up next, the "today" show. have a great monday morning. we'll see you back here at midday. good morning. new details coming to light in that deadly shooting near los angeles. >> what we're learning about the gunman, the victims and the heroes. it is january 23rd. this is "today." >> searching for answers. the accused shooter who killed ten people and wounded ten others during a lunar new year celebration in monterey park, california, takes his own life after being confronted by police. the motive still unknown. >> we want to know how something like this, something this awful can happen. >> this morning, inside the investigation and the questions surrounding the 72-year-old suspect. the town's mayor will join us

live. deepening controversy. an fbi search on president biden's home and the discovery of even more classified documents raising new concerns from republicans and some democrats. >> listen, irresponsible. it was something we should have had a better check and balance on. >> what the president's lawyer is now saying. messy start. millions in the northeast waking up to a wintry mix. another potent storm on its heels expected to dump snow from new mexico all the way to maine, and trigger severe weather across the south. al is tracking it all. graceland good-bye. >> i hope you finally know how loved you were here. >> lisa marie presley's family, friends, and fans coming together for an emotional memorial service. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the new tributes to her life just ahead. those stories, plus the

final four. >> mccaffrey up the gut and in. touchdown san francisco. >> the 49ers defeat the cowboys advancing to the nfc title game against the eagles while in the afc the bengals move on. >> to the end zone. open! wide open! hurst hauls it in for another cincinnati touchdown. >> proving too much for buffalo despite the emotional return of damar hamlin to bills stadium. >> what a scene. >> his heartfelt homecoming and highlights on the road to the super bowl. today monday, january 23rd, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody, good morning. welcome to "today." it's monday morning. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast.

we have a lot of niners fans are celebrating this morning. >> weeping in dallas and happy in california. damar hamlin made that appearance. beautiful moment in the snow. >> what a tribute to him. we'll get to the stories in a moment but we want to begin with the details on the weekend shooting happening at a dance studio in monterey park. ten killed and ten wounded following a night of celebrations. >> a manhunt ended with police announcing the 72-year-old was dead and linked to second incident in nearby alhambra. >> we'll talk to the mayor of monterey park in a moment but kate snow joins us live from the scene with the latest. we have the identity now of the shooter, kate. >> reporter: this is the star ballroom where ten people lost their lyes on saturday. we know who the shooter is.

he went to another dance hall according to police with a gun after this one and this morning hearing from the operator of hall saying he knew he would die and lunged for the gun and fought for it. the gunman fled and was found 12 hours later. the man authorities believe is responsible for killing ten people is no longer a threat. investigators say 72-year-old huu can tran opened fire inside that crowded ballroom in monterey park after 10:00 p.m. on saturday. >> additional units requested. multiple victims. gunshot wounds. >> reporter: five men and five women killed and ten wounded. witnesses describe the confusing chaos, initially mistaking the gunfire for celebratory fireworks. outside emergency crews treated the wounded in a nearby parking lot and transported others to area hospitals. it happened in one of the

largest asian american communities in the country about seven miles east of downtown los angeles. earlier saturday thousands were at a festival to celebrate the lunar new year, including amber clemons. you were a few blocks away and what did you hear? >> like, it was, like, six continuous, like, shots. >> reporter: tran had been a familiar face at the star ballroom dance studio in monterey park. it's unclear how often he visited recently, three people who knew him told cnn. while investigators have not yet determined a motive, they say this may not have been the gunman's only target. just 20 minutes after fleeing the first scene, the armed shooter went to a different ballroom dance hall. the sheriff says two people inside wrestled the weapon away from him and he ran. >> he was disarmed by two community members who i consider to be heroes because they saved lives. >> reporter: it took more than 12 hours for officers to locate the elderly suspect inside this white van about 30 miles away from the crime scene.

tactical teams breaking through the van's windows, finding the suspect behind the wheel with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot wound. overnight authorities carrying out a search warrant of the suspect's home. the shooting leaving his neighbors shocked. >> always kept to himself. you don't know day to day what -- who is who. and what's what. >> reporter: authorities reassuring the community there is no threat anymore. >> you are no longer in danger because this shooter is gone. >> reporter: but the aftershocks are still being felt. >> i tried to reach them. i didn't get any answer. >> reporter: this woman was searching for a friend who visited the ballroom before, worried she may be one of the victims. ten lives ended while out to celebrate a new beginning. >> they are family to us. we have known -- some of them have been here 30 years. >> reporter: investigators say they recovered a gun from the

white van, a gun, a semiautomatic assault weapon taken at the second dance studio. the mayor said he may have been targeting his ex-wife. she spoke to cnn and said she and her husband met at the dance studio behind me. back to you in new york. i know how close knit your community is. have you learned anything more about him? did people in the community kno? of him? is there anything that indicates is there anything that indicatee what might possibly have motivated this? motivated this >>

>> thank you very much. well thy no, right now we are trying to determine the motive behind the. right now we're still trying to determine the motive behind th shooting.e shooting we we do understand that he may dy have had a history oimf visiting this have had a history of visiting l this dance hall and perhaps l aw motivation has to do with perhap personal relationships.s motivao with some pers but that's something that i onal relationships. but that is something th think investigators are still ai think investig investigating.ators still are uncovering and investigating and we'll probably find ou we will probably find out more i in the hours ahead or days ahea the hours ahead or even days is a head of us. of us. >> there wer >> there were reports that i read that said his ex-wife saidi read that said his ex-wife he was quick to anger. said we were just talking about the he was quick to anger. we were just talking about the weapon there. weapon there is there any indic is there any indication how he o was able to get that weapon given that it's illegal? >> unfortunately, we are still also waiting for the investigation to yield answers as to how the illegal weapon was obtained. >> what about the victims? we have ten families who are grieving this morning, ten other

people who were injured in that shooting. have you talked to any of the victims? what have they been saying about what transpired? >> we have not had a chance. at least i have not had a chance to speak to the victims yet because the authorities are still also -- well, they have not released the names of the victims yet. but in monterey park we have established a crisis resource center at our senior center and we have been treating the victims as those loved ones in need of crisis care during this time. >> our hearts are with you and the community and this unspeakable act. mayor henry lo of monterey park, thank you. a programming note. lester will be there in monterey park. he will anchor nbc "nightly news" from the scene later this evening. another major story this morning. mounting pressure on president biden after even more classified documents were discovered at his home in delaware. the latest batch during a rare fbi search of a sitting

