kate, reborn. on board the ship was a russian crewmen who was amazed how quickly kate picked up his language, which is why months after that trip, the newly inspired k travel to moscow to meet him again to explore the city, the culture, and to test drive a budding relationship and her fledgling russian skills. snapshots of kate here in moscow are far more than just souvenirs. the reporters of a young woman transformed. the case you stood here on red square had a new passion and life that depressions and pillars of the past had fallen away. she was consumed by all things russian. in fact, she was making plans, even, here to return to moscow in the summer to take oppression studies. finally, her life was taking off. >> and that's why kate waring was in washington that fine may morning. she was on her way back to russia. there is a problem with the visa. paperwork but south sort of things that would have center into a tailspin. now, the new kate vowed to try again later. boarded the plummet over charl

kate. so the only senior royal we have is queen camilla, but she will be supporting charles as well. so we're going to see many at all during january and february. we don't expect to see kate until well into april. that means some of the royal tours like rome will not go ahead. the king has a big trip to canada in may. but kate is obviously a much more serious operation. we don't know what it is. we're being told it's not cancerous, but i don't expect that we will be told what it is. we will be told she's recovering. possibly this a year or so she might do an event with the charity connected to sufferers of the same condition and talk a little bit there, but i don't expect we will hear about it. it's her right to keep it secret. we do wish her all the best. >> of course. so we did see pictures. you mentioned prince william. we saw him in the driver's seat going to visit kate in the hospital. what's your understanding of how he's doing? both his wife, his dad facing these health issues? >> i

of course, kate garraway is a very well—known tv presenter.hows on itv for over two decades and she has also been involved in good morning britain since its launch in 2014 so when her husband, derek draper, contracted covid very early on in the pandemic, he contracted it in april 2020 and he suffered with it pretty badly. he was put into a coma and over the months that followed, kate shared updates on derek's condition and how her family were dealing with it with viewers of good morning britain in the months that lay ahead. derek emerged from the coma in october 2020, but emerged with a lot of damage caused by the disease and he was then in and out of hospital for years that followed, up of hospital for years that followed, up untiljust now. in december, he was taken into hospital following a cardiac arrest and he spent christmas in hospital with kate by his side. when the news came on friday that derek had died, it really impacted a lot of people because kate really raised awareness of long covid and of carers because she essentially became a

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kate >> raf sanchez for us.hank you. >>> still ahead tonight, an nbc news exclusive with a man who spen six days stuck in his wrecked truck under a bridge his remarkable story of survival and hope. >>> and the future of football how virtual reality, and artificial intelligence and real time stats are totally changing the way we watch the game. if >>> we're back with an nbc news exclusive and an incredible story of survival. we told you last month about a man who survived six days in a crumpled pickup truck that careened off a highway and landed under a bridge where drivers couldn't see him, but tonight he is on the mend and speaking out to our dana griffin. >> you stay there. we have meds coming, okay? >> reporter: this emergency rescue underneath a port of indiana overpass took hours. for matthew reum the will to survive took even longer, six days what did you eat, what did you drink? >> i didn't eat anything although water from the road above me would wash down and land right in my sunroof, and i would take my

kate as you say, he's become known as kate garraway's husband.as, i think, been an inspiration not just to people like us within the industry, but wider than industry, but far wider than that. she's been incredibly brave. been incredibly brave. she's been incredibly strong, and she just stands out as a real inspiration and a really good human being. i cared for my father for 2 or 3 months last year before he died, and it is a difficult experience to go through for anyone, and she has been there, it seems, by his side through thick and thin, holding down a high profile job, being a mother. and there will being a mother. and there will be people who have cared for their families up and down britain, many of them watching today , who will be knowing today, who will be knowing exactly what she's going through. >> yeah, i've got a quick email here about derek and kate. margaret says , i've cried with margaret says, i've cried with you this morning when i heard the news about derek. kate has been a tower of strength all through his illness, and my hear

a pfizer product. ♪ >> jimmy: we're back with kate and oliver hudson.dea is you get siblings together. >> yeah. we do different things too. but we love to get siblings, all kinds of siblings, siblings with wild stories. >> jimmy: me and my brother john went on together. that was fun, yeah. it definitely changes the feel when you're there with a member of your family. >> the conversation is different. that's how i feel about this. i feel so much different having oliver even just here, us doing this together. >> we're getting back to sort of when we were young, how we weren't as close as we could have been. now, you know, having this podcast it's definitely brought us closer together, no doubt. >> jimmy: how old are your kids now? >> oh my gosh, mine are so old. i have a 20-year-old. ryder is 20. >> i have a million kids. >> so do you. i have 20, 12, 5. >> i have 16, 13, 10. i have my teenager. >> jimmy: you've been through the teenage years already. you are experiencing them. >> yes. he has a girlfriend, navigating this whole new world. you have to trans

