her. people were, like, why don't you help her out. thanks so much for joining us. that's what's happening on "today in the bay." we'll be back with you at 11:00. >> we'll have a local news update in 30 minutes. have a great morni good monday morning. the fallout continues over the deadly police shooting. >> it is already leading to change. >> it's january 30th, this is "today." disbanded. the controversial police unit at the center of the tyre nichols case, now permanently deactivated. protesters calling it the first step toward justice. >> i saw the video. it made me angry. it made me cry. >> a court date is set for the five officers facing murder charges. we will have the very latest from memphis. breaking overnight. secretary of state antony

blinken on a high stakes trip to the middle east this morning amid some of the worst violence there in years. a live report from jerusalem just ahead. hitting the trail. donald trump holds his first campaign event for 2024. >> i'm more committed now than i ever was. >> his pointed message to potential republican rival ron desantis and what polls show about who the front-runner really is. brutal blast. the coldest air of the section blanketing a large section of the country. millions in the south warned to brace for a potentially paralyzing ice storm. we look at the east coast dealing with a snowless season. all that plus cutting back. major pharmacies from cvs to walmart reducing hours, why your next prescription may be harder to fill. super bowl showdown. the kansas city chiefs heading back to the big game after topping the bengals in the final

seconds of the game. >> from 45 yards. all the way. it's good. the philadelphia eagles run all over the 49ers to punch their ticket. >> a touchdown for sanders. >> a big weekend, topped by a very special message from damar hamlin. >> i can't tell you how appreciative i am of all the love, all the support. >> and we are ready for some football. today, monday, january 30th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today," on this monday morning. nice to have you along with us. what a football weekend now. i'm wearing my eagles green. does this mean you're rooting for the chiefs?

>> it does not. somebody has a pep in her step. >> you were at the game. you saw it in person. how amazing was it? >> it was so fun. mike is a philly native. an eagles fan. and our two little kids. and for the first time we got to see them, we're from philly, people don't like us and we don't care. that's the big thing in philly. >> i love that. >> we had a good fun. more on the super bowl that's set. we want to begin with the news and in memphis where there is a lot to catch you up on over the weekend. police released the videos in the tyre nichols' case. >> overnight we learned a court date has been set for the now five fired officers, all charged with murder. that news coming as the special s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. police unit that they were all part of has been completely disbanded. >> in the meantime, there were more protests overwhelmingly peaceful demonstrations across the country, calling for police reform in departments nationwide. the latest now we will get right to priscilla thompson on the ground in memphis. priscilla, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good

morning. it has been a long and painful weekend here in memphis as demonstrators take to the streets to demand change. and the memphis police department listening announcing they will disband the controversial s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit almost immediately after the horrific video was released, and a warning, the images you're about to see is disturbing. this morning, a nation outraged, peaceful demonstrations across the country, from atlanta to oakland. saint paul and memphis. >> i saw the video. it broke my heart. >> reporter: demonstrators here brought traffic to a standstill on interstate 55 for hours and they're continuing to march into the night, demanding action and accountability. the memphis police department s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit tasked with targeting violent crime since 2021, shut down amid the outcry. after five officers from the unit were seen brutally beating 29-year-old tyre nichols during

a traffic stop earlier this month. silent surveillance video appears to show an officer holding nichols up as others punch him in the face repeatedly. nichols' final words on the tape, gut wrenching cries for his mom as the officers pepper sprayed and kick him. >> mom! >> reporter: all five officers fired and now charged with second-degree murder. two shelby county sheriff's deputies and fire department personnel are also under investigation for their actions. >> so nothing we did yesterday precludes an addition of later charges at a later time, including charges of other people. >> reporter: tyre nichols' parents are planning the funeral on wednesday for their 29-year-old son and young father who they say loved to skateboard and watch sunsets. >> what do you hope people remember about tyre? >> that my son was a beautiful soul. that's how i want him to be

remembered. >> reporter: in pulpits across memphis this weekend, prayers for the family. in a community desperate for healing. >> the thing about healing is that even when a wound is healed there's still a scar. and the scar remains forever. >> there's also a controversy about the initial police release and what was actually seen in the body cam footage. can you fill us in? >> reporter: that's right, and the nirnl initial report described this as a confrontation that occurred during the traffic stop as it began but what we saw in the video is police approached nichols' car with guns drawn and an officer opened the drivers side door and then came out of the car and the police chief said there's no justification so far for the traffic stop. and there's also concern about

this description in the report that tyre complained of shortness of breath, when we saw on the video is that after the beating, police officers held him up against a car and he slumped over several times. it is unclear if he would have even been able to say that he was having shortness of breath. he was clearly in disstress. and now lawmakers and people across the country are calling for more on police reform. something that will likely come up at next week's state of the union. where tyre nichols' parents are expected to be among those in attendance. savannah? >> so many questions there, priscilla, thank you very much. now to a high stakes visit to the middle east by secretary of state antony blinken, after a stop in cairo he is touching down in jerusalem this morning where tension is high amid an eruption of violence. nbc's kelly cobiella joins us. from jerusalem. hey, kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda.

secretary blinken sitting down with benjamin netanyahu for the first time since netanyahu returned to office, at a time when israel is on the highest alert level, elevated after a deadliest attack on israelis in more than a decade. israeli forces blanketing jerusalem after palestinian gunmen opened fire on worshippers after they left a synagogue. israeli officials say 10 were shot, seven killed including a 14-year-old boy. the gunman shot dead by police. hours later saturday morning, israeli officials say a 13-year-old palestinian boy shot an israeli father and son in a palestinian neighborhood in east jerusalem. this video showing the moments an israeli military officer on leave fired back shooting the boy who is now recovering in a hospital. secretary of state blinken speaking out this morning after arriving in israel.

