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this is "today." emotional reunions. more hostages, including an american toddler released by hamas. families overcome with relief. >> it's really overwhelming. it is like we're all walking around with this brick on our chest for so long. >> this morning, an inside look at the new negotiations under way to free more people and to extend the cease-fire just hours before it expires. breaking overnight, a college student arrested. a shocking attack near the university of vermont now being investigated as a possible hate crime. the very latest straight ahead. busiest travel day ever. millions of americans return home from the holiday weekend. airports and highways still packed this morning. we've got everything you need to know. ready, set, click. cyber monday shopping set to shatter records monday. and we've got the tips and secrets to score the best deals.

all that, plus holiday hero. >> it's a thanksgiving miracle. >> a teenager uses cpr she learned at school to save the life of a toddler that fell into a pool. and it was caught on camera. >> i was just trying to remember what i was supposed to do. i was like, let's keep this baby alive. >> that remarkable story just ahead. and sunday night drama. >> and will take it to the tape, to the 10, to the 5 and to the end zone for a touchdown! >> the ravens pull away late for a big win against the chargers with the playoff race taking shape today, monday, november 27th, 2023. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning.

welcome to "today". hope you have a great holiday weekend. >> it is not just any monday, by the way. cyber monday. we got a live look inside a busy amazon warehouse in robinsville, new jersey. so coming up, why this year could be the biggest online shopping day ever and the deals you need to know about. and we're going to the middle east this morning. more hostages are expected to be released this morning, the final day of this four-day cease-fire. yesterday, hamas released 17 hostages including 4-year-old abigail idan who lost both parents on october 7th. the shooting of three college students of palestinian decent in vermont. we've got it all covered with the release of one of the hostages.

but first, richard engel who joins us from israel. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. today is day four of what is supposed to be a four-day truce. and it is expected that later today, more hostages are going to be released by hamas and more palestinian prisoners released from israel. but we're hearing both sides hamas and israel are expressing a willingness to extend this truce to allow for more releases. since friday, hamas has been releasing women and children in batches. in exchange for palestinian women and minors in israeli jails. it is the most significant diplomatic breakthrough since the start of this conflict negotiated by qatar, the united states and egypt. among those freed is abigail idan, an israeli turned 4 in hamas captivity, but abigail is starting her new life as an orphan. her mother and father were

killed during hamas' october 7th massacre when she was taken hostage along with her neighbors. it's taking place, highly controlled and deeply personal moments at a hospital near tel aviv. hila embraced her uncle who was kidnapped by hamas along with her 9-year-old friend emily hand who happened to be sleeping over at their home near gaza. the girls have lost weight in captivity and hila has disassociated herself from the trauma speaking like it happened to a stranger. she doesn't show much emotion? >> yeah, she speaks about it like it's a scene from a movie. she speaks about facts that happened. >> reporter: like it happened to somebody else. >> yeah, it's like a story, but she doesn't get sad when she talks about it. >> reporter: today is hila's 13th birthday. the family plans to have a party but it is utterly

incomplete. hila's mother is still a hostage, separated from the girls two days before the girls were freed. 62-year-old adrian siegel was released but also separated from her israeli-american partner who is also still held by hamas. it is too early to talk about an end of this conflict or even a lasting crew chief. hamas still has dozens of other hostages, including israeli soldiers, and this weekend, israel's prime minister netanyahu visited troops in gaza he promised hamas would be destroyed and removed from power. we will continue until the end. until victory, nothing will stop us, he said. the negotiations are still ongoing and they are extraordinarily sensitive and could break down but as of right now, we are hearing from two independent arab mediators that efforts are under way to extend the cease-fire by two days, savannah.

>> richard, thank you. one of the hostages released yesterday was adrian siegle. there she is right there. known as aviva. there she is seen there waving. after the hostages safety came. hannah siegle joins us now. hannah, we're so happy that you received such good news recently. i know you haven't had a chance yet to see your aunt but other family members, i think, have. how is she doing? >> thanks. she's -- she's alive and she's free. we're waiting for a full physical and mental assessment, but that video that you showed, i love it because it makes me believe that her spirit is unbroken. she's waving and i think she's actually smiling which is sort of incredible given the circumstances. so, i mean, we're ecstatic that she's home, but it's a conflict

of emotions because my uncle keith, her husband, is still being held. this is the last day of the pause and we are -- we are just hoping that he is released soon too, as well. >> what a bittersweet range of emotions you must be feeling with that. have family members learned weather your aunt aviva and uncle keith have been together, they had been separated? and any of the conditions that she was held in? >> you know, honestly, we're giving aviva a minute to spend time with her kids, my cousins, her four children and five grandchildren who she takes care of. so i haven't heard yet -- you know, i hope they were together. we haven't heard. >> and leading up to this moment, i know a lot of people were waiting to find out which hostages would be released. how did you learn that your aunt was, in fact, on the list?

and how have you been kept informed by the government? >> you know, i want to say that the government of the united states, the government of qatar, the government of israel, we owe our deep, deep gratitude. our message there is really thank you, but also keep going. you know, there are over 150 hostages, including keith, that still need to be brought home. israel called my cousins, aviva and keenly's children, let them know that she was set to be on the list yesterday. we got together as a family virtually, and that's how we learned. but, you know, being here in the united states, my family has felt the relentless support of president biden and his team working to get these folks home, so they have been in communication with us almost daily.