president's home. nbc senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has details and some reaction, as well. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. the white house is unable to provide a specific description of the total items removed, how many pages, what kinds of documents, and what level of classification are we dealing but they emphasize the president is fully cooperating and invited the department of justice to go room by room through his house. new questions about more secret government papers found inside the biden's delaware home after a stunning weekend announcement that the fbi spent 13 hours friday pouring over the private residence of the sitting president. a rare step the white house called voluntary and not the result of a search warrant. >> the president takes this seriously. that's why the president and his lawyers offered up unprecedented

access to every single room. >> reporter: in a statement, the president's personal lawyer explained that the department of justice removed six items consisting of documents with classification markings and surrounding materials dating back to mr. biden's service in the senate and as vice president. friday's search marks the fifth time since november that sensitive materials were discovered at a location tied to the president. on thursday, in california, before this search, the president spoke about the investigation. >> i think you are going to find there is nothing there. i have no regrets. i am following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. it's exactly what we are doing. there is no there, there. >> reporter: but some democrats urge the president to acknowledge mistakes were made. >> listen, it's irresponsible. we have should have had a better check and balance. >> reporter: house republicans with oversight powers turn up pressure. >> this special counsel has to deal with the issue of what was the chain of custody, who had these, why did he take them to

begin with. >> this is coming as the president is making a change at the top of the team. what can you tell us? >> reporter: in the coming weeks the president is expected to name a new chief of staff. the most powerful role on his team. jeff zients, who you may recall served as the covid response coordinator early on, will return as chief of staff according to multiple sources. and ron klain, a long-time biden loyalist, is expected to continue supporting the president from the outside as 2024 heats up. >> all right. kelly o'donnell, thank you. two major cities in the south on edge in the wake of deadly incidents involving police that sparked protests. over the weekend those demonstrations turned violent in atlanta. blayne alexander is there for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. over the weekend right here in atlanta we saw a violent clash between police officers and people protesting a new police training facility here in the

city. saturday night six people were arrested after a police car was set on, windows shattered in a building downtown and properties defaced. all of this comes days after a man who was protesting that facility was shot and killed by police. law enforcement said that man fired at officers first injuring a georgia state patrol trooper and there's no body cam of that incident. hoda? >> meantime, there is growing fallout from a separate incident involving police in memphis. what do you hear about that? >> reporter: that's right. five police officers have been fired in georgia after a 29-year-old man died after a traffic stop. tyree nichols was pulled over two weeks ago for a traffic stop. according to the departments weigh involved in what they call two confrontations with police officers as they tried to take game in custody. according to a graphic photo

released by nichols stepfather you can see him in the hospital appearing to be bloodied and with a swollen eye. he died a short time later. the department says the officers violated a number of policies. they have been terminated. the doj and fbi have opened an civil rights investigation into all of this. there's been calls for video of the traffic stop released. the city said they'll do that after the family has a chance to review it. >> says a lot given all five officers were terminated. thanks. almost a quarter after now. a lot to get to. craig is here. i know you were watching football this weekend, as were we. >> a heck of a weekend. i know your household was happy. good morning. the conference championships are now set. the 49ers are going to take on the eagles in the nfc. the bengals and chiefs in the afc. but perhaps this was the weekend's biggest highlight. the return of damar hamlin.

the bills safety attending his first game since he collapsed on the field and he returned to the delight of fans everywhere. nbc's jesse kirsch was at that game. jesse, what an emotional scene to see damar, his parents, see his little brother as well. >> reporter: yeah, craig, good morning. what an incredible full circle moment. no surprise this place was going wild for damar hamlin making his first public in-person appearance not even three full weeks after he went into cardiac arrest on the field while making a public in-person appearance while his team was playing the cincinnati bengals. a return and a comeback about more than just a game. >> reporter: he sent us another message. this time he delivered it in person. less than three weeks after his on-field cardiac arrest, the bills safety cheering for his

teammates live at the bills stadium with thousands of fans applauding. >> incredible. absolutely incredible. >> reporter: even before kickoff, we knew damar hamlin was in the building for a highly anticipated reunion. >> away we go. >> reporter: bills taking on the cincinnati bengals, the same team they were playing when hamlin collapsed earlier this month. the bengals are being booed. >> reporter: after what they witnessed, the two cities share a unique bond. >> welcome to buffalo! >> thank you! >> every cincinnati fan i come across, i say safe travel home but i hope you go home sad. >> reporter: now four teams remain. >> mccaffrey. right up the gut and in! >> reporter: the 49ers defeating the cowboys. the niners talent too much for dallas to handle. one of the highlights of the night, george kittle catching this touchdown spike and throwing it to 49ers legend jerry rice. >> oh, he gives it to the g.o.a.t. >> reporter: san francisco now heading to their second straight

nfc title game. while over the weekend the kansas city chiefs held off the jacksonville jaguars with quarterback patrick mahomes pushing past an ankle injury. the chiefs sealing their victory with this stunning one-handed interception by jayln watson. >> jayln watson, his biggest play! >> that's a snap. got a block. and a touchdown! >> reporter: and the philadelphia eagles soaring past their rival new york giants. jason kelce sharing this adorable video of his daughter celebrating from her crib. >> eagles, yay! >> reporter: so cute! we will see how long those philly fans are celebrating. next up, the 49ers led by a rookie quarterback who was taken last in the draft. making his nickname mr. irrelevant. but brock purdy might need a new one soon. he is a step away from a super

bowl, guys. looking pretty relevant now. back to you. >> you are right about a new nickname. jesse, thank you. how was your husband? >> elated. i think he rewatched it sunday morning. it's like, yeah, it was exciting. everybody is happy. the chiefs, the melvin household happy? >> everyone was happy. here is the thing. whoever you pull for, we have got four great teams. >> yeah. i was really praying for the >> i know. >> yeah, i kind of wanted that storybook ending. a-okay. go eagles. >> they were doing snow angels after. >> yes. speaking of snow, what do you have your eye on? >> in new york, a winter wonderland. looks very christmasy. we do have some snow right now in parts of upstate new york and new england. let's show you the radar. you can see stretching from bangor back to columbus, detroit, buffalo, albany, rain along the coast. that system will be moving out and will dump another few inches, 4 to 5 inches, new