>> we condemn it in the strongest terms. it is the responsibility of everybody to calm tensions rather than increase them. >> reporter: prime minister netanyahu promising strong and swift response ordering officers to seal off one attacker's home. saying the man terrorized the women and children and threw them out of the house. all of it coming after this deadly israeli commando raid in the occupied west bank left nine dead. seven of them militants according to israeli officials why the tenth died of his injuries sunday. they say most are members of islamic jihad planning an imminent attack. funerals drawing emotional crowds on both sides. the spate of violence the first test for netanyahu's new government, widely considered the most far right in the country's history, vowing to take a hard line against all palestinians and expand settlements in occupied

territories. >> the u.s. administrations on the wrong side of history and democracy. >> reporter: secretary blinken expected to bring up iran. over the weekend there was a drone attack on an iranian military facility. the video not independently verified by nbc news. iranian officials blamed the u.s. and israel. defense officials refuse to comment. hoda? >> kelly cobiella in jerusalem, thank you you. the first presidential primary is more than a year ago but the presidential race picking up steam, former president trump hitting the trail in two key early voting states over the weekend, went after president biden and a growing list of potential republican candidates. nbc senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has the details. good morning. >> good morning to you. some ten weeks after he announced he would run for the white house again, the former president is out hitting the campaign trail. so far the only official

candidate in the gop primary but already taking aim at potential challengers. like florida republican governor ron desantis. declaring him disloyal. >> reporter: former president trump back home this morning after the first big campaign swing to new hampshire and south carolina, dismissing critics who say his 2024 push is off to a slow and sputtering start. >> they said he's not doing rallies. he's not campaigning, maybe he's lost his step, i'm more angry now and i'm more committed now than i ever was. >> reporter: mr. trump again pushing election fraud lies and on the plane after the rallies pushing a you in attack against republican florida governor ron desantis, a potential 2024 challenger. >> i got him elected. ron would have not been governor if it was not for me. when i hear he might run, i consider that very disloyal. >> reporter: that's after a new poll in new hampshire, released just before mr. trump's visit, shows desantis with a 12-point lead over the former president.

the governor hasn't formally announced anything yet, but he's widely speculated to be planning a presidential run. with advisers actively preparing, according to the "washington post," citing two republicans with knowledge of the conversation. nbc news has not confirmed that reporting. some republicans arguing the party needs someone other than mr. trump at the top of the ticket, pointing to the underwhelming midterms and the support of a controversial target who failed to win. >> loser, loser, loser, loser and i think republicans recognize that. >> reporter: still mr. trump remains the front-runner leading the crowd of potential front-runners, not just desantis, but former vice president mike pence, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley and former secretary of state mike pompeo. trump loyalists are behind him.

>> there are many talented people for years to come, but there is only one donald trump. >> it all comes as a new nbc news poll sheds light on where americans stand on former president trump and president biden's classified documents issues. what you can tell us about that? >> an equal number of people, 57%, say they are as concerned about the materials found in president biden's home and president trump's home even with the key differences between the two cases. president biden attorneys saying they turned over the documents as soon as they were found opposed to former president trump who failed to fully comply with the subpoena. >> thank you very much. students returning to an elementary school in virginia this morning, for the first time since a 6-year-old shot and wounded his teacher in the first grade classroom. the community still grappling with the fallout. nbc's catie beck is in newport news for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. these kids have not seen the inside of a classroom for the past three weeks. they're going to return today to see a huge police presence and

new security measures right at the front door. many parents are feeling anxious about a return to school. this morning, it's back to school for the students of richneck elementary where police say a 6-year-old intentionally shot his teacher, 25-year-old abigail zwerner inside a classroom earlier this month. the elementary school as well as all schools in the district will now use metal detecters and provide clear backpacks for students as the investigation into the shooting continues, zwerner's attorney is preparing to file a lawsuit against the school district saying the administration failed to act, despite multiple warnings of imminent danger. >> three times school administration was warned by concerned teachers and employees that the boy had a gun on him in school and threatened people but the administration could not be bothered. >> reporter: the school district has declined to comment, citing

the ongoing investigation. a source close to the situation also revealing about an hour before she watt shot, zwerner texted a loved one and showed her frustration over the school's lack of response. the source noting, quote, she was frustrated because she was trying to get help with this child, for this child, and then she needed help, no one was coming. nbc news has not seen the text message. meanwhile, staff shakeups continue, with the school board firing the superintendent, and new leadership at the elementary school, according to a district spokesperson. a spokesperson for the school district that the assistant principal is still employed by the school district. the troubling incident spotlighting the fears of many parents, as they send their kids off to school. maria navrette has two young kids at richneck elementary. >> i don't think anything they've done has lessened my worries about them returning to

school. it is like we can't trust the staff. >> reporter: the newport news police department says their investigation into possible charges continues. they should be wrapping that up within the next two weeks. but still, anxiety continues as students return to school. the parents of that 6-year-old boy say he suffers from an acute disability and they say they are continuing to pray for the full recovery of gail zwerner. hoda? >> thank you. 16 minutes after the hour. i'm horse from the football game. chiefs fan over here. >> we are all a bleary-eyed this morning. man, was it fun. so perhaps you've heard, the matchup for super bowl lvii now set, for the philadelphia eagles, dominating the 49ers, to represent the nfc, while the kansas city chiefs topped the bengals in a sunday night thriller. and all of this as the bills damar hamlin spoke out on camera

for the first time. since his on-field collapse. kaylee hartung is covering it all for us this morning. >> championship sunday brought the drama down to the wire. there were game-changing injuries. and a game clinching field goal as the clock expired but the eagles and the chiefs earning the right to play in the super bowl. now we have a big game to look forward to with a matchup of mvp candidate quarterbacks. >> reporter: it turned out dramatic between the chiefs and the cincinnati bengals for the nfc championship. >> the kansas city chiefs have run it. >> reporter: playing through an injured ankle, patrick ma homes, with the team setting up a field goal with 10 seconds left in the game. harrison butker finishing it off with a stunning 45-yard kick. sending the chiefs to the super

bowl in the 23-20 nail biter. >> we were in the locker room and we got to be together, this team sets up as a great football team. >> reporter: in philadelphia, the eagles scoring a commanding 31-7 win against the san francisco 49ers for the afc championship. >> san francisco out of options right now. >> reporter: quarterback chaos costing san francisco. as there was an elbow early and back into the game, after a concussion. he was unable to throw a pass. the eagles took advantage scoring touchdown after touchdown and putting on an impressive defensive performance. fans celebrating the win in philadelphia. >> there is no place like this in the nfl as the hard work continues in a blue collar city, and we tend to think that's the type of team we have >> reporter: it is a matchup of brothers why chiefs tight end travis kelce going up against his brother jason who's the star

center tweeting, officially a chiefs fan this weekend we love damar hamlin, speaking publicly for the first time since suffering a nearly fatal cardiac arrest. >> i can't tell you how appreciative i am of all the love, all of the support. >> now hamlin is back at home. >> what happened to me on "monday night football," to share my passion and my love that is in my heart. >> it is just remarkable to se damar hamlin like that you in new york may have seen the empire state building getting in on the celebration last night, lighting up to honor both of the teams. chiefs red is one thing but the green lights for the eagles that cut deep for some new york giants fans. just last week, the eagles hammered their nfc east rivals in the divisional round. the eagles beat the giants all three times they played this season social media was full of

disbelief that the iconic new york landmark would do giant fans like that but i know savannah was happy >> it's a little raw with the empire state building but craig and i are ready. >> happy people on the set >> yes, we do. >> i texted craig last night i said if the chiefs win we're going to make it interesting. >> i love this why what's on the table? >> i don't know. >> not money. >> a donut or something. i don't know >> what do you think of the super bowl >> you will have two black quarterbacks, the first time you've got the number one team in the afc, against the nfc.nfc- >> he has time t >> it is going to be epic. >> how's mahomes' foot >> jalyn is fine, too. thank you for asking >> al, i may need you on my team

