afternoon climbing into the upper 60s. a few low 70s down here in the south bay. we'll drop those temperatures into the weekend and track that rain chance on saturday. most of the commute is standard, but this deadly crash continues to be a big issue, of course, because of the loss of life, two lanes of eastbound highway four are blocked at bailey. but more importantly for the commute, the commute system is stopped for the bart line through antioch. right now, nothing past the. nothing. east of north concord is accessible on the antioch line. well, the today show just ahead at 7 a.m, right after today in the bay. but you can keep watching us today in the bay on roku, pluto, or wherever you stream. ahead at 8:00, your first look inside san francisco's brand new flower mart. now that they've moved it from its former south of market location, should be nice to check out. this should hi, everybody. good thursday morning. hi, everybody. good thursday morning. new fifires erupng in california

overnight. and that deep freeze for the rest of the country, not over yet. it's january 23rd, and this is "today." breaking overnight, emergency evacuations. >> get out. let's go. >> a new nightmare for tens of thousands ordered to get out as high winds fuel yet another explosive wildfire near los geles. crews struggling to contain the flames, red flag warnings now being extended. we're live on the scene. cold as ice -- another day of frigid temperatures and shattered records on tap across the country while much of the south remains in a standstill digging out from that historic winter storm. al's tracking it all. tragedy in texas -- seven police officers in san antonio shot and wounded overnight while responding to an emergency call. the alleged gunman barricading himself in an apartment sparking an hours long standoff. the very latest straight ahead. immigration crackdown --

president trump deploying troops to the southern border and expanding the list of people who can be deported. this as the president defends his pardons of the january 6th rioters, some now out of prison and making new threats. >> the people who did this, they need to feel the heat. >> what the president is saying about that controversial decision. we're live in washington. facing the judge -- the suspect in the idaho college murders heading back to court this morning. the key dna evidence against him he wants thrown out and where the closely watched case goes from here. >>those stories plus stars on ice. the nation's best figure skaters gearing up for the u.s. championships. >> he is on. >> so, could the star of the next winter olympics emerge this weekend? we're there live. and it had to be them. >> yes. >> would you like to have dinner?

just friends. >> the beloved stars of "when harry met sally" reveal they're reuniting for something iconic. so, what are billy crystal and meg ryan up to after 35 long years? >> would you let me know because i'll sign up. >> inside their very big news today, thursday, january 23rd, 2025. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and craig melvin. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and a good thursday morning to you. welcome to "today." >> you know what i love about meg ryan and billy crystal getting back together? >> what? >> everything. absolutely everything. he's even wearing, seems to be, the same sweater. meg ryan posted on instagram this reunion 35 years in the making whatever it is, i'll have what they're having. >> all right. we'll have more on that coming up in just a minute. by the way, they both look fantastic.

they're aging quite well. >> they do. we have a lot of news to get to including extreme weather conditions from coast to coast really. a new round of wdfires just north of los angel forcing tens of thousands to evacuate amid the ongoing devastation from those catastrophic fires just a few weeks ago. >> a big concern this morning, the hughes fire. it has exploded to more than 10,000 acres since it began yesterday. these flames are threatening homes now, buildings, schools, and those dangerous santa ana winds are expected to pick up once again today. meanwhile, the south still digging out from the rare winter storm that dropped historic amounts of snow from texas all the way to the carolinas, and those same areas facing record cold today. part of the polar plunge that's impacting a huge swath of the country. we have it all covered for you once again this morning, including mr. roker's full forecast. but we're going to start with those fires out west and nbc's liz kreutz. liz, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, craig.

hey, guys, good morning. yeah, it's been relentless conditions. firefighters not catching a break after pivoting from the palisades and eaton fires. you can see the damage as the flames swept down this hillside, knocking down power lines, threaten the town behind me and forcing thousands to evacuate. this morning the all too familiar glow of flames quickly spreading over huge swaths of land just north of burn-scarred los angeles. and a new brush fire popping up overnight in the city near the famed getty center sparking evacuation warnings as strong wind fan the flames of the hughes fire which consumed more than 10,000 acres in a matter of hours and officials say it has been very difficult to contain. >> the weather is what's predomintly driving this fire, and it's spread right now. >> reporter: this is a fast-moving fire. it's been growing acres by the minute. you can see the flames here have been coming down the hillside. it is all driven by these strong winds, and this is what officials have been warning about and worried about all

week. massive plumes of smoke turning the sky black, homes, a detention center, and schools evacuated. how worried are you about all this? >> very, obviously. we've never had to go to this extent. to protect ourself from fire. >> reporter: students in the middle of the school day forced to flee to safety. others preparing to evacuate but staying as long as they can to protect their homes and property. nearby los angeles is still reeling from the massive wildfires earlier this month that killed 27 people and left entire neighborhoods devastated. now firefighters getting back in the air and on the ground to battle the new blazes. now the massive multiagency response to this fire, some 4,000 firefighters here, seems to have paid off with firefighters able to knock down a majority of the flames that were active overnight. so far no homes have burned, but the winds, they're erratic. they continue to be a concern with a red flag warning in effect for most of l.a. county through friday. so a lot of people on edge.

