coming up on "early today," almost 4 million strong march across france in solidarity against the terrorists. one step closer to finding out what brought aairasia flight down. and a big night for the beautiful people at the golden globes. and did you hear what the hosts said about george clooney? it's monday, january 12th. "early today" starts right now. >> good morning, i'm milissa rehberger. get ready for an extreme taste of winter. northwest facing freezing rain and snow. after a quarter inch millions could face a white knuckle commute like this one. >> in wisconsin last week a truck sliding across the highway

stopped just inches from on coming cars. a full weather forecast is just ahead. now to paris, a city in morning following the deadliest terror attacks in decades but also a nation gathered in solidarity. holding french flags and signs reading "je suis charlie." it was the largest rally in french history. there were no political speeches. even more powerful, this image of french hollande locking arms with 40 world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas. announced mobilization of 10,000 army personnel as the manhunt continues. last night empire state building lit in the colors of french flag dimmed at 9:00.

the simpsons ended with this show of solidarity. tracie potts live in washington. tracy, what's for the final suspect in the attack does continue. in new york city, though, last night the empire state building tracy. >> allowed some of these people in europe to easily radicalize, go oversees come back in europe and get in the u.s. fly to the u.s. without a visa. people wondering on the hill if the no-fly list needs to be revisited to keep radicals out of the united states. it's one of the reasons the white house is organizing a global terror summit. that will happen next month. also secretary of state john kerry who is responding this morning to criticism that he or president obama or any cabinet member was arm in arm with those world leaders this weekend. he says yes, we had people at the rally but we'll be doing more. he'll be in france thursday to

talk more about how the two countries can get together and track suspected terrorists. there have been rallies here in the united states over the weekend in support of what's happening in france. as you said they are still looking for that one remaining suspect. >> all right, tracie thank you. on high alert, nypd is ramping up security on the heel of a brand-new threat from isis leaders. threats aimed at law enforcement in the u.s. and other countries, nypd sent out this bulletin to officers it reads, officers must pay close attention to approaching vehicles and anyone getting out of the vehicle. pay close attention to people as they approach and look for their hands as they approach you. also not backing down to terrorists the pakistani school where taliban gunmen killed more than 130 students last month, it has now reopened of the chief of pakistan's army was on hand to greet students. they were met with tight security on their first day back as well. last month's terror attack was the deadliest in pakistan's

history. breaking overnight a big find in the airasia disaster. divers found flight data recorder located half a mile from the tail section. the flight recorder has also been found but still missing is the plane's fuselage. they believe that's where victims will be found still in their seat. forty bodies recovered, 162 on board. it was hollywood's big party on nbc and golden globes host tina fey and amy poehler had fun with mr. and mrs. george clooney. >> george clooney married amal al mud even. she was an adviser to annan for syria and selected for three-person commission investigating rules of war violation in the gaza strip. so tonight her husband is getting a lifetime achievement award. >> nbc's jinah kim reports on the night's winners and losers.

>> and the golden globe goes to "boyhood." >> reporter: a movie about growing up which took a dozen years to film came of age at the golden globes sunday night. "boyhood" won best drama, best supporting actress for patricia arquette and best director for richard linklater. >> i want to dedicate this to parents evolving everywhere and families that are just passing through this world and doing their best. >> reporter: it was also a big night for julianne moore. she won best actor for "aes." >> oh, my goodness! while newlywed eddie redmayne won for portraying physicist stephen hawking in "the theory of anything." >> thank you for giving us a night at the end of our honeymoon we'll all remember. thank you. >> reporter: amy adams did not expect to wind best actress in a musical or comedy for "big eyes." >> i didn't even reapply lip gloss. >> reporter: michael keaton gave an emotional speech, winning best actor for his performance in "birdman." >> i'm so grateful honestly,

from the bottom of my heart. you have no idea what this means to me. >> reporter: in a surprise, keaton's film lost out on best musical or comedy to wes anderson's "the grand budapest hotel." there were more upsets in the tv category. >> "transparent." >> reporter: the amazon.com series about a transgender parent won best comedy and best actor for star jeffrey tambor. >> this is much bigger than me. >> reporter: another surprise gina rodriguez of wc's freshman series "jane the virgin" beat out julia louis-dreyfus for best actress. >> today is a great day. i can and i did. >> reporter: "affair" with best tv drama and best actress for one of its stars ruth wilson. best actor honors went to kevin spacey for "house of cards." jinah kim, nbc news, los angeles. now to weather and nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> good morning. the west is actually fairly quiet. we had that rain in l.a. the morning of the red carpet and

squeegee out there for golden globes. big story this morning travelwise and airports aren't looking too bad but about 70 million people under winter weather advisory st. louis to portions of new england. not a big snowstorm but ice is a problem, a quarter inch in indianapolis. a lot ending during the day today. temperatures in biggest cities in the east have been all right. the storm brought the rain in california now showery weather in arizona, so not a lot left for that. so california is clear. northern california some showers around the border of oregon. looks like around medford and oregon could get damp weather for your morning commute. that's about it. some bigger highlights will come toward the end of the week into the weekend. that's our next chance of significant rain. the radar doesn't look too bad. upper 40s for

