soupier conditions at the san mateo bridge with good volume now. certainly play it safe if you're headed out the door. that's what's happening for "today in the bay." join us at 11:00 a.m. >> the "today" show up next talking more about the flight delays across the country. flights grounded by a major computer glitch nationwide. it's january 11th. this is "today." standstill. a critical outage at the faa has thousands of passengers stranded, airports impacted across the country while a solution is searched for. we're live with complete coverage. no rest for the weary. flooding expected across california as the death toll and damage rise from the unreleenting storms.

we'll have the latest on the severe weather. breaking overnight, a frightening knife attack this morning at a busy train station in paris. at least six people wounded. the attacker shot by police as they investigate potential links to terrorism. concerns on campus. a new semester beginning this morning at the university of idaho with students still on edge over the murders of four classmates. >> i am worried about the safety here. >> and an attorney for one of the victims now saying there was no connection between victim and suspect as the accused will appear in court again tomorrow. those stories, plus the jackpot jumps. already historic mega millions prize $1.5 billion after no big winner overnight. and honoring an icon. legendary director steven spielberg wins big at the golden globes for his life story "the fabelmans." >> i'm really, really happy about this. >> and fan favorite from "the

white lotus" to "house of the dragon" taking top awards in tv. the winners, if the moments, and the can't-miss fashions on display. today, wednesday, january 11th, 2023. ♪♪ from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody, good morning. welcome to "today." it's wednesday morning. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. good to have you with us. we've got to get to this morning's breaking news, the faa saying a major computer outage is impacting flights all across the country. here's a look at the flightaware map showing planes in the air right now. we can tell you many that are not taking off. >> this is a huge story for anybody flying today or

expecting someone the arrive. we've got a look at it right now. >> tom costello is covering it for us. so many stranded. what's the very latest you're hearing? >> if you're waking up on the west coast, you missed a heck of a morning here. this all started at about 5:30 eastern time this morning. the computer system called the notam system, it's the computer system that provides safety information to pilots, well, that went down. that system tells pilots, for example, a runway may be closed or there's construction equipment on the ramp at a certain airport or there's space activity or runway activity. it immediately created delays that started on the east coast and moved to the west coast as the morning progressed. the faa finally at about 7:00 a.m. eastern time essentially ordered all commercial flights

that were going to depart to stop, to stay in position, don't move, because of this problem. medevac flights were allowed to continue and military. but others were not to continue. at this hour we've now got 5,000 flight delays across the country just after 7:00 a.m. pacific time, almost 900 cancellations at this hour moving across the country. and as you would expect, the most affected airports are on the east coast. as i said, it's been a heck of a morning. rolling across the country this morning, airport chaos and building delays, the faa pausing all commercial domestic departures due to a major computer outage. >> i'm just praying that my

flight is still good to go because we've been planning this for two, three months. >> the system failed. the computer system that provides critical flight safety information to pilots, it's what they rely on with problems at a particular airport, anything from a closed runway to military flight operations, president biden addressing the outage this morning after being briefed by transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> i just spoke with buttigieg. they don't know what the cause is. i told them to report to me when they find out. >> the white house press secretary added they will conduct a full investigation. they're concerned it may have a domino effect through the day. >> so that effect, we don't know the cause, as the president suggested. could it have been a cyber attack? an investigation is underway. they may not have answers today.

>> we don't have the real time information. >> having a difficult day at our airports. thank you very much. let's move to that string of storms pounding the entire state of california. new flooding leading to more evacuations and more emergency rescues. drenched roads and hillsides giving way. al's standing by with more on that. but first let's go to miguel almaguer. he's got a report west of l.a. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. you can see behind me there's a massive gaping hole in the road behind me. i want to show you some drone video of that sinkhole. at least two cars plummeted into it 35 feet down. all of the people in those vehicles were able to get out safely, but this has been a very dangerous storm, and not

everyone has been so lucky. this morning california yans waking up to more destruction with the bay area bracing for more torrential rain later today. cities usually bathed in sunshine like los angeles, san fwaush rah, ant montecito day lieued with mudslides. stranded residents pulled to safety. >> it's like two feet of mud and water coming down the street. it was pretty scary. >> reporter: these disasters killing at least 17 so far. that's more deaths than california's wildfires in the last two years. this morning authorities resuming their search for missing 5-year-old boy kyle down. his mother was rescued in their submerged wednesday when rising floodwaters swept him away. the state's beautiful beaches

now strewn with storm debris. trees toppling onto cars. streets looking like rivers. the famed muholland drive closing as hillsides begin to collapse. these historic storms drenching san francisco to san diego are some of the worst california has seen in 80 years. experts say partially to blame, climate change with the past eight years the warmest ever on record. >> what that means for us is that the atmosphere is able to hold more moisture. so the storms can be bigger, there can be more rain in them, and they are more punctuated. >> reporter: but scientists say all the rain won't solve the west's devastating drought because the already waterlogged earth can't absorb it all. now with an enormous sigh colon storm predicted to hit the bay area today, the forecast calls for more damage

and widespread destruction. >> reporter: here in southern california, the cleanup will begin, but in northern california, they're in the bull's-eye for more wet weather. the biggest concern is going to be more landslides all across california. the ground is saturated. it will be a major problem throughout the day. >> thank you so much. we turn to al now. this is just an onslaught. >> it really is. it's going to go into next week, 7 million people impacted. flood watches, flood warnings. we're seeing more rain sway into northern california, the pacific northwest. rainfall amounts anywhere from 3 to 5, even 6 inches stretching from san francisco all the way up to puget sound. snowfall amounts up to 18 inches in the sierra mountains. the first atmospheric storm brings in the first storm, second storm on saturday, third storm on sunday. the third storm is coming out of california

today it's going to bring heavy snow into the rockies causing slick travel storms will develop as the system moves east. as we move into tomorrow, look for severe weather through the southeast along the cold front, and the cold pressure that started out in california bringing rain and snow up into the northeast and new england. friday the front finally moves out, but it's going to be bringing snow showers behind it and much colder air. so the storms in california affecting a good portion of the country over the next couple of days guys breaking overnight at least six people were hurt at a stabbing attack at a paris train station. it happened in the middle of the busy morning rush hour several passengers and a police officer were among the victims attacker was shot and wounded by two off-duty police officers who were returning home from their shift. the motive unknown but a possible link to terrorism has not been ruled out. turning now to the fallout over the classified documents found at an office used by president biden before he was

elected. he is now back in washington making his first public comments about the documents' discovery and republicans are weighing in as well. nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander has the story. peter, good morning. >> house republicans are crying hypocrisy, but the president's allies say he handled the discovery exactly as you should, immediately alerting the national archives and turning over the materials president biden saying he was surprised to learn his lawyers found the documents in an old office he used in washington and he didn't know what information they contained, but his lawyers are fully cooperating with the justice department review. president biden returning to the white house overnight and to an escalating controversy about those classified documents found inside his former office at the penn biden center here in washington late last year. >> people know i take classified documents, classified information seriously. >> reporter: the issue

overshadowing his visit to the north american leadership summit where he commented frontal boundary the first time less than one week before the midterms >> i immediately called th archives, turned them over to the archives, and i was briefe about this discovery and surprised to learn there were any government records that were taken there to that offers. >> reporter: two sources familiar with the matter tell nbc news in total fewer than a dozen documents were found. >> but i don't know what's in the documents. i've -- my lawyers have not suggested i ask what documents they were. >> reporter: "the new york times" citing two people familiar with the situation reports the documents included briefing materials on foreign countries from mr. biden's time as vice president. nbc news has not independently confirmed their content. the new house speaker, republican kevin mccarthy, overnight demanding answers. >> they think they are above the law. why weren't they raided? why didn't they have the fbi

coming in? they think the law doesn't apply to them. >> reporter: incoming house intelligence chair mike turner calling on the director of national intelligence to provide an immediate review and damage assessment the house oversight committee in a letter to the white house counsel expressing concern that president biden has compromised intelligence sources and methods with his own mishandling o classified documents. >> he said it was very irresponsible for president trump to take classified documents to his personal residence and have them in an unsecured location, and it appears he did the same thing. >> reporter: mr. trump, on his social media site, questions why the justice department did not announce the discovery before the election. >> peter, what do we know about the review process, what the next steps are here? >> reporter: two senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news that the u.s. attorney in chicago, the one assigned by attorney general merrick garland to investigate these classified documents, has been reviewing

the findings of fbi agents for the last several weeks, and we are told that the investigation is not fully complete, but the sources say that garland has been briefed on the preliminary findings, one of the sources telling nbc news the investigation is now at the point where garland has enough information to decide how to proceed and whether, in fact, to open an actual criminal investigation. savannah. >> peter alexander, thank you. 7:14 more to get to, including the golden globes last night, craig. >> good morning to you the glitz, the glamour of hollywood back in full force, in fact the huge night for stars of big and small screens as the organization behind it tries to rebound from controversy chasen kennedy was there he joins us with all the highlights jason, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there was an elephant in the room at last night's golden globes overall, the mood was one of celebration as hollywood honored the best of tv and film. overnight at the 80th golden