mexico, up to bangor. now what we are watching a lot of folks 31 million people from the 4 corners to new england under winter weather advisories, watches and warnings. and we've got for tomorrow 8 million people at risk from houston, new orleans to panama city looking at the possibility of wind gusts, a few strong tornados tomorrow. we will be watching that. and damaging winds. so we have this storm today dropping into mexico, low pressure dips there. we are looking at showers around the southern rockies and the desert southwest. tomorrow rain, snow and ice across the southern plains, including parts of texas. risk for tornados, damaging winds through the gulf into the lower mississippi river valley and then as we move on into wednesday look for snow from the midwest into the interior northeast. we may see our first appreciable snowfall in new york city, at least measurable, before it changes to rain. storm threat from richmond to tallahassee. snowfall amounts 2 to 4 inches lubbock to oklahoma city,

heavier in southern missouri and much more snow into interior sections of the northeast. heavy rain in the south, gulf coast on in to the ap on in to th appalachians and southeast as well we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. ♪♪ you don't have to keep tabs on rotating categories... this is the only rotating i care about. ... or activate anything to earn. your cash back automatically adjusts for you. can i get a cucumber water? earn 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... [voice vibrating] good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting out with a clear sky, a beautiful sunrise, but it's also still chilly and it's also windy. so with the high winds that continue today, our temperatures

reach the upper 50s in dublin and low 60s in the north bay. upper 50s for the south bay as well as the peninsula. going through the rest of the week, slightly warmer with rain possible for the end of the weekend. guys >> thank you. still ahead, what is the last time you used a paper map you know, paper? the map you get from point a to point b? remember those sales are booming. paper maps are having a moment we will take a closer look at this unexpected trend and it's being led by younger generations. a service fit for rock royalty. stars, family and fans coming together at gracelanfor final fared we

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including the chinese new year parade on february 4. >> reporter: i'm bob redell in fremont where ace train service has resumed after mud slides shut it down during the latter part of last week. union pacific says they will be doing a run-through ahead of the train service to make sure tracks were cleared through niles canyon. the first ace train arrived at 5:45 this morning. i did ask a passenger if there were any issues going through niles canyon. she said no. last week's storm sent two mud slides, one on tuesday, a second on wednesday, onto the tracks through niles canyon. one train actually had to stop for some time. there was no damage to the trains, no one was hurt. ace canceled service for the rest of the week. time to get a look at the forecast. kari, how is it looking? still breezy across the bay area. we're reaching to the upper 50s. warmer midweek as the sunshine continues. by the weekend, rain will be back starting on sunday and that

may continue into early next week. san francisco, king tides today. coastal flooding but sunshine also in the forecast. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

♪♪ back now, 7:30, monday morning. how about a moment of zen? >> yes. >> as millions of people prepare for a big winter storm, think about what it would be like to be in coconut grove, florida, right now. sun rising. gorgeous. >> humongous sun. bring some of that this way. let's start this monday morning with a check of your 7:30 headlines. jury selection starts today in south carolina in that high-profile murder trial of alex murdaugh. once prominent lawyer accused of killing his wife and son in june of 2021.

if found guilty, murdaugh could face life in prison without parole. the 54-year-old faces 100 other criminal charges, including drug trafficking and tax evasion. abortion rights supporters rallied across the country yesterday to mark the 50th anniversary of roe v. wade from madison, wisconsin, to washington, d.c., thousands of people marched through the streets demanding protections for reproductive rights. the anniversary comes a few months after the supreme court overturned that 1973 landmark decision which guaranteed a constitutional right to abortion. the pilot of a small plane somehow walked away unharmed after making an emergency landing on a busy houston highway yesterday. officials say the plane clipped an 18-wheeler, hit a concrete barrier and burst into flames. incredibly, everybody okay. the highway was shut down in both directions. which led to hours of delays. meanwhile, an emotional scene at graceland yesterday. family, fans, and fellow stars coming together to honor the life of lisa marie presley at her childhood home.

>> priscilla thompson was there. good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning. it was an emotional day here for family, friends and fans of lisa marie presley as they gathered to say a final good-bye. and we are learning more about what lisa marie wanted for her memorial service, including one very important request. don't make it sad. ♪♪ >> reporter: a powerful memorial fit for rock and roll royalty. heartfelt musical tributes from friends axl rose -- ♪ i just end up walking in the cold november rain ♪♪ >> reporter: and alanis morissette. ♪ god rest our souls ♪♪ >> reporter: lisa marie presley, the only daughter of elvis, honored sunday at her father's historic memphis mansion graceland.

family, friends, and thousands of mourners poured into the estate to pay tribute. >> everyone feels like they are a part of this family. >> reporter: a letter from her oldest daughter riley ready her husband. >> we are you, you are us, my eternal love. i hope you finally know how loved you were here. >> reporter: the duchess of york, sarah ferguson, quoting the late queen elizabeth. >> my late mother-in-law used to say that grief is the price we pay for love and how right she was. >> reporter: the 54-year-old singer/songwriter died january 12th after suffering a cardiac arrest. born into the spotlight and into a family with a history of heartbreak. her father's death when she was just 9 years old. her son ben dying by suicide in 2020. that hurt still raw as revealed in a poem by one of lisa marie's daughters read by priscilla.

