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jimmy carter, who left hospice care to say good-bye to his wife of nearly eight decades. winter's wrath. the northeast digging out after a round of lake-effect snow as freezing temperatures creep toward the south. a basketball bombshell. the sudden round of horse trading that led mark cuban to sell his majority stake in the mavericks, and the unusual arrangement that could keep him courtside. >> he might play for the clippers, but he's bringing the heat. russell westbrook takes on hecklers, leaving some wondering whether fans are crossing the line. it's wednesday, november 29, "early today" starts right now. fwogood morning, i'm france rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. the gaza strip could be looking at their final day of peace as the cease-fire is set to expire tonight. but as more prisoners are

exchanged for hostages there's intensive diplomacy going on behind the scenes. chapman, do we know anything about whether or not this truce will be extended beyond today? >> reporter: well, good morning, phillip and frances. we know that negotiations are under way in qatar. the cia director burns along with the head of israel's intelligence agency, the mossad, in qatar, trying to see what they can do to extend this temporary truce. now qatar, of course, has been central in mediating this current truce in exchange of hostages. burns focussing on ways to extend the temporary pause beyond this two-day extension to bring all the hostages home as well as possible long-term solutions to this war. a senior administration official tell nbc news, but there are questions as to what happens once they exhaust the exchange of women and children. what happens when they need to

exchange men and military-fighting-age people and how do they continue these exchanges with hostages held by groups other than hamas. there are questions in place. but yesterday saw the release of 12 more hostages taken on october 7. that includes ten israelis and two thai nationals. yesterday national security council spokesperson john kirby saying that the president and the national security team are in constant engagement on this situation. really, hour by hour, focussing on getting aid into gaza, as well as getting the hostages out of gaza and keeping this pause in place. he thanked president el sisi of egypt for helping facilitate % gade i aid into gaza. there's hope that more hostages could be released and that

americans could be included. if the pause can be extended, they are really focussed and thankful for that. a big day for this truce, phillip and frances. >> we'll keep monitoring those developments. chapman, thank you. we are learning more about the man accused of shooting three u.s. students of palestinian descent over the weekend. the suspect's ex-girlfriend reported jason eaton to police for harassment in 2019 but did not press charges, instead asking for a domestic incident report in case she wanted to eventually secure a restraining order. meanwhile the three victims are still recovering, one is suffering from a gunshot wound to the spine. his family says he will likely never walk again. let's turn now to georgia and a fitting fair wirewell to beloved humanitarian. the life of rosalynn carter was stra celebrated in atlanta where every living first lady paid

their respects, including her husband of 77 years, jimmy carter. their daughter amy read from a love letter he wrote 75 years ago. >> while i'm away, i try to convince myself that you really are not, could not be as sweet and beautiful as i remember. but whethn i see you, i tall in l fall in love with you all over again. >> she will be laid to rest in pla pl plains, georgia. video shows flames shooting in the air in the bay area. officials have received dozens of complaints over air quality. chevron says the flaring started after a partial outage at the refinery. the hawaii attorney general has subpoenaed three maui agencies over their response to

the deadly wildfires in lahaina that killed nearly a hundred people in august. under scrutiny are the maui emergency management agency as well as county public work and water supply departments. representatives of each have been summoned to testify december 11. the a.g. tells nbc news while the investigation remain as review of the fires and their response, it is not currently a criminal probe. winter is getting a bit of an early start in the northeast. heavy lake-effect snow is blanketing states from ohio to new york. some areas are forecast to see more than 30 inches by the time the snow stops. jesse kirsch has more. >> reporter: from the great lakes to east coast, millions of americans feeling winter's chill. parts of michigan, ohio, pennsylvania and new york blanketed by lake-effect snow. in ohio, some drivers facing whiteout conditions. >> possibly ten vehicles. >> reporter: and outside cleveland, police believe treacherous conditions led to a pair of pileups involving over

20 vehicles. one crash causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries. what was it like this time yesterday? >> fair. >> reporter: in erie, pennsylvania, more than a foot falling. drivers asked to be cautious ahead of big storm. >> they don't think about slowing down because they've been driving all summer, all fall without snow. >> reporter: people now cleaning up across the region. some areas hit by nearly two feet of snow. >> this is a big storm to be our first storm of the rear. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., the national christmas tree fell over during a strong wind gust. from the east coast to chicago, millions feeling temperatures 10-20 degrees below average. >> and our thanks to jesse for that report. that snow isn't letting up just yet. angie lass plman is tracking th system for us.

>> we're going to start to see the lake-effect snow tapering off as the day goes on. but not the case yet for western new york. you can see for erie and ontario lakes, we are dealing with more lake-effect snow across michigan too. we'll pick up maybe another inch or two of snow here by the time we get through the day today. we've already seen impressive amounts along the lake. so that will add on to that in pou portions of new york. we'll turn our attention to the south, specifically the northern plains as the system gets invigorated and works into portions of the southern plains and eventually brings rain to folks across the mid atlantic and northeast here as we get into friday. notice we'll have the potential to see stronger storms across portions of the south, places like louisiana, alabama have a potential for that through the s

this afternoon. upper 50 f upper 50s for st. louis. and that's a look at your forecast, guys, back to you. >> see you in a bit. a wild scene along a minnesota highway. a small plane lost power and crashed into a car on the road. fire crews are praising the pilot who tried to make an emergency landing. the national transportation safety board and faa will safety board and faa will investigate what wen when your gut is out oft wrong. remiembering charlie munger. . so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas...

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he was caught threatening fans in utah in 2019. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: and losing his cool in 2021 after a heckler dropped popcorn on him. >> he went bananas, crazy, rightfully so. >> reporter: for what it's worth, a lot of his fellow play vers players have had trouble with fans too. is this a new era of event goers gone wild? >> it's unfortunate that sometimes we have to deal with situations like russ had to deal with last night. >> reporter: kendall gill, a nbc sports basketball analyst and 15-year veteran of the nba says westbrook faces responsibility as well. >> he just hasn't learned yet mao t how to deal with the fans. you got to get security. there are rule that protect fans

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