zinhle?s attention back then, and is doing so right now, liz kreutz, thank you. >>> well, almost everyone wants to get better at managing money, right, whether that means budgeting a little more or spending a little less. it turns out money is also on the minds of savvy third graders, learning about finance basics in a pretty unique way. digital reporter maya eaglin joins us with the story. how do these unique lessons work? >> zinhle, i don't know if you had a few classroom jobs in school when you were growing up by i got to see how one-third grade teacher in north carolina turned those scores into viral -- >> if you got 184, say oh yeah. >> like many teachers, shelby lattimore says she loves her job but feels overwhelmed and underpaid. >> i'm tutoring, i'm the science coordinator, i don't know anyone who is teaching or in education that does not have a second job. >> reporter: but instead of working as a barista on the weekends her viral tiktoks have been supplementing her salary as a third

zinhle?and raf, as you're talking about the early days of the war i'm reminded we're coming up on a hundred days since october 7th. how are people in israel going to mark that day, especially as to many are still held hostage? >> reporter: we've seen a range of events, families of the hostages went down to the gaza border and they used loud speakers to call out in the vain hope that their loved ones might be able to hear them, the kind of beating heart of the hostage movement here in tel aviv is placed on hostage square, it's near the big art museum here, there's going to be a 24-hour rally on sunday to mark a hundred shs days, if rally being addressed by the american ambassador in israel, and hearing from some of the hostages who are actually released and one of the big concerns, zinhle, as we head towards this 100 days mark, we were hearing it today from the families -- of the family of one of the american hostages, is that the world may move on, and that it may forget about these people, w

i'm zinhle essamuah. my co-anchor kate snow is off today and "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, friday, january 5th, 2024. storming in, 33 million americans are under winter weather alerts. a nasty storm barreling in impacting snow, sleet and rain. what it means for your weekend plans. >>> heartbreak in iowa. a 17-year-old opened fire inside a school cafeteria. a sixth grader killed. fire others hurt. what we're learning about the victims and gunman's possibly motive. >>> unhappy new year? with the holiday season in the rearview mirror, some folks may be feeling wint blues. how you can still find comfort and joy. >>> and blockbuster. they said it could not be done but he did it. a 13-year-old actually beat "tetris." >> oh, my god! oh, my -- i can't breathe. i can't breathe! >> how he quite literally broke the game and we got a special surprise you'll only see right here on "nbc news daily." >>> and i'll tell you, heartwarming to say the least. can't wait to get to that one. first, we begin this

zinhle?id we've been hearing from the attorneys. what are they saying? what about the victim's families? >> reporter: the legal team has made two arguments to two separate courts telling the supreme court that he shouldn't be put to death if he's already faced an execution, which they overruled, allowing things to proceed today. they failed to properly attach tubes to his veins to deliver that deadly combination of drugs. the supreme court saying that, no, this execution can, in fact, move forward. and a federal appeals court, they made the argument because this is so new and untested that he shouldn't be treated as a, quote, test subject. those judges ruled even though this is a, quote, new and novel form of execution, his team failed to properly prove it is a form of cruel and unusual punishment. the fact he's facing the death penalty goes back not to the original conviction but another conviction after he won on appeal back in 1996. it was in that instance that a jury recommended he have l

zinhle?donnell, thank you so much. >>> airplane manufacturer boeing is facing growing scrutiny both federal and alaska airlines inspectors are reviewing the company as well as its subcontractors over quality control processes, all of it coming nearly two weeks after the midair emergency that core a door plug off one of the planes. nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: the faa says it has no time line for when it might allow the max 9 to fly again all pending its ongoing investigations. what's new is now the faa says the first 40 inspections of the grounded planes have been completed. the faa is reviewing that data of those inspections before it then decides how to allow the next group to be inspected and when that might happen. so this is very much a work in progress, and there is no time line here. importantly, only after reviewing that data will the faa move forward with the decision on how it will investigate the rest of the grounded max 9s. you're going to recall it was the door plug

>>> hi, everyone, i'm ellison barber, kate and zinhle are off. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, friday, january 26th, 2024. courtroom drama, former president trump walks out of court just minutes into closing arguments in his latest civil trial. how lawyers on both sides are trying to send a message to the jury as they deliberate. >>> waiting for justice. the suspect in the idaho college murders is back in court, but there's still no trial date set. the desperate plea from victims' families to change that. >>> royal recovery, king charles is out of surgery, on his prostate, and princess kate is recovering from her own health issues. how both are doing right now. >>> plus, deepfake drama. explicit fake images of taylor swift are spreading like wildfire online, believed to be the product of artificial intelligence, the rush to delete them as a.i.'s potential threat becomes even clearer. >>> we begin this hour with the civil defamation trial against former president donald trump. the case is now in the jury's hands. deliberations are un

