good morning. thanks for starting your weekend off with us. after days of drama and late night at the capitol and scuffle on the house floor, kevin mccarthy is now officially the speaker of the house. >> the 15th time is the charm. it is january 7th. this is "today." >> at last. >> that was easy. this chamber is now fully open for all americans to visit. >> after 14 failed votes and more than 4 days, republican kevin mccarthy is elected speaker of the house overnight on the 15th try. drama on the house floor

unfolding. two republicans coming to blows. mccarthy making major concessions to get the job he's always dreamed of, but what does it mean for the next two years? we're live with the overnight developments. somber remembrances. president biden and members of congress marking the second anniversary of the january 6th riot at the capitol. honoring the heroes of that day. even as the investigation into the attack moves forward. 6-year-old shooter. an elementary school student in custody this morning accused of shooting and critically wounding his teacher. how could this happen and why? road to recovery. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin now able to breathe on his own and talking to his teammates on facetime. >> he said i love you, boys.

of course, that got the guys. >> as the bills get ready for their next big game without him and the nfl gets back into action today for the first time since that terrifying collapse. those stories plus still dreaming. with no big winner in friday night megamillions drawing. the massive jackpot grows again to $1.1 billion. ensuring more long lines with people hoping to get that golden ticket. today, saturday, january 7th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on saturday morning. happy new year on this first saturday of 2023. you saw a live look at the capitol. what a way to kickoff the first

weekend of the year. an overnighter in d.c. >> not an overnighter for anybody hoping to win the lottery. the jackpot continues. more than $1 billion. we will have the latest in a moment. overnight, the early morning hours. house republicans elected kevin mccarthy as speaker. the 15th and final vote did not go down the way mccarthy planned. >> it didn't. the handful of holdout republicans holding up the process all week threw the house into chaos in the 14th vote. the vote he thought would be the one to elect him. it did not and then things escalated. >> mccarthy ally mike rogers needed to be restrained as he lunged toward matt gaetz. gaetz is expected to give up opposition to mccarthy. >> cooler heads did prevail. republicans came together and mccarthy was finally elected speaker. nbc's ali vitali has been up all

night long. ali, you have your coffee and >> reporter: it's over kevin mccarthy is the speaker of the house, but that didn't always seem certain on this roll coaster in congress last night this morning it's official. >> the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected speaker of the house of the representatives. >> this chamber is now fully open for all americans >> reporter: it ends the longest speaker vote in 100 years, a dramatic and twisting political melodrama. >> we'll use the power of the purse and the power of the s subpoena to get the job done. >> reporter: mccarthy's allies expected him to clinch it on the

14th ballot. >> a speaker hasn't been elected. >> reporter: shock reverberating throughout the chamber as congressman matt gaetz held firm standing in the way of mccarthy's speaker ship. congressman mike rogers being held back from lunging at gaetz. members pleading with their colleagues, even calling former president donald trump for backup chaotic scenes we wouldn't have seen if usual house rules were in place all six holdouts moved as one on ballot number 15 >> gaetz, present. boebert, present rosendale -- >> present. >> present >> but mccarthy's gavel came at a high cost, days of negotiations brought a long list from concessions from the would-be speaker to the right

flank of the speaker to vacate the chair. big sway over what bills make it to the floor for votes all moves that weaken the speaker and spread power to the republican rank and file >> this will change this house >> reporter: lawmakers sworn in well after midnight ready to finally get to work. >> just extraordinary developments as the country watches this unfold the big question, how is anything going to get done is anything going to get done in the next two years in congress? >> no question, this will be difficult, especially now kevin mccarthy has made the concessions he made so far. house leadership fully aware their more ardent detractors are not holding the line and even if it is messy. i heard concern regarding funding the government and ensuring the u.s. doesn't default on its credit. these are basic tasks to keep