>> yeah, i don't care. in fact, hey, empire state building you're dead to me. i'm moving to the chrysler building kidding. but i'm very excited for you guys good for you a lot of our friends, 16 million of us, under wind chill advisories windchill watches. windchill warnings look at these windchills right now. it feels like 41 degrees below zero in fargo, 19 below in minneapolis. amarillo, texas, feels like minus 6. and during the afternoon hours, not much better, dodge city, feeling like zero, minus 2 in grand forks winter storm watches and warnings ice warnings up right now 48 million people. we'll be watching this stationary front low pressure developing along it, with the south, freezing rain, hazardous travel, that continues into tomorrow, snow, freezing rain, heavy rain down to the south, stretching from texas on into kentucky ice accumulations of up to a quarter of an inch by wednesday

stretching from texas all the way up into west virginia. dangerous travel conditions. power outages possible we will be watching that and heavy rain down to the south of that. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. forecast in 30 seconds. [snoring] meet with an expert who'll do them for you, so you can do... ...not taxes. intuit turbotax. 100% expert guaranteed. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. this morning our temperatures are another cold one, starting out in the upper 30s for a lot of our inland valleys. but it's really the wind that makes it feel colder. we're only headed for the low

50s today, reaching 53 in fremont, as well as in san francisco. tonight we're back down to even colder temperatures in the upper 20s and low 30s, going through the next several days we'll >> that's your latest. coming up in the next half hour, where is the snow in the northeast? we will talk about it. >> that is exactly what we are going to be talking about. it has been a mostly mild winter and stephanie gosk is looking into how it is getting kind of tough for some of these cold weather businesses hi, steph. >> reporter: it is, but just listen for a second and you may hear birds birds in central park in late january. but not everyone is happy about it coming up, we will tell you how it is affecting winter businesses, as well as the decades-old record this city is about to break guys >> did she just say, go birds? >> you can only hear - >> she did >> all right plus, it is about to get harder to pick up your prescriptions.

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♪ we talked about it on friday good morning. it's 7:26. i'm kris sanchez. one of our top stories is being tracked by mike inouye. it's a backup after a deadly crash. >> it's this connecter off of east 580, getting onto north 238. i'll give you a wider view. it's not the main commute but it's a major issue because someone was hit and killed on the connecter. a convoluted situation, we're sorting that out and want to get the story correct. it's from here around this bend, the commute of west 580 is moving smoothly past the scene from castro valley onto north

238. we expect those lanes to open probably over the next 15 minutes. we'll, of course, track that. i'm bob redell in half moon bay. there's another push to get lawmakers to take action to prevent the need for these kind of memorials here in half moon bay in honor of the seven people shot and killed during a mass shooting a week ago today. this weekend there was another vigil for the victims outside of city hall not only to remember the victims of half moon bay but the one person who was murdered during another mass shooting last week in oakland and the 11 people shot and killed in monterey park a few days before. this past weekend there was another mass shooting west of beverly hills that left three dead and four wounded. a number of people want lawmakers at state and federal levels to make it harder for bad people to get their hands on a gun. >> thank you very much, bob. kari, preparing for cold temperatures? >> we're starting out cold this morning and again tomorrow

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♪ back now, 7:30 monday morning hello. january 30th let's get some camera time to the -- we have a very, very robust crowd it's a monday. happy you all are here and we will spend time with you later on we'll get there in a bit. let's get to the headline, 7:30 on a monday morning, a man hunt is under way this morning for a suspect accused of torturing a woman he held captive in oregon and police say 36-year-old benjamin foster is the suspect of an intensive search right now, last week the victim was found unconscious, bound and near death in grants pass, oregon

investigators say he is now actively using dating apps still to find people who can help him avoid police or to find new victims. they are offering a reward for information leading to his arrest. it is not the news drivers wanted to hear gas prices on the rise again the average for a gallon of regular currently hovering around $3.50 a gallon, that is up nearly 10 cents from a week ago. 40 cents from last month experts put the blame on refinery troubles and booming oil prices also, mild winter weather, which translates to more cars on the road and higher demand. the actress best known for wednesday addams on "the addams family" has died she played a young wednesday addams from 1964 to 1964 and the character getting new attention now because of the netflix show called "wednesday" and go on to several programs including

"fantasy island" and "as the world turns." let's talk about the winter weather or should we say the lack of winter weather on the east coast. >> in major cities like here in new york, philadelphia, washington, d.c., they have yet to have any measurable snow this season and the trend is starting to impact businesses that rely on the cold and the snow. >> and nbc's stephanie gosk is at central park looking into it for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the last time central park went this far into the winter season without measurable snow, i was in diapers and not walking yet now, that record is going to be broken on february 4th and if the weather forecast has any suggestion, and if it is true, then that's exactly what is going to happen this january, on the east coast, in parts of the midwest -- >> it is so warm lately. >> reporter: -- an historic winter that feels anything like it at times. with mild temperatures and record low snowfall. >> exactly, our current snow depth is looking pretty wimpy especially compared to areas in the northwest.

>> reporter: in new york, it's been 50 years since the city waited this long for the first measurable snowfall of the season and it's not just with snow that is lacking in washington, d.c., january is running nearly 8 degrees warmer than average the third warmest on record. it's all leaving snow lovers disappointed wondering whether they will get to enjoy any this year. >> disappointed. there's not enough snow to make a snow angel >> reporter: it is creating a tough season for winter businesses like salt and snowplow companies >> a lack of snow for a long> tiremere it's a serious concern for the industry. >> reporter: for ice castles, a company that creates fun winter wonderlands, the opening days have been delayed to february for two locations in wisconsin and new york >> we hope it will be colder next year. >> reporter: and while ski resorts can create their own snow, it still requires some cooperation from mother nature >> any time we can get cold temperatures and some natural snow, that is music to my ears without that, we have to push it a little bit more into overdrive. >> reporter: at vail's three

resorts in laurel mountains in pennsylvania about 60% of the trails are open, during what is likely the warmest january in the pittsburgh area since 2006, averaging 29 degrees. vermont is open to 50 ski resorts. >> we're in good shape right now but we are really beholden to the weather to some degree >> reporter: which ski vermont president says has a slow season >> the ski area employs 13,000 people in the peak winter season and we have a number of other businesses like retail shops and restaurants and hotels and lodges and grocery stores, and convenience stores, gas stations, that really rely on that skier traffic. >> reporter: the cold weather that al is talking about is going to make its way across the country which is good news for some of the businesses but a lot of them are looking down the road and thinking they're going to have to restructure how they do business, if it stays warm like this, guys. >> stephanie, thank you. and let's get al in on this. >> on the upside, there are a lot of highway supervisors who are very excited because this is

