good morning. thanks for starting your weekend with us. protesters have taken to the votes overnight nationwide after the release of the videos showing the memphis police officers beating tyre nichols. >> despite it, it is remaining peaceful. it is saturday, january 28th. this is "today." >> memphis police release video of the beating of tyre nichols by five officers. the confrontation and chase and horrifying beating and

excruciatingly long wait for medical help. overnight, protesters taking to the streets from memphis to new york to l.a. we are live on the scene. rising middle east tension. two people wounded in jerusalem overnight after police say this were shot by a palestinian gunman. this after a day where seven were killed in a separate attack. retaliation for a deadly israeli raid. grieving husband and father or cold blooded killer? new video released in the murder trial of alex murdaugh showing him talking to police in the moments after the killings. all that plus finding a new joy. marie kondo, the woman who turned the art of decluttering into a moment, is embracing the mess along with three kids. why she is making the sweeping

changes. today, saturday, january 28th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. welcome to "today." we thank you for joining us on saturday morning. some weekends we get to start with joyful news. this one is a tough one. videos from memphis are heartbreaking and horrific. >> the entire nation wraching. we want to get to the news with memphis police releasing videos showing the beating of nichols. the videos showing the officers tasing and beating and pepper praying the 29-year-old. they are excruciating to watch as the police chief describing them as heinous. >> and this as protesters are

trying to understand the senseless brutality. we have sam brock on the ground in memphis this morning. sam, good morning. >> reporter: peter and kristen, good morning. they blocked a portion of interstate 55 and overnight, we saw marches from new york to san francisco which was almost all peaceful. we saw five former police officers with violence on tyre nichols. the last words we hear him screaming out is mom. the series of images are disturbing to see. this morning, memphis still reeling after the shocking police footage. showing the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols at the hands of five former police officers. the alarming escalation as officers yank nichols out of the

car. we do not see what was the initial traffic stop. as they force him to the ground, nichols appears to comply with the orders. >> i'm trying to go home. >> reporter: confused, he alludes a taser and runs. then a roughly eight-minute pursuit before body camera showing the capture. in a heart wrenching moment, he calls for his mom who is only three houses away. >> mom! >> reporter: screaming for help. police appear to douse his face in pepper spray again and again. nichols' mother rowvaughn. >> for a child calling for them

in their need? did you know how i feel? >> reporter: families everywhere forced to reckon with the inhumanity. all african american officers in a special unit called scorpion pinning down nichols. and kicking him on the ground. moments later, another officer with a baton lashes the man. nichols looking iincapacitated. they throw haymakers to his face. from the medical help administered more than 20 minutes appears to lapse. all five officers were fired within days and charged with second-degree murder less than three weeks later with the attorneys for two saying they plan on pleading not guilty. benjamin crump calling this a

template for other cities. with peaceful protests in memphis, new york and d.c. and boston among other places -- >> we want justice. >> reporter: a wounded nation confronting a man who loved sun sets and photography and his mother could be deeply stolen from his family. there are more developments overnight. the shelby county sheriff said what were relieved of the duties. it is not clear what was their role. five police officers and two emts have been fired. as for the scorpion unit, it is disbanded or inactive for the time being. back to you. >> iinexcusable. sam brock, thank you. >> this case rocked the city of memphis and the nation as a whole. why does it keep happening? can the people of memphis trust the police ever again? we want to begin and bring in

memphis city council member carlyle. our thoughts are with you. thank you for joining us. we know you have been bracing for the video for weeks and now the community has seen it. what was your reaction and how is the community coping this morning? >> peter and kristen, thanks for having me. i wish it were under better circumstances. the community is reeling and processing the graphic disturbing images for people we entrust upholding the safety and protecting our communities. it is a significant violation of that trust. >> council member, i want to ask about the scorpion unit. the quick response unit that is used to target organized crime or, perhaps, gangs as well. we heard from our reporter on the ground, it has now been inactivated. do you think that should be permanent? the scorpion unit should be

