sunnyvale. we had a crash at north fair oaks, an overturned vehicle. it's taking time to clear, so we have a backup, and maybe a second one in the backup. central expressway is a good alternate. >> the "today" show is just ahead. we're continuing "today in the bay" on roku and other streaming platforms. scott mcgrew joins us to break down the first in the state ai proposal one bay area county is making today to try to protect jobs. be sure to watch our 7:00 a.m. newscast. you can also find it at nbcbayarea.com. >> you don't want to miss that because we have meteorologist barbie with us at 7:00. [ laughter ] >> is it the pink? >> you good tuesday morning good tuesday morning voting begins overnight in new hampshire. >> it's a pivotal day in the race for the white house it's january the 23rd. good morning

this is "today." ♪ make or break. today's new hampshire primary all but a must win for nikki haley who goes on the attack overnight. >> if you have to lie to win, you don't deserve to win it's that simple. >> donald trump looking to seal the deal after just two contests. >> we're down to two people. and i think one person will be gone probably tomorrow. >> this morning what's at stake and the mood of the voters as the first ballots are cast. breaking overnight, extreme weather. an emergency declared in san diego. record rain leading to widespread flooding. this morning a series of winter storms on the move al's got what we can expect. escalating tensions. the u.s. launches a new ground of strikes in yemen, while israel reels from a deadly attack on their forces in gaza 21 soldiers killed just ahead, what it could mean for a new plan to pause the war. unprecedented. jury selection set to begin.

in a high-profile case parents in michigan charged in a school shooting committed by their son. >> those parents sat in that room with the administrators and didn't tell them about the gun, didn't tell them about all the problems that this kid was having at home. >> we'll take you inside the first of its kind trial. those stories, plus career night. >> coast to coast for 70 >> you heard that right. 70 points for philadelphia star joel embiid. the very exclusive nba club he just joined. and wildest dreams it is one of the most talked about moments of the nfl playoffs a little girl getting a boost from jason kelce to say hi to her hero, taylor swift. >> you're the best, kelce! >> and ella is joining us to tell us all about the moment she will never forget, today,

tuesday, january 23rd, 2024. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. good to see you. welcome to "today. thank you so much for joining us on this tuesday. i think ella willed that moment into existence >> didn't she? >> this little girl manifested she wanted to see taylor swift somehow she ends up clear across the stadium from where she was originally seat and in the arms of jason kelce, who gets the vote for man of the year this morning. >> no kidding. >> she will be here live with her mom. >> but speaking of voting, let us start with the first primary in the 2024 race it's already underway. polls are open in new hampshire this morning we have the first results by tradition. >> yes, they are in. nikki haley swept all six votes in the small town of dixville notch where they kept up the long held tradition of casting

ballots at the stroke of midnight >> this republican battle is now a two-person race after ron desantis dropped out the latest poll shows donald trump with a commanding 22-point advantage over haley that is actually up three points from yesterday's tracking poll >> we'll have complete coverage both in new hampshire and right here in studio 1a. let us start with hallie jackson in bedford, new hampshire. good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda this is it it is happening. democracy in action with all of these early risers that have gotten up with these doors here opening literally in the last three minutes. people are turning out for what is a critical and big day in new hampshire. we'll take you inside so you can see it here. the town clerk tells us that the undeclared voters in this particular precinct have the edge as far as registration. and that's exactly the kind of voter that nikki haley has to win in what's seen as her last best chance to try to take on donald trump the first few ballots this

morning officially tallied in new hampshire, tiny dixville notch overnight, with six voters unanimously backing u.n. ambassador nikki haley, in a race down r now down to two candidates former president trump hoping for a show of gop force along former primary rivals. tim scott, doug burgum and vivek ramaswamy. ron desantis not on stage, but he has an open invitation, according to a trump campaign official after desantis dropped out of the race sunday and endorsed the former president, who is already looking ahead to the general election >> you are going to put crooked joe and his protectors on notice that we are coming in november. >> reporter: new polling shows him leading haley by 19 points here >> so what does a good night look like? >> i like wins i don't like when people say you're up by -- and if you win by 4,700, they say it's a gross failure. >> reporter: for haley today, pressure to prove she can stop or slow mr. trump's march to the

gop nomination in the one on one race her campaign has wanted this is not a coronation >> why should we assume, oh, this time we have to have biden and trump. that's not fair to the american people more people deserve to be able to vote. and i'm going to give them that option. >> reporter: she's campaigning with new hampshire's popular republican governor chris sununu to do well in this state, she has to win independents like gary and brenda, both turned off by mr. trump, but gary plans to vote for chris christie instead. >> i realize people tell me i'm wasting my vote, but i have to look at myself in the mirror >> reporter: brenda will write in president biden's name. but new this morning, fall-out over a robo kal pretending to be from president biden urging people not to vote today >> what a bunch of malarky. >> reporter: that sounds like joe biden, but it's not. the state's attorney general saying it appears to be artificially generated, calling it an attempt to suppress new hampshire voters the white house confirms that that call was indeed fake.

as for the republican race here, you can see it of course, the room is filling up in this precinct. the expectation that as many as 9,000 voters could end up here throughout the course of the day. it as always will come down to turnout. it's a political cliche for a reason it matters who shows up and who they end up backing. we will see if those undeclared voters show up for nikki haley or if donald trump maintains what we're seeing so far, which is that big polling lead, savannah. >> hallie jackson at the polling place. they're voting early but not often. just once. thank you. kristen welker, moderator of "meet the press" back from new hampshire is with along with steve kornacki good morning >> good morning. >> i do a lot of tracking polls in new hampshire we have one just in this morning. who has the momentum. >> look, donald trump in this daily tracking poll, they have done this every day since the iowa caucuses hit 60% in the final one. this is nbc 10 suffolk university 60 for trump. 38 for haley we have seen surprises in a few

