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weehawken and millions of users. >> it may have to shutdown in the u.s. tomorrow. it's january 18th. this is "today." breaking overnight. going dark? tiktok releasing the statement overnight saying it will shutdown tomorrow unless the biden white house says definitively it won't enforce the massive fines against companies that host after tiktok lost at the u.s. supreme court. how tens of millions of users are already finding alternatives. cease-fire. israel's cabinet formally approves the long awaited cease-fire deal now set to take place in less than 24 hours. a final release of the hostages and end to fighting within sight. we're live in the region. polar plunge. temperatures plummeting for 75 million people diving 25 to 40 degrees below average as the bitter cold forces president-elect trump to move inauguration festivities and swearing in inside. watching the wind. firefighters in california

taking advantage of the calmer weather this weekend to tamp down the hot spots and help people get back home. all that, plus, football fever. the nfl playoffs in action today. can the chiefs continue their winning ways and will the lions keep their super bowl dreams alive? just how cold and snowy will it get for the bills-ravens showdown? football fans are gearing up for a weekend of epic match ups. today, saturday, january 18th, 2025. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarrett. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on a busy saturday morning. in case there is any doubt, it is winter and it is cold. >> it is winter and it is frigid. there's a lot of football to

bundle up on the couch and enjoy this weekend. we have a lot to get to including the bitter blast impacting tens of millions this weekend and next weekend and forcing a major change to the inauguration plans bringing it inside the capitol rotunda. we have the latest on where the plans stand and get angie's forecast. we are live in israel where less than 24 hours that long awaited cease-fire is set to begin with the first hostages expected to be released. let's begin with tiktok. with so many questions after the supreme court ruling friday and the fate of the app now hanging in the balance. nbc's savannah llers is following every twist. >> peter and laura, good morning. the company is asking for a definitive statement to ensure non enforcement. companies that provided services to tiktok want to see more in writing to see they won't be hit

with billions of fines tomorrow if they keep up business as usual. >> reporter: in a unanimous decision, the supreme court said tiktok ban stands. the court upholding the law passed in april said the apple had to divest from bytedance or be shutdown in the u.s. tomorrow. >> always remember this moment when you think of the government. >> reporter: tiktok users quick to make their feelings known. >> all of you supreme court justices. >> reporter: the popularity is part of what makes it a threat to national security. know hnote noting a foreign versary to collect data from 170 million users. the court's ruling was clear, what actually happens next is anything but. the biden administration saying tiktok should remain available to americans, but simply under american ownership.

with a sale by sunday all but impossible, the administration says it won't implement the law president bideden hielf signed. it will punt next steps to the trump administration. tiktok warning overnight it would be forced to go dark unless service providers were given assurances the law would not be than enforced. posting this message friday. >> i want to thank president trump for his commencement to work with us to find a conclusion that keeps tiktok available in the united states. >> reporter: as president this his first term, trump tried to ban tiktok, but posted support for it recently. he spoke with china's president xi about the app and posted to social media that his decision on tiktok will be made in the not too distant future. we are awaiting any signal from the white house to see if they will address this. we report at nbc news that the biden administration has decided

they will not collect the fines, but will they issue a statement saying so? let's say the app were to go dark on sunday, that's doesn't mean a permanent shutoff. they are working for a solution. >> the devil in the details. meanwhile, all these other people are going to other chinese owned apps. it is like whack a mole. >> that's the point people are making. they are not just looking for alternatives. i lost tiktok. what app is similar to tiktok. they want the government to recognize we will make the other chinese apps go viral. they could. >> savannah, you will be busy. thank you. i appreciate it. a cease-fire and hostage release is set for 24 hours from now to end the conflict that started on october 7th, 2023 and led to tens of thousands of deaths in gaza.