eliminated entirely? how do you rebuild trust in your community? >> we need to do our jobs as policymakers and legislate others to create something positive. justice doesn't end at the courthouse steps. it is our responsibility. the scorpion unit was the brainchild of the chief and mayor to respond with good intentions. like many cities post covid, we have crime and carjackings and theft. it goes back to the saying that all roads lead to hell are paved with good intentions. we have a right to review the policies to ensure they don't happen again. >> council member, one moment that makes it unique is the accused officers charged before the video was ever released. should that be a template moving forward for police brutality

cases? >> every state and every municipality and jurisdiction has their own laws that can dictate how these things proceed. i certainly think the positive here is the speed in which government even tys coordinated to work together to demonstrate that justice would not be delayed and timed the release of the video. i would just say i hate that it took, you know, 50 years of sacrifice of the civil rights movement to rodney king to this point and george floyd to get to where police departments needed to be held to the community at large. i'm pleased with the internal investigation and the way it was brought to the public. >> memphis city council member, chase carlyle. thank you very much. we want to turn now to carman best. the retired police chief in

seattle. chief best, through the videos as you see, you hear the officers demanding this tyre nichols comply. it appears he is doing that. nonetheless, they tase and beat him repeatedly. what should have happened in this situation? >> good morning, kristen and peter. obviously, you know, on a traffic stop like this, you would expect there to be a dialogue and then maybe a citation for the alleged offense. the fact immediately and no time at all yanked him out of the vehicle and lay hands on and even as he was relatively compliant, they were still aggressive. obviously, this should not have happened. this is why they were immediately terminated. >> chief best, i want to go back to the scorpion unit.

peter asked the council member about the elite unit. as more and more retire, we see younger officers join the ranks. in this case, officers ranging from ages 24 to 32. are these units nationwide being properly trained? what needs to change moving forward? >> that is a great question, kristen. i think there is a place for plain clothes units and targeting particular areas with high crime or violence incidents happening and drug dealing or type of human trafficking. that said, there has to be extremely high level of accountability where people go into the units. they need to be well vetted and trained and monitored and supervised. we heard a supervisor wasn't on scene at any point in this inn instance. that is a failure to the public

and detriment to the officers. i think there is a place for it, but it has to be a high level of accountability with units like that. >> retired police chief carmen best of seattle. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> as we said, the nation was watching, including president biden who spoke with tyre nichols' parents on friday expressing condolences. we have monica alba at the white house with the angle. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. president biden did watch the video saying he was deeply pained to see the beating that resulted in tyre nichols' death and leaving the people outraged. the president urged people to remain peaceful and joining nichols' mother and stepfather. writing violence is destructive.

the president reflected at what is at stake in terms of how the nation responds and what could happen in the aftermath of the images released to the public. >> it has a lot to do with whether or not we are the country we say we are. that we are a country of law and order and means by which we can peacefully protest. let the courts make the judgment. >> reporter: earlier on friday, the president did speak by phone with mr. nichols' family. there are no words to describe the hard break of losing a young child. mr. biden said he will continue to push for police reform on capitol hill. beyond what he has been able to do through executive action. for what is next? the president stressed a swift and full and transparent investigation. kristen and peter. >> the question of police reform continues to be a key focus here in washington. monica alba, thank you for the

report. now to another shocking video. this one the vicious attack on paul pelosi late last year. the intruder armed with a rammer. warning. many of you may find this disturbing. gadi schwartz has the latest. >> drop the hammer. >> reporter: a sudden attack captured on police body cam. video showing the moment paul tell was knocked unconscious and struck with a hammer in his home. >> what's going on? >> everything's good. >> hi. drop the hammer. >> nope. >> what is going? whoa! >> reporter: according to case evidence, the chain of events started at 2:00 a.m. security video shows david

depape break into the home. paul calls 911. trying to communicate and the intruder looking for his wife without and tag nicing. >> i have a problem. >> okay. call us back. >> no, no, no. this gentleman came into the house. he wants to wait for my wife to come home. >> do you know who the person is? >> no, i don't know. he is telling me he is not to do anything. he is telling me to put the phone down and do what he says. okay? >> reporter: shortly after, pelosi said he wants him to get off the phone. two officers arrived for a welfare check. pelosi holding a glass. pelosi rushed to the hospital with the skull fracture and w depape broke in to inter great