the government functional. this week tells us fights could get messy fast. this is a bleak indication of mccarthy and the country for the next two years of divided government. >> you have done an icredible job. ali, thank you. other headlines from washington to get to. the drama on the hill coming two years to the day since the january 6th capitol attack. president biden hosting a white house ceremony honoring heroes from the day and others resisting the urge to overturn the election. we have monica alba with more. >> reporter: peter, good morning. president biden describing january 6th and the product of lies of the 2020 election and warning that the under lining threat to democracy still looms

large. two years after the capitol attack, the investigation into january 6th forging ahead. lawmakers gathering friday on the very steps rioters stormed that day. joining in a moment of silence to remember officers who died or injured by the pro-trump mob. >> we stand with democracy in tact because of those officers. >> reporter: at the white house, president biden hailed the heroes who sprung into action before and during the assault. awarding them with the citizens medal. >> history will remember your names. remember your courage. remember your bravery. >> reporter: the recipients from metro and capitol police officers, including three given posthumously, to local and state officials like georgia election workers ruby freeman and shae moss. >> both doing their jobs until

targeted and threatened by the predators of lies to fuel the insurrection. >> reporter: all the while january 6th suspects remain at large and whoever planted pipe bombs at the democratic national convention before. just a few of the loose ends in the law enforcement operation under way since then. the select committee tasked with investigating the attack, finished the work last year, but the doj is continuing the probe weighing charges against former president trump and allies. as for president biden this weekend, he is preparing to travel tomorrow to el paso. first time visiting the southern border as president. something republicans have been calling for since he took office. after that, he goes to new mexico next week. peter and kristen. >> see you in mexico city.

monica, thank you. we do want to turn to a story that is really sending shockwaves across the country. a 6-year-old student in custody this morning for shooting his elementary school teacher. you heard that right. 6 years old. the teacher is in critical condition. nbc's erin mclaughlin has more. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. it is every parents' worst nightmare. gunfire in the classroom. it happened in virginia where the student opened fire incur -- injuring their teacher. this was not an accident. this morning in virginia. >> lockdown. >> reporter: a community terrified following america's latest school shooting. parents asking that haunting question is my child safe. >> my heart stopped. i was freaking out. >> reporter: this time the gunman wasn't a man at all. a 6-year-old boy who allegedly

shot and wounded a teacher on friday afternoon. >> this was not an accidental shooting. >> reporter: according to police, the unidentified child, armed with a handgun, fired a single shot in the first grade classroom at richneck elementary sending the school of 550 students into lockdown in the city of newport news, virginia. >> this is not a situation with a student going up or any other individuals going up and down the halls actively firing in a shooting incident. >> reporter: authorities say the teacher, a female in her 30s, has life threatening wounds and is improving. the 6-year-old shooter was arrested. >> we got a lesson in gun violence and what guns can do to disrupt education. >> reporter: parents picked up children in the gym. >> i lit up. my baby. he's okay. crazy world we live in.

>> no students were physically injured, but they were terrified and class was canceled on monday. the police chief says they are in contact with the commonwealth attorney to get services to the child. the investigation is ongoing and how a 6-year-old got a hold of a gun. kristen. >> that is the question. erin, thank you so much. now to the remarkable recovery for buffalo bills player damar hamlin days after suffering cardiac arrest after the tackle against the bengals on monday night. on friday, the breathing tube was removed and he surprised his teammates by facetiming the team. we have jesse kirsch with the latest in buffalo. jesse, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. many have been praying for hamlin's recovery. it is hard to imagine such progress so quickly. emotional boost for the bills as

they get ready for the final game of the season. shows of support continue to be expected across the country. with prayers still pouring in, damar hamlin has his own message of love. the bills say his breathing tube removed and hamlin facetimed the teammates on friday. >> said i love you, boys. that got to them. he did this to the guys right away. he flexed. >> we got our boy, man. that's all that matters. we got our boy. excitement was beautiful. it was amazing. >> reporter: outside the bills stadium, fans also celebrating the news. >> knowing today that he is speaking with the team and tubes came out and he's alive. we feel alive again, too. >> my heart filled with joy. it is amazing. i've been distraught this whole week. >> reporter: hopeful energy at the crucial moment. the first time since hamlin's

