11:00. we'll be back this about 30 minutes for a local news update. coming up next the "today" show. have a great morning. good morning, everybody. it's tuesday and it has happened again. california rocked by another mass shooting. >> the second in that state just this week. it's january 24th. this is "today." breaking overnight, at least seven people killed, this time outside san francisco. dramatic video showing the suspect being taken into custody. >> what a tragedy to see these innocent people lose their lives and right now we don't have the answers. >> while in southern california the community of monterey park comes together to remember the 11 people killed there. we are live with the very latest

on both investigations. here it comes. a powerful new winter storm set to race across the entire country. tens of millions in the path of snow, rain and high winds. al's got the timing and the track. demanding justice. the family of a man who died following a confrontation with memphis police breaks their silence after seeing video of the incident. >> i couldn't -- once i heard my son say, what did i do, i just -- i lost it. >> what they say the footage reveals and their call for the five officers to be charged with murder. in the hot seat. ticketmaster being called before congress today in the wake of that taylor swift presale fiasco. >> i'm not getting tickets. >> what the company is saying was behind that mess and the push aimed at changing the way you get concert tickets. all that, plus stop sharingo it is official.

netflix ready to start its password crackdown on tens of millions of accounts. what you need to know just ahead. and causing a racket. >> game. >> meet the young american serving up some very surprising success while making history at the australian open. >> game, set, match. >> today tuesday, january 24th, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. good to see you. welcome to "today." it's a tuesday morning. happy you are with us. >> nice to have you along. it's a busy morning. to our top story. yet another mass shooting in california. >> at least seven people were killed in half moon bay. that's just south of san francisco. the suspected gunman apprehended

by police late yesterday. >> that happened roughly 400 miles away from monterey park, california, where residents are still reeling from the mass shooting that happened there less than 48 hours before. the death toll in that case has risen. it's now 11 people killed. >> it's january the 24th. 24 days into the new year. get this. there have already been 38 mass shootings in the united states so far this year. we have complete coverage. we will start with nbc's miguel almaguer who made his way to half moon bay overnight. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. this is the first of two locations where the gunman opened fire, as you mentioned, at least seven people are dead and eighth person hospitalized in critical condition. authorities believe it's a workplace shooting. what is the motive is unclear behind the mayhem. police say the hunt for the gunman came to an end at a sheriffs substation. the 67-year-old man suspected of killing at least seven taken

into custody in the sleepy coastal town of half moon bay after being spotted by a deputy. >> he saw the suspect inside of the vehicle laying there in the front seat and then also was able to see a weapon. >> reporter: california's second mass shooting in 48 hours happened at 2 different agricultural locations just miles apart. authorities say at the first scene just before 2:30 p.m. monday four were killed. a fifth gunned down in critical condition. minutes later the gunman driving down the road and allegedly taking three more lives. the sheriff saying the bloodshed unfolding in front of families and children who live on the property. >> i cannot imagine what those kids witnessed today. >> reporter: authorities have now identified the suspect as 67-year-old chunli zhao. the sheriff saying he worked at the mushroom farm

where investigators believe he took the lives of co-workers. >> people saw him today. and it seemed like a normal day for everyone and then this tragedy happened. >> reporter: two hours after the shooting the 67-year-old was arrested. this mass shooting rocking state just two days after investigators say a 72-year-old man killed 11 people in southern california. >> we are still reeling from one. i was there consoling my colleagues who represent those areas. next thing i know they are consoling me. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom was still in los angeles when he heard about the shooting in northern california. tweeting in part, tragedy upon tragedy. this morning another mass shooting and seven more lives lost. >> it hurts. our hearts are broken. >> reporter: a sense of heartbreak that seems tragically routine.

>> reporter: after he was taken into custody police recovered a semiautomatic weapon in his vehicle. meantime, the big question remains, motive. hoda, back to you. >> all right, miguel for us. thank you. the other california community left reeling from a mass shooting. overnight a vigil was held for the 11 victims killed in monterey park. we are learning more about them as well as the gunman and the investigation is moving forward. nbc's steve patterson is on the scene with the details. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. this community still in mourning after that horrific shooting saturday night that killed 11 people. overnight we have learned a victim was discharged from the hospital and we are learning more about that 72-year-old suspected shooter who barged into two ballrooms that night. still, police say they don't have a motive. a quiet los angeles suburb still reeling after a lunar new year celebration turned into a scene

of terror. exclusive video obtained by nbc showing the harrowing struggle for survival between the gunman and heroic man who may have prevented even more deaths by wrestling away his weapon from a second ballroom. >> i had the belief i was going to die. my life was ending here. then it came, dawned on me this was the moment to disarm him. i could do something. >> reporter: police say huu can tran entered the star ballroom dance studio after ten on saturday night and opened fire. >> 42 rounds were fired by the suspect at that location. >> reporter: ten people were killed that night. all in their 50s, 60s and 70s. >> i hear the noise, pop, pop, pop, pop. so i just run. >> reporter: 20 minutes after fleeing the first scene, the gunman arrived in alhambra, where 26-year-old brandon tsay was manning the front desk of the dance hall. he gained control of the weapon

and attacker fled. multiple law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation tell nbc news while an exact motive remains elusive, the evidence points to a personal motive. about 80 miles east of monterey park, investigators searched tran's home for clues, finding hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a rifle and materials for homemade firearms suppressers. tran's ex-wife told cnn she met aim at the star ballroom dance studio two decades ago. he worked as a truck driver at the time and could be quick to anger. they divorced in 2006. he spent time volunteering at the studio and clashed with instructors according to adam hood who once befriended him. hood telling "the new york times" he didn't have friends there. an instructor at the ballroom says she is still in disbelief. >> everybody united to be happy, to enjoy, to be family, and then someone just come out of the blue and destroy the whole thing. >> reporter: a relative of a 65-year-old victim writing she spent many years going to the

dance studio. it was what she loved to do. her warm smile and kindness were contagious. police say tran has a limited history including an unlawful firearms charge in 1990. we know they are looking at the personal connection in this area but they can't name a mote i at this point. savannah? >> steve patterson in monterey park, thank you. we are talking about severe weather.nd do not have power after a blast of snow and ice and the next storm is already taking shape. it's expected to unleash winter weather from the southwest all the way to the northeast and potential tornados in the south. al's got a first look at what we can expect. this is a mess. >> it's a wild day today and it's going to get worse. you can already see this storm getting together. rain in texas. snow in the panhandle of texas, as well. parts of new mexico. winter weather alerts for 58 million people from the southwest all the way into new england.