we have daniele hamamdjian in tel aviv with the latest. daniele, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. in less than 24 hours, the skies over gaza will be clear and quiet. no israeli drones or israeli fighter jets. this morning, the qatari government in the cease-fire talks confirming that the cease-fire will begin 8:30 a.m. local time on sunday after the israeli governnt formally approved the cease-fire deal late last night. the first phase of the deal will last six weeks and see a total of 33 hostages released. we're talking women, children, the elderly and sick and wounded. on day one, tomorrow, we expect the return of three hostages. all of them women. the rest will be released on a weekly basis and during this period, we will see the gradual withdrawal of israeli forces from the densely populated areas as well as a surge in

desperately needed humanitarian aid in the gaza strip. since the announcement of the cease-fire on wednesday night, the israeli air strikes intensified killing at least 120 people and killing more than 30 children. i've got to tell you, peter, there is a mix of cautious optimism of anxiety and disbelief that the day has come after 470 days of war. >> the hope is these families get to see their loved ones soon and it will feel real and sense of relief. american hostages specifically still being held and when they may be released, daniele? >> reporter: of the seven american hostages, we understand three survived. according to a senior official, two are expected to be released in the first phase. keith siegel, his wife was released in november of 2023 as

well as sagui dekel-chen. he's in his mid-30s. his family hasn't heard anything about his condition in the past year. peter. >> daniele, thank you. turning now to the bitter cold for tens of millions over the next few days. the below freezing temperatures forcing the presidential inauguration indoors. we have more that in just a moment. first, angie is here with more on the dangerously cold temperatures. some of the numbers don't look real. >> it will be a prolonged period. here's what we got going on. we have the area of low pressure. the polar vortex, i'm sure. it has been popular in recent years. it has been confined to the arctic, but a piece ll shift in the south and work in the more than northern tier of the country. here's what we got. a major outbreak where temperatures are running 15

35 degrees below normal. no surprise, cold weather alerts up for 75 million people at this time. look where our temperatures go. in the teens for denver. a windchill of minus 9 for minneapolis. this spreads to the south as we get through the day tomorrow. 18 for st. louis. temperatures as far as houston into the low 30s. we gear up for the bitter cold next week. high temperature of four degrees on tuesday in chicago. >> angie, see you in a bit. as we mentioned, president-elect trump announced his inaugural celebration will need to be moved inside to keep people safe. we have aaron gilchrist at the white house with moreon that. aaron, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. we expect a windchill of 10 degrees at the warmest part of the day in washington on monday. that's after a few inches of snow tomorrow. the inauguration organizers think it is too dangerous to

have people outside the mall on monday. the president will deliver the capital address from the rotunda and 20,000 seat arena in washington for people to watch the ceremony live. mr. trump told people they should dress warmly if they decide to go to the national mall. there won't be anything for them to see while there. he said he will be going to the arena himself after the swearing-in ceremony. it will host the parade. the last time we had a change like this was ronald regaan's celebration in 1985 when s hit 7 degrees in d.c. >> this is the second where no one is on the mall. vid first and now the cold. the president-elect's pick for homeland security secretary. the south dakota governor kristi

nome. noem. what did see say? >> reporter: appear likely to win nomination. noem would run 20 agencies. she faced tough questions about mr. trump's border crackdown and managing fema disaster funds. on immigration, she promised to make border security a top priority. four sources familiar with the transition preparation said on the condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to speak about it. noem will take marching orders from the white house and tom homan and stephen miller. neither, peter, is subject to congressional oversight. >> aaron, thank you. >> a lot of questions who is in charge. if m is confirmed, she will have the trump team planning to get to work right away on the

promise of mass deportations. nbc news has learned that i.c.e. officials are planning a major enforcement operation to target immigrants and one u.s. city in the days after the inauguration. it is not clear exactly who will be targeted and how. several sources familiar with the planning told nbc news that the cities that could see early activity could include washington, d.c., philadelphia, los angeles, denver and chicago. to the measures that are being done and taken to keep president-elect trump and everyone also says. senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has a look at what the law enforcement agencies are doing to get ready. >> reporter: the u.s. secret service is leading this national special security event involving more than 25,000 responders, a secure perimeter, includings a record 30 miles of anti-scale fencing. drones deliver expansive