globes - >> mr. spielberg, step right up. >> steven spielberg captured two globes for his work on "the fabelmans," inspired by his own childhood, best picture drama and best director. >> i spent a lot of time figuring out when to tell that story. when i turned about 74 years old. >> i said, you better do it now. >> reporter: a big night for "the banshees of inisherin." the film corralling three awards, best musical or comedy and best screenplay. least year's show was not televised following an explosive "los angeles times" report exposing the lack of diversity among members of the hollywood foreign press association and alleged ethical lapses >> settle, settle. >> reporter: first time host jerrod carmichael kicked off the show with an understated start but didn't mince words when addressing the controversy >> i won't say they were a racist organization, but they didn't have a single black member until george floyd died. >> reporter: still the show looked to rebound from its

troubled past. >> well, we're just going to keep the black girl magic going. quinta, get up here, girl. >> reporter: actors of color took home many of the night's top prizes "everything everywhere all at once" ke huy quan and wakanda forever's angela bassett bassett paying tribute to her late co-star in the franchise chadwick boseman. >> we were surrounded each and every day by the light and spirit of chadwick boseman. >> reporter: and veteran actress michelle yeoh clinched her first win for her mind-blowing lea role in the comedy "everything everywhere all at once." >> this is also for all the shoulders that i stand on, all who came before me who looks like me and all who are going on this journey with me forward. >> reporter: while jennifer coolidge checked in her first globe, thanking "the white lotus'" creator. >> you sort of changed my life in a million different ways. my neighbors are speaking to me and things like that >> reporter: the top prize went

to austin butler for his rocking performance in the "elvis" biopic. >> and the presley family, thank you, guys. thank you for opening your hearts, your memories, your home to me. >> reporter: eddie murphy accepted the cecil b. demille award and gave others his so-called blueprint for success. >> pay your taxes, mind your business, and keep will smith's wife's name out of your [ bleep ] mouth! >> reporter: people were loving that on the tv side, "abbott elementary" won best comedy, "house of the dragon" took best drama. kevin costner best actor for "yellowstone" but couldn't make it because of the extreme weather. it led to another highlight of the night when regina hall, who accepted the award on his behalf, didn't buy his absence it became a tongue-in-cheek-moment and

clarified he had to shelter in place in santa barbara and said let's pray, everyone some laughed, some didn't. >> great moment too. jason will be back in a bit with another highlight of the night, talking about the fashion. jennifer coolidge, michelle yeoh, angela bassett, three women over 60 slaying it. >> it was good >> kevin costner is over 60 too. >> let's go! >> come on, al >> i'm over 60 and i watched it. >> but "everything everywhere all at once," you have to watch that. >> spectacular. we are looking at sunshine in the northeast record-highs continuing through texas on into the mid plains san antonio in the rockikies and heavy rain out west. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. to keep your data, network, and applicications protected. now you can tackle threats so they don't bring you to a grinding halt. and everyone's going places, including g you. let's create cybersecurity that keeps your business on track. let's create cybersecurity

ibm. let's create good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are under a microclimate weather alert as a wave of some light widespread rain moves through the bay area with some breaks in between. we'll continue to see the waves of rain with us all throughout the day and then tapering off tonight as it moves further to the north. so we are still going to see at times some pockets of some heavy rain, and it's going to be the north bay because the highest rainfall and that's your latest weather. weather. coming up, a new semester beginning at the university of idaho today amid the ongoing search for answers in the killing s of four students stephanie gosk is right there for us hey, steph

>> reporter: hey, hoda we spoke with the attorney for kaylee goncalves as well as a father and daughter who knew xana kernodle. we'll have what they said about the investigation and their loss coming up. >> thank you very much. and just ahead this morning, we getet into a trtrend that's't unexpepected, espepecially as st into t the big weeeekend of nfn playoff f action americans suddenly buying less beer. >> not this america.

busisiness can h happen anytime,e, anywhere.e. so h help yours s thrive ad stay c connected w with the comcasast businessss complee connnnectivity s solution. it's the l largest, fafaste, reliablele network.. adadvanced gigig speed wif. anand cyberthrhreat protecec. startingng at just $49.99 a a month. plusus, you can n save upup to 60% a a year whenen you add comcast t business m mobil. oror, ask how w to get upp to a $ $750 prepaiaid card. complelete connectctivity. one solulution, for r wherever b business takes s you. comcmcast busineness. popowering posossibilities.

to find an oscar winner. >> what in the world was ben affleck doing working the drive-through at a dunkin' donuts >> all right carson's's going to o serve up e answswer for us.s. > the new e england guyuy. > looks likike fun. ththat's j.lo o with him wow. >> t they run onon dunkin' thatat's covid-1-19. that's whyhy i got the new upupdated boososter, dedesigned to o help protett against rerecent

omicron vavariants. dedesigned to o help protett against rerecent [slice] dedesigned to o help protett against rerecent got it? ththe citi cusustom cashs℠ cardrd automaticically adjs to earn n you more cash backk in youour top eligigible spenend categoryry. hi. ♪♪♪ you u don't haveve to keep ts on r rotating cacategories. ththis is the e only rotatatg i care a about. you u don't haveve to keep ts on r rotating cacategories. ... oror activate e anytg to earn. you u don't haveve to keep ts on r rotating cacategories. yoyour cash baback automatatiy adadjusts for r you. can i get a cucumber water? earn 5 5% cash back that automatically adjusts to your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle with the citi custom cash℠ card. i love it... [voicece vibratingng] (womoman) itit's timeme for a freresh s. (vo)th the citi custom cash℠ ththis year, s start new w with blblue. swititch to healalthy blblue buffalolo today. pick u up blue wheherever yoyou buy pet t food.

man: i responded to the call. woman: i didn't know if he was guilty or not. man 2: i couldn't ignore public opinion. woman 2: i got caught up in the emotion of the trial. man 3: i could have testified, but i got scared. man 4: i'm expected to be tough on crime. woman 3: i know my son was innocent. woman 4: i will never forget his final words: "forgive them." ( ♪♪ ) mom, l look! a a clown! ♪♪ mom, l look! a a clown! if ocecean spray can n make a juiuice drink mom, l look! a a clown! with onlnly one gramam of s, thenen i cran ovovercome with onlnly one gramam of s, my fear r of clowns!s! hi. my fear r of clowns!s! (s(screams) my fear r of clowns!s! ♪♪ my fear r of clowns!s! what will l you do wiwith all thahat power? my fear r of clowns!s! how did kekellogg's cocome crunchchy oat clususters

withth a touch o of honey... plumump, juicy r raisins and tasty y fiber withth a touch o of honey... into onene deliciousus ce? withth a touch o of honey... it t took a lott ofof bran-stororming. withth a touch o of honey... get it?? kellogg's s raisin braran cru. two scscoops of dedelicious. get it?? ♪ m music (“i swear"r”) playa♪ jaycycee tried g gain flings fofor the firsrst time ♪ m music (“i swear"r”) playa♪ the otother day..... anand forgot w where she w w. [buzz]z] you can alalways spot a f first timerer. gain flilings with oxi i boost and d febreze. you can alalways spot a f first timerer. feeding g your dog n nutrish has hehelped us dodonate over $ $7 million n dollars a yeyear to petsts in need feeding g your dog n nutrish has hehelped us dodonate through h the rarachael ray y foundationo. so w while you c can't adopt evevery dog, you can hehelp them. did you know google makes a phone? do youou know abouout its came? lilike the wayay it fixess blblurry phototos. magigically erasases annoying distractions and even fixes photos taken with your old phone.

so now that t you know googogle makes a a phone, you u know what t you are mimis. introducing the e google pixel 7, the only p phone engineerd byby google. a very good wednesday morning to you. it is 7:26 right now. i'm laura garcia. the faa air traffic computer system outage that grounded flights everywhere for about two hours is now back on track, but the impact is still being felt at bay area airports. bob redell is live at oakland airport with a look at how things are going there. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. we're still seeing residual effects of the shutdown that was finally lifted at 6:00 this morning. here we are 90 minutes later and you can see the departures on your left, arrivals on your right this is southwest airlines. a lot of yellows indicates

delays, red cancellations. here are the latest numbers from flightaware.com. nationwide there are over 5,400 delays in and out of the u.s. and about 930 cancellations. earlier this morning the faa issued a warning, a notice, saying their computer testimony, their notam system, the notice to air mission system, it shut down. these are issues they talked about closed airspace, closed runways and equipment problems at the airport. they have gotten that back up and running and the fbi has just come out and said they have seen no evidence this is the result of a cyber attack. report be live at oakland international, bob redell, nbc bay area news. let's check the fact with kari. a lot of green. we are seeing widespread light rain across the bay area that will stay with us for a while. there may be pockets of heavy rain coming in late this morning, but it's mostly going to be focused on the north bay. we'll be watching that and the impact as rain continues. laura?

i'll be back with another local news update in half an hour.