wind alerts for 39 million people, plus we have got a severe threat through tonight. 12 million people, strong tornados possible, damaging winds, gusts. in fact, this is the area from victoria, texas, galveston, new orleans which just had a tornado in december, to mobile, a significant tornado threat and these could be nocturnal tornados which are twice as deadly. so we are watching that. today snow and a wintry mix in the southern plains. enhanced risk for severe weather along the gulf. then for tonight into tomorrow severe storms from norfolk, virginia, down to tallahassee. heavy snow moving into the northeast and the great lakes. we may see the first measurable snow in new york city before it changes over to rain and then it pushes out on thursday. the windy conditions will continue throughout the northeast into the appalachians along with gusts and snow showers hanging around. here is what we are looking at. lubbock, texas, 2 to 4 inches.

oklahoma city 1 to 4. st. louis 4 to 8. detroit could see 4 to 6 inches of snow. into the northeast and new england burlington four to eight, boston one to three, scranton three to five inches and moving to the south rainfall rates up to an inch and a half per hour, flooding possible and again that dangerous risk of tornados, guys, it is going to be a very busy 24 hours. >> all right. al, thank you. details coming to light in a disturbing case in memphis, tennessee. a 29-year-old man died following a traffic stop that escalated into a violent confrontation. the five officers involved have been fired. now the family of tyre nichols is speaking out after they were shown video of the encounter. priscilla thompson joins us. you were with the family after they saw that video. what did they have to say? >> reporter: savannah, good morning.

the family says that this was a horrific and heinous attack by police. and they also revealed the last words they heard their son say on that tape. three cries for his mom. this morning outrage in memphis is growing over the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols at the hands of police. >> he was a human pinata for those police officers. it was an unadulterated, unabashed, non-stop beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: his mother inconsolable after officials showed the family and their attorneys body camera footage from the deadly encounter. >> i watched a minute of it. once i heard my son say "what did i do?" i lost it and i couldn't. >> reporter: the footage shows a january 7th traffic stop that left nichols in the hospital in

critical condition. he died three days later. police say they pulled nichols over for reckless driving, that a confrontation followed and he fled on foot. then another confrontation. after which nichols complained of shortness of breath. all of this his parents say just yards from their home. the family and their attorneys unable to speak in detail about the video due to the investigation but giving a disturbing account of what they saw. >> regrettably, it reminded us of rodney king video. >> reporter: all five officers have since been fired after an internal investigation found they violated multiple department policies, including excessive use of force, duty to intervene and duty to render aid. what does justice look like? >> murder one. charges for all five officers. >> reporter: along with the shelby county district attorney's office, the fbi and department of justice are also

now investigating. as tyre's parents remember their son as a good kid who loved to skateboard and watch the sunset. >> i'm trying to stay strong, but it's very difficult. >> reporter: and the memphis police association, which represents the officers, isn't commenting on the case, but they say that the public and the family deserve a complete account of what happened. and it's also important to note that in addition to the five officers who were fired, two employees of the memphis fire department personnel who were involved in the initial patient care have also been relieved of duty pending an internal investigation. as for when this video could be released publicly, the shelby county district attorney's office says that could happen this week or next saying that they don't want the release to compromise the investigation. savannah. >> so many questions there. priscilla, thank you very much. 7:14. craig joins us. an important health story. >> good morning to you. the fda, food and drug

administration, considering a major shift when it comes to the covid vaccine, including a new proposal to make it an annual shot for most adults and children similar to the flu vaccine. that idea set to be discussed at an advisory panel meeting on thursday. nbc medical contributor dr. natalie azar is here to explain what it means for all of us. good to have you. this flu shot model proposal essentially, what do you make of it on its face? >> i think that all experts would agree that the process needs to be simpler. i think where we are going to see the debate is whether or not there really is a wisdom to updating the vaccine every year for variants that are changing so rapidly. and i think we are also going to hear a lot of discussion about who should be eligible or getting this updated vaccine every year, if you are young and otherwise healthy, is this something that you should be doing? it raises the philosophical question of what is our endpoint? the vaccines are working well to prevent hospitalization and

death. folks who are living with long covid, many patients i see would argue preventing infection is really important. so is it cost effective to be doing this or concentrate on the nasal vaccine, a universal vaccine. so i think it will be a lively debate and i am very much looking forward to tuning in. >> scarce resources and how do you -- >> precisely. >> that is the question. there is talk about, you know, we are supposed to start with the two vaccines and then you get the booster. there is talk about having you, if you never had a vaccine, just coming in and getting the booster and that's it. do we even know if that would work? >> that is the number one red flag for me is we don't. we had to do a few things without all the data we wanted, like authorizing the bivalent vaccine. but the rationale i think is pretty straightforward. if you have someone who is thinking, now i have to get the two shots and then get the booster, does it streamline it?

earn on the other hand, again, like i said, there is no data for that. i think we will hear a little bit of push back. there will be never vaxxers. i don't care one or three shots i won't do it. we'll see. >> we have done a lot of stories on the tripledemic, the flu, rsv and covid and now the numbers are going down. does that mean that the worst is over? we are through that? >> we are out of the woods? what have we learned so far? we do not make predictions, especially live on air about what is going to happen. with rsv we sometimes see another spring surge. with flu we see a lull and the b strain. we have seen the a strain. get your flu shot. it covers four strains, including a and b. with covid we never make predictions. so listen. we are doing really, really well right now. 5% of hospital beds are being taken up by covid as opposed to 21% last year at this time. so things look good but it's just the start of winter. time will tell. >> thank you. you know who likes to predict the future? al. he is right.

just go for it. >> that's what they pay me for. let's start with the good news. sunny and mild in the southeast. that will be changing. we are looking at beautiful weather for much of western third of the country. heavy snow in the plains. severe storms through the gulf. we are looking at that all moving to the northeast and mid-atlantic states over the next 24 hours. we will get to your forecast in the next 30 seconds. . and none of the things you find in many other pet foods. we call it the true blue promise and it's our commitment to feed your pet just like we would feed blue. it's what makes blue buffalo unlike other pet food companies... ...which have many different brands with different standards. we have one standard —the one inspired by our boy blue, for the wellbeing of your dog or cat. because like you, we love them like family, too. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we look live from emeryville to the bay bridge and san francisco, it's a beautiful