visibility from above. police robots ready to check packages and places for dangerous materials. washington special agent in charge matt mccool. >> no stone unturned. >> reporter: shaped by real world crises. >> you will see agents on roofs. >> reporter: the deadly new year's car attack in new orleans. >> it starts with no vehicles and check points. and gets tighte checkpoints, and then it gets tighter as we get closer. >> reporter: here nbc news has exclusive access to this multi-agency communication center where teams from aagencies across government, 40 agencies, track and tree awe issues with law enforcement on patrol. securing the city means guarding the water. local authorities on the potomac to detect anyone using the river

to get close to official events. also at the ready, air support. fairfax county is able to keep watch and fly in lifesaving services if needed. >> i believe we're as well prepared as we have ever been. >> reporter: tested by brutal cold and varied threats to safeguard washington's biggest stage. kelly o'donnell, nbc news. of course, nbc news will bring you full coverage of monday's inauguration. it all starts here on "today." we will be there live with ongoing coverage throughout the day. let's turn to southern california where calmer weather this weekend should hopefully help firefighters get a better handle on many of the fires before winds pick up again on monday. this as much of the work turns to the missing, with dozen still unaccounted for. nbc's maggie vespa is in hard-hit altadena for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. amid the welcome reprieve that you just talked about, scenes like this are becoming this

eerie normal in the air. this was someone's home, someone's home, and skeletons of them left. also, that brick chimney standing isolated in the middle of theke this. the death toll standing at 27 this morning. as you point out, dozens missing. crews still go door-to-door looking for remains. that process keeping thousands of people in the area from their homes or what's left of their homes at this point. in the meantime, while the investigation into how these fires started continue, one utility company accused of starting one of them is speaking out. multiple lawsuits now with this one accusing so cal edison of the failure to deenergize power equipment with the winds gusting last week. that suit claims that started the deadly eaton fire. just an allegation. the international ceo speaking

out to our liz kreutz about this. >> can you say with 100% certainty your equipment did not start the fire? >> f sure, we did not see an electric signature with a spark like that. we want to learn more. we will investigate more. >> so, it's possible? >> always a possibility something out of the ordinary here. >> reporter: so in the meantime, thousands of newly homeless families facing another battle trying to find a rental to figure out what's next. demand for the rentals is soaring tenfold. the california department of justice have special agents on the ground investigating reports of price gouging by landlords. amid all that, a glimmer of hope at dodger stadium yesterday. the l.a. s distribution drive organized by the dodgers and lakers and non-profits on

hand including baby-to-baby giving supplies for families with young kids. many lost not just their homes, but schools and can use every ounce of normalcy they can get. laura. >> only bright spot is how people have come together in the horrific tragedy. maggie, thank you. officials in turks and caicos says the debris from the rocket from spacex has landed on the islands. videos like these have emerged with people showing off with what appear to be pieces of the rocket. thankfully no one was injured on the ground there. there was only minimal damage. the rocket broke up nine minutes after liftoff on thursday and broke up over parts of the caribbean and the atlantic. that's a scary scene for people on the ground. >> the photo in the air looked pretty. angie is back and giggling. what do you have? >> i'm always an giggling. you heard maggie talking about

everything going on out there and we have the next santa ana wind event monday through wednesday with gusts 40 or 50 miles per hour. heads up there. the relative humidity is going to be low. here is the big picture saturday. rain from the great lakes to the gulf coast. that system will bring a little bit of interior snow to the new england area. look at this snow that develops tomorrow. an area of low pressure system bringing us some impactful now for the i-95 corridor. that's the weather across the country. and we are looking at some low clouds over walnut creek, some patchy fog around the bay. i saw a few, felt a little bit of mist down here in the south bay. we start in the upper 30s there through walnut creek, concord, danville at 37, some low 40s up towards the north bay. 47 right now in sunnyvale. and as we go on and plan our day, we also have to watch out for the early

and that's a look at your forecast. guys. >> angie, thank you. your resident detroit lions fan. emilie ikeda is looking ahead to the action. >> good morning. the countdown to super bowl lix is kicking in high gear with two today and two tomorrow. coming up, a look at the matc ups h

we are back on saturday morning with the "weekly download." with the look at the other stories. >> joe fryer is here. >> amonged headlines is the speech from the oval office before president biden puts his political career behind him. president biden gave a farewell

