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today, monday, february, 12th, 2024. breaking news, megashooting. new details about those injured after a gunman opened fire at a joel osteen's church in texas, worshipers forced to flee sunday services. what we're learning about the victims, the shooter and who's being credited with saving lives. safe and sound, two israeli hostages are back home rescued during an intense raid in gaza. critical care, secretary of defense lloyd austin is back in the hospital, his second time being admitted in a matter of weeks. and top spot. the kansas city chiefs weren't the only winners after last night's game. >> remember when i told you i'd do anything for you. this is anything. >> we'll show you the commercials that scored biggest with the viewers. >> don't get me started about that halftime show, fol zblx oh, yeah. >> usher.

>> fantastic. i was up really late last night. lot of breaking news hour to begin with, we'll start with houston authorities providing an update just moments ago about a shooting inside a megachurch in houston, texas. >> investigators say the shooter walked into the church with their young son and an assault-style rifle and started shooting. they found anti-semitic writings as well. too early in the investigation to draw conclusions about the motive. >> a second gun in shooter's bag that was never fired, they stressed they believe this was a lone wolf act. >> joining us now is morgan chesky, what else did we learn from that press conference and what else do we know about the shooter? >> reporter: yeah, some pretty illuminaing facts here of the various degrees of this individual who opened fire

yesterday. in addition to what you just mentioned authorities also confirmed something else that we had been alluded to by authorities but just now confirmed a well documented history of mental health issues specifically back in 2016 this individual was put under an emergency detention order by houston police and authorities confirmed at least six prior arrests, one of them being for unlawful possession of a firearm. these are just a few of the troubling details that have come to light less than 24 hours after this tragedy took place here, when according to witnesses right as this service was beginning to start this armed woman walked inside lakewood church and started opening fire, where they were almost immediately engaged by two off-duty officers working security at the church.

in addition to the presence of that armed individual we do know they had a young 7-year-old, believed to be their son who was struck in that brief gunfight, critically listed in critical condition. unknown at this time who struck whom. this armed individual clearly was putting this child in harm's way by bringing them into the dhur and pulling out that long rifle and opening fire. among some of the other evidence recovered, federal investigators served aer is warrant overnight and right now we know there was boxes of evidence brought out, some of that could contain chemicals that together could be used to create an explosive by officials making it very clear no working explosive has been found at this time. guys. >> morgan, you mentioned the young child, the 7-year-old, the pay your of houston said pray for this young 7-year-old.

because he's an innocent victim in this. another victim in this? >> reporter: there was, 57-year-old male church-goer was struck in the leg during this gunfight and we know they were taken to an nearby hospital yesterday, but at last checked they have since been released. some good news there, authorities saying this very much remains an active investigation as they dig deeper into finding a potential motive. >> morgan chesky on the ground for us, morgan, thank you. israeli forces are zeroing in on the southern gaza city of rafam where more than one million are seeking shelter. >> new video from the israeli military, this shows the moments that two freed hostages boarded a helicopter from gaza back to israel.

let's bring in raf sanchez, he's in tel aviv, israel. raf what do we know about that hostage rescue mission? >> reporter: kate, the israeli military says special forces stormed into an apartment building in the southern gaza city of rafah at 1:49 a.m. local time, they used explosives to breach the door, they killed three hamas armed gunmen and rescued the two hostages you can see on your screen there. they were both kidnapped from the same kibbutz. they spent 129 days in captivity. inside of gaza. but earlier this morning, they were reunited with their families at a hospital here in the greater tel aviv area, they're said to be in good condition at this point. but the israeli military also launching a wave of air strikes in that city of rafah to cover

the retreat of these special forces as they headed out with those two rescued hostages. hamas-run health ministry said at least 76 were killed. our team was in the hospital where doctors were just overwhelmed by the number of wounded being rushed in. as a result of those strikes. guys? >> raf, as that rescue happened overnight in rafah, the city is a major focus for the israeli military, what's going on if this area right now? >> reporter: israel says that rafah the southern most city in gaza, wedged up against the egyptian border is hamas' last bastion inside of gaza and also where half of the population of the strip are sheltering. many displaced from tear homes in north by earlier fighting.