>> it was close to the end. survivors, guilt, some would say a broken heart was the doing of her death. now she is home where she always belonged. >> reporter: lisa marie's final resting place next to her son in the meditation garden along with her father elvis. at graceland a place where she told "today" in 2018 she feels most grounded. >> i am connected to something here more than anywhere else. >> reporter: after a life filled with so much pain, finding her eternal rest. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> graceland such a special place for her. and this memorial comes as graceland's got a busy few months ahead. what will that look like without lisa marie at the helm? >> reporter: that's right, hoda. among the thousands in attendance there was the

director of the new film "elvis" and the movie star austin butler who played lisa marie's iconic father. of course, this was a movie that lisa marie was so proud of. she worked tirelessly to promote and now with oscar nominations set for tomorrow, the legacy of the presleys is in the hands of lisa marie's three daughters set to inherit graceland. hoda? >> all right. thank you. all right. coming up, the stars are out. and i mean not just lenny kravitz, but harry smith. talk about two cool dudes. we are going to talk to lenny about his career, his movie and fashions and the surprising thing he learned from mick jagger. first, what is old is new again. sam brock looking into the surprising comeback of paper maps. sam? >> reporter: yeah, paper maps. i know a lot of people are thinking, wait a minute, what is that? when is the last time you went anywhere and didn't use your gps or phone? but, yes, these bad boys, paper

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♪ i'm the map, i'm the map, i'm the map ♪ we know that song! 7:40 a once popular relic of the past suddenly is back in vogue. >> as reported by "the wall street journal," there has been a steady rise in the sale of paper maps, and it's younger generations driving the trend. >> maps are having a moment. nbc's sam brock joins us from florida with that story. sam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i might be dating myself a little bit here, but i remember the days of mapquest when you would print out the sheets, take them with you in in the car. use that as a guide. before that happened, you had these. actual paper maps. and, yes, guys, their sales are rising right now part is people like to frame them

part is exploration, especially after covid, getting out and experiencing things anew, part of it is experiential understanding the world in a way that you just can't on your phone or gps the parities on paper maps are almost too perfect. >> when your grandparents don't know that gps is a thing. >> reporter: with some tiktokers mocking holiday dads for preferring maps to gps, or a generational disconnect. >> so easy. >> reporter: even the best movie references to the once cherished directional tools from the '90s. >> what is the number on top >> there is letters. >> reporter: whether "clueless" - >> don't fold the maps. >> i didn't fold the map. >> kansas is a mess. >> reporter: or twister. but don't sleep on millennials bringing them back into popular culture. >> i love maps oh, my gosh, they are so much fun. >> reporter: with business owner tony of the map shop in charlotte trying to pin down

the surging appeal. >> if you want to get from point a to point b, listen to the gps robot voice. if you want to understand the world around you, the robot voice can't help maps offer context and clues as to why a place is like it is and how you stand in relationship to the places around you. >> reporter: as "the wall street journal" points out in a recent piece headlined "forget google maps, why paper map sales are booming" a combination as art and a search for bigger pictures has sparked a jump in sales. great britain's national mapping agency order survey reports 144% pop in 2020 and a 28% increase the next year aaa made 123% more maps in 2022 than in 2021 it's not just the traditional variety. drawing interest they sell raised relief maps, which add elevation and texture from the sierra nevada to the rockies. >> there's plenty of mountain

ranges but the rockies are significantly bigger than any other mountain range i think a lot of people don't know that. you can't understand that with gps or with a flat map. >> reporter: while the learning process around these old gems is ongoing -- >> so you read it like left to right? >> reporter: the love for a new off the beaten path approach to getting around is just starting to grow. the tiktoks, obviously, genius there. there is another reason why maps are coming back into style people are spending more time in national parks, more remote places where maybe you don't get cell service so you would need theoretically something like that i will also add to get to my report this morning i used gps it sent me to a residential neighborhood next to this highway. i almost missed my live report because of gps on my phone just to say, sometimes stick with the tried and true it's not going to fail you except when you try to figure out how to put it back that's when you run into problems we will talk about another day. >> that's the one.

but then you have to figure out like e-9. >> which is great for the kids to be able to follow that. >> yeah. >> but you remember before mapquest, what was this? >> aaa trip tick you go to the aaa, point a to point b, they put it together, you flip through it and they highlight it and it would give interesting information about where you were. >> look at that. >> you know, tried and true. do you still make the trip tick, aaa? let's find out. let's show you what we have going on as we map out what's happening temperaturewise. kind of of a temperature contrast in the west temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees below average. santa fe 35 today, salt lake city 30, dodge city 9 degrees cooler than average, but minneapolis 11 degrees warmer than average tomorrow that warmth spreads further east chicago you will be at 34, which doesn't sound like much, 4 degrees above average, new orleans 71 chilly out to the west, and then

during the late week period we are looking at temperatures low-to-mid 30s in chicago. seasonal but still chilly in new york city with temperatures in the 40s. 50s in raleigh little rock will see temperatures by friday climbing up into the 50s. next week warmer than average through the southeast. colder than average for a chunk of the country as far as precipitation, looking wetter than average through the mid-mississippi and ohio river valley and wetter than average good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we do have still a few more days of the dry weather and it will continue throughout the week, and it's also cool with temperatures today headed for the upper 50s and still pretty breezy. wind calms down tomorrow. we start out in the upper 30s. it will be slightly warmer midweek but we'll turn our attention to the incoming rain starting by sunday continuing through next week as we get closer to the end of the >> that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you.

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good morning. it is 7:56. i'm marcus washington and here is a look at what's happening now. good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. google has a company wide meeting today to talk about layoffs with employees. google announced late last week it would cut 12,000 people worldwide, about 6% of its workforce. employees have a lot of questions, who was laid off, what criteria was used to pick who got the ax, et cetera. spotify also announcing a layoff. the swedish-based company dismissing about 600. meteorologist kari hall has a look at the forecast. >> it's nice and cold but windy. the breezy winds will continue today as we go into the afternoon reaching into the upper 50s and down to the upper

30s tonight. tomorrow we continue that trend. it does get more chilly as the rain returns to the bay area. we'll see some dry weather but coastal flooding possible for san francisco and along the coastline late morning into the early afternoon. you can see temperatures are nice and mild, and we'll take it until this weather pattern changes for the beginning of next week. but looking good here, marcus, with a little breezy today. >> thanks, kari. and thanks for joining us for this cut-in. we'll have more for you in 30 minutes. and, remember, we're always on at nbcbayarea.com.

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♪ ♪ ♪♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, search for answers. details on that deadly mass shooting in california. >> additional units requested. multiple victims. gunshot wounds. >> the 72-year-old gunman killing ten people and injuring ten others during a lunar new year celebration. the motive still unknown. we are live with the latest. plus, field medics. after damar hamlin's emotional return to the stadium -- >> what a scene. >> -- we are behind the scenes with a firsthand look at player safety in the nfl and the doctors and first responders on

the ground and at the ready. >> health and safety hasn't become just a little buzzword. it's become a way that the league has tried to attack what happens in this game. >> our inside look straight ahead. then, giving thanks. jeremy renner after that horrific snowplow accident. what he is saying about his injuries and the love and support he received along the way. and star-studded monday. jason segel and brett goldsteiá are live in studio 1a to talk about their new show as "shrinking." y >> i told you to sit down. >> if i sit down, i will feel like i am in trouble. >> you are in trouble. >> and the new season of ted lasso. plus, harry smith with lenny kravitz, the rock star opening up about his new movie with j.lo and his personal life. >> i don't believe in age and numbers and, you know, it's how you feel, it's how you take care of yourself. >> today monday, january 23rd, 2023.