nancy pelosi. >> i guess what was your intention to go there to make her change her ways? >> umm, well, i was going to hold her hostage and talk to her. >> hold other hostage? >> and talk to her. if she [ bleep ] lied. >> reporter: the release comes after a petition of coalition of press organizations, including nbc news, was granted by a judge over the objections of prosecution and defense. on capitol hill, nancy pelosi speaking about the release. >> i have no intention of seeing the deadly assault on my husband's life. >> reporter: as her husband continues to recover from the attack. >> kristen and peter, depape is facing attempted murder and elder abuse. he has pleaded not guilty. his public defender is doubling

down on the public release of the evidence saying it could feed unfounded theories in the case. kristen and peter. >> gadi, thank you. i'm happy to say i saw him in washington, d.c. he was in good shape and spirits. he is well now. >> everyone is thankful for that. incredible given what he endured. we want to turn to the middle east where there was more violence overnight. authorities say two people were wounded by a palestinian shooter near the old city in jerusalem. this came a day after a gunman killed seven people outside a synagogue. on thursday, a raid killed nine palestinians in the west bank. antony blinken will arrive on thursday for a scheduled visit. we now turn to somara theodore for the weather check. >> we are in full winter effect. we have winter alerts and

advisories and warnings for 19 million people impacted. take a look at the snow totals from salt lake city to casper and waterloo and detroit and chicago. 5 inches of snow. it is not just of the snow, but cold. these are current temperatures this morning. in grand forks, the windchill is negative 36 degrees. rapid city feeling like 4. omaha at 23. 10 degrees is what it feels like in milwaukee. . and a good morning from san francisco. this is a live look over salesforce tower. this is a live picture showing us all of the fog that is hanging around. we have some limited visibility in several parts of the bay area including oakland and into the north bay, even stretching parts into livermore and the central valley. temperatures are very chilly

this morning, 34 in santa rosa, and that's the look at the local forecast. back to you. >> somara, thank you. still to come, new video of the high profile south carolina attorney accused of killing his wife and son. what he said to police in the moments after the killings. plus, she became a huge star for teaching people how to keep their homes tidy. now marie kondo says her home is a mess. we will tell you why she is just fine wit

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peter. so many major headlines in a week that started with unthinkable tragedy yet again. mass shootings rocked california. in monterey park, a gunman killed 11 others celebrating the lunar new year. it could have been worse if not for a hero who wrestled away the suspect's gun at another dance hall. the shooter later died by suicide. in half moon bay, seven people were shot on mushroom farms. a string of tornadoes ripped across the south leaving behind a trail of destruction. >> residents out surveying the wreckage. >> the back windows blew out of the house. we started seeing stuff flying. >> homes and businesses throughout the region in pieces.

the superintendent for virginia's newport news school district lost his jobless than three weeks where a teacher was shot by a student. >> the school ignored multiple warnings the day of the shooting that the 6-year-old had a gun. >> they did not remove the student from the classroom. the administration failed to act. >> the spokesperson for the district cannot comment on the upcoming lawsuit because of the investigation is still ongoing. u.s. skier shiffrin skied in the record books. >> victory number 83. >> world cup victory number 83. the winningest alpine skier ever. she is four away from breaking the record men or women which belonged to inga stenmark.

and caught on camera, a spear fisher man swept to sea and rescued by his family. he appeared on "today" with his mom to talk about the rescue. >> took the whole family to come together within seconds. that's our baby. in hawaii, people watching the surf contest were caught in the waves. everyone was okay. this north carolina man celebrated his 98th birthday by sky diving. he plans to do it again when he turns 100 in two years. >> my advice to anyone, if god blesses you and gives you the number of years that he has given me, burn out your life living. you will never regret it.