collapse on the football field on monday night, today is game day. the raiders kickoff this afternoon with what one analysts will say is a scary snap. >> we want to play for 3. it will be a huge driving force and emotion and love of the game we play with and for each other. hopefully we get him back soon. >> reporter: more signs of support nfl wide this weekend. nfl giving teams the option to dress up in number 3. outlining the 3 on the 30 yard line and the patch they will wear on sunday when they host the patriots for the regular season finale. >> i can't imagine what it will be like on sunday. bring your kleenex. >> reporter: we will see how far

the energy can take buffalo into the playoffs. because the game with the bengals has been called off, it will not be made up. we could see an afc title game at a neutral site and wild card determined by coin toss. all the more for football fans to watch this weekend. guys, back to you. >> unbelievable and so far quick recovery. jesse in buffalo. jesse, thank you. coming up, we will have a live demonstration showing what you should do if someone near you goes into cardiac arrest. how youcan help save a life. also this morning, a major medical news giving families of alzheimer's patients hope for the future. the fda on friday approving a new drug showing promising results, but nbc's kristen dahlgren reports it comes with risks. >> reporter: this morning, the fda has given the drug the green light after it appeared to slow cognitive decline in early stage

alzheimer's patients despite risks. >> it was very clear evidence that knocking down ameloid aggressively can slow cognitive decline if starting early enough. >> reporter: at trial found cognitive decline 27% slower in people given it over an 18-month period. john enrolled in the trial after the lawyer and father of two was diagnosed at 57. >> i didn't know how long i had before john would forget my name or face or remember the kids. >> reporter: they still don't know if he was initially given the drug or placebo, his cognitive decline stopped. since september, john has been getting the medicine in twice monthly infusions. >> if you hear you will get a few moments and plan a year out at some point, that's everything. >> reporter: the drug is not without risk. some 13% of patients developed

brain swelling and bleeds. three patients died. it is unclear what caused the deaths. researchers do advise more studies on the drug safety. because of the accelerated approval, it may not be covered for medicare patients. the approval comes days after congress blasted the fda for the handling of the alzheimer's drug by the same manufacturer. today, for the domecks, the risks are for from rewards. now facing disease with hope. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. time to get a first check of the forecast. we turn to somara theodore for that. somara, it will be wet out west. >> this is a dangerous and relentless one. 16 million people waking up in california to more rain. this prompted alerts from chico

and fresno and bakersfield. areas with saturated will get more rounds of rain today. by the time it is all done accuse, we could look at additional 10 to 12 inches of rain in the coastal hills from san francisco to monterey. inland is looking at snow. up to 7 feet of snow is possible in lake tahoe. a little lower. higher elevations looking at multiple rounds of snowfall. here is the thing. the timing. the first round moving in today. showers moving in. heavy rain at . and she's definitely right. all eyes are on the pacific coast right now. there are some raindrops showing up on the lens and satellite and radar shows us all of that

moisture moving into the bay area and eureka coastline. some of the heavier pockets of rain are along the sonoma coastline. of course moving a little bit closer, you can see that rain over petaluma, novato and san rafael. we're going to have more details on all of this coming up at and that's the look at your local forecast. kristen and peter. somara, thank you. tragedy on the surf board. still to come, one of the most well known surfers is killed riding a massive wave. and life-saving measures for a defibrillator as searches sky a defibrillator as searches sky rocketed after the - life is uncertain.