address after five decades in politics both touting his accomplishments. >> i kept my commitment for all americans. the one of the toughest periods in our nati's history. >> issuing a warning about the future. >> oligarchy is taking shape in american of extreme wealth, power and influence that threatens our r entire democrac. >> police say a southwest airlines pilot charged with a dui. the arrest made in the cockpit of the plane preparing for takeoff from georgia to chicago. >> my first comment to her was he's drunk. >> southwest stated it is aware of the situation. apologizing for the disruption and writing the employee has been removed from duty and customers were accommodated on other flights. the pilot did not respond to a request for comment from nbc news. >> the food and drug administration announced a ban on red dye number 3.

common ingredient in candy, snacks and drinks. the dye has been linked to cancer in animals. >> it's a great step for consumers and public health. >> kate middleton announced her cancer is in remission visiting the hospital meeting with cancer patients. >> this is "today" with savannah guthrie and craig melvin. >> craig kicked off the weekday edition of "today" this week alongside savannah. >> there are so many times, but this morning is special. let's go. >> no one i'd rather ride with than you. >> craig's family, including his parents, joined in the celebration. >> always has something to say. here he is saying it. >> i'm on this couch with you.

>> finally, this toddler defied gravity with the lip sync performance from "wicked." even posted to her instagram. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> you got to just acknowledge the commitment. she just -- >> dramatic. >> a symphony conductor. >> they should have rigged her up with wires. she's flying. still to come on "today," could the

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the community of hollister is coming together to help the families of three teenagers killed in a car crash on tuesday night in gilroy. tonight, there will be a candlelight vigil for the three teens happening at the legacy church in hollister at 6 p.m. we spoke with one mother who says one of the victims, 17 year old victor lujan, was her high school friend's son. that's why she and her husband started a car wash raffle to help victor's family. estoy haciendo. what i'm doing is giving my time. what i can do with myy buness is what i'm going to do. the victims were identified on friday as 17 year old victor lujan and angel villegas lemus and 18 year old brandon alarcon. a fourth teenager and the driver of the other vehicle were taken to a hospital. the cause of the accident is still unknown. meanwhile, thousands more evacuation orders are being lifted for people in the

southern california fire zones. the death toll now stands at 27. firefighters are gaining more ground on the largest fires. the palisades fire is now 39% contained. the eaton fire is 65% contained. together, those fires burned more than 40,000 acres, destroying more than 12,000 structures. back here in the bay area, our cinthia pimentel has a look at our microclimate forecast. good morning. good morning everyone. well, that low clouds and the fog have made a return yesterday. and today continues down here through the south bay. i also felt just a couple drops of that mist. so maybe it is condensing up there in the lower levels. we are looking at those low clouds continuing through parts of walnut creek. maybe if you're inching closer to the delta, you also might notice some patchy fog. it is much colder there through concord compared to san jose. we're at 48 right now. south san jose, 37 up there towards concord. the low 40s continue through the north bay. let's stay out there in the east

bay. see what our day planner looks like over on discovery bay. through the fog and the low clouds this morning, we should break through and get lots of sunshine this afternoon. but bringing those temperatures, it will feel like a cool weekend, not only in discovery bay, but for the rest of us. we'll talk about what's ahead for the second half of the weekend and of course, continuing talking about what's going down with the fires coming up at 7 a.m. kira. cynthia, thanks. well, speaking of coming up on today in the bay this morning, an app that's become a lifeline for those people threatenedd by the wildfires. we'll tell you more about watch duty straight from its bay area creator. we'll have that. plus all your top stories coming up at seven. we hope you join us right now. back to the join us right now. back to the today show. with dupixent, stay ahead of moderate-to-severe eczema. as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing.