craig? >> they just can't catch a break there, liz. liz kreutz, thank you. let's turn from the fires to the brutal cold that continues to grip most of the country. across the south, tens of thousands are without power in the wake of that once-in-a-lifetime winter storm. nbc's george solis in new orleans with more. george, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. from an iconic and frozen bourbon street, on bourbon street and around the french quarter, you'll see snow piles like these. crews were working arounthe clock to get as much of the snow on the road. something that was pretty iconic and unique on bourbon street people playing hockey because of the road conditions here. something we'll demonstrate now with this chunk of ice. we'll show you how slick some of these road conditions are if we can get the puck to move. there you go. again, you can see just how slick some of these roads are which is why officials are warning people to continue to stay off the roads. a once-in-a-lifetime southern storm causing chaos across the region.

in georgia, icy roads creating treacherous driving conditions and causing this 20-car pileup on a slick hill. another road, so impassable many people abandoned their vehicles. in alabama an early start on planned demolition for the mobile civic center as the entire roof came crashing down under the weight of the snow. canal and bourbon streets in new orleans completely covered in ice. >> we're out here slipping and sliding. >> reporter: the city saw at least 8 inches of snow, tripling its previous all-time high more than 60 years ago. tens of thousands in georgia and florida are still without power. the winter storm also blamed for four deaths across multiple states. three major bridges in jacksonville, florida, closed due to multiple crashes and icy concerns and hundreds of flights canceled and delayed across the region causing long lines in atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport. >> it's moving very slowly.

it's like nothing i've ever seen before. >> reporter: while the new orleans airport looked like a ghost town, aerial views of new york city showing sheets of ice floating on the hudson river while snow also blanketed the coastline of the carolinas. >> it's not supposed to snow at the beach. >> reporter: out west the same arctic air mass plunging temperatures into the negatives in wyoming, frigid enough to freeze one woman's wet hair in just seconds. while back in the south many agree the cold has quickly worn out its welcome. how ready are you for this all to melt? >> i'm ready. we packed warmly. we just didn't know there would be 8 inches of snow. >> reporter: yeah, the other thing, savannah, to note, avoiding spills on these thick roadways. luckily nothing for me. the other thing people want to know is when travel will improve. the good news, the jacksonville airpory alabama two airports set to reopen this afternoon. savannah? >> that's good to here.

george, thank you very much. >> the weather is the big story this morning. let's bring in al. he has his eye on the wild weather coast to coast really. >> we're going to start with the fires right now and currently we have winds that are relatively calm, although we do have some 30 to 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts and, again, that hughes fire, again, the winds right now there fairly calm. but as the day moves on, you can see some of these wind gusts getting up into the mid-70-mile-per-hour range, relative humidity is dropping into single digits this evening. winds will subside but still be gusty. here's the problem, again, we have these red flag warnings for 10 million people from ventura down to campo but we are going to start to see some of that die down over the next several days. we look for this bitterly cold air. windchills 19 in springfield. 20 in albuquerque. it feels like 11 in roanoke. but we are going to see the extreme temperatures starting to new york city today about 70 degrees warmer than it was yesterday at 30. 53 in houston. midland, texas, 43. denver, 32.

and look at these temperatures, they do start to warm up. we'll see tetemperatur in the mid-40s by the weekend for memphis. here in new york city the upper 30s, even orlando, by sunday, back to 70 degrees. so things finally starting to get to normal, guys. >> glad to hear it. >> thank you, al. we move to this breaking news overnight in san antonio, texas.s. seven police officers shot as they were answering an emergency call there. nbc's emilie ikeda has the latest on this. emilie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. fortunately san antonio police say that none of the officers' injuries believed to be life threatening after seven were shot responding to a call that led to an hours long standoff. overnight a terrifying scene in texas. seven officers shot after responding to a call at this building in san antonio. police surrounding the apartment complex. shortly before 9:00 p.m. wednesday, officers received a call from a family member of the suspect for a suicide in

progress, according to police. >> when the first officer arrived, was shot, and six others subsequent to that were shot as well. >> reporter: thankfully, the injuries to the officers are not life threatening. when s.w.a.t. teams arrived, the suspect described to be in his 40s,arricaded himself inside for several hours. >> at the end of the event, the suspect was found to be deceased. we don't know if he was shot by a self-inflicted wound or whether or not shot by s.w.a.t. officers. >> reporter: some residents of the apartment complex were evacuated. police say the suspect had three recent arrests last week on january 18th, two for assault and one for dwi. he was currently out on bond. and that question of how the suspect died is one of the threads police will be looking at today as the investigation continues and those seven officers recover, guys. >> thank you, emilie. also this morning, president