kate? >> means lean in hard because there's no other option when you look at that calendar. great to see you, thank you. >>> right now president joe biden is on his way to south carolina to court black voters critical to his re-election efforts. he is set to deliver a speech at mother emanuel ame church, the historically black church that you will remember where nine people were killed by a shooter who opened fire on a bible study group back in 2015. south carolina's primary next month will be biden's first real campaign test. cnn's priscilla alvarez is following the story for us, joining us from charleston, south carolina. good morning to you. there is going -- this is going to be no doubt an emotional moment seeing biden back there at the church where there was that horrific attack by a white supremacist. >> reporter: that's right, sara. he has a deep connection to the state and to this church. this is a moment that the campaign is looking to recharge and re-energize the campaign. preside

>> reporter: kate, that's right. as you can see in worcester we got a lot of snow, roughly 13 inches. on tuesday and wednesday, the region could be hit with a lot of rain. large snow piles like this could melt and possibly lead to flash flooding. kate. >> kathy park for us in the snow, thank you. >>> there are new questions tonight after defense secretary lloyd austin's secret hospital stay. questions about why the president didn't know that austin was in an icu and why even austin's second in command was not notified. now some are calling for not only an explanation, but for consequences. allie raffa has more. >> reporter: tonight growing fallout over defense secretary lloyd austin's secret hospital stay and treatment in the icu. >> it's worse than just he didn't notify the white house. >> reporter: criticism pouring in over the lack of transparency. >> i do wish it had been disclosed. >> the secretary and the administration, frankly, need to step forward and give the american people the facts. >> reporter: andrea m

kate?right, jesse, thank you. >>> in iowa, there's concern that brutally cold weather could cause some voters to stay home and not participate in tomorrow's first in the nation caucus. we are just over 24 hours now from the first votes and a new nbc news des moines register poll is showing a surprise in the race for second. garrett haake is with the trump campaign in des moines. >> usa! usa! >> hello, iowa. one day from now we're going to win. >> tonight, donald trump closing out his iowa campaign with one final rally, urging supporters not to let cold or complacency keep them from caucusing. >> so brave the weather and go out and save america because this is what you're doing. this is about saving the country. >> the former president enjoying an historic lead in the des moines register iowa poll with 48% of likely caucus goers saying they'll support trump, more than double the backing of second-place candidate nikki haley. a top target at today's rally. >> she is not up to the job, okay? i

did you think that kate's case fell under that exception? >> yes. and so did her doctor. major bodily function? what about a minor bodily function? surely fertility is a major bodily function. but there is no clarity about this. >> reporter: in 2021, the year before the bans, there were more than 50,000 abortions performed in texas. last year, there were just 40. the penalties texas doctors face for performing an abortion are high. fines of at least $100,000 and up to 99 years in prison. and there is more. >> anyone who provides an abortion or aids or abets in the provision of an abortion is potentially liable for at least a $10,000 fine from the -- that can could be filed by anyone in the world. if justin drove kate to the doctor's office for the abortion procedure, then he has aided or abetted. >> reporter: he could be liable for $10,000? >> at least $10,000. >> reporter: so far no, private citizen has successfully sued another for aiding an abortion. but the cobs and their doctor didn't want to risk it. so in december, when kate was 20 weeks pregnant, they sued the sta

kate, wait kate wants to come for the next segment. >> i'll come eat >> come cook with stefano and myself chef will bring that. that's delicious we'll have kate here we'll make a yummy little meal for the winter take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >>> this is the best food segment ever. we're back. "today" food. kate kind enough to join us for this one. today, if one of your resolutions is to cook more in the new year, we have awesome dishes to share from the talented chef, stefano. in the new year. talented chef, stefano a talented chef at resdora >> i want a res! >> we all want a res chef, good to see you, happy new year >> amazing to be here. >> we're going to do polenta bianca with mushrooms on top >> what's the difference between polenta and grits? >> the same thing. we call polenta. >> and what kind of fungi are we using

the news was broken by his wife, the tv presenter kate garraway.nces — he spent weeks in a coma, before returning home and needing round—the—clock care. our political correspondent helen catt looks back at his life. derek draper, the husband of our very own kate garraway, has sadly passed away. all of us here at this morning, we're sending our love to you, kate, and of course darcey and billy. he was a former political adviser who became familiar to millions when covid changed his life and his family's. derek draper spent ten weeks in a coma after he caught the virus in 2020, and 374 days in hospital before he came home. he has difficulty speaking. he can't move without help and has been left doubly incontinent. his wife, the tv presenter kate garraway, made this film about their experience. today in a post on instagram, she said... she ended her message with... music in the 1990s, derek draper worked behind the scenes music in the 1990s, derek draper worked behind the scenes to create new labour, an important part of the party's story, according t