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we are back now on saturday morning with the weekly download. the look at the week's stories. >> we have joe fryer in new york with that. joe, good morning. >> peter and kristen, good morning. among the headlines. final farewell to the former pope. ♪♪ >> tens of thousands gathered for pope emeritus benedict xvi funeral at the vatican. >> pope francis arriving in a wheelchair delivering the homily. the first time in 600 years a current pope presided over the mass. and bryan christopher kohberger was extradited from idaho to pennsylvania and appeared in court for the first time as the details were revealed including one roommate coming face-to-face with the alleged killer. >> she opened the door to see a

man dressed in black with a mask and walked toward her on out the back door. >> kohberger's attorney says he believes he will be exonerated and plans to plead not guilty. actor jeremy renner injured after run over by his giant snow plow. he posted a photo of himself in the hospital. >> the caption reading thank you for your kind words. i'm too messed up to type. i send love to you all. >> the accident happened after renner used his snowcat weighing more than 14,000 pounds, to free a family member in a vehicle stuck in several feet of fresh snow. tennis legend martina navratilova announced she has been diagnosed with two forms of cancer. >> they has been diagnosed with throat cancer and breast cancer.

this double whammy is serious, but fixable. it will stink for a while, but i'll fight with all i've got. some of the week's most dramatic moments caught on camera. lightning struck at jr motorsports in north carolina. no one was hurt. in new jersey, a stolen car plunged over the road and the driver and passenger attempted to flee from police. suspects survived and were taken into custody. a ferris wheel in orlando lost power and sparks started to fly. firefighters rescued more than 60 people stuck on the ride. sorry, but the tears are flowing. al roker is back. >> finally our beloved al roker returned to "today" after a recent health scare. >> my heart is bursting. i'm thrilled to see all of you and all of the crew and everybody.

just right now i'm running on adrenaline. thrilled. >> welcome home, al. >> why do we love al so much? here is one example. i was doing a weekend early morning weather live shot from seattle and minutes later i get an email from al. i know the west coast shots are rough, but well done. >> he is supportive of all of us. every step of the way. so the least we can do is give that back. we're all so excited he's back. >> our chance to return the favor. after all these years. every time i see him, he asks about my sister. he knows all of us and considers

good morning, thanks for joining us on this saturday, january 7th. i'm kira klapper. yesterday, we had a small break in the weather before the next round of rain comes today, and with the clearing, it was a chance for city crews and residents to prepare for potential problems before the brunt of the storm hits later on tonight. one san francisco woman we spoke with lives near twin peaks park and tells us a mud slide from the park near her home has gotten worse the past few days. she's reported it to the city but hasn't heard anything back. with more storms approaching, she's worried the mud will flow towards her home. >> my daughter's bedroom is

right behind my garage right now, and i'm like maybe i'll have her sleep upstairs. >> the san francisco department of public works tells us they're expecting mudslides during the next batch of rain, just not necessarily in the spot that woman is concerned with. they say anyone who sees clogged drains or other issues should call 311, but if you see something that could pose an immediate threat to safety, call 911. perfect time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. the morning is still a little dry. >> it's still a little dry, and like you were saying, yesterday was the perfect break from all of this rain. we saw the sun and i was like, oh, my goodness, what is that? but it was so nice and definitely a chance to prepare for what's to m co. a lot of that rain has started to the north of san rafael and sonoma county towards mendocino city, all of that moisture slamming the bay area and up to

the eureka coastline as well. let's zoom through to storm ranger, we are under a microclimate weather alert for the next couple of days as a series of storms rolls on through. light rain moving over parts of sonoma county down through 101 in san rafael. if i zoom in closer, you can see that a lot of that rain is starting to hit the coastline around bodega bay, point reyes. we are getting some of that lighter rain through vallejo. if you notice as we go into the east bay, yes, there is some rain, but notice the lower half of your screen. the southern half of the bay area is a little bit dry. changes are on the way as we go through this morning. we're going to talk all about it at 7:00. you can see san jose is staying dry at 55 degrees. more to come at 7:00. i hope you join us. >> cinthia, we'll see you then. thanks. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a deceitful scam targets a widow who wanted to honor her late husband. she shares her warning after