trump is once again defending his decision to pardon the january 6th defendants, a move that has drawn criticism from both sides of the aisle. he's also launching his mass deportation plan, promised in the campaign, ordering more than 1,000 troops to the southern border. nbc's senior white house correspondent garrett haake following all of it for us from washington. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: hey, craig, good morning to you. while the backlash for those controversial first day pardons continues to play out, the new trump administration is moving the full weight of the federal government to ramp up both border security and immigration enforcement inside the country. it's in keeping with a major campaign promise by the president, but with legal challenges soon to follow. this morning president trump and republicans pushing ahead on his signature campaign promise with a flurry of immigration actions. >> who would ask for open borders with people pouring in? >> reporter: ordering the suspension of all boarding crossings, including asylum seekers, while the pentagon

mos to deploy an extra 1,500 troops to the southern border. and this morning, nbc news learning the administration is giving officials from several agencies authority to carry out deportations according to a senior homeland security official. >> not only is it going to be i.c.e. engaged in these raids, but also they're going to have support from law enforcement partners in fbi atf, dea and u.s. marshals. >> reporter: but in a new fox choose interview, the president still defended one of his other earlier moves, to grant clemency to every person convicted in connection with the january 6th capitol acts. transition sources say he made the decision to issue the blanket pardons just days before his inauguration. yesterday trump responding to criticism that the action covered even those who attacked police. >> some of those people with the police, true, but they were very >> reporter: daniel hodges is one of the 140 officers assaulted by rioters by the

attack. >> i was beaten, crushed, kicked, punched, surrounded. someone reached underneath my visor, tried to gouge out my eye. and all these people were just pardoned by donald trump. who says they were the real victims. that they were the patriots. >> reporter: one of those freed from federal prison, oath keepers' stewart rhodes, militia founder, convicted of seditious conspiracy for his role in the attack, despite never setting foot in the capitol on january 6th, but he did on wednesday when he said he was meeting with lawmakers and former proud boys leader enrico tarrio returning home to miami with his pardon offering this ominous message in an interview tuesday. >> the people who did this, they need to feel the heat.. a judge in seattle holding the first hearing on a multistate

lawsuit seeking to block trump's order attempting to block birthright citizenshipblock. at l >> reporter: also this morning, another key element of president trump's immigration agenda will be tested in federal court. a judge in seattle holding the first hearing on a multistate lawsuit seeking to block trump's order attempting to end birthright citizenship. >> garrett haake from the white house for us, thank you. quarter after. lots to get to including something that's impacting the wallets of every american, the cost of eggs skyrocketing, gas prices on the rise as well. with a closer look and what's being done about, nbc business correspondent, christine romans. i know everything is like -- gas prices and eggs, that puts it -- a fine point on it, and they are going up. why? >> gas prices crept higher again overnight, up about a nickel from where they were last year, but they're up a dime over the past month or so, creeping higher because of concerns about new sanctions against russia because of its war in ukraine. that has kept gas prices overall elevated for some time, and also tariffs, the threat of tariffs. u.s. imports an awful lot of

dirty crude oil from canada that is refined here and then sold to american drivers as gasoline, so if you have big tariffs on energy supplies, would that be something that could keep raising prices? it's a big global market, remember, so watching that to see if it still keeps rising. >> so that's gas. let's talk about eggs for a moment. it seems egg prices have been going up for some time now. what's going on with that? >> this has been a two-year crisis, a bird flu crisis. you have an awful lot of birds that's been infected with this bird flu. the average price is 4.15. depending on where you live, it can be almost $7 and higher depending on where you are in different parts of the country. and this is if you can find the eggs. i keep going to my grocery store and there are empty shelves for eggs, and a lot of small businesses, especially bakeries, have been scrambling to secure supplies. so this is a bird flu crisis, millions of birds have been affected. in fact, in the past 30 days, i think 13 million birds have been infected with bird flu. overall the past two years, look

at those numbers. so a crisis in the production of eggs, and that's what you're seeing at the grocery store. >> a lot of people look at the election we just had and said the bottom line it was about inflation. >> it was. >> people want something done about inflation. what is the trump administration proposing to do and how might it affect it? >> and now the new economic in chief has to fulfill those campaign promises, cut the gas prices in half, he said he could do that in 12 months and lower the price of groceries. more recently he's been moderate about those. it's tough to lower gas prices. one was a memorandum ordering all the government agencies to find ways to improve the cost of living for the american people. it's largely symbolic. there's nothing in this that says the trucking company or the grocery store or the producer has to cut their prices so those prices are lower for americans. but it does set the tone, acknowledging that, look, everyone in government needs to be finding ways to make sure that the cost of living is front and center of all the business

that is done there in washington. >> christine, thank you. appreciate it. all right. let's turn back to mr. roker now. a lot of folks dealing with cold. a lot of folks dealing with snow as well. >> that's right. 7 million winter weather alerts. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. with gig-speed internet and mobile. from home to hotspots, this new year, it's all about savings on gig speeds. visit xfinity.com/gigsavings today.