>> a couple more things about roy. he was an understudy to be a clown in the ringling bros. and barnum & bailey at the start of world war ii. he can do a pushup. i can't. >> he has plans for his 100th birthday. he hasn't had a physical in 15 years. >> his only medication, joe, is the good lord and black coffee. >> sounds like good advice. a lot of fun. still to come, do you spend a lot of your day sitting down? we will tell you why you need to keep moving. later in "popstart," did

good morning, thanks for joining us on this saturday, january 28th. i'm kira klapper. hundreds of people gathered last night for a vigil for healing in half moon bay. candles and flowers surrounding the community members standing together in prayer and in hope. several speakers shared messages of solidarity for the seven men and women who lost their lives. for the surviving victims still healing in the hospital, and for a community that's been working in the shadows for far too long. others demanding change. >> there's so many things we need to do like we should like

understand each other no matter what your background is. your job, your color or language ability. >> the city of half moon bay has organized several events to help the community process the tragedy. the next one will be a memorial and candlelight procession on tuesday. we have put together a page of information on how to help all the victim of the tragedy. go to nbcbayarea.com/supporthmb. cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast on this final weekend of the month. >> it is the final couple of days of january, and we're starting off with something we haven't talked in a little while, the fog and the dense fog around the bay area. right there towards the bottom of your screen we have some fog

rolling in. also rolling in pretty thick in the east bay, this is dublin, and some cars going over 580, please be careful of that, and not only in the interior, but along the east bay shoreline too, look at down to about half a mile in oakland, quarter of a mile in hayward and the north bay. coupled with it are very cold temperatures. 34 in santa rosa, almost freezing there and 46 in martinez with some low 40s in san mateo and down here in san jose as well. 38 degrees in scotts valley. the next couple of hours are going to be different. it's a calm saturday around the bay area. those clouds will start to move in, which will bring us trace amounts of rain on sunday. that's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. we'll see you then. also coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," we have new details in the attack on paul pelosi. new video and 911 calls showing the moment police arrived to investigate. we'll have that, plus all your

other top stories and cinthia's full forecast coming up at 7:00 . we hope to see you then. right now back to the "today" show.

hello! oh, my god! >> we've arrived. disrupters have assembled. >> we are back on this saturday morning. january 28th, 2023. that's a scene from "glass onion." it is streaming on netflix. according to the streaming records, it is now the most viewed film in a week surpassing "wonder woman 1984" and "hocus

pocus." a lot of people spent vacation watching movies. peter, it is a must see. >> i need to see the first. >> they are worth the watch. we want to get to the news this morning and headline is the protesters marching in the streets across the country following the release of the chilling beating of tyre nichols in memphis. the marches mostly peaceful in memphis with several blocking the interstate 55 bridge that carries traffic across the mississippi river. in new york city, hundres marched in times square chanting no justice, no peace. and in l.a., people gathered outside the police the department setting off smoke bombs. former president trump is set to return to the trail for the presidential campaign later today with visits to primary

states. he is the keynote speaker in new hampshire and he will travel to columbia, south carolina, for the event at the statehouse. the woman who former president trump picked to be the head of the republican national committee won the re-election bid on friday. ronna mcdaniel won the contest which caused fierce divisions in the party. the anchors of "gma" are leaving abc news. amy robach and t.j. holmes were pulled from december after the affair was record. they have been married to the respective spouses since 2010. they are now divorcing. spokes people declined to comment to nbc news. the murder trial against alex murdaugh has wrapped up the

first week. on friday, jurors watched videos showing murdaugh talking to police after the killing. catie beck has the latest on the case. >> reporter: soon after investigators arrived, murdaugh answered questions in the patrol car. murdaugh said he saw his wife and son face down. >> i tried to turn paul over first. >> did you touch her? >> i did. i touched them both. i tried to do it as limited as possible. i tried to take their pulse on both of them. >> reporter: information now critical to prosecutors. questioning witnesses about the state of murdaugh's clothing. >> they were clean. clean. >> how would you describe his arms? >> clean. >> how would you describe his t-shirt? >> reporter: questioning if victims were touched, there was no sign of blood on murdaugh and

inferring he may have changed clothes. >> if those clothes appear to be fresh? >> they did. >> like they come out of the laundry? >> they could be. >> objection. >> objection overruled. >> reporter: in the car interview, murdaugh is asked about relationship problems. >> maggie and paul arguargue? >> no. >> how would your relationship? >> wonderful. >> reporter: the family dynamics contradiction to my moment to kill. >> did he look like someone had blown his son's head off and spatter going everywhere? >> again, i can't say that for sure. >> jury members getting air visuals of the 1,700 acre property. >> reporter: the dog kennel and where murdaugh was questioned. >> was alex murdaugh a suspect?