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we're back on saturday morning. january 7th of 2023. look at that live picture from highmark stadium. home field for the buffalo bills. bills honoring beloved number 3 damar hamlin. showing major signs of improvement. remarkable improvement after suffering that cardiac arrest during a game against the cincinnati bengals last monday. >> experts credit medical staff and quick action for saving hamlin's life. we will have two medics on hand

to tell you how to take the life-saving measures. >> good to see that big number 3 up there. we begin this half hour with a check of the headlines. more than 10 months after russia invaded ukraine, the u.s. is sending more than $3 billion in military weapons and aid to the region. largest yet. the white house announced the aid package on friday which brew -- includes 50 bradley vehicles. it is used to carry troops to p combat and known as a tank killer. turning to baseball, the dodgers cut ties with the embattled star trevor bauer. he was handed a two-year suspense in july of 2021 after a woman accused him of sexually assaulting her. the suspension was cut through appeal which allows bauer to play the beginning of the 2023 season if another team signs him. bauer was never charged with the

crime. he maintains everything that happened between him and accuser was consensual. if your new year's resolution was to become rich, it is not too late. it didn't happen last night. no winner in the friday night mega millions jackpot. the prize growing to $1.1 billion. the next drawing is tuesday night and expected to be the third largest ever. winning might be a stretch. the odds is less than 1 in 300 million. >> you're saying there's a chance. members of the surfing community in mourning after a surfer died doing what he loves. he was surfing in portugal in an area where the waves are so big, the surfers are towed in to capture the biggest ones. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: he once called himself a soul surfer. passion for riding waves

outshined by his smile. this morning, the worldwide surfing community is remembering marcio who died thursday off the central coast of portugal. the fishing village is known for the record-breaking waves caused by a three-mile canyon underneath the water. he died after falling while towing surfing. a technique with a surfer pulled by a jet ski. he was one of three brazilian surfers known as a mad dog in the 2016 documentary. on social media, hawaiian surfers weighing in. he set a world record at nazare. riding a record wave in 2020. he said more safety regulations are needed. >> it needs to change. it should have changed a long

time ago. >> reporter: he said he considered surfing a lifestyle, not a profession. he was 47 years old. peter and kristen. >> gabe, a huge loss. thank you. >> a huge loss. somara is back with another check of the forecast. what are you watching? we have our eyes on the numbers. things are abnormally warm for the beginning of january for many of us. look at the january 14th to 20th outlook. we remain warmer from bismarck to boston and tampa. cooler in los angeles and phoenix. look at the temperatures. if you head to the gulf states, corpus christi is 80 degrees. areas in pensacola is in the upper 60s for january. here is the forecast for tomorrow. we are keeping the mild weather. we will start to cool things down with the trend.

here is what you can expect in the next couple days, especially in the northeast. washington, d.c. and new york, we were spoiled the last few weeks. you see temperatures are mod moderating in the 40s and 50s. let's see what is going on across the country. we have rain out west we are tracking and that flood situat and she's definitely right. we're keeping an eye on the flood watches as we go through this storm system and the one that's coming ahead on monday. storm ranger scanning the skies right now. the rain coming off the sonoma coast, bodega bay, inverness, and it's moving through petaluma at this hour and more so towards napa, fairfield as well. if you notice on the second half of your screen, the south bay is staying a little bit dry. we're going to talk about all these flood

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montgomery county fire and rescue service not far away from us in maryland. we are so glad you are here. we want to help folks. when you talk about cardiac arrest, it is intimidating. 1 in 10 who suffer do not survive. if you provide cpr, you can triple the chances of survival. how do you know it is the right time for cpr? >> well, the first thing you identify is the fact that someone has collapsed. if it it is a teen or adult. >> the three cs? >> these cs are important. they are important because everybody can do this. let's look at what actually happens. a teen or adult collapses and we immediately acknowledge that. we go and we check them. let's show you how it works . >> look at the c. check and call 911. >> we want to check the pay