♪ we're back it is 7:30 you are looking at the airport in philly. we are following this morning's breaking news. so the faa dealing with an overnight computer outage. it's causing delays from coast to coast. more than 1,200 flights and counting at this hour. a lot of quiet runways. >> need less to say, if you are heading to the airport today, you probably definitely want to call ahead. we will have an update on where things stand from tom costello in a few minutes. a check of the other headlines. we begin in washington. the growing firestorm that surrounds newly elected congressman george santos.

the republican from new york has admitted to lying about parts of his resumé, including his education and employment history. now two house democrats filed an official complaint with the house ethics committee, hand delivering a copy of that notice to santos' office yesterday, santos insisting, quote, he has done nothing unethical. the united states will start training ukrainian troops on the patriot air defense system in oklahoma later this month. it will consist of under 100 ukrainian service members. the training is expected to take several months. patriot systems use surface-to-air missiles to destroy cruise missiles and other fast-moving airborne targets. a story everybody is talking about. we are talking about the massive billion dollars mega millions jackpot. nobody took home the prize last night, but there were 16 tickets that matched five numbers. each one of those worth a million or more. so let's look at the numbers on your screen.

snap a picture. jot them down. there they are. because if you won, breakfast is on you. all right. what's next? the jackpot now worth an estimated 1.3 billion. that is the second largest jackpot in mega millions history. the next drawing, by the way, friday night. >> good chance it climbs more. >> yeah. meanwhile class back in session at the university of idaho as the suspect in the murder of those four students prepares for his next court appearance. stephanie gosk has the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we spoke with the attorney for kaylee goncalves's family. he tells us he and the family continues to be inundated with tips from the public. much of it leading to nothing. they are in constant communication with investigators sharing what they think is important, and he says there is still no connection between the students and bryan kohberger. as bryan kohberger gets ready to appear again in court tomorrow,

the families of his victims are still looking for answers about a motive. >> an emotional time -- >> reporter: the lawyer for kaylee goncalves's family saying kohberger didn't know kaylee or madi mogen as far as they know. >> i don't know of anybody that knew him. all those girls were social, involved in the college, they were working hard, waitressing and doing different things. so the idea that he may have ran across their paths i don't think is uncommon. >> reporter: the goncalves family has been in frequent contact with investigators as they look to build their case against kohberger. >> anything that we have, we send over to the moscow police department. >> reporter: meanwhile, spring semester beginning at the university of idaho today. a semblance of normalcy returning now that a suspect is in custody. but fears remain. >> i am worried about the safety here. >> reporter: ten miles away from the university of idaho campus suspect bryan kohberger was pursuing his ph.d. in criminal justice at washington state university. investigators say campus police

there identified kohberger on november 29th after midnight connecting him to the hyundai elantra seen near the crime scene. now some students there are questioning their safety and why police waited a month to arrest him, letting kohberger remain on campus until the december break. >> we find out later he is literally a student on campus and was walking around with us. it felt like they were trying to keep it from us or something. >> reporter: the police defended that decision. >> i will 100% stand behind with the way we handled the investigation. >> reporter: with much of the focus on the trial, family and friends of the victims want people to be reminded young lives were lost. sidney mcclain, xana kernodle's childhood friend. >> one the funniest people i met, always outgoing, she was friend to everyone. >> reporter: her father todd who coached the girls gymnastics team struggling to come to terms with the crime. >> i think it comes down to just basically why.

there's no sense to it. >> reporter: so, savannah, some students have been speaking with the idaho statesmen about their time in class actually with kohberger, one student saying he was academic and engaged in the classroom, but he was concerned because when he spoke with women, he was condescending and forceful. savannah, back to you. >> all right. stephanie, thank you. the investigation continuing there. still ahead, guys, inflation now hitting the beer industry. sam brock is on that story for us. sam, bars, breweries, they are not raising a glass to this news, are they? >> reporter: yeah, guys, good morning. not too many people and it is early are saying cheers to beers going down in sales. now, beer has trailed the average rate of inflation for a while. not anymore now. whatat changed and d we talked d to a brewewerr in s south floririda about h ho

getttting aroundnd this probobl keepining costs inin check w what's h his secret?t? the e story afteter the breaeak. ♪ acousustic soul m music throughoutut ♪ ♪ acousustic soul m music throughoutut ♪ you dididn't live e this stro, this long g to get putut onon the shelflf lilike a porcecelain doll.. but one ouout of two w women ovover 50 onon the shelflf lilike a porcecelain doll.. willll suffer a a fracture fromom osteopororosis. you shouldld know you u can bd nenew bone witith evenityy® fofor postmenonopausal womon withth osteopororosis at high h risk for f frac. fofor postmenonopausal womon withth osteopororosis ask your d doctor if youou can do momore

than jusust slowing g down bobone loss wiwith evenityt. ask your d doctor if youou can do momore wantnt stronger r bones? ask your d doctor if youou can do momore thenen build newew bone; eveve® can n help in jujust 12 mont. evevenity®® is provenen to ree spspine fractuture risisk by. evevenity®® can increrease rk of heart a attack, strtrok, or deathth from a a cardiovascscular problb. dodo not take e evenity®® if you h have low blblood cal, or are allllergic to i it. seririous allergrgic reacts and d low blood d calcium haveve occurred.d. tell y your doctoror about jajaw bone proroblems, and d low blood d calcium haveve occurred.d. asas they haveve been reportrted with evevenity®. or about p pain in youour h, groin n or thigh,, as u unusual thihigh bone fractctures have e occur. don't t let a breaeak put you onon a shelf.. tatalk to yourur doctor ababt buildingng new bonee with eveninity®! tatalk to yourur doctor ababt buildingng new bonee your shihipping mananager leftft to “fifind themsele”" leaving g you lost.. yoyou need to o hire.

i i need indeeeed. indeeded you do. indeed insnstant matchch instay delivevers qualityty candidats matching y your job dedescript. visit inindeed.com/h/hire doeses your vitatamin c last 2 24 hours? ononly nature'e's bounty d d. withth immune 24 hour r plus u get t longer-lasasting vitamac plus herbabal and otheher immune supuperstars. withth immune 24 hour r plus u get t longer-lasasting vitamac get more w with naturere's bobo. withth immune 24 hour r plus u get t longer-lasasting vitamac humpmpty dumpty y does it wita grgreat fall. get more w with naturere's bobo. wonderful pistachios. get crackin' [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that.

but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. (vo)o) don't eat themem for the o oe hundndred percenent whwhole-grain n oats. don'n't eat ththem becausese ths can n help lowerer cholesterero. eat them f for her. ♪limu emu & doug♪ hey,y, man. nicece pace! clearly,y, yoyou're a safafe driver.. yoyou could sasave hundrededs for safe d driving clearly,y, yoyou're a safafe driver.. with l liberty mututual. theyey customizeze your c car insuranance... with l liberty mututual. .....so you ononly pay for whwhat you neeeed! [squawks]] whoo! we gototta go agaiain. only payay for what t you ne. ♪♪liberty y liberty lilibert♪ ♪♪liberty♪♪ y'alall wayfair r has just wt yoyou need foror your home. ♪♪liberty y liberty lilibert♪ is t that glitteter? this tablele is on its last l leg.

y'all neneed this. you're k kelly clarkrkson! a a whole new w look for aa whole lolot less. ahhh! -y-you're k kelly clarkrkso! i amam... anand you needed this. i loveve it! are we in n a wayfyfair commerercial? mamaybe. personal s sauna. okok i need ththat. ahhhhh!! ♪ wayfairir, you've g got jujust what i i need ♪ ♪♪ we are back. 7:40. we are back. 7:40 "consumer confidential," our on going series exploring issues that impact your budget. carson, this hits you where you live because we are talking about beer. >> i have died and gone to heaven it takes a lot for some americans to give up their beers. thanks in large part to inflation, increasing price sales have gone flat. >> sam brock in florida.

sam, say it ain't so, buddy. >> reporter: it is so kind of. by the way, i love your beverage choices this morning here in the 7:00 hour, guys. good morning look, this is a bit of a dud for suds a lot of people may ask, why is this happening right now experts saying it's a continuing combination of freight, shipping, and raw materials all going up in cost right now i am at a microbrewery in south florida, prison pals, where the owner has figured out sort of a big box style approach he is buying more of everything and bringing the costs down, including more tanks this is working for him, that strategy for many right now beer is not the bargain that it used to be inflation has already touched so many aspects of our lives from food to gas to travel, but the latest victim, beer, is leaving a sour taste even for those who expected it have you noticed a change in the cost of beer >> yeah, i noticed a change in the cost of everything beer is definitely in there.

>> reporter: the sticker shock on your favorite bottle of suds might be most apparent on shelves, whether it be at the grocery store or liquor store with one analysis coming up with a shocking tab in the last three months of the year beer prices roseanne average of 7% year over year, but some american lager as jumped 10%, or roughly double the typical increase. >> we're seeing a lot of consumers starting to make different decision at the shelf. maybe it's a different brand maybe it's a different category. maybe it's a smaller pack size or maybe they are just going less frequently. >> reporter: restaurants and breweries are feeling the pain at the tap juan pipkin, the owner of prison pals in south florida and a former argentinian race car driver, remembers th conversation in october that accelerated his new business motto. >> we see a lot of increases of like suppliers in november, we need to increase 5%, 10%, or whatever so we start looking at that and say, okay, what is our next step >> reporter: the answer turned out to be buying more raw materials like barley and hops

and purchasing more equipment to make larger quantities of beer >> we have a high quality with the best ingredients that we are using was very challenging i start fighting with the suppliers to say, okay, instead of buying two, three pallets, i buy a complete truck >> reporter: while he held his prices in check for now, many stores and restaurants don't have that luxury they are forced to pass increases on to customers who are changing their drinking habits and one expert says lower sales at higher prices will only work for so long. >> while the numbers look okay right now, if those reduced frequency of occasions or reduced volume continues for the next cycle, the next cycle, that's a long-term problem >> reporter: now, analysts say, guys, that with the nfl playoffs coming up and the super bowl, there should be a boost in the short term for beer sales, but there is a larger issue here, which is that younger legal drinkers increasingly are