they fled south to rafah thinking it would be safe there. now israel says it's preparing to launch a major ground assault on that city. i spoke to a senior u.n. official in rafah earlier they say people are terrified and he has no answer at this point and this has been a major source of tension between the white house and the israeli government, the biden administration saying they support israel's right to go after hamas but will not support an assault on rafah without a e credible plan to get civilians out of harm's way. >> raf sanchez, thank you. let's turn to happier news now, the kansas city chiefs planning to have their victory parade on valentine's day, wednesday, after their thrilling overtime win. >> fans in kansas city got the party started late last night after the confetti rained down on las vegas. the night punctuated by an-field

kiss after the game between travis kelces and taylor swift. and usher had fans falling in love again. steve patterson was in las vegas for the big game. thanks for being with us. the chiefs' head coach and super bowl mvp patrick mahomes spoke a short time ago, how are they and the team reacting to this victory? >> reporter: when you win three titles in five years that's a dynasty, and i think being a dynasty is more than just you're good at football, right, there's this our aura of inevitably, their super bowl week routines, such a normal occurrence, set things they do during a super bowl which was once the small market team that found a gem in the rough quarterback has now become a dynasty. this quarterback that's already

great is now in the conversation of being considered legendary. even when they're down ten points, seven points, 14 points, they always find a way back. this is the conversation they were having in the locker room during halftime. here's what mahomes said. >> we felt everybody played hard. picked up our execution and continue to get better. defense kept us in the game. let's be us out there. let's enjoy it. give everything we have. we'll live with the results after. >> reporter: so, a couple more historic tidbits, the second of only two overtime games in a super bowl. would have been the first game to go to double overtime. the field goal situation, the record length of field goal was set in this game, 55 yards, and it was broken at 57 yards in the

same game, unbelievable to see super lucky i was there in the stands to see it happen. >> and in the city of las vegas, too. paint us a picture. >> imagine you know already the excess of vegas and dial it up times 40, everybody was on point. they rolled out the red carpet for this thing, the stadium is brand new, celebrities everywhere including taylor swift, all eyes on her the entire game. >> what happens in vegas stays in vegas. unless you're taylor swift, you're everywhere, i guess. >> beyonce was there. >> steve patterson, thank you. >> that's true. time now for today's money minute. a judge is ordering elon musk to testify. you may have trouble getting a ride to your valentine's day date. a federal judge has ordered

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sidewalk. and take a look at the soot in the middle of the street. that's where a car was set on fire saturday night. sfpd looking to get to the bottom of this, with the help of video circulating online. it happened around 9:00 saturday night. waymo says the crowd vandalized the car and broke its window. someone threw a firework inside that set the car on fire. in a statement, waymo said in part, the vehicle was not transporting any riders and no injuries have been reported. we are working closely with local official safeties to respond to the situation. san francisco board of supervisors says this could have gone terribly wrong. >> it is extremely dangerous. buildings could have been lit on fire. people have could have been hurt. most importantly, this was the day of the chinese lunar new year. this is one of the most parent days for families.

there were thousands of tourists here partaking in the event. >> reporter: businesses are back to work in chinatown this monday. so is sfpd, working to get those responsible for this. if you can help in the investigation, contact sfpd. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ginger. here's other stories you need to know about on this monday. a couple of boaters are back on dry land after a daring rescue in the bay. we're learning more about the layoffs at cisco. let's talk about the 49ers. the niners came up short in super bowl lviii, losing in an overtime thriller to the kansas city chiefs. patrick mahomes touchdown pass gave kansas city the win. the niners are flying back to the bay area after the gathering with the team. we have a clear idea when cisco is planning to cut staff. sources told us last week a