past new hampshire primaries but of this scale to come down this margin and pull off a win, this would be a surprise for the ages if haley is able to pull this out today. >> new hampshire does sometimes surprise because of the large number of undeclared voters who can come in, not democrat voters but undeclared say i'll take a republican ballot and then they can vote nikki haley needs independents to come out in droves and go for her in a big, big way. >> exactly match that's the backbone of her strategy take a look at the breakdown we just showed you the poll. these are the republicans. these are the registered republicans. look at that lead trump has. 42 points over nikki haley then tin dependents, haley, 12 points ahead of trump in independents independents make up a bigger share in new hampshire than anywhere else. she has to get that number 65%, 70%, something like this and frankly among republicans, that number is too low it's got to tick up closer to 30 points it would take a gain of 20 here and a gain of about 5 here that could put her in the game

it's a very tall order but that's what it would take. >> she has a big time run the table here in new hampshire. and then what? because the map is not getting any easier for her even though the next primary about a month away is in her home state. trump outpolls her there as well >> you're absolutely right, san va that. look, this is the last stand for nikki haley. it's the last stand for the never trumpers effectively as well what would she need to do to go on to south carolina she would need to come in, i am told, with a single digit margin savannah, but look at these numbers that steve just laid out. they're just staggering. and the momentum, she just doesn't have it heading into tonight. >> do you think if she loses by a margin like that, a 20-plus -- do you think she just gets out of race or tries to hang on? >> i think it's almost impossible to justify staying in the race if she loses and if she loses by that large of a margin. savannah, i was in new hampshire. i was talking to her supporters. they feel frustrated because new hampshire is the place of

comebacks. don't forget bill clinton, john mccain, hillary clinton, they all came back in new hampshire. what was the difference? if you talk to nikkei hailey supporters, the difference is she has not been flooding the zone in the same way those candidates had been. in order to have the type of momentum to go into south carolina, her home state, where by the way, all the top officials endorsed trump, she really needs a big, big showing tonight. >> this could go both to you real quick if we have a general election specially start tomorrow, nikki haley gets out of the race, we're already here trump versus biden who does that benefit, what do the numbers show you, what does your analysis show you >> i would say that the democrats have already started the general election if they can argue it begins in earnest, that could help them with momentum, with making the case that we need to start galvanizing now. guess what's happening today, president biden, the vice

president, appearing in virginia they're holding an abortion rights rally their first joint appearance of 2024, savannah for them, the general election has started. >> br this, the earliest a general election ever started in 2004, march 3rd, the kerry/bush matchup was set then this were to get set this week, by far, this would be the longest general election ever. >> and it feels like it. can i be honest, thank you so much we'll see you tonight during our special live coverage of the new hampshire primary starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern, streaming on nbc news now hoda, over to you. >> thank you. turning now to the severe weather in southern california san diego's mayor declaring a state of emergency yesterday after days of heavy rain and widespread flooding. check out this video several cars just getting swept away by those flood waters the area getting three months worth of rain in six hours morning commuters were hit with

the worst of the storms prompting dozens of rescues. closing roads and some schools and this morning even new storm threats sweeping across the country. good time to bring in al to figure out where this is all headed. >> good morning, hoda. good morning to all of you you can see the storms moving out of the southwest we're going to be looking at heavy rain now making its way into parts of the southwest. this is just the beginning you can see right now ahead of that, we're looking at some icing conditions up through the upper midwest. heavy storms and showers and thunderstorms getting together in the southwest so we have an active storm track. a series of storms will be coming out of the southwest. add to that this massive plume of moisture coming up from the caribbean and the gulf and a parade of storms one right after the other through the weekend. we're talking especially down through the lower gulf and lower mississippi river valley, upwards of 10 inches or more of rain possible. in fact, we have a moderate flood risk stretching from central texas all the way on up into alabama because of all of

this heavy rain and the area already soaked to the north, we have icing possible from des moines all the way to augusta, maine. we'll be watching that very closely. and a light dusting of snow from milwaukee all the way to boston. guys >> all right, al, we'll check back to the middle east now where the u.s. has expanded strikes against the houthis. that iran-backed group in yemen responsible for on going attacks against commercial shipping in the red sea. and in gaza, more than 20 israeli soldiers have been killed in an attack there. nbc's raf sanchez joins us now with the latest from the region. raf, good morning. >> reporter: isavannah, good morning. this was the biggest wave of strikes in yemen in more than ten days it involved both u.s. and uk war planes and cruise missiles the question, though, will it actually be enough to stop houthi attacks on commercial ships? u.s. navy fighter jets leading a new wave against iranian-backed

houthi militants in yemen. the attacks targeting missiles radar sites and weapons depots, according to u.s. central command. it's the eighth time western forces have struck in yemen in response to months of houthi attacks in the red sea, which are threatening to hold up global shipping. the u.s. and the uk saying we will not hesitate to defend lives and the free flow of commerce but so far the strikes failing to deter the houthis, who say their attacks will continue until the war in gaza ends that doesn't look likely any time soon. israel's military saying this morning it's encircled the city of khan younis sending civilians palestinians fleeing further south in hope of safety. but israel also reeling from news 24 troops were killed in gaza yesterday its single bloodiest day of the war. prime minister netanyahu saying on behalf of our heroes, we will not stop fighting until total

victory. but two israeli officials tell nbc news they've offered hamas a two-month pause in the fighting in exchange for the release of the remaining hostages families of those hostages storming a parliamentary committee yesterday, demanding action from their government you will not sit here while our children die, this father shouts among the protesters, gil dickman, whose cousin caramel is still a hostage. if you could speak to her now, what would you tell her? >> i would say, i'm so sorry it took us such a long time i really want this to end. we all want this to end, but we're coming for you >> reporter: and every day just agony for those families in terms of the negotiations, despite that new proposal from israel, the two sides remain very far apart mediators in qatar saying

they're doing what they can to try to close the gaps. savannah >> raf, thank you so much. >> 7:15. you want some good news? we have some in the economy at least. >> good morning. good morning to as well. wall street entering a trading day on quite the high note the dow finished at 38,000 for the first time ever. the s&p soaring to new heights posting its second straight record high. in a reflection of how americans are feeling about the economy, consumer sentiment has risen to its highest level in years here to break it down including what it means for your bottom line, nbc senior business correspondent christine romans christine, good news >> good morning. yeah, a noted vibe shift on the economy. for a long time that it's the economy, stupid, was not a good question to be asking right now. people are calling it a goldy locks economy. not too hot. not too cold just right a few things happening wages are growing faster than your grocery bill. that's been happening for a few months people can notice that egg prices egg prices, while higher than we