39, in pleasanton to 52 in san carlos. everywhere in between, sitting in those low 40s. but into the afternoon, we will feel that sunshine down here into the south bay, getting into some 70s as we go on and plan our thursday around the bay. much cooler though for our friday and into the weekend. we'll talk about the changes coming up on our weather. >> al, thank you. new developments in the idaho college murders case, the suspect heading back to court and pushing for key evidence to be thrown out. laura jarrett watching it for us. hi, laura. >> shaping up to be a big day in court for bryan kohberger as he tries to keep out the strongest evidence against him. we'll break down the chances ahead. also, an early morning in hollywood. the reveal of this year's oscar nominations just a few hours away. who is on the list?

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i'm laura garcia. here's a look at our top stories. an executive order taking center stage in court. a seattle federal judge will hear the first arguments surrounding the possible repeal of birthright citizenship. more than 20 states, including california, are seeking an injunction citing the 14th amendment. the testimony is expected to include personal stories from attorneys generals who are u.s. citizens by birthright, but it will also include expectant mothers who now fear their children will not be recognized. i'm bob redell. tonight, the oakland police commission, which oversees opd, will vote on a recommendation to fix a controversial and restrictive pursuit policy that lets many criminals flee the scene of a crime without getting caught by opd. as it stands, oakland police officers are prohibited from chasing suspects unless they have a firearm or are suspected of a violent crime. many residents and business owners says th this no pursuit policy emboldens criminals and leads to an increase in break ins in the cars and businesses. assuming

that the commission approves these recommendations, it would then be up to the police chief to implement them, and that is something he has indicated he is willing to do. we want to check in with mike. he's been keeping tabs on a car crash on the bart line. that's right. it's on highway four. laura and bart service is still interrued between north concord and antioch. because this crash ended up on tracks was a deadly crash. eastbound highway four at bailey. let's take a look at the photo that bart has sent out. update from chp lets us know that the people involved in this crash. there were two in the vehicle. one has died as a result of the crash. the other is at the hospital. likely to survive here and we are still having that impact, but they are in the process, we believe, of clearing at least one track. we'll u

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"popstart." a closely watched case that's back in the headlines. >> the suspect in the idaho college murders set to make a new court appearance today. his legal team is expected to argue that key evidence should be thrown out claiming the evidence was obtained illegally. >> nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarrett here with the details on this. hi, laura. hi, guys. good morning. for months you'll remember the defense team tried to keep the case from ever going to trial but now that it is, they're hoping that they can suppress all the strongest evidence against bryan kohberger but what happens to the evidence found at the murder scene likely to prove the most significant to both sides? bryan kohberger back in court today as his attorneys try to convince a judge to throw out key evidence prosecutors plan to use against him. phone records, surveillance footage, and perhaps, most importantly, dna evidence all now potentially on the chopping block. at the heart of the case, dna left on a knife sheath found at that crime scene, and investigators' use of ancestry websites to build a list of

suspects. without that, kohberger's lawyers say there is no case, no request for his phone records, surveillance of his parents' home, and no dna taken from the garbage outside that home. >> how many hours of videotape do you think have been collected? >> a lot. >> thousands? >> yes, easily. >> reporter: the state firing back saying those search warrants were based on substantial probable cause. once kohberger was arrested in 2022, prosecutors say investigators swabbed his mouth, discovering a statistical match to the dna lifted off that knife sheath. key evidence the state plans to introduce at trial if the judge allows it. it's been over two years since prosecutors charged kohberger with the murder of four students at the university of idaho, madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, ethan chapin and xana kernodle. cameras were in the courtroom as the judge enter a not guilty

plea early on to kohberger's behalf. the doors to at least some of today's arguments are closed to the public. kaylee goncalves' parents traveled to boise for today's proceedings but the closed portion of the hearing will be closed to them, too. >> it is very hard for us to be treated as if we are the general public. >> it's really hard to be -- you know, shut out of everything every time, and, um, we just want answers. >> reporter: last month on "today" madison mogen's mother echoing the goncalves' frustrations with how the case has played out so far. >> i would say the legal system is not about the victims, and i'll leave it at that. >> laura, this is going to be an interesting legal argument. it's unfortunate that the victims' families can't be there, but how strong a case does he have? >> well, it's a novel one for him. remember, this technology is relatively new. you think about those ancestry sites have been used to solve cold casases. here it was used to sort of narrow down, whittle down the

list of suspects, and he hopes if he gets that tossed out that everything that flows from it, the cell phone records and what have you, that all gets tossed out as well. so we'll see how the judge treats it today, guys. there's not a lot of case law on this, so they could break new law. >> okay. laura, thank you. still ahead this morning, the growing concern over something that's probably in your kitchen right now. we're talking about black plastic. just how safe are those spatulas, utensils, even containers? is it time to maybe even throw them away? vicky nguyen will be here with everything we need to know. first, the eyes of the figure skating world are on wichita, kansas, where the u.s. championships are getting under way. who are the skaters to look out for this weekend? we have the preview from all the action. there they are, friends tara lipinski and johnny weir, always great to have them on tv. they'll break it down for us right after this. and even at 3 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions,

