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hi everyone i'm zinhle essamuah.. "nbc news daily" starts right now. breaking news, dramatic deal, israel and hamas reach a historic cease-fire agreement after a last-minute negotiation. what we are learning about how it came together and how soon some of the hostages could be freed. dangerous winds are sweeping across parts of los angeles today, but a great -- break in the extreme weather could be on the horizon. how soon before the crews could gain the upper hand. six of president-elect trump's takes for cabinet positions are on the capitol hill today. who's facing the toughest questions from senators. don't play ball? more apparent say they are

pulling their kids out of youth sports, why, and what all families should consider. thanks so much for joining "nbc news daily" on this busy newsday. we begin this are in the middle east, israel and hamas have reached an agreement for a cease-fire to pause israel's war in gaza and released dozens ofof hostage across the gion, people are rejoicing this achievement, taking to the streets to celebrate. but the agreement is not a fully done deal yet. it will still need ratification from the israeli cabinet but it's expected to go into effect in the coming days. it features a six week stop infighting and the release of some of the hostages over that time, that does include

americans. and it brings hope of an eventual end to a devastating war that has killed more than 46,000 people in gaza, that's according to the hamas run health ministry. roughly 100 of the 250 hostages initially kidnapped were believed to be in gaza but it remains unclear how many are still alive. >> there was no other way for this war to end then with the hostage deal and i'm deeply satisfied this day has finally come, for the sake of the people of israel and the families, waiting in agony. for the sake of innocent people in gaza, who suffered unimaginable devastation because of the war. >> let's get right to international correspondent raf sanchez, what can you tell us about what appears to be a multi-phased deal and how it would be enacted? >> this will go into effect on sunday and it will be the first of three phases, phase 1, is a six week cease-fire in gaza, hamas will release 33 hostages

from the humanitarian category that's women, children, the elderly, and those who are sick or badly wounded. and in return, israel is expected to release hundreds of palestinian prisoners and also to allow a surge of very badly needed aid to get inside of gossip, -- gaza, the forces will withdraw from the major cities and they will pull back to the edges of the gaza strip, but they will not pull out all together. the key question here, is while the cease-fire is in place during phase 1, can the negotiators get an agreement to move on to phase 2 because that would lead to the complete end of the war, and to the release of all living hostages, there are around 100 hostages in gaza, we don't know exactly how many of them are alive but the hope is that by phase 2, all of them would be out of this. >> as president biden said in

his remarks, the framework of this deal has been largely the same since may so what changed in the last few days and weeks? >> i asked that question of jake sullivan, the national security advisor at a press conference in tel aviv a couple of weeks ago and he said the key turning point was when a cease-fire deal was reached to end the fighting between israel and hezbollah, he said when that cease-fire was finalized, hamas realized it was truly isolated in the region, and it was prepared to come back to the table in a serious way but i think it cannot be underestimated, zinhle, the influence of president-elect trump who has been saying for weeks now that if there is not a deal by the day of his inauguration on january 20th, in his words, there will be hell to pay. that deadline really focused

minds inside the negotiating rooms and officials it was a big part of the reason why we have an agreement. >> thanks so much. dangerous wind warnings are still in effect in southern california, as firefighters worked to get the upper hand on the ongoing deadly wildfires. the eat-in fire is almost 50% contained, progress in the palisades fire has also slowed over the last few days. it's nearly 20% contained however, there still a critical fire risk across much of los angeles county today. at least 25 people have been killed, that's up one from yesterday, tens of thousands of people are still under evacuation orders more than a week after the fires began. dana griffin is in altadena, the danger is far from over, firefighters have made big progress with the eat-in fire, what are you seeing and hearing in that community today?