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injured as a result. now that suspect is believed to have worked at one of the locations. he was arrested after he was located at the sheriff's substation in his suv. they believe he was there to surrender when it comes to the shootings. he did act alone. at this time, marcus, the motive of these shootings is still unknown. we're live here in half moon bay, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> affecting so many people. pete, thank you. mike inouye has a look at b.a.r.t. with an issue. >> you cannot use the lafayette station. b.a.r.t. has issued a note about a major medical emergency, so you can't use the lafayette station. your alternate pass will be county connection line number 6. if you choose to take mass transportation. antioch, pittsburg, down through pleasant hill and walnut creek and into lafayette in the direction heading toward sfo and

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it happened at a charter school in des moines, iowa. two others are also in custody as this investigation unfolds. police say the suspect and the two victims were members of opposing gangs. an arkansas man photographed with his feet on nancy pelosi's desk during the january 6th riot has been found guilty on all charges. richard barnett faced eight charges stemming from the insurrection, including theft of government property. barnett said he regretted what happened that day at the capitol, but he did not consider his actions illegal. he could face up to a year in prison at his sentencing in may. jacinda ardern made mer final appearance as new zealand's prime minister this morning. she shocked the nation last week resigning after more than five years saying she had nothing left in the tank. the prime minister says the thing she will miss most is the people because they have been the joy of the job.

>> i leave with a greater love and affection for new zealand and its people than when i started. thank you. from the bottom of my heart to the greatest privilege of my life. >> labour party lawmakers voted unanimously sunday for chris hipkins to take over as prime minister. he will be sworn in tomorrow. now to today's hearing on capitol hill putting ticketmaster in the spotlight. >> a lot of music fans are hoping it could be the first step towards meaningful change when it comes to snapping up concert seats after last year's presale for taylor swift's upcoming tour. >> savannah sellers has a closer look from capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can see live pictures right here on the screen. the hearing got underway moments ago here on capitol hill. at issue is the fact that ticketmaster controls more than

80% of the market share for major concerts. at the center of today's hearing is whether that is too much resulting in higher fees for fans and hurting small venues and artists. taylor swift's biggest fans will be among those tuning in to see what changes could be coming to the $12 billion industry. taylor swift fans have their eyes on the nation's capitol. ♪ it's me, hi ♪♪ >> reporter: today members of the music industry take center stage at a hearing examining a lack of competition in the ticket industry. it's in the weak of a technology breakdown during the presale for taylor swift's upcoming tour. swifties faced hours long wait times and website crashes. >> i really wanted to see taylor. >> i am not getting tickets. >> reporter: the president and cfo of live nation entertainment which owns ticketmaster and the ceo of seatgeek will face questioning. in advanced written testimony provided to nbc news, joe burke told plans to tell congress

ticketmaster should have staggered sales for taylor swift tickets but will say ticketmaster was hit by cyberattacks during the sale which required the company to slow down and pause sales. still he defends the company, adding its performance in large on sales is the best in the industry. ♪♪ >> reporter: the backlash over the ticket rollout from fans was swift. one said if you try to log into ticketmaster all you get are error messages. swift slammed ticketmaster writing in part it's excruciating for me to watch mistakes happen with no recourse. the anti-hero singer isn't the only performer to take issue. with the ticket sales behemoth. zach brian titled his live album all my homies hate ticketmaster. nearly 30 years ago pearl jam tried to take on ticketmaster. boycotting the company and filing a grievance with the justice department.

>> i think that the senate and the politicians are going to want to see a sign that ticketmaster is going to be more willing to foster competition. >> reporter: senator amy klobuchar says fans are in a unique position to hold companies like ticketmaster accountable. >> i need to make antitrust sexy again. that sounds boring, but it sounds a lot more interesting when a taylor swift fan is putting it to music. >> reporter: moments ago in the hearing we did hear from live nation ceo saying he apologizes to taylor and they do need to be better. as far as real change to see senators say think of this as a catalyst and witnesses under oath could be helpful to the investigation. back to you guys. >> all right. savannah sellers on capitol hill. thanks. >>ead, guys, it's that time of year tax filing season has arrived. what you can deduct to the impact of inflation.

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great aunt, a cousin, a friend of a friend to gain access to netflix prepare for the pause button use is limited to us a household, but soon the streaming giant will start making sure that's the case, an unprecedented move for the industry >> reporter: whether you are binge-watching "wednesday" or catching up on "the crown," your netflix favorites will soon cost you more than friends' or parents' password. strooming gian netflix revealing the crackdown on password sharing is imminent and could press pause on an estimated 100 million plus viewers tuning in without paying up the new practice to begin rolling out by the end of march will be similar to recent test runs in latin american countries where viewers outside of the primary household had to create a subaccount to tune in for an additional $2 to $3 a month. compared to the $15.49 netflix hasn't said what the

price tag will be in the u.s. >> there will be current members unhappy with this move we will see folks come on as new subscribers essentially borrowers creating accounts or incremental monetization. >> reporter: the news broke last spring after netflix lost subscribers for the first time in more than a decade. it's a stark turnaround when the streaming giant encouraged users to share their accounts. >> y'all remember when netflix said love is sharing a password back in 2017 >> why now >> it's about getting subscriber growth back on track for the company. netflix held off as long as they could before they had to do that >> reporter: amid cooling demand an increasingly competitive industry, streamers have raised prices in recent months. netflix is the first to break the barrier on password sharing, it likely won't be the last. >> a lot of americans are tightening their belts. >> reporter: meantime, experts

say check who is utilizing you netflix account under the manage access tab log out specific devices and if you are looking for ways to save, consider a cheaper ad-supported subscription that many streamers offer and search for deals connected to credit cards and phone plans as big changes set in for the binge-watching business. >> all right so asking for a friend here. perhaps several friends. how can netflix actually tell if you are sharing that password? >> we should learn more details. when they launch the pay to share. netflix can perhaps ask you to verify your address, the device. they are looking at things like in-person address, device i.d., account activity that's a big one but by and large, netflix says we're really going after this in crackdown people persistently sharing the most repeat abusers when it comes to password sharing. >> they are coming for you. >> they are coming for us >> yes. >> and how many years in prison do you get kidding. time for everyone to get straight come clean before they come to

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west take a dip as we get into the weekend. 30s in buffalo, 30s in pittsburgh, new york city warms >> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a cold start but it is sunny, and we will also have a nice and mild afternoon. our temperatures do continue to warm up inland reaching into the mid-60s, but notice our weekend temperatures. it will get colder and eventually we'll see some rain coming in most likely happening by sunday into monday off and on showers, highs in the low 50s. and for san francisco expect a high of 60 today with a sunny sk guys next, the american men serving up history at the australian open, doing something we have not seen in more than 20 years. first, these messages. . n, doing something we have not seen in 20 years first, these messages. starts a party for your