>> and, hannah, for those who don't hear these stories. i mean, there are 240 hostages. that all have families, all have people that loved them, all have people agonizing about these days. what has it been like for you and your family and all the families of the hostages to wait and wonder and worry? >> i meaner it's heartbreaking. we didn't know anything. we don't know anything. you know, we knew -- we saw my aunt and uncle taken. there was a video. but after that, you have no idea where they are, what kind of conditions they're in. it is absolutely devastating. we've had the opportunity to talk with other family members who are sort of uniquely bonded in this trauma that we're all going through together. so i think, you know, what we felt these past few days is possibility and hope in a real sense for the first time since all of this happened. and it just shows that we can get every hostage home and, you

know, my family in addition to fighting every day to get keith home, we stand committed with every other family member of every other hostage who is still being held. we have to bring them all home if possible. we have to do it. >> hannah, thank you so, so much for spending time with us. we're glad you got that news about your aunt and hopefully about your uncle soon. breaking news out of vermont. a suspect has been arrested in a possible hate crime. the weekend shootings of three college students, all of palestinian descent. nbc's george solis is in burlington with the very latest. george, thank. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. that's right, police believe the suspect approached the three young men saturday night and fired without a word. two are isn't stable condition, a third suffered serious injuries. this morning an arrest in burlington, vermont after three college students were shot and seriously wounded saturday

night. two of the victims are palestinian american while the third palestinian is a legal resident. police say jason eaton, a 48-year-old man who lives in an apartment building next to the crime scene is responsible for the shootings. the victims identified by family members as kinnan abdalhamid, tahseen ahmed, and hisham awartani, were in town for thanksgiving and leaving a relative's home near the university of vermont campus on saturday when their group was confronted by a man they initially described as a white male with a handgun who shot at least four times without saying a word. >> this has shaken us as a community. >> reporter: authorities say two of the victims were in keffiyehs, a traditional palestinian scarf, and they were speaking arabic. some fear the crime may have been motivated by hate triggered by the israel-hamas war. >> they were wearing the keffiyeh, the traditional palestinian scarf. they were not robbed.

they were not held up. this was a targeted shooting. >> reporter: though it happened near the university of vermont, the victims don't appear to have a direct connection to the school. they were a student of the university, and all are all graduates of ramallah school in the west bank. >> we're afraid it is most likely a crime against palestinians. >> reporter: in a joint statement their family members said they're devastated by the news that our children were targeted and shot. savannah, you can imagine there is a small sense of relief in this community. meanwhile, the community and victims' families are calling oe the shooting as a indicate crime. meanwhile, that suspect is expected to be arraigned in court later today, savannah. >> george solis, thank you meantime, it appears george santos' days in washington could be numbered. the new york republican says he expects to be expelled from congress as soon as this week after a house ethics committee reported he's embezzling from his campaign for personal use. let's bring in garrett haake for

this one. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning. look, if this is george santos' last week in congress, he's not going quietly. live stream went on social media for more than three hours. santos held nothing back, lashing out against his colleagues and congress as a whole. his weekend rant coming in the wake of that chairman filing the latest resolution to expel him after the committee found he allegedly used campaign funds on everything from paying his rent and credit card bills to botox, spa treatments and onlyfans. during the live stream, santos referred to himself as the mary magdalene of congress among fellows galore and suggested the ethics committee should look around at members showing up drunk or hungover at votes instead. but he also said he had done the math on his expulsion vote over and over, and in his words, it doesn't look good for him to survive the latest attempt at his removal. hoda >> so, garrett, when will this official vote take place >> reporter: it could happen as early as tomorrow when the house

comes back from thanksgiving break. over the break, we heard from a significant number of lawmakers who had backed santos before now saying they're prepared to vote against him after reading this report. but fighting to the end, santos says he would wear his expulsion like only sixth in history if it happens like a badge of honor. hoda >> all right garrett, thank you. a lot more to get to millions of travelers making their way home from the holidays this morning and they're coping with storms and record crowds. the tsa has confirmed yesterday was the busiest day ever for air travel ever we'll get to al's forecast in a moment but first nbc's tom costello joins from us reagan national where i think he spent his entire thanksgiving there. hope you had turkey at chick-fil-a, tom >> reporter: pretty much >> anyway, how is it >> reporter: yeah, exactly yesterday we think was the all-time record breaker. we have a lot of people still moving through the system today.

you me, that midwest storm system yesterday cost 7,500 flight delays. today a vast improvement 450 delays right now, and we're only at 23 flight cancellations. that's not bad but if you are flying home today, if you are flying anywhere today, take a look. you will be in good company. welcome to the week after the busiest travel day ever, with post-thanksgiving crowds surging through just about every airport nationwide. >> hopefully, we can get this through line and get through our gate pretty quickly. >> reporter: the tsa screened nearly 3 million passengers on saturday, that shatters the previous record set back in june among the busiest airports, look at this, l.a.x. with an estimated 230,000 passengers on sunday in atlanta, 30,000 passengers were screened by 9:00 a.m. yesterday. despite the rush, new reports of any problems. >> it was so nice. we just had no trouble

