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several key roles in his administration. >> four big selections have been made in the last 24 hours. first, there was national security adviser. today the president-elect officially announced he chose florida congressman mike waltz, an army green beret who has served in the house of representatives since 2019. second we have u.s. ambassador to israel, mr. trump says he has chosen former arkansas governor mike huckabee for that post. the governor is a long-time supporter of israel. third we have secretary of homeland security. the president-elect is expected to pick south dakota governor kristi noem to lead that department. the governor was considered a potential running mate early in the election cycle. finally, secretary of state, florida senator marco rubio is expected to be mr. trump's choice for that job. the senator was a fierce rival during the 2016 republican presidential primary. he's now one of mr. trump's top allies. joining us now, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard in west palm beach, florida, near the president-elect's mar-a-lago

estate. take us inside the decision process here. how are they picking? >> reporter: exactly. we'll be doing this a little while in palm beach, which has become transition headquarters. this is moving at a much faster pace than we saw eight years ago when trump did the arrived to the political scene in that 2016 election. it took him weeks of vetting candidates. who met him at trump tower and at his bedminster club in new jersey. this time around it's a little different. now less than a week ago he won the presidential election, yet in just the last 48 hours, announcing a series of selections. he's surrounded by close transition staff and the likes of elon musk who has been a near constant presence at mar-a-lago, donald trump has said from the get go he would surround himself in this administration with individuals who he has had previous long-standing relationships with. and so far that's what the selections represent.

not only marco rubio, who you said started off as a ten shus relationship in 2016 but the two men have grown closer over the years. particularly on foreign policy. marco rubio is known much more as a foreign policy hawk. in the last year he's softened his position, even suggesting that potentially ukraine will need, in order to end russia's war against it, will need to agree to some of its land. he voted against more than $80 billion in u.s. additional military supplemental aid last spring to go to ukraine. so, this is a clear ahead nod, if donald trump picks marco rubio that he trusts the florida senator to go into this position as his chief diplomat. you're looking at the likes of other key allies, elise stefanik, and potentially kristi noem, individuals who have had a long-standing close alliship with. >> we know the president-elect is heading from florida to

washington, d.c., tomorrow. walk us through what is on his schedule. it's his first trip to d.c. since the election. >> reporter: first time leaving palm beach since his election night victory. he'll be meeting in washington tomorrow at the white house with president biden. the to men did not have this meeting four years ago when the roles were reversed. of course, it was donald trump that left washington, still fighting his 2020 election loss. didn't even go to joe biden's inauguration. that's not how the democratic administration is handling this time around. donald trump, the president-elect will meet with republican speaker of the house mike johnson as well as the senate majority leader. the republican who will be determined tomorrow morning we expect as well. >> we know you'll stay on it. vaughn hillyard, thank you. jewish communities in amsterdam say they are living in fear amid a new wave of violence targeting jews. >> a mass mob set this tram on fire while shouting anti-semitic

slurs. authorities have made five more arrests. the city's mayor says rioters sought out and attacked supporters of an israeli soccer team after its match in amsterdam. >> nbc news international correspondent joins us from amsterdam. claudio, what else are we learning about last night's incidents and in terms of official response, have dutch authorities said anything new? >> reporter: the police here in amsterdam said at least three people have been arrested in connection to last night's attack, but they say there is not clear yet whether there is any connection between that attack and the violence that followed that soccer match here in amsterdam last thursday. if you listen carefully to that video that was posted on social media, you can hear routers shouting, cancer jews. >> things have been tense over the past few days. i know earlier today dutch

police detained people who were defying a protest ban that came after those violent soccer clashes last week. how exactly did we get here? >> reporter: that's right. earlier today at least six people were arrested. while they were demonstrating in front of a city hall here in amsterdam despite the protest ban, but it's not the only protest that's been going on despite that ban since thursday. here in the main square in amsterdam looks very calm now. but every single day there is a palestinian protest here, including on sunday when hundreds of people clashed with the police, which led to several arrests. back to you guys. >> thank you. here in the u.s. we are tracking some extreme weather conditions on the west coast. >> firefighters in southern california are making progress on what's known as the mountain fire. it scorched more than 20,000 acres near los angeles and has been fueled by warm and gusty winds. but there is good news. it is now nearly half contained.

