plus h herbal and d other immunene superstarars. get momore with nanature's boun. hi, everyone. i'm kate snow. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. "nbc news daily" starts right now. it is tuesday january 10th, 2023. breaking news, drenched and damaged. california is battered by round after round of torrential rain. evacuations and life threatening situations are currently under way. we are at the places hit harded and tracking what is to come. >> and now, the doj is looking into how classified material ended up in an office once used

by president biden, and why the administration says this is different from the trump mar-a-lago case. some companies are being sued by a school district, and why seattle school district says that media giants are poisoning children's brains. the push for more people to learn cpr after it helped to save damar hamlin when every second counted. and now, breaking news, a severe weather emergency in california. a round of rainstorms hit california and caused catastrophic damage. more than a foot hit california and led to dangerous landslides. more than a million people have been ordered to evacuate and knocking down power lines and more than 200,000 people are without power. >> a couple and their dog had to

be rescued by helicopter. and a couple had to be rescued from a sing hole, and this is the fifth storm since christmas. and now a sixth and seventh round of rain. let's get to marissa parra and bill cairns. i know that you are near santa cruz where we have seen the damage, and what are we seeing across the state? >> first, let's see what we is happening here, and this is more or less what we are seeing here as we are driving through the area, and people trying to put debris into piles, a meanwhile, they are going to be putting debris in piles as they are going to be hit by rain, and more rain coming in waves here, and more difficult for rain

here, and coming through the recovery process, and right now, in california, this stream is completely flooded, and people are not ready to come down yet, and theyare not able to come out yet, but ton towns the near the ocean are seeing a lot of this, right. floodwaters and then those closer to water, and we know that some of the water is very, very flooded streets, and very scary situation, and then you have a lot of the mountainous areas that are seeing the mudslides to catastrophic levels, and in areas, it is closing down areas of the highways when we spoke to one man who said that it is supposed to be a 45-minute drive ended up to be 2 1/2 hour, and one thing to leave you with is that it is still looking for her, and just resumed within the last couple

of hours. back to you. >> and now, we turn to bill cairns, still some more rounds of storms coming after this. >> and the worst was yesterday, and today, we have thunderstorms and flash flooding, and light rain and bigger storms scattered and some of the rivers can come down, but that is the time line, and a band of rain that is south of los angeles, and numerous showers and storms around san francisco, and the pesky storm itself is headed down to the north, and looking at the edge of the screen, and this is storm that is coming to the north of san francisco with 1 to 3" and not around los angeles, and now, santa barbara is out of the storm watch, and this is today, and get to tomorrow, and the brighter yellow is the downpours, and this is really san francisco northward this time, and that is the worst of where it will be, and the rain

totals will be the flash flooding, and maybe not a huge break until next week. >> marissa parra and bill cairns, thank you both. and some senators are headed to the southern border after they met with some other officials yesterday. gabe gutierrez is there, and we know that you spent some time as migrants were being helped into the u.s. tell us what you saw? >> hey, there, aaron, some officials were here in yuma for quite some time, and there was a vital stretch for resources here, and more than 2600% in illegal migrant crossings in the past year or so, and migrant advocates say that the deep characterization that this is chaos at the border is overblown, but they are continuing to help some of the migrants that are coming over the border, and just this

morning, we saw one family from colombia with a 9-month-old boy in cold temperatures waiting to be processed by the border patrol, and i spoke with one of the migrant aid volunteers meeting with the biden administration to remain in the u.s., and provided they apply for asylum with the channels and those from other countries are expelled, and listen to what one of them had to see from the change. >> and it is overwhelming, and i think that our border patrol sector has done the best they can, and the local government is stepping up, and different ngos and community leaders are stepping up, and we will see what we can do better. >> and the bipartisan group is touring later, and amid new recalls of the immigration reform, and many on the ground

are skeptical of that immigration reform that is possible. >> gabe gutierrez for us today in yuma. today, there is a meeting called the three amigos summit. we have carol lee joining us and what sells on the agenda? >> well, kate, immigration is a big topic here, and the president making that trip to the border, and announcing the new policies, but in addition to that, the leaders were expected to discuss things like climate change and the economy and trade, and they had some announcements and issues and some of the things that they are addressing is the supply trade and minerals and electric cars and so they are trying to take steps to address concerns about the supply chain there. and also making commitments on climate change, and commitment