>> we were using the tsa app to kind of look ahead of time and show there was no security line. so that helped alleviate the stress a little bit. >> reporter: one big exception, the midwest. with a major storm pausing flight delays but few cancellations at chicago o'hare. meanwhile, aaa says 39 million americans were driving over thanksgiving with all those drivers getting relief at the pump, the average per gallon $3.25 for regular, down 30 cents from last year in 2022, a driver traveling from dallas to denver would spend $114 on gas. this year, it's closer to $100, welcome news heading into the christmas travel rush. >> with gas prices falling in to more than $3 a gallon in most states, as we approach christmas, driving may be the best answer for how you get to loved ones for the holidays. >> reporter: if you are planning to fly over christmas and new year's, experts say there are still deals to be found with the

most popular domestic destinations including new york, orlando, l.a., las vegas and denver for international trips, tokyo, london, paris, shanghai and mexico city. yeah, that sounds pretty good. you know, we may remember last christmas, right after christmas, we had that major meltdown with southwest airlines they had 2 million passengers affected 16,000 flight the cancelled. they'll since rebuilt the computer system, they say they've addressed all of the issues that led to that, so far this year, savannah, nationwide, only 1.3% of flights delayed so we're at about a ten-year low right now on delays. the system so far is handling the volume back to you. >> glad to hear that thank you, tom be free now. be free. all right. coming up on 18 minutes passed the hour, al, a lot of people are traveling and looking at the weather. >> unless you are looking at the great lakes, things aren't too bad. good morning, hope had you a

great thanksgiving weekend take a look now. we have winter weather alerts for five million people. lake effect snow warnings, the leeward side of the eastern great lakes. you can see the lake-effec snow machine starting to fire up, bringing heavier snow around ohio as well, michigan we will be watching this system as the low pressure pulls away snowfall upwards of three inches per hour later tonight the leeward lakes from cleveland, buffalo, syracuse, the tighill plateau, upstate new york tomorrow more persistent snow. some of them may actually make it into new york city. we're just talking flurries, nothing sticking, but it's going to be windy with wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour so that may cause some airport delays look at this, central new york, to upper central new york. upwards of 36 inches of snow more or. also down through buffalo into erie, pennsylvania, four to six inches of snow that's going to be a tough one,

as we look, though, the rest of the country, nice. mild in florida, sunshine. sunny in texas sunshine all the way into the pacific northwest. chilly start along the west coast. but all in all, not a bad way to start off. even if you are staying inside for cyber monday, get outside and enjoy some sunshine. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. and enjoy the sunshine we will get to your local forecast in 30 seconds. ndo som? yeah... that's what i do! [♪♪] here's you last year, when you made the big mistake. bangs. no. you didn't shop with rakuten, so you didn't get cash back on top of sales. [♪♪] you can still save yourself...a bunch of money. [♪♪] ♪ rakuten ♪ good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we're enjoying sunshine, but it is very cold. in fact, a lot of our inland valleys starting out below freezing this morning. we'll head for the upper 60s,

and then we're back close to freezing again tonight. tomorrow we'll start out mostly sunny, but then the north bay may see showers late tomorrow evening, off and on rain in the forecast through thursday. we're dry on friday, and temperatures will be much cooler and that is your latest weather. ladies >> al, thank you happy cyber monday, everybody. this is going to be a record-breaking one. and we've got every angle of the holiday shopping rush covered. >> we're live inside of one of amazon's very busy fulfillment centers. plus, what you need to know. >> apparently there are huge times that could make a difference. and then we're going to introduce you to the teenager hailed as a hero for saving a toddler's life on thanksgiving it was a remarkable rescue all caught on camera she has a message on the importance of cpr, and she thinks even needs to hear it thinks even needs to hear it but, first, th is "today" onis

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be an extension to the truce between israel and gaza now in its final hours. details are still being finalized. back here at home, oakland leaders this afternoon are planning to hold a special session to debate a resolution calling for a permanent cease-fire. city council's proposal also calls for the release of all hostages and unrestricted humanitarian aid to gaza. supporters claim the resolution does not include specifics or assign blame to either side. and today san francisco is cracking down on illegal street vendors. the city is imposing a ban on street vending along mission street. leaders say it's an emergency response after a spike in crime and stolen items being sold in the area. permitted vendors say they're being unfairly targeted by the ban, but the city says the vendors will still be allowed to set up on any other street in the area, just not on mission street. it is a cold start in the bay area this monday morning. kari has a look at our forecast. >> some of our temperatures in the inland areas are below

freezing right now, and it is a very chilly start to our day that only heads for the upper 60s for some of our warmer spots inland. another cold night again tonight, and more clouds moving in late tomorrow, but we do start out sunny. our temperatures in the mid-60s. notice that as we see the rain chances increasing on wednesday, we'll also have cooler temperatures for our afternoon highs, and we will have a chance of some off and on showers between wednesday and thursday. then we go into our weekend with highs in the low 60s. we'll be watching sunday as well. unsettled weather is starting to move in as our temperatures continue to drop. and we have the full forecast on ouwebsite, nbcbayarea.cor m.

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up with the record demand. hey, brian good morning. >> reporter: 1.2 million square feet of warehouse. by the way, 20 million products stored on site, some of which could be sorted and headed to your door soon this as americans are expected to break records as they tap and click their way to savings this morning a brand-new round of deals are at your fingertips. today's cyber monday sales expected to break records. online sales will climb to $12 billion growing by over 6% from last year, on the heels of a strong black friday online, up 7.5% since 2022. many of the shoppers are still going strong with more than 70 million americans expected to score a cyber monday deal by day's end. according to the national retail federation. >> between 6:00 to 11:00 p.m. pst, we're expecting $4 billion just between those five hours. >> reporter: with steady inflation and higher than ever

credit card interest rates, companies are trying to woo consumers with deals on everything fro clothing to furniture, toys to tech items how is walmart trying to meet the consumer in a scenario where their budgets might have tighter this year? >> we're proud of the value we represent to our customers when they want those great deals on the items they want, not just the items they need, we're confident that cyber monday at walmart is the place to be. >> reporter: experts say buying online allows bargain hunters to comparison shop more efficiently than they can in the store >> i do have an amazon cart full of a bunch of things we'll see if things fluctuate. prosecute for the best price, consider hunting throughout the day, as dynamic pricing may work in your favor, especially for retailers who are hoping for bigger black friday sales. >> a retailer who might be more nimble, maybe they don't do so well on black friday, and they might make up for it on cyber monday by offering extra discounts and exclusive deals just for cyber monday. >> reporter: and one quick tip, check to see if those cyber monday deals are actually cyber week deals that could give you more