>> they even said there was little to no progress in both the palisades and the eat-in fire in the last 24 hours, so that's a great sign considering that we got these gusty winds and we are under the red flag warning. we are told today may be the strongest gust, especially in the mountains, so we are not out of the woods yet but we have seen an overwhelming show of support from people popping up on corners, creating these makeshift donation centers and a moment ago we were down the street a mile away when we ran into a drive-up donation center and found a early familiar face, actress eva longoria, she was dedicated to focusing on the evacuees that were coming up as she was handing them donations and we took a little minute to ask a question, let's listen. >> just trying to work and get it done and be here for the community and making sure everybody is having their urgent needs taken care of. >> now some areas here in altadena have been able to go

back, some repopulation is starting but the rest of the areas that have been evacuated, it's unclear when the residence will be officially allowed to go back in. bill, let's bring you in, dana mentioned the strong winds, it seems as though the worst of it may be over but what should the viewers expect for the rest of the day and the next few days? we are so close to getting through the situation without any major escalations of fires or structures being burned, so cross your fingers, we are almost there, this will go until about 3:00 this time, we are watching the winds highs in the angeles national forest. we still have strong winds especially in ventura county. if we have any fires that form, they would have the potential for explosive growth but this evening the winds die off a little bit. we still have an offshore flow

so it'll still be breezy and dry, it's not until tomorrow, the winds go down to the single digits, the moisture comes in off the water and that means it's more humid and it'll be the first time in a week that the stress levels will drop. >> thank you both. it's another big day on capitol hill, several of president-elect trump's cabinet picks are appearing before the senate for their confirmation hearings, two of the hearings that we've been watching closely are john radcliffe and pam bondi, they have close relationships with president- elect trump and were asked by democratic senators about their willingness to fire people or take inappropriate actions at the behest of mr. trump.

>> can you clarify for me that in falling ethics and the law, you would be willing to resign if order to do something improper? >> senator, i wouldn't work at a law firm, i would it be a prosecutor, i wouldn't be attorney general if anybody asks me to do something improper and i felt i had to carry that out. >> what assurances can you provide to th committee and to the cia workforce, that you will resist efforts to fire or force out career cia employees? >> if you look at my record, that never took place. that was never something anyone has alleged and that's not anything i would do. >> julie tsirkin is following the latest for us from capitol hill. julie, how are things going on the hill for them today? >> there's about 13 of them that will sit before committees, certainly the ones we've been keeping a close eye on, in addition to the

secretary of state nominee, and pam bondi, rubio and bondy are qualified but the question is can they be independent of trump, of course when he is sworn in and he has full control over his cabinet, over what his administration does, i will start with pam bondi because her hearing is still going although we are nearing the end. tomorrow she comes back for more and more still importantly, some exchanges that she had with democrats, she is somebody who will be at the helm of an important agency for trump atop the department of justice, it's an agency that he has promised to clean out and she said she will do it. when you look at john radcliffe, he's somebody the committee is familiar with. the intelligence panel, many of them have sat on that same

committee. when it comes to radcliffe, senators feel confident that he would be somebody who acts independently and they have some proof of that especially when it comes to the tail end of trump's last administration, he tried to get him to do some things when it comes to the 2020 election and radcliffe said he would not. seems like senators on both sides of the aisle are satisfied but i think for both of these pics, republicans will put them over the finish line. >> a major bank is being accused of cheating customers out of $2 billion and met her is preparing to make major cuts. >> the consumer financial protecti bureau has sued

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we've got new numbers on the economy this afternoon, the latest and final inflation report of the year is out. it shows that prices take up slightly last month coming in at 2.9% compared to this time last year. brian, breakdown the numbers for us and where we are still seeing high prices? >> let me add context to the figure you just offer, yes inflation is out there and the 2.9% measures the price increases for everything across- the-board between this year and last year, that's a faster pace than the 2.7% rate we had seen in november and if you zoom out