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her daughter. these notes were the final push she needed to try professional comedy. >> how much my daughter has been doing this when she should have been studying for the s.a.t.s. >> reporter: growing up in india, she didn't know what a comedian was. very was just 14 when her mom passed away. >> it was a sudden situation. my dad, i think, her death broke him in some way. he just decided the next day you need to get married. >> no school hopes? >> no. you know, he was not a bad guy. i didn't hold it against him nor now. >> reporter: but she had other plans. she decided to move to america and become a lawyer. she got married and started a family and became a full-time mom. >> three kids. i was dying inside. dying. i really wanted to get back to work. i couldn't figure out a way out. it was complicated.

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plural of focus. >> reporter: now kevin hart cast her on his show. she has a comedy special in the works. >> what i find interesting about your story is you taking the reins. >> but how else is it going to happen? >> reporter: all because she took comedy seriously. for "today," venita nair, nbc news, new york. >> i love how she perfected her act in the living room before taking it to the comedy clubs. >> and what i love about her story, also, joe and peter, she has had so many challenges along the way. >> remember foci. still to come on "today," what can bring so much excitement

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in the special meeting the city council voted unanimously to declare a local emergency because of this storm damage, which includes the wharf, when you can see was split in two. many homes and popular waterfront businesses are now red tagged meaning they are not safe to enter. public works crews used yesterday's break in the weather to clean up some of the overwhelming mud and debris. they're also monitoring erosion. police officers are patrolling the evacuation zone, but the mayor has an optimistic message. >> we've had no injuries, nothing like that. i know there is huge devastation, but i am a firm believer of trying to look at some silver linings, even when it's really hard to do so. >> the emergency declaration will allow the city to ask for state and federal funds. let's check in now with cinthia pimentel for a quick look at our microclimate forecast.

hi, cinthia. >> good morning, kira, good morning everyone. those issues could possibly continue as we go through tonight and into next week. satellite and radar we can see all of that moisture already slamming to the northern part of the bay area and of course up towards the eureka coast, but this isn't the only semithat we're going to see. behind that system, we can see a parade of low pressure systems already forming, some of the stronger ones are going to hit us later tonight and the bigger one that's coming on monday that could give us a similar situation to the big storm we saw on wednesday. storm ranger, we are under a microclimate weather alert over the next couple of days. we can see some of that rain over santa rosa right now, lighter pockets over petaluma, down through novato. we are seeing hit or miss showers at this hour through san rafael. the southern half of the bay area a little dry with a few sprinkles off to the coast. it will start to move to the marina district by the next 45 minutes or so and down through the peninsula in the next hour. coming up at 7:00, we're under a lot of advisories. we will walk you through all of those and of course what's going

on in the sierra, back to you, kira. thanks. as the rainfalls over the bay area, we will let you know. you can just download our nbc bay area app to get alerts sent straight to your phone minutes before it starts to rain in your neighborhood. you can also see our live radar. it's a great resource during times like these. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," the masks are going back on, one bay area university making the announcement. could other colleges soon follow suit? we'll have that, plus all your top stories in cinthia's forecast at 7:00. we hope to see you then. right now backo the "today" t

good morning. finally done. after 14 failed votes and 4 days of drama, kevin mccarthy is finally elected speaker of the house on the 15th try. >> that was easy, huh? >> the final vote coming after a scuffle among republicans on the house floor. mccarthy making numerous concessions to satisfy those rebel republicans. what does it mean for governing over the next two years? we have the overnight developments. remarkable progress. buffalo bills player damar hamlin breathing on his own and surprising his teammates on facetime.