not impacting their budget they add in a lot of costs for snow removal here in new york city, for every inch of snow, it's about $1.5 million to remove that snow. so you're saving a lot of money right now. and in fact, the new record comes, we're hitting it right now, 326 days since the last measurable snowfall. we go to philadelphia, approaching the latest first snowfall, it will be the day after groundhog day, the average snowfall 19.3 inches, that's not happening. washington, d.c., averaging about 13 inches of snow. zip so far and that is 381 days since their latest measurable snow average is 120 information of s snow, and they're three feet in the country, syracuse, average is 120 inches of snow, and they're three feet behind the average. why is this? basically we're talking about this lack of cold, unfavorable nina, and because of climate, we're seeing winter warming up, and more extreme swings in

weather. so this is going to be a real pattern we see february outlook is in and the eastern third of the country, warmer than average i saw some fists raised over there. >> we like warm weather. >> okay, there you go. >> sorry. >> colder than average up through the plains and the pacific northwest. precipitation-wise, wetter than average around the great lakes and the ohio and upper mississippi river valley and drier than average along the gulf and into the southwese sou. we know where all the snow is, it's out west. we've seen a lot of that this winter. and now we have a chance to enjoy it as we are looking at colder temperatures here in the bay area, low 50s for today. it will be near freezing again tonight and the next several nights. but then we see our high temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. more bay area rain expected for friday and then again on sunday, and for san francisco we'll see

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closing its pharmacies at 7:00 instead of 9:00 at weeknights in 4,600 locations, around the industry shifts to maximize sufficiency, still unsettling for some. >> that is ridiculous. if most people wor 9:00 to 5:00, and you don't get home until 6:00, you're not going to have enough time to get to any pharmacy afterwards >> reporter: slashing hours, just the latest attempt to deal with a nationwide shortage of pharmacists. a statement to cvs saying the change was part of a periodic review to make sure stores were open during peak review. walmart says it is make the cut in part to maintain the pharmacy team's work/life balance and customers who are worried about juggling schedules >> what kind of a difference does that make for you >> you have to go in the middle of the day when you're at school or works, at lunchtime, you have to get out and pick up prescriptions. >> reporter: drugstores alread strained by the covid pandemic, this winter, this flu and virus season, has pharmacists wearing many hats. >> not only are we trying to

fill everybody's heart medicine and blood pressure medicine and antibiotics, we have to fill prescriptions for covid and multiply our workload. times a million. >> reporter: amanda pool recently made the difficul choice to leave her job as a cvs pharmacist for years, she was stretched so thin. she feared of making a fatal mistake. >> we have gotten to the point where it is either our job as a pharmacist where we're going to work and put up with it and deal with it and maybe hurt somebody and not help patients, or step back >> reporter: the bureau of labor statistics predicts slower than average of employment growth for pharmacists over the next decade and it is only rising. some companies are using new tactics to attract staff, like big bonuses and pay bumps. walgreen's upping the signing bonus this year of $75,000 for pharmacists. they say they are now seeing positive staffing trends >> the chain pharmacy has served our community in a lot of

different ways right? we have our elderly population, our underserved population, that are going to be cut from access when they have a neighborhood pharmacy that's no longer open >> it is a problem for sure. you mentioned the trend of fewer available pharmacies do we know what is behind that and what is being done to fix that >> reporter: one thing we know for sure, craig, is that the number of pharmacy school applicants has dropped by a third since its peak just a decade ago so the raw numbers saying this is the problem we talked about bonuses, higher pay as well, walmart right now offering more money for pharmacy technicians, some 36,000 of them, according to its website. the reason that that is so important because industry-wide right now, a lot of these pharmacists are being asked to do not just filling responsibi but often times would be for prescriptions but also administering vaccines, answering phone calls, going to the drive through, this whole host of job responsibilities, but often times would be for several people, but it is falling down to one person

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good morning. it's 7:56. i'm kris sanchez. here's a look at what's happening now. >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. ford, the latest car company to cut prices to match tesla with electric cars. ford will lower its mach 3 price after tesla cut prices of some of its models by around $4,000. ford admits the price cut will mean it won't make money on some of the higher-end models. the mustang priced between $40,000 and $60,000. and good monday morning to you. we're starting out with cold temperatures, as we take a live look outside in dublin. nice, clear, sunny, but it looks a little deceiving. we're only going to reach up to 50 today. also, the winds picking up will

make it feel colder, so our high temperatures in the low to mid-50s will be cooler than normal for this time of year. but once the win starts to calm down, temperatures take a dive and we start out tomorrow morning in san jose at 29 degrees. but mostly low 30s for the interior valleys. over the next few days we'll see more weather like that, sunny afternoons, cool temperatures, and very cold mornings. for the weekend, we're watching out for rain, scattered showers in the forecast on friday, then more widespread rain expected on sunday. san francisco will see highs in the mid to upper 50s. >> it's cold, it's nice to have a chance to dry out. we'll have more local news coming up in a half hour. have a gat morning.re

coming up, calls for change, it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, calls for change, growing fallout across the country. >> out of your car, into the streets. >> after that video showing the brutal beating of tyre nichols by five memphis police officers. >> it broke my heart it made me angry it made me cry. >> the controversial police unit tasked with targeting violent crime shut down amid the outcry. we are on the ground in memphis. then, junk food addict a new study out just this morning about how people might be addicted to highly processed food, and it is more common than you might think.

what you need to know and how to cut those cravings. plus, sweating it out. we're joined by the marrie couple gone viral after the dad shared an appreciation post for his wife taking time out for herself. the clip sparking a big debate online, some calling it sweet, others saying help her out here, and they will be right here to break down the debate they never saw coming. and music to our ears. we're joined by two greats, meghan trainor and shania twain, both superstars opening up this morning about their new projects and one of them has a very special announcement that will start your week off right. today, monday, january 30th, 2023 ♪ >> from seattle. >> here to celebrate sharon's birthday. >> with our "today" show family. >> hello, from sacramento, california >> from south carolina >> hello "today," from denver.