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to them in just a moment. first kaylee hartung is here to set the stage, the icy stage. hi, kaylee. >> so carefully. expect the best of the best at the u.s. figure skating championship with four reigning national champs returning to the ice to defend their titles. the stage is set in wichita, kansas, for the u.s. national figure skating championships this weekend. and the competition is already heating up. ♪ >> reporter: reigning women's champ amber glenn is having the best season of her career. >> amber glenn! >> reporter: at 25 years old, she became the first american woman to win the prestigious gold at the grand prix final in 14 years. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: her reaction going viral. glenn talked about the moment on "today." >> explain this because those are the japanese competitors, who you just beat, paying homage to you. tell us about that. >> the camaraderie and sportsmanship of those ladies is -- just makes my heart so full. >> reporter: with isabel leveto out with injury, glenn's

competitors are alysa liu and td guy, for his powerfu bradie tennell as well as sara everhardt who coaches are the men's figure skating coach, ilie malinin, the quad guy, for his powerful jumps. >> i'm really thankful that my parents and my coaches, it's meaningful to me they're able to monitor every step of the way. >> malinin took gold and is looking to make it a trifecta. >> reporter: how do you describe what's at stake this weekend? >> this will determine who will go to the world championships and to the milan olympics. >> reporter: as for the pairs competition -- >> exceedingly difficult and beautiful. >> reporter: el elle cam and danny o'shea are the favorites looking to defend their 2024 title win while newlyweds madison chock and evan bates will be going from the beach back to the ice. they're hoping to tie the record of six u.s. ice dance titles.

so this weekend's competition is a final qualifying event for the athletes selected to compete at the world championships in march. that event will take place in boston, but, guys, perhaps more importantly, these championships and how these skaters perform, that's going to be strongly considered when it's time to select the 2026 u.s. olympic team. it's almost here. >> kaylee, thank you. let's get more on what to expect, we'll go live to wichita right now now joined by nbc sports figure skating analysts, legends themselves, tara lipinski, johnny weir. if there were a gold medal for matching sweaters, you would have it this morning. good to see you. >> we didn't even plan this. >> when i took my coat off, i said no way. >> that's how it is at this point. we worked together for so long. >> your on the same wavelength. let's talk about this competition, just overall the strength of this team. if you look at the men's, the women's the pairs, dancing, everyone is returning champions. so we look good. >> yes, definitely.

reigning champs. johnny, i don't know about you, but i haven't felt this excited at a national championships in so long. there's so much strength. obviously reigning champions, but we're now only a year out from the olympics. and i think this is going to set the tone. and it's very exciting. it's the forecast to next year. it's the trailer to the big movie. and it's looking good. it's looking like a block buster, guys. >> yes. and you can expect that team event at the olympic games, team usa looks very good. and i think are clear favorites. setting an example for the rest of the world for that team gold medal. >> okay. we like to hear this optimism. johnny, let's start with the quad god as he's become known. ilia malinin. what are we expecting? >> he's a wizard. he is the first man on the moon for our world as skating fans, skating nerds. just the things he's able to do technically are out of this world. he's the first human ever to do a quad axle, four and a half revolutions in their plus all

the other quads, budding artistry. he's so exciting and really leading the world in men's figure skating. he'll run away with this title, i would imagine. it would take a lot for him to lose. but you have to tune in and just see the things that this kid is capable of. >> getting simone biles vibes. they should name some moves after him. >> yes. they already do. don't worry. we'll explain it all this weekend. >> they do? >> yes. >> amber glenn was here. it was a long time coming. >> her career, so many ups and downs and peaks and valleys. but this has been her year. she has won every event she's entered on the grand prix, the grand prix final. these events that everyone around the world is watching her now. the judges, the audience. she has the capability of moving into this next season as not only the potential olympic podium finisher, but who knows, even an olympic champion. so for her to have this moment at this point in her career, she's worked so hard for it. it's so emotional.

it's just for me, as a skater, and now as a commentator get chills every time she takes the ice. >> really quickly, the returning champs on the paris side. >> they're tremendous. they've only been together a short time and already taking the paris world by storm. the best part about their skating, though, is the heart they bring to their performances. they've got the technique, of course. >> and the personality. >> and the personality, but everything is just beautiful. they wear their hearts on their sleeves. >> it will be fun this weekend. you'll have chills and not just because you're on the ice. tara and johnny, thank you. and you can catch the u.s. figure skating championshiping tonight on usa and peacock here on nbc and peacock. >> my take away, sounds like we're in good shape for milan. pretty good shape. speaking of ice, mr. roker, a lot of folks out there dealing with it this morning. >> awfully cold. we're looking at very cold conditions through the south. finally moderating later on this weekend. lake-effect snow still hanging out. unfortunately more strong winds for our friends in southern

califo the afternoon. our treat will be plenty more sunshine and some mild temperatures. upper 60s to even a few low 70s down here in the south bay. enjoy it while we have it because we go on into the weekend and things turn breezier. even a chance of some spotty rain for saturday. but the second half of the weekend we recover and see the temperatures rebound a little bit into next week as we get ready >> oh, sneak peek time. all right. let's get to it, uncle al. thank you very much. sneak peek "popstart." you guys teased this one a little earlier this morning. let's get started with a romcom classic "when harry met sally." >> waiter, there is too much participator on my paperycash. >> there is too much pepper. >> but i would be proud to partake of your pecan pie. but i would be proud --