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host snl. this week looks good. what a chaotic time in the world. i'm glad you are here to bring us together and hopefully remind us of good. >> i was talking anning toto he. >> thanks. >> we are back to a look ahead to another all new "saturday night live." shelter-in- dave chappelle hosting for the 40 time. >> they are in the outfit. >> next week. >> sleeveless look is strong. we have more on that in the next half hour. first the headlines, the u.s. justice department filed lawsuit against walgreens on friday knowingly filled millions of prescriptions, many for opioids. walgreens said it stands behind

the pharmacists. cnn reaches a settlement after the u.s. military withdrew back in 2021. the settlement came after a florida jury awarded zachary young $5 million when the news network accused him ex-prices. cnn says it remains proud of the journalists, but will take what useful lessons it can from the case. details from the settlement are unknown. a history making night for the national hockey league. one with both a goal and assist in a game. >> empty net. he's got a chance. alex -- scores. >> to fair, it was an empty net goal with three minutes to

play. that was the 19th score ever by an nhl goalie. it was followed an earlier assist. the penguins won 5-2 and 40 saves by the goalies. this morning, tens of millions of football fans are warming up the tv and getting the chips and dip ready. divisional round kicks off. nbc's emilie ikeda bleeds eagles green. i was struggling with that. >> you made a subtle hint with the green shirt. good morning. history on the line as the league's top eight teams go head-to-head from the chiefs fight for a three-peat to a quarterback showdown. this weekend will not disappoint. >> reporter: this morning, football fever hitting a high with the divisional playoffs kicking off in hours.

>> pick six. touchdown, texans. >> reporter: fresh off the win over the chargers, the texans will face the chiefs gunning for a third super bowl title in a row. >> mahomes, touchdown. >> reporter: lucky number for patrick mahomes who just welcomed his third child. the team looking for luck from the most famous fan and travis kelce's girlfriend. >> is there an aura in that place? little extra? you know what we're talking about. >> oh, yeah. you know it, baby. you know, it's playoff football. >> reporter: the most sought after game of the weekend with the average ticket approaching $1,000, the lions are looking for the first super bowl appearance. and then standing in their way is jaden daniels. >> washington takes the lead. >> reporter: tomorrow, two of

the hottest quarterbacks will battle it out in the bitter blast of the cold with windchills around zero. nothing the bills aren't used to. >> only a couple of guys that can make that throw in these conditions. big, strong arms. >> reporter: before bills and ravens fans flock to highmark stadium. >> pack your bags. we're going to philly. >> reporter: the rams take on the eagles on nbc hoping to win big for the city of los angeles. a welcome distraction after the devastating wildfires. >> we are motivated by the situation here and people leaning on us. >> reporter: everyone on the same team with supporting l.a. right now. the eagles donating $500,000 to wildfire relief efforts and game-worn jerseys up for auction to raise money for red cross. i'll let you know if a.j. brown

is still reading the inner excellence book. best seller on amazon. exactly. >> it's clear. the author is outside locker rooms. read this on the sidelines. >> it is working. >> emilie, thank you. you see her eagles here at 2:00 p.m. eastern. to the lions, angie has the weather. >> that is a better title than meteorologist. especially it they win today. we've got some snow in the forecast. wintry weather and winter alerts from the appalachians to new england. those will expands the next couple days. the rain for southeast today a little bit of the snow for the northeast. that's really the least impactful of the two systems we will see. this next low starts to work up

the coast tomorrow. notice that snow is going to spread from the mid-atlantic up to new england. we see it across the i-95 corridor. when we see that line of rain to snow and where that sets up, that's going to be the big question. right now, we could get moderate snowfall from boston with the higher elevations will pick up pockets of heavier snow. that's the weather across the those low clouds and patchy fog right now through about the middle of the morning will break into some mostly sunny skies later on this afternoon and keep it at a high of about 56. so chilly day there staying at the coast. just be careful. we do have this beach hazard statement that goes into effect later today, lasting through monday with those sneaker waves. never turn your back to the oce and that's a look at your forecast.

