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i'm zinhle essamuah. >> i'm kate snow. "nbcews daily" starts right now. ♪♪ ♪♪ today, wednesday, january 22, 2025. extreme swings. new wildfires force hundreds to evacuate across southern california. a once in a lifetime snow storm along the gulf and a bitter artic blast from the east coast to the southwest. we're tracking what people need to know. role the tape. justin baldoni's legal team releasing footage from his film with blake lively. what he says it proves? >> netflix and bill. the streaming giant raising its prices again. how much will you have to pay? eye spy, simple childhood games could have benefits for grown-ups.

zinhle walking us through the new trend. >> we're going on a color walk. >> i didn't know what a color walk was. >> if you don't know, stick around. we start with two extreme weather situations impacting tens of millions across the country. >> in the south there's historic snow and dangerously cold temperatures, at least four people have died from rare blizzard conditions along the gulf coast. today the big concern temperatures like these. they are still well below freezing, dipping below the teens in the southwest. >> to the west there's still critical fire danger. windy conditions sparked new fires today in southern california, even though rain is in the forecast. that could cause more danger with potential mudslides. let's art with dana griffin in los angeles. dana, what can you tell us about these new fires and how are officials preparing for the possibility of rain here? >> reporter: this is the hughes fire, the one that popped up

within the last hour. this is northwest of los angeles. you can see that huge dark plume of smoke. you can see fire coming down this canyon in this area. this is very concerning because this fire right now is 500 acres. within an hour it's already grown that much and you can bet just looking at the images it's going to increase. there are some evacuations nearby. they're reminding people to pack up and leave now if you are seeing and smelling that dark smoke in your community. it's a good indication you may be called upon next to evacuate. there's a brush fire burning in san diego that popped up around 9:00 this morning. luckily it stayed below ten acres at the moment. it was very concerning because at one point schools had to be evacuated. we're hearing reports one person was injured. it appears that crews are getting a handle on it. these are images from the rancho

bernardo area, the fire burning there. we're seeing that white smoke, which is a good indication there's been water drops in the area. it's a vast different look compared to what we're seeing in the los angeles area with the hughes fire and that dark, thick smoke casting a dark shadow over some of those communities. this has been the main concern all week because those red flag warnings have been extended in our area. right now the winds have calmed down a bit. this is the perfect window for firefighters to get the upper hand. we're told those winds will pick back up overnight and that red flag warning is in place until tomorrow. ladies? >> thank you for that. let's bring in priscilla thompson in a chilly houston, texas. you were out in the snow yesterday. there's been snow in places like florida. what is going on there and the rest of the region? >> reporter: it's something like we've not seen here. we know it's historic for many of these areas, just historic snowfall that's been seen. today it seems like the issues

really are in georgia. we've gotten reports from officials there of just receiving thousands of calls for service on the roads, hundreds of cars that were abandoned as this wintry weather moved in there. even though officials have been briefing and warning this was coming and for people to stay off the roads, it appears folks may not have heeded the warnings. some of the areas around atlanta suburbs being hit hard with only about a half inch or inch of snow. it had a major impact because it's the south. a lot of folks aren't used to that. we're seeing beaches covered in snow in florida. a blanket of snow on bourbon street. things unfamiliar for these areas. a lot of these areas don't have the resources, the snow plows, the salt trucks that come through to treat the roads. i will tell you here in houston, it's in the 40s today, above freezing. as you can see the sun is very much out. a lot of the snow is starting to

melt. the city says they intend to return to normal operations here soon. there's still concern the temperatures are lower than normal. so they're really keeping an eye on folks who may be experiencing homelessness. you mentioned a number of fatalities from the storm caused by hypothermia. people out in the cold weather, it was not safe to do that. that's where things are now. things are clearing up. still not out of the threat zone yet, particularly with the low temperatures and the snow melting and refreezing and becoming ice, especially on the roadways. >> to that end, the threat. let's bring in meteorologist bill karins. we're talking cold, snow, rain and fires. what are you watching? >> hopefully we'll get the southeast back going again. everything is stopped because the storm st exited. it's still cold and a lot of snow on the ground. this is our visible satellite picture. georgia, western florida, southern mississippi and alabama to houston, that's all snow.