>> further north we're tracking a big cooldown that could bring a lot of rain and snow to the region. nbc news meteorologist bill karins joins us now. can we start with those wildfires and the dangerously windy conditions we've been talking about for days? what are you watching? >> ever since the mountain fire flared up a couple of days ago, the winds died. we were worried about what happened on tuesday and wednesday of this week. we thought there could be a minor santa ana wind event and it's been very minor. the wind advisory was just dropped for that region. that's good. the winds have been light. we do have a high wind warning up along the pacific northwest coast. that's for that storm that's coming in. the higher terrain we have wind advisories out there. most at the coast it looks like mostly 50 to 70-mile-per-hour range and some higher peaks once you get inland with the storm, more in the 40-mile-per-hour range. just to show you those winds, this is where it is mountain fire is located. the winds are only at 10. this is great. that's why they dropped that wind advisory. a little higher in van nuys and

to the north of there. for the most part, all good, thumbs up as far as the wind goes. >> tell us more about that cold front that seems to be moving in. >> this is one of the more significant storms of the early season. can you see it on satellite. all the bright white clouds, all this moisture. the storm is still well offshore. this is coming in this evening. overnight all through tomorrow. this will have it all. heavy rain, i mentioned the high winds and it will even have high elevation snows. the temperatures are pretty mild with this storm. we're not going to see crazy snow amounts. the highest elevations. this is at 8:00 p.m. you notice all the yellows, heavy rain coming into the coastal areas. by the time we go through the overnight, we watch that cold front moving in, we bring rain to northern california and all through hit and miss wednesday afternoon. right up the interstate 5 corridor from portland to seattle. as far as the amounts go, the highest rainfall amounts will be in the mountainous areas but they could get upwards of 3 to 4 inches in olympics down towards crescent city. snow amounts as far as the highest totals will go in the

southern portions of the cascades, 12 to 18 inches. we'll see notice? lake tahoe and southern california. the only spot we're waiting to get the moisture to knock down the fire threat is southern california. this storm looks to miss everyone there. >> that's a bummer. hopefully it comes. bill karins, thank you. it's time for today's cnbc money minute. costco is recalling tons and tons and tons of butter. >> and turns out people do not mind watching netflix with ads. cnbc steve kovach joins us now. >> we'll start with wall street. bonuses are set to rise for the if irs time since 2021 but they will still be below record levels. that's according to a new report by the consultancy firm johnson associates. it cites recovery in deal-making for higher payouts. costco has been forced to recall more than 80,000 pounds of its

kirkland brand butter because the label does not warn that it contains milk. the fda says the recall covers both salted and unsalted butter. has drawn some mockery online while butter needs that warning at all. just two years after it launched, netflix's add-supported tier has 0 million users. they say most are for the plans which cost less than the ad-free netflix version launched -- the cheaper plan back in 2022 in response to slowing subscriber growth. seems to be working. kate? ellison and zinhle, back to you. >> you must have had that dairy-filled butter. is that getting to you? >> exactly. >> the warning is out, don't worry. steve kovach, thank you. just teasing you. coming up, police say a missing wisconsin father thought to have drawned in a lake may have actually faked his own death where they believe he could be hiding. plus, u.s. airlines suspend flights in and out of haiti

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stand. >> we were given all of those diagnoses. and i knew that remaining pregnant was inherently more risky than not being pregnant. >> joining us our legal analyst. we'll talk about this case in a moment but let's hone in on idaho because there are so many abortion laws in the country. what makes this state's laws so restrictive? >> look, it criminalizes the performance of an abortion with extremely limited exceptions. it turns it into a felony punishable by up to two to five years in prison. look at the two exceptions. first it's only applicable in first trimester, if the victim experienced rape or incest. that victim has to report to law enforcement which can open an investigation. and then they have to bring back the report in order tore an abortion to be performed.