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it is college football's biggest day. ohio state and oregon face off for the national championship. tonight at at&t stadium in arlington, texas, it will be packed with over 100,000 screaming fans. and that is where we find nbc's jay gray this morning. jay, be honest do you have a different? >> i have a favorite. it is that we now have a college playoff system. it is great to finally have a championship decided by a playoff. i think we're all winners. look it will happen in texas in a state where football is king in a stadium everybody calls a palace. they will crown oregon or ohio state as the newest royalty in the college football world. the fans are here and finishing touches are just about done outside and inside at&t stadium. >> we're very excited about this playoff. we've been waiting over two years. >> two years since ncaa decided

division one national title would be determined by a playoff that ends with the championship game here tonight. and oh, what a night it will be. "o" as in oregon. "o" as in ohio state. more than 60,000 fans have already made the trip to north texas. there's no official counts yet. the amount of face paint, well, interesting outfits they've brought along. but supporters on both sides -- >> o-h-i-o, let's go bucks! let's go bucks! >> reporter: seem pretty confident. >> this is the real championship game of oregon, and we're going to win. >> reporter: even before the kickoff here, there's already one clear winner. the championship will bring an economic boost to $300 million or more to the area and the final financial score will be even higher. >> you take ticket sales, merchandise, sponsorship, marketing rights, advertising,

you're looking at a pie that's probably over a billion dollars. >> reporter: but of course it's the bucks and the ducks looking to cash in right now. speaking of cash there are still a few tickets available. the average cost for a seat $1,000 melissa. thanks so much for buying me that level. >> i was going to say. maybe you should be wearing a helmet and padding, too, jay. gunfire erupted at a private chris brown concert. take a look. it happened at a club in san jose, california, on sunday. cell phone footage caught the chaos. five people were shot but all are okay. brown was not hurt. police are questioning several people. the pope is taking on critics. he says his concern for the poor and global economy isn't, quote, some novel communist-inspired ideology but rather the core

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this morning on "today," from chart-topping songs to sold-out tours, katy perry likes to do things big including halftime at the super bowl. this morning willie catches up with the pop star to find out what she has in store for the big game. the road to the super bowl that has its final four. peyton manning and the broncos, well, they struggled against the colts after taking an early lead. andrew luck threw for 265 yards and two touchdowns to upset the broncos 24-13. the cowboys first postseason trip to green bay since the 1967 ice bowl ended in defeat. a crucial late-game catch by dez

bryant was reviewed. it was challenged. after the review, it was determined bryant did not complete the catch ending in a packers win. reactions, they quickly hit social media. the lions tweeted "sorry, dallas. we know the feeling." referenceing a similar overturned call. cowboys fan lebron james tweeting "what is the definition of a catch or not in the nfl? i really wanna know? no one can answer the question?" well, dez was just as baffled. >> i had possession of that ball coming down. that's possession, right? one, two, three. that's possession. truthfully, losing like that? we have to lose like that? you can have it. you can have it. >> new jersey governor chris christie, hugger and cowboys fan got some good old-fashioned political ribbing from wisconsin congressman paul ryan. ryan tweeting "do you need a hug now?" rough. upsets in college hoops. second ranked duke is handed its first loss against n.c. state 87-75. then rutgers pulled off a big

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you can see his face in the background. the most talked about face is this one. chrissy teigen getting all emotional while he accepts his award. she's beautiful. it immediately became a meme. that face works perfectly when someone says, you know, that was due today, right? or this one. when you found out luke and leia were brother and sister after they kissed. >> a lot of people are calling it the monday face. >> beyonce, get this posted this cryptic photo yesterday of herself in the stand. if you notice it appears to be a baby belly made of sand. so is this a joke or is it an announcement? we don't really know. i'm milissa rehberger, this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day on nbc. if you have medicare part d, walgreens gets that you might be at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i wish i'd looked some more."

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leading the news on nbc news this morning, what does haiti have to show for $13 billion in earthquake aid? americans texted tens of millions and governments gave billions. five years later, 85,000 people still live in crude camps and many more in deplorable conditions. and "the daily mirror," kim jong-un set to open a new restaurant in scotland? kim already has a restaurant in holland, apparently. north korea watchers believe he's looking at scotland because of his ruling party's love of whiskey and scotland's recent push for independence. some other stories we're following today. a new study conducted at the university of north dakota finds very disturbing news. it finds nearly one-third of college men admit they might

rape a woman if they could get away with it. the study found 32% would act on intentions to force a woman to sexual intercourse if they knew they could get away with it. and just over 13% would act on intentions to rape a woman if there weren't any consequences. protesters gathered near the white house yesterday. they want the guantanamo bay detention facility in cuba closed. sunday marked the 13th anniversary of the facility's opening. protests also took place in south florida. from "the washington post," losing marijuana business, mexican cartels push heroin and meth. the latest drug seizure statistics show that the amount of marijuana seized at the border has fallen 37% in the past three years. drug traffickers are now flooding the border with cheap heroin and meth. around the world, passengers took a ride on the wild side, for the annual no pants subway ride. commuter from spain and mexico to right here in new york stripped down to their scivvies to celebrate the event on

sunday. it's an actual event, i don't know. a new york comedy club organized, they are calling it a bottomless bash. >> bottomless bash. okay. first of all, it's cold. second of all, these folks are clearly not germaphobic. now, a look ahead. it's a busy week ahead for republican controlled congress of house republicans plan to vote on legislation that would block president obama's executive order on immigration while the senate may begin to debate a bill on the keystone pipeline. the house passed their version last week. happy birthday to "glee" actress, nia rivera 28. howard stern 64. i'm milissa rehberger, thanks for watching "early today." enjoy your monday.

golden gate bridge getting its first test this morning for a new movable median barrier. plus video captures the moment gunshots are fired at a crowded chris brown concert in the south bay. one witness explains the. ic that followed. the bay area strikes lotto luck not once but twice over the weekend. the mystery still surrounding a pair of newly minted millionaires. let's take a live look outside from the south bay, starting out our week. it's january 12th. this is "today in the bay." >> and a very good monday morning.