that's what you see in the north or in the mountains. lafayette, louisiana, ten inches. pensacola beach, seven inches of snow. we have cold weather warnings in the carolinas. right now we're 33 in new orleans. savannah, 35. minor melting, but not a lot. tonight it drops down into the 20s. we'll get the refreeze. the roads will be treacherous. tomorrow afternoon things improve. then we get into the 40s and 50s. the west coast, red flag warnings up. we showed you the two new fires. 10 million people under red flag warnings. winds will kick up later tonight. we could see 40 to 60-mile-an-hour gusts. it's important to get those blazes knocked down now. there's a new salvo in the legal better between blake live live and justin baldoni.

>> baldoni's attorney released behind the scenes footage of the two stars interacting on the set of the field. the two sides have different interpretations of what that shows. chloe melas joins us now. we were looking at it. it's about ten minutes of raw footage released. what are we seeing? >> this is a scene they rehearsed, the three takes that baldoni's team -- this is all the takes. the reason this particular scene is what was released yesterday is because this is something that blake lively talked about in her lawsuit against justin baldoni, saying this slow dance scene justin acted incredibly inappropriately with her. that he acted out of character and she should not have been subjected to his unwanted advances that were not written into the scene and the scene lacked an intimacy coordinator. his legal team believes this vindicates him.

this footage which appears in "it ends with us" in this brief slow motion montage appears to show the stars discussing how to play the scene as they slow dance. baldoni's team said the takes reportedly shot in may of 2023 showed that what took place onset doesn't match claims of sexual harassment that lively made in a legal complaint last month. according to the complaint, while filming the scene baldoni with caressing ms. lively with his mouth. in the raw footage released, the two stars can be heard talking about production details while playing to the camera as a couple in love. the complaint says baldoni, quote, dragged his lips from her here down to her neck as he said it smells so good. baldoni's representatives say

the tape proves it didn't happen. lively's legal team firing back in a statement, quote, justin baldoni and his lawyer may hope this latest stunt will get ahead of the damaging evidence against him, but the video itself is damning. lively's representatives say the footage corroborates her account of what happened arguing that it shows baldoni, quote, attempting to kiss , kissing her forehead, flicking her lip with his thumb, telling her how good she smells adding that no woman should have to take defensive measures to avoid being touch by their employer. it follows a lawsuit filed by baldoni against lively, her pr team and husband ryan reynolds for defamation.

a bitter battle where both sides believe the same scene tells a very different story. this is far from over. now baldoni's legal team telling nbc news in the coming days they'll be releasing a website with more footage from the set of "it ends with us" and text messages and emails and correspondent between the two of them so the court of public opinion can decide whose side they're on. >> at the end of the day a real court will have to decide. >> multiple lawsuits. unless they choose to settle or it gets dismissed, it might be playing out in a courtroom. >> chloe melas, thank you. let's talk money. >> need to pay for your jetblue flight, you can venmo them. bertha coombs joins us now. >> reporter: yeah, all of a sudden you can use venmo to pay for your tickets for jetblue

flights. carrier said yesterday the payment option is available on its website and that it will be available on the mobile app in the coming months. payment option is the latest effort from jetblue to enhance its service to bring in more customers as it struggles to boost profits. "moana 2" topped $1 billion inbox office receipts over the holiday weekend, continuing disney's box office dominance. the sequel brought in $442.8 million $442.8 million domestically. it's diey's third movie to hit that milestone in 2024, along with "inside out 2" and "deadpool & wolverine." "moana" is tops for me. >> "inside out" i was a sucker for that.