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others were wounded. took more than 12 hours before police found the suspected gunman who took his own life. nbc's senior national correspondent kate snow is in monterey park, california, with the latest for us. kate, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. there is some relief in this community because, as you say, this gunman, this suspected gunman, is no longer a threat. for more than 12 hours he was on the run but then the white van was pulled over. tactical teams found him dead inside. on saturday night the sheriff says this man killed ten and wounded ten others. he then went on to a second dance studio. this morning we are hearing from the operator of that hall telling "the new york times" his heart sank seeing the gunman enter and knew he was going to die so he lunged for the weapon and fought for it potentially saving lives.

the mayor saying he thinks the suspected gunman may have been targeting his ex-wife saying they met at the star ballroom decades ago. she said he could be quick to anger. it's still not clear what the gunman's motive was on saturday or how the victims might be connected. investigators say they recovered a handgun from the white van and at the second dance hall a semiawe mattic pistol was wrestled away from the gunman and is not legal here in california. the tight community is grieving. the mayor says they plan a candle light vigil tonight and bringing in resources to help everyone after the trauma. back to you. >> thank you. a programming note. lester holt will have the latest

developments tonight. he will anchor "nbc nightly news" live from monterey park. new questions this morning after even more classified papers were found in president biden's delaware home. the fbi announced over the weekend it spent 13 hours pouring over biden's private residence on friday. the move is unprecedented but the white house called the search voluntary and not the result of a search warrant. this is the fifth time since november that sensitive materials were discovered at a location tied to the president. some new details this morning about a troubling shooting in newport news, virginia, two weeks after police say a 6-year-old shot his teacher in class. a new report alleges that school officials were warned multiple times about the student's behavior. nbc's stephanie gosk with more on this. steph, good morning. >> good morning. that first grade teacher is out of the hospital and recovering from her injuries, but there are growing concerns this morning about the lead up to the shooting with allegations that the teacher had repeatedly asked school administrators for help with the troubled student.

>> reporter: this morning there are new questions surrounding richneck elementary with staffers alleging that the virginia school may have downplayed multiple warnings about the 6-year-old who shot highs teacher, abby zwerner, inside a classroom this month. according to screenshots of a conversation between school employees and the superintendent obtained by "the washington post" but not independently verified by nbc news she raised alarms about the 6-year-old and sought assistance during the school year. staffers writing she had asked for help several times, two hours prior and all year it says the messages do not detail what specific assistance she sought or whom she directed her requests in a separate message obtained by "the post" but not seen by nbc news a richneck teacher also says that school officials waved away grave concerns about the 6-year-old's conduct in one incident he allegedly wrote a note telling a teacher he hated her and wanted to light

her on fire and watch her die. that teacher said they tol officials about the note but was allegedly told to drop the matter the student wasn't getting the educational services he needed and sometimes wandered the school unsupervised. the boy's family speaking out for the first time thursday saying in a statement that their son suffers from an acute disability and was under a care plan that included his mother or father attending school with him and accompanying him to class every day. the week of the shooting they say was the first time they were not with him in class, adding, we will regret our absence on this day the rest of our lives the new allegations against richneck echoing the concerns of frustrated teachers and parents at a packed school board meeting last week. >> i asked for help and was given none at both the school and at the district level. i cried daily. >> listen to your teachers when they have concerns please listen

to them. >> nbc news reached out to abby zwerner, the boy's family and the school for comment but we have not heard back. "the washington post" says a school district spokesperson declined to share information the boy's education record quite citing a federal law protecting privacy the superintendent has said that they are working on improving overall safety, including adding more metal detectors in schools. >> thank you. about that time for a morning boost. >> i got one three generations of a pennsylvania family gathered around the kitchen table recently they were putting together a mystery puzzle given to them by brian ritter a photo of brian and his partner is the first thing revealed. they can't make out the wording of the puzzle until brian adds the final piece. >> you are going to adopt a baby >> we are adopting a baby! >> are you kidding >> are you oh, my god that's great >> there you go.

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see. so much planning that goes into all of this. it was a rare opportunity to see firsthand what happens when a medical emergency happens on an nfl field. there are about 30 different healthcare providers standing by at every single nfl game i met with just about all of them this weekend before the chiefs faced the jaguars in kansas city. >> reporter: nfl fans across the country were witness to the life-saving actions earlier this month in cincinnati. >> the ambulance is out there on the field and they are intensely working on damar hamlin. >> reporter: when damar hamlin collapsed after a routine play and suffered cardiac arrest. >> it was immediate recognition this was a serious issue, not just your average player down. immediate cpr and as soon as possible defibrillation. that's what saved his life. >> mahomes steps up. throws to the back touchdown! >> reporter: before this weekend's playoff game in kansas city i spoke with the league's top doctors who craft this emergency action plan, or eap.

they credit the local paramedics on call during each nfl game >> people do this every day, and that's one of the beautiful things about it. it may happen in the stadium, but for these guys it's on the street for these guys in the emergency department that's why they are so well trained. >> reporter: dr. jim ellis, part of that response is having first class equipment stationed yards from the playing field. >> this sounds like not only an ambulance and what you would find in an emergency room? >> that's the goal. >> reporter: dr. allen sills is chief medical officer of the nfl. he walked me through the communication that propels responders into action. >> they are usually going to give a visual signal each stadium has a visual signal and that means we need everybody, all the medical staff, the emergency response people we want the emergency equipmen to be brought out. >> reporter: that's the 911 on the field for the nfl? >> that's right. >> if you need als response to do a driving signal, that

usually gets us out. >> reporter: we saw that during the 60-minute meeting where the various medical professionals assemble an hour before kickoff to go over the game plan for on-field emergencies or serious injury >> have a great, safe game >> reporter: and while this team is prepared for the worst, they are more frequently tasked with attending to injuries like ligament tears and concussions and to help with that diagnosis there are replay monitors alon the sidelines to review any potential alarming play or reaction. >> these are video feeds from the different cameras. those feeds are sent to the spotters booth upstairs. >> reporter: this is an ongoing conversation between the medical professionals on the field and the spotters up there. up there is the concussion spotter booth where certified physical trainers with binoculars in hand watch every play. >> we push this button we say stop the game. we say stop the game. we say stop the game. >> reporter: dozens of field cameras provide in depth perspective to help with injury diagnosis. this doesn't stay up for the course of the game >> no. >> reporter: you put it up with you need to use it