>> that night everybody was a suspect. >> reporter: prosecutors argue to kill was to create sympathy from the financial crimes that were becoming exposed. murdaugh had no motive whatsoever to kill and he was a loving husband and father. legal experts say the trial could extend another two weeks. peter and kristen. >> catie beck, thank you. let's get another check of the forecast on this winter weekend. somara is watching that. somara? >> we have severe weather for parts of the country. we will head to the gulf coast states from houston to lake charles, new orleans and panama. we are looking at damaging winds up to 60 miles an hour. a tornado is possible. the severe weather hitting on sunday. this shows what the radar could look like in the future. 8:00 p.m. saturday, showers materialize in arkansas and northern mississippi. as time moves forward, this is sunday morning. by sunday afternoon into sunday

night, that is when we expect the worst to impact the southeast and gulf coast states. as far as rain, we could see anywhere from .25 to .50 in tennessee. where we expect heavy rain, 3 to 4 inches is possible in houston and jackson and mobile and new orleans and this poses the risk for flash flooding. be careful if you are and from the southeast to the golden state, golden gate bridge, yep, it's there, believe me, but it is blanketed this morning by all of that thick fog. please, if you see that sign back there it says caution on the roads. san jose, we're also seeing some fog over the south bay and into the valley. please over the next couple of hours keep both hands on the wheel and turn on those low beams. current temperatures in the 30s and 40s. coming up at 7:00 a.m., we will walk you through the next 48

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over there. a short stroll at work every half hour could help with the harm that comes with prolong periods of sitting. >> we had participants come to the lab and sit in the lab for eight hours. each day, we tried a couple of walking strategies to see what worked best in terms of offsetting the harms of sitting. a five-minute walk every half hour reduced blood sugar levels by 60% and reduced blood pressure. we found a one-minute walk every hour reduced blood pressure. >> reporter: not moving comes with health risks. increased stress to the back, neck, arms and legs. for those who hunch, it can strain the spinal discs. it can have serious long-term dangers. higher risk of obesity and diabetes and heart disease and cancer and early death. if you have a standing desk, it

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get up and getting moving. thank you for being here. >> we are excited. we hope to look like you at the end of the segment. >> instant. >> everyone is back at work now. sitting at desks. what do you recommend for people who really can't get away from the desk to do exercise in the moment? >> well, sitting is the new smoking, right? what happens is when you sit a lot, your hamstrings and muscles in the back of the legs and glutes shutdown. it goes to sleep. we want to wake them up. if you are sitting and on calls back-to-back and can't get up, put a band on your knees and go out. out. out. >> mine are lower because i'm in a dress. >> you can do the same thing even with a dress. >> this is good for dancing. >> out to the side. >> it is now. >> have fun with it. >> it's not that fun.

you can feel it. >> it burns. you can feel it. it burns. you want to wake up and fire up the glutes and wake them up. that prevents lower back pain. next, if you can get up, i want you to set alarms on the phone or watch. hourly reminders to get up. >> how many? >> do ten on each side. >> okay. >> the rest of the show. >> what are other good daily exercises? >> you set the alarms and get up and do stretches. simple stretches. standing figure four. i'll do the demo. you have the leg across like that. stand. and then you just put pressure -- >> if i get a hole, i apologize. >> put pressure on the knee gently. that will stretch the right side. >> this is good after every

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if you think your kids love taking selfies, they have nothing on a black bear in colorado. >> it's got pictures galore after setting off the motion sensors camera. miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: people come to boulder for the views. a picture perfect landscape for a selfie or a few hundred of them. clearly not shy and vain, it seems the black bear likes his angles. all of them. >> have you seen anything like this before? >> i haven't. this bear has seemed curious and

playful perhaps. >> reporter: goofy and provocative and pensive, the photo shoot of 400 selfies with reactions and headlines online. >> people are excited about the bear images we capture. >> reporter: the bear put in leg work for the head shots. finding one of nine motion cameras in open space wasn't easy. hoping to capture birds and prairie dogs and lions, this bear left little room. >> people aware of what is out there is important and being able to co-exist. >> reporter: to be fair, animal selfies are not monkey business. one ended up in the lawsuit over who owns the rights. while we all love a good selfie, even a bear can be a camera hog. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> he was ready for his close