to reduce emissions by 15% at least, and by 2030, and so that is another step that they are taking to show that there is unanimity among the three countries, but at the same time brazil is a huge topic hanging over the summit. the leaders have made numerous statements saying that they will stand by the democratic nations. >> all right. carol lee is watching that for us. thank you. the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee wants to know how documents marked classified has ended up in a former office used by joe biden were found by his attorney. according to the attorneys, they alerted the national archives and the documents were recovered the next morning. top democrats defended way the finding was handled, but not so

much by the republicans. >> what we would like to know is that it was concealed to the americans, and that is wrong. it looks political. >> what president biden did was disclose this to the archives, let them know, because there a process in handling this. >> and now, ken dilanian is joining us from washington. what more do we know about the documents? >> aaron, we don't know the level of classification, and we know less than a dozen according to two sources that they were found in that office by lawyers as they were packing up some of biden's things. he used the office after he was vice president and before he began running as president in 2020, and as soon as the lawyer saw the documents marked classified, as you heard, they turned them over to the national archives who then referred the

matter to justice department, and the justice department informed marek garland who was an original trump appointee to investigate if there should be criminal charges. and this is what you do when discovering classified documents in the wrong place. it is also true that they did not tell the public about this, and they discovered them six days before the midterm elections, and we are only hearing about it now. >> there is concern about the democratic leader mark warner that we expect to be briefed both on what happened at mar-a-lago and the biden office as part of the oversight, so how can these two cases be the same and different? >> they are the same, aaron, in the fact that classified documents were taken to where

they shouldn't, but they are vastly different in the circumstances as to how the documents got there and how they reacted. in the case of trump, you had some 300 classified documents now found at his residence, and the grand jury had issued a subpoena, and determined that the subpoena was not complied with, and they had to get a search warrant, and convince adjudge to believe that a crime had been committed, and that is significant, and this is why criminal charges are being considered in the trump case, but in the biden case, there is nothing more than misclassification, and nonetheless, people have been in trouble for bringing classified documents to places where they should not be, but never the less, it is not the same as donald trump. >> thank you, ken dilanian. >> and now, joining us with the

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the 24-year-old's condition to stable. his heart stopped in the middle of a football game, and we have jesse there for us in buffalo. jesse, what is the update on his treatment there. bring us up to speed here. >> yeah, and when we talk about that, and in the evaluation, aaron, one of the things that our doctors here in cincinnati said that he is going to be tested specifically around the collapse and cardiac arrest, and presumably among the things that looked at and the medical team in looking ahead to try and get him home, and truly home out of the hospital completely. yesterday, coach shawn mcdermott s that --- c coach sean mcdermott was able to visit

hamlin. this what he had to say. >> just visiting is him here is like having him back home. obviously, he has some things to go through with the medical team and the medical care that he is under, and we have to handle our business here as well. he would want us to do that as he has expressed that. >> reporter: energy from hamlin is a big difference-maker, because they have a big matchup coming up this weekend and that is something to give the team another boost, aaron. >> and jesse, the donation, and the public support for hamlin keep flowing in, and the bills are suggesting that folks can do something else to help turn what happened to damar into a positive? >> yes, beyond the prayers and showing support and holding up the signs and all of that, they are asking the fans to consider getting trained to provide the kind of care that helped to save

his life. they released a statement, we hope that you show your support by taking the next step by getting your cpr certification. we are dedicated to provide support, and asking fans to get that training that is so integral in saving his life. aaron. >> yes, and they are asking people to get cpr trained and it is spreading beyond buffalo. so coming up this hour, we will tell you what it takes to get certified in cpr where you live. and now, police say that a shooting in west virginia say that the gun used by a 6-year-old to shoot his teacher