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♪ you're not dreaming ♪ when you say i do ♪ ♪ the moment ♪ ♪ is near ♪♪ >> that song comes from the oakland coal see um in1967. the recording was discovered in the founder of the records. they worked tech magic with high fidelity audio unheard of for a live ncert for that era. you can hear that one song and album at the coliseum. it will be released february 28th. what a treasure right there. something you never heard before. >> in a dimly lit bar. >> exactly. >> the sound is good. amazing. >> and the duke ellington orchestra. >> finally, chapel roan is featured in a docu series called

faces of music. part of the show, her face is makeup free along with others. becky g and victoria monet. here's a preview. >> version of myself that is so bold and confident and hot. >> to get this, the series is a collaboration with hulu and sephora. they are focusing on beauty and music. you see how the stars transform and create their i conic looks. it is cool because chapel roan made her makeup a cool part of her aura. to see behind that is awesome. >> kind of like lady gaga. >> it is a good message. thank you. still to come, a look back on 50 years of

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for joining us on this saturday, january 18th. i'm kira klapper. thieves dropped to a new lows in the east bay, stealing 200 bronze vases from several grave sites. it happened at oakmont memorial park cemetery in lafayette. the managing partner there tells nbc bay area thieves ripped the bronze vases right off the gravesites. some families telling us they'll have to pay more than $800 to replace each vase. it's really sad. it's like i'm a widow. i don't have

the money to replace this. you know i didn't do it. i don't have no respect for anybody who wants to do that for money. i feel like it's totally disrespectful. i feel like, you know, whoever did it is the lowest of the low. contra costa county sheriff's investigators tell us they are searching for the thieves. meanwhile, new problems continue at the site of a major fire in monterey county. new flare ups happened yesterday at the vista, which is a battery storage facility in moss landing. the fire started thursday afternoon. crews issued evacuation orders because of the smoke being toxic. extending those orders through today. the fire is being fueled by lithium ion batteries. firefighters say they can only contain the burn and wait for it to burn itself out. vistra officials are still unsure exactly how that fire started. this, by the way, is the third fire at this facility since it opened in late 2020. we're going to turn now to the

microclimate forecast and cinthia pimentel. hey, good morning carol. good morning everyone. we're noticing those low clouds making a return. santa rosa, example number one, some of it closer to the ground, aka fog. and it gets worse through the napa valley, through parts of the delta. and of course the central valley, where we do have that dense fog advisory for the first couple of hours in the morning. so we're going to keep those low clouds around and actually keep the cool temperatures up there in santa rosa right now in the mid 40s. we will dip it down to the low 40s, maybe even some upper 30s as we go on into the sunrise hours and then really struggle to warm up even as we go on into lunchtime under that sun so that cool sunshine will be around. the temperatures are feeling a little bit more seasonable there through santa rosa, parts of concord, san francisco, also in those upper 50s and low 60s. just a touch mild down here in san jose at 63 degrees kira. back to you. cynthia. thanks. coming up this morning at 7:00 on today in the bay, falling short on reducing our food waste. the reason scientists

believe we won't be making our yearly goals. and some tips yo can implement in your daily life to help reduce that waste. we'll have that. plus all your top stories coming up at seve we stories coming up at seve we hope you join us right now. back i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] good morning. ticking away. time is running out for the

popular social media app tiktok. the company announcing it will go dark tomorrow unless the biden administration gives it more clarity. will 170 million users have to go elsewhere? arctic blast. 75 million americans preparing to bundle up this weekend with temperatures expected to drop. some falling 40 degrees below normal. that cold forcing president-elect trump's inauguration inside. and live from new york, it is 50 years of "saturday night live." snl returns tonight. >> this saturday, dave's back. >> bringing dave chappelle back for his fourth time as hostas the iconic show looks back on 50 years and gears up for an anniversary special expected to be like nothing fans have ever seen before. today, saturday, january 18th, 2025. good morning. welcome back to "today" on saturday morning.