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, january, 3rd, 2024. breaking news, deadly blast. more than a hundred people are dead in iran after a pair of explosions, it all comes one day after israel killed a top hamas leader in lebanon the growing concerns that the conflict is boiling over. >>> the epstein files. nearly 200 people with ties to the disgraced finesier are set to be revealed. the potential fallout and why some names are remaining sealed for now. >>> follow the money, the u.s. economy fared far better in 2023. how is 2024 shaping up? how you can cash in. >>> put to the test. the high schoolers start prepping for college admissions tests, an expert takes us through the abs. of a.c.t.s and s.a.t.s. >> they're optional for some colleges. >>> we do begin with breaking news from the middle east, as unrest and violence spread across that region. >> there are two big stories we're following the first is in lebanon, u.s. officials tell nbc news that israel was behind

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >> today is thursday, january 11, 2024. breaking news, closing arguments. former president donald trump is back in new york for his civil fraud trial. his remarks from inside the courtroom and what's at stake for him and his family. >>> bomb cyclone. a storm intensifying very rapidly, threatening millions with heavy snow, high winds and dangerous cold. meteorologist bill karins is here to time it out. >>> from the flight deck, 15 years after the miracle on the hudson, captain c.b. sullenberger sits down with "nbc news daily." >> i thought we'd all be bonded, those of us on the airplane. >> how he remembers the day he saved 155 lives and his reaction to the recent alaska airline incident. >>> how artificial intelligence is making a real mark. >> i don't know if i like that. no more passing notes around class. >> or thank you notes. i like a little bit of writing. >> people's writing is getting a little messy these days. >> my kids don't even know how

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> it's tuesday, january 2nd, 2024. moments of terror. a passenger plane on the runway. what we're learning about the crash and the search for quake survivors. >>> next phase? israel cancel ascii cabinet meeting about gaza's future after hamas. what we're learning about the plan they had. >>> breaking news, stepping down. harvard's president claudine gay resigns over controversies surrounding her leadership, her message to students. >>> and that's the spirit, millions of americans are cutting back on drinking this month, how to give up the booze without making january a total buzz kill. >>> we've got a busy day to start, an exciting year. happy new year. >> we haven't been together until today. happy new year. >> it's good to be back. a pair of tragedies unfolding abroad in japan. >> deadly plane collision and the aftermath of the new year's day earthquakes. the prime minister says it's a race against time to rescue people trapped under buildings th

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> 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 essamuah is off for the holiday. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> todaytoday's january 1st, 2 breaking news. massive quake a powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake rocks japan killing at least three people, a series of tremors sending a seven-story building crumbling to the ground. >>> pack your patience as they say, millions of us hitting the road and the skies as part of the post-holiday rush home, what you can expect in terms of weather and waiting. >>> new year, new laws, as the calendar rolls over new laws are in effect. the new rules and regulations you need to be aware of the in 2024. >>> play it again, a group of high school students who survived the fires in maui in hawaii get a chance to shine in the rose parade, their remarkable story and resilience as hawaii's all-state band starts the year on a high note. really glad we can share that story for you for some inspiration on this first day of the new year and we're glad you're with us today and every day. we begin this hour with that breaking news out of j

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> 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

i'm zinhle essamuah. 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

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. wbs wx starts right now. >>> today, tuesday, january 30th, 2024. >>> weighing options. the biden administration considers its next steps after that deadly drone strike in jordan, now the families of the three american troops killed are demanding answers. >> we will like to know what happened and how could this happen. >> what we're learning about how that drone may have slipped by. >>> drawing the lines. house republicans look to impeach the homeland security secretary. >>> hand well care from assistant living to skilled care, the terms you need to know and the costs to expect. >>> peace of mind, one of elon musk's company implants a chip into someone's brain. >> that's the buzzy story of the day. chip in someone's brain. >>> but we'll start this hour with fallout from that drone strike in jordan. >> after meeting with his national security team again this morning, president biden said he has decided how america will respond, the three troops who died were all from georgia ranging in

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, january 10th, 2024. taking the blame. boeing ceo speaks out after that terrifying alaska airlines flight, what his company is doing right now to ensure their planes are safe. >>> surprise guest. hunter biden crashes his own contempt hearing on capitol hill. the fiery exchange between the president's son's lawyers and how republicans. >>> coming of age, puberty is starting earlier than ever sometimes in kids as young as 8 years old. how parents can help their kids cope. >>> easy as pie, new ways to track the food you eat, how that could be a game-changer for your health, maybe even your waistline. >> new year and new a.i. technologies. >> yeah. >>> but we begin this hour with the alaska airlines scare and the growing scrutiny for the company that built that plane >> cell phone video captured the aftermath of door plug that was ripped off the plane nearly 15,000 feet in the air now the head of boeing said the incident, quote, can

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, tuesday, january 23rd, 2024. >>> battle for the ballot. primary day in new hampshire, former president donald trump looking to knock nikki haley out of the race entirely, but haley says she's not going anywhere, how she's fighting back in these final hours. >>> super soaker, torrential downpours in southern california. major freeways force to close, we're tracking where that storm is heading next. >>> money for maui, jeff bezos pledged $100 million after the devastating wildfires, where did all that cash actually go. >>> and hollywood cliffhanger, this year's oscars picks are out. >> some movies to catch up on. >> i have a list going on my phone. >>> we'll start this hour with politics and decision 2024, today is the most crucial day yet in the race for the white house. >> voters in new hampshire are casting their ballots right now as we speak in state's republican primary, here's a look at polling locations across the state right now, for