with austedo xr, kate can stay on her mental health meds— (kate) oh, hi buddy!ustedo xr can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or have suicidal thoughts. don't take if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo xr may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, or abnormal movements. seek help for fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, or sweating. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ ask your doctor for austedo xr. ♪ austedo xr ♪ >>> there is more signs of trouble for big tech this morning, but that's not slowing down a rally on wall street. the dow made history yesterday, closing above 38,000 for the first time ever. and the s&p is officially in bull market territory, also notching an all time high. arabile is here to take us inside that record run good morning >> yeah, good morning. the bulls are c

>> thank you, kate. >>> all right. push for new evidence in the scott peterson murder case that might possibly exonerate him. >>> and dr. sanjay gupta with today's "chasing life." >> hey there. i'm dr. sanjay gupta, host of cnn's "chasing life" podcast. happy 2024. many of us are likely to have made new year's resolutions. but here's the thing. nearly two-thirds of us will break those goals by the end of january. so, i wanted to give you some tips to help you stick to your resolution. first of all, make a cue-based plan, meaning add specific details like where and when. instead of telling yourself, i'm going to work out more, say, i'm going to go for a run every day at 5:30. that sort of detailed planning helps you avoid obstacles and helps you remember when to act on your resolution. second of all, consider a penalty. data from one study at washington university in st. louis shows that penalties can be two to three times more motivating than rewards. make a deal with a family member to hold yourself accountable. and f

i'm kate bolduan joining you all this morning from new hampshire. is holding it down in new york where donald trump is right now making a courtroom campaign stop before heading here to new hampshire on the heels of the dominant win in iowa. donald trump is in court right now as the jury that will decide if he is going to pay as much as $10 million in damages to e. jean carroll is selected. >> yes, let that sink in, new york is the first campaign stop after winning the iowa caucuses as we speak for the first time in decades he is sitting in the same room as e. jean carroll, the woman who sued him and won for defamatory comments that he made about her assault allegations. cnn's kara scannell is outside of the courthouse right now. bring us up to speed, kara. >> so john, both e. jean carroll and donald trump are in the same courtroom and it is the first time they have seen each other in decades since the assault took place. and so e. jean carroll is at a table where she is surrounded by her lawyers and a second table behind her and donald trump is behi

kate?> much more on that, more details. >>> take a look at this, a look at the markets right now, opening higher this morning, so far, on their way to maybe what could be another record day on wall street. we shall watch, track and see. the dow hit a new record monday, s&p hit a fresh record yesterday and it's not just stocks, a number of factors are pointing to a strong economy right now. we have more on this, not just wall street, it's also main street. what are you seeing? >> we're watching wall street right now because the dow, the s&p opening higher, potentially on their way to another record led by what's called the mag any of tent seven. these are seven stocks that really rise and fall on the market follows in sync. but for the average american if they're watching the stock market they may be really excited about their 401(k), but if you don't have a 401(k), there are other ways that you can kind of tell the economy is roaring, and moving in a really good direction, gas prices are a

with austedo xr, kate can stay on her mental health meds— (kate) oh, hi buddy!ustedo xr can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or have suicidal thoughts. don't take if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo xr may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, or abnormal movements. seek help for fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, or sweating. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ ask your doctor for austedo xr. ♪ austedo xr ♪ >>> it's been decades since one of the last segregated asylums closed its doors now the community is turning a page in the dark history for healing. antonia hilton takes us on an exclusive tour of the grounds. >> reporter: in the heart of a forest in maryland, cadaver dogs search through the snow. they pause every time they identify a soul. many were buried in this sem tar t

first of all thanks for having me, kate. seeing here is a whole of government effort in terms of addressing the challenge that these houthi attacks have continued to demonstrate. what we've seen since mid-november is nearly 30 attacks by the houthis against international shipping and mariners that are transiting the red sea, and so we know that this is an international problem that requires an international response, as well as a whole of government response. in addition to diplomatic and economic tools, of course, here in the department of defense, we're focused on the military aspects, using force, and we'll continue to work closely not only with the interagency of the u.s. government but allies and partners to address this real problem. >> so the united states is now also this week we know conducted a third round of strikes against houthis in yemen and an official told cnn on monday that the first operation had destroyed less than a third of the houthi's weapons capabilities. can you give us some perspective or a sense of