church lady. more cow bell. >> you are kicking through the hits. mary katharine gallagher. >> stephane always made me laugh. a lot more of that coming up. we start with the tiktok release overnight saying it will go dark tomorrow unless the biden white house gives it more clarity today. we have savannah sellers with a close eye on this. good morning. >> good morning, peter. that is right. the company is asking for a definitive statement to provide what they say is necessary. clarity and assurance to the other companies they say are necessary to maintain ing tikto. they want to be clear they won't be hit with the fines tomorrow. we reported first here at nbc news the biden administration does not plan to collect the fines, but will they put it in writing? my sources tell me tiktok is in

active conversations with the other companies. think oracle, hosting the data, apple and google in the app stores. smaller companies as well. this is very much p up in the a. if tiktok were to go dark tomorrow, it doesn't mean it is permanent. soon to be president-elect trump wants to save the app. his decision on what to do about tiktok will be made in the not too distant future. tiktok ceo thanked mr. trump to find a solution to keep it available. something interesting in the back and forth, the questions over enforcement have taken the impact out of the supreme court decision to uphold the law. something we would be focused on one day before the ban goes into effect. >> savannah, million s of tikt users are turning to other s.

this is whack a mole. >> you may have noticed in the app store one rednote and lemon 8, owned by bytedance. it is looking for apps that are chinese owned to make those go viral to make the point. what is this? keep shutting these down if these are the apps we want and we care more about that than data security. peter, under the law, eventually, yes, those could be in trouble. those apps may not be here because they are foreign owned. they are not named so it could take longer. >> the implementation falls to the trump administration. savannah, thank you. turning to the cease-fire said to take place tomorrow in the middle east with the israeli cabinet approving it overnight.

nbc's daniele hamamdjian is in tel aviv for us. wh can we expect to see tomorrow? >> reporter: the hope is it turns into a permanent cease-fire. what we will see tomorrow are clear and quiet skies over za. no israeli drones or fighter jets. the mediator in the talks confirm the cease-fire will begin 8:30 a.m. local time sunday morning. the first phase will last six weeks which we will see the release of 33 hostages. among them, women, children, elderly people, sick and wounded. in exchange, release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners. tomorrow, we are expecting the return of three hostages. one believed to be women and the rest released on a weekly basis. of the hostages being held, three have survived and

according to the senior administration official, two of them will be released in the first phase. they are keith siegel, in his 60s and his wife was released in the first cease-fire deal in november of 202023. sagui dekel-chin. his family hasn't heard anything with his condition in a year. the israeli air strikes have intensified since the cease-fire announced wednesday killing 120 people. among them more than 30 children. there is everywhere, laura, this cautious optimism. there is anxiety and so cases, absolute sheer disbelief this day has come after 470 days as the cease-fire is a few hours away. >> 470 days. families living in the

nightmare. daniele, thank you. president-elect trump announced his inauguration is moving inside with the dangerously chilly weather in the forecast. it is the first time in 40 years since reagan's has been moved. mr. trump will take the oval office and deliver the address from the capitol rotunda. washington, d.c. is expecting a windchill of 10 degrees in the warmest part of the day on monday. >> i'll bring my hand warmers. janet yellen warns that the government reaches the debt limit on tuesday and needs to take extraordinary measures to avoid catastrophic default. the issue falls to trump treasury pick scott bessent who is going through the senate confirmation process. bessent said thursday if president-elect trump wants to eliminate the debt ceiling all together, he will work with congress to make that happen. that was the news. i need a joe fryer saturday

morning boost. >> sometimes we have a heartwarming boost. not that. this is a fun prank. a baltimore woman named jade ready to deliver the baby when the dad fell asleep while she was in labor. here is what she did. >> tony. >> tony. >> tony. >> hey, tony. you missed it. you missed it. tony. >> a groggy tony initially fell for the prank pretending the baby in his arms was his. he has been played. it worked. tony never did go back to sleep and very supportive during the rest of her labor eventually getting to cuddle their new real baby girl. >> take a napa head of time. >> you would do that to your tony?