>> hi to my husband and kids in miami. >> to our kids watching in n northampton, massachusetts >> mother/daughter trip from st. louis. >> from oakland, california. today is marissa's golden birthday >> turning 30 on the 30th. >> a golden birthday >> welcome back to "today. nice to have you along with us on a monday morning. coming up tomorrow, guys, a closer look at the safety of those longer-lasting gel manicures. a lot of people get them but it turns out those uv driers that they use to set the polish, those could pose a health risk vicky nguyen will have everything we need to know before we take another trip to the salon. let's get to the news. 8:00 more fallout from the video of the deadly police shooting that was released at the start of the weekend, priscilla thompson is in memphis where the outrage has already led to one change but demand for much more priscilla, good morning. >> reporter: that's right, savannah, and good morning

less than 24 hours after that video was released, the memphis police department announced that they were permanently deactivating their s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit, that was the unit tasked with tackling violent crime here in the city, the department said that they heard the cries of the community, and of the family of tyre nichols, and decided to make that change and of course, those cries were being heard across the country, as people poured into the streets to demand justice and accountability in the death of tyre nichols, after seeing that horrific video of the five police officers beating, kicking, punching, and tasing tyre nichols for several minutes. all five of those former police officers have been fired and charged with second-degree murder they're expected in court for the first time next month. a defense attorney for two of the officers tell us their clients plan to plead not guilty savannah >> all right priscilla, thank you very much. the u.s. surgeon general is warning that 13 is too young for children to become regulars on

social media although major platforms do allow 13-year-olds, surgeon general vivek murthy says kid's brains and personalities are not developed enough at that age >> based on the data that i've seen, believe 13 is too early. the time where it is really important for us to be thoughtful about what is going in how they think about their own self worth and their relationships is skewed and often distorted environment of social media, often does a disservice to many of those children >> murthy says social media platforms are designed to have addict ive qualities that are very tough for young users to resist. and speaking of addiction, of older americans, apparently losing the battle against junk food some new research out just a few minuting ago showing that 1 in 8 older americans may actually be addicted to the highly processed snacks nbc's medical contributor dr. natalie azar is here to explain why that is so bad for you and how we can build up our will power, perhaps how do we define addiction, a

lot of folks, something salty, something sweet from time to time in the pantry when does it become a problem? >> it is kind of tricky to talk about food addiction and it may not come as a surprise to you guys but there is a debate in the scientific community about whether or not food can actually be addictive there's critics who contend that while certain behaviors that can parallel, you know, things like cravings that can actually look like addictions, you can't really fully abstain from food, it doesn't actually have a formal diagnosis like binge eating does, for example, but others would argue that certain behaviors and physiological effects do actually qualify as addiction, and so yes -- >> what does the study find? >> so right, this is a study that actually surveyed 2,000 adults between the ages of 50 and 80 and asked them a bunch of symptoms on an 11-point scale, and if they had 2 out of the 1 it qualified as addictive behavior, and here were the three most common. about 24% of respondents basically said that they had cravings at least once per week, they tried to cut down on their

junk food at least two to three times per week, and they had symptoms of withdrawal at least once per week and that this caused distress in their lives and that, yes, withdrawal symptoms, and that was actually enough to qualify as a diagnosis of food addiction. >> you said they surveyed people ages 50 to 80. >> that's right. >> were there certain people who are more likely to become addicted >> there were, hoda, actually, they found that women were twice as likely as men people between the ages of 50 and 64, those individuals who were overweight, and also, people who rated their mental health as either fair or poor were also more likely to experience a kind of food addiction. >> thank you. >> curious >> thanks. let's get to the "morning boost. >> a toddler was really, really missing his mom, she had been in the hospital for a couple of days with kidney stones. watch what happened when he found her picture i.d. card in her purse.

>> who's that? >> oh, my goodness >> are you kissing your mama >> the sweetest. he would know his mama's face anywhere just imagine when he sees her for real. >> that is so sweet. just ahead, we have a special "popstart" guest with news to share. meghan trainor, good morning. we'll catch up with her in just a moment. >> cannot wait. and first a "today" exclusive with the couple at the

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brought you last week. >> interesting music choice by our producers. it started with a husband's appreciation post, a mom of four taking a little time for herself to exercise. >> what neither of them expected was the crazy reaction online. we will talk about the moment. but first, a little bit more of their story. >> it's the social media post that everyone seems to have an opinion about. phil mckenzie filmed his wif doing an aerobic workout in the living room. over the video, a paragraph. today i walked into our room, our house was a disaster, dishes needed to be cleaned, laundry needed to be done and a million other things she felt she had to do in this video, you can see toys on the floor and cups and plates on the kitchen table the caption continues, i could not be more proud, she decided to take a little time to herself, that she deserved ten times over since posting on tiktok two

weeks ago the video has been viewed more than 4 million times, with it thousands of comments, many slamming the father of four one viewer writing, this happened to me, walked into my wife when i came back from work, i didn't record her, i went ahead and did the dishes and laundry, et cetera another chiming in you got hands. clean. some tiktok users coming to his defense. am i the only one who understood differently? he said all the things he thought she had to do and they agreed that she could do it later. why is everyone tripping about doing chores this is a nice video trying to support mom. phil mckenzie a former professional rugby player and founder of a workout app called lean squad speaking out saying some people took the video the wrong way and there is a whole lot more to the story. a whole lot more let's get right to the source. phil and brody mckenzie. first of all, can you believe what has happened? you posted a 19 seconds video of your wife, you all have four children together. a lot going on in your house,

were you surprised by the reaction >> so surprised. no expectations. i threw it up just because i was so proud of her and i didn't expect any response really just hoping to inspire maybe one mom to follow suit and that was it, really. >> brody, you thought, you were recording, and he was posted and you saw the post beforehand, did you ever imagine it would get a reaction like this >> no, not at all. like as i was working out, a piece of macaroni and cheese fell off of me, and we were dying laughing, this is chaos but i'm going to get my workout in and feel better for it and i did. >> you have a 3-month-old, a 5 yield and twins that are 3, right? >> 2-year-old twins. >> tornadoes chaos. >> there are people saying why were you recording, why not just clean? what about that? >> honestly, it was a crazy morning, like we said. we survived the morning, we got

our oldest to kindergarten, the twin day care and usually there is a small window. right after that, and i walked in and came up the stairs quickly and i saw her doing something for herself and that was the most amazing thing because she is always putting everyone else in front of herself. right? like kids, family, house and to me, the house can wait, we can handle it later on, the dirty dish, the diapers in the evening. >> here's the thing. people are like, phil, how com you're not out there cleaning up the stuff to which you say what, i hope you say i did help clean up, but -- >> oh, he always does. >> okay. >> i had a feeling >> we always joke that we're a wwe tag team kids flying at us, i'm in a choke hold, he's cleaning and we're always relying on each other. >> we have video proof, in case you were wondering so we did ask, just to see, just to secretly videotape your husband, which is totally normal >> he's got your back. >> brody, you didn't know you

were around the corner >> look how casual you are >> look, he has no idea, you're like let's hold the phone up but we wanted to, i guess people wanted proof >> yes >> you do. >> we share. our house would implode if like we weren't both all hands on deck 24/7. >> so what have you learned from the experience >> i think, you know, the mess, the message that i stood by. i think moms and brody in particular need to put themselves first and i think there is that burden that women feel that they have to take care of everything, and it is just trying to shift that narrative, i think. like i'm happy to help out all the time, neither of us gets to sit down, but i still know inside, it kills you, like you think that's your responsibility and trying to shift that narrative. >> what about for you, brody i mean there are women who are trying to do it all, they feel like they can't do anything for themselves, and until everything is all done. >> absolutely.