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, monday, january 15th, 2024. >>> countdown to caucuses. voting begins in an icy iowa in just a matter of hours and former president donald trump has an unprecedented lead. how tonight's results could shape the entire race. >>> bitter blast, nearly 1 in 3 americans facing brutal cold in some places it feels like federal government tif 50, and that's just the start of it. meteorologist bill karins. >>> breaking point? rebels in yemen hit another ship. >>> and step on it. are you in the market for a new car, why now may be exactly the right time to buy. >> certainly a busy news day on this dr. martin luther king jr. day as well. >>> we begin in iowa this hour, and the official kickoff to 2024 campaign season, candidates crisscrossing the state, making their closing arguments to voters before tonight's caucuses. >> right now, former president trump is dominating the field, lo to of attention is on who will place second tonight. nikki haley and

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, tuesday, january 16th, 2024. >>> trumped! the former president wins the iowa caucuses in a landslide, now off to the next major contest. we're hearing from voters on the ground. >>> chilled to the bone, one in three americans facing dangerous cold, some people have seen lows colder than antarctica i any relief in sight. >>> cult mystery, six people vanish from a st. louis. >>> and new teen threats, some kids picked up another bad habit they're packing nicotine patches, what those are and explain what parents need to know. >>> we begin this hour with the race to the white house. >> all eyes are on new hampshire after donald trump's historic victory in iowa. here's how it shook out, former president trump won handily with 51% of on the vote. desantis finished a distant second. trump's win by far the largest margin of victory in the iowa republican caucuses in history. the previous record was bob dole in 1988. >> two other republican candidat

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, monday, january 22nd, 2024. one-on-one. the race for the gop presidential nomination is down to trump versus haley, florida governor ron desantis stepped down before the new hampshire primary. >>> thawing out, brutal winter conditions is finally easing. >>> urgent warning, the faa now telling airlines to inspect a second boeing-made plane, similar design to the max 9 raising concerns. >>> where in the world? a tiktoker playing global hide and seek, teach themselves to protect themselves online. >> it's not all bad. you can learn some good hacks. >> an interesting story. you did take your background and tell you exactly where you are in world. >> wait for that one. >>> we'll start this hour in new hampshire where voters will make an enormous decision tomorrow that will likely shape the race for the republican nomination for president. >> former president donald trump and his former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley, over the week

i'm zinhle essamuah. my co-anchor is on assignment. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, monday, january 29th, 2024. >>> breaking news, troops attacked. we just learned the identity of three american soldiers killed in a drone strike in jordan, the u.s. saying an iran-backed group is responsible. >>> deal in sight? the biden administration and bipartisan group of senators appear to be on the verge of immigration. >>> royal relief, king charles and princess kate are both home today after their hospital stays. >>> and ready for a refund? tax season is officially here, folks, and this year there are some big changes. what to know before you file that can save you money. >>> we'll begin this hour in the middle east, where we're waiting to see how the biden administration responds to the deadly drone attack which killed three american service members, on sunday a drone packed with explosives hit tower 22 a logistics support base in northeast jordan, according to two pentagon officials this was the third time the base has been targe

i'm zinhle essamuah? and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, monday, january 8th, 2024. cabin chaos, hundreds more flights are cancelled today after part of plane blows out mid-flight. what passengers say happened 16,000 feet in the air and what you need to know if you're flying. >>> secrets and scrutiny, secretary of defense lloyd austin is still in the hospital, so why did it take days for the pentagon to tell the white house, how the biden administration is responding to a growing uproar. >>> all rise the man seen on video body-slamming a las vegas judge faces her yet again. >>> and golden moments. hollywood kicks off awards season at the golden globes, we're in beverly hills with the night's big wishes and even bigger surprises. >> all the parties, the watch parties. >> you find yourself looking up all the movies that won to see if you've seen them. >> yes. >>> but we'll start this hour with the story that everyone is talking about that jaw-dropping scare aboard an alaska airlines flight. >> a d

i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, january 24th, 2024. >>> trumped again, the former president scores a decisive victory in new hampshire, leaving nikki haley trailing by double digits. >> this race is far from over. there are dozens of states left to go. what her former boss has to say about her promise to fight on. >>> breaking news, plane crash mystery, a russian jet reportedly seen crashing, bursting into a fireball, the kremlin claims it was full of ukrainian prisoners, why kyiv said that's not true >>> scrutiny to the max, boeing ceo is on capitol hill today meeting with lawmakers after a string of mid-flight strings. >> and baby steps, millions of expectant moms suffer from extreme morning sickness. how science is working toward a treatment for them. >>> we'll begin with the race for the white house, former president donald trump taking another big step toward securing the republican nomination, nbc news projects that trump defeated his former ambassador t