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this saturday, dave's back. >> reporter: chappelle, a favorite to host when a new president taking office. he did it the last time donald trump became the commander in chief as well. >> i didn't know donald trump would win the election. i did suspect it. it seemed hillary did well in the polls and i know the whites. >> reporter: tonight kicks off an exciting few weeks leading up to the 50th anniversary celebration next month. with actor timothee chalamet off the oscar buzz of "complete unknown" pulling double duty next week. he will be the first musician to take on both rolls since deion sanders. snl has been pulling out the

stops with the par ade of hosts like martin short who joined the club last month. >> have they taught you the secret handshake? >> of course, they have. >> one, two, three, four, five. >> reporter: snl everywhere you look these days. a new movie. >> ask me again. >> reporter: the coverage of new york magazine and behind the scenes look of 8 h and series snl 50 beyond saturday night. >> snl. >> snl was the biggest show ever. >> live from new york. >> live from new york. >> and guys, in just a couple of weeks, the snl 50th special will be airing here on nbc. it is three hours long. it's going to be on february 16th. it is not a saturday night. it's a sunday night. mark your calendars. it is something you are not going to want to miss.

they are expecting big, big surprises. it is something you are definitely want to tune in for. back to you. >> chloe, thank you. i can't wait. you can watch snl tonight at 11:30 eastern and live coast-to-coast here on nbc. i have other ideas. >> what else? >> living in a van down by the river. >> one of the all-time classics. >> angie is here with the forecast. favorite snl characters? >> putting me on the spot. anything kristin wiig does. you have to pick an era. there's too many. guys, how about this winter weather that is just taking shape and particular with us for the period. we have bitterly cold conditions. 75 million people as far as the gulf coast are under the winter alerts. this cold weather will settle in. denver just 15 degrees this afternoon. minneapolis, 81. windchill minus 9. extra layers. oklahoma city in the 30s today.

look what happens by tomorrow. zero for minneapolis. 18 degrees below for what it feels like. houston in the 40s. feeling like the 30s. here comes the really arctic air. especially the end of the early part of next week. monday into tuesday, from 10 on monday in chicago to just 4 degrees. those windchill values will be bitter cold from 20 below to 30 below and 40 below for spots across the rockies and plains and upper midwest. we have a little bit of snow to talk about over the next couple days. specifically across the i-95 corridor. that's a look at the weather across the country. patchy fog through parts of pleasanton and up there in the north bay. petaluma we start with the low 40s there in the valleys creep up into the low 50s right now in san jose. let's stay down here in the south bay. look at our day planner in mountain view. the sunshine will peak through around mid-morning, but then we keep those temperatures pretty cool. today,

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have a great day. enjoy your weekend. morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, january 18th, i'i'm kira klapper. the communiy of hollister is coming together to help the families of the three teenagers killed in a car crash in gilroy. tonight, there will be a candlelight vigil for the three teens at legacy church that's in hollister at 6 p.m. we spoke with one mother who says one of the victims was her high school son's friend. that's why with her husband, she started a car wash raffle to help that

family. estoy haciendo. what i'm doing is giving my time. what i can do with my business is what i'm going to do. the victims were identified yesterday as 17 year old victor lujan. angel villegas lemus and 18 year old brandon alarcon. a fourth teenager, as well as the driver of another car, were taken to the hospital. the cause of that crash is still unknown. meanwhile, in southern california, thousands more evacuation orders are being lifted for people in the fire zones. the death toll now stands at 27. firefighters are gaining more ground on the largest fires. the palisades fire is now 39% contained. the eaton fire 65% contained. together, those two fires burned more than 40,000 acres, destroying more than 12,000 structures. we're going to turn here locally to cinthia pimentel with our microclimate forecast. jason. good morning carol. good morning everyone. the weather will contininueo stay dry down there

in southern california. and for us here too. we are starting the morning looking at those low clouds through san rafael right there, 42 degrees. there are a couple of 30s right now through parts of the east bay over on in danville, 38, but a little bit more mild down here in san jose at 50 degrees. so we'll notice those peeks of sunshine coming through after those morning clouds. but the temperatures will stay near seasonal right there just hovering under 60 degrees for a high today in our inland valleys. so you can expect much of the same, not only today but for tomorrow as well. we'll talk about next week where we could see the return of those offshore winds here and in southern california. not as crazy as it did two weeks ago. and those temperatures going up a little bit as well. so a lot to talk about coming up at 7 a.m. i'll send it back to you. kira. all right, cynthia, thanks. also coming up at 7:00 on today in the bay, an app has become a lifeline for people threatened by those wildfires. and you may have downloaded it, too. we'll tell you more about watch duty straight from its creator. here in the bay area.

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