kate. >> thank you. let's go to meteorolometeorolog karins. >> kate, this has been a great start for travel, just for, you know, starting with a new year with a nice dose of sunshine in most cases, there's a tiny bit of snow maybe driving up interstate 81 in northern virginia, it's not sticking on the ground in most cases. of overall, the only bad weather in the entire country, a little chillier than you'd like, areas from chicago to marquette, we're in january now, much colder than that, for most part it's san diego weather for most of the southern half of the country. no problems from new york to seattle. this great weather isn't going to continue. take advantage of the travel conditions. the roads look great. tomorrow, we start to introduce some areas of some wet weather, minor delays in houston, not too bad, same in san antonio to dallas, this next storm coming in, the one that's going to cause a lot of problems, west coast late tuesday, areas of rain, very typical high elevation snow, wet weather mo

penny extra. >> thank you kate. >> thank you kate. >> thank you paul. thank you mutaz.the break, we'll be having a lawyer off to debate pros and cons the debate the pros and cons of the rwanda whether rwanda plan and whether or not it's legally plus, it's legally feasible. plus, as nearly 350 migrants cross the channel earlier today. just goes to show, the significance of the of the events in parliament tonight , of the events in parliament tonight, we'll be discussing the migrant crisis with my panel very shortly. don't go anywhere >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back . i'm christopher >> welcome back. i'm christopher hope gb news political editor, and when we've been discussing the rwanda bill, let s get to your thoughts, john says, not only is this a complete farce, it's highlighting the fact that this country is absolutely broken from top to bottom so badly it's not recoverable. >> michael says the conservatives are trying to do something. why didn't everybody help to get this through this bill? perhaps it won't work, but at least give it a

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have international coordinator of the samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network, miss charlotte kates joining us from vancouver, welcome to the program uh to the both of you, let's start off with mr. yarion uh, and uh please give us your thoughts initially as we jump in about the legacy. that general has left behind. it's good to be with you, and in marking this fourth anniversary of the assassination of general soleimani, i think it is abundantly clear to uh any observer of uh history since uh certainly uh this this uh illegal and cowardly act by the us government that uh in no way was general sulaymani's uh uh broader project and life work set back. in fact, if anything, um, this horrible act, this illegal act, this cowardly act uh... simply propelled uh soleimani's project uh even uh more strongly and further uh throughout not only uh the region of west asia uh but also even in the western hemisphere uh in venezuela so um on this this fourth anniversary of his death uh i think it's important to consider um those who honor uh his memory who uh respect his memory and who dearely love

penny extra. >> thank you kate. >> thank you kate. >> thank you paul. thank you mutaz.ter the break, we'll be having a lawyer off to debate pros and cons the debate the pros and cons of the rwanda whether rwanda plan and whether or not it's legally plus, it's legally feasible. plus, as nearly 350 migrants cross the channel earlier today. just goes to show, the significance of the of the events in parliament tonight , of the events in parliament tonight, we'll be discussing the migrant crisis with my panel very shortly. don't go anywhere >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back . i'm christopher >> welcome back. i'm christopher hope gb news political editor, and when we've been discussing the rwanda bill, let s get to your thoughts, john says, not only is this a complete farce, it's highlighting the fact that this country is absolutely broken from top to bottom so badly it's not recoverable. >> michael says the conservatives are trying to do something. why didn't everybody help to get this through this bill? perhaps it won't work, but at least give i

kate? >> a man is accused of beheading his father and showing it on line, calling his dad a traitor for working for the federal government and ranting about president biden. pennsylvania police are now deep into this disturbing investigation. we'll bring you the updates on what's happening there. >>> iran's first response and warning since president biden confirmed that he has now decided how the united states will respond to the deadly strikes on u.s. troops and new video from the trial of the mother of a school shooter. what she said as she broke down in the back of a police car after her son's arrest and what it could mean for her trial that is under way. >>> iran's top mil is speaking out saying threats from america will not go unanswered. now this is the first pushback, if you will, from iran after the middle east has been waiting to see what move president biden has decided to make in retaliation and in response to sunday's drone attack that killed three u.s. soldiers and wounded doze

the news was broken by his wife, the tv presenter kate garraway.h disastrous consequences — he spent weeks in a coma, before returning home and needing round—the—clock care. 0ur political correspondent helen catt looks back at his life. derek draper, the husband of our very own kate garraway, has sadly passed away. all of us here at this morning, we're sending our love to you, kate, and of course darcey and billy. he was a former political adviser who became familiar to millions when covid changed his life and his family's. derek draper spent ten weeks in a coma after he caught the virus in 2020, and 374 days in hospital before he came home. he has difficulty speaking. he can't move without help and has been left doubly incontinent. his wife, the tv presenter kate garraway, made this film about their experience. today in a post on instagram, she said... she ended her message with... music in the 1990s, derek draper worked behind the scenes to create new labour, an important part of the party's story, according to tony blair, who's paid tribute to h