like, they're still lower than last year. gas prices $3.08 nationwide. but 20 some states have below 3 bucks a gallon there are things people feel, including their 401(k)s. that are starting to turn positive and people are feeling better about the economy >> still a couple different difficult spots. the housing market not so great. interest rates will be down to 6%, right? >> if you see mortgage rates start to fall below 6%, that could be some relief in the housing market the housing market is the only place in the economy that hasn't normalized yet right? you still have low number of home sales prices are still too high for first-time home buyers affordability is awful there if you, for example, had a mortgage rate that would dip to 5.75%, that would mean savings of just shy of 200 bucks a month on a new mortgage. that might be something that could help free up some money later this year. >> a lot of folks are saying, i will stay put because i have

this lovely 3% mortgage. is the fed expected to cut interest rates a lot of times mortgage rates follow >> exactly if the fed cuts interest rates later this year -- fed was raising interest rates because of inflation the feeling is inflation, while still too high, is starting to come under control i think that's why you're seeing this notable vibe shift. you talked about the consumer sentiment numbers. i haven't seen those numbers improve that quickly since the early '90s that was a very fast improvement. there is something happening in the psyche the psyche that's been fragile for american consumers people are feeling better about things we don't know how long it will last gas prices are a really big part of that, but certainly 401(k) values peak there. you can peak at your 401(k), america. >> you can look again. >> 2022 was terrible but all of that was made back >> go and buy some eggs. okay thank you. let's go to the nba now. and what a night for philadelphia 76ers center joel embiid the reigning mvp scoring a- embd

franchise record 70 points >> embiid coast to coast for 70! >> by the way, embiid becoming just the ninth player in all of nba history to score 70 or more in a game. so he broke wilt chamberlain's team record of 68 points back in 1967 the san antonio spurs couldn't stop them. not only did he score the 70 points, he had 18 points after the game, embiid said it was a great night. any way, my teammates kept giving me the ball and i just finished it. sixers won that won 133-123. i love his attitude, too. >> so he's the reigning mvp. there is concern he won't be able to qualify this year because the nba has this rule you have to play a certain number of games and he was hurt so he missed 11 games so far but he should be >> could there be an asteric or exception? >> don't be silly.

>> sports is not my thing. >> 70 points that's amazing oh my gosh we don't have any 70s on the map. that's amazing actually, we do in florida temperature 77 degrees in tampa today. icy travel as you get through the great lakes up into northern new england. that flood risk down through texas and the gulf coast, milder highs through the plains and we're finally starting to dry out in california, but a few showers up in the pacific northwest and some snow in the mountain region. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.

today we take a break from the rain and we're starting out with temperatures in the low to mid-50s, and we're going to see highs in the upper 50s for the tri-valley, as well as along the bay and into the north bay we're in the low 60s this afternoon. this is our break from the rain, but as it comes back tomorrow, we are going to see slightly cooler temperatures. rain first starts out in the north bay at 7:00 to 8:00 in the morning, and continuing off and on throughout the and that's your latest weather. guys >> al, thank you weather. guys >> al, thank you coming up, should the parents of a school shooter be held accountable for their child's actions? that is the question at the heart of a high-profile trial getting underway in michigan this morning we will have a live report from the courthouse. also ahead, it is an early morning in hollywood this year's oscar nominations being revealed as award system season heats up. but first this is "today" on nbc.

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east simms road. there was a heavy presence, including s.w.a.t. teams. neighbors are telling us that this all started yesterday afternoon. it ended hours into the overnight hours. deputies so far are not revealing if arrests were made or if anyone was injured. the contra costa county sheriff's office so far is not commenting. some relief this morning for cal state students everywhere, thanks to a late-night deal. the planned five-day strike is over after just one day and before spring semester officially starts on some campuses. the union representing professors, librarians and other academic staff reached a tentative agreement that includes a 5% pay hike retroactive to last july and another 5% raise set to take effect this summer. the agreement includes safer workspaces and expanded parental leave. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking a dryer start to our day. >> and we are seeing it clearing out across much of the bay area. as we take a look at our temperatures and what to expect.

upper 50s and low 60s. it's going to be nice to have that sunshine for most of the day. but then rain is back tomorrow. we're stopping it right here at 7:30. this time tomorrow morning we'll already see rain in the north bay, and at times it may be heavy as it continues to move, more widespread across the bay area, pushing from north to south and then going into tomorrow night, as well as thursday morning, with that rain tapering off. so we are going to see more wet weather in the forecast over the next several days. by friday we may see lighter showers moving in. but it is clearing out on sunday, with the sunshine and temperatures in the low 70s, and san francisco will s more rain eeco

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shooter heading to trial james and jennifer crumb by each face four counts of involuntary manslaughter, this after their son ethan shot and killed four of his classmates here in michigan at oxford high school back in 2021 today, the mom, heads to trial >> reporter: this morning, history unfolding in a michigan courtroom. jennifer crumbley, the mother of convicted school shooter ethan crumbley, starts trial her husband, james crumbley, also facing manslaughter charges will be tried separately in 2021, ethan crumbley opened fire at his suburban michigan high school, killing four students and injuring several others prosecutors say he used a semiautomatic handgun purchased by his dad as an early christmas gift, days before the shooting crumbley, 15 at the time, posting online, quote, just got my new beauty today. >> the terror that he caused in the state of michigan and in oxford is a true act of terrorism. >> reporter: prosecutors also

say there were warning signs days before the shooting when a teacher saw crumbley searching for ammunition online. his parents allegedly dismissed calls from the school at the time authorities say jennifer crumbley sent a text saying, quote, l.o.l., i'm not mad at you. you have to learn not to get caught and the day of the attack, a teacher discovering hand drawn images of a gunpointing at the words, the thoughts won't stop, help me. both parents were called to the school but prosecutors say they declined a request to take ethan home crumbley charged as an adult received a life sentence without parole last month. victims testified at his sentencing in december. >> justin told us he was in the bathroom with the shooter. the next text we got from him after was, quote unquote, i love you guys little did i know that would be my last text i ever received from justin. >> reporter: but in newly revealed court documents, crumbley is appealing the sentence and his attorneys now say he will be advised to resist testifying in his parent's

trials vin johnson represents two students killed by crumbley and others who escaped. >> those parents sat in that room with the administrators and didn't tell them about the gun, didn't tell them about all the problems that this kid was having at home didn't tell them about any of this. >> reporter: he says these families believe jennifer and james crumbley should be held accountable. meanwhile, we have not heard from the attorney's representing james and jennifer crumbley. they were issued a gag order back in 2022 preventing them from speaking publicly we also haven't heard from ethan's attorneys. back to you guys >> all right, thank you. let's turn to nbc senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. good morning >> hi, guys. >> it's extremely rare for parents to be charged for the conduct of a child, an older teenager like this why do you think prosecutors brought this case and what evidence do they have? >> this is a first we have never seen the parents charged in all the cases that we have courted, we have never seen this before.