on social media, sometimes that's all you see, like the mom with the perfect house, and the perfect children i'm the first to be like, my house does not look like that. my kids have crumbs all over their face like everywhere they go. >> there they are. the tornadoes. >> and you know, we're probably -- i like the macaroni in the workout. i feel seen. but we have al over here >> yes >> good to see you the lesson here is don't post. to help you guys out, friends at molly maid says here is a year of home cleaning >> no way. >> oh my gosh. that is amazing. >> spend more time with the kids stuff like that. >> do they know what they're getting themselves into? >> they're paid. >> come in with haz-mat suits, and flamethrowers. they'll be fine. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. >> appreciate it >> a sweet little baby. >> get a nap in. that's your big chance >> that's right.

al, a check of the weather >> let's show you what we've got going on for you, and we're looking at a blast of polar air coming in from the plains. going to make its way all the way down into texas. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a cold start this morning and windy. the wind advisory continues for the north bay. we'll reach up to 53 degrees for an afternoon high for a lot of our inland areas. back close to freezing tonight. by the weekend we'll start to see rain chances increasing starting that is your latest weather. >> that is your latest weather. best way to start the week off.

>> busy monday morning let's get to the stories start with harry styles. last night wrapping up the residency in los angeles after the shows rescheduled and celebrated the 15 nights of selling out the kia forum arena. they honored him with a massive banner, there it is, as it went up, sharing the videos on social media, and sort of like at madison square garden when he did that residency in new york, as well. just because the l.a. shows are over, doesn't mean that harry is slowing down, which he announced he will be performing at this year's grammys, nominated for six awards, big category, song of the year, album of the year and others he could possibly sweep. that album is massive for him. he's going to join the star-studded lineup of performers including mary j, lizzo. it will be the show. >> always great. >> great job >> a group of performers together and it is awesome. that's going to air this sunday. next up, we've got super mario brothers, the highly-anticipated movie based

on everyone's favorite, mustache oweed plumber and a sneak peek on voicing "donkey kong." >> meow. >> you got the cat box oh my -- i'm sorry okay now you die. >> yes. >> he was born to play donkey kong >> hits theaters in april. and meghan trainor and the announcement, the drum roll, please dear future mama >> i love that. >> we have the author with us now live meghan trainor >> hi, family. >> tell us about the book. congrats >> i wrote a book "who am i," after having a baby you all know

i feel like i can do anything and this is a big goal of mine because when i was pregnant, i felt very alone. it was also like covid time, so i didn't have any friends that were pregnant with me, and i just remember being like i don't want anyone who has to feel like that, and now, i can be a future bestie, and i can help you and tell you all of my tmi details of my pregnancy. >> give us one tip that you want to share with expectant mamas right now, and something you wish you had known the first time around with riley >> oh, my gosh, i wasn't prepared for that answer one tip, man just like, any crazy thing that happens with your body, like you're okay, it's probably normal i don't know, and like sleep as much as you can. >> you want to see the book? >> i see your little cutie. >> you want to see the book? open up the book >> it comes with a baby. >> baby number two [ applause ]

>> i'm pregnant! >> what a surprise >> oh, my gosh >> are you kidding me? >> congratulations >> congratulations, guys >> are you kidding me? >> we did it >> what a tiktok teaser you put out, it was not much of a tease. we have a little bit of the video, they were telling their family and friends >> i'm crying! >> the big announcement coming soon >> oh, my gosh. >> there it is >> the reveal. >> that's the reveal. >> that's so cute. i'm so happy for you, meghan and daryl. >> do you know >> we're saving it for tiktok. >> we're so happy for you all. oh, my gosh. unbelievable. can't believe it >> i love announcing my pregnancy with you guys. >> did you try to explain to him, i know ryder is going to be two next week. did you try to explain to him, do you understand. >> we try to point to my belly

and say baby in tummy. >> he is in for a rude awakening. >> is this your ultrasound >> yes >> that is so crazy. >> only your copy comes with that right? >> so proud of you, meghan we love you. >> so happy for you guys >> congrats. a super bowl commercial, too, on top of everything else, girl, you are it. >> how do they know? i'm so happy right now. >> you're the best we love you, meghan. >> appreciate it >> congrats. >> riley was wearing the headphones on the plaza. daryl was there. >> i was pregnant then and didn't know. >> right. >> you had been writing a book at that point, too. >> i had no idea four months. it was the best surprise >> congratulations, my darling >> you're always so honest and on social, we love that about you, meghan. i do, as well. we talked a lot about mental health, and i know you have helped a lot of people i can only imagine you are just as candid in this book and you

will help a lot of people. >> yes, we did a lot of section about mental health in the book so i hope everyone gets to read. that my husband has many, a whole chapter to himself, about like what that was like, too and it is very honest and open and i hope it helps somebody out there who wants to be a mama, a parent >> congratulations we love you guys "your future mama. >> love you! >> that was so cool. >> awesome surprise. i did not see that coming. >> i want to read it >> open the book >> yes, i was like, all right. >> now i got it. guys, coming up, we will have a first look at innovative new technology for your home, health, beauty routines. this could shape your life in a different way for 2023 but first, your local news

good morning. leaders at the oakland zoo today plan to provide an update on when the zoo is going to open again. the zoo had to shut down during the new year's eve storm and a culvert gave way that day, washing away the road leading to the front gate. we're hoping to hear about a hard reopening date later today. too cold for the zoo today. >> later on today it's going to

warm up nicely under all of this sunshine. it's only 55 for a high today in san jose and 50 in dublin and 53 in napa. tomorrow morning it's going to be even colder. we'll dip near or below freezing for a lot of our valleys, down to 32 for santa rosa and freedmont as well as mount view. we'll await the arrival of rain on friday. we have more local news coming up for you in a half hour.

we are back. it is monday morning we've got quite the crowd out here for a monday on the plaza a little shania twain. >> we will talk about why. let's talk about this. we have this hat right here. you have the eagles hat. >> that's nice >> and also, can we give a shout-out to our friend mary over there from universal and all her friends that came to visit? we're happy that ya'll are here. fun friends from universal by the way, shania twain's album out this week.

