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home free, just a week after his heart stopped in a dramatic way. damar hamlin is home. and now, we begin tracking another round of severe weather in california. these storms have been relentless and overwhelming, and the governor says that at least 17 people have died from the extreme weather over the last two weeks. at this hour, the flood threat is serious in northern california and the southern and central parts are finally getting a much needed reprieve from the weather. that break from the weather is giving the rescue teams a chance to resume their search for this missing 5-year-old boy. kyle doan was swept from his mother's arms in san luis obispo. >> we go to marissa parra who

has the latest for us. as some catch a break, it is still raining there where you are. >> that is right, kate and aaron. this is sonoma county, and behind us, you can see the rushing river, and the signs over there, and you will have a sense of how high the level is. you can on a better day, walk up to the signs, and this is supposed to be a beach, and the water level is quite high. there were concerns this would be a flood zone, but it is not the case. however, they did evacuate some people, and we spoke to one person who said that this week is so stressful that she normally lives in a trailer here in a trailer community, and all of them forced out, and she has been in a fit of panic since. >> thursday morning, my landlord came over, and she made everybody move. basically i was situated and i had my clothes and two cats ready to go, and the stressful part was like, where do we go?

where is my home for now? >> reporter: as we get more rain right now, where is your head? >> it is still to some degree all over the place. so, it is a little bit stressed, because even though it is looking better, it could get worse again. >> reporter: so kate and aaron, it is something to keep in mind how costly this has already been, and the storm system over the last 16 days, not just in dollar and cents when it is all said and done in billions, but in lives. we just learned of another person found dead not far from where we are right now, found dead in a submerged car. >> the waters are so power nfl these situations. marissa, people are concerned about the missing boy that we just talked about, kyle. where is the search effort and where is that focused at this point? >> it is so devastating to follow. we understand that his mother was trying to take him to kindergarten for his first day, and now he was excited about school, and as they were making

their way, she came across a road that she didn't realize how deep the water was, and that is something that the authorities are constantly telling people to be careful of, and that is what happened. so the water unfortunately swept him away, and she saw his head bobbling above the water, and that is the last time she saw him, and the search crews have been looking for him, and they have only found his shoe, and it is a devastating story. >> marissa parra, thank you for being there. the images coming out of california have been staggering, and we want to show you how deep this sinkhole is, and this is near chads worth near los angeles, and two women had to be saved there, and several people have been rescued by air as well. the coast guard have saved this couple and their family dog in california. >> and the sierras, and taking a look at a road near sacramento.

and the landslides and so many roads are saturated that the mountains have given way. highway patrol officers have given way to this where giant boulders have been giving way in fresno. >> let's bring in bill cairns, and about what people in california should look forward to? >> we have three more storms. one today, and saturday and monday, and then we will get a relentless pa trade of storms that has gone on for 2 1/2 week. it is going to be improving. central california, no rain. it is northern california's turn. this area was not hit as hard. monday, and especially monday night, so they can absorb alitt and that why we are down to 5 million in flood watches, and up to 20 million yesterday. it is all cloudy, and down the monterey and san jose, and it is

not going cause issues. the other rain up to forth brag and we could have burn scars or sfom hillsides giving way and mudslides and debris flows. so tomorrow, areas in yellow picking up an inch, and at most, 1 to 3 inchessh and the five is going to occur in higher elevations near mount shas ta. as far as the snow goes, that five is the chance for the next storms. >> thank you, bill cairns. and now, the faa is clearing planes to take off, but virtually every u.s. airport is feeling the effects of the overnight meltdown. some passengers are still feeling the effects of the holiday travel surge. there is no immediate effects of a cyber attack, but many are

pledging to find out what went wrong. we go to atlanta international airport as we are seeing that from this computer? >> we are on our way, and it is not completely done, and on our way to be ready tomorrow. it is about notam. it is the notice to air missions. whether it is pilots or road activity, and this is what is happening before the sun came up today, and this is what the pilots have to know, because they cannotley until they have the notam communications. so there was a halt to all departures at 9:00 a.m. that went until 10:00 a.m.