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burglaries involving some of pro sports biggest stars. investigators in ohio have indicted four people from chile. joe burrows house was broken into last month. police are not linking the suspect's to that crime. steven romo joins us now. what do we know about the suspects and the charges they're facing? >> reporter: this has been an ongoing investigation leading to four men, chilean nationals, into the burglaries of many rich and famous people. they're charged with engaging in corrupt activity, possession of criminal tools. we know from court documents they don't mention burrows' home in this investigation in this indictment, but they say they're suspected of a burglary in the

same town in ohio on the same day. investigators say suspects had some of burrows' property, including an lsu jersey and bengals hat. certainly zinhle, more to come. >> steven, how sophisticated are these robberies? do investigators know why pro athletes are being targeting? they know they sent out warnings to not showcase goods. >> reporter: the nba and nfl posting about the criminal activity charging celebrities. that's the key here. they're celebrities. it's public record where they live. a key point that investigators point to for the motive it could be it's very clear when they're not going to be at home. burrows was in texas at the time of the burglary in his house. just to give you an example of

how this could be happening. may be obvious. the game schedule could be key. >> steven romo, thanks. now to an update we brought you tuesday. prince harry and british newspapers have agreed to a settlement. the agreement between the royal and the rupert murdoch group was reached just as a trial was set to begin. the company apologized to harry for hacking his cell phone and intruding into his personal life. meagan fitzgerald has been tracking this. what more do we know about how the settlement came about? >> reporter: as you mentioned, it seemed like this case was going to trial up until yesterday when it was about to start. there were a series of delays prompting speculation that the two sides were meeting. court adjourned without opening statements. this morning a settle was announced. it included a significant amount of money not disclosed and an

apology. ngn offered a full apology to the duke of sussex for the serious intrusion by the sun between 1996 and 2011 into his private life including incidents of unlawful activities carried out by private investigators working for the sun. ngn further apologizes to the duke for the impact on him and of the excessive coverage and serious intrusion into his private life as well as the private life of diana, princess of wales, his late mother during his younger years. keep in mind we're talking about a company who for years denied any wrongdoing and settled with several other people. today an apology and acknowledgment that they were wrong. listen to what harry's legal team had to say earlier today outside the courthouse. >> today the lies are laid bare. the cover-ups are exposed.

today proves that no one stands above the law. the time for accountability has arrived. >> reporter: harry's lawyers said it's just the start. they're calling on london's police to launch a criminal investigation into ngn's practice. kate? >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. still ahead, baseball's newest hall of fame class is revealed. we'll tell you who's heading to cooper town. you're watching "nbc news daily." we're always streaming for free, no charge here, 24/7 on nbc news now. you can watch wherever you stream content including youtube and roku, the list is on your screen right there. the news continues right after this.

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organized this morning's press conference, which, as you can see, took place just outside fruitvale bart in oakland. in attendance, leaders from the city of oakland county, state and federal government, along with oakland unified and local nonprofits to let the immigrant families in this area know that resources are available to them as they face possible deportation under the new trump administration. one group says it will have a hotline up later next month. unity council is directing people to its website, unity council.org. the ceo of the union council, who says president trump's new policies are designed to terrorize the immigrant community, has this message for migrant families we will protect you. we have resources to serve you. but most of all, we asked that you do your part and continue to live your lives well prepared and not scared. we cannot let fear take over our community. and that's what you see here today. with this coalition we brought

together. this morning, the u.s. department of justice announced that it is directing its federal prosecutors to investigate any state or local authorities who get in the way of the tougher enforcement of immigration law under president trump. in a memo written by the acting deputy attorney general, the doj civil division will work with the new sanctuary cities enforcement working group to identify and possibly challenge in court local and state laws that, quote, threaten to impede. unquote, deportation efforts by the trump administration. the memo says federal prosecutors must, quote, take all steps necessary to protect the public and secure the american border by removing illegal aliens, their words from the country, and prosecuting illegal aliens for crimes committed in u.s. jurisdiction. in another change from the biden administration, you'll notice that the trump administration is referring to undocumented immigrants as illegal aliens. bob redell nbc bay area news. bart is facing some new legal action today. it