breathing room to decide if you want to get those deals or not by the way, on shipping, we're hearing from parcel carriers they have more capacity than they need this season. amazon using facilities like this one to get your packages to the door will get you there faster, all with bodes well for packages arriving at your doorstep on time this season. >> brian cheung for us in jersey. all right, brian, thanks >> let me show you what the retailers are doing to attract your business. now, let's focus on helping you get the most for your money. we've got nbc business correspondent christine romans is here with our checklist it can be overwhelming every site says they have a big deal whether they do is in the details. what do you think is a bargain today? >> you have to shop really smart today because it is going to be overwhelming but there are a lot of deals out there. specifically, toys, electronics, apparel. that's where you will get the real deals today if you're looking to buy for your kids, amazon and walmart have toy sets up to 70%.

lowe's is offering tools pottery barn, west elm, wayfair with big sales sit down, have a cup of coffee, don't be overwhelmed >> exhale. >> look at your list and start to see where the deals are this morning. >> that's a good point, how do you know if you're getting a good deal? they all say this is the deal. >> i know, you need to get a browser extension. they can really help sometimes they're all the same price, but there may be shipping fees or other gift cards you can get sometimes as a little bonus. look for some of these get one of these browser extensions >> explain, because we don't understand >> weyeah >> reporter: it looks across all the websites and it alerts you, it tells you exactly where the best deal is so you can make a smart decision then you don't have to go to each little separate place yourself. >> i'm one of those people if it's a 70% off, it feels like you made 70% you made money it is obviously not how it works. how do you safely go about doing this to kind of protect your own interests. >> look at shopping history, camel, camel, camel or google shopping

you can see what the price was of this item sometimes they inflate it and then they bring it back down so it really isn't a 70% sale. >> right >> so, check that out. be careful about the scams today. there are phishing scams and the like really make sure you are on the right website when you are looking for this. >> that's a good point. >> https, make sure that's the beginning of the address and look for the spellings believe it or not, sometimes, you can see it's not really target there will be fake websites out there trying to grab you, so be careful. >> it is always like, oh, but what if it goes down further you always think, is it so early and if i wait. >> so you are in the driver's seat today one of the things you can do is put it in your cart and wait for a few hours, have another cup of coffee, see what happens sometimes they will come to you and say, you are still looking here's another 10% off >> wow >> you're in the driver's seat also because consumers are pulling back a little. i mean, we will see record numbers, but retailers know that consumers are shopping a little smarter, so they're coming to get you.

they really want your dollar so you could be a little patient. i do think there will be more sales later in the year. you don't have to stress out nabbing it today check out if it is a cyber week as brian just said, so right check out if it is a cyberweek deal that's likely going to happen. >> there were seven cups of coffee based on that advice, so you may be a little jittery today. >> yes, exactly. >> and good deals on appliances. >> we're just getting started, by the way, when it comes to cyber monday jill will be here with a special edition of steals and deals. also ahead, carson has big and exclusive news from taylor swift. so if you are a fan, you do not want to miss popstart. but first, the story behind this dramatic video a teenager saving a child's life over the holiday weekend, thanks to the cpr that she had only recently learned. that's right after this.

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brave teenager who recently learned cpr in school. this morning, a california teenager is being called a hero after performing life-saving cpr on a three-year-old relative who nearly drowned in the family swimming pool on thanksgiving. >> it's a thanksgiving miracle. >> reporter: the terrifying incident all captured on this home security camera, as the family was making breakfast, little maxine unknowingly snuck into the backyard and got into the pool about four minutes later, the toddler's uncle found her floating face down unresponsive. >> she's pretty much lifeless and almost like a doll, wet doll. >> reporter: he began frantically screaming for help that's what kirsten add kinson said her 15-year-old daughter madison jumped into action and started performing cpr >> madison was just pumping away for a couple of minutes. and finally maxine starts to open her eyes and starts to breathe. and the entire time madison is there just calm, cool, collected, not panicked.

>> reporter: what did the paramedics say to madison when they arrived >> they asked her how old she was. they said, how old are you she said 15. and they commended her and they said that, you know, she has performed a miracle. >> reporter: madison, captain of her school's jv cheer team said she recently took a sports medicine class where she learned cpr. >> i was just trying to remember what i was supposed to do. i was like, let's keep this baby alive. >> reporter: a life-saving skill that's given her family a whole lot to be thankful for this holiday season. >> we were able to celebrate thanksgiving in a different way, right? it was about, you know, how precious life is and how things can change in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: and good news the family says little maxine has made a full recovery as far as what people should take away from this story, madison's mom said, number one, get cpr training their whole family is now committed to doing so.

second, she said have a little more faith in teenagers as madison proved they can do a lot more than we sometimes give them credit for. >> amen. she proved it. >> madison, wow. >> see how quickly that toddler could get to the pool. >> it happens so fast. >> definitely, not during a swimming hangout it happens other times when everyone else is busy. >> nice to celebrate the good news out of that. >> 7:44. how about another check of the forecast, mr. roker? >> that's a feel good right there. thanks so much i don't know how good you will feel about some of these temperatures for a lot of us chicago today, your high is 27 degrees. that's 16 degrees below average. dallas, only 53. nashville 11 degrees cooler than average at 46. and then tomorrow, that cold air moves to the east. new york city, our high is going to be 37 degrees that's 13 degrees below average. houston 59 milwaukee 27 degrees 13 degrees below average but then temperatures have a little moderation. by friday, new york city, we're at 50, 60 in richmond.