so, then it started to move this morning, but then, the cake was baked and we had 21,000 flight cancellations. in california, the weather is good, so they have to catch up today through tomorrow, and it is not going to be an overnight thing. most people think it is a softer issue, but it is not a hack today. >> and today, the number is continuing to go up as far as the flight cancellations. >> well, it is like a domino, and one is going down, and then another and another. >> blayne, let me ask you about where you are in hartsfield-jackson airport, what are you seeing there? >> here at the world's busiest airport, if there is a ripple effect to be felt, it would be

here. flight aware says that there are 414 flights originating here in atlanta that are delayed right now. that is 40% of the total flights today, and so we are certainly talking about something that is going to be felt by people, and the cancellations are far fewer, of course, but this is the world's busiest airport, and right now, the most delays into and out of atlanta. when asking some people, they were expecting carnage, and they say they were expecting worse, but it is less disruptive than they thought. >> it does not bother me at all, and as a matter of fact, the airport is pretty empty. i was expecting when we drove in, oh, no, all kinds of cars and stuff and people are backed up, but it is not that way. >> we have had a lot of airport issues this season. >> yes, over new year's, we have

had issues as well. >> what kind? >> delays and canceled flights. >> reporter: as for the number of delays, kate, we have seen the number creep up. kate. >> and maybe we are lucky it is a wednesday and not as terrible on a busier day. blayne alexander, thank you. the justice department is reviewing what exactly was in the classified documents that was found in former president biden's office and how they ended there. at a press conference last night, president biden said he didn't know they were there, but what he didn't say is why it took so long to disclose it to the public. ken dilanian is joining us to tell us where the investigation is right now, and what is the justice department telling us now? >> the review by the justice department is fairly far along, and were told by two law enforcement officials that the fbi, and the the law enforcement ism xa inning the way that they

found their way to the penn biden center, and a place that is not to house classified documents, and also presented to attorney general marek garland, and he has to decide whether to present a special attorney to launch an investigation, if you believe that a crime was committed. from the public domain, there is no evidence that it is the case. it is against the law to take classified information, and knowingly store it in a wrongful place. if it is accidental, that is not a crime, but it is a headache for the biden administration, and also why they did not disclose it until after the midterms. homeowners are taking advantage of the lowering

interest rates, and also, people are buying prince harry's memoirs. >> let's start with the mortgage rates, the average 30-year fixed rate fell to 6.3 which prompted a 5% increase in refinancing applications, but the applications to buy a house fell to the lowest level since 2014. overall, we are seeing the applications down substantially from one year ago when the average 30-year mortgage rate was 3.5%. also, prince harry's new memoir sold 400,000 copies in the u.k., and the best start for any nonfiction book there according to the publisher. and disney is making changes to the theme park in response to the rising prices. they are going to make it less expensive to visit the parks on 1078 days, and free parking for the disney hotel guests in orlando. the little things that count,t, guys. >> thank you, christina.a.

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we have a lot of storm issues to share. let's get to meteorologist kari hall. what's the current situation? >> the rain continues across the bay area. we're seeing widespread showers and gusty winds. we've been tracking it all. radar showing some of the heaviest rain from marine county to east bay where we're seeing heavier downpours. for the south bay, it's been a little heavier moving over the santa cruz mountains into the south bay with bouts of heavy rain and gusty winds. we'll see more of this today. a lot more moisture coming in as it taps into that tropical moisture and it's being funneled in by this storm. we can see it swirling out there. all the clouds continue to target the bay area. we have a wind advisory in

effect continuing until 7:00 this evening. 15 to 30 miles an hour wind gusts for most. as we go into the 4:00 hour, we're still seeing the heavy rain, especially in the north bay with a lighter rain for the east bay and maybe even taking a break for the san jose area. for the peninsula, we see the rain tapering off this evening. while it's still raining in the north bay. as it lingers longer there, that's where the heaviest rainfall will be before thursday. going through the forecast, more storms ahead. the next one arrives early friday and continues throughout the day, as well as rain for the weekend into at least next tuesday. the severe weather has claimed another vick tick, in sonoma county. someone called 911 and said they were stuck in a call. rescue workers searched all day

and couldn't find the car. today they did find the car and the body was inside the submerged car. kris sanchez is getting a feel for collective storm fatigue and the rain that just keeps pouring down. kris? >> reporter: it does keep coming down. you heard kari say it will be steady rain. that's what we're experiencing. the businesses that have the sandbags out, as they have still the start of the new year, they probably won't need them today with this round of rain. the water levels may below, but you can see up and down the streets, the ground very saturated. the downtown area won't need the sandbags for this round of storms, as they did for previous storms. the concern today is falling trees and downed power lines.

the root systems are just becoming unstable on a lot of trees. people seem to be taking advantage of the gentler round of rain to get things down. schools in the hardest hit parts of the north bay remain closed today, that includes four entire elementary schools in sonoma county. no classes for anybody on that list because of concerns of flooding and loss of power. in the south bay the high school will be closed again today. monroe middle school in the campbell district is closing because of a power failure. they can't get the power back on. parents are urged to pick their children up behind monroe middle school. a reminder, don't call 911 if you experience flooding or see a tree falling down unless there's a power line. if there's a power line, that's