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carson daly joining the party for today's can't miss. >> you are not going to want to miss the action at the australian open, perhaps they should call it the u.s. open south because americans have been thriving on the tennis court down in melbourne. >> so cool kelly cobiella has more. good morning it's been a long time since you have been able to say this. >> it has been a long time yeah, the future of u.s. men's tennis is looking very bright at this morning with three american men in the quarterfinals at the australian open for the first time since 2000. >> reporter: serving up aces and surprising the competition. >> look at that. >> reporter: tommy paul, sebastian korda and ben shelton. not since the days of andre agassi have so many men made it to the quarterfinals in a grand slam tournament. the youngest, 20-year-old ben

shelton from florida, only turned pro last year it's his first ever trip abroad and his first grand slam quarterfinal. >> i'm ready to go to battle either way, happy accepting the challenge and let's get after it again. come on! >> reporter: shelton fired off the fastest serve of the tournament so far, 142 miles an hour >> wow >> reporter: and he is facing another unseeded american, tommy paul from new jersey it's his first grand slam quarterfinals, too. >> there is going to be an american in the semis for sure. so i'm really excited for that >> reporter: an american men's player hasn't won a grand slam championship since 2003 when andy roddick won the u.s. open today ten american men are ranked among the world's top 50 players. and the u.s. women are making

strides, too jessica pegula playing in her third straight australian open quarterfinal this morning falling short against veteran player victoria azarenka. >> it hurts to beat her becaus i always want her to do well. >> reporter: pegula and coco gauff through to the doubles quarterfinals. but the fairy tale run ended for 22-year-old sebastian korda, forced to retire with a wrist injury he beat one of the world's best players friday, daniil medvedev. in straight sets to get here he and many more proving american tennis is on the rise >> shelton and paul play at 10:30 eastern time tonight guys, whoever wins, yes, there will be an american man in a semifinal, and that american man could face off against none other than novak djokovic. >> wow that would be a good one >> incredible. won the ncaa singles at the university of florida last year. he was coached by his dad blake shelton. >> shut up.

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a good morning for you. it is 7:56 right now. i'm marcus washington. happening now the town of half moon bay trying to come to grips with the unthinkable, the deadly mass shooting killing seven people. "today in the bay's" pete suratos live for us in half moon bay. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. we're live outside of that reunification center in half moon bay. no one is in it at the moment but folks are dropping off flowers in front of this location. as far as the shootings go, it took place yesterday and it took place at two mushroom growing operations. seven farmworkers dead, one injured. now the suspect is believed to have worked at one of those locations and was arrested by sheriff's deputies after he was located in their substation in his suv.

they believe he was there to surrender. he did act alone and the motive of the shootings is still unknown. we're live in half moon bay, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> pete, thank you. time to get a look at that forecast for you on this tuesday. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect this week. it's a chilly start. many areas inland are in the upper 30s. it will be a warmer afternoon. our valleys headed for the low 60s today and we'll continue the warming trend through thursday. the temperature starts to drop off and we're going to be awaiting some rain moving back into the bay area on sunday and it also continues into early next week. marcus? >> good to know. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, second shooting. this morning another california community reeling. this time in half moon bay, south of san francisco. at least seven people killed. a suspect now in custody. >> it seemed like a normal day for everyone, and then this tragedy happened. >> authorities looking for a motive as yet another tragedy unfolds. we're live with the latest. plus, storm on the move. tens of millions from new mexico to main under winter weather alerts making for a morning

mess around the country. what's in store? al's tracking it all. then, the fix is in. >> i am a millennial who is finally ready to buy a house but feeling very discouraged about the current market situation. >> with housing prices still on the rise, a look at how homebuyers are setting their sights on fixer-uppers. vicky nguyen has tips on how to avoid ending up with a money pit. and the nominees are -- oscar nominations out this morning. who made the cut? we will break it down as the race is officially on. today tuesday, january 24th, 2023. ♪♪ >> from boise, idaho, marietta, georgia, here for our birthday. >> i am going to be a grandma. >> hi to our four kids watching in wisconsin. ♪♪ >> from missouri. >> today mark turns 50! >> good morning to our friends and family in woodlands, texas. >> shout to my mom.

>> in morgantown, west virginia. >> who has been watching the "today" show for more than three decades. we love you! >> love you back. >> wow. morgantown. wbu. used to be a professor. welcome back. happy you are with us. it's a tuesday morning. >> a quick note about tomorrow on "today," do high prices at the grocery store have you done? we will reveal new ways to save as you shop, and they are saying you can't afford to miss this one. get it? >> got it. >> must be pretty good tips. a busy morning. let's get to our news at 8:00, guys. we begin with yet another tragic mass shooting in california. the second in the state in just three days. seven people dead in a small coastal town outside of san francisco. one other critically injured. miguel almaguer is in half moon bay with the very latest on this. hey, miguel, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. this is the first of two locations where the gunman

opened fire, taking seven lives and a ailgt eighth person is hospitalized at a nearby hospital. i want to show you some video of how this all came to an end. the 67-year-old suspect was found by a deputy sitting in his vehicle next to a gun just outside a sheriff's substation. he was surrounded by officers and taken into custody. the question is motive. it happened at 2:00 in the mompb on monday. fist one location here and then a mile or two away, more victims. investigators say they have more questions than answers. of course their focus will be on motive wrapping up the information in the days ahead. back to you in new york. >> miguel almaguer for us there. thank you. we have got some severe weather. tens of thousands in new england are without power this morning after a big winter storm brought up to a foot of snow in some

areas, snarled up the traffic. gave a lot of students a snow day off. for much of the country there is another storm on the way. al's all over this one. good morning. >> good morning. this is very complex. we have a lot of different weather to talk about. you can see it already firing up snow in the panhandle, oklahoma as well, parts of new mexico, heavy rain ahead of this system. we have got 58 million people under winter weather alerts from the southwest all the way to new england. 39 million under wind alerts and we've got severe weather to talk about tonight. this afternoon into tonight. 12 million people. and from victoria to the panhandle of florida we have a significant tornado risk for ef-2 or stronger tornados which would be really fast moving and overnight. those are twice as deadly. so here's what we look for as this storm system makes its way into the northeast. two to four inches lubbock, texas. five to ten in springfield, missouri, four to eight in st. louis, six inches in detroit. into the northeast, pittsburgh maybe picks up one to two, boston maybe three.