friday 46 in cleveland 63 in memphis. and 41 in chicago. and next week, look at this big warmup other than the southwest, good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we're starting out near freezing in a lot of our inland valleys, and then we make it into the upper 60s for an afternoon high. we'll be cold again tonight. tomorrow we're back in the 60s with rain moving into the north bay late tomorrow evening, spotty showers in the forecast for wednesday and thursday. not expecting a significant storm system here, a and that is your latest weather. guys >> coming up, al, we can't wait for this new one great conversation with funny twists with eddie murphy and

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adobe analytics is expecting americans to spend a record $12 billion this cyber monday, which would be a 5.4% increase over last year. you may want to stay in and shop online. it's cold out there. >> yes, and our temperatures below freezing for a lot of our inland valleys this morning to start. we will continue with sunshine and our temperatures headed for the mid to upper 60s today. it will be another cold night, back down into the 30s. for the north bay, we'll be watching clouds increase throughout the afternoon, with a chance of rain late tomorrow night. the rest of the bay area seeing rain chances increasing on wednesday into thursday. it doesn't look like a really big storm, but we will have spotty light showers and cool temperatures. and for san francisco, expect a high of 65 today and 63 for tomorrow, but we'll only be in the upper 50s for wednesday, and we'll have more of that cool weather with our highs in the upper 50s and low 60s into the weekend, possibly another chance of rain on sunday.

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let's get to your news at 8:00. israel is embracing the latest group of former hostages released by hamas, including the first american among them. negotiators worked overnight hoping to extend a temporary cease-fire in gaza so even more of these captives can return home. nbc's chief correspondent richard engel joins us from israel. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. today is day four of a four-day truce. later today, israel is expected to free more prisoners in exchange for ransom releasing more hostages. and we're hearing that both israel and hamas considering extending the truce to allow for time for more releases. since friday, hamas has been releasing women and children in batches in exchange for palestinian women and minors in israeli jails. it is the most significant diplomatic breakthrough since

the start of this conflict, negotiated by qatar, the united states and egypt. among those freed is abigail idan,en israeli american who turned 4 in hamas captivity. but abigail is starting her new life as an orphan. her mother and father were killed during hamas' october 7th massacre when she was taken hostage, along with her neighbors. the family reunions are taking place in israeli hospitals, highly controlled and definitely personal moments. deeply personal moments. at a hospital near tel aviv, hila embraced her uncle. she was kidnapped by hamas, along with her nine-year-old friend emily hand who happened to be sleeping over at they are. he told us this morning the girls have lost weight in captivity and hila has disassociated herself from the trauma, speaking like it happened to a stranger. even with you she doesn't have much emotion? >> yeah.

she speaks about it like scene from a movie. she speaks about facts like it happened. >> reporter: like it happened to somebody else? >> yeah. it is like a story, but she doesn't get sad when she talks about it. >> reporter: today is hila's 13th birthday. the family plans to have a party, but it is utterly incomplete. hila's mother raaya is still a hostage in gaza, separated from her daughter and friend emily two days before the girls were freed. 62-year-old adrian siegel was released but also separated from her israeli-american partner keith also still held by hamas. her niece spoke to savannah and hoda this morning. >> we're ecstatic that she's home, but it is a conflict of emotions because my uncle keith, her husband, is still being held. this is the last day of the pause. and we are -- we are just hoping that he is released soon, too, as well. >> reporter: these negotiations

are still ongoing. they're extraordinarily sensitive and could collapse. but with that said, two independent arab negotiators tell us, as things stand right now, there is an effort to extend this truce for two days. savannah. >> richard, thank you very much. pope francis revealed yesterday he's suffering from an inflammation of his lungs. the vatican said this morning he's being treated with antibiotics. francis who turns 87 next month, skipped his traditional sunday appearance at a window overlooking st. peter's square. instead his weekly blessing was televised. from a chapel within the guesthouse. he is scheduled to travel to dubai on friday for the united nation's climate change conference. derek chauvin was seriously injured friday after being stabbed at the federal prison in arizona where he was incarcerated. nbc's maggie vespa joins us now with the details and the reaction maggie, good morning >> reporter: hey, peter, good

morning. officials say that chauvin while serving state and federal sentences is expected to survive this attack. there are a lot of questions this morning as to how exactly this could have happened that being said, a quick warning, some of the images and some of the information in this piece may be disturbing. this morning, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin hospitalized after chauvin convicted of murdering george floyd was stabbed inside a medium security federal prison in tucson, arizona >> we are adjourned. >> reporter: chauvin was seriously injured but is expected to survive a law enforcement source tells nbc news the stabbing took place around 12:30 p.m. friday according to the federal bureau of prisons and required life saving measures before chauvin was rushed to the hospital it is unclear what happened and who stabbed him. the minnesota attorney general stating, like any incarcerated individual, he should be able to serve his sentence without fear of retaliation or violence

chauvin's attorney slamming the prison for a lack of institutional control and transparency, claiming chauvin's family has received no update on his current condition or location stating it appears to be indicative of a poorly run facility and indicates how derek's assault was allowed to happen >> find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: in 2020 video capturing derek chauvin kneeling on george floyd's neck for 9 minutes rocked the world as floyd cried out "i can't breathe. floyd's death sparked protests demanding racial justice an investigation found that minneapolis and its police department engaged in race discrimination terrence floyd, george floyd's brother speaking out about friday's incident telling the associated press he wouldn't wish for anyone to be stabbed at prison, stating i'm not going to give my energy towards anything that happens within those four walls because i energy went towards getting him in those

four walls that's a difficult update obviously for that family. some important context this morning, as part of this plea deal, derek chauvin was actually transferred from a high security facility in arizona to that middle security facility in arizona. experts say now it is entirely possible he could be moved to yet another facility following this attack. all of this after the supreme court last week rejected his appeal to his murder conviction. peter? >> maggie vespa with the latest. maggie, thank you. all right. we go to the nfl now and a wild and dramatic finish in the eagles/bills game. philadelphia was down by 10 points in the fourth quarter there were tears in my house but they came back they needed a 59 yard field goal to send the game to overtime so here's what happened. >> this was insane. >> to snap it to mann. elliot puts the toe on it and the kick is good oh, what a kick it is by elliot!