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just moments from now, the san francisco flower market is set to officially ring in a new era. the grand opening and ribbon cutting kicks off at 730 this morning. you can see the flower market is getting a makeover with a whole new state of the art facility. it's also operating as a nonprofit and wants to focus on educating and developing the workforcehat it supports. a nice day to maybe head to the city this afternoon. yeah, we are starting off this morning. cool 30s, 40s and even some 50s. 37 right now in walnut creek to 52 there in san francisco. so to start the day. but that's a hint right behind us. a lot of sunshine expected this afternoon. we're going to change it up though for the weekend. cooler and breezy with maybe even a chance of some rain. i also have an update on the drought situation, so join us at 8 a.m. for that. laura, thanks so much. make sure to join us for today in the bay live streaming newscast starting in just minutes, marking two years since a shooting rampage, sadly in half moon bay. the changes local leaders are now

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>> i brought in some help to help with hosting duties. >> hey. >> hello. >> "today," january 23rd, 2025. ♪♪ >> i'm turning 60 -- >> in new york city! >> hi to my dad watching in orlando. >> good morning to my sister courtney. >> in jackson, mississippi. ♪♪ >> here from norfolk, virginia, on my 35th birthday. >> a shoutout to new york. >> on a girls' trip with my mom from omaha, nebraska, to the "today" show. welcome back to "today." thank you so much for spending part of your thursday morning with us. let me tell you, the folks who come out this time of year, they are the die hard fans. die hard fans. speaking of fans, we are heading into a huge weekend in the nfl. the road to the super bowl down to the final four. tomorrow on "today" we are

throwing pep rallies for all four teams. >> this is going to be a really fun morning. we had so much fun with this last year. we decided to do it again so the super fans will be joining us live from these four cities -- kansas city, buffalo, philadelphia, and washington. i was waiting for al to do it, pump up their teams. craig, you and i, we're going head-to-head in the kitchen. i'm going to cook a dish that i hope is an homage to the eagles in philadelphia. you're making one for the commanders. >> yes. >> carson and al will be the judges. it's going to be a lot of fun. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> we have a wager going. >> yes. >> you're voting on what the wager will be. we'll have an update in "popstart." >> lots to get to in football. let us get to your news at 8:00. we will start with those new wildfires erupting in southern california, more than 30,000 people forced to evacuate their homes near l.a. as the flames spread out of control. another fire near bel air also

keeping residents on alert there. we're going to check in with al in just a moment for a look at fire conditions out west. first, though, liz kreutz is in california for us with the very latest. liz, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, craig. a massive multi-agency response to this fire. just exploded in size to some 10,000 acres. 4,000 firefighters fighting this from the air and the ground. flames raced down this hillside, threatened the town behind me, forcing thousands to evacuate. another brush near the 405 freeway, thankfully firefighters were able to knock that one down quickly. shows you the relentless conditions we have been dealing with here, these strong winds for the past two weeks as the palisades and eaton fires -- officials warning about more winds today with the red flag warning in effect through tomorrow for much of l.a. county. there is good news, rain is on the way for the weekend, but that might be a double-edged sword because with rain comes concerns with mud slides in some

of the burn scar areas. so the entire region remains on alert. craig? >> so many things to worry about. liz kreutz, thank you. >> back to al, the fire danger and also the cold gripping so much of the country. >> absolutely. hopefully both will be getting better in the next 24 hours. 10 million people at risk right now. the santa anas do come to an end after we have gustier conditions this afternoon into this evening but tomorrow an on shore flow returns. that brings up humidity, it drops the temperatures. speaking of dropping, big area of low pressure will be dropping down into california. now, as liz just mentioned, we could see rain fall totals up to an inch, some even higher. that could cause some debris flows, mud slides near the burn scars. hopefully what it mostly does is help knock down those fires and the snow levels drop down to about 3,000 feet. more humidity, more cooler weather hopefully giving firefighters a bit of an edge. right now feels like 9 in

boston, 8 in toledo, 14 in wichita, 14 in odesa, texas. for tomorrow or i should say today, new york city actually warmer than it was 24 hours ago even though it's still below average. brownsville, a little below. denver 32 degrees. the good news is as we head into the weekend temperatures start to warm. sunday memphis, 55. mid 50s in panama city, florida. new york city near 40 degrees. >> al, we'll come back in just a moment. meanwhile, we are learning more this morning about a deadly shooting at a nashville high school. a student opening fire in the cafeteria, killing one classmate and injuring another before taking his own life. nbc's kathy park is there. she's following the investigation for us. kathy, what do we know this morning? >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. police have not established a connection between the shooter and the victims. and while authorities try to figure out a motive, they have uncourted some concerning online writings about social media dia posts linked to the gunman.