we may see the first appreciable snow in new york before it changes to rain. speaking of rain, heavy rain down through the gulf coast. could be some significant flooding, as well. besides those tornados. we are going monitoring this very closely over the next 24 hours. guys? >> thank you, al. now to this miraculous rescue at sea. down in the florida keys, it's gone viral on tiktok, dylan gartenmayor, he went missing after getting swept out in strong currents while free diving and spearfishing off a boat but after a desperate search b the coast guard and his family he was found three hours later the 22-year-old was found clutching a makeshift raft. >> oh, my god, dylan >> remarkable. dylan thinks he may have blacked out while underwater for nearly two minutes. we will have more on this incredible rescue when dylan and

his family join us tomorrow right here on "today." >> that's a miracle right there. >> those are the longest three hours of his life. wow. well, you know about the annual lists that offer up the most popular names for babies. did you know there's also a list for dog names? the american kennel club just announced the most popular dog names for 2023 here we go, females the number one name is luna followed by bella, daisy, lucy and willow. for male dogs, top name is max, then milo, cooper, charlie, and teddy. >> charlie made the list >> i know. i think i have some relatives who have a milo and a teddy. >> all right. we got our news covered. let's go for a boost the gymnastics program at the university of auburn is big time the team is led by olympic all-around gold medalist suni lee and with her is teammate derrian gobourne okay

derrian known for her electrifying floor routines, dance moves. this was her performance on friday it earned her an 9.95. >> wow >> but also approaching a 10 was the routine in the stands. okay, look at her brother, derek jr he is getting the fans psyched up and the sibling does more than cheer her on he helps choreograph her floor routine. >> i think he might be doing part of it right there. >> that is family love right there. >> that is awesome >> sign me up for paris. coming up, "popstart." big news from a comedy legend. what eddie murphy is saying about his plans for the future. and heading back on the road >> first though, a story tha all house hunters need to see. >> good morning, guys. are you looking to own a new piece of property? despite rising interest rates in now could be a good time, especially if you are looking for a fixer-upper. maybe blue not your kitchen

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we are back. 8:11 "today's" consumer with soaring real estate prices and mortgage prices highest in 15 years. costs more than ever to lock down the dream house >> that's right. so perhaps it's time to think about a fixer-upper. before you do this, nbc's senior consumer investigative correspondent vicky nguyen has got some helpful tips. >> good morning. we had some fun with this one. we went to florida popular home market. the experts tell us that even in a down market turnkey homes that are move-in ready rarely come down in price. they say actually the better value may be in the homes that need a little tlc. we will take you on one homebuyer's journey to find a perfect fixer-upper and we will give you tips to avoid ending up with a money pit >> i am a millennial who's finally ready to pie a house but feeling discouraged about the current market situation. >> reporter: frustrated would-be auto homebuyers taking to social media.

>> the market is insane. >> i thought about ten houses over the course of two weeks. >> reporter: a combination of high interest rates and low inventory are leaving many would-be buyers on the outside looking in last year, home prices hit a record high and the national association of realtors estimates the median home price will go up again this year to $386,000 the real estate experts say homebuyers may find more bang for their buck with a fixer-upper. >> i am starting to see house prices decrease in the houses that are fixer-upper. >> reporter: ethan is a real estate agent in florida. >> in south florida we are seeing turnkey homes that are a million plus and this house that we are standing in is half the price of that. >> reporter: i joined him and his client joe as they looked at fixer-uppers near west palm beach, florida joe's budget $450,000 plus an extra 100,000 for repairs. ready to take a look >> certainly am. >> reporter: this three-bedroom home despite cosmetic issues, older

appliances and interesting wall paper it is in pretty good shape except - >> the windows we get big hurricanes in florida. replacing these windows with impact windows is vital for up to code and that could leave you spending 50 to 70 grand for the house. >> reporter: the asking price $490,000 next this three-bedroom home in a popular neighborhood >> come on in, guys. >> reporter: it needs a lot of work. >> definitely rough compared to the last one i mean, i really don't think i could work with most of that kitchen or it would be a big project to undertake >> all of these floorboards aren't put together. this closet as well. there's also a discoloration >> reporter: lots of things can be fixed up inside of a house. this one i noticed there is a busy road over the backyard wall. >> you can't change the location of the house having a busy road in your backyard over the wall is not something a buyer may want. >> reporter: it's $525,000 this four-bedroom home joe, first impression?

>> yeah, so i love the floors. that is something that i am after. the fact that there is a lot of light in the sunroom, i could see that being a perfect office for me. >> reporter: the floors may need to be refinished and the backyard has seen better days. >> i can see it says i can't use the sink >> at disclosed there is an active leak in the vanity. >> reporter: the asking price $469,000 >> welcome back to moonlight manor. >> reporter: michelle started renovating homes as a hobby during the pandemic. and documents the projects on social media what should homebuyers look for? >> stains in the ceiling if you can access the attic or any crawl space up above there, look to make sure there is nothing wet up, there signs of mold. >> reporter: water damage is a big red flag the roof needs repairs or placing that could be a $100,000 fix she also say shop for salvage or secondhand items. try to reuse materials from home itself when it comes to lumber -- >> look for local lumberyards,

old saw mills is what we go to lumber is cheaper. it is usually old growth lumber. >> reporter: finally, expect the unexpected >> build in a 20%, 25% additional amount of money just for the things that pop up along the way. >> reporter: because they always do >> yes, they always do. >> and michelle says know your limitations. if you can't do it yourself, find a licensed contractor, talk to their references and see their previous work in person if you can. when you are getting quotes, don't always go with the cheapest one you want the most reliable person and as for joe, by the way, he said by far his favorite home was the last one that we visited. he was going to put in an offer. get this that very day that we were there, the home went into contract that's how quickly they are going. you've got to be ready to go he has been looking for seven or eight months market. once he find that perfect fixer-upper, he is in. >> even if you get a quote from

a contractor you should he knows the market. once he finds that perfect fixer-upper, he is in. >> even if you get a quote from a contractor you should have a little pad, right? like expected to go up those prices end up going up >> anywhere from 25 to honestly 40% just to have a buffer. you don't have to pay it all at once know it's not likely to stick to that exact cost. >> great tips. >> thank you. >> don't open a wall you don't have to open. >> oh, yeah. >> you don't want to unearth any new problems. >> are you speaking from experience >> yeah. i don't want to know. >> paint over it. al, what you got >> prepare for the contractor to disappear for a month or two in the end, you want to kiss me full on the lips fantastic. take a look. today we are watching down here in the southern plains where we've got this storm system developing that's going to cause a lot of problems the next 24 to 48 hours. temperatures are going to be awfully chilly in the northern plains, the upper midwest, 40s and 50s down in the southeast. nothing warm except in southern texas. 30s in the northeast for today heavy snow developing