>> we got our boy, man! that's all that matters. we got our boy. it was amazing. hamlin's message for the bills as they prepare to play their first game since he collapsed. and royal revelations. prince harry sharing never before told stories in an upcoming memoir. from his last words to his grandmother the queen to accusing his brother, prince william of attacking him. will the book deepen the royal family divide? today, saturday, january 7th, 2023. >> i'm steve. >> i'm bev. >> dad, mom, neena and an dewdaddy's anniversary and we're celebrating on "today." >> greetings from mom. from winton salem, north carolina.

>> happy new year from alabama. >> happy birthday, mom. ♪♪ ♪♪ happy new year and happy birthday and -- anniversary. it is the first saturday of 2023. >> a lot of folks bringing their a -- game. we want to get to the news right now and what a late night on capitol hill resulting in kevin mccarthy elected speaker of the house on the 15th vote after a chaotic four days. final hours also filled with drama. even a scuffle among republicans. nbc's capitol hill correspondent ali vitali have had a heck of a week from the front row. what does it mean going forward? >> peter, i'm glad i have coffee. it was a late night. a nail biter for everyone.

including kevin mccarthy. now he is the speaker. it didn't look like he would end up that way. >> reporter: this morning, it is official. >> kevin mccarthy of the state of california having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. >> that was easy, huh? this chamber is now fully open for all americans to visit. >> reporter: it ends the longest speaker vote in 100 years. a democrat dramatic and political drama. >> the hard work begins. we will use the power of the purse and power of the subpoena to get the job done. >> reporter: mccarthy allies expected him to clinch the speakership on the 14th ballot. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> reporter: shock throughout the chamber. as matt gaetz held firm as the man standing in the way of the

speakership. mccarthy begging for his vote. rogers, a mccarthy ally held back from lunging at gaetz. and even calling former president trump for backup. then all six holdouts moved as one on ballot number 15. >> gaetz. present. boebert. present. rosendahl. present. >> reporter: but mccarthy's gavel came at a high cost. days of negotiations brought a long list of concessions from the would-be speaker to the flank of the party. one member can trigger a vote to vacate the chair or ous the speaker. all moves that weaken the

speaker and spread power to the republican rank-and-file. >> this will change the house. >> reporter: lawmakers sworn in after midnight ready to finally get to work. getting to work will be more difficult for mccarthy after all the concessions he had to make to get there. funding the government could be thrown into flux in the future. these hardliners are showing they are not afraid of a fight. >> ali, thank you. incredible news about buffalo bills player now breath. nbc's kathy park is outside the cincinnati hospital where hamlin is recovering. i

kathy, good morning. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. it has been a remarkable turn of events for damar hamlin who is hospitalized at this hour. doctors removed his breathing tube. he is breathing on his own. with the condition improving, he was able to log on facetime to a surprise meeting and the bills coach was able to capture the mood in the room. take a listen. >> they stood up right away and clapped for him. you know, yelled some things to him. it was a cool exchange. he said i love you, boys. of course, that got the guys. >> reporter: now there are a lot of unknowns about damar's recovery. like what happened on monday to cause that cardiac arrest and when he might be released. outside the hospital, this is what we are seeing across the fence. outpouring of support. signs of prayers for damar.

get well soon. this afternoon, as the team heads on the field, across the league, you will see support for damar. as the bills host the patriots on sunday, they will honor their teammate with all players wearing number 3 patches for damar. kristen and peter. >> kathy park. thank you. >> the number 3 will be outlined in red and blue. time for a weekend morning boost. joe is here with that. >> let's keep the sports theme going. the premier league paused play for a month for the world cup and now they are back in action. the parents of one young fan gave their son a stack of trading cards with the top players. he was rifling through them looking for one in particular. then? >> yeah!

yay! i got it. >> the 4-year-old found the card for his favorite player. manchester city's holland. he won't let the card out of his sight. he even sleeps with it. maybe not a great idea if you want to keep the card in mint condition. i don't think that is the priority. >> what a cutie. i bet we see him at the world cup one day. >> joe, thanks very much. still ahead, meghan fitzgerald is following the memoir from prince harry called "spare." >> good morning, guys. we got a copy of the memoir with. with. i can tell