comes from the relatives of a woman pushed to her death from a bart platform. investigators say last july, a man pushed 74 year old corazon dandan to the tracks as a train approached. today, her surviving nephew and six siblings are announcing a lawsuit. it claims bart is liable, suggesting the suspect was already banned from riding bart for repeated fare jumping and other incidents. dan, dan's nephew, is calling on leaders to take action on safety. i wish that my aunt's death would not be in vain. having this, as you know, as the turning point for the train station. i love walking around here as a kid. would you let your kid now walk around this this area? we did reach out to bart for comment this morning and are waiting for a response. temperatures are warming up across the bay area. here's cinthia pimentel with our daily forecast. slowly, those layers are starting to come off

down here in the south bay. after we started with a frost advisory in the north bay. it was a dangerously cold as they woke up to a freeze warning in through san rafael. but guess what? our treat this afternoon is some sunshine and warm temperatures up there in the north bay. we're looking at low 70s from novato up into santa rosa. we'll stretch it on into the east bay and get 69 degrees in concord. inner bay, also a nice day if you can take a little walk along the trails there. 66 in palo alto down into san jose, 68 degrees. and maybe getting into the low 70s for gilroy. much of the same for tomorrow, but a big change for the weekend. i'll be back with that in about 30 minutes. all right. cynthia. sounds good. thanks. santa rosa is considering a new proposal to send drones to emergency scenes before first responders arrived. drones would fly straight from the police station to an emergency. live streaming information to first responders. this, of course, would allow them to receive the critical details they need before arriving on scene. we did speak to santa rosa's police chief this morning about all the

potential uses for those drones, whether it be for structure fires, whether it be for missing persons, whether it be for wildfires in our community doing damage assessments, perhaps after an earthquake oother natural disasters. so it really is more multi-purpose than just crime. public meeting with all the details of the program starts tonight at 6:00. that does it for this edition of the fast

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news daily." we're following breaking news out of tennessee. police say two students are dead at antioch high school. authorities say two students were killed, one was a female and the other was the shooter who took his own life. nine people have been detained in turkey. 76 people were killed, many of them children and more than 50 others were hurt. among the people detained is the owner of the hotel. the national baseball hall of fame announced three members will be inducted, ichiro suzuki, c.c. sabathia and billy wagner. all three players will be honored at an induction ceremony

july 27th in cooperstown, new york. president trump is delivering on his promise to take immediate action in office. >> two issues are immigration and dei. joining us now to dig in, nbc news sesenior whe house correspondent kelly o'donnell and julie tsirkin. kelly, president trump has ordered all federal dei workers to be placed on paid leave by today. what else is included in that executive order? >> reporter: it's a sweeping effort to try to remake how the federal government treats the issue of diversity, equity and inclusion. these employees will be paid for some period of time on administrative leave, but the work they're doing ends. that means taking down websites associated with it, stopping policies. the order talks about if there have been any efforts prior to the trump administration coming

into office that might somehow disguise these same policies in a different way, that those need to be disclosed. donald trump says -- president trump says that merit is what he wants to be the focus in the federal workforce and not these programs that intended to right past wrongs, to be sensitive to a broad range of underserved people in the workforce. he said he wants it different. part of what he's using at the time is the power of the presidential pen with serious ramifications for employees affected. >> thank you, kelly. julia, the administration is expanding who can be deported. >> reporter: it's something i reported five minutes ago and there's more news, kate. let me jump to what we're looking at. there was a new executive order put out that suspend the entry

of aliens engaged in what he calls is an invasion of the united states. there aren't a lot of details here except he wants to suspend the physical entry. does he want to bring back remain in mexico? that's something he said he would do. remain in mexico allows people to have an appointment. we also know that he wants to expand expedited removal. anyone who was arrested by border patrol or i.c.e. who can't prove they've been in the united states for more than two years and can't make an initial claim for asylum could be deported without going to a court. that allows the trump administration to get around the massive backlogged immigration courts that have over 3 million cases before them. he also wants more active duty troops at the southern border. another announcement we got today. they want to push back -- deputy acting attorney general told the justice department to potentially prosecute any state or local officials that get in