in the plains. 58 million people under winter weather advisories and watches and warnings as this system moves in it's going to change the outlook of this map. meantime, sunshine today through the upper midwest, sunny and mild through the southeast severe storms firing up down through the gulf coast and our friends out west nice and dry with plenty of sunshine and good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a cold start this morning and still breezy, but the wind will be calming down today and temperatures headed up. inland area, low 60s and cold again tonight, dropping into the upper 30s. the next couple days look nice and mild with sunshine. for the weekend, we'll see rain returning and temperatures going down with inland temperatures only reaching into the low 50s. trying to decide, is this suit merlot, plum? >> wine color.

>> burgundy? >> meantime -- >> but if you are talking fashion -- >> oh, the leather. >> hoda has leather. >> i think you guys look nice together with these colors. >> ooh >> like a wine tasting. >> yeah. we're getting into "popstart." >> go ahead. did you have dinner with hoda last night and she spilled on you? >> well -- >> first up on "popstart," savannah, the roger federer. we have a first look at a documentary that follows the tennis legend from late 2020 through his retirement while he is secretly apparently participating as a model for an art installation in venice have a look how the artist pulled off this transformation. >> cast and skin, one of the figures and one of the figures among the seven will be roger federer. >> in the beginning it was, oh, this is different.

this is fun. >> people will encounter six figures, camouflaged as clouds. >> it's about hugo and the figures more than it's about roger federer, is hanging up this church. >> my gosh. >> how about that? >> what is going on? >> we have to watch it in slow-mo. >> did you know that your guy -- >> no, i had no idea. >> art model now >> you should go. >> maybe we should do some further investigation. >> the further investigation says that hugo, the artist, in the middle of doing a piece and the roger piece came in. but i don't have time to make this happen for this venice art festival so i'll insert you into the piece. >> wow >> that's how it goes. roger saying this new experience gave me the chance to push myself out of my comfort zone and open my eyes to learn the intricate processes of creating art. "portrait of a champion" premiers on cnbc.com. >> you know roger never tells me anything

i had no idea. >> that life-sized cutout in your home -- >> exactly that's not even a joke. >> not even a joke next up, eddie murphy, the iconic stand-up, obviously, has his face in the mount rushmore of comedy thanks to moments like this from our favorite 1983 "delirious." >> the ice cream man is coming you catch all that running down the street, top ice cream! speed. chasing the cris ice cream truck going -- ice cream! ice cream man always drove an extra block. i know he seen us. i think he just being in the car with his friends watch me see how fast. >> i know. wow. what's happening here? >> i love it want a lick? psych! [ laughter ] >> that was the best

the story goes on that fans have been waiting for eddie to return to the stage since he said in 2019 he had plans to do that looks like that long awaited tour will happen he was doing an interview with "entertainment tonight" in canada and hinting at the fact that he has been working on the act. >> i want to have a show that reflects everything. my entire experience i had and everything that i do, i want to see that it's like how do i get that on stage. that's what i'm trying to figure out. >> please figure it out. yes. fingers crossed for that. next up, ben affleck and matt damon, what do they have in common with this basketball giant? >> jordan and pippen they do it defensively michael jordan the takeoff and the crush! >> oh, my. that is quite a drive by jordan. >> classic moment there. they are working on a movie about jordan's iconic air jordans and his partnership with nike the project is called "air."

amazon studios revealing the release date, april 5th. that's coming up here is how the studio describes the film about the career defining gamble of an unconventional team with everything on the line the uncompromising vision of a mother who knows the worth of her son's immense talent and the basketball phenom who would become the greatest of all time. affleck directing it jason bateman is in. chris tucker, viola davis. >> you know what is fascinating? he wasn't going to go with nike. reebok, if you remember, in the early '80s, was the brand. and his parents said to m.j., take the meeting go out there and take the meeting. >> wow. >> takes the meeting and the rest is history. >> didn't know that. >> cool. >> who is the exec at reebok >> i know. >> drom dropped that ball. wrapping up this "popstart." one more legend, stevie nicks. good news if you have been dying -- ♪

>> live because stevie hitting the road with a co-headlining show back in november. there was going to be two acts, stevie nicks and billy joel. she has announced to fans that she is going to do solo dates for the 2023 tour. they kick off in seattle on march 15 she will go across the country, wrap up in louisville, kentucky, in late june if you want to see her and she missed it, that's coming up. presale tickets drop this thursday. >> my gosh, cool >> legends in "popstart" today. >> yes chockful "popstart." >> 120 pounds. coming up, complete coverage and reaction from this morning's oscar nominations. of course, we will talk about the snubs. as we always do. and plus, the recipe for an ultimate cold weather comfort food we are talking about creamy stuffed shells you are going to want to make tonight first, your local news and weather. ♪

good morning. it's 8:26. i'm bob redell. in the shooting at half moon bay, one victim remains in critical condition. the suspect is cooperating. the suspect is expected to appear in court tomorrow afternoon. we just learned that the sheriff's office will hold a news conference at 9:15 and we'll bring ta to you live. seven people died in two separate locations in half moon bay, all tied to a local

mushroom farm. yesterday authorities detained the suspect. he was found parked in his cash at the sheriff's substation in half moon bay. investigators believe he may have been preparing to turn himself in. to let's look at forecast. >> chilly temperatures around the bay area, but it is nice and sunny. we have a great view of the golden gate bridge from our tower camera. not a cloud in the sky. we'll see that continue with our temperatures today headed for the low 50s, san jose 62, and 62 in hayward and up to 66 degrees in santa rosa. more mild days ahead, but it turns cooler for the weekend and rain moving in by sunday.