there are many hurdles between a victim reporting an incident like this to the police and so that doesn't always act lynn arly. the medical exception is extremely restrictive. it is only if it is necessary to prevent the death of the pregnant woman. >> it's interesting because the idaho attorney general who is a defendant said, the current law allows the doctor to perform an abortion if he or she has a subjective good faith belief there's a risk of death to the mother if it is not done. that has a lot of legal room. in this case specifically, what are the plaintiffs asking? >> i agree here with the plaintiffs' attorney who said the attorney general was really misstating the law. the law says necessary to prevent the death. not if there is a risk of death. the a.g. is mischaracterizing this. the actual exceptions they are asking for. first, if the pregnant person has a medical condition that could worsen with the pregnancy.

second if there's a medical complication that could make it unsafe. third as is the case with many of the women who testified, if the fetus is unviable, meaning if it's more likely than not that the fetus would not survive either the pregnancy or the birth. these are the exceptions. they're asking the court to allow into idaho law. >> briefly, do you think we could see this escalate all the way up to the supreme court? >> it's unlikely they would take it again given how clearly they've come down on how this is a state issue but it's always possible. >> it's always possible. it's interesting to see the imindications these laws are having on women's health across the board. not just in idaho. we've seen it elsewhere. >> yes, exactly. even though each state is different, all of these groups are certainly looking to other states to see how they are reacting and which arguments are working, which ones are progressing successfully to the supreme court. these are the movements that these women are working towards. >> an interesting case for people to pay attention to in idaho. thank you for explaining all of that. we appreciate it. we'll be right back.

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port-au-prince. the faa ordering all u.s. airlines to fly above 10,000 feet because of these two incidents. yesterday we had that spirit airlines flight hit by gunfire as it was coming in to land at port-au-prince airport. separately we learned overnight a jetblue flight taking off from port-au-prince was also hit by gunfire. thankfully nobody was wounded. we did have one flight attendant who received a minor injury. we do not believe she was shot. as a result of these two incidents, we had already had the airlines that service port-au-prince canceling their flights into and out of the city. now a formal order from the faa ordering u.s. airlines for 30 days, do not fly below 10,000 feet because of the risk and the danger. captain john cox, our nbc news analyst, talked about the risk this gunfire posed to these planes. >> this crew and these passengers were very fortunate that luck prevailed and nobody

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alum rock business association told us that until today, only about half of the businesses in the area even had security cameras. having cameras around the neighborhood will increase the security and will be a preventative measure for these businesses. they feel these immigrant businesses, they feel safer operating their businesses around here. win agrees more cameras will give business owners who don't speak english the confidence to report crimes. san jose police supports the camera program, and they're asking business owners to register their cameras within the next month. officers want to know where to look for potential video evidence in case there's a crime. engine trouble forced a flight to make an emergency landing in the south bay today. the flight took off from san jose mineta international airport around 8:00 this morning. southwest says a few minutes after takeoff, the crew noticed an engine issue. that prompted them to turn around and come back to sjc. an airport spokesperson says once they

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details. taking a look at our high temperatures for today is going to be mild. only in the mid 60s for highs, but it will be mostly sunny with a light wind and cooling down tonight. tomorrow the north bay will be just a touch cooler as we get more clouds coming in. overall highs there in the upper 50s and low 60s and mid 60s elsewhere with some lesser rain chances. so we are going to see changes in our weather pattern going into the weekend as well as early next week, with the potential of some more widespread rain. and we're also going to have more of the cool weather in the forecast. we'll be tracking that. we'll talk about the temperature trend. a look at the weekend outlook. that's all coming up in your 7-day forecast in about 30 minutes. thank you. kari. the teen accused of shooting the niners receiver ricky pearsall, is due in court today. you may remember the shooting happened in august near union square. police say a 17 year old from tracee tried to rob pearsall, but his gun went off during the struggle. the bullet struck pearsall in the chest. the teen now faces charges for attempted