choosing red-to-make cocktails or spirits or even wine ahead of beer, although, before you say hold my beer, check this out there is a beer smoothie here at prison pals. passion fruit, strawberry and pineapple. half natural fruits, half beer it's delicious it's so miami for you, as well. >> crack it open. >> reporter: amazing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: cheers to that. >> disappointing morning, this and the aviation crisis. i got two words for you. tall boys. below premium brands like budweiser, miller high life, malt liquors, 16 ounces and 19 ounces, the only category of beer that saw an increase in december >> how do you -- >> tall boys >> it's economic be smart get a tall boy. >> cool. get a 40 call it a day. >> get a 40? >> they call me al 40 hands. what you got in the

forecast >> some utica club that's a good beer >> we've had $22 billion in disasters, 18 events this year from hailstorms in may, the drought and heatwave out west. of course, we will be adding the flooding conditions, that will be starting off 2023 winter storm cold outbreak the top three billion dollar disasters, 3.2 the western wildfires at over $3 billion 2022 number three of the top five $20 billion disasters no disaster for the midwestern heat cincinnati, 13 degrees above average, dallas, you're gong go 85 degrees new orleans, 77. tomorrow that warmth moves into new york 53 degrees

good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. the rain continues off and on. we're tracking it with storm ranger as we're getting widespread, mostly light showers. that's what we're expecting today as the rain continues, and it's being pumped in, another atmospheric river and several other storms lining up in the pacific so the rain continues. here is what to expect today. widespread light to moderate rain that will taper o and that is your latest weather. >> al, don't go anywhere. >> okay. guess what >> special messages just for you straight from the carpet of the golden globes. >> oh, my gosh. >> all about al roker. we are going to talk about it after this. >> say whahat? come o on nash. ♪ readady? go getet it! ♪

♪ ♪ good boy.. ♪ yoyou can't t adopt everery. but you can help them. feeding yoyour dog nututrih has helplped us donanate ovr $7 milillion dollalars a yer to petets in need d through e rachchael ray fofoundation. feed yoursrs. help morore. (dog barksks) (cecily) what's up, einstein? (einstein)n) my netetwork has g gone kapu! (cecily) oh, you trtried to savave a bucn it? (e(einstein) i got whwhat i paid d for. nonot so smartrt. (cececily) nah,h, you'rere still a g geniu, there e is a smartrter way to o. (e(einstein) oh?! (cececily) swititch to veririzon! for a a d time, geget welcome e unlimited d r jujust $25/linine.

(e(einstein) $25?! (cececily) and d it's guguaranteed f for 3! (e(einstein) brillianant! (c(cecily) well, you u would knowow. (e(einstein) i'm swswitching! (c(cecily) i think the bike's probobably fasteter. (vo) nonow is the b best time t to sh to verizonon. for justst $25 a . guararanteed foror 3 years.. ththe savings s that last.. on t the networkrk you want. veririzon. i'm m so glad wewe did this. i'm so glalad we did t this. i'i'm so glad d we did thih. i'm soso glad we d did this. i'm m so... ...g.glad we didid this. [kid playsys drums] life is s for livingng. let's partner r for all ofof . i'm so glalad we did t this. ededward joneses

i brbrought in ensusure max prorotein with 30 grgrams of protetein. ththose who trtried me with 30 grgrams of protetein. felt morore energy in j just two weweeks. uhhhhhh... here, , i'll take e that. uhhhhhh... [woo h hoo!] enensure max p protein, with 30 grgrams of prorotei, [woo h hoo!] one e gram of susugar and nutrients s for immunene hea. [woo h hoo!] if y you still h have symptomsms of moderarate to sevevere rheumamatoid arthrhs or activive psoriatitic arthrs afteter a tnf blblocker likeke a to sevevere rheumamatoid arthrhs or activive psoriatitic arthrs or enbrel,l, rinvoq is d different a and may hel. stand upup to your s symps withth rinvoq. or enbrel,l, rinvoq is d different a and may hel. rinvoq i is a once-d-daily l that tacackles pain,n, ststiffness, s swelling. that tacackles pain,n, for sosome, rinvoqoq significay reduces s ra and psasa fati. it canan stop furtrther irreversrsible jointnt da. for sosome, rinvoqoq significay reduces s ra and psasa fati. and ririnvoq can l leave skin clclear or almlmost clear r in. for sosome, rinvoqoq significay reduces s ra and psasa fati. that's rinvoq r relief. for sosome, rinvoqoq significay reduces s ra and psasa fati. ririnvoq can l lower your r aby to fight i infections,s, including g tb. seserious infefections anand blood clclots, some e f; including g tb. cancncers, incluluding lympha and d skin cancecer; death,h, heart attttack, str, and d tears in t the stoh or intesestines occucurred. death,h, heart attttack, str, pepeople 50 anand older wiwh at leaeast one heaeart dise risk f factor haveve higher ri.

don't take if allllergic to r rinvoq risk f factor haveve higher ri. as seriousus reactionsns can . tell y your doctoror if you e or mayay become prpregna. as seriousus reactionsns can . ask k your rheumumatologistt fofor rinvoq.. rinvoq.. make it t your missision. learn how w abbvie could d help you s save. ♪ al roker, it's niecy and jessica. we want to say welcome back! >> i want to give a big shout to al roker i knew you'd make it you my guy you my o.g peace out to you, baby. >> al is back. >> america is so happy that you are there. >> al roker, i'm talking to you and i'm glad you are feeling better because i was scared. >> al, you're my pal glad you're back we depend on you hear, hear. >> you got friends everywhere.

>> yikes. >> you are usually on the red carpet. >> i know, i miss that my gosh, that was fantastic. the fonz steven spielberg, niecy nash >> "people" magazine. >> there is more you are on the cover of "people." >> too much now. >> this is an article you talk about your journey and everything you have been through. just a big shout-out to your family and to deborah. it's still kind of surreal. >> and my doctors and all of you. >> how has it been >> it's been good. you know, really, it's like nice being back it's nice getting dressed. smelling nice. >> wearing pants. >> wearing pants with zippers. seeing the nice folks out there. >> do you get a sense of what a national treasure you are? everywhere we go, everybody asks, how is al? i can't imagine what it's like for you. >> you know, it's special. it really is you do feel the love usually you get this after you're dead.

[ laughter ] >> maybe i am, and this is just all part of my hell. >> no, no. >> no, this is heaven. believe me. >> you always -- >> you pointed at the crew. >> the prayers are a healer. >> yeah. >> i was getting off a plane yesterday, the pilot saying, hey, how is al >> we're clear to land on 22 where's al roker >> by the way, that "people" magazine on newsstands nationwide on friday, in los angeles and here in new york today. >> thank you, al. >> thank you. comingng up, the h highligh ththe awards s show, the f fashn first, y your littlele news. and noticeceably lessss itch. seririous allergrgic reacts can occur r that can b be sev. tell youour doctor abouout new or w worsening seririous allergrgic reacts can occur r that can b be sev. eye e problems s such as eyeye pain or r vision chahas includuding blurrered visi, joint achehes and painin, or a p parasitic i infecti.

don't chchange or ststop asthmama medicineses wiwithout talklking to y your doctoror. ask yoyour doctorr about t dupixent.. (w(woman) it's titime for a f fresh sta. (vo) this year,r, start newew with blue. ask yoyour doctorr swswitch to hehealthy blue buffafalo today.. pickck up blue w wherever you buy pepet food. ♪ feelingng supporteded. ♪ ♪ b bad vibes t thwarted. ♪ ♪ this is a activia+. ♪ ♪ c, , d, zinc. no need d to think. . ♪ ♪ head d over heelsls. get t a+ feels. . ♪ activivia plus witith nutries to help susupport your immmmune systemem. start t with activivia. your gutut is where e it all be. once youou meet withth a a turbotax e expert whwho'll d do your taxaxes for, you're free e to do... ...not taxaxes. showow your eyeses things thatat are not t taxes. shshow your brbrain thingss ththat are notot taxes. sesee if not t taxes makes yoyou laugh.....or . come t to turbotaxax anand don't do your r taxes. come t to turbotaxax

meet witith an experert who'llll do them f for you. meet witith an experert inintuit turbobotax. ( ♪♪ ) ♪ all rigight ♪ h hoping for r your love (horn honknking) eggo liège-style w waffles are a nono toaster n needed, grab and g go breakfasast. l'eggo w with eggo.. trelegy y for copd.. ♪birds s flyin' higigh, you know how i f feel.♪ ♪♪breeze dririftin' on b by.♪ ♪♪...you knonow how i fefee♪ you don't t have to tatak. [coughghing] ...copd d sitting dodown. ♪it's's a new dawawn,...♪♪ ♪♪...it's s a new day,y,♪ it's time e to make a a s. ♪♪...it's s a new day,y,♪ ♪anand i'm feelelin' good..♪ start a nenew day withth trel. no once-dadaily copd..... ...m.medicine hahas the power to t treat copd.d... ...in as m many waways as trelelegy. wiwith three m medicines in o one inhalerer,... ...trelelegy makes b breag easisier for a f full 24 houo, imprproves lung g function,, and helps s prevent fututure flare-u-ups. trelegy y won't replplace a rescue i inhaler.... ...for sududden breathining problemsms. tellll your doctctor if you h have a heart t conditionn or high blblood pressusure before takaking it. if you h have a heart t conditionn

dodo not take e trelegy morere than presescribed. if you h have a heart t conditionn trelegy mamay increasese yoyour risk ofof thrush, if you h have a heart t conditionn pneumomonia, and o osteoporos. call y your doctoror if worsed breathing,g, chest paiain, mouth or t tongue swelell, problelems urinatiting,... call y your doctoror if worsed breathing,g, chest paiain, ...visioion changes,s, oror eye pain n occur. call y your doctoror if worsed breathing,g, chest paiain, takeke a stand, , and startt a a new day wiwith trelegyg. ask your d doctor about t once-dailyly trelegy.. .....and save e at trelegygy.. ask your d doctor about t once-dailyly trelegy.. i came here to find love, but instead i found a best friend. señor r snuffles.. you stolole my sock k andw you've s stolen my h heart. señor r snuffles.. willll you accepept this milile as a symbobol of my lolove. more d dog.