the way of arresting immigrants. also, just yesterday we reported about how they're suspending a previous policy that kept i.c.e. from going into churches, schools and hospitals to make arrests. all of this happening just in the last 24 hours. some of it is harder to imagine how they'll carry out in practice. most recently what i said, the suspension of the physical entry >> in addition, some programs that brought refugee families into the u.s., that's all been stopped now too. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. that means that you can't -- not only can you not get in line to come here as a refugee, those are people who had flights scheduled, who were told they would be arriving in the united states as refugees. they've been through a two-year vetting process and now have had flights canceled. >> julia, kelly, thank you. we learned what foformer president biden wrote to president trump in a letter he

left in the oval office. >> it reads, dear president trump, as i take leave of this sacred office i wish you and your family all the best. the american people and people around the world look to this house for steadiness in the in inevitable storms. may god bless you and guide you as he blessed and guided our beloved country since our founding. it was signed by president biden before he left office. let's talk about the price you pay, specifically if you're a netflix subscriber. >> the streaming platform hiking its prices again. the change comes after the streaming service reported it's biggest increase in subscribers. >> let's go to nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans. what do these price hikes mean for all of us? >> your next billing cycle will be about $2.50 more if you have the main account, $17.99.

if you have the ad-based account, that goes up from 6.99 to 7.99. the premium account, 24.99. they didn't ha a price hike last year, but they hinted they would be raising prices. >> it feels like they're not the only ones. this is happening with a lot of streaming platforms. >> last year the major players raised their prices. in the case of netflix, the issue is they're investing in live sports. you saw two nfl games on christmas, the beyonce bowl, the big mike tyson fight. 108 million people tuned. now they have monday night raw, that is wrestling and it's really popular. there could be new subscribers. 19 million people signed up, never been that many people sign up for netflix. >> how do we bring down the

monthly cost? it's a lot. >> aside from canceling and reading a book, if you want to keep your streamers, look at what you got and assess what's the most important for you. you can cut back on services that way. you can consider pluto and tubi and sling. in the case of netflix, you can add a member for a fee. say that ten times fast. instead of two different netflix accounts, that might keep the price down. >> christine romans, thanks. time for good news and proof that one person's trash really is another person's treasure. a piece of bob dylan history fetched a huge price after it was rescued from the garbage. here's nbc's correspondent ann thompson. >> reporter: on stained and torn pages, rough drafts of a folk rock classic. ♪ hey mr. tambourine man play a song for me ♪ >> reporter: lyrics to "mr. tambourine man."

made famous by the birds, written by bob dylan. ♪ hey mr. ♪ >> reporter: sold at auction for $508,000. ♪ i'm following you ♪ >> reporter: rescued from a kitchen trash can decades ago. >> they were friends. i was 8 years old. >> reporter: al's son miles remembers dylan staying overnight at their new jersey home. >> that morning in march of 1964 my father found the lyric sheets crumbled up and thrown into the trash can. took it out and smoothed it out and put it in a folder and forgot about it. >> reporter: e two yellow pages found recently by miles' wife now part of the dyla renaissance. there's the movie "a complete

unknown" now this auction of memorabilia including the lyrics raking in over $1.5 million. dylan wrote treasure can't be found by men who search. this time it was. ann thompson, nbc news. in today's mental health check, do you remember playing eye spy? color walks is making things fun and mindful. you go outside and pick a color and take note of the color all around you. i stepped outside to give it a try. i'm going to color walk to help me feel more grounded. >> reporter: for carly, walking is a source of solace. >> a year ago i lost 40 pounds. people are like you need to be in a gym. that didn't bring me joy. >> reporter: since moving to washington, d.c., in 2023, carly

used her passion for walking to explore the city and discovered a new trend. >> how did you come to hear about color walks? >> pretty much like everyone else i'm on tiktok. i saw this girl and she was doing a color walk. i was like that is so cool. >> reporter: she's not alone. >> on a color walk. >> today is a color walk. >> today's core lor is -- >> reporter: participants follow one color through a landscape. the trend was reportedly created by lliam s. burrows 50 years ago. >> we know that just walking has a ton of physical health benefits. it helps with our stress and helps with cardiovascular health. add a meditative piece, the idea of choosing a color and that adds another layer of building mental health and fitness. >> reporter: we thought we would give it a try.