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sparked a southern california wildfire has pleaded guilty no involuntary manslaughter. that fire resulted in firefighter's death. he'll serve a year in jail, his sentence includes two years of probation and 200 hours of community service. police in san francisco are investigating after a waymo self-driving car was vandalized and set on fire over the weekend. it happened in city's chinatown district during a lunar new year celebration, no one was inside that driverless car. police haven't made any arrests. the game of pickleball has skyrocketed in popularity and so have the number of serious injuries related to the sport. increasing by 200% in the past two decades. soft tissues injuries were the most common found while playing the sport. players over the age of 60 also

suffered worsening symptoms of arthritis. now to race to white house after the special counsel's report of president biden's handling of classified documents. called biden elderly. democrats flooded political shows to defend the president calling him sharp and on his game at the same time, over the weekend, former president trump drew criticizing suggesting that the u.s. could not protect nato allies. >> one of the presidents of a big country stood up and say, well, sir. we don't pay and we're attacked by russia, will you protect us? i said, you didn't pay, you're delinquent, he said yes, what if that happened. i wouldn't protect you. >> nbc news white house correspondent monica alba joins me now. how is the white house reacting

to those comments we just heard from former president trump and also dealing with fallout from the special counsel's report. >> reporter: this is an issue that this white house and administration have spoken out about repeatedly warning about the former president's comments on nato as ones that are completely dangerous and really that they illuminate the issues what would happen if he were to win the white house again, they're painting that as a real contrast something that the president has been very clear about his support for nato and this is something where they're also drawing a contrast between the current president and his predecessor when it comes to as you just mentioned those allegations in robert hur's special counsel report. the president today in remarks tried to sort of brush them off with a bit of a joke. take a listen. >> we're floating clean energy and industries in the future. made in america. what i didn't realize and i've

been around, i know it doesn't look like, i've been around a while. i do remember that. >> reporter: a lot of laughter in the room for the president clearly trying to say that his memory is fine and pushing back on those allegations that he doesn't have good recall. >> monica, last summer you wrote an article saying that president biden's campaign would not have a tiktok account. three sources telling you that. yesterday, they launched a tiktok account, what changed. >> reporter: this is a notable shift from the campaign which last year really did speak to some of these national security concerns of course the white house has banned the social media platform from federal and government devices, this is a situation where i'm told now that this shifting media landscape where the campaign knows they want to meet voters they say where they are this was a decision they had to take on in order to reach young people

which is a demographic that they're struggling with at this time in the current race, so they know they needed to make this change. kate. >> monica, thank you. now to black heritage month, this year actor coleman domingo earned his first nominee for "rustin." i spoke with him about bringing the story to the big screen. >> reporter: his performance in rustin is captivating audiences. brings to life the story of unsung civil rights hero rustin. celebrated for his role in "the color purple."

many years where people if there was a rustin biopic you should play him. >> yeah, i feel like there's been a secret society of people who know about rustin. this opportunity came at 51 years old, he was 51 years old when he organized the march on washington, it had a lot of what i needed to do this film. >> in terms of life experience? >> life experience, leadership skills. >> reporter: rustin was a critical force behind the 1963 march on washington, where around 250,000 people gathered. . organizer seen here behind dr. martin luther king jr. anything you learned about him that you surprised you? >> so much surprised me about him. his candor and his wit and how he used language as his weapon. >> that we have effective civil

rights legislation. >> reporter: studied the nonviolence principles of ghandi. rustin working alongside the likes of ella baker and john lewis, there could be a desire to present this sentiment when it comes to the civil rights movement. >> it shows these were people with ideas and they had different ways of doing it. it took a black quaker to organize the march on washington. >> we're going to put together the largest peaceful protest in the history of this nation. >> reporter: many believe rustin's work was nearly written out of history because he was openly gay. >> on the day i was born black i was also born homosexual.