a very good wednesday morning to you. it is 7:56 right now. i'm laura garcia. we are under this microclimate weather alert this morning as yet another storm hits the bay area. let's check in with kris sanchez live up in the for the bay this morning where the storm is really taking i'm right now. how is it looking there, kris? >> reporter: this rain is soft and gentle at this point but the ground is so saturated, it can't take much more. that saturated ground, the winds are leading to more trees falling down, the trees as they come down bring down the power lines and that is the concern that has four elementary school districts in sonoma county shut down. if your district is on this list on your screen, no school today, and that's because of the concern for public safety. in los gatos, closed because

they don't have power. in san anselmo, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." here is kari. scattered light showers as kris mentioned will continue, but there may be some pockets of slightly heavier rain for the north bay later this evening, but all are part of the atmospheric river that continues to bring the wet weather and will be several hours of this light and steady rain, so we'll see how that impacts us as more storms are in the forecast. laura? all right, thank you very much, kari. thank you for joining us. we'll have another local news update in about half an hour. also join us for our midday news at 11:00 a.m. stay dry.

busisiness can h happen anytime,e, anywhere.e. so h help yours s thrive ad stay c connected w with the comcasast businessss complee connnnectivity s solution. it's the l largest, fafaste, reliablele network.. adadvanced gigig speed wif. anand cyberthrhreat protecec. startingng at just $49.99 a a month. plusus, you can n save upup to 60% a a year whenen you add comcast t business m mobil. oror, ask how w to get upp to a $ $750 prepaiaid card. complelete connectctivity. one solulution, for r wherever b business takes s you. comcmcast busineness. popowering posossibilities.

♪♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, at a standstill. flights from coast to coast grounded after a computer outage at the faa. thousands of passengers stranded nationwide. what's behind the outage and how long will it last. we're live with the latest. plus, wet west. flash floods and mudslides devastating california. days of rain, saturating cities across the state with even more storms on the way. >> we are not out of the woods. >> al's tracking it all, including your latest forecast.

and global icons. we take you behind the scenes of the golden globes to recap the biggest fashion moments of the night. so which stars wore it best? we've got it covered. today wednesday, january 11, 2023. ♪♪ >> hi to my son watching in sonoma county, california. we love you, eden! >> visiting from plant city, florida. >> and lewisburg, pennsylvania. >> here for my 40th birthday from seattle. >> shout-out to sarasota, florida. >> from lawrence, illinois. >> celebrating 50 years married to the love of my life. woo! >> ah, so sweet. welcome back to "today." good to have you with us on a wednesday morning. >> indeed it is. coming up tomorrow, guys, a lot of people have dieting on their minds as they start the new year. we're going to take you inside the growing controversy over diabetes drugs that some people are now using for weight loss

and the new demand that it's creating a shortage and impacting diabetics. we'll have a closer look at that story tomorrow on "today." right to the news at 8:00. air travel off to a rough start this morning when a computer system that is critical for air safety went down. the faa ordered airlines to pause all domestic departures, and the impact is likely to be felt throughout the day. nbc's tom costello covers aviation and he has the latest on a developing situation. >> reporter: yeah, savannah. we do have an update. things do seem to be resuming, the faa tweeting a short time ago the following update. it says, update, normal air traffic operations are now resuming gradually across the u.s. following the overnight outage of the notam air system that we've been talking about this morning that provides safety information to the flight crews, and the ground stop has now been lifted. as you know, domestic air traffic, departures were paused

by the faa this morning until about 8:45 eastern time or so because this notice to air -- sorry. that's the old phrase. notice to computer system went down. that's critical information to pilots on everything from perhaps a closed runway, construction equipment at an airport, military air operations, all of that information is critical to pilots, and that system went down. when it went down, the faa paused all commercial domestic departures and slowly reopened it at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. at the moment, 841 flight cancellations nationwide. we've got 4,500, almost 4,600 delays nationwide and that's because of getting off to a very bad and rocky start.

the question is why did the system go down? was it a hack? the white house says there's no evidence of that. they're looking, but it's clearly a high pry yofrmt savannah, back to you. thank you. to that massive and deadly storm that has been pounding the entire state of california. some experts say the extreme weather is partly the result of climate change. nbc's miguel almaguer is in chatsworth, california, that's just northwest of l.a. got the very latest for us. hey, miguel. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. california has been hit with a conveyer belt of storms all across this region. the lastst one that t hit us wa actualally quite v violent. you cacan see the road behind m is just ripped open. two cars were swallowed up. everyone made it out alive and was in fairly good condition. we know this storm has turned deadly. at least 17 people have been killed across the state. the storms started before new year's day and they continue to

pound california. hundreds of thousands are without power. trees are down across the area. there have been mudslides, debris flows, and flash flooding for the last essentially days. we expect it to continue today in the bay area where they could get a couple of inches of rain there. the ground there is also saturated. here in the south, los angeles, it will be dry. that will help. problems certainly in the forecast. back to you. >> thank you. meanwhile, the nation's capitol growing anger over the fatal weekend shooting of a 13-year-old boy. d.c. police say he was killed by a homeowner who says he thought the boy was breaking into cars. so far, that shooter has not been identified or arrested. garrett haake is covering this for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this has been just a tragic story that now has the police in d.c. and many in the community angry and at odds with one another.

a boy is dead. police know who killed him. but they are still investigating what happened here. asking for patience as more and more people are demanding accountability and justice. overnight in washington, d.c., outrage growing over a young life cut short. >> the u.s. attorney's office, do your damn job >> reporter: a community meeting boiling over with anger at the shooting death of 13-year-old karon blake, killed by a man who later told police he confronted and shot the boy who he believed was tampering with cars on his block early saturday >> this is a fact, a murder, a homicide. >> reporter: the shooter has not been publicly identified or charmed with any crime that is infuriating some residents who see it as a vigilante killing and the investigation as a cover-up. >> property is never worth the life of a child or anybody. >> reporter: the district's police chief defending the

department's handling of the case. >> what do you say to people in the city broadly who want to be assured there will be accountability for this? >> it's not about getting it fast it's about getting it right. making sure if there is a person to be arrested, that we do it the right way. >> reporter: the chief also hoping to dispel false rumors that the shooter was a member of law enforcement or that the confrontation was racially motivated, saying blake and the man who shot him are both black. >> people are making assumptions and searching for people that are not involved people are making allegations centered around race, and that is wrong >> reporter: police say it was the shooter who called 911 adding that he was performing cpr on the teen when they arrived. authorities are gathering surveillance video and other evidence to present to a grand jury to make a charging decision while the investigation continues, a community mourns blake. blake's middle school principal

describing him as quiet and inquisitive scholar who loved fashion and football he leaves behind his mother and three younger siblings there is no word from d.c. police on the timeframe for this investigation now. craig. >> it is such a tragic story garrett haake, thank you. let's get a morning boost. >> actress kate winslet is as big as they come she has awards that include an oscar, five golden globes, but she helped out a young journalist, a little kit who was nervous about interviewing her take a listen. >> it's my first time. >> your first time >> yeah. >> guess what? it's going to be the most amazing interview ever okay. >> you know why? >> why >> because we decided it is going to be. so we decided right now, me and you -- >> yeah. >> -- this is going to be a really fantastic interview >> okay. >> and you can ask me anything

that you want and you don't have to be scared and this is going to be amazing. >> okay. >> she says, okay, let's go. wins let was doing her best to promote "avatar: the way of water. that young journalist was doing an interview for a german tv network and she helped her and helped her, and it was beautiful. >> you could hear in her voice how much that meant to her. >> way to go, martha i bet it was an amazing interview. still ahead, ben affleck and j.lo hanging out at a dunkin' donuts nothing strange about that, right? allegedly, ben affleck was working at that dunkin' donuts carson will have that on "popstart." which stars and trends won the night when it comes to red carpet fashion at the golden globes we will breaeak it down n after ththis lilike the wayay it fixess blblurry phototos. magigically erasases annoying distractions and even fixes photos taken with your old phone. so now that t you know googogle makes a a phone,

you u know what t you are missi. introducing the e google pixel 7, the only phone engineeredd byby google. it only y takes a sesecond for an e everyday ititem to becomome dangerouous. tide podods child-guguard k for an e everyday ititem to becomome dangerouous. helps keepep your launundry ps for an e everyday ititem to becomome dangerouous. in a s safe placee anand your chihild safer.. toto close, twist t until it c clicks. anand your chihild safer.. tidede pods child-guguard packagaging. withth fish oil,l, lelean proteinins and wholole s helps supppport theirr mimind body anand energy.. outsidide. [sfx: : dog toy] byby giving ththem everythingng they needed. pepet me, pet t me. [sfx: dodog toy] byby giving ththem everythingng they needed. well almosost. good boyoy. ♪♪ susure, feels s good when youou get it riright. and with t the number r one popowered tootothbrush brard

recommmmended by d dental profesessionals. and with t the number r one popowered tootothbrush brard philips sosonicare makes s it easy fofor you and with t the number r one popowered tootothbrush brard to always s get brushihing ri. phililips. ♪ (vo) cinnamon toast crunch. a whole family of products, blasted with cinnadust. chchevy silvererado fafactory-liftfted trucks.. wherere will thehey take you? ♪ ♪ (d(dog barks)) ♪

silvererado zr2, trail bossss, anand custom t trail boss.. becacause adventnture is e everywhere.e. ♪ a acoustic sosoul music througughout ♪ ♪ a acoustic sosoul music througughout ♪ ♪ acousustic soul m music throughoutut ♪ ♪ acousustic soul m music throughoutut ♪ oh, i'i'll have ananother. make i it a doublele. dad, m mom thinkss she's s at a resorort again. oh, i'i'll have ananother. make i it a doublele. yeyeah, she totold me. oh, i'i'll have ananother. make i it a doublele. when you''d rathther not rest to a a virtual r resort. oh, i'i'll have ananother. make i it a doublele. ththis is muchch better in r real life.. it mattersrs where yoyou stay. ththis is muchch better in r real life.. lolookin' goodod, babe! ththis is muchch better in r real life.. hilton. fofor the stayay. covid-19 moves fast and now you can too by asking your provider if an authorized oral treatment is right for you.