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london with the latest on what harry is revealing. he is revealing just about everything. >> reporter: kristen, good morning to you. as we know, bookstores in spain jumped the gun. some were able to get their hands on the copy of the memoir in spanish. including us, of course. prince harry absolutely pulled out all of the stops. this morning, shocking details from prince harry's first biography "spare." hardly anything offlimits. writing candidly about last words to grandmother, queen elizabeth. i hope hoped she was happy. i said i admired her for having carried out her duties until the end. perhaps one of the most shocking reveals explicit details about being attacked by his brother prince william over a fight over harry's relationship with his wife meghan markle who william

called difficult and abrasive. william grabbed him and threw him to the floor. i landed on the dog's bowl which cracked under my back. speaking about the fight in the upcoming interview with the tv network itv. >> i saw the red mist in him. he wanted me to hit him back. i chose not to. >> reporter: the bombshell revelation of fighting in the war in afghanistan. revealing he killed 25 enemy combatants. reaction on twitter saying the people harry killed were not chess pieces. they were humans. all of this were ahead of his upcoming tell-all interviews on abc and then "60 minutes." >> you add in the race element which is what the british press jumped on. i went into this naive. i had no idea the press was big oted.

>> you think you were bigoted before the relationship? >> i don't know. put it this way. i didn't see what i now see. >> reporter: some see harry's actions as devastating to the palace and deepening the divide with the royal family. >> i think it was a mistake in writing in. if he wants the relationship back, this is not the best way about it. >> reporter: now a spokesperson declined for the comment on the taliban reaction to the memoir. we reached out to king charles' office and we have not received comment back. guys, this book is on store shelves on tuesday. back to you. >> a never ending parade of revolutions. meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >> it is hard to see how the two brothers reconcile after all of this. >> i don't know how they can. somara is watching the forecast. we are talking about the rain in california. it has been devastating and

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round of rain comes today with the clearing. it was a chance for city crews and residents to prepare for the potential problems before the brunt of the storm hits later tonight. one san francisco woman who was near twin peaks park and says a mud slide from the park near her house has gotten worse the past few days tells us she's reported it to the city but hasn'tea anything back. with more storms approaching, she's now worried the mud will flow into her home. >> my daughter's bedroom is right behind my garage right now, and i'm like maybe i'll have her sleep upstairs. >> san francisco's department of public works tells us they're expecting mudslides during this next batch of rain, but not necessarily in that area near twin peaks. they say anyone who sees clogged drains or other issues should call 311, but if you see something that could pose an immediate threat to safety, call 911. cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our micro climate

forecast and when this next storm will move in. >> it's already moving in. if we look at san francisco over the golden gaetd bridge, the roadway is still dry but that's because the rain is sticking to the north right now. storm ranger scanning the skies right now. let's zoom it on through. already from the sonoma coast through guerneville, heels burg through santa rosa, 101, petaluma and novato. the south bay staying clear of that rain. coming up at 7:00, i'll walk you through the heaviest pockets of rain hour-by-hour and the breaks that we could see also on sunday. now, i mentioned guerneville, we're going to be keeping an eye on these rivers and creeks around the bay area. some could go well over that flood stage as this weekend's rain moves through and the heavier rain we're expecting on monday is also a very, very big concern because it will bring with it those winds and the potential for landslides, power

outages. we have been through it, and we will most likely go through it again. take the time to prepare and we also will check in on the sierra. they are under a winter storm warning through the next couple of days. 6 to 12 inches of snow are expected there. kira. >> cinthia, thanks. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a deceitful scam targets a widow who wanted to honor her husband. coming up, she shares her warning after someone on tiktok holds her husband's remains for ransom. we'll have that plus all your top stories and cinthia's full forecast coming up at 7:00. we hope to see you then. before that, nbc nightly news with lester holt, kids edion.ti

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