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more in store from the rest of the week and lots of fallout for the overnight rain and wind. for more on the weather forecast, let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. how's it looking right now? >> the radar is lit up with these thunderstorms going into san francisco, as well as oakland and marin county. this is what we've been anticipating. the potential of more thunderstorms as it continues to move through the bay area. let me show you these lightning strikes that have also brought in some intense rainfall, right around the sunset district, moving into the city, and pushing off towards the east. but we're also seeing some of these intense cells across the bay over towards oakland, and then we've also seen it moving into marin county. there is a new lightning strike right there, as that heavy rain continues. there will be a lot of big impacts there. if you can wait a few more minutes before heading out, try to do so, because the driving conditions are very difficult at this point. and we are going to still keep that chance of storms, but the focus from san francisco on northward, as much of the rest of the bay area does see a

little bit of a break, that is before the next storm system comes in. it is going to be moving in by tomorrow morning. you can see the center of the storm and all of the moisture that's going to be drawn in, as another atmospheric river targets the bay area. and so we're going to see several more rounds of this, as we go into wednesday. also, those winds kicking up. we could see another round of 40 to 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts, as we go into late tomorrow morning, into the afternoon. and then it starts to lift to the north, as some warmer air kind of pushes this system farther across northern california and then, we take a brief break before another storm system comes in late friday and the weekend is looking wet as well. so the parade of storms continues, even into the beginning of next week. the impacts of flooding, power outages, all of that continues in this forecast. even possibly through the end of next week. here's a look at our seven-day forecast. once again, the storms continue,

and we're still looking at the potential of thunderstorms over the next several hours, gradually tapering off tonight. another storm by early tomorrow morning, but really hitting the north bay by late morning into the afternoon, so janelle, there's going to be a lot going on here, and we're tracking it hour by hour. >> thank you so much. good information. we'll be prepared. take a look at the current pg&e map. what a difference a 24-hour period makes. in the bay area alone at one point this morning, more than 90,000 customers woke up in the dark. the outages that you can see are widespread, all across the bay area, but more than half are in the south bay, some 53,000 are without power on the peninsula. it's about 15,000 right now. we also have new video of what many drivers are encountering due to these power outages. stoplights, no power at all. this was shot by nbc bay area's damian trujillo at coleman avenue, in front of the marketplace shopping center in san jose. he says, unfortunately, many drivers, they're not treating this intersection as a four-way stop, as they should, when stoplights are out.

wow, that is dangerous. so stop when the lights are out. four-way stop. pg&e is encouraging you to call 211 if you lose power. that will connect you to local resources for storm help. if you see a downed line or a broken pg&e equipment, call 911 first and then call pg&e. here are other stories you need to know about at this hour. a mobile home park with flooding in belmont. the storm causing chaos in the south bay. check this out. a tree and power line were brought down in campbell. crews reportically had to shout at someone to stay away from the live wire. thankfully, no one was hurt. a flood warning is still in effect for the russian river. the national weather service says the river could cross the threshold for minor flooding this evening. the river is expected to crest at 33 feet. the flood warning will stale in place until at least tomorrow morning. then, there's the aftermath of flood damage. this is a mobile home park in belmont. floodwaters have receded, but

you can see the abandoned appliances. they were ruined by the floodwaters. sources say at least half a dozen dumpsters were full of just broken appliances. now, a reminder, as the storm moves across the bay area this morning, be sure to download our free nbc bay area app. it gives you access to our exclusive doppler radar, plus we'll send you the latest alerts on the storm. we also want to remind you, the golden globes will be airing right here on nbc bay area starting at 5:00. if you want to watch our local news, find us on roku. that does it for this edition of "the fast forward." i'll be back in 30 minutes with more news. have a great afternoon. some things are good to know. like, where to find the cheapest gas in town. and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare

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the bottom of the hour now, and here are some of the stories making headlines. after a series of shootings in new mexico, the person is believed to have targeting the homes and offices of democratic leaders in and around albuquerque. the suspect's name has not been released. no person was hurt. and now, rock and play sleepers have been recalled. this is because of a half a dozen deaths have been reported.