and take a look at this chart measuring the rates of inflation over time, you can see that is the third straight month of the rate of inflation increasing after what was market improvement over the spring to summer period of last year, so where do we see some of the price pressures? these are the monthly changes that we are looking at, food costs remain expensive, energy cost, get this, up 2.6% because of the rising price of gasoline, some people may have felt that at the pump and shelter costs, up 3/10 of a percent, again, not really any reprieve, you are not seeing negative figures so the prices are still rising although an improvement compared to a year ago and certainly over the peak inflation of summer of 2022. >> what does this report say about the overall state of the economy especially as we are heading into president-elect trump's term. >> 2.9% is better than the 9.1 percent figure that we saw in 2022 but this is what people are facing, these are the price

tags, not talking about rates of change or in nation, talking about eggs, milk and gasoline, per dozen, $4.15 as of december 2024, that's way more expensive than december 2023 of $2.51. there's not a lot of reprieve looking at these numbers. a health alert this hour, before you make the next trip to the grocery store. the fda announced it's banning red dye no. 3, that is the synthetic additive that gives certain products there bright cherry- red color commonly found in candies, frosting and dietary supplements. dr. john, this decision actually comes more than three decades after the die was first found to cause cancer in lab rats, so why is it just being banned now? >> the reason is being banned now as they finally have caught

up to the research back from 1980, then it was found to cause cancer in rats at high doses and they ended up banning it from cosmetics because of the study. in 92 they try to ban it in food and that did not go through so now we fast-forward to 2025 and they're finally doing this. today the fda director for human foods actually said that they are looking at this and saying you know, because it can cause an issue with human health and animal health, they want to make sure they get it banned and so that's what they're doing. unfortunately doesn't go through until 2027 so you have to keep an eye on your foods to make sure that you stay safe, zinhle. >> what do you recommend that families do given that it will remain on shelves until at least 2027? >> it's in some of our favorite foods, this is in a variety of candies, and other things, i love candy corn and it turns

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it's the bottom of the hour, i'm zinhle essamuah.. the transportation secretary security administration says it intercepted more than 6000 firearms at airport checkpoints last year. around 94% of the firearms were loaded, the total number is actually a small decrease from the amount of firearms seized back in 2023. more than 904 million people were screened by the tsa in just the last year. drake has filed a federal lawsuit against his label, universal music group for alleged defamation and harassment that he says is in the kendrick lamar song, not like us. universal music group represents both rappers. it alleges the label promoted the song knowing that it

contained the false allegation of pedophilia against drake. he filed for defamation after withdrawing a different lawsuit filed in november and that suit alleged universal have collaborated with streaming platforms to artificially boost streaming members. universal music group has not commented on the new suit but called the suggestions in the first one, quote, offensive and untrue. the home of another pro athlete has been robbed. a hockey star is reportedly missing his three stanley cup rings after his home was burglarized over the weekend. the pittsburgh penguins player had a game against the ottawa senators hours before the break- ins were reported. the back door of his house was kicked in and his security system was down. the fbi recently issued a warning to pro athletes after several have their homes burglarized. the wildfires in california have burned a significant part of the altadena community and the people who call it home are working to make sure the neighborhoods proud lack history is not erased in the ashes. >> as the history of altadena

is forever changed by fire, the characters being sketched by an artist left without a home. >> when you look at altadena, what do you see? >> i see the devastation and that breaks my heart. but just in my imagination, i can see this place returning. >> for more than half a century, altadena has been a beacon of light on a hill. one of the first places in the 60s to welcome black and brown families, today black ownership is 80% here, it's the kind of place you find people like walt butler who spent his blessed life giving away money to lose everything he had at the age of 83. >> what does the community of altadena mean? >> okay, altadena, the people of altadena, it's like one giant family. >> are you going to rebuild your house? are you going to

stay here? >> most likely, yes, i like altadena and the people. >> the community coming together, raising over $800,000 in his first thought, a food truck so he can give right back. at a bookstore called octavius bookshelf, today there's no room for books, only donations. >> there's no more books, but we have shampoo. >> we've become this hub where people can come and get what they need. >> the store is named for the famed science-fiction writer octavia butler. one passage now going viral, as wind, as water, as fire, as life, god is both creative and destructive, demanding and yielding sculptor and clay. god is infinite potential, god is change. >> you guys are the seeds of