it's not as if they're using some new laws that passed in order to get the participants. they're using just plain old involuntary manslaughter, which has been on the books for years. just unintentional killing even if they didn't actually hand him the gun, knowing he was going to do it, the idea is that they had the signs all the warning signs were there and they were negligent and ignored those signs. we saw all the text messages which come in at trial. >> criminal negligence or recklessness they're looking to prove. >> they are match they charged both parents with. and the parents are being charged separately here which could play into it. >> that's interesting. they didn't have a trial together first the mom goes and then the dad goes what is the strategy there >> well, you would think the person who gets to go first, gets to set the stage and tell their story. but if you think about it, the dad might be at advantage going second because he gets to see exactly who -- might be on the jury, what the defenses are, what's going over well, what's not playing so well. he might have an advantage in going second. >> laura, what do we expect the defense's strategy to be here? >> i think their only hope is to

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near taylor. you were on the other side >> yeah. >> so what happened? how did you get close? how did you get over there >> her friend's brother was like >> yeah. in front of taylor. >> so for >> yeah. >> so for halftime, we like switched seats. >> that's a good friend. >> good friend >> did you think you were going to see her >> yeah. >> i heard, ella, that actually last week you told all your friends i'm going to meet taylor swift at the game. >> yeah, yeah. >> you knew. >> yeah. >> why did you think that? >> because i was thinking positive but some of my friends weren't that positive. >> they said, no, you won't. there is so many people. okay so you make the best sign ever, which we have right here. >> yes. >> buffalo bills, plus taylor swift, best first game ever. >> so cute

i love all the glitter that you did. >> so you make that. and then what happened tell us what happened next. >> and then jason went out of the suite, also got the girl next to us and then came -- came over here. and then he picked me up and i saw taylor >> what was it like when you saw taylor in real life? >> it was amazing. did you know who that was or was it just some random guy with no shirt on >> i knew who he was, but i couldn't really recognize him. >> mom, this had to be in slow motion for you. >> yes. >> you bring your daughter she says she wants to see taylor you are probably like, i hope so, but we don't know, honey what was it like being able to witness that moment? >> it was amazing. he came down it was like the happiest i have ever seen her.

she was crying just of happiness. it was so cool. >> so when jason lifted her up because that was a moment that everybody saw. >> did you know it was jason >> yes, yes. he had already come out before that and then he had gone back in so i did know it was jason. >> wow what a moment. >> but when he lifted her up, he was so kind to her i was just so thankful that he gave her the chance to see taylor because she was standing up there at the top of her bleachers with her sign just waiting and hoping and so brave. she climbed all the way to the top. >> well, he's a girl dad he's good people he knows what to do. when did you realize this blew up. and was a huge viral moment. >> people started texting me yesterday morning. and yeah - i didn't even tiktok downloaded. so i downloaded it, and i saw that it was like billions of views. crazy. >> have you had a chance to talk to your friends yet? what are they saying >> no.

i only talked to one friend. her name is ryan conroe. >> hi, ryan. >> hi! wrmt and what did she say? >> she said that it was really amazing. >> awe, you're an amazing kid. i love how you knew it was going to happen. you believed and it did happen. that's going to happen over and over in your life. you are going to believe something will happen and it's going to happen. that's what's going to be. all right? >> dreams come true, ella. what a whirlwind. >> thanks for sharing it with us. >> all right, al over to you. >> oh, that is special thanks so much, guys you know, we get some video in here from far away sometimes the marshall islands, for example, there are a lot of u.s. naval and u.s. military installations. take a look at this video. they had massive waves because of cyclonic action here. boom this comes into one of their rec centers. look at how this water just comes in rushing in.

thankfully, nobody injured but my gosh, that is just crazy video there from the marshall islands. we salute everybody for their service and their swimming because that was rough right now we have a warmup coming up. the january thaw is getting set up as that high pressure pumps up warmer conditions. we're looking at roanoke, 8 degrees above average. nashville at 53. a little warmer than average as well tomorrow that heat continues cincinnati, chicago, tallahassee, houston, all above average. then as we get into the latter part of the week it was nice while it lasted, but temperatures start to cool down in chicago, low 40s. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with clouds in the inland areas and some clearing in other parts of the bay area. but overall it's dry, and we'll see our temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s today. rain will be back tomorrow. we'll be watching it coming in

from north to south, starting in the morning and continuing off and on into the afternoon. our temperatu forecast. >> ella! >> we almost forgot, ella. do you want to trade friendship bracelets? we have a couple "today" ones for you. >> did you make these? >> oh, reputation! i love reputation. thank you. >> thank you, ella. >> these are "today show" bracelets. >> i'll get you one, too and one more grandma as well. >> thank you, guys, so much. >> awe >> thank you, ella oh, that's beautiful that's so nice. >> i'll swap you one. >> that's a good one. >> thank you. you guys, coming up, a divide for the ages. when it comes to watching tv, you might be surprised at who actually prefers to watch with subtitles. >> that story and your boost

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reached a tentative deal as of last night. part of that deal will see a 5% pay increase, as well as an increase to parental leave, an increase to the salary floor and an extension of teachers' contracts until 2025. some csu campuses are back in the classrooms today because of this tentative deal. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're starting out with clouds in san jose. it was a little damp from earlier this morning. we will continue to dry out throughout today as we take a break from the rain. it will be back tomorrow morning starting at 8:00 in the morning in the north bay, and then moving into the rest of the bay area for tomorrow afternoon. and we're looking at off and on showers over the next several days. we take a break again on thursday. then we see more clouds on friday into saturday, with the possibility of some more rain, hit or miss, and the best chance will be in the north bay. sunday is drying out as our temperatures warm up and san francisco will also see partly to mostly cloudy skies for later