>> the fact that he was trying to navigate love, romance, sex -- >> reporter: rustin remained committed to the cause. he died in 1987. domingo said now's the time for rustin's story is to be told what do you think his legacy is in this country? >> he devoted his entire life to civil and human rights. they were ordinary human beings doing things that were extraordinary. >> rustin certainly was extraordinary. i think we share this. we're constantly learning something new, so much i didn't know about byron rustin. >> i haven't watched the documentary, or movie, and now i

will. maybe you're one of the millions who want to start your own business but you're not sure how to get the business off the ground. >> raising money can be a huge challenge and some potential entrepreneurs don't often think about it. sharyn epperson spoke with two black business owners about their advice to others. >> reporter: this attorney saw an opportunity. >> i looked for a dating app. i couldn't find anything that catered to professional black women. >> reporter: she found a date and matchmaking service. she sold her condo, drained her savings. >> the growth is massive. >> reporter: as the brown has grown, she's raised $2 million. for funding to enhance marketing. higher more matchmakers and expand into other cities. >> i can't understate the value

of getting capital into the hands of minorities and especially women of color to help them with their businesses. >> the necessity to drive optimal outcomes. >> reporter: matching investors with opportunities prompted jason to start his own wealth management firm based in philadelphia in 2019, many of his clients invest in early stage businesses. >> the first thing people should think about is how it frames into their financial plan and why they're investing in startups. >> reporter: if clients want to invest, he advises know how the company operates and most importantly understand the terms of the inestment. >> if the valuation on the company is too high and you as an investor aren't given enough rights or ownership it may not be the right deal for you even if the management team has

competitive advantages. >> we have customers and we have members. >> sharyn joins us now. for business owners who have launched a company, what can they do to increase funding from investors? >> if they've launched with family and friends money, crowdfunding or going out and asking friends and family the next stage is angel investing, to be an angel investor you need to be acredited investor. earned income of 250,000 or $300,000 for married couples. it's a sizable amount of money you have to have to take this risky investment into the startup company. >> so critical, because we know building businesses is a key way

of building wealth in this country. >> absolutely. coming up, the good, the bad and the funny. we're talking super bowl ads, people. see if your favorites t theop

while you were watching the super bowl yesterday you might have noticed one ad that was

unlike all the others. >> a political advertisement for controversial independent candidate robert f. kennedy jr., an ad that mirrored his uncle john f. kennedy that ran if on television in 1960. rfk is actually apologizing for it. >> joining us now is mark murray a 30-second super bowl ad cost an estimated $7 million this year, so who paid for this rfk ad and why is it getting so much backlash. >> it was paid by the super pac that's supporting robert f. kennedy jr.'s independent campaign, it wasn't kennedy's own campaign that did it. it was the super pac. the reason why it's getting so much blow back members of

family are so this getting caught up in a loft politics of the kennedy family and robert f. kennedy jr. apologized saying that he did not run the ad. it was his super pac and he's not allowed to coordinate with that. however it's important to note on his twitter page, pinned is that very ad. >> mark murray for us, thank you so much. let's talk about the other less controversial super bowl ad and the game was a nail-biter for the football fans but it was a blowout for brands. which ads scored biggest with viewers. here to break it down is the executive vice president of the association of national

advertisers. walk us through what were some of the most effective ones. dunkin donuts full of stars. he's here. >> affleck. >> for your consideration. here comes the boston massacre. >> the dunkings. d. >> sometimes it's hard to be your friend. >> dunkings. ♪ why are you dunking me girl ♪ >> how do you like donuts? >> you had to see it but i forgive you. >> are we going to be on the album. >> i talked about this. >> it's really funny, nick. >> yeah, yeah. what's not to like about this. first of all, when you see that star power you're not expecting

something that humble and accessible and silly, these are a-list stars kind of being silly which reflects dunkin donuts' new personality. >> we're talking star power, we have to talk beyonce, not only did she make a surprise appearance in an ad she released some new music. >> five gs. i bet you can't break that. >> i bet i can. >> what? >> beyonce breaks the internet, but can she break verizon? ♪♪ >> did i break it? >> you broke me. no. >> introducing beyonce.

>> seriously, how about barbey. >> no. >> how about the first woman -- >> first performance in space. >> verizon didn't break. >> you ain't going to break me. >> sit works and okay, they ready. drop the new music. >> beyonce, tom brady, what made all these ads stand out in. >> taylor, taylor, taylor. it goes to show that you can't take beyonce for granted. the fact that i'm sitting here as a suburban dad knowing exactly when taylor's new album and beyonce's new album coming out after the super bowl, it landed. >> on other favorites of yours. >> bmw, always great. i loved the fact that an hisser

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