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>> i think it runs hand in hand. no one is bigger than the team it is all a group effort so we all have to jump in for at the fire house. >> reporter: the tradition started in 1996 when the baltimore ravens franchise first began. the team didn't have a huge budget to hire full-time employees, so local firefighters volunteered to help. and 26 years later, they've never left in a week how long is the list of to-dos for you to have here >> how long you have >> starts from 6:00 a.m. up to 8:30 at night some nights. >> reporter: welcome to the heart of our fireman operations for the ravens we do all the laundry on game day and practices. we have some game day pads here. we go digging through. we got bloodstain remover. we got blood, grass stains not to mention the sweat whose pants are these? >> that's ben cleveland, one of

our tackles, a massive man. >> reporter: ben cleveland, you are welcome. the guys say on a white pants week it's a seven-step process to get them clean. roquan smith, heart and soul of the defense and some of the dirtiest pants in this pile. what is a tougher assignment, putting out a fire or getting the stains out of some of those dirty uniforms >> i would definitely say the stains. ♪ >> reporter: on sunday night in los angeles, those ravens uniforms were looking crisp. the firefighters side by side with the players at sofi stadium. wrestling the players' gear on and shagging practice balls moments before kickoff and the morning after a game, they're right back at the fire house. by the way, that man who was helping me with the laundry, jawan yancy, he's chief of his fire house what's your favorite part about getting to be a part of the

ravens organization? >> not to sound sassy but easy these guys it is like a deep breath for us where you get to hang out with your friends and your favorite team. >> reporter: and chief yancy is one of the only staff members entrusted with this job. breaking in the footballs for one of the most accurate in history, justin tucker >> you take the end of the brush. you want to get all the nubs off the football. >> reporter: smooth it out >> yep you want a smooth kicking surface. >> reporter: lucky for you, he doesn't miss. >> i probably wouldn't have a job. >> reporter: you played a big role in that throughout his career. >> a small part. he works hard. he works hard. >> reporter: the ravens players know the sacrifice these firefighters make for their city and how valuable they are for this team. patrick queen is one of the ravens' fiercest linebackers >> everything they do for us is really appreciated i mean, this place really wouldn't be functioning the way it is. >> reporter: do you have any idea how long it takes to get grass stains and blood stains out of your uniform after a game

>> i have no idea, but i'm pretty sure it is a long time. >> reporter: how cool is that for you guys just to be surrounded by men of this caliber? >> if i catch on fire, i know who to go to for one. >> reporter: firefighters have a motto, never say no. >> we pride ourselves on fixing how does that apply here >> we pride ourselves in fixing the problem and helping out. >> situation comes along we just, you know, shift gears and go in that direction >> reporter: and these baltimore firefighters are always ready to serve their city, saving the day on the field and saving lives off of it. and, guys, frank thomas is the veteran of the group he has been a firefighter for 34 years, with the ravens for 15 seasons. he described the perspective so perfectly. he said firefighters don't have emergencies. the people we serve do we have to keep it cool at all times. i would say they're having a cool influence on the ravens last night >> looks like a laundry emergency in some of those, wow. >> they really had to put some elbow grease into that.

>> wow >> all the more reason to celebrate the guys in the firehouse, huh >> it's a cool job they work hard, but they're part of the team. >> they are. those guys were on the road with them last night in los angeles and some of them back in the fire house tonight. >> we left some dirty laundry outside, by the way. >> i'm an expert now. all right. let's get a check of the weather from al. >> we are looking at winter storm warnings to lake effect storm warnings all the way out to caribou and cleveland. this storm system is basically lake effect snow coming across it is going to be bringing some heavy snow over the next 24 to 48 hours in fact, in between watertown, oswego, new york, we could be good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is going to be a cool day, even though it is starting out very cold. we are going to keep this sunshine as our temperatures reach into the mid to upper 06s from the peninsula to the south bay. for the inland east bay, only 62

degrees. some mid-60s for the north bay. tomorrow, about the same. but then we get into some changes for the middle of the week. scattered showers will be moving into the bay area. and for wednesday and thursday, going to be coole and t and that's your latest weather. best time of the morning >> let's do it. >> we will start with taylor swift. a big "popstart" exclusive announced this morning for the first time on digital, you can rent the eras tour conset film starts december 13th is that date familiar to you well, it should, it's taylor's birthday a special extended cut, the only way to watch at home while the record breaking movie is actually still in theaters of course, the price is listed at $19.89 in honor of the grammy winner's birth year. taylor swift, the eras tour extending tour it will feature three bonus songs as well that have not been shown in theaters.