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♪ it's 8:00 on "today. coming up showdown all eyes on new hampshire this morning.

nikki haley making her case. >> if you've got to lie to win, you don't deserve to win it's that simple. >> but donald trump holding a big lead. >> and i think one person will be gone probably tomorrow. and the other will be gone in november. >> we're live with the latest. then short kings >> what's wrong with you put on pants it's cold! >> it is the annual battle between parents and their kids. >> because i'm never cold and it's unnecessary >> so is it safe to wear shorts when it's cold outside we are settling the great debate plus, hello dolly! we're catching up with the queen of country how she celebrated her birthday, the new music she just dropped and her sweet announcement you do not want to miss. and the nominees are -- >> hi, barbie! >> hi, ken

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looking ahead tomorrow on "today." maria shriver will bring us inside the search for a cure of millions of women who experienced severe morning sickness and there's some new research on this mysterious condition and the treatments bringing hope big story tomorrow on "today." >> a lot of people will be interested in that one let's get right to our news at 8:00. all eyes on new hampshire. voters cast their ballot in the state's presidential primary, donald trump's last remaining challenger, nikki haley, hoping to persuade enough independent voters to pull off a big upset jacob joins us from new hampshire with the latest. hey, jacob, good morning >> reporter: greetings from new hampshire. this is pinkerton academy. they say this could be the largest polling location in the united states of america, 20,000 people are registered to vote. it's quiet here now. already 815 people have come through. but it is the independent voters

that the candidates are after. head-to-head in the granite state. nikki haley making her final pitch to voters as the last remaining challenger to donald trump ahead of today's primary showdown >> look, this is what we're down to it is now a two-person race. and what that means is your decision tomorrow is do we want more of the same or do we want a new generational leader? >> reporter: new hope for haley's campaign came after florida governor ron desantis dropped out of the race on sunday the polls show she still has a steep road ahead the former president had a 19-point lead over haley all good reason for trump to sound confident addressing voters in new hampshire monday night. >> we started off with 13. now we're down to two people and i think one person will be gone probably tomorrow and the other one will be gone in november. >> reporter: haley looking to pull off an upset by capturing

enough of the 40% of new hampshire voters registered without party affiliation. like michael, who we first met on newfound lake while he was ice fishing days before the 2016 primary here >> trump is interesting. let's face it. he's a spectacle itself, right personally speaking, i'm leaning towards bernie sanders. >> reporter: we went back this week to see how he was feeling the lake has changed, too. >> how has life been >> as far as expenses, things get more expensive now, which is bad. >> reporter: with warmer weather dramatically shortening ice fishing season. >> this is the worst year i have seen it, actually. so it seems like it is getting worse every year. >> reporter: climate change? >> perhaps, yeah yeah very frustrating, yeah. >> reporter: michael told us he ended up voting for trump in 2016. >> back when -- if you remember, i called him a spectacle, right? he continues to be a spectacle >> reporter: then biden in 2020. >> i'm not too happy about that either honestly, he hasn't been good for me.

>> reporter: desantis is out you don't love biden >> yeah. >> you're faced with trump and haley. >> well, she seems to be a go-getter. maybe it is time to give a new candidate a try. >> reporter: as he contemplated his choices with hours to go, michael waited patiently for lake trout and candidates. >> my feeling is they should come to me they should make me understand what they want to do. >> reporter: you are not seeing any candidates out on the lake. >> no, not today. >> reporter: so the process, how does it work for unaffiliated voters like michael? you show up with your id, you go up to the a poll pad if you don't have one, you grab a challenge voter registration form and they take a picture of you and tape it here then once you're done with it, come with me, you bring it up here, you bring it to this poll pad location at the front and go in and vote. once you're done, you can -- check that out, change back. reregister from republican or democrat to unaffiliated those are the voters that want

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>> we're back. "a christmas story," remember that that's what it looked like you can barely move your arms. >> well, things have certainly changed, folks because these days everyone knows a kid or two, perhaps in your own home who wears shorts year-round. >> yes, or refuses to wear a coat when it's as cold as it's been in some places recently, should we parents be forcing our kids to dress warmly, or is this just a battle not worth our mental and physical energy. we will attempt to settle this great debate once and for all. >> what's wrong with you put on pants it's cold! >> parents are speaking out, having heard all the excuses. >> i'm never cold and it is unnecessary. >> no matter how baffling. >> you guys are crazy! >> it's that time of year when temperature drop, snowfalls and kids continue to insist on

wearing shorts, launching the seasonal battle between kids and parents. a mom of two says she gave up the fight. >> he's not going to wear them, so he's going to be late to school it will be a fight every morning. so i figured let him go to school, learn his lesson, and eventually he'll start wearing pants. >> but 10-year-old jacob is sticking to his plan. >> pants are not comfortable. >> for others, it is a fashion statement. 15-year-old friends often refuse to wear coats because they say it's embarrassing. they would rather brave the cold. >> would a coat be a solution to our problems? >> absolutely. >> yes, it would but do we really need to risk everything to do that? >> no, we are not. >> no, we are not. >> what many parents want to know can letting your kids choose their own winter outfits be harmful? experts say to be aware of extreme weather. but other concerns parents worry about may be unfounded. >> turns out just being exposed to the cold is not more likely to make you sick it doesn't make it more likely

for you to catch a cold. >> so what are parents to do many say they're making it work with what's best for your kids. >> choose your battles this isn't one of importance it's clothing. he or she is going to be fine. >> and on this school day at just 30 degrees outside, jacob stands by his outfit choice. >> this is what he wears to school every day. >> i can tell you. all right. listen, we have a lot of thoughts. >> lots! >> we are living this at home. my 7-year-old boy only would wear shorts. >> my 9-year-old same thing. >> i finally just hid the shorts that was my solution i'm not there in the morning i just took the shorts, put them away and now he has no choice. >> this is family psychologist dr. jen. >> jen, what do you think? what should we do? >> i have a feeling you're all going to jump on me. i think you have to pick your battles, as with everything. what do you give what do you take away? what happens hiding them is great, right? we did seasonal transfer, right, spring and summer stuff went