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have seen the police body cam footage in the beating death of 29-year-old tyre nichols in memphis. its release yesterday sparked protests across the nation. here in the bay area, a group marched down market street in san francisco demanding a stop to what they're calling killer cops. they also want the five memphis police officers charged in nichols' beating death to be convicted. convened at market and paulo streets an hour after the video of the deadly encounter was released, devon washington, one of the organizers says he cannot bring himself to watch the video. he says knowing the details is hard enough. >> started smoking and joking around while he's laying there calling for his -- calling for his mom. >> the now fired officers are all black. givon says that's more of an indictment of the system that even black officers reproduce a

culture of brutality. we're going to take a hard turn now and check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast on this saturday morning. >> listen, i don't want you to take a hard turn if you are on the roads. we officially have this dense fog advisory for the bay area. it's being especially bad reported in the north bay and parts of the delta too. it's not on the map. if you are heading out to the waters, please be careful of that. visibility limited down to about a quarter of a mile or less. keep that distance, no hard turns between the cars. current temperatures also running very cold, 32 in santa rosa. we have 39 over on in concord and dublin, 37 over in scotts valley. foggy and cold as you make your way early on this saturday morning. we will only be warming into the upper 60s, some 50s. there are major changes coming up ahead this weekend, once we get through saturday into the second half of the weekend. we have all the details on when the rain will move in and which areas will see more of it if you

can call it more. trace amounts coming up at 7:00 a.m. also coming up at 7:00 this morning on "today in the bay," the 9ers have landed in philly. fans from the bay area also are in the city of brotherly love ahead of the 9ers critical nfc championship game. we will have a preview, i believe from anthony flores who is in philadelphia already. we'll have that, plus all your other top stories and cinthia's forecast on this foggy morning coming up at 7:00 a.m., we hope to see you then: right now back to the "today" show.

good morning. horrifying. overnight, memphis police releasing the footage of the vicious attack of 29-year-old tyre nichols. >> i'm on the ground. >> the video showing the confrontation which led to a chase and heinous beating and long wait for medical help. overnight, protesters across the country remaining relatively peaceful. we're live in memphis. taking it in stride. jay leno speaking out after a

second accident months after being badly burned in the garage. this time leno recovering from a motorcycle crash. what he is telling nbc news about how he is doing. and embracing the mess. >> i love mess. >> marie kondo, whose advice on how to declutter your home, went viral a few years ago, now has a new mantra as a mom of three. why she is brushing her past under the rug. today, saturday, january 28th. >> good morning. we are the johnsons from dallas, texas. celebrating my 50 years of life. all year long. on "today." >> we're the warrens from richmond, virginia. we are celebrating our 12th wedding anniversary. congratulations to the jacksons and warrens for a

combined 62 years. pretty good. nice to see folks smiling after what was a heavy week for a lot of folks. >> nice to see the smiles. we are celebrating with them. we have to get to the very heavy top story we are following. the beating of tyre nichols with footage of the attack released overnight. protesters took to the streets and gathered peacefully after the videos that memphis police made public at 7:00 last night. let's get to sam brock in memphis. what's the latest? >> reporter: kristen, good morning. the word is peacefully. there were protesters blocking i-55. the exact opposite on the video from the protesters. if you are wondering why you only see two body cams in the

second confrontation, i'm told from the member of city council, it is unlikely that three council members did not activate the body cameras. the footage here is disturbing. this morning, memphis reeling after the police footing. showing the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols at the hands of five former police officers. alarming escalation as they yank nichols out of the car. we do not see what precedes the traffic stop. nichols appears to comply with the orders. >> lay down. >> i'm trying to go home. >> reporter: confused, he alludes a taser and runs. roughly eight-minute pursuit before the police body cameras

show the capture. in a heart wrenching moment, he calls for his mom who is only three houses away. >> mom! >> reporter: screaming for help. police appear to douse his face in pepper spray again and again. nichols' mother rowvaughn. >> my heartbreaks, sir. for a mother to know that their child was calling them in their need and i wasn't there for him? do you know how i feel right now because i wasn't there for my son. >> reporter: families everywhere forced to reckon with the inhumanity. the african american officers in the s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit now pinning down nichols and squaring down to drop kick him multiple times. moments later, another officer

with a baton lashing the 144 pound man. nichols looking incapacitated and throw haymakers to his face. they rest nichols to the car and medical help administered and more than 20 minutes he lapses. all five officers were terminated within days. benjamin crump calling this a template for other cities. >> we have the blueprint, america. we won't accept less. >> reporter: with peaceful protests in new york and d.c. and boston among other places. >> we want justice. >> reporter: a wounded nation now confronting how a man who loved sun sets and photography to be stolen from his family.