treatments must be taken within five days from when symptoms start. so if you're at high risk and test positive, don't wait, ask about treatment right away. ♪♪ w we're back with a few of the stars who turned out their most stylish looks last night at the 80th golden globes. >> wow jason kennedy was there. joins us once again. now we have a roundup of what we want about, the best fashion moments. >> hi, jason >> they came ready, savannah film and tv's biggest names braved the wet weather to work it on the gray carpet. part celebration, part fashion show ♪ >> reporter: awards season is back, and the stars showed up in looks to match the festive occasion >> geeked out, thinking about

the cool stuff you get to do >> i am geeking out. >> there was glitz and glamour >> good to be around these other artists i admire so much i feel grateful. >> reporter: the biggest names in film and television serving up major sparkle. >> felt like it was time to sparkle. >> reporter: angela bassett won for her performance and her look with chilly weather in los angeles, some accessorized with gloves and capes >> valentino cape at niemann's. >> reporter: others bared the cold and bared some skin. >> it's design by donatella and i love it so much. >> reporter: jenna ortega, her secret to style success. >> my fingers are a bit too slim, so i wear tape underneath my rings. >> that is a secret. >> it's not a secret anymore >> reporter: jewel-toned gowns made these leading ladies look like queens. others, purple reigned supreme. >> this is actually -- >> reporter: so sorry. >> would be -- it's royalty.

it's regal. >> reporter: cue cocoa pastels and creams adorned with flowing ruffles and jewels black is always a classic. >> it gives me a grace kelly thing. >> reporter: the men looked dapper, too. >> you look phenomenal. >> reporter: wearing tuxedos in every shade of the rainbow. >> we got the memo. >> yes, we did we clean up well. >> reporter: and plenty of velvet some accessorizing their suits with flair. >> got some shine. >> reporter: henry winkler used his fashion as a good luck charm. >> my son jed said, do not wear the same tie you wore when you lost last time so i chose another one. >> reporter: and billy porter proved once again he is in a class of his own hollywood's "a"-list earning high marks for fashion setting the bar for the first awards show carpet catwalk of the season i'm sure you could see it. the mood on the gray carpet, i was electric the mood was high energy, high fashion. you got a sense that awards season is back i am not the fashion guy we will leave that to zanna,

right? >> hot off on the red eye from l.a. every stylist and designer on speed dial how you feeling? >> fresh as a daisy. >> i know. it's exciting when you have a good red carpet. >> great adrenaline. so much drama. so many -- >> how do you rate it. >> a ten out of ten. >> what? >> it's the beginning of awards season, and they went for it >> talk about jessica chastain a stunner. >> a show-stopper. >> i love that. >> this is an oscar de la renta gown 16,000 crystals, crystal-crushed spiderweb dress. it is an absolutely show-stopper on her she wore this, elizabeth stewart, her stylist, said it worked straight away it's the dress from the showroom, have been requested from every celebrity she won it. >> we have to talk about angela bassett. she was a total -- >> gorgeous.

>> vision. absolutely beautiful. >> and this amazing pamela rowland sequins dress, 2,000 sequins in this dress. the stylist was sewing more on by hand just before she went out to get this cascading back but she looked absolutely stunning she can do no wrong. >> that neckline looks so gorgeous on her too. >> absolutely. >> let's talk about michelle yeoh by the way, her speech was weepy if you haven't seen it. >> she wore armani isn't it gorgeous? you know how many sequins? 62,000 crystals in this dress. it's incredible. she wowed us all it has this amazing architectural front on it as well, and it took 1,977 hours to create that dress. >> she said she turned 60 last year, fyi. >> to that. >> i highly believe that okay jennifer coolidge also had such a beautiful moment when she gave her speech look at that. >> incredible. she had a dolce & gabbana dress.

one of the big trends of the night in the black she actually had a gold dress the day before, changed her mind yesterday morning to the black, and then ended up wearing one of the biggest trends of the night. there were a lot more ladies wearing black also >> jewels, sequins, all the charms. >> we have great legs here, jamie lee curtis, sigourney weaver, jean smart, daisy edgar jones. it's like that goth corpse that's coming back >> i think one of my favorites, margo robey. what was happening >> so good >> so beautiful. >> chanel couture she is channeling barbie. she is going to play her in the movie upcoming 750 hours for this dress bugle beads, sequins, feathers her stylist told me all about it in real life, so spectacular i cannot tell you. >> it's so pretty and also it moves so easily. she doesn't look like she is -- she looks comfortable. >> yes.

>> she always looks effortless. she never looks done up, which is kind of part of her beauty and charm. >> selena gomez, another showstopper. >> big trend of the night, purple this is a very regal dress it's like the velvet, the taffeta is a big trend we saw selena and lilia james in the big taffeta. there was like 50 meters of taffeta in this dress. everyone turned to old school hollywood, which we really enjoyed. >> let's talk about lilia james since you brought her up she was dressed in red, right? gorgeous. >> look at that. >> versace dress she debuted this hair. a different silhouette we're used to seeing on her. this 50 meters of taffeta there. wrapped around her super modern with the cutout waist as well. she is the face of versace custom made for her. >> i love. and the short hair so cute with the strapless and the jewels it's all working. >> thank you

take a little nap-nap now? >> no. i'm joining you at 10:00 >> oh, yeah. after that you can check out all of the fashion highlights on today.com and also tonight on "e! news." >> indeed. let's move up to the always fashionable, al roker. >> hey, guys, good morning unfortunately, rain not the fashion out there. it looks like you can see all of that moisture stretch back out into the pacific several storms will be coming in looking at snow around the rockies. icy mix for minneapolis to north of chicago sunshine in the northeast. temperaturewise we are talking 70s and 80s throughout the gulf, but then as you move into the northern plains, great lakes, northern new england, teens, 20s and 30s. 50s out west for the day today, a decent day it the northeast and on into new england. plenty of sunshine through the gulf record highs down through texas. more snowy weather through the rockies. heavy rain moving again into northern california and the i'm kari hall. here's a look at the next

atmospheric river coming in. this time, widespread light rain that will stay with us for hours with some breaks in between and we may see some pockets of heavy rain, especially for the north bay as it does continue to add up with the highest rainfall totals there. the rest of the bay area will get a break tonight while we're still going to see a few more hours of that rain in the north bay. >> that is your latest weather this i the best time of the morning! >> we will start with prince harry. the book tour continues for the duke of sussex now, "spare" is finally out. last night he stopped by "the late show with stephen colbert" to discuss the headlines coming from the memoir but ending on a lighter note harry answered the question some wondering about and that's his netflix bingeing history >> you watch "the crown," right?

>> yes. >> the recent stuff or older stuff? >> recent and older. >> do you fact-check it while you watch it [ laughter ] >> um, yes, i do, actually next up, foo fighters. it's been a tough year for the rock and roll hall of famers following the loss of taylor hawkins in march now they are getting ready to kick off the next chapter. announcing a set of headlining shows, the first since hawkins' passing in may and june, a couple of festival in ohio, also boston and they're going to do a show in tennessee. it comes not long after a reflective social media post they put owl on new year's eve where they teased plans, writing, without taylor we know we're going to be a different band going forward and we know when we see him again, and we will soon, he'll be there in spirit with all of us every night. good to see them getting back out. leslie jordan is going to be celebrated on the biggest stage in nashville the grand ole opry sunday,

february 17, jordan's celebrity friends honoring him with reporting for duty, a tribute. the opry website describes the night as an intimate collection of performances and on-stage storytelling with insights into some of jordan's lasting lessons of a life well lived take a look at the roster, who is going to be swinging by eddie veder, maren morris of the brothers osborne, jim parsons, mayim bialik there is a presale dropping tickets tomorrow they officially go on sale on friday. finally, ben affleck, the star's legendary love of dunkin' donuts hit a whole new level tuesday ben was spotted serving cups of the new england brew at a medford, massachusetts, drive-through. lucky patrons pulled up to the window to find the oscar-winning actor filling their orders nbc news boston reporting customers were told that he was

filming a commercial one noted that the employee was very nice, very funny, quick-witted and, of course, by ben's side was wife jennifer lopez, video showing them inside that store where ben affleck is holding onto an apron. >> okay. >> cute. >> all right there it is. >> thank you. if you have dry hands or chapped lips, you don't want to miss this. we're getting winter skim help from a top determine ma toll gist, dr. watford, but first your local news. >> or feet. >> yes

good morning, it is 8:26. the faa air traffic computer system outage that grounded domestic flights this morning is now back on track. the notices given to pilots throughout the day went down overnight. the system alerts pilots of issues that could impact the safety of their flight. according to flight wear, thousands of flights are still delayed and canceled. also this morning, the weather in the bay area is causing schools in the north bay to remain closed today. that includes the entire elementary school district in sonoma county.

no classes, in-person or online. due to concerns about possible flooding, fallen trees and loss of power. in the south bay, los gatos high remains closed due to lack of power. that rain's sticking around. >> we're going to see waves of rain. most of it light for today with some breaks in between, but i think the north bay will get heavier rain later this morning and into the afternoon. but all of this coming along with higher winds. a wind advisory in effect until about 7:00. most of us will see 15 to 30 miles per hour and we have more storms in the forecast in through the weekend.