away, winter stuff came down but do you need to have the battle every morning, or do you come up with an agreement not when you have to get out the door that if it is a certain temperature you can wear the shorts, if it is below a certain temperature. is this the hill you need to die on yes, carson? >> my thing is it's 32 degrees out. put more clothes on because they're in the mud room about to walk out into the cold winter air. that's going into a car that's heated and going into a heated building the school is always so hot. are they really putting themselves in that much dapger wrmt they're not where as we used to be outside for a long period of time, even with all of our layers be freezing they're not outside that much. and one of the thing is learned in doing a crowd sourcing is they might not have a locker they have to carry their coat or do this stuff. it becomes a big problem. >> what if your kid -- my kids walk to school it's 15 minutes. the wind blows it's 22 degrees. and he thinks he's a basketball

star drezed like steph curry >> a little time outside in the cold will not make them sick we want to be smart. have the conversation. think of a couple things when we have that conversation right? we want to, why do they want to be in shorts and tank tops >> i don't care about the why. >> two parts of parenting styles in the '70s and '80s and '90s, parents said put your pants on you're going to work why do you want to wear shorts how do you feel? >> this isn't even about shorts. it's about every single thing. >> right. >> so, jen, what is the right way to parent? >> i agree with that a little bit. i think we kind of crossed into a line of too much negotiation, too much debate. all of those things. and, you know, hard-handed this is the only way isn't necessarily the best way either. so, i want to know, my own curiosity, i want to lean in the

with the curiosity -- i might still say you have to wear the shorts why do you not -- >> because none of my friends wear what's the answer to that. >> this is a big argument. i think we can't ignore the fact that young people during this time want to be like their friends. we want them to be individuals we want them to learn who they are. >> they want to be liked. >> they want to be liked, accepted, part of the group. so did all of us we wore the same sneakers. the same socks we did all those things, we just wore pants. >> let's get on the pants train together >> that's a double -- >> i like this. >> if you're a certain age -- >> that's good. >> i was paying attention to both of you. >> why are kids going into sephora like it's toys r us. you can't go in the store. >> you have more leniency or more ability to deal with 7-year-old than 17-year-old. >> thank you we have to go. bye bye.

>> did we settle it? i don't think so. >> we never settle it. >> more questions than answers >> if you want to weigh in on this great debate, go to our website. >> because i said so >> doesn't mean anything. >> does in my house. >> only mean something if you follow through. >> go to roker >> you have to follow through. >> remember this -- >> he looks like london. he looks like my kid. >> what's wrong? >> let them wear the shorts. if they get cold, they'll put on long pants >> weather man. >> let them go >> let them drive the car around the block. >> maybe they should pick their battles. >> you're all talking at the same time. how about talking about that >> now we're afraid to >> see, that's '70s parenting. >> that's it >> that's it >> zip it and move on. >> just because your friends are jumping off a bridge, are you jumping off, too that's what my mom used to say. >> yes, i am >> all right >> oh, it's exhausting icy travel through the great lakes. flood risk down through the

lower mississippi river valley we have been watching this all week milder highs in the plains and wet weather moving into the pacific northwest and more showers through the southwest. that's what's going on around the country. put on your pants. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. we're getting a chance to dry out. rain will be back tomorrow, first starting in the north bay, off-and-on waves of rain in the forecast through tomorrow weather. we are so excited. a special "popstart". >> snuff enough of the parenting. let's start with billy joel. the rock 'n' roll hall of famer yesterday announcing plans to release his first new single in decades. the track is titled "turn the

lights back on." it drops thursday. piano man revealed a little sneak peek on social media ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> i mean, any piano -- you like it immediately it's billy joel. "turn the lights back on." i can't wait to hear it in its entirety it comes out thursday, february 1st. right to our main ent what we have been waiting for all morning. the one and only dolly parton. we can exclusively announce that dolly is releasing a new line of baking products with duncan hines. it's their third year working together this time they're whipping up

breakfast treats blueberry muffins, plus some tasty desserts we're lucky enough to have her favorite chocolate cake you can have a bite of first, let's say good morning to the national treasure that is dolly parton. >> good morning! >> happy belated birthday to you, dolly it is so great to have you in. tell us a little bit about your new line. >> oh, well, i'm always excited about everything we're doing we've had such great success of course, we have a lot of new things coming. we have yellow cake mix and muffin mixes we even have butter milk pancakes in addition to all the great things we have been stocking the shelves with. so i'm very excited about all of it. >> dolly, we're partial to your cake mixes we have all enjoyed them how was your 78th birthday party? >> well, it was good i made myself a duncan hines birthday cake! wrm well played. >> well played

>> your album was an early christmas gift actually because rock star debuted at number three on billboards -- the highest charting dolly record of her career congratulations. >> wow we got the deluxe issue as a birthday gift. is there a genre we saw the rock tracks on there like "hit me with your best shot" and "sweet dreams. is there a genre you haven't covered yet that you would like to >> well, there's several styles of music that i love i might get around to them later on, but ialways wanted to do a rock album because my husband carl is a huge rock fan and i kind of grew up in that house with him listening to all that so made perfect sense to do that but if a big old notion hits me to try something else, then i think i might can do fairly well and i might do that. but right now, i'm busy selling cake >> dolly, when you are in that kitchen, when you are baking your duncan hines' cake, i assume you are listening to music. what is on your play list these days

>> usually when i'm in the kitchen, i'm still working on other things when i was baking a lot of these things when we started, i was trying to listen to mixes of the rock album then i was also listening to a lot of the rock album's original cuts by the original artist that i was lucky enough to get a chance to have sing with me on this and, of course, we even put out a rock star baking collection, fun things what's in it spiked brownies? i said, no, no no, just good stuff. i just listened to whatever. i just call on, alexa, play some rock arebs is a, play some -- >> dolly >> just like us. >> just like us. >> wow dolly, what's carl's favorite thing that you bake? >> well, he loves everything i cook he's also a big sweets eater

he loves chocolate more than anything else. my favorite is the chocolate cake that we do. i have to always make something chocolate for him. >> dolly, happy belated birthday to you we have something for you in nashville. maybe your team can bring it in for you. you have plenty of flowers in your kitchen, but we have more to add for it from us. >> happy birthday, dolly >> we love you >> all right you can find that on line. >> let them eat cake >> duncan hines, rolling out nationwide right now go to today.com if you need more details. wrm still ahead -- >> thank you, dolly. >> more eating to come good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. santa clara county is standing down on fighting a recent property tax ruling favoring the