the shelby county sheriff said two deputies have been relieved of the duties. it adds to the growing list of five officers and two firefighting personnel now off the job. kristen and peter. >> sam brock, thank you so much for that report from memphis. to the rising tensions in the middle east. the ongoing violence in the last several days including a shooting overnight in jerusalem. molly hunter is following latest there. good morning. >> reporter: peter and kristen, good morning. after the deadliest few days in the area in years, israeli police are on the highest level of alert. in jerusalem, another attack, peter, as you mentioned. a 13-year-old palestinian gunman opened fire injuring two civilians. other civilians carrying guns in

the group shot and injured the gunman. this follows the friday night attack in the settlement in east jerusalem. a palestinian gunman killed several civilians near a synagogue. this after the thursday raid in the occupied west bank. israeli forces killed nine people and seven palestinian militants. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has just come back into power with his most right-wing government ever with ultra nationalists pushing for a hard line against palestinian violence. 2022 saw a number of flare ups. it was the deadliest year for palestinians in decades. all of this really raises the spector of a serious escalation as the secretary of state tony blinkes arrives tomorrow. peter. >> molly hunter, thank you. a new jersey man will spend

seven years in prison for attacking brian sicknick. julian khater admitted to spraying officer sicknick in the face with pepper spray. the man who bought it handed it to khater. sicknick died the next day from multiple strokes not directly related to the attacks, but prosecutors note the events on january 6th played a role to his condition. a lot of tough news this morning which means it is time for the "weekend morning boost." joe? >> this is something many of us can relate to, especially those who wake up early and work on a morning show. look at this young boy at the dinner table trying to eat his noodles. he starts to nod off. the head dip into the bowl. then another head dip into the bowl. >> no. >> eventually the 3-year-old fully face plants into the bowl of noodles. his family laughing so loudly in

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all right. we are back with "today's talker." this is a good one. you remember marie kondo. she burst in the mainstream to stay tidy with the chaos. >> we tried to live up to marie kondo. now with three kids running around, it is not as easy and she is changing her tune. dana griffin is here with this one. i'm having a hard time with this one. >> good morning. i know you have kids. many of us have seen the netflix series of how to live a clutter free life. a goal for many has been unattain able. now, marie kondo has had trouble following her advice after the birth of her third child. marie kondo was a worldwide sensation of how to keep a tidy home. >> i love mess. >> reporter: with the netflix show and international best

selling books and appearances on "today." now a mom of three, kondo admits her kids come before her clean home. in a report, kondo said up until now i was a professional tidier. i did my best. i have kind of given up on that in a good way for me. now i realize what is important to me is enjoying spending time with children at home. those words sparking online joy. yeah, she saw the light. another saying, kids break you. it's a never ending battle and it's exhausting. she learned that and has admitted defeat. the 38-year-old gained the hearts of millions. >> marie brought joy upon our home. >> this is amazing. >> reporter: teaching the marie kondo fold and saying good-bye to items that no longer spark joy. >> thank you. >> thank you for letting me wear you. >> i like that. >> reporter: nearly four years ago, the kondo craze inspired a

closest clean out causing exponential donations at thrift stores. she wrote, building a wellness routine is not doing it all, but doing what you can each day. the new way of thinking inspired her latest book marie kondo at home. how to organize your space and achieve ideal life. kondo now encourages people to create happiness by coming up with a doable routine. reminding parents don't stress the mess. good advice. kondo's new idea is now this. instead of getting overwhelmed, come up with the joy routine by identifying activiies that bring you joy. for me, it is taking a dance class. peter and kristen? >> i love that idea. dance class. i love visiting historical sites and taking margot to do