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>> that was it, yeah. >> do you think it took time out of your "popstart" >> that was officially the longest clip ever. >> for taylor, worth it. >> it just seemed the longest. >> al! >> you can do that for the rest of the half hour >> our ratings would triple. >> we just showed taylor walking up and down the stage. >> rewind it and play it again. >> december 3rd, her birthday, we should just play that thing and replace this whole show. on the digital platforms from our sister company universal pictures home entertainment on december 13th. with concert films, we're talking beyonce, over the holiday weekend, the 32-time grammy winner premiered "renaissance." in case you missed the trailer on thanksgiving, here is a look. >> time is my biggest obstacle it is impossible to not realize how fast it's going when you are looking through the eyes of your children

i think about all of my heroes and all that they endured. i know that all of my struggle and sacrifice is opening the door for the next. >> so the dress code for the l.a. premiere was cozy on pullence, i'm not sure what that is >> there it is >> apparently that >> her former band mates in attendance, too. plus beyoncé's mom shimmering in silver ariana davis, editorial director for today digital was the event. she shared her experience in a new essay revealing the concert event including to how ivy reacted to negative comments. >> please. >> you know what it did? it gave her determination. so, she turned it around we will end with "elf" as the christmas classic refused to celebrate their anniversary this year many of the cast and creators have been taking a look back at

their time on the classic film in a new interview, the casting director was revealing who she would cast as buddy the elf today if they were going to make a remake my guesses >> ryan reynolds. >> ryan reynolds, that's a good one. >> she said bill hader. >> oh, yeah. he'd be a good one. >> mainly because he embodies both quirky and enduring, two traits paramount to being a good elf. that would be very good. it's hard to imagine anybody but will capturing this level of excitement. >> okay, people. tomorrow morning 10:00 a.m. santa is coming to town. good morning. it is 8:26. i'm ginger conejero saab. traffic is being rerouted after an early morning fire. police posted a video on social media. it happened at the caltrans building next to highway 101. there are no injuries and police

say the building was empty at the time. the surrounding streets are expected to reopen anytime now. right now there is no word on how the fire started. checking in with meteorologist kari hall to see how the weather will look on this cyber monday. >> yeah. the coldest morning we had in a very long time. today we make it back into the upper 60s. nice recovery for today. it will be mostly sunny and then cold again tonight. and then for tomorrow, we're starting out sunny, but eventually we'll see more clouds moving in with the chance of the north bay getting some showers late. the rest of the bay area sees the rain chances increasing on wednesday into thursday. and then we're dry on friday. looking at a chilly weekend ahead. for san francisco, expect temperatures to reach the upper 50s once that rain moves in on wednesday. and off and on showers on thursday. ginger? >> thank you. we'll have another local news update for you in half an hour. see you then.

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♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ we are back. >> we are back love you, too. it's 8:30. what a fun, happy crowd at rockefeller center oh, we've had a long, holiday weekend. and we're just happy to be here. hey, al. >> so many great folks somebody asked me if it's sweater weather, yes >> sweater weather sweater weather. >> hey, just ahead, talk about a dream assignment i got to chat with the stars of the new holiday film "candy cane lane," two of our favorites. wait until you hear the story tracee shares about her mom and holidays and a globetrotting turkey first time they have ever worked together. alps a festive performance from none other than grammy winner norah jones and the rising star. plus, jill is here with a special cyber monday edition of

steals and deals huge discounts on everything from skin care to jewelry. she's got tech jill's ready >> no doubt. stick around for cyber monday shopping on the 3rd hour of "today." everything under $25 you will find them all on our website today.com/shop don't forget to join us tomorrow natalie portman will be here live to talk about a new movie it is called "may december." mr. roker? how about a check of your weather. >> it's almost december, so getting ready for that starting off the week ahead, when you look at lake-effect snow in some places three feet or more. cool sunshine in texas as we get into the mid-week period, snow showers rain and snow along the west coast, cool in the east. and wednesday night, christmas in rockefeller center from 8:00 to 10:00 clear, breezy, a little on the nippy side 35 with a windchill around 25. so we will be bundling up. as we look ahead to friday, a new storm comes into the pacific northwest.

good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we take a live look outside and san francisco, where it is clear, it is beautiful, bright and sunny. but it is cold. we're feeling our temperatures now very close to freezing across much of the inland valleys. we were below freezing earlier today. but we're headed for the low to mid-60s for this afternoon. for the east bay, upper 60s. south bay, san jose, reaching 68 degrees. 64 today in san fra >> announcer: this is an nbc news special report. here's lester holt. good morning, everyone. we're coming on the air with breaking news in the middle east where we just learned an agreement has been reached to extend the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas for two days. this news comes as we wait for a fourth group of hostages that's

expected to be released today, the extension also comes just hours before the truce was supposed to expire at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. i want to go right now to nbc's richard engel. tell us what we do know at this point. >> reporter: so, lester, today is day four of an agreed upon four-day truce, and every day since friday the israelis have been releasing palestinian prisoners in exchange for hamas releasing hostages, women and children on both sides. that deal was supposed to expire, it's being brokered by qatar and egypt with a lot of support from the united states and just a short while ago, hamas made announcement, also an egyptian official and qatari official all saying they had agreed to two more days that could potentially allow hamas to free more hostages who are

currently held in gaza, they still have more women and children to free and allow the israelis to release more palestinian prisoners also women and minor. the larger picture is that this is a sign of progress, it shows that this four-day truce and the idea was once it ended the hostilities would resume immediately and that israel's offensive would immediately resume, now it does seem this four-day truce which seems to becoming a six-day truce, the most encouraging -- among the most encouraging signs we've seen since this conflict began. >> richard, do we know what the holdup with the releases today, part of original agreement, the truce agreement? >> reporter: every day there has been negotiations going right down to the wire, because a list will be put out, disagreements on the list, the israelis are