we want to warn you that some of the video you're about to watch is graphic. [ gunshot ] >> reporter: this morning, a nashville-area high school now a crime scene after a teenage gunman opened fire in the cafeteria. >> this individual arrived at school on a bus. went into the restroom, i guess to retrieve his weapon and then went into the cafeteria. >> reporter: the deadly shooting happening wednesday morning at antioch high school where police say the 17-year-old gunman identified as sol man henderson shot and killed 16-year-old student jocelyn and injured another male student, who was grazed in the arm by the bullet. authorities say henderson then turned the gun on himself. police now trying to determine a

possible motive. >> there are some materials on the internet that we're looking at. >> reporter: students forced to flee, reacting to what unfolded just hours earlier. >> we kept hearing, like, gunfire in the front of the cafeteria, and then looked around screaming. >> reporter: nbc affiliate wsmv speaking with one student who shared a class with the gunman. >> he was not a kid you would think would do something like that, so i was really wondering what was going through his head. >> reporter: panicked parents waiting for hours to be reunited with their children. >> until i lay my eyes on her and am able to hold her again, i won't feel 100%. >> reporter: this latest attack triggering memories of the deadly school shooting in tennessee's history nearly two years ago when a former student killed three students and three staff members at the covenant school. that incident led to a big public push for stricter gun laws in the state but was eventually struck down by the republican-controlled legislature. >> grief, feel what you feel. >> reporter: now, another school community in mourning and searching for answers. and according to police, two school resource officers were here at the building yesterday but not near the vicinity of the

cafeteria. once they got there, the shooting was over. the gunman had already taken his own life. antioch high school will stay closed for the remainder of the week as the investigation continues. craig? >> kathy park there for us in tennessee. kathy, thank you. reaching the top of mount everest is, of course, widely considered the pinnacle for climbers around the globe, but the journey to the world's tallest peak is about to get a lot more expensive for climbers. nepal is raising the permit fees for climbing the mountain. starting in september the new price will be $15,000, that's up from $11,000. >> wow. >> a 36% increase. it's the first price hike at everest in nearly a decade. income from those permit fees and other spending by foreign climbers is a key source of revenue and employment for the cash-strapped nation of nepal. w. i guess that means i can't climb mount everest. >> that's the only reason. >> that and you've never mountain climbed before.

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hi, vicky. >> hi, good morning. this raised a lot of questions in my own household. i know a lot of you were asking. chances are you have black plastic utensils and black plastic takeout containers. we went to the experts. >> black plastic utensils are out. >> reporter: the headlines were alarming, warning consumers to ditch black plastic utensils. the push after a recent study from toxic-free future found flame retardants in some utensils, containers and toys. black plastic, unlike other colorshas been found to contain recycled electronics made with these chemicals. the researched findings were corrected after the initial study wrongly stated some of the chemicals found were close to unsafe levels under u.s. standards. the results were actually less than 0.1 of those levels. still, study co-author says no level of flame retardant should be allowed in products that touch our food. >> flame retardants are known to

be harmful to human health, they have been linked to cancer, reproductive and developal harm. >> reporter: so should you throw out all of your black plastic? not so fast, according to dr. joe zagorski, a toxicologist for the center of research on ingredient safety at michigan state university. >> every chemical can be both safe or harmful if present in the right amount. and so the amounts that are present or were detected in the study don't rise to a level that would concern me in terms of human safety. >> reporter: we reached out to the plastics industry association who said in part, the products we make are safe, and we follow regulations set by the epa and fda. researchers say consumers should avoid using plastics for cooking in high heat and steer clear of microwaving it. it can cause it to leach into food and throw out any plastic food containers that show signs of wear. >> if you don't know that the container you're using is meant

for a high heat environment, it's probably best to just transfer it to a glass container and use that. >> all right, vicky, this is good. we should mention we have a list of other replacement items on our website, today.com, if you want to get to that. what are some alternatives if you don't want to use the black plastic? >> three that come to mind, silicone, wooden utensils and stainless steel, but they come with tradeoffs. request you don't like to put things unless they can go into the dishwasher. stainless steel is your best friend. but if you have a lot of non-stick pans you have to be careful with stainless steel because it can scratch the coating. wooden is fantastic, but you want to make sure the varnish on the wood is food safe and it can't go in the dishwasher. silicone may be the best of both worlds because it works in the dishwasher and with high heat settings. you do want to read the manufacturer's instructions because some silicone is only meant to go o up to 40or 500 degrees. >> look this one has a wood handle. no dishwasher. >> exactly. >> we have of ton of these in our house we get from takeout and we reheat using these containers.