since the official announcement, 70 more deaths have been reported. consumers should stop using the device and contact fisher-price for a refund. katy port ser running for senate. dianne feinstein has announced she is going to vacate her seat. she has served in the senate since 2017. today in new york, nurses are walking out. they say that long hours and staff shortage is causing them to work out. ambulances are being diverted to other health care centers. and vaughan hillyard is there. vaughan, are the two sides any

closer? >> no, there is a facility here, and one outside of manhattan, and they have not begun negotiations. one is at the forefront, and about 90% of the nurses are out on strike. and the nurses association has continued the deliberations in the last 24 hours, and though they have not come to an agreement here. i want to have you hear from two of the nurses that we have spoken to here, and there a lot on the line here. and the hospitals are operating but largely without the nurses they had. so let me let you hear from two of the nurses. >> it is unsafe. we are about to go off of orientation, and we are new, but it is concerning for us to be on this unit with the unsafe ratio, and if we don't do this now, it is going to be getting worse, and so it is best to fight this

now so that it does not keep happening. >> reporter: how long this strike goes on, it is unclear, whether it is hours or days or week, and there are question marks for the hospital staff and the nurses out here on strike right now. >> all right. vaughan hillyard for us in new york state. and now, washington state is suing big tech. the school districts are suing big tech because of the education crisis. >> reporter: seattle public schools are hitting the media giants like meta, snap chat and youtube saying it contributed to a mental health crisis among the use. >> whether you are popular or not, and how many likes i don't have. >> reporter: this is a professor

at uw studies adolescent behavior and what is driving the mental health crisis. >> social media plays a role, but it is not whole story. >> reporter: she goes into extensive detail in which the social media companies market to youth users so they will come back. and francis houghin testified in front of senators about it. >> reporter: they say it contributes to increase of depression and cyberbullying and eating disorders especiaially among young girls. >> i know that it is very applicable to mental health, and comparing yourself to another person and what you have done in the past. >> reporter: it is more than 49,000 students have been directly impacted.

from 2009 to 2013, 30% of the students have reported feeling sad or hopeless almost everyday for more than two weeks. she says that the school district has had to divert resources and hire counselors. but the school district says that it cannot keep up with the need for mental health services. >> i think that the teachers are really hoping to get this out of their system, and open up a new way to learn. and now, a short time ago, alan weisselberg was sentenced to five years behind bars. he had worked for the trump

organization as the chief financial officer. nbc news investigator correspondent is there. he is getting five months in jail, and what was he found guilty of and what is happening next? >> well, it is going back to what you mentioned, kate. it is the benefits that he vived that he didn't pay taxes for. it was not illegal that he received a apartment or vehicle or tuition for his kids if he paid taxes on it, and he agreed he did not pay the appropriate federal and city taxes on it. so he has had to pay the appropriate taxes on it, and on top of that, he is going to notorious riker's jail which is eight miles from here, and

approximately 45 minutes' drive time, and the judge said that he would keep his promise by sentencing him to five months in jail, and because of what he heard at trial for his wife to purely receive his social security benefits, he could sentence him to more if he wanted to break his promise. >> thank you, tom. >> well, i want to ask you something, are you feeling lucky? well, tonight, the mega millions is worth more than $1 billion and the biggest prize in lottery history. if you win, don't expect to be a instant billionaire, because you will get a fraction of the payout there, and you can thank none other than uncle sam. our correspondent tom costello is joining us from d.c. you have to tickets there. >> read'em and weep. >> those are just ticket, because the winning ones are right here. >> i have to ask you, you said

over $1 billion and it is $1.1 billion and does one billion not mean anything to you? the state brought in 27 billion in total lottery revenue in 2020, and the ticket sales are surging again today. it is big money, and it is not just big money for the winners and the state, but it is big money for the retailers, big and small, who are part of mega millions. >> reporter: it is a big jackpot, and even bigger business. for small stores like this convenient store near detroit, mega millions is pulling in customers. >> it is great. people drive by, and it is great. >> reporter: so where does that money go? 50% to the lottery, and 15% to

the states. and then most of the states use at least some or all of the money for schools and education. colorado also uses it for parks and wildlife. north dakota gives some to the drug task force. oregon to gambling addiction programs, and others use it to plug budget shortfalls. >> so any time you purchase a lottery ticket in your state, you are not only dreaming for a few minutes of what you might do with a big jackpot win, you are helping folks right there in your state. >> reporter: playing the lottery is legalized gambling, and your chances of winning the $1.1 billion jackpot? >> the chances of winning any one mega million jackpot is 1 in 302 million. >> the chances of hit by lightning? >> according to the national weather service is 1 in 15,000 in your lifetime. >> but if you do win, you won't get it all, because a lump sum means that you will get about