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bottom of the hour now, and here are some of the stories making history. outrage in d.c. following shooting of a middle school student. 13-year-old koran blake was killed saturday by a man who some say they saw blake breaking into cars. the man shot and killed him with a registered firearm, and the man has not been charged. and now, a man has been

fired after an interaction with a driver. >> this means stop! >> and i did not see you. >> and you still drove by me! >> the department says that his actions violated the department's policies. the driver was ticketed, but later revoked. first lady jill biden is to have a potentially cancerous lesion removed from beneath her eye. it was recommended for it to be removed. the procedure was going well, and doctors will review another update soon. in is news that the buffalo bills' team was waiting for. damar hamlin was discharged from the hospital, and he is going home. >> he is going to finish the recovery at home. he has made remarkable progress

since having a heart attack on the field. >> what do you know? >> he is a top athlete, and lot of thoughts and prayers from everyone. the bills like the city of buffalo are ecstatic to take the time to go home. it was nine days and two hospitals, and this is what the bills said. >> some of us are champing at the bit to see him soon, but against the doctors' orders and getting the rest and recovery, and taking it slow. and also, just trying to be back to being himself, and we will take all of the time he needs, but the guys are ready to see him. >> he has many months of recovery before he is the dg back to a normal life, but he is eating, walking, and doing a lot of the things normally, the

doctors say. >> and you have to believe that seeing the guys would have to be helpful in recovery. we know that the bills will be hosting miami in the playoffs, and so any talk or speculation if damar hamlin would show up. >> there is a lot of speculation of course. >> maybe in the luxury box. >> or maybe the video screen. there's that, too. but, it is unclear. they want to see him. i am sure that he wants to be there. this is what the coach had to say about that. >> we will leave it up to him. his health is first and foremost on our mind as far as his situation goes, and when he is feeling ready, you know, we welcome him back as he is feeling ready. >> you asked about playing again, and the months and months of recovery and rehab, but i don't think that anybody has taken it off of the table. who knows, because they are trying to get him back to what we thought was normal functioning, and feeling good.

>> such great news. ron allen, thank you. the classes are back in session at the university of idaho today, and the suspect charged with the murders of four students there two months ago will appear in court tomorrow. but as bryan kohberger is sitting behind bars, many students are feeling unrest. steven is there at campus, and how are the students feeling that they are back on campus, and the classes are starting again? >> well, the word is hesitant. the students hearts are heavy, even though the police say that this is their man. there is still vigilance, the students are walking in pairs at night and still restrained when on campus. we spent some time on the quad,

and this is what the students told me. listen to this. >> even though the trial process goes through, and he is convicted and stuff like that, there is still nothing that, you know, brings back those students. it is hard. >> it still has a little bit of more dark and depressing vibe going on. >> reporter: so, it is tough, and a in a lot of ways the campus won't be the same, and not only this campus, but nearby at washington state university where kohberger was attending classes when this is going on. >> and tomorrow, kohberger is going to be back in court there, and anything with the students that he is charged with killing? >> well, he is in court, and boil down to the procedural data hearing, and we don't expect to

hear more of the motive, but stephanie gosk, my colleague, was digging through more to see if there was a relationship, thank you for that. a snowboarder was out on the trails in utah when he was caught on the trail, and emerged unharmed. here is valerie castro with thee back country. quickly turning into a story of survival in front of the avalanche. >> stay on top. >> reporter: the snowboarder blake nielsen coming to a stop after sliding some 300 feet in kessler, utah.

>> reporter: what was going through your mind? >> stay on top. >> were you scared? >>. >> reporter: one technique according to a avalanche forecaster, that proved to be a life saving technique. >> he is swimming as if he were in a river, and so you want to try to swim, and work yourself to the edges. >> reporter: and the avalanches are led to considerable, and three skiers escaped this one north of salt lake city. one of them triggered around his skis. >> reporter: but in the colorado back country, four lives have been claimed this season, and two snowmobilers are rescued this weekend, and two snowmobilers and dogs found them. so far, the death toll to six in