his wife, kate galloway, said he died with his family by his side.thy instagram post describing how he suffered cardiac arrest at the end of last year, and his recovery from that was also complicated by his having contracted covid, which he did in march, near the beginning of the pandemic. and then he spent a year in hospital. let as now go back to the weather. and the forecast. it has been a very wet start to 2024. some places have seen all of their expected january rainfall in the first few days of the month. still lots of flood warnings in force. the weather will continue to cause some disruption. what is actually falling out of the skies, much drier over the next few days. there will be a lag between rain falling and that water is receding. high pressure is building, that will squeeze away most of the showers. no pressure clearing towards the east in the next 24 hours. 0ne pressure clearing towards the east in the next 24 hours. one or two showers for the rest of today, quite heavy across north—east of scotland. cloudy skies were central and east

kate >> hopeful news. thank you. >>> republicans unveiled plans to impeach president biden's secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas they argue mayorkas has failed to protect the southern border. it comes as president biden said he is willing to take his most drastic measures yet to change what's happening at the border ali rafah reports from the white house. >> tonight secretary alejandro mayorkas in house republicans' crosshairs over the historic surge of mike rants over the u.s.-mexico border the house homeland security committee releasing articles of impeachment against mayorkas charging him with refusing to uphold the law and breaking public trust. the white house calls unconstitutional as soon as tuesday. >> breach of the public trust is sufficient to impeach and you know, i think it's important that we respond to the american people. >> but at the same time after weeks of closed-door talks a bipartisan deal in the senate that mayorkas helped to negotiate is finalized, but not yet released

. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, january 17th, 2024. >>> icy grip, that frigid cold tormenting most of the united states is just not letting up and more brutal weather is on the way. >>> royal health scarce, the princess of wales undergoing planned abdominal surgery as the king prepares for a procedure. >>> rush of aid. how soon supplies could be delivered. >>> an urgent cancer warning for a younger demographic, the deadly disease that is now killing younger people in record numbers. >> an important story. >>> we do begin this hour, again, with wicked winter weather, millions of americans facing another day of brutal cold. >> that's right, just take a look at so much these wind chills folks woke up to this morning, dallas is 41 but felt like 5 and chicago is 19 but felt like minus 16. weather is proving deadly. at least 12 people have died nationwide with that number likely to rise. >> another storm over the pacific northwest, ice everywhere, tens of thousands

zinhle, kate? >> really intense conditions out there for sure. >> let's bring in meteorologist michelle grossman. i texted my sister, and i got some video and photos. this is today. that's their sidewalk. it's just a sheet of ice. that's portland, oregon. her husband took these for us. and they sent some photos with cars, just sheets and sheets of ice over them. they've been iced in for days out there. school keeps getting canceled. will it get any better? >> i feel for them. we have so many power outages, and we have temperatures in the 30s. it's so cold there. unfortunately, they have today, friday, until the early parts of saturday morning they could get more freezing rain. we could see a quarter inch to half an inch. we could see more power outages. saturday afternoon into sunday, temperatures in the 40s that could melt some of the ice. send our love to them. that's a terrible situation. we're seeing rain falling on the coast of the pacific northwest into portions of northern california. we're

but they were, you know, he considered kate's going kate's sister.perhaps he'll be she is. and perhaps he'll be regretting things he regretting some of the things he said spare, were quite said in spare, which were quite unkind sort unkind about kate being a sort of type of fitting the royal mould type of fitting the royal mould type of know, all of of person. you know, all of these will have these things will have contributed a feeling of contributed to a feeling of stress kate. not saying stress for kate. i'm not saying this stress related. i this is at all stress related. i genuinely know is. genuinely don't know what it is. but you know, on top of whatever she must been dealing she must have been dealing with, she's been having had these grenades from omid grenades lobbed at her from omid scobie, isn't prince harry, scobie, who isn't prince harry, but is you know, an associate , but is you know, an associate, um, who's been very unkind. and of course , there royal of course, there was the royal racist saga, which was directed at i poor thing, if

my co-anchor kate snow is on assignment. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, january 31st, 2024. >>> breaks news. historic hearings. the heads of major social media platforms are testifying on capitol hill today. >> you have a product that's killing people. >> but the tech industry alone is not to blame for the situation we're in. those of us in congress need to look in the mirror. >> how the ceos are defending their platforms and steps parents can take right now to protect their kids. >>> also breaking, holding steady. federal reserve decides to keep interest rates at their current levels. >>> one step closer. house republicans move forward with their efforts to impeach the homeland security secretary. >>> and victory lap! two years after competing in the beijing olympics team usa is finally being honored as gold medalists, now they're talking to "nbc news daily" about why they're celebrating this golden moment. >>> let's begin this hour on capitol hill. after nearly four hours in the hot seat the leade