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some stories making headlines on the "nbc news daily." >> a member of the u.s. air force is set to be sentenced for leaking classified military documents on social media. 22-year-old jack teixeira pled guilty in march on six counts of willfully retaining and transmitting national defense information. prosecutors have asked for the max prison sentence of more than 16 years. teixeira is accused of posting hundreds of classified documents on the social platform discord in 2023. 35 people are dead and dozens more are injured after a driver rammed his car into a crowd in china. police say the man was upset over his divorce settlement when he drove into the sports complex. police detained the man who is currently in a coma and being treated for self-inflicted wounds. china's president xi jinping released a statement calling for, quote, strict punishment of the man. the judge oversees president-elect donald trump's hush money trial delaid a key ruling for a week. that will decide whether mr. trump's conviction should be set aside. his team wants that case dismissed but the prosecution needs time to evaluate next

steps now that mr. trump was elected for a second term. the president-elect was convicted in may on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in connections with hush money payment to adult film actor stormy daniels. he's currently scheduled to be sentenced on november 26th. a federal judge in louisiana has ruled a controversial law that ordered the ten commandments be posted in public school classrooms is, in fact, unconstitutional. >> the law was signed by the state's republican governor back in june and was immediately met with legal challenges. let's break this down with nbc news analyst danny cevallo. walk us through the decision. >> almost 200 pages but it can be boiled down this is a violation of the establishment clause. it shouldn't have been a surprise because there is supreme court precedent for many years that holds almost the identical result that in a situation where you have the tend commandments, and there are a number of facts that are similar, that was unconstitutional. in addition, the court looked to

another case called kennedy that looks at factors like whether the placement the ten commandments is coercive. there may be a way to educate students about the history of the ten commandments but the key is how coercive is the presentation. in this case, putting it on the wall in the manner in which it was is something students can't readily avoid. there's no alternative for them but to look at these things. that was another factor. based on supreme court precedent, this outcome, there was little doubt. this seemed to be the same outcome as it was many years ago in the supreme court presidential case. >> i know it's bold especially in this day and age settled law but if there was ever an issue that felt like settled law it feels like it's this, feeling like this has been litigated from public buildings to public schools. is this something the supreme court would get involved in or would they say they've dealt with this before? >> they might do either of those two options. very good observation. they may say, well, this is a

critical first amendment issue, an establishment clause issue. but not every case gets to the supreme court. only a tiny minority of them do, even when they race controversial issues. many criminal cases on appeal, raise constitutional issues. they'll never get to the supreme court because just like you pointed out, they're settled law. there's no reason for the court to involve itself. so, even though this is a very conservative-leaning court, this case may arrive on their doorstep and look at it and say, you know what, this is settled law, we don't need to interfere. >> really interesting. thanks so much. after a lengthy recess lawmakers are returning to capitol hill. among them democratic ruben gallego whose win over kari lake was called by the numbers decision desk overnight. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer involved dave mccormick to senate orientation after initially insisting that mccormick's senate race was not yet decided.

the nbc news decision desk has not yet called that race but incumbent bob casey is trailing. in the house, control of that chamber remains in limbo with more than a dozen races still uncalled. we've got a lot to get to with nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. it is looking more and more like republicans will ultimately maintain control of the house. house gop leaders holding a press conference earlier today outlining how they plan to carry out their agenda. what did we learn? >> especially after a series of calls over the weekend, guys, the democratic path back to majority is almost even too narrow to exist. that's why my democratic sources are preparing for two more years in the minority. while republicans are touting the fact they are likely to keep control of the house and preparing what they're going to do with it. now you have the same circumstances for president-elect trump he had back in 2016 upon arriving in the white house of 2017, he had control of both sides of pennsylvania avenue. this is how republican leaders

are thinking about it this time around, though. watch. >> when president donald trump won the presidency in 2016, we all look back and recognize that the republican party was not fully prepared for that moment and precious time was wasted. we are not going to make those mistakes again. >> to that end it's why the speaker as well as his republican counterparts are likely to see the former president tomorrow. johnson also said he'll be spending the weekend at mar-a-lago, putting the groundwork in place for them to hit the ground running come january. >> let's talk about the senate because ultimately there will be the vote for the next majority leader. that will be a secret ballot vote. walk us through the timeline. is there a clear front-runner at this point? >> reporter: secret ballot vote tomorrow morning. that means it is a three-way race right now with rick scott, john thune and john cornyn. all of these names are well known to us here in the senate. the important dynamics to the