something new. >> it did not take me three kids. kids break you. weekend pickleball with your daughter. get out and do something in the fresh air. >> what does marie kondo mess look like? >> that is a good report. >> a great report. so fun. thanks so much. somara has an eye on the forecast. somara, you are extra clean. i expect you are a tidier? you have a beautiful place? >> ha-ha. you know what sparks joy for me? temperatures in the upper 70s and blue p water and sunshine and warm conditions. that is not the case. the opposite for 4 million people. we are dealing with dangerous cold. it feels like minus 40 in parts of the northern plains. up to grand forks and fargo. it is going to be a really cold start for you this morning. here is the look at the current temperatures. fargo, 32 degrees below zero

walking outside the door. wichita in the upper 20s. denver at negative 1 there. this afternoon, we expect more cold weather. here is a look at next week. we are going to stay cold into next week. single digits in minneapolis, denver as well. good morning from the bay area. we have a dense fog advisory north of the golden gate bridge for the north bay until 9:00 a.m., visibility reduce ds to about a quarter of a mile or less. we also have very chilly temperatures, freezing right now in santa rosa, 36 for you in sonoma, and we have cold temperatures through the inland valleys as well such as in concord and dublin with 45 degrees here in san jose. temperatures will warm up into the upper 50s and the 60s, and that's a look at the forecast. kristen and peter, i'll find what brings me joy and clean up the house.

>> here is a live look inside somara's living room right now. >> marie kondo will be right there. thanks, somara. i appreciate it. joe, you have "popstart" coming up? >> jay leno is recovering from another accident requiring him another accident requiring him to have multiple surgeries. ♪♪ ♪ our love is strong when no one does the other wrong ♪ ♪ our love is lasting ♪ ♪ when there are no questions just understanding ♪ ♪ there's no need ♪ ♪ woah ♪ ♪ it's sweet love, it's sweet love ♪ ♪ it's sweet love baby ♪

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night for a vigil for healing in half moon bay. candles and flowers surrounded the community members standing together in prayer and in hope. several speakers shared messages of solidarity for the seven men and women who lost their lives. for the surviing victims and for the community that's been working in the shadows for far too long. others are demanding change. >> there's so many things we need to do like we should understand each other no matter what your background is. your job, your like skin color or your language ability. >> the city of hatch moon bay has organized several events to help the community process this tragedy. the next event will be a memorial and candlelight procession on tuesday. we put together a page on how to help the victims of this tragedy. we also have information on how to make a connection with a

counselor if you're struggling and need someone to talk to. you can go to nbcbayarea.com/supporthmb. we're going to turn now to cinthia pimentel who has a quick look at our microclimate forecast on a foggy saturday morning. >> it sure is. look at the golden gate bridge. you can barely see the towers back there and if you look closely it says four lanes and then the occasional caution sign comes up. if you are traveling anywhere around the bay area, we can see a lot of limited visibility not only in san francisco but the east bay shoreline, up into the north bay and down in san jose, it's starting to creep in limiting our visibility to about seven miles. once we do burn off the fog and those cold temperatures in palo alto at 45 degrees right now, we're going to warm up to some upper 50s with a mix of sun and clouds. that's because we are waiting for some rain to come into the bay area. not for today but for tomorrow. coming up at 7:00 a.m., we're going to talk about when this rain will start to move in tomorrow and which areas of the bay area are going to see more

of that rain. it's not going to hit all of us. ahead after saturday, sunday, we're going to see major changes ahead into the workweek as we welcome in february with some very cold temperatures. cinthia, thanks. also coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," we have new details in the attack on paul pelosi, the 911 call and new video showing the moment police arrived to investigate. we'll have that, plus all your top stories and cinthia's full forecast coming up at 7:00. we hope to see you then. right now enjoy "nightly news" with lester holt, kids edition.

coming up, winter guide. how to layer up, keep warm and stay active when it's cold outside. also ahead, the lunar new year as people of all ages celebrate this holiday around the world, we'll visit the lantern capital of china and tell you why red is an important part of the chinese new year then, nba star chris paul has a new project just for kids and is sharing some important life lessons that he's learned with our "kids edition" correspondent. >> what do you hope kids learn from this book >> i think the biggest thing i hope that kids take fromthis book is believe in