49ers. late last year a judge ruled property taxes be cut by $180 million over the remaining 20-plus years of the team's levi stadium lease. it amounts to a $6 million yearly payment instead of $12 million. the county assessor's office first sued in response to the 2019 appeal made by the 49ers to an independent board. this morning county assessor larry stone announced he will not challenge the ruling. we started out with clouds and we are going to have a chance to dry out today after all of the rain we had yesterday. we'll continue to see temperatures headed for the low 60s for today. it will be slightly cooler tomorrow as the rain returns, off-and-on showers throughout the day. and we'll see another break on thursday. we'll see mostly cloudy skies on friday into saturday and watching out for a chance of rain, but it looks like it will be mainly in the north bay. sunday is looking great with

highs in the low 70s and sunshine. marcus. >> thanks. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

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age, and it is probably not the way you might think. joe fryer will explore the unexpected trend driving the battle for control over the remote. all right. then after that, looking for a cozy winter meal perhaps well, how does this sound? roasted apple butter chicken, one of chef will's favorite comfort food dishes. he's about to let us in on that recipe. looking forward to that. plus, movie guru dave carter is in the house plus, save is in the house because of today's oscar nominations. he will walk us through the favorites and inevitably a new snubs. coming up on the 3rd hour, we will bring a chiropractor in to separate fact from myth when it comes to our bodies like the best sleeping position for our backs. okay and austin butler and calum turner starring in a new apple plus series and they will be here plus, michelle yeoh will be stopping by. oscar winner >> wow but first, valentine's day is coming up fast you are looking for a way for love

we want to play cupid. so if you live in the tri state area, make some plans to be here on monday, february 12th we have a special dating event for people looking for love. you can find more details on our website. >> i didn't say it i was just looking. >> are you looking for love, joseph >> he might be he might be. >> oh, mr. roker, can you save him with a check of the weather? >> all i know is if loving you is wrong, i don't want to be right. >> oh, my god! >> all right let's take a look at our weather right now. ladies sweet piece of man candy anyway, for today, a flood risk down through the gulf. we have milder highs through the plains wet weather in the pacific northwest. icy travel through the great lakes. for tomorrow, that wet weather and heavy rains moves up into the tennessee river valleys. look for a new storm coming in into the pacific northwest snow through new england

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we are going to see a little bit of sunshine. we're taking a break from the rain as our temperatures reach the low 60s. rain will be back tomorrow, starting in the morning in the north bay, scattered rain off and on throughout the day. on thursday, we get another break. we'll be watching out for a chance friday into saturday as we see the atmospheric riv this way hoda is somewhere over this way over here. oh, i love this family we have gingers here. what's your name >> and a birthday boy. >> what is your name >> and a birthday boy. >> kelley is excited to be here. >> what is your name >> finley. i love it. kelly and finley and mom and dad. happy birthday >> happy y'all are here.

coming up next, why are young people completely obsessed with watching their favorite shows and movies with subtitles whether they need them or not? joe fryer is on the case but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

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squabbles for couples and families ♪ >> reporter: these days, the bickering around the tv isn't other what to watch but how to watch mitt >> i like subtitles. i feel like they're helpful and they add to the experience >> i see you sighing here. >> yeah. i hate subtitles i think it is very distracting from the movie or tv that you are trying to watch. ♪ >> reporter: melanie torres and chase brown are social media influ influencers. >> oh, no, no. it's happening again i don't understand what they're saying >> reporter: recently dramatized their disagreement on tiktok >> how does he understand without the subtitles? i can't do this! this is too stressful. >> reporter: those who agree with melanie say subtitles can help them focus or maybe help them understand thick accents. how do you decide? flip a coin? rock, paper, scissors. >> whoever gets to the tv first. >> yeah. whoever gets to the tv first

whoever can -- if she goes to the bathroom, sometimes i'll click them off real quick. >> reporter: this is quite common with a striking generational divide. a u-gov survey found that 18 to 29-year-olds watched tv in their native language with sub stietles 63% of the time 30 to 44-year-olds, it is far less 37% of the time. ages 45 to 64, just 29%. numbers reflected in the ship household. who in the family likes watching with subtitles just one 25-year-old olivia ship lives with her parents debby and lloyd in california. olivia, why do you love watching with subtitles >> the audio is so low it is hard to hear what they're saying it sounds like they're mumbling. >> reporter: she also took her frustrations to tiktok >> they don't put on subtitles

and then they get mad when you don't want to watch tv with them >> and we're like, really, honey? i didn't know that was such a problem. >> so now we have subtitles on all the time. >> reporter: even though her parents also find subtitles distracting. >> i've tried to turn them off, and i end up changing the color or, you know, something goes really wrong. >> reporter: subtitles date back to the early 1900s when they were called inner titles, title cards you saw between scenes in silent movies. after the transition to talkies, subtitles were born, growing more complex other the decades with the evolution of movies and then tv, then streaming. those who are deaf and hard of hearing, there is also closed captioning, which describes other sounds like music or sound effects. it's technology that's becoming much more common and in some houses, much more polarizing. >> what is your advice to people having this struggle >> we don't really have an answer to that because we're

still struggling with it ourselves. >> you just want to let other couples out there know, you are not alone. >> you are definitely not alone. >> definitely not. >> some theories, a lot of social media videos are subtitled, so they're used to it also, a lot of people are watching things on their mobile devices. the quality of audio isn't very good sometimes, and this is a younger generation thing that i don't fully get, people just intentionally watch things with the audio off. they just read it. that's another reason why it is more common with young people. you guys subtitles yes or no? >> i'm huge on the subtitles i find it hard to make out the dialogue a lot of times. >> turn up the volume. turn up the volume. >> what if they're talking fast? >> like "succession," the dialogue is so fast. i don't want to miss it. so i have the subtitles on how about you? >> they're saying they're going to have a think. i think as soon as the closed captioning gets on and i can't get it off the remote.