♪ oh, yeah, come on. it is 8:30 yeah we hear you. wednesday morning, the 11th day of january look at these smiling faces. everybody getting on everybody getting on go all the way, all the way, all the way. >> around the horn. >> all the way. >> there you go. bang >> there y'all are looking cute. it's chilly out there. you know how your skin gets dry and crackly in the winter? well, we are going to get some extra help from dr. debra wattenberg she will get us glowing from head to too. plus, chassie post has a

fresh batch of "today" bestsellers, including what is sure to be your favorite gadget to keep your coffee hot in the morning. >> and into the kitchen to learn about ingredients that can give your meals a nutrient boost without doing extra cooking. >> okay. by the way, coming up in a few minutes on the "3rd hour," our pal stephanie ruhle put me on a january diet. a cash diet. we will show you how it went, if i slipped up, how it could work for you. i could only spend cash for several days, couldn't use my debit card. >> are you losing or gaining cash >> i actually gained some. you would be surprised how much don't spend when you have to see it. >> which is amazing because craig doesn't normally reach in for that wallet. >> ooh >> t-rex hands >> there you go. of course, another challenge, craig we will talk about tomorrow jenna tried to get you to read more by taking you to the new york public library. >> she started this streaking thing. she sucked me in

it's one of my new year's resolutions, i wanted to read more she has a genius method for recommending books if your resolution is to get into the habit of reading more, don't miss tomorrow. >> streaking, reading a little more. >> not the other streaking. >> no. we don't want that. a check of the weather >> not in this weather you don't want to. >> especially not in the library. that will get you arrested i want to show you my periodical right now where is the snow? out west, plenty of it here in the east we have got a snow drought little or no snow on the ground. midwest to the northeast in fact, below average through ohio, well above average into northern new england, upstate new york above average in the upper mississippi river valley buffalo, 102 inches. that's 58 inches above average new york is 8 inches lower than it should be cincinnati is where it should be, but boston, you are 13 inches below where you should be at this time. we need some snow. maybe getting it next week or

the week after heavy rain out west. record highs along the gulf coast. sunshine right all the way through florida. partly sunny skies here in the northe good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing more scattered rain across the bay area today. light showers will continue with some pockets of heavier rain in parts of the north bay. there will be a brief break tomorrow but a new storm arrives friday as that rain continues into saturday and sunday. more of the impacts of flooding as well as downed trees and power outages will continue. even a few storms in the mix by ea weather. coming up next, we will winterize your skin from head to toe with dr. debra wattenberg. first, this is "today" on nbc.

it's o official, a america.

xfininity mobilele is the fastest t mobile serervice. and gives s you unmatched d savings withth the best t price for two lilines of unlnlimited. ononly $30 a l line per momo. thatat means youou could save hunundreds a yeyear over t-m-mobile, at&t andnd verizon.. the fafastest mobibile seservice and d major savivi? cacan't argue e with the f f. no w wonder xfininity mobile isis one of ththe fastestt growowing mobilele services, nonow with ovever 5 million custstomers and d counting. get t in on the e savings and swswitch todayay.

welcome back. it is it is "wellness wednesday" and this morning we are talking about how to prevent winter skin flare-ups. the cold, dry conditions can sap the natural moisture from your skin you can get ahead of the problems board certified dermatologist dr. debra wattenberg is here doctor, good morning it's good to see you. >> it's good to see you. >> i plead guilty to winter skin i feel like a potato chip in the desert, so dry and crackly. >> you know, the winter is tough for a lot of people. the dry heat inside, the hot showers, the cold air. it all strips the natural oils from your skin. >> let's talk about hands because, also, i think we wash our hands more, sanitizers, they can get dry and crackly. >> yeah, you need to keep your hands clean, germ-free to prevent the flu, coronavirus, and keep your hands hydrated stay away from hand sanitizers

and use soap and water there's soap specific for your hands to give you hydration. when your hands get cracked and peely, consider using hydrating gloves they create heat they release natural oils inside you can use them while you are relaxing and watching tv. >> can you sleep with them >> you could it gets a little gooey these are disposable you can use them for one time. they are filled with moisturizers and oils which will hydrate your skin and keep them clean. that makes a big difference in your skin. keeps your cuticles nice as well. >> what is this one? >> a really great moisturizer for your hands there are special moisturizers for your hands that are a little bit more greasy than the ones you might put on your body they absorb, contain oil, ceramides, glycerin, those products that bring water in your skin. >> okay. let's talk about the face. some folks are saying they feel like they are getting breakouts. then if you put the scrubs on, it's too dry what do you like

>> the skin gets really confused with the change in seasons, and you want to avoid or at least change up your product routine try cycling your skin a little bit so you don't use the same products every day decrease the amount of acne products salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide and retinol. start using hydrating products it contains oil, doesn't leave you dry and cracked. special cleansers are gentle and contain glycerin and ceramides which hydrate your skin. i love these hyaluronic acid which is a straight water absorber you put it on the skin, it absorbs water and keeps your skin hydrated. for those breaking out there is oil-free moisturizers that hydrate your skin but not cause any flares. >> i like that how about lips i find i want to scrub them because they are so chappy and peely. >> lips have no oil glands as a result, people lick their lips to give hydration and you are wearing a mask or a scarf

and that irritates the skin. pick a very specific lip product. i prefer fragrant-free it really makes a difference when it doesn't contain a fragrant it prevents you from licking your lips and drying them out. products that contain petrol are good aquifer is good. this is a specific lip balm. these are all hydrators this pull in the moisture and really seal the area from getting dried out. >> okay. let's talk body. what's a good body lotion for this time of year? >> body lotions you want to put on immediately getting out of the shower if your skin is a little moist, it's the best time to do it because it seals in. this product contains ammonia lactate, which actually acts like a sponge and pulls water into your skin this product is great for those who are sensitive. lipids, shea it contains lipids, shea butter.

it's really hydrating. hydroboost by neutrogena is hyaluronic acid, it's jelly-like but feels really smooth and soft on the skin and does a great job. >> finally, hair don't forget hair. the scalp can get dry and itchy, too. everything is dry and itchy. >> so the scalp, people make the mistake of not washing their hair they think my scalp is dry and itchy, let me get it naturally oily you build up dry scales on your scalp and you need to remove them using products that contain active ingredients. this eats up active ingredients nizoral eats up the dry scalp. leave the products on for three to five minutes. then shampoo and then if you want to use an extra hydrating conditioner put that into the hair but if your scalp is dry, use a dandruff shampoo it will really make a difference

>> dandruff shampoo, but don't shampoo again. >> you don't need to shampoo again. just use a hydrating conditioner to hydrate your hair >> got it. doc, great advice. good products. find out more on our website go to today.com/shop. hoda, to you. >> all right coming up, look what we got. chassie post she is setting up your home gym and it's extremely affordable. also some other popular picks you can put in your shopping you can put in your shopping ca

dude, whatat're you dodoing? i'i'm protectiting my car.. that's toooo much workrk. weathehertech is s so much easierer... laser-memeasured floloorls up here,e, seat protetector and c cargolr baback there..... nice!! out here, , side windodow deflflectors... . and mud flfla. nice!! and the e bumpstep,, toto keep the e bumper denent-. nice!! cool!! it's thehe best prototection for yoyour vehiclele, new oror pre-owneded. great. but whwhere do i-----? ororder. weaththertech.como.