50%. then you will pay 37% income tax on the money, and then you could pay a state tax. usa mega calculates you will get 358 million in states with no lottery tax, and only $296 million in new york, and if you win any lottery, experts say, take a breath and assemble a team. >> an accountant, an attorney, and investment professional and charity planning professional, and potentially a media expert to field the questions that you will receive in the upcoming months. >> tom, i took the notes for what i need to know when i win it this time around. >> this time around. right. and try to stay anonymous if you can, and some states require you to do a news conference with the state official, and the minute that the world knows that you have won, you will hear from the former boyfriends and girlfriends and even if you have not met them, we will show up

from all over the world, and don't do this, and take a selfie with the lottery ticket, no, no. come up with a financial plan for you and your family, and know in advance which charities and causes you may want to support. >> that is a good one. the minute that you don't show up in the seat for work, people want to know what happened to aaron. >> i am saying that i won't be here tomorrow, guys. i am not going to make it. >> it is good fun to dream, right? tom costello. >> thank you. in the wake of damar hamlin's shocking collapse, the doctors are calling on all of us

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noday's daily health, we have talked about football player damar hamlin's quick recovery from that heart attack on the field last week, and the doctors say it is cpr. now, there are more calls for people to learn that technique. so we sent maya egland to learn that technique. >> 29, 30, and take a breather. >> reporter: across the country, a renewed appreciation for cpr. the emergency procedure that saved buffalo safety damar hamlin's life. >> when somebody is in cardiac arrest, the blood is not flowing

around the body, and in particular, the heart, the brain and the lungs, and they risk a chance of dying every second that there is not blood circulating, so getting that blood circulating is very important. >> reporter: so because of that call, there is a call for people to learn cpr. >> so, i'm a big bengals fan, and i watched damar hamlin going down, i was reminded to refresh my cpr skills. >> reporter: so i signed up for a cpr class myself. >> we want to go at the rate of 120 to 200 compressions per minute, right? >> now, after only a few hours, i am cpr certified. >> we want to be prepared for these thing, and not looking at it like, oh, today is the day or tomorrow is the day, but at the

end of the day, we want to be ready. >> reporter: a 2018 national survey by the national cleveland clinic, a survey said that 50% knew how to do cpr, but 17% were confident, and 11% knew the correct pace. and that knowledge could be the difference of life and death. >> it is going to happen at the grocery store or in the office or on the street, and so everyone understanding that they don't have to necessarily have the full lesson of cpr, but they have to understand to start pushing on the chest, and 120 beats per minute, and call 911 and save a life. >> maya egland, nbc news. dominique dawes because the first to bring home a gold for the usa in gymnastics, and now, more on the collegiate mat.

priscilla has more from nashville. >> how does it feel to be part of the historic team? >> powerful. >> inspiring. >> amazing. >> empowering. >> reporter: they are the women's fisk university gymnastics team, and the first women's black gymnastics team. naimah was first. >> just to be part of the hbcu was what i wanted. >> reporter: their head coach was also moved by the moment. >> the day before we were flying, i said, i need a floor routine that people will remember. after it was over, i said, yes, you did it. >> reporter: and this is the same kind of history that she made when she was the first black gymnast to win a ncaa

all-around competition in 1990. and now, training the next generation of champions. she began by building a team unlike any before it, recruiting athletes across the country. what was the pitch to athletes? >> do you want to be a part of history. >> reporter: the answer was a resounding yes. morgan price turned down a full ride scholarship at the university of arkansas. nihema turned down a scholarship to transfer. and that had not always been zaya's plan. these three make up the fisk university gymnastics team. >> how does this change your previous experiences? >> to have 15 other girls that look like you. it is amazing. >> walking into this gym, it is like, yes, natural hair.

>> to be around a bunch of black girls, we know what it is like to be the only one, and now to be among girls that look like you. >> reporter: to be in a sport that is not always welcoming to black women. >> i have heard the comments like, their shapes, they don't have the right shapes and the feet don't point, but the athletes that are black, are round. they may not get recruited, because the coaches are worried about the biases. >> reporter: across the country, the teams have been welcomed to the match, and the matchups that are more than scores. what message are you hoping team will send? >> that hbcu are just as competitive, and gymnastics is inclusive and many shapes, sizes and color tones that are part of the sport, and we all need to be at the table. >> reporter: priscilla thompson,

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