>> that's right. >> reporter: head trauma, this opinion pop-up tent for immediate evaluation >> this is a medical exam space. now we can really concentrate, focus communicate with each other and have a private moment to do a medical exam. >> reporter: jeff miller a long time top lieutenant of nfl commissioner roger goodell he testified to congress about the link between concussions and cte. he oversees policies updating policy after head injuries to tua tagovailoa. >> if we are smart we listen to experts and say what can we do better science evolves, we do the best thing we can by the players. >> reporter: balancing the recreation of a sport with the reality of its often punishing nature. >> the big health and safety hasn't just become a buzzword. it's a way that the league has tried to attack what happens in this game. this is not a game that you are going to see everyone walk off the field healthy. it's physical.

there is contact so how do you best prepare and mitigate to make it as safe as possible >> so great to see mr. tirico there. if you are a parent wondering what you can ask your kid's school or coach about responding to an emergency, the nfl doctor said three h's, head, heart and heat what preparedness plans in to address that if something goes wrong. it was really interesting to see that they do this at every stadium, every game, no matter the circumstances. >> 30? >> 30. >> they have been doing this -- >> before the damar hamlin situation. in fact, i think that they credit this plan with saving his life >> absolutely. >> dangerous sport it makes sense to have all that have at the ready. >> have to. >> thank you, jacob. >> did you enjoy the game? >> it was amazing. and the barbecue. mr. roker. >> we can got some wintry weather in the northeast new england already happening through the upper ohio river valley storm system is going to be developing out west and that's going to travel cross-country. we will be watching that there is that next storm down

around the four corners. it will dip into mexico and then come back out. meantime, sunny and cool through the gulf sunshine as you make your way in the central plains snowy in the northeast and parts of central new england sunshine through the gul that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is still windy out there as we take a live look outside at the flag waving in fremont. and we are going to continue to see those winds picking up for the start of the day, gradually calming down. that makes it feel colder than our actual temperature. we're only headed for the upper 50s for today. over the next several day, slightly milder, especially on thursday. >> that is your latest weather. best time of the morning to start the week. >> here we go.

jeremy renner sharing his update on his condition after that snowplow incident left him with more than 30 broken bones, posting that photo here with the caption, morning workouts, resolutions, all changed this particular new year's, spawned from tragedy for my family and focused into uniting actionable love he thanked family and friends and followers who showed up. chris hemsworth writing, you are a champion, mate, we love you. chris evans, aka captain america, joking about renner being a tough guy, has anyone checked on that snowpack sending a lot of love and we are certainly sending him our best from studio 1a, as well. arianna grande and kristin chenoweth, a tale of two glindas. sewn a to duet the number. take a

over the weekend chenoweth channelled her own "wicked" persona to duet the number take a look. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow wa up high ♪ ♪ there's some land that i hear of once in a lullaby ♪ >> wow >> they are such good friends. i think she met arianna when she was like 10 years old. >> very cool next up, this weekend the two former parks and rec co-stars reunited on screen during aubrey's first job hosting "snl." amy poehler popped in. before making a big return to the weekend news desk. the hilariously pawnee native telling some jokes. >> i used to watch this when seth meyers used to do this by himself with no one else and made it look really easy. >> okay. let's see what you got okay all right.

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>> judith, wow that's a heck of a cast. >> i saw the first episode fantastic. >> wow >> is this on peacock? >> sure is. >> yeah! peacock! sign up. >> "ted lasso." >> streaming on peacock this thursday and natasha lyonne will be here in the "3rd hour." you will talk with her about that show. >> cool concept you said >> it is great "making space. a brand-new episode of hoda's hit podcast dropped. scan that qr code there. but this is steve harvey a sneak peek about steve, would before he was in comedy, had a rough beginning. he was in his car, the whole thing. take a listen. >> for starters, i didn't have a plan b i never believed in a plan b everybody that i know that has a plan b has had to use it i never had a plan b this was it. and there was many days i felt

like giving up i am human there was a lot of days i didn't think i was going to make it this ain't the best idea i ain't having another one. >> there you go. >> his conversation is fascinating. he says that every single person on the planet gets a chance. sometimes you miss it. you are on your phone, you are busy, you are distracted, in the wrong relationship and your chance comes. but he has a really great bit on that >> did he talk about his faith as well? >> oh, yeah. that's steve. that's steve all the way through and through. >> new episodes of "making space" to drop every monday. coming up, guys, game changing products to help you beat the winter blues from consumer reports if you enjoy starting your day with a long, hot shower, oh, you don't want to miss this. first, your local news >> low flow? ♪

good morning. it is 8:26. i'm kris sanchez. ace training are resuming normal operations after mudslides last week interrupted service twice. this is video from skyranger near those storm-related slides stopped service two separate times. no one was seriously hurt in either incident. union pacific ran ahead of passenger service today to make sure the tracks were clear of any debris. we are experiencing some breezy conditions, kari. those winds gusting at 20 to

30 miles per hour. it's mainly higher along the coast as well as the hills. into today, we'll reach up to the upper 50s inland, and tonight back down into the upper 30s. over the next few days we continue a warming trend, and it's going to be a nice week. as we get closer to the weekend we'll turn our attention to rain returning to the bay area starting on sunday, continuing into next week. once again we do still have several more days of sunshine and king tides once again allowing for some coastal flooding or causing some coastal flooding. we'll feel some sunshine and drier weather throughout the end of the week.