change. >> we hope so. yeah, we hope so. their wealth was in their house and now their house is gone. so it requires community support. it requires resources to be able to rebuild again and reestablish their like the legacy where they were. >> life hasn't been bad. >> even with this? >> no, because, i know i'm going to bounce back. >> wonderful story, thank you. millions of americans are getting hit by a new round of frigid winter weather, the deep- freeze combined with snow is having a big impact on the roads. >> here in cleveland we did see snow earlier today but this is january, it's cleveland, people are used to seeing snow in dealing with these cold temperatures. the difference this time around is when you look across the region, you have temperatures

that are well below average in cities across the area. you have weather advisories far and wide, and the thing is the combination of the cold temperatures and the snow and the wind have led to some dangerous travel conditions on the roads. when you look at michigan, just yesterday, you have multiple pileups causing multiple roadways to be closed, at least, temporarily, look at some of these images that have been posted, law enforcement pleading with people to take it slow because you have situations where the visibility drops extremely quickly and look at these pictures out of indiana. there, you had a county sheriff say that an officer had to drive off the roadway to avoid getting hit by a semi truck, you had law enforcement there again, pleading with people to slow down in these conditions and warning folks that these conditions may be around for

some time, and that is something we are watching over the next couple of days. we know later this week, temperatures are going to go up just a little bit, back to the normal temperature but once we get to this weekend, and into early next weweek, th's when we can expect another arctic blast. you can expect temperatures to dip well below the average temperature that we've been experiencing, and you are going to get to the point where the temperatures we are dealing with now will be what we are dreaming about, early next week. back to you. major developments this hour on the political crisis in south korea, the countries impeached president is now under arrest after he declared martial law last month. >> this is a first in south korea's history, a sitting president being arrested. yoon suk yeol have been held up at his residence in seoul after being impeached last month after a short-lived declaration of martial law. police surrounded his compound before don -- . the standoff

between security teams and investigators when they first tried to detain him. today, he struck a deal for his surrender, he wasn't handcuffed and he left in a presidential motorcade, not a police car. he's being investigated for an insurrection which is a criminal charge but he says the investigation and attention warrant are illegal and he still has support among south korean conservatives. they've been showing up on the street outside of his house, almost every day, a lot of them, are waving american flags, wearing red ball hats and carrying signs that say stop the steal. at the same time, constitutional court proceedings got underway this week where judges will determine whether he should be formally removed as leader. right now, he's only suspended. the crisis though, has thrown south korean politics into disarray, this is a country that is a key u.s. ally with

troops based there. 48 hours, that's how long police can hold him. he's in a solitary cell and facing a lot of questions. we will soon learn what the future holds for tiktok, the supreme court is set to decide whether a u.s. law banning the chinese owned app will be upheld or overturned. if it upholds it, tiktok would be banned in the country unless the app is sold by its parent company. last week billionaires sent them a to buy tiktok but he does not want to own the tiktok we know now. kate snow sat down with him. >> you want to own tiktok. >> i want project liberty to own tiktok. >> how much are you and your partners willing to spend on tiktok?

>> we will keep the terms of our offer confidential however, i have been public about what we think it's worth and that is $20 billion. >> he says bytedance confirmed receiving the offer but has sent no response. he's partnering with kevin o'leary of shark tank who recently met with president- elect trump at mar-a-lago. >> did they talk about your proposition? >> they had a series of conversations about this. >> tiktok has said they are not for sale. >> yeah, so, tiktok is owned by bytedance and bytedance made the point that they are not for sale but that is with the algorithm. my view is that when bytedance understands that they can transact without selling the algorithm, i think their view will be different. why not? >> you think they will want the money? >> buying tiktok without its