with austedo xr, kate can stay on her mental health meds— (kate) oh, hi buddy!r can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or have suicidal thoughts. don't take if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo xr may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, or abnormal movements. seek help for fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, or sweating. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ ask your doctor for austedo xr. ♪ austedo xr ♪ >>> to the index of other news. a supermarket chain issuing a cookie recall after a young dancer died. a professional dancer went into anaphylaxis shock. the peanuts were not listed on the label. stew leonard never said they were never told the ingredients were changed to include peanuts. cookies united claims it notified the store in july. >>> tonight nasa's ingenuity helicopter ha

jason. >> kate, one bonus question for you. who won the pre-game fashion statement today. >> you know what? i'm going to go a surprise answer. it's not going to christa news check. that's probably what a lot of people expecting it to stay. she did make a great suit. claire kittle george kittle's wife was also in a custom 2 piece suit and then after the game, george showed up to his podium conference in a matching one. so if you're on social media check out their looks pretty couple's theme outfit there. >> all right, kate, great stuff tonight. get back to day. we'll check in with you tomorrow. okay. and i were always breaking down. the pre-game fits there. we check out the instagrams. don't don't get it. twisted. all righty. over in afc we had mvp performance from the likely mvp will have those highlights from baltimore after the break. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a

but they were, you know, he considered kate's going kate's sister.d perhaps he'll be she is. and perhaps he'll be regretting things he regretting some of the things he said spare, were quite said in spare, which were quite unkind sort unkind about kate being a sort of type of fitting the royal mould type of fitting the royal mould type of know, all of of person. you know, all of these will have these things will have contributed a feeling of contributed to a feeling of stress kate. not saying stress for kate. i'm not saying this stress related. i this is at all stress related. i genuinely know is. genuinely don't know what it is. but you know, on top of whatever she must been dealing she must have been dealing with, she's been having had these grenades from omid grenades lobbed at her from omid scobie, isn't prince harry, scobie, who isn't prince harry, but is you know, an associate , but is you know, an associate, um, who's been very unkind. and of course , there royal of course, there was the royal racist saga, which was directed at i poor thing, i

y otro de los refuerzos, que por cierto es de aquí de la casa, será kate cowell.ue en los coaches, creo que jugaría por la izquierda, donde tuvo una temporada de altos y bajos con el equipo de san josé. sí, yo creo que kate tendrá que encontrar su mejor versión. >> creo que le va a ayudar mucho estar en una liga, que es mucho más táctica, que le va a poner defensas mucho más complicadas a la hora de marcar. a pesar de que sabemos que tiene un muy buen físico y muy buena velocidad. y lo que puede aprender fernando gago siempre pensando en que es un jugador de 20 años con mucha proyección, en que incluso se puede quedar con una parte de una futura venta de este jugador a europa. bueno chivas espera a 2 jugadores, pero en telemundo 48 tenemos confirmados 2 grandes eventos para este sábado, arrancando la 13:00 de la tarde con el wild card. >> los playoffs de la nfl, los browns ante los texans, ese partido de la afc por la pantalla de telemundo 48 y después más tarde, acompáñenos porque debuta el rebaño sagrado, las chivas rayadas del guadalajara que reciben a santos e

in meghan might outshine kate in the speaking arena, but the public speaking arena, but what kate's, is just stood back , stayed calm, stayed stood back, stayed calm, stayed quiet just waited for harry quiet and just waited for harry and meghan to thrash it out, tie themselves in knots , not throw themselves in knots, not throw lurid accusations and her way via their royal biographer. and, you know, apparently it's, you know, via meghan and she's just stayed calm, stayed quiet and she's emerged the victor. and you know, we always used to tease her, the tabloid media for being , katie. but being weighty, katie. but actually kind of a positive actually it's kind of a positive thing because she's waiting thing because she's just waiting it out she fabulous. it out and she looks fabulous. at and nobody at 42. she's elegant and nobody and nobody's bringing up the royal racist thing. on her birthday today. i mean, i can imagine meghan markle might have expected up , but it expected that to come up, but it doesn't because people sort of admire kate and think she's fabulous . fabulous. >> w