casual observer are that both thune and cornyn have butted heads with trump at various points over the course of the trump era. for someone like senator rick scott, he's been a more consistent pro-maga ally. that's exactly what he's trying to run on here as he tries to get one over on the two more establishment republican figures. that being said, scott's is a longshot bid and it's going to be who can get to the magic number of 27 behind closed doors first and that's going to be the person to lead the senate charge on the republican side for the next few years. >> ali vitali, thanks so much. there's a shocking twist in the case of a missing father of three from wisconsin. his family and authorities have been searching for answers ever since they thought he drowned while kayaking back in august. now investigators say they believe he may have faked his own death. nbc news correspondent sam brock has more. >> reporter: ryan's routine day on the water in early august turned out to be anything but after the 45-year-old from

wisconsin left to go fishing and never came home. what happened next, the sheriff says, left everybody stunned. signs the father of three faked his own death. have you in your professional law enforcement experience ever seen any case that even aproximates this? >> no. i've been in law enforcement for 4 years. i've never experienced anything like this. >> reporter: in the immediate hours and days after his reported disappearance, search teams found a capsized kayak and life jacket in the deepest part of the lake. his van and trailer parked by the boat launch and eventually his fishing rod and tackle box that also contained his keys and a wallet. but after weeks of scouring green lake, no indication of the father of two high schoolers and a seventh grader. a search team from bruce's legacy using sonar to comb the lake. >> by the time we got into day ten, roughly, it was evidence to me that something -- something

wasn't right. >> reporter: when police reviewed the are 45-year-old's laptop, they say they found a trove of information, including inquiries about moving funds to foreign banks, communication with a woman from uzbekistan, even a $375,000 life insurance policy purchased in january. the sheriff says his passport was checked by canadian authorities the day after his reported disappearness. in early october his wife and relatives learned the search was turning into an investigation. on friday the sheriff speaking directly to him. >> i plea that you contact us or contact your family. we understand things can happen. but there's a family that wants their daddy back. >> reporter: now answers are few and far between, but he says authorities are on the trail. >> he's had a two-month head start. >> oh, yeah, he's ahead of us. but we'll catch him.

>> as for possible charges, the sheriff says they're still trying to put that together and investigators are trying to figure out if any accomplices were involved. right now the priority is getting this father to come home. his wife told nbc news via text, i can't make any comments during an active investigation, but we are waiting to find out if and when this investigation will be updated. >> sam brock, thanks. today the 29th annual united nations climate change conference is under way in azerbaijan with world leaders and climate activists gathering. it could have real implications at home as the climate crisis intensifies, consumers are willing to spend 9.7% more on sustainably produced or sourced goods. companies have taken notice, touting eco-friendly products and advertising. some say not all that advertising is accurate. get this, there is a term for that. here's greenwashing simply explained. >> reporter: it seems everywhere

you look there are signs, logos and advertising saying initiatives are green or eco-friendly. but what if that advertising is false? some call it greenwashing. put simply, greenwashing as defined by the united nations when any entity claims to be doing more for the environment than it really is. claims for cutting carbon emissions to a small amount in turn leaving zero in the atmosphere or claiming to organic, meaning they're certified by the u.s. department offal occur tour or saying it's compostable saying it can convert into a buy logically stable soil. >> greenwashing can be countries, companies, organizations. if you say, i'm mazing, i'm net zero on climate. well, you actually have to back it up. >> reporter: quick history lesson. previous report finds the term greenwashing was coined in 1986 by jay vasterveld.