algorithm says -- me they would have to build her own, a process that his team says could take a year. >> are you confident that all the users will stick around for six months to a year during this transitional period? >> it'll take about that time to onboard the 170 million people. it's done at first in small batches, and then you iron out any wrinkles and then it's a larger batch. >> he envisions an app where users have more control over their own data and could decide what kind of content they want to see. >> the individuals have agency and control and they can permission the use of the data. >> a former product manager said it wouldn't be easy to create a new algorithm. >> just to maintain tiktok at the current level would be difficult. >> everybody is entitled to their opinion, we build technology, we spent five years building up, a half $1 billion,

we are now offering billions of dollars to bytedance, to buy the user base, the data, and the brand. >> but would the 170 million users embrace these changes? >> what if people just want what they've got now, even if it means the data is being given over, what if americans just aren't willing to give up this addictive algorithm? >> it's why i use the example of cigarettes you know, what if americans are not willing to give up cigarettes, we expect policies to be put in place to mitigate those harms and to encourage people to do was in their best interest, the same thing will happen with social media. what people want is not always what is best for them. >> if they want tiktok it may not be what's best for them. >> absolutely, i'm not the only one that has seen the harms in

that and saying the internet is broken, let's fix it. >> do you use tiktok yourself? >> i do not but i will use the new version. >> the wall street journal is reporting that chinese officials have internally discussed options including the possibility of allowing a trusted non-chinese parties such as elon musk to take control of tiktok's u.s. operations. the journal says those officials are not communicating . tiktok said we can't be expected to comment on pure fiction and we reached out for comment from tiktok on frank mccourt's bid i did not hear back. more parents are pulling their kids out of youth sports. we will explain what's behind that emerging trend but first time for the daily snapshot, it today is more of a freeze- frame, this is a giant ice castle, part of the temporary art installation

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people moving and helps their mental and social development but a recent survey finds three out of four parents are thinking about pulling their kids out of sports. joining us now is grace batista, she is editor in chief of parents magazine. i want to start with what to keep in mind? >> 5 million kids under the age of 14 are treated annually for sports related injuries. so, safety issues include everything from broken equipment, to heatstroke with rising temperatures. so, families and parents should really talk to a doctor before their kids starts a sports program, making sure that they are physically ready but also, attend the games, and see the coaching practices, are the kids taking breaks, are they

drinking water, is everyone playing by the rules and your kid should always have the proper protective equipment. >> i remember doing sports in high school, it was the balance of school and sport, it can be so encompassing or make you so exhausted in the classroom, how do you recommend that parents balance that? >> 70% of kids quit sports before the age of 13, because of burnout, and as you said, many parents are thinking about college and i think maybe sports gives their child a leg up but the pressure can le to stress and anxiety and loss of interest, so choose a manageable commitment level for your child, make sure that they can manage and carry their load, and focus on five over competition when it comes to sports and make sure your kid

is getting recovery and rest. >> but it's not all bad, right, what are some safer sports that we can keep in mind for young people to stay active? >> there are noncontact sports with minimal equipment like swimming, track, volleyball, they still build skill and confidence and have all the benefits of sports, so you can go with some of those, and just have your kid try them out and see if they like them. >> the reality is, you mentioned equipment earlier, sports can get expensive how to parent budget for that? >> it's very expensive, and the costs can add up. i think on an annual basis, families can spend $883 per child, per sport on equipment, fees, travel, all the things, so, you really have to weigh that, but some teams do offer financial assistance so don't be shy about asking and you can think about recreational leaves which are more affordable, still have all the benefits, and if you do need to pull your child out, you just have that conversation, be honest,

explain your reasons and validate their feelings. and there's plenty of other things they can do. >> sometimes it's not the parent who pulls the child out, sometimes it's the child who says i don't want to play this anymore, how do you navigate that? >> you still have a conversation with them, not every sport is for every child and also tell them hey, even professional athletes have setbacks, so, deep breath, keep going, try something else out. >> it's just good to stay active as a family. >> keep moving, all of us need to and children are not the exception, you can try dance classes or riding a bicycle, scooters, there's plenty you can do. >> thanks so much and thanks for watching. you are watching "nbc news daily". my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back. now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪♪ ♪ yeah... i feel free ♪

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