washington. the risk for those willing to take the ride are called upon to be fair, and pack a transmitter and a probe. >> when somebody switched their transmitter to search mode, and were able to be found in the snow. >> reporter: and other techniques. >> stay on top. >> reporter: it is crucial when every second matters. >> make sure that you go with someone who knows what they are doing, and have great partners and get out there. >> have you been out? >> no. looking for more snow hopefully this week. >> "nbc news daily." and now, colleagues of george santos are calling for

him to resign. this is a week after he took officeb and facing several investigations and for lying in the campaign. something that he calls resume embellishments. he has apologized for some of it. ali vitale is joining us. what exactly did he hear from the new york leaders today? >> yeah, aaron. he has been facing questions here in washington since he got elected, the head of republican party, and others are calling for santos to step down. this is what they have to say. >> there is no way in the republican committee, and nor should he serve in the republican committee, and he is not welcomed here in the republican headquarters for meetings or at any of the events. as i said, he has disgraced the house of representatives, and we

did not consider him some harsh words. it is difficult knowing that the people who have elected him to lead. santos says that it is not the people here in the house to make that decision. it is for the people who elected him to come here. it is to wait for the committee, but it is a another bad day for him. a beauty product is going viral on tick tock, and used by hair oil for those who need this

hair product, but now it is used by more people. >> reporter: a popular hair oil that is used by black women is now viral on tiktok. >> i have been using for it a month, and i have seen tremendous hair growth. >> but now it is drawing criticism. >> reporter: why are you worried about this being marketed to broader audience. >> there are not that many beauty products for black hair. >> reporter: it is praising the myelle hair oil. it is used for weaves and women with black hair. >> it sold out, and i thought that maybe it was a "today" thing, but then i went to walmart and target and it was sold out everywhere.

>> the new reality, it is going to take a while to get access to it. >> it took over an hour to dry. >> reporter: and some are saying it is sim laer to the shea moisture ad. the hair and skin care company was accused of whitewashing the products. and shea said that we don't have to appeal the formulations for somebody who is not accused to using something. is this another shea moisture debacle. >> this is the editor of "allure." >> i understand, but at the end of the day, we want black entrepreneurs to succeed. >> reporter: we have reached out to the company's founder who says in an instagram in part, quote, we remain forever developing quality efficacious

products for the main stays of our customers' products. >> i am looking for the opportunity to grow, and i don't think that the concerns of black women are unfounded, because it has happened in the customers hoping that their product will remain the same through the growth. >> thank you for that

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in today's modern parenting, we are focusing on social media and brain development. researchers at university of north carolina chapel hill focused on 13-year-olds in particular. >> they found that constantly checking social media more than 15 times a day impacts how they respond to the world around them. these preteens became more hypersensitive to the feedback of the peers, and that leads to impulse control, and other issues. we bring in donna. good to see you. tell us about the official impact, and this is what the setbacks might be causing effects. >> we don't know long term or

the short term effects. we also know how social media is changing way our kids are in the world. obesity has gone up, and sleep issues when the kids are using devices, and depression, and higher depression rates in girls have been linked to social media, and the kids are not just as active. >> so what is a parent to do, donna? what should the parents be saying to the kids about the amount of time that is being spent on these apps? >> yes, please tell me. >> i know. i'm there, too. and here the deal. we have to set limits, and especially in the school week. homework comes first, and we have those limits, and we have to teach our kids to use social media intentionally, and are they scrolling through instagram and tiktok and just mindlessly, or are they using social media on snap chat to connect with friend, and also, we have to

teach our kids to be digital natives. they have to use technology properly, and this is not going away. and also, it is a good way the think about this, social media as entertainment. so you don't want your kid watch endless streams of social media that can be pulled back like that. >> and we are seeing that kids are more sensitive to social feedback. explain that and how do you reverse that? >> so, we know that from the studies the brain was activated in that impulse control area. so, what we need to do is to focus on our kids having better self-esteem. we need to rise and bring up our kids in love and self-esteem in the home. it is important to ask our kids how do you teal when you are using social media? do you feel sad or lonely? if that is the case, we have to

pull it back, and we have to be empathetic to what this is for them. this is how they connect, and this is part of their lives. we don't want to demonize it, but wasn't to make sure that we are using it correctly. >> i remember, you know, back in the day, you had to be in front of the computer, and myspace was in front of the computer, and face chat, and that, and now it is on the phones, and easier access, so when is the right time for the kid to get that first cell phone. >> such a good question, and what we know is that kids are getting the cell phone at ages 10 and 11, but they are saying around the age of 13 is feeling good, because it is the middle schooler, but it is going to depend upon how your kid is with the impulses, and how your kid is dealing with life. so you want to understand your particular child. when you hand over the phone, it

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