color walk. the color is green. >> we're looking for green. >> those are green. >> that's kind of green. >> i think i see another green. does neon count? >> your nails are green. >> her pants are green. >> love it. >> reporter: carly says the color walks provide a unique view of her new neighborhood and insight into her mental health. >> let's go on a color walk. >> how long have you been dealing with anxiety? >> i think i started dealing with anxiety when i was 15. at that time i didn't really know what it was. >> i just thought my heart was beating really fast and i was going to faint. as i got older and people started talking about anxiety, they have focussed on walking. >> have you noticed a difference? >> i have. i realized when i i don't walk in the mornings i'm a little

grumpier throughout my day. my family can tell too. they're like, we can tell you didn't go on a walk today. what? read me, okay. >> this is a nice way to start the day. >> reporter: psychologist jen hartstein says to prioritize mindfulness. >> other people, five to ten minutes is all we need. some might need more. >> reporter: carly focuses on these walks to add a splash of color to her day. >> how far did we get? >> we did about two miles. it's not as much as i usually walk, but it's okay. first timer. >> how did you feel? did it change? >> it did. you lived in d.c. i lived in d.c. i never saw the neighborhood like i did that morning. highly recommend. you don't have to do it yourself. you can do it with your family.

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in today's modern parenting, we're talking about age gaps between siblings. >> the gap is growing. it's something "the atlantic" covered. the larger age gaps have opened the door on a new dynamic, one focussed on mentorship. joining us now is robby ludwig. good to see you again. >> good to be back. >> there was a study fairly recently in 2020 that looked at the age gap between siblings and found they on average are four years apart. what do you think is behind that change? >> well, there are several reasons. in part the family dynamics are changing due to divorce. many people are rethinking how they want to have kids due to finances. technology has allowed us to think about having kids later in

life and also contraceptives are highly effective right now. all of those factors, plus financial concerns, are leading people to think about families in a very different way. >> we're also seeing more blended families. i wonder, withth this widening e gap for siblings what is it doing to sibling relationships and the family dynamic? >> there's positives they found. for the older sibling they tend to do very well academically because they're not fighting for resources and they have a lot of one-on-one time which is helpful for them. for younger kids they don't know the impact it has on them yet. one of the challenges is to think about how you bring kids together when developmentally they may not be in the same school or share the same friends. so it's really thinking creatively how to spend time individually with each child and to create new activities so everybody can feel like they're

one family enjoying activities. >> it's funny because i think back to when i was having kids, 20 years ago plus, and i remember my doctor saying have them close together because they'll be friends. there was this notion it was great to have close siblings. is that changing? >> you know, i really see siblings getting along based a lot on parents and how they, you know, give time to their kids and personality. so, yes, there are some siblings that have a very close relationship because they're close in age. with the older younger sibling you have a mentorship. in some ways they have a teacher and a guide and that can be really helpful and nurturing as well. >> you mention parents. what impact does it have on parenting styles and parenting relationships too? >> what they found was, especially for moms who stayed home, it might impact when they get back into the workplace. if you have an older child and a younger child, you want to stay

with the younger child and make sure they're getting the same time and attention. >> or dads that stay home. >> yeah, and dads that stay home. >> my husband stayed home. >> also, they probably need to think creatively about how to have these new family rituals which bring everyone together. that needs to be more deliberate. >> real quick, any top tip if you have a big gap between your kids how to parent? >> it's important for parents to say this is your friend for life and to encourage that and to remind each child that age really matters less and less as you get older. >> i love that. i love at so much. i should wish a happy birthday to my age gap sibling, four years apart and seven years apart. thank you for being with us >>. hi. i'm damian clark. i'm here to help you understand how to get the most from medicare. if you're eligible for medicare, it's a good idea

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