since the climb crisis has come into focus, more companies have come under scrutiny for greenwashing. accusations now spanning industries from food, fashion and beauty to erospace. some countries left to pay hefty fines. >> why would a company, a country decide to greenwash? >> sometimes it can be unintentional. folks are doing it because they know people want it. >> reporter: others have made it their business to tackle these corporations head on. >> greenwashing is a huge problem for the oil and gas sector. >> reporter: co-founder and executive director at zero hour, a youth-led nonprofit organization educating and mobilizing young people on the climate crisis. >> by just attaching the word green to a product that doesn't mean that there aren't other bad things going on. >> reporter: as they protested, companies have pushed back, too, highlighting their investments in climate solutions and resolve to optimize their bottom line in a way that doesn't harm the planet. we reached out to the american petroleum institute, a leader in

the oil and gas sector, for a statement on the state of greenwashing. a spokesperson saying in part, we're focused on helping america's oil and natural gas industry meet the world's need for reliable energy while delivering solutions to reduce emissions and any allegations to the contrary are false. as industries continue adapting to the growing theft of climate change, experts say now is the time for action. >> people are expecting companies, countries, cities to step up on climate. >> reporter: that's greenwashing simply explained. >> it's really so important that consumers are hands on because there are so many labels out there today, green, net zero, ecofriendly. really look into it to make sure what you're seeing is accurate. >> i did this whole dance with trash bags a couple months ago. do i want composible, degrayable and i had to go down the rabbit hole to double check. it's good to check the terms and make sure it is what they are claiming. >> that due diligence goes far.

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>> can you explain how these drugs practically work specifically to reduce cardiovascular risk? >> it seems like these are hormone peptides. they function like hormones. they bind to receptors in the body like insulin receptors that promote this feeling of satty. they promote a feeling that you're full, that you don't need to go out and eat. it actually controls and mod lates our blood sugar levels so insulin hormone levels don't spike us. this modulates our feelings of fullness. appetite. that's why we're seeing these benefits on weight loss and heart health. >> what do you think this means in terms of prescription rates moving forward. is there a specific candidate if you're worried about a high risk of heart attack regardless of your weight situation, you want to reach out for this? how do you know for this specific issue this is something you should talk to a doctor about? >> current state, whether you're

a type ii diabetic or your bmi is 30 or higher, there are some exceptions to that. over time, to answer your question, this will change. somebody that might have had a stroke might be prescribed one of these medications without any other risk factors to reduce their chance of a second stroke. things are going to change i wouldn't be surprised. this is as prescribed in five years like a statin to reduce the risk of high blood pressure, to cure heart failure, to cure things like sleep apnea, requiring a cpap mask. the indications for use i expect will only climb. >> what should patients consider if they're going to take these drugs, side effects or if they ultimately end up going off the drug? >> it looks like we need about two years on these drugs to meet goals on weight loss and some of these secondary goals as well, clinical goals like improvements in reducing stroke risk, two to three years.

it seems like tolerance is the biggest side effect but people tend to get through it. it's not limiting. you just have to talk to your provider. how long do you need to be on them or go off them is the big question. >> auto do you know if you could stop it earlier than the two-year window and still have some of these benefits? >> about 50%, ellison, of patients that stop, maintain weight loss goals are able to get off these drugs and not lose gains. the other 50% do put the weight back on. it still remains to be seen but it's probably on an individual level basis who needs to be on these drugs for a longer period of time versus just two years. >> so much more to learn about these medicines, doctor. thanks so much. a lot more news ahead. >> you're watching "nbc news daily." (♪♪) “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like life was moving on without me. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta.

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the, quote, complicity of university leaders in the genocide in gaza. the protesters say they want the public to know where their tax dollars are going. if the leadership of this university would say, stop bombing hospitals, it wouldn't be the end, but it would be a start. the university says it supports the right to peacefully assemble and protest. the board of regents meeting began at 11, and public comment will start a few minutes from now. a group of san jose residents are pushing for an election to replace disgraced councilmember omar torres. police arrested torres last week on three counts of sexual assault against a minor. so torres resigned a city a city committee is now working through its own process to fill his seat, and the full city council will take over that effort next week. district three's chief of staff says even though torres is gone, all of the offices in the district are still up and running. we're seeing more of the chillier temps this week and maybe even some rain. let's hear more about the 7-day forecast from meteorologist kari hall.

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