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♪ we are back. it is 8:30 and it's al roker's cousin singing us in. >> ooh >> smiling faces a bit of a gray and dreary plaza, but they are smiling nonetheless. lenny kravitz is your cousin >> yes, he is. >> so fun. >> that's right. >> we love your baseball hat. >> that is cute as can be. >> you look like logan roy in "succession." >> i love that >> so cool. >> less swearing and no action. >> you are a better human. >> you have a bunch of nurses behind you, al

>> yes >> happy birthday. >> what's national crna week >> we are representing 55,000 certified registered nurse anesthetists across the country! >> you go! >> that's right. you know, you listen to craig, you fall asleep. >> ooh >> there you go. >> all right, guys as we mentioned, lenny kravitz is going to be interviewed by our pal harry smith. the rocker sharing the screen with j.lo, new movie wait until you hear how she conducts her hiring process. >> interesting guys, "consumer reports" elliot weiler is here. he has got the top rated products to help us beat the winter blues from the ultimate space heater, which i love, i like it in the summer, too, when it's too hot, you know how that is, right, to an alarm that practically guarantees you wake up in a good mood.

>> i want that coming up, a comedy duo that you didn't know you needed jason segel and brett goldstein, they will talk about their new show "shrinking. plus, the new season of "ted lasso. so great to have them here. >> look at them. they are fired up. >> so excited to be here. after them, coming up on the "3rd hour," folks, prepare to be amazed we are going to show you just how smart your little phone really is. some little known secrets and tricks that are going to really come in handy for searching, shopping, organizing seriously, the woman coming in will blow your mind. >> can't wait. mr. roker, a check of the weather. i see a birthday there do you see her >> yes >> ooh >> halfway to a smucker's jar. >> halfway >> what's your name? >> tish. >> where are you from? >> south jersey. >> who is with you >> my husband and daughter. >> everybody standing in the background i love it.

support. behind every great woman. let's show you what we've go as far as your weather is concerned for the week ahead, rain and snow in the northeast snowy through the gulf snowy and windy through the four corners. the midweek snowy impacts from the great lakes into the northeast. sunny and dry out west heavy rain along the southeast coast. towards the end of the week things dry out in the east, chilly in the southeast. snowy, windy around the great lakes. sunny and mild through the gulf coast. sunshine on the west coast thank you for holding my umbrella by the way, craig melvin bought me these shoes anyway -- >> you wear them well, by the way. >> thank you. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. still windy and chilly out there now. the breezy winds will continue today as our temperatures anywhere from san francisco to the east bay on southward hit the upper 50s.

wednesday and thursday, the warmest days of the week, reaching into the mid-60s. but it's going to be cold every morning. my farnsworth -- >> there is a reference. >> there you go. >> that's amazing. uncle al, thank you so much. up next, what's cooler than harry smith? not a lot. how about harry one-on-one with the lenny kravitz? we will share that conversation. they talked about music, movies and more first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ more. firs

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harry smith, you had a chance to sit down with lenny. was it amazing ♪ >> he is rocking out. ♪ it ain't over til it's over ♪ >> everybody knows what's going on talk about a job i go to los angeles. i do my personal best to just channel my inner carson daly like, this is in his space, right? who is cooler, more creative, more charismatic than lenny kravitz? ♪ for better worse wherever ♪ >> reporter: lenny kravitz, give us a break who gets to look this good on the cusp of retirement age believe it or not, it has a lot to do with meeting this guy back in the day more on that in a minute >> didi and i were 100 years ago engaged. >> reporter: first, j.lo is one of the producers in the movie. she doesn't audition anyone.

she just calls you is that how that worked? >> something like that would you like to come make this movie in the dominican republic? >> looks like you were in a rush and forgot to button your shirt all the way up >> reporter: in the new movie "shotgun wedding" kravitz plays j.lo's ex. yet somehow he gets invited to her wedding where all the female guests swoon. >> i don't believe in age and numbers and, you know, it's how you feel, it's how you take care of yourself. ♪ i want to fly away ♪ >> reporter: his music includes grammys and total album sales of more than 40 million ♪ that's why you've got to try ♪ >> reporter: kravitz has television roots his father worked for nbc news. >> their marriage is in enough trouble already. >> reporter: his mother a star of the hit show "the jeffersons." >> reporter: your mother one of

the most beautiful women ever, ever. >> thank you very much she was a very beautiful human being. she was from the bahamas. >> reporter: the bahamas for years now, his own home. when you are there, what is that life like? >> it's heaven on earth. >> reporter: does that help you make music >> the environment does, absolutely the nature is so strong. it's so quiet. this sort of vortex opens up and the music and the creativity just pour in i have never followed the trends i don't know what a hit song is. i just know what feels good to me. >> reporter: photographer david henley spent several years on the road with kravitz before he became a mega star pictures and stories from th early years, including a visit from ladies and gentlemen end. >> mick jagger is here you want to sing i threw it out there and he said, yeah, sure. >> reporter: they have been friends ever since. >> he taught me a lot. we went on a vacation once he would run every day, get up

and run. forwards and backwards and train and work out and i watched this guy take care of himself and how disciplined he was. >> reporter: in the book he speaks fondly of his grandfather, albert roker, related to our own al roker. >> i know that we are, yeah. and i am glad to see that he is doing well >> reporter: we asked lenny kravitz about his daughter, actress zoe kravitz, in whom he sees his beloved mother. how is that? >> just the essence, yeah. it's beautiful to watch. >> reporter: it was time to end, so we closed with a toast of the rock star's new mexican social brand as complex and charismatic as he is. >> if you like tequila, mezcal, it's somewhere in there. >> reporter: cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: oh, there is a lot

going on there. >> yeah. >> reporter: pleasure to meet you. >> pleasure to meet you. ♪ it ain't over til it's over ♪ >> okay. because i don't pack a bag i do not pack a bag, all right i know i have a bottle but i can't put it in my suitcase. >> bring a bottle tomorrow. >> how is it >> pretty tasty. >> really? >> yes. >> pretty, pretty tasty. >> i know, right you kind of go, oh. >> essence of cool. >> we are not worthy. >> wow. >> and give us the connection again. your - >> his grandfather and my grandfather were brothers. >> you are cousins >> right. >> and why not >> al has the cool - >> correct because people look at me and think, oh, yeah, i can see that. >> they do when you have your cool baseball hat out there looking cool. >> when does it come out >> that's important. premiers friday on amazon prime video. look for new music from kravitz this fall. >> thanks for that