sfx: bubblblewrap bubbbble popped souound. welcome welcome back 8:43 we have some "today" bestsellers, new ones. these are highly rated products that can help you improve everything from your morning routine, fitness here to walk us through these picks is "shop today" contributor chassie post you can scan the qr code, get yourself shopping. these are some things that will help you with your fitness routine and some things that will help you feel better about yourself >> absolutely. let's start with the ultimate in cozy you guys are going to love these. these are the cushion air

pull-on boots. and, oh, my gosh, these are just $69.99 and you know how expensive boots like these are >> they can be through the roof. they are cozy? they feel good inside. >> and there is like memory foam if you stick your hand in there, memory foam. >> yeah. >> so comfy. there is a rubber sole this is genuine suede. everybody is talking about these shorter heights, sort of that mini height. it's really on trend and look at all those colors. >> you could wear them indoor, outdoor. >> and the brand says that these are water-resistant. so these are awesome, right? >> so if anyone ever had kids and you have a cup of coffee and you put it down and you look and, oh, it's ice coffee now what can you do to keep it warm? >> this is the mr. coffee mug warmer the brand says it will keep your coffee or your tea or your cocoa warm for the entire day, and it couldn't be easier

you just take any mug, your favorite mug, you could put it right on this warmer and you turn it on. >> can i point out that the handle is not burning hot? that's what i was wondering. >> isn't that great? it's got an indicator light which tells you when it's hot. you plug it in here is the best part. it's around $22. and we have seen similar versions that are really -- >> good place to keep your coffee while you do your thing around the house. >> exactly it's going to be there waiting for us, right? >> if you want to feel better and look better -- >> my gosh, hoda, these are great. these are cooling gel masks. you put them in the freezer for two hours. >> okay. >> they come out and they are a dream. and the brand says that these are great for, you know, puffy eyes, great for headaches, just relaxing see those gels in here >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> well, you know, if you freeze them, they remain flexible they are so soft. >> feels good. >> when your little ons have

boo boos, if you keep it in the freezer, it's a soft way >> i never thought of that. >> you can use it as a heat mask put it in the microwave for ten seconds. >> and give you -- if you have a back issue or whatever >> under $8. >> love it, love it. >> these are amazing >> a lot of times when you want to work out, you don't want tons of equipment this is perfect. >> fitness goals for '23 will be met here this is a resistance loop five-piece exercise band set i have this set. >> you do? >> it's so great but i am not the only one who thinks so. 115,000 ratings. a set of five for $12.95. >> by the way, they really work everything >> right they really do and they are five different resistance levels. they are great for stretching or for, you know, strength training >> here's a heavy one. >> right >> cool. how much are these >> $12.95. and they fit in that little bag. great for travel and they have got a -- are you going to go for it >> i don't think to. >> they have not in ball bearing mechanism, so they jump like a dream.

and they are also -- >> i have to know if i can do it >> all right >> you got it. >> good-bye, everybody >> yes hoda >> okay. i can still do a little bit. by the way, fun. okay. >> under $9. you can take this with you. >> throw them in the bag. >> no gym required last but not least, i got to show you this thing. this is the under $100 rowing machine. >> okay. >> hoda, this is such a big bestseller we featured it last year and "today" shoppers loved it. but it's such a fun full-body workout. >> you could just -- and i like that it's kind of sleek. is it heavy? >> it's so light you could pick it up it's got wheels.

you can take it out and put it in front of your tv, outside >> you can't put it under the bed, but you can prop it up. >> exactly 12 levels. it has great readout here. it tells me the calories i burned already. >> i love it. >> i know! and it's under $100. your own piece of workout equipment. >> stick with the new year's resolutions. scan the qr code you can head to today.com/shop and purchase these items this segment features products from amazon and "today" earns a commission on the purchases made. coming up next, the ingredients you can add to your meals to sneak in some extra meals to sneak in some extra nutritional value. hahaving diabebetes can rarae a lot ofof questionsns. likeke my mornining ride, willll it help l lower my glgl? hahaving diabebetes can rarae a lot ofof questionsns. wiwith the frereestyle libre 2 sysystem, hahaving diabebetes can rarae a lot ofof questionsns. you u can know w where your glulucose levelel is and wherere it's headed withthout fingerersticks. you u can know w where your glulucose levelel is knowow what actitivities work f for you. you u can know w where your glulucose levelel is

mamanage your r diabetes withth more confnfidence you u can know w where your glulucose levelel is and lowewer your a1c1c. ask yoyour doctor r about the frfreestyle lilibre 2 syst. it''s covevered by mededicae for ththose who ququalify. ask yoyour doctor r about the frfreestyle lilibre 2 syst. visitt frfreestylelibibre.us/medidie toto learn morore. ♪♪♪

♪♪ we are back with some of the ♪ we are back with some of the fun pics we took on the plaza. celebrating sophie's move to new york craig met up with taylor from connecticut celebrating her graduation from nursing school and on an anniversary trip from richmond, virginia. "start today."

this morning we have some easy ways to enhance your diet in 2023 all you got to do is add these ingredients to foods you are already eating, things you can bake into sweets, blend into smoothies, sprinkle on meals throughout the day good to see you, dawn russell. >> you always remind us we need to get the greens in they have a huge impact on your health >> real greens couldn't be more important, as are all of this. >> you are going to show us -- i love we have a lazy susan. how we can add these ingredients to just everyday foods >> yes the reason we have the lazy susan i have this on my kitchen table every day. if it's in the refrigerator, it stays in the refrigerator. >> or in the pantry, you never see it. >> exactly we need to be really realistic here. >> i think cinnamon at the top of the list. >> first of all, all of this, i travel the world looking for the leading centers and leading doctors and bring that gem back to us for you and all of you to see. so the most simple, cinnamon

how common is that it's really, really good to curb your sweet tooth sprinkle it, smoothies, cereal, soups. you can't go wrong a simple cinnamon. it helps curb your sweet tooth >> next we've got licorice drops. didn't see this. when i read that i thought it was like chewable -- i was like, that sounds good licorice extract >> yes you can get -- they may not sound common they are whole foods, amazon. it doesn't have a taste. >> oh? >> they are really good. it's an anti-fungal for viral infections, coughs, cold, this time of year great for your kids, drop this in anything the red sauce, mix it in, they are getting it. >> how much? >> for the kids, start simple. for adults, a whole dropper. really just get it in. like it's all -- >> it's good for the immune system >> yeah, anti-viral in general.

>> bee pollen. where are we finding that? >> on amazon. >> where else? >> for better or worse so bee pollen and the l-glutamine are great for our skin bee pollen a little more dense as you can see you put it in yogurt, baking goods. it's so good for you >> does it have a little crunch or taste >> yeah. >> okay. >> if you mix it with yogurt, it's fabulous. sprinkle it in anything you can. obviously, as i said, it's more dense, so you're not going to put it over something light and eat it >> l-glutamine. >> i found this at a center in austria. it doesn't sound common, but it is if you google it, you can get it at your local food store it's not a boutique specifically it's great for blood sugar spike so you won't have as much craving. good for your skin sunday i put it in quesadillas. >> how do you know how much? >> start small and see how you feel the goal is sprinkle it on

you and i, crazy working moms, you, morning anchor, me, asking you to do this is like a joke, but it's not >> especially if you leave it out on the counter. >> you know, your kids in the morning, throw this on their cereal they don't know. >> okay. is this the red maca powder? fa inflamma >> it's this. >> what to we do with that >> it's really, really amazing it's really good for fatigue, inflammation, anxiety. red maca, you put it in baking goods, cereals, anything it's so, so important for you. and just sprinkle it that's the goal. sprinkle it. no stress. >> what is this? >> this is flaxseed. we have flaxseed and we have chia seed. this is a blueberry flaxseed smoothie flaxseed is so good for us it has fiber, obviously, digestion. >> good for digestion? >> yeah, and great omegas, great for skin, hair, nails. >> that's tasty. >> yeah. >> okay. so this has coconut -- i could

go on and on i'm not going to, like -- >> you could put it all in your smoothie and be done and done, or is that crazy >> no, it's not crazy at all >> i like the one-stop shopping. >> so for a busy mom frozen blueberries let's be realistic coconut water, not coconut milk. coconut milk has a lot of calories and then the chia seeds. >> so both the flaxseed and chia seeds you need to soak overnight because it opens up, it's like they sprout and they digest better and will go into your body better. the chia seed, i'm obsessed with chia seeds they are so good they help with, you know, maintaining your blood sugar level. they make you feel full. and you literally, this is the easiest recipe in the world. chia seed and milk whisk it put it in the refrigerator and the next day you are done. >> did you sprinkle red maca on there? i see there's something different. >> they may have i don't know your lovely chef made this for us

this could not get more simple and then they put cinnamon -- >> i taste it. >> yeah. good thank you so much. >> easy peasy. >> we are back with our third and fourth hours coming ahead, including a look at some fun vacation destinations and why e now is the right time to book. you know what? it's not that easy to eat with chia seeds in your teeth we did it. we are back after your local news and weather good morning. mostly light to moderate rain across the bay area, but we've seen breaks in the east bay as well as the south bay. we're going to watch the north bay. the heavier bands are going to move through late this morning

and into the afternoon. most of the bay area will see spotty showers and we'll continue to see this activity going into the afternoon as the winds increase and then going into this evening, we'll still see the rain in the north bay while areas from san francisco southward will see a break from the activity and that's where we're expecting the higher rainfall totals and the biggest impact. there will be another storm syst movingem

busisiness can h happen anytime,e, anywhere.e. so h help yours s thrive ad stay c connected w with the comcasast businessss complee connnnectivity s solution. it's the l largest, fafaste, reliablele network.. adadvanced gigig speed wif. anand cyberthrhreat protecec. startingng at just $49.99 a a month. plusus, you can n save upup to 60% a a year whenen you add comcast t business m mobil. oror, ask how w to get upp to a $ $750 prepaiaid card. complelete connectctivity. one solulution, for r wherever b business takes s you. comcmcast busineness. popowering posossibilities.

♪♪ live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza this is the "3rd hour of today." good morning and welcome to the "3rd hour of today." i'm sheinelle with al, craig and dylan. we're all here this morning and we have a big hour ahead. in fact, just as we walked to the set we got breaking news. our plan was to talk about this mess at every airport in the country, but we just got an update. the faa system went down a few hours ago. they ordered a pause, if you can imagine, on all domestic flights. imagine getting to the airport and hearing that. breaking news just in, we can tell you that flights