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♪ 8:30 now it is a tuesday morning. tues-yay sweeping across the nation. it is gray. >> pre-hump day. >> i love a tuesday. this crowd, it's not the biggest we ever had -- >> but the mightiest mighty crowd. >> we got a 50th birthday in the back folks from morgantown. >> texas in the house over here. >> we got a lot to celebrate, y'all. coming up, don't blame the

messenger, tax season is here. stephanie ruhle says you will notice big changes on this year's forms she wants to get us ready for when we file. let's not talk about taxes let's talk about food. a great easy week night meal, how about one that both the grown-ups and kids will go nuts for? jocelyn delk adams standing by to share this ultimate comfort food. >> my food crush. also, guys, the oscar races. the oscar races getting underway with this morning's reveal of the nominees we will run through the list of stars, the list of snubs with the guy who probably knows these films better than anybody. dave karger has literally seen all of them. we have even got more oscar buzz in the third hour. tomorrow detective elliott stabler, christopher meloni, we will talk about his role we will get into it. >> have to. >> is it on? >> it's on. >> it's on like donkey kong. >> i saw the promo it's on. >> look at that. >> right there on the credits. >> i know. i love it. look at it our makeup artist, right there. >> the shout out.

>> isn't it awesome? >> she is in the episode. >> sonia garcia. >> her credit is over the iconic image on - >> it's also edna's moment. mr. roker? >> stabler is getting it on with edna. >> ooh >> what is happening you are like walking right on the line. >> she is engaged. >> ooh >> not married yet anyway, let's show you what is going on your weather, severe storms down through the gulf, heavy snow through the plains sunshine out west. sunny and mild here in the southeast. and then tomorrow snow developing through the great lakes, new england and the northeast. severe storms mid-atlantic into the southeast. below average highs out west through the four corners and rockies. that's what's going on around n the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we are going to see slightly warmer temperatures for the inland areas, and that

warming trend continues until thursday when we start to see temperatures cooling off after that point. it's going to be a chilly weekend, more clouds moving in on saturday, and sunday we're expecting the arrival of our next round of rain. scattered showers continue into monday. look how much colder it's going to be. >> and that is your latest weather. >> all right al, thank you. >> you are canceled. >> you are still here. >> he is un-canceled. coming up next, we are talking taxes with steph ruhle the changes you need to know about when you are getting ready to file, especially if you are using venmo or a cash app. first, this is "today" on nbc. app. first, this is "today" on nbc.

8:35 this morning "on your money," tax filing season is upon us. >> stephanie ruhle is up early with us. >> other people are talking stuffed shells and oscars. tax time >> guess what. the irs officially opened the window this week to file your taxes >> file your taxes >> you are like, what window all right. here to break it down, we've got stephanie ruhle. we came off the rails there for a second it was al's fault! okay what is new about the forms that we may see >> let's start with the w-2 form that's the form you get sent by your employer which tells you how much you got paid, how much they took out. it's going to be shorter this year because they consolidated it just some of the boxes nothing to be concerned about. the bigger one to be concerned about is the 1099 form that's for people who are freelance workers. this year you will see some added provisions if you were paid on venmo or one

of those other cash apps, keep your eyes peeled for most of us we are not going to have to pay taxes this year on them. not like if you paid me in venmo over dinner, no, no. this is if you were really working. you are going to have to pay next year, not this year not for everybody. some people in some states if you receive more than $20,000 in payments or 200 transactions, you may owe on that venmo. so just keep your eyes peeled. >> that's a biggie you are not going to have to pay this year but see if you are getting tracked, basically. >> yes. >> how have the tax brackets changed? >> your marginal tax bracket or tax bracket has gone up slightly, which is normal. remember your marginal tax rate moves in steps so, for example, if we were a couple and made $100,000 a year, we would pay 12% tax on our first $20,000, but up to $83,000 it moves up to 22% what you need to do is go on irs.gov and see your highest marginal tax rate.

that's how you will know where things really went up. >> if we were a couple, we would have really fun parties and invite hoda to every one. >> talk about inflation. it's a bummer. it impacted a lot of people's taxes. >> it has. but in this one fo a slight positive. an increased standard deduction. might feel like increase no, no, no it's a good thing. for those of us who have straightforward taxes, not a lot of write-offs, don't run a small business, it means you will get a increase, reduced in your taxable income for most of us you will see a bigger standard deduction between $400 and $800. depending on how you file. so that's a good thing. >> the final panel what else do you need to know? >> tax day, you have three extra days. >> woo >> let's have a party. >> not a huge party. >> this is just because a holiday and a weekend. three days, that ain't three

months you still owe the money. some people say, but isn't there a backlog? the backlog is on the irs' side when they are getting refunds to you. they have kind of cleared that up so you need to make sure you are paying or filing at least on time and you should be getting that return pretty timely. here is an important and negative one some tax provisions we have gotten used to, expanded child tax credit, that's gone away you may not get as big a refund as you thought for new parents, you are going to get some tax credit you need to go to taxadvocate.irs.gov to check it out. >> if you file late, a lot of people file an extension. is that good or bad? >> it's okay you need to make sure you let the government know i'm filing late and you estimate what you think you owe and you send that money in if you just say i'm going to look at it until august, don't do that. you are going to owe fees and fines. imagine that on top of your taxes.

you don't want that. >> no, you don't. >> wasn't that fun >> you really made it sizzle thank you. for more on tax and money tips check out our website today.com/onthemoney. carson >> all that tax talk made us starving with a beautiful easy meal, comforting jocelyn delk adams, fantastic, give you a recipe to warm you up give you a recipe to warm you up even on the coldest winter ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system.

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let's get into delicious meal. what are you making for us >> we are going to do some rotisserie chicken stuffed shells we start with a rough chop of the garlic cut off the stem and go down this, like really quickly. >> when you said rotisserie, do i have to make a chicken or can you buy one? >> you can buy a rotisserie chicken. makes it so much easier. cut all the time so we are going to do a rough chop of that and get to the sauce. we add in heavy cream. nice sizzle. then we add in parm. we want to make this thick and creamy, right? we have got some creole seasoning. that's where you get that kick and some italian seasoning it's a mash-up, right? we whisk that together we bring that to a simmer to get that to get nice and thick then we are going to work on this rotisserie chicken. you can easily shred this with two forks, use your hands, or i have a nice trick.