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this gets a 5 out of 5 it's a great safety feature and it does a really nice job at quickly heating up a small place. >> it's not big and bulky either. >> 3.4 pounds. take it from room to room if you need to. a nice option for a small space. >> i like that next, tell me about this a showerhead those are the nice long showers hoda was talking about. >> warm up in the shower nobody wants a shower without great pressure, low flow shower heads get a bad rap, right this solves that for under $18, it's from hopopro, it uses a gallon less than the limits for a low flow showerhead 1.3 gallons per minute it has 66 nozzles. if you want to give the low flow showerhead a new boost and feel in a old-fashioned high-pressure showerheads, nice option it screws into the existing shower diy. >> i am into that. okay is this one of those alarm clocks that wakes you up with

the sun? >> it is >> i fear this i want to do this but i am afraid i won't wake up. our hours are crazy. >> the idea is that these gently light up to give you the idea of -- >> the sun rising? >> yes so, yes, kind of like gently wakes you up to mimic the sun. it also does have an audio feature. if you are a little afraid that the sun may not do it -- >> a backup plan okay. >> the audio is gentle if you don't want the jarring alarm clock or if you are sick of your phone, this does that. another feature in reverse, it has a sunset feature you can use it to help put you to sleep. >> wow, i hadn't heard that before. could you leave the sun on a little bit in the morning? >> yes, $43 from jall. >> let's talk about these light bulbs. >> these are smart light bulbs they connect to a phone app. these you can adjust the color

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we're back at 8:50 two of the funniest people around actor writer and producer, jason segel who made us laugh for nine seasons as marshall on "how i met your mother" and emmy winner brett goldstein who you know from "ted lasso. >> looking at them makes us smile. they have a new show going to apple tv plus called "shrinking." jason plays the therapist grieving the death of his wife while trying to be a good friend and dad. when he hits rock bottom he tries some unorthodox therapy techniques with his clients. >> i told you to sit down. >> i told you if i sit down i will feel like i am in trouble. >> you are in trouble. >> paul, i think i can help people if i just get my hands a little dirtier. >> be me for a second. would you trust you? the answer is no.

>> jason, brett, hi. >> hi. how are you? >> look at you with harrison ford in that scene. >> how about that, huh >> i love this harrison ford is in this was harrison ford familiar with your body of work? >> just curious, see what she did there? >> nice. i don't know i don't know if he was but he -- you really set me up for this he watched "forgetting sarah marshall" and he forgot i did full frontal nudity. a very flattering text about it. >> what did he say >> i am not going to tell you. >> she is good though, right >> well done. >> harrison -- >> it's also framed on my wall. >> by the way, as he saw your body of work and it was immediate, yes, i mean harrison -- >> yes, yeah, no, we felt lucky. harrison ford assuming he will say no it's fun to make the offer he said yes. then we are scrambling, god, he is going to show up and he kills >> this is amazing i kept looking oh, brett goldstein, i love him

in "ted lasso. what's his role? what's his role? you created this show. >> co-created with bill and this man. >> so tell me about that process and how come you are not like all the other actors who just cast themselves? >> well, because when you are with harrison ford, you are like, i think they can handle it i think they will be fine. me and bill lawrence wanted to make a show, a comedy about grief, you know. because it's fun and we like a challenge. and, yeah, we were interested in being serious about serious things but makes you laugh, which i think is what life is. >> for sure. >> a lot of these scenes are just so funny, jason you are playing this shrink and you are just tired of people droning on and on about their problems. >> yeah. >> you have had enough so you just blurt it out, the stuff you are thinking. >> it's easy to get stuck in your lives, right? and i think this is a guy going through a breakdown.

he lost his wife the show is really tapping into the sense we all have that we are grieving the loss of something we are not going to give back, whether it's a loved one or the past few years, and this guy can't take it anymore. >> not playing it safe. >> what kind of advice does he give >> the same things you tell your friend you can see so clearly just leave the guy. >> enough already? >> yeah, you wish your therapist would do that. >> brett, i read about you and it seems like you have this overnight fame from "ted lasso." but you worked so long and so hard and then one day -- and now it's like, oh, it's brett goldstein. what has this whole moment been like for you >> it does make a difference when people watch the thing. 20 years of making stuff no one saw. it was really good trust me but no one game. it doesn't make a difference it's quite nice when people watch it. >> is this the last season coming up of "ted lasso" what are you doing why? it's one of our favorite shows

we are grieving. we are grieving. we need you, jimmy yes, from "shrinking." you think this is it >> i think -- i believe in - sorry. >> wouldn't it be exciting to find out >> don't ruin it. >> what about an offshoot of roy? you know, they did that in the '70s, "happy days" and then "laverne & shirley." >> "mork and mindy." >> what do you think >> martial law from "how i met your mother" is coming out next year martial arts the follow-up after that. >> i know we are begging for it. >> yeah. >> roy and mindy. >> roy and marshall? >> yeah! >> people are begging for it what is brett like as a boss, jason, when you were acting? >> he is a benevolent dictator and i do everything he says. >> you take good direction >> i do. >> he is a very good boy. >> very good boy well, you guys, this thing is

really funny the trailer is laugh out oud we hope everyone tunes in. >> catch "shrinking" on apple tv plus on friday and tune in next season for "roy." >> what is this? why did you make me do that, the thumbs up. >> everything's great. >> all right we will be back with the third and fourth house including a wellness adventure for myself and jenna. but your local - >> what do you say about the wellness adventure good morning. it is 8:56. i'm kris sanchez. a live look at the golden gate bridge where u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg is getting ready to join former house speaker nancy pelosi and other state leaders. they are celebrating the recent

approval of funding for the fourth and final phase of a major earthquake retrofit of the bridge. 400 million bucks in federal grant money will finance that project, and when ice done, engineers say it will be able to withstand what is considered to be even the strongest of potential earthquakes. pete is there talking about whether it will impact commuters.

♪♪ this morning on the "3rd hour of today" searching for clues. what we know about the mass shooting that targeted a lunar new year celebration in california. what the police are saying about the suspect and the heroes who stopped this from being even worse. later, let's turn to the final four. another weekend of unbelievable nfl playoff action. >> what a scene. >> including damar hamlin's emotional return to buffalo. a snowy upset and some wild finishes. plus, natasha lyonne live in studio sharing her star-studde