i can't figure that out. i find myself reading. >> wow joe, thank you thank you. i hope your subtitles are back for your story. up next, a bowl of comfort food that you're going to want to dive straight into. chef will in the house to put s twist on roast chickhien

oh, welcome back. this morning on "today table," we are going to bring you a warm and cozy meal that is easy to make on one of those frigid winter nights. to do that, we brought in our chef will. this is one of your favorite hearty meals. >> i'm from michigan, so apples are a part of my heart. >> you can scan the qr code below to get all of the >> you can do pork if you wanted to i like skin on chicken because

it is pretty lean while still having the richness from the skin i want to sere it with olive oil so it's crispy and golden brown. just few a few minutes it's not going to be fully cooked the middle. >> i will ask you the question al roker always asks can you swap out thighs? >> whatever is on sale, i like to say if your family likes it, i'm down for it. right? >> all right cooking in olive oil. >> salt and pepper alp butter chicken so some fresh apples >> does it matter what kind of apple? >> red apples, a red delicious, anything that's like sweet i like to do. >> how do you get yours cut so win? >> practice in the kitchen or even get some presliced apples from the grocery store. i like to keep life simple we will build up flavors we have olive oil in the pan as well chicken fat will be here sere the chicken, take it out. >> okay. got to render that fat. >> yes. >> i like to do some shallots. >> the tasting table is already

digging in you can always tell when they like it. they go quiet. >> that's a great thing. this is shallots, red onions whatever is on sale, like i said i love garlic. the more the better. maybe not a first date food, but a family cozy meal, this works perfect, right >> you have white wine a lot of folks don't like cooking with alcohol, what can you use? >> vegetable broth, beef broth use what works for you i like to add the white wine because it adds flavor no garlic waste over here. the wine adds more bold flavor but chicken stock works, too >> okay. let that swimmer down. >> when it is all perfectly cooked, add that broth or wine in we will add some butter for that rich fattiness that we all love. it is apple butter chicken add some lemon so what's going in apple butter >> you could think of apple

butter as like apple sauce's it's a bit more rich >> i it has cinnamon, clooves, all spice. >> i know her. >> okay. go ahead. >> it's amazing. >> the napkin on the suit is just everything i need in my >> this is all cooked down it is a beautiful, thickened sauce. go right back in it is still raw in the middle. we just want to get the color on the skin, get that fat rendered and we will put it in the oven and finish cooking it. >> skin side up. you are baking it in the oven. >> how long do we cook it in the oven you eat that chicken this is how it looks when you are done. >> and those are mashed potatoes, too. >> chicken rise the temperature you take it ou of the oven like meat does >> yes

you don't want dry chicken i'm coming over for dinner. na >> they call i wrm is it matches my outfit thank you very much. >> chef, thank you very much. . you the ingreepd yents by scanning code it's will be will be third hour. stuffed up dave hous you may know adam schiff's work

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huge day in hollywood being anns speak. >> break it dave out called 50 oscarnights. how aboutthat. >> ask you about coolbook, but first we have get to news. we're getting th they're rolling best the nominees were sterling k. brown for "american fiction. a movie coming on strong late in the season jr., who i think will win, ryan for poor things. it was a question if mark ruffalo would get nominated or his costar. they have kind of each been getting nominations. >> let's talk supporting actress. >> this one is the reverse only one person here nominated or won before and that's jodie foster the other are first-time nominees one is america ferrera from "barbie."

she had that great monologue near the end danielle brooks, who is so great in "the color purple." just steals the movie. she was the only acting nominee from that film and then emily blunt, who is a fixture at other award shows like the sag awards and golden globes, but this is her first oscar nomination for oppenheimer. >> best actor. let's tick through them quicker. >> it is a great race. bradley cooper, paul giamatti, kylian murphy. jeffrey wright five guys that got nominations >> i don't think so. breaking news. how about best actress >> the big news here was margot robbie was not nominated for s.a.g. awards. left out here was leonardo dicaprio. >> i don't think jodie foster is in that category. >> best actress? >> the big news here was margot robbie was not nominated >> oh, wow. >> that really surprises me. instead, they gave that to slot, if you will, t annette benning. for nyad. she has never won an oscar one of these days she will i think the front winner is emma stone who could win her second oscar for "poor things." great european actress for this

movie called "anatomy of a fall" which did well with big nominations. i love that film >> let's talk about best picture. that was coming in as we were coming on right now. >> yes i saw about half of the nominees that were there. so "american fiction," "anatomy of a fall," "barbie. "the hold others," "killers of the flower moon. and then in the zone of interest, which is a really fascinating film set during the holocaust. it was nominated for best screen play and best picture, a mu va that people with just learning about. >> you said gretta was nominated for "barbie". they gave her spot if you will to this european director justine for a film called "anatomy of a fall" which is my favorite of the year a really brilliant courtroom drama had a wonderful showing today. >> those are the snubs that you just mentioned

any surprises that popped up? >> killers of the flower moon, leo not getting nominated for that film speaks that it was very powerful and crowded year in the best actor category a lot of great things for people to choose from and i also would have liked to have seen a couple cast members from may december get in there, the film with natalie portman. >> you thought julian moore might get nominated. >> i think america ferrera got in there very deserved. >> we had danielle here from the "color purple" she is incredible the lone member of that film to get nominated? >> yes her co-star did get nominated purple," it just blew me away. but for his other film but anyone who sees the "color purple" that performance by danielle brooks just brew me away i just loved it. >> i'm watching "nyad" annette bening and jody foster getting nominations.

>> i love jodie foster, she is so winning in "nyad". >> what's happening with your book >> it's a book called 50 oscar night. i did new interviews 50 oscar winners meryl streep, john legend, all about the day they won their oscar from the moment they woke up to sleep, stories they never told before some really, really fun stories. >> it's a coffee table book, right? >> yes great archival photos. absolute pleasure to put together. >> perfect timing. >> thank you dave will be back on our third hour but first a look at your local news

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