kate?> great stuff, kylie. thank you for tracking it for us. joining us, national politics reporter hearndon and with axios, sophia ky. i want to focus first, though, on this battle for union support from donald trump and joe biden. the fight for union support, it is an interesting one. biden won the support of the uaw last week and we know that donald trump appeals to union workers, working-class voters and he has since 2016 in a way republicans traditionally have not for decades. what do you see here? >> yeah. i think this is clearly going to be one of the battlegrounds we have to think about when it comes to 2024. remember back in 2016 not only did donald trump appeal and break the voters, we saw a split between union leadership who were universally backing hillary clinton and the democratic ticket and the rank and file breakaway that was more and more interested in donald trump. that gap kind of closed in 2020 as donald trump's presidency was seen as too chaotic and joe biden was able t

kate? >> donald trump's commanding win in iowa no doubt puts him closer to securing his third presidential nomination. republican presidential nomination. many republican lawmakers as we have seen have been quick to endorse trump. others remain uneasy about his possible return to the white house and they're now privately hoping he loses momentum. manu raju has some new reporting on this and joining us now. what are you hearing from lawmakers? >> reporter: yeah. i've spent the last day, along with several of our colleagues, talking to a number of republicans in the house and the senate about trump's dominating win in iowa, and very likely he will once again be the party's nominee, and you're seeing a split we have seen for so much time within the gop. yes, trump has gotten more support within the house and senate republican conferences, more people coming out and endorsing him, like his one-time rival ted cruz yesterday, but there are a number of republicans who are simply not there yet, fea

now of kate garraway.te ? i too lost condolences to kate? i too lost my partner just before christmas. jean had five years of liver cancer . so sorry to of liver cancer. so sorry to hear that ian and she had pain but was stoic and was able to smile and jokes. in the end smile and make jokes. in the end she went quickly and that pain is gone. well, we're sending our condolences to you as well, ian. thank very much for your thank you very much for your email . and bill says my wife is email. and bill says my wife is in bed 24 over seven, very ill. i am her carer, kate and their story helped show how difficult it is to get help when you're very ill. she inspired me, was touched a lot of people very similar to us, and a lot of people are getting in about contact, about gladiators. >> so most people >> yes. so most people think good, back because good, bringing it back because they was fun and gets they say it was fun and it gets young people but i love this young people in. but i love this from john who says,

kate? right now we're going to show you live pictures of nikki haley at her third campaign event already this morning in new hampshire. haley, ron desantis, donald trump, all hitting the trail hard there today, literally no time to waste at this point. just four days until voters are going to be heading to the polls. will donald trump lock up the race with another landslide win there? will nikki haley finally make the break to the front of the pack that she's been fighting so hard for? and what are voters there saying about all of the attacks going back and forth? kylie atwood is in hampton, new hampshire, this morning. kylie, tell me what you are hearing from voters? we are hearing the campaign pitches, but what are you hearing from voters now just days out? >> reporter: listen, i was able to speak with a number of voters here at nikki haley's event. what they said was that they do think she could do quite well here in new hampshire. one of the things her campaign has been doing is going a

the statement says kate looks forward to getting back to her duties as soon as possible.ogizing to those concerned. this is generating a ton of interest over here on this side of the pond. a kensington palace source tells nbc news that the prince of wales, william her husband, of course, will postpone a number of upcoming engagements to support his family. of course be by the side of his wife but also his three young kids. he will not undertake any official duties while his wife is in the hospital and we don't expect any international travel for either kate or william in the next few months. so really thinking about this family. i'm jooking down at my computer because unbelievably in the last few mut we have actually just gotten another statement, this time from buckingham palace. i'm just going to read it right now. it says in common with thousands of men each year, the king -- that's charles, of course -- has ht treatment for an enlarged prostate. his majesty's condition is ni and he will attend hospital next week for a corrective procedure. the king's public engagement

>> reporter: it is, kate. you know, this opportunity tonight for governor desantis, for nikki haley, it allows voters for the first time to see them side by side. believe it or not, there are still some undecided iowans going into this evening, and so they are trying to land on a clear trump alternative, and this gives them the opportunity to do so. policy differences will also come into focus. we're hearing from desantis' deputy campaign manager, and he says that the governor is really going to push nikki haley into answering questions that she previously has evaded. that has been a consistent argument of her opponents, that she isn't concrete on certain policy matters, on certain conservative policy matters. i will say from being out on the campaign trail, things have really intensified in the last few days. take a listen. >> i like being under estimated, so, you know, i could sit here and say this, but you know what, i think that being the underdog suits me better, so buckle up. i think it's going to be an

. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, tuesday, january 9th, 2024, breaking news, cancer diagnosis, we've just learned secretary of defense lloyd austin has been treated for prostate cancer the announcement coming as the pentagon faces serious criticism over why his hospitalization was kept secret. what we're learning about his condition. >>> also breaking. triple threat. blizzards in the midwest, floods in the northeast, tornadoes in the south. nearly two out of three americans are under a weather alert today. we're tracking all of it. >>> wake-up call, how much caffeine is too much caffeine, the new research on your morning cup of joe and what it's doing to your body. >>> and calling the shots, a new bartender in town, powered by a.i., artificial intelligence. >> thank you very much. that's pretty good. >> we'll introduce you the robot who's really mixing things up. >> i see what you did there. >>> we'll begin this hour with that breaking news from the pentagon -- defense sec

>> well, kate, it is such a joy to be in this snow and where it is not ice cold. i feel like i could take my coat off right now. you know, i am going to talk to trump's advisers today about where his mindset is. and they got in late last night to new york and in court all morning and this is what is leading up to last night, and this is the result they were looking for. they were hoping that ron desantis would come in second and this is crazy since trump spent the better part of the year attacking florida governor, but they are seeing a lot of momentum for nikki haley going into new hampshire and ron desantis does not have a path in new hampshire, but nikki haley does. so the fact that he came in second instead of nikki haley is good, the trump team believes because they believe it could have slowed down some of her momentum. now, kate, the other thing that we are watching is vivek ramaswamy, and we talked about it when chris christie dropped out of the race, and vivek ramaswamy does not own the voters, but looking at the type of voter that goes to vivek ramaswamy

i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman.s is "cnn news central." ♪ ♪ >>> right now, donald trump is on the campaign trail and on his way to a new york courtroom. we are now waiting for him to arrive at the manhattan federal courthouse for the next day of his civil defamation trial and this is the case brought by e. jean carroll. trump has been liable for defaming her and sexually abusing her. today donald trump may take the stand all in an effort to convince a jury to not make him pay more money and damages and also in reality an effort to make his legal problems a pillar of his presidential campaign strategy. cnn's kara scannell is outside the courthouse for us. to remind everyone, this trial has been delayed a couple of times. what's going to happen once it resumes? >> kate, this will be the first time the jury has heard testimony in this case in about a week and as it is, they've only heard two days of testimony, but we are in the homestretch of this trial with e. jean carroll's team expecting to put on their final witnes

kate was elated to learn she was pregnant with her third child. tests revealed that her baby girl had trasami18, a genetic condition that is almost always fatal or soon after birth. thegrim. moreover carrying the child could damage kate's future fertility for another child. kate and her husband made win of the -- one of the hardest decisions. they made the decisio go forward with an abortion. but in texas, where they lived, it is illegal in nearly all circumstances. the cox family hoped the exception in texas law for the her would allow her to terminate this ill-fated pregnancy. shockingly it did not. although a state court initially ruled kate could obt abortion republican texas attorney general ken paxton immediately took legal steps to block kate from serial the care she needed. in addition to appealing the trial court's decision supreme court, attorney general paxton sent a letter to hospitals and doctors warning them that anyone involved in performing an abortion for kate would face civil and criminal liability. the texas supreme court, contr

kate. >> matt, thank you. >>> it's time for today's money minute. tiger woods is parting ways with nike. >> and apple is paying up after a class action lawsuit. bertha coombs joins us now. >>> that's right, nike has been getting out of the golf business, so tiger woods breaking up his decades-long partnership with nike now over. he announced on social media today that his time with the iconic sports brand has come to an end. he's worn nike apparel since he first signed with the company back in 1996. >>> and applesauce recalled for lead may also have contained chromium. some of the recalled brands include wanabana. >>> and iphone owners who filed claims in apple's $500 million class action settlement over the company to slow the performance of phones with older batteries they're starting to get their checks, apple agreed to settle the 2017 lawsuit which alleged that it didn't properly disclose what it was doing. some customers have seen money deposited into their accounts for $92. affected devices were the iphone 6, 7 and the original se. i don't eve

kate? >>> nikki haley tells donald trump to man up. how the two are battling each other now, and also president biden. >>> new cnn reporting is also coming in at the head of the network, oan is accused of criminal activities while promoting 2020 election lies. what the voting machine company smartmatic is alleging in a multibillion dollar lawsuit against the network. >>> and the super bowl is set. what's about to happen in vegas, and why lots of people are wondering about taylor swift's travel plans. we'll be back. >>> now to the campaign trail where donald trump and nikki haley are weighing in on the deadly drone attack in jordan. trump is blaming president biden for the attack that killed three u.s. service members, and this morning, haley is calling on the united states to retaliate. >> we lost three heroes because biden was scared of his own shadow. the very first strike that hit, you punch and you punch back hard. what they should be doing is going after every ounce of production of th