it's real good we caught up with the five-time grammy winner, to hear all about the music, and the inspiring message behind it. all about loving who you are. >> she is such an incredible story. and i know you have a whole podcast. i can't wait to hear this. and this is fun, when you go to the special shows and they have what the future is, here we have katie linendoll is back innovative beauty and health item, something for everybody, and some things that we think you won't even want to live without. >> oh, wow, all right. >> good tease. and for "start today," a relaxing way to combine your walk with meditation harry smith tried out walking a labyrinth. >> that seems stressful. >> used for thousand and thousands of years what it could do for you >> oh, my god. i'm falling asleep i'm so zen i'm so zen >> we'll have more on that tomorrow. >> you will put craig to sleep, he was up all night watching the chiefs >> i rock him to sleep

>> sure. sure coming up on "third hour of today," if you're still awake, our "consumer confidential" on a new plastic surgery trend all over social media, with people showing some dramatic transformations, we will tell you what it does, how much it costs, people are taking the fat out of their cheeks. >> i was going to say, wow i'm confused >> a lot going on. >> they're all young though. >> these cheeks. >> these cheeks. >> thanks for the clarification. >> i got plenty of the other tomorrow on "today" -- ♪ moon river ♪ >> a special morning, ya'll. take a look. we are celebrating the release of a brand new animated kids series on netflix, it is called "princess power," it is executive produced by somebody we know very well. >> who >> our own lovely savannah and the lovely drew barrymore.

and before we even knew this, this is one episode out, and i kid you note, my kids have watched the one episode 15 times. they're waiting for today when the other episodes drop. >> it is so amazing. so fun first season princesses who save the world. we're so excited and proud out today. the episodes are only 12 minutes long. it is great for the preschool set. >> we can watch today. >> you can watch today yes. >> love that >> i'll take a break after six minutes. >> thanks for the plug, guys. let's get a check of the weather. >> thank you very much. let's show you what is happening. for today, for the week ahead, spotty showers in the northeast and some snow showers, snow, rain and ice down through the mid mississippi river valley, sunshine out west, cold around the plains as we get to the midweek period, flurries in the northeast, heavy rain down through texas, sunny and dry out west toward the end of the week, we are looking at a lot of wet weather along the southeast coast. drying out through texas rain and snow returning to the pacific northwest. slowly warming up

good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temps in some spots are the upper 30s. tonight will be near or below freezing for the inland valleys. it does get slightly warmer toward the end of the week, but rain set to come in on friday, scattered showers, a break on >> and that is your latest weather. what do you got coming up there, hoda kotb? >> we got shania twain, y'all. we're going to have a little bit more of our one-on-one with shania, her journey to the top, she had some big bumps along the way, and also her empowering message behind her new album but first, this is "today" on nbc

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♪ the singing music series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. we're back 8:36 one of the biggest names in music. one of our favorites around here, shania. >> i caught up with her. i adore her so much. the five-time grammy winner drops her brand new album this week at 57, shania said she never, ever felt more comfortable in her own skin, and let me tell you, it shows ♪ that don't impress me much ♪ >> shania twain's career spanned more than three decades with hits like "still the one ", "any man of mine" and "man i feel like a woman," she shattered records for female artists of her generation. ♪ man i feel like a woman ♪ >> but her path to success was

not easy you were in a beautiful part of your life. how do you feel at this age, at this stage, where you are right now? >> i'm feeling quite liberated in so many ways. the queen of me title for the new title couldn't be more fitting for where i'm really at in my own mind ♪ >> the "man i feel like a woman" singer has a lot to feel good about. she is out with her first full album in five years. "queen of me." it is upbeat and empowering. >> okay, so you're going on tour how do you keep up the stamina, what are you eating? >> i eat liquids only on show days. >> you don't eat food. >> i don't eat solids. if i eat solids on show days, i burp when i sing [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ let's keep waking up dreaming ♪ >> shania says she has a lot to

be thankful for. she is singing again a terrifying case of lyme disease impacted her vocals back in 2003. it would be more than a decade and throat surgery before she got her voice back. >> i'm appreciating being able to sing again. you know, after a very difficult operation on my throat i'm just grateful for so many things >> in a bold move, the "quee of me" artist posted nude for the new album. >> i had a photo shoot in the nude i wanted to be more relaxed and comfortable in my own skin, but when you're naked, now you're relying entirely on your own love of yourself and respect for yourself >> shania opens up about her difficult childhood in her netflix documentary "not just a girl." >> did you know your childhood upbringing was difficult, you didn't have often enough money for food, to keep the lights on, for heating?

>> it was clear early on that we weren't like the other kids. all the other kids came to school, and i was going to school, oh, my gosh, you're not going to eat your apple, i forgot it, or it's in my locker. >> so what ended up being your talent, singing. >> you would forget you're hungry, with my guitar and go out to the bush and light a fire and write songs. that was the great escape. >> her mom recognized her talent and took her to bars as young as 8 years old to perform >> she also realized this could be our break this could break the cycle of our lives. i felt the pressure of that, too. >> when shania was 22, her parents died in a car crash. >> my sister called and said they died in a car accident. and i just, you know, i fell apart. >> what did you lose the day they died?

>> i lost the foundation as rickety as it was >> do you think once your career started rolling, did it feel like a puzzle piece that fit >> the drive was out of desperation. if i could have been stevie wonder's backup singer, that would have been my dream come true my dreams were different from where i ended up i ended up being this big performer. ♪ >> for fans, a memorable moment, performing at coachella with harry styles. >> me and these kids that are icons in their own right are the same kids that were my fans when they were 4. >> i feel like your life has had so many highs and lows >> when life throws you around, make lemonade. >> and when you give the details about her upbringing, i wasn't

driven by ambition i was driven by desperation. she had to feed the kids in her family, she has to do all those things on stage, she had to find her voice and hard to believe she was scared but she was, and now what she thinks about when she is on stage, give the audience what they're giving me and that's the only thing that gets her through. but i didn't know her whole back story. >> childhood and then losing her voice for all those years. how terrifying, when that was her survival. >> she thought that was it she thought it was over. and it was lionel ritchie who helped her find her voice again in a beautiful moment. >> i hope this is a podcast. >> yes it is. >> we should mention that yo can hear more of hoda's conversation with shania twain, it's the "making space" podcastr that episode out right now where you get your podcasts or to make it easier scan the qr code. >> whoa. >> here we go. >> we can do it.