i use a hand mixer. >> what? >> yes get a big bowl throw that chicken in and use the hand mixer. >> and the meat falls off the bone >> falls off, shreds it perfectly in a couple of minutes. it's crazy easy. i have a quick tiktok on it, too. >> you have the sauce, the chicken has been pulled off the bone now everything sits for a second. >> so we add our chicken into some ricotta we have broccoli to get some veggies in here. i also like to sub in some spinach. we've got some onions. we've got some more parm because, hey, we have to have that. >> this is like a broccoli cheese vibe which is a comfort food when it's cold out. >> yes then add in a little bit more creole we mix that together you get that nice and smooth then here we have got our filling. >> how did craig and al do this? >> come on

when you got kids -- >> talk about the ziploc trick. >> okay. most people don't have a piping bag at home you can get one of these bags, resealable bag, snip off the end. once you add in everything, and then it just comes right out >> we can handle that. >> you want to try >> yes, let's do it. >> fill this you have cooked your pasta and you are going to pipe this right inside you want to try it >> i sure do >> go for it so easy. >> fill the treasure. >> don't get intimidated, craig, you can use a spoon. make it easy. >> jocelyn, how long >> so once we have those filled we put that on top of our sauce. >> are those pasta shells precooked? >> yes we cooked them already they are ready to go we let them kind of come to room temperature and we are adding them on top of the sauce we prepped earlier. pop these in we are going to add cheese on top and bake them for about 20

minutes until it's nice and bubbly and delicious. >> you know what it's good for kids and you hid a little broccoli in there i like that. >> as much green as possible oh, yeah it's fun. >> ahead of time >> yes, you can totally prep this ahead of time put it in the refrigerator and bake it. >> a guilt-free thing, too it's not a giant lasagna with 18 layers. >> nice and cozy >> thank you so much more recipes in the next hour, by the way again find the ingredients with one click. scan the qr code or head to today.com/table. we want to mention "today" earns a commission from purchases. next, a big morning. where is dave? he is watching the oscar noms. we will have the nominations, reveals momentarily. let's go maverick! so good. >> first, this is "today" on nbc.

all right. we're going to chat about the oscar nominations unfolding as we speak. first, al, let's celebrate some birthdays. >> the smucker's jar goes to, first up, happy 100th birthday to add lied of rockland, massachusetts. she helped start the town's visiting nurse program. daniel mcneill from cortland, new york. an active guy, 100, served our country during world war ii and we salute you for your service, sir. 100th birthday to adeline of punta gorda, florida. played piano her entire life and composed 25 songs. gilda of brooklyn, new york, a competitive lady at 100. her friends at the senior center like to call her the cardshark. lizette chambers of detroit, michigan, she is 100. her secret to longevity? a glass of bourbon every now and then. she and craig ought to get

together. and a special duo. elizabeth and marie of stoneham, massachusetts. these two met when they were just 5 years old. they have been friends for 95 years. happy birthday to you two. and there you go. there is your birthdays. guys? >> all right. early bird day in hollywood. they are announcing the oscar nominations for 2023. it's happening in this moment. >> this is like watching steve kornacki or election night. dave karger is here. you are checking boxes. they are in your ear. they are telling you. >> they just finished. what do you want to know? >> best supporting actor. >> a little bit of a surprise. lining with people that we knew would be nominated like brendan gleeson and banshees on inisherin" and ke huy quan the comeback story from "everything everywhere all at once," they nominated brian tyre hen way in causeway where he stars opposite jennifer lawrence. it hasn't gotten a ton of attention.

he is terrific. he is going from the tv show atlanta. he is great. >> and judd hirsch? >> yes. >> you expected that? >> that's like 40 years since his last nomination. that's a record-breaking moment there. >> supporting actress? >> angela bassett for "black panther." the first time anyone has been nominated for a marvel movie. up against hong chau in "the whale." and "everything everywhere all at once" got a ton of nominations, jamie lee curtis and stephanie hsu. jamie lee curtis the first time. >> best actor. >> sure. we knew that austin butler would get in there for "elvis," colin farrell, brendan fraser and bill nighy. tom cruise, tom hanks? no. paul mescal is in the tv show "normal people." he is wonderful in a small

independent film called "aftersun." it's a father/daughter story. he is just terrific in it so i'm just happy for him. >> best actress. >> we have some surprises here. alongside cate blanchett in "tar" and also michelle yeoh from "everything everywhere all at once" and michelle williams, "the fablemans," everyone knew those would be in there. ana de armas who played marilyn monroe in "blonde" that dominated the razzie awards for the worst movie of the year. but she did a wonderful performance as marilyn monroe. and then andrea riseborough, a british act rows in to leslie that no one has seen that made $30,000. but there was this "a"-list campaign amongst a lot of her famous friends and she is wonderful in the movie. edward norton, jane fonda, all these people started tweeting on instagram about how great she was and look what happened. >> wow! any snubs? >> there were. no viola davis there.

>> oh, no. >> for "the woman king" and danielle detwiler from "till" gave a breakout performance. unfortunately, the casualty of this strong last-minute campaign by andrea riseborough. >> incredible, too. >> let's talk about best picture. this is the big kahuna. >> "all quiet on the western front" is the movie that got a ton of nominations. it's playing on netflix. a remake of the 1930 version. won best picture. that got a lot of nominations along with avatar, "the banshees of inisherin," "elvis," "the fablemans," steven speilberg, "top gun" which will be a big player, "triangle of sadness," which is a crazy european film and "women talking." that was the last. the ones that did not get in. "black panther." the first did but not the second. "glass onion: a knives out mystery" didn't make it in,

"babylon" and "the woman king." >> do you have a director? i know it wasn't on the cheat sheet. we're still waiting. >> they can tell me in my ear. i'm sure people like the daniels who directed "everything everywhere all at once" and also steven speilberg i am sure is in there unless i have egg on my face. i would be surprised if they are not. >> you are our guru. >> that's incredible. there were so many nomination for best picture. do they usually have that many? it's lot. >> they started a new rule where it was a mandatory ten. in the past few years it was mathematical where it would be between five and ten and usually there were eight or nine. with that mandatory ten, i think that helped a proof like "women talking" or "triangle of sadness." one of the movies to sneak in the extra spot. >> so much to get the nominations. why not have ten? >> right. underscore jamie lee curtis. i can't believe after all these years her first oscar nomination. >> she and angela bassett are going to vie for that. two veterans, neither whom have won an oscar. it will be a great moment. >> really cool. thank you. you are the best.

>> anytime. a lot more on the nominees, including ke huy quan will join us live on the "3rd hour." first, a check of your local news and weather. . the "3rd hr." oufi

good morning. it is 8:56. i'm kris sanchez. we are following two breaking news stories at this hour, first the deadly shooting rampage in half moon bay, seven people died in two separate locations yesterday as you likely know.

the victims are all tied to a local mushroom farm. one victim remains in critical condition and the suspected gunman is in custody. several families are waking up at a nearby reunification center where they are still sheltered for the night after the gunfire. the news conference is set to happen at 9:15 on this investigation. this is the suspect. we'll bring that to you live. also right now, 49ers charles omenihu has been

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