we re hanging in there and hoping it turns further out to the east. we won t ....