accuses hamas, you know, justifiably of releasing some people separating families, not releasing the people they had agreed upon, so there are a lot of terms and names that are being disputed and the modelties of how they're supposed to be transported. they've been transported out of egypt. because one hostage was sick they went straight from gaza to israel. it's still early enough in day it's possible we could see before the end of tonight another release of prisoners. so it's not guaranteed that today there will not be another release, but the fact that the two sides according to hamas and two arab diplomats have agreed to a two-day extension does take off some of the pressure if we don't see a release in the next several hours and a release isn't as satisfactory to the

sides. >> richard, stand by. let me go to white house correspondent monica alba, what's the read right now from the white house, monica if. >> reporter: lester, i can tell you a white house official confirmed that this agreement has been reached to extend the truce between israel and hamas by at least these two days, this is something that the biden administration had been working on actively with the president making calls all weekend long, we know he spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday and they specifically discussed this possibility with the u.s. pushing for this extension with the hopes of getting more hostages released. of course that first american, the dual israeli american citizen released yesterday that 4-year-old girl abigail edan who turned 4 in captivity on friday after her parents were murdered by hamas and she was taken hostage for 50 days before being released yesterday back to some

of her family members in israel. that's the first american to be released and returned and it's unclear whether there will be more americans released on a potential list today. that's something that the white house is still tracking very closely monitoring to see if it will be possible but now given this extension they'll likely also point to the fact that could now happen tomorrow or in the coming days, but they have talked about this in such a fluid and active manner, they don't want to get ahead of any of these very fragile negotiations because they don't want to derail anything because the slightest hiccup can do that before getting back on track, but the president said very clearly yesterday he won't rest until all of the hostages can be released including, again, something like nine more americans potentially, there are questions, lester, whether all of those americans are being held by hamas or potentially other groups and how that could work to release them, but we

know behind the scenes here, white house officials have been a very active part of the negotiations, they continue really hour by hour to be a part of these discussions, to see how long this extension can go, the u.s. hope is that it can continue beyond the two days but they have told me they're going to take this one day at a time. lester. >> monica, thank you. let me go back to richard engel in israel, the longer there's a pause does it make it harder for the israelis to resume their offensive should it reach that point? >> reporter: and that's the million-dollar question, lester, is this taking us on a road to a definitive cease-fire, a stopping of hostilities at least for now, no one assumes that hamas and israel are going to become close friends, could this be a way out of this current crisis? according to israeli government, no. they've said time and time again

including an israeli government spokesperson this morning and prime minister netanyahu over the weekend what's being discussed right now is solely and exclusively focused on the hostages that israel has not given up its goal of destroying hamas and regime change and displacing hamas in gaza. and the israeli government says that this is only to allow for hamas to release its prisoners. however, there are many arab negotiators, people who have been working on this deal, who do hope that this is the start of a larger deal. the start of a larger cease-fire that could de-escalate things, potentially restart the peace process, bring us in the direction of two-state solution that president biden has been discussing. but, right now, according to israelis, this is only about the hostages and it's only a one day at a time agreement and has no

impication for the long-term peace. we'll see if that holds over the next several days. >> our wait right now is for word of the hostages, transfers of palestinians. . what do we know about humanitarian aid, how much is getting in the country during this pause in fighting? >> reporter: quite a bit. we're talking about a few hundred trucks, 200 trucks over the weekend, another a hundred trucks after that, so not the one truck, two trucks, three trucks getting in with extensive negotiations at the most intense phases of this conflict. also getting in are different kinds of supplies, fuel, cooking oil, things that were totally banned before, so this, this truce which is now being extended by two days has allowed a bit of breathing room for the people of gaza to get some desperately needed supplies into their homes and into their

mouths. >> all right, a loft pieces in motion. richard, thank you. that concludes this nbc news special report. much more ahead on our streaming network nbc news now. online at nbcnews.com and tonight on "nightly news," obviously we'll be back on the hroughout the day. i'm lester holt in new york. thank you for tonight on nbc news. obviously, we'll be on the air as events warrant throughout the day. i'm nbc's lester holt. thank you for watching and have a good day -- because we have so much -- >> very good >> and talking to the kids i know, too. watching the classics, it's nice to have something new. >> eddie murphy is a grandfather, by the way. all right. all right. well, jill is here, guys, next

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phenomenon when she swept the 2003 grammys along with best record of the year >> since then, she's released a series of solo albums and collaborated with artists like willy nelson and foo fighters. now she is teaming up with laufey it's called "christmas with you. good morning good to see you. >> we have ms. grammy nominee, grammy winner here this is a beautiful combination, no norah, how did this begin? >> somebody told me about her, and we decided to get together we just have so much fun in the studio singing and playing she did my podcast now we're friends. it's great. >> what are you guys going to sing for us today? >> we're going to do "have yourself a merry little christmas". >> one of my favorites. >> all right ladies, take it away ♪♪ have yourself a

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♪ if the fate as allow in then we'll have to muddle through ♪♪ somehow ♪ ♪ so have yourself a merry little christmas now ♪ ♪ >> wow wow! >> that's beautiful! >> this is a match made in heaven, how beautiful. >> whoever thought this was a good idea was right. you guys are amazing thank you so much. don't go anywhere. you guys will be back in the 3rd hour with another festive performance. and the 4th hour with us, too.

good morning. it is 8:56. i'm ginger conejero saab. a new ban takes effect in the mission district. leaders are trying to crack down on illegal street vendors. the ban covers the entire mission street corridor between 14th street and cesar chavez and comes in the wake of a spike in crime with many stolen items being fenced into the area according to police. vendors with permits say they're being unfairly targeted by the ban. they can set up on other nearby streets, just not on mission street. happening now, angry vendors are planning to gather for a short time. kris sanchez will have -- will follow theevelopments and have d

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