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call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. all right. we're back with the latest technology trends that could shape your lifestyle in 2023 and beyond. >> tech expert katie linendoll is lear with beauty gadgets for your home and your house, and i love when you bring something that we've never seen before. >> let's start out, this is science fiction without the fiction. starting off, this is kara pure water, and it brings water out of pure air. i will tell you how this works >> what? >> crazy stuff ten liters of water out of here every single day that is about 20 bottles of water. and what is really unique about it, it is a unique technology to actually absorb the air and bring water to life. so you have dispense drinking

water in the comfort of your very own home. >> you are kidding me. >> 600 bottles of water you could save every single month. >> this is hooked up to nothing. the power is doing what? >> you can have room temperature, you can have cold, you can have hot and just make so much sense for not only great for the environment but great for when you use so many bottles. >> for countries who need water. >> yes, it is the technology for five years now, and it is being used in a number of developing countries where they can't get water. and now you can have it in the comfort of your own home >> how do we follow up with that >> that won some awards, didn't it >> it did. the consumer electronics show. big innovation award winner. >> yes >> how much a day? >> ten liters? >> how much is that? >> 20 bottles. >> that's a lot. >> the technology, wow. >> that's nobel peace prize. can i try it >> can i drink this? >> absolutely. it is 9.2 ph >> how does it taste >> tastes like the "today" show air has been sucked through this

thing. >> great hydroponics and a lot of people say i don't have the outdoor space, how can you make the garden you can have your own indoor garden and it has a blend of nature and technology. and it tells you when your plants need nutrients and soil and when they need extra water what is so cool about it, you can have 36 different layers of plants per level. >> we're running out of time already but how do you do it you buy this thing >> there are different options >> if you want something smaller for your home. >> okay, great >> beauty technology always hot and always on trend this is one of my favorite beauty gadgets of all time this is rouge dujour from ysl and what is fantastic is you can create your own custom lipstick. what is so unique about it, this little gadget right here pumps out different kinds of lipsticks, i matched my heels to my lips. it will instantly pop out a number of different colors and

give you a personalized look thousands of different colors have been created. >> is this on the market already? >> sneak peek. this comes out in a few months >> this is getting a lot of buzz in the tech world. this is called prinker and your own personalized temporary tattoos with a touch of a button. so right on my hand i can actually go ahead and put a temporary tattoo >> oh, okay. >> i have music notes right on my hand. a number of different ones >> how long does it last >> you can wash it off water resistant. great for events great for concerts. let's turn now, let's look at this, this is droplette, cool technology in the beauty world, and micro infusing technology, award winning device, funded by nasa, made by m.i.t. scientists for anyone looking to up their the device and press a button and instantly you have an infuser.

>> what am i putting on my face? >> you can choose from collagen and lip volume retinol, lip balm. and in one minute, you have your own high-tech skin care in the comfort of your home and it is up to 90% more effective because it gets 20 times deeper into your skin. >> 30 seconds. >> this is hydrate water bottles. smart water bottles should tell me when to drink water and 80% of americans are dehydrated and not getting the water they need. and this is glowing. hey, you need to take a sip of water. and showcase when you put water inside. last but certainly not least, coming up, hearing smart glasses. if you're at a restaurant and it is very loud and you have lo hearing you can actually put these glasses on and it has speakers in them, a microphone in them, and it will actually amplify so you can hear better >> i love that >> hello hello? >> prescription, too i can't hear or see in a restaurant >> solos eye wear. they have a number of frames out and the hearing ones will be coming out soon. >> katie, come back soon. that was a rush.

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we're back with our "start today" series harry smith takes us inside a therapeutic option for medication with an instant connection >> i can barely walk and chew gum at the same time how about if you walk and meditate at the same time? >> oh. >> reporter: about an hour north of phoenix, where the saguaro cactus are abundant, it is the town of carefree it sounds like a place you would go to check out for a while. or maybe check in. with yourself. what's this thing? >> this is a very ancient symbol of how to come back to one's center >> reporter: a labyrinth

explains veronica lin klein, at the savannah wellness resort. >> it looks complex. just like mindfulness and all of these other things, but it is a very simple pathway to the center >> reporter: a destination often not easy to access what if you're afraid of the center what if you're like, i don't know, they've got a lot of stuff in their eyes and to see that door closed. >> a lot of people are afraid of it that's okay. not everybody will want to go right to the center. there is a lot of stuff there. >> reporter: wellness buzzwords? are is there a there here in the desert she describes it as a kind of a walking meditation. >> which can be so much more gratifying for someone who feels frustrated because they can't sit and meditate this is a very simple way to meditate. >> labyrinths or something like them have been around for 4,000 years. the modern labyrinth moment started at san francisco's grace

cathedral in the 1990s. >> i was at the end of my rope, so to speak, with the aids crisis, and i was just burnt out. >> reporter: after careful study and prayer, the reverend doctor says walking the labyrinth could soothe a troubled soul. >> this pattern, if you allow yourself to drop in, then you get in touch with a whole other level. ♪ >> reporter: we tried it there in that sacred space maybe you don't quite get it the first time it was different in arizona. >> part of that is the relaxing. part of it is just letting go. it is such a beautiful way for people to practice that. >> reporter: the internal noise often static, dissonant voices within, began to quiet the longer we are out here the more i just want to slow down.

>> a lot of times people will confuse a labyrinth with a maze. a maze is intended to create some confusion but this labyrinth, if you stay on the path, you're not going to get lost >> reporter: it's a metaphor a journey. >> what do you think a labyrinth might be a pathway to? >> inner peace. >> reporter: since laure brought the labyrinth to grace cathedral, thousands more have been built across the country. many at churches including at the presbyterian church on the green in bloomfield, new jersey >> pastor ruth bowly and her husband carlos built a full labyrinth during the pandemic and that brought them and the community here a path to healing. >> every experience is different. every time i walked the labyrinth, can gave me peace >> it is not that the labyrinth in and of itself created this experience you allowed yourself to have the

experience by walking through. you can still walk mindfully, peacefully and still experience the peace inside of you. >> so it's portable. >> yes >> she is a great teacher. superstar. this book written from the grace cathedral, so interesting. and honestly you kind of do a little homework, you've been on a labyrinth. >> i love it it is so soothing and it quiets everything. >> build one on the plaza. >> or in here. good morning. there are new calls for action across california to do something to end the cycle of gun violence. just last night, there was another vigil in san jose following four mass shootings statewide over the last nine

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this morning, on the "third hour of today," super showdown. a big matchup. >> 45 yards. all the way. it's good! >> the chiefs winning a nail biter, the eagles dominating again, but this heart-felt message from bills player damar hamlin. we will break it all down. plus, our "consumer confidential" on the hot plastic surgery trend that is taking over social media. what is it? and how much does it cost? then, you her her from the good wife,