apparently that's a bad idea. >> it literally says here microwave safe and dishwasher safe, so people think can you go ahead and put them in, put your food in and heat them. the expert in our story said he wouldn't do that. he uses them to store food, but he doesn't put them in the microwave or the dishwasher because that heat has been shown to release some of the chemicals from the black plastic into your food. and so you can reuse these but keep in mind they aren't meant to be kept forever, and you don't want to use a knife and fork in there. as you're cutting your food in there, you can sometimes see little bits of plastic that are getting into your food. you may not be paying attention to it. now there's a greater awareness. what do you do instead? stainless steel containers, not for the microwave. >> can't microwave that. >> or glass or silicone. glass obviously you can heat. you never want to heat with these plastic lids. >> aren't these plastic? >> they are plastic. >> take all the tops off. this is silicone. what i like about these, they're lightweight so if you are taking a lot of food to work with you

and you have to carry it, stainless steel can be easy and goes into the dishwasher. >> what about our pans? >> a lot of people wonder about nonstick pans because they do release chemicals, and i don't think people realize but mostly these pans are meant for low to medium heat cooking, but most people cook on high heat, so alternatives would be ceramic, cast iron, stainless steel, carbon steel. remember, if you start to see nicks and cuts and scratches in the surface -- >> all my pans. >> -- it's time to replace your pans. because that's releasing chemicals into your food. >> i was today years old when i knew that. >> yeah. >> i thought that just added some flavor. >> no flavor. just go with the cast iron for that extra flavor. >> the flavor of plastic, yeah. a carcinogen. all right, vick, thank you. al, what you got? >> we have lake-effect snows arnz the great lakes. strong winds for the santa anas,

>> all right. best time of the morning. "popstart." where is jenna? >> i don't know. >> is she coming out for this? >> she is with scarlett johansson. she's upgraded. >> sorry, guys. i had to bring my bestie. >> i'm still getting dressed. >> this is why i asked. >> you get up early on this show. >> we do! >> jenna, did you tell scarlett we're rehearsing? >> she thinks this is rehearsal.

we're on tv. >> everything is scarlett, scarlett. i'm with scarlett. >> those who get pierced together stay together. >> i do know. >> gwyneth and i got a piercing about eight years ago and jenna has been made about it ever since. i see she is getting her revenge this morning with you. >> can't you just be happy for us? >> no, no. >> by the way, you're crushing it. >> isn't she crushing it? >> that's all we've been talking about. >> can you dumb it down a little bit? some of us studied this. >> i'm sorry but this is my favorite job i've ever had. >> don't say that too loud. >> love this job. >> start a go fund me so we can hire scarlett. >> we can't afford the highehes paid actress on earth. >> you can stay here forever, do weather with me and then can you go the fourth hour. >> i love that. >> we have four hours. >> power through. the second episode of "mean

girls." first up, nate bargatze with willie geist. the fans were there and hanging out. willie chatting with nate. he told us about the honor he got at his high school, they named the gym after him. >> you tried to play ball there. >> i did. >> did we ever make it? >> no, no. i got cut all four years. by the way, the first year my dad was the assistant coach and i still got cut. he got the ball rolling. >> your dad cut you. >> i don't know who took it the most serious. i played for my church. i played on carpet, too, so your traction was great. >> carpet? at the church? >> you could play in any kind of shoes because you had the most traction. you would break ankles, literally your ankle would break because your feet would get stuck and they don't move. i loved my high school. i graduated with 56 people,

which i get made fun of, too. you still didn't make the team with that many kids? >> half of them were girls? >> half the school is girls. >> might be the funniest guy out there. you don't know if he's being serious. he's fantastic. >> dead pan. >> catch more of that conversation next week, february 2, on "sunday today." next up timothee chalamet, you might remember the viral chala-met contest. this launched the whole lookalike contest. doppelgangers are front and center as he prepares to be both host and musical guest this weekend. >> it's a lot of work and i want to focus on the songs. so i brought in some help to cover it with all the hosting duties. stuff like meeting with the writers or working on my monologue. oh, i'm supposed to be on "fallon" right now. >> please welcome timothee chalamet!

♪ ♪ >> he's good. >> you can catch the real timothee hosting. any dirt for us. >> oh, yeah, "saturday night live." >> we were just talking about the look alike contest. i feel like the one that looks the most like him did not win. i think we need a rematch. >> are we going to "saturday night live" on saturday? >> are you. >> do you want to come? >> spend all our time together. >> let the record reflect that, jenna, she just likes to troll me. did you see? and it's working. i'm so easy. she looked right at me. when you're an actor, jenna goes, let's do that and it will make savannah jealous, which is one of my favorite things to do. >> "popstart" takeover. >> we could do dinner first. >> one more. >> court of gold, netflix new series takes you behind-the-scenes of top contenders in men's basketball

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gadgets. you are going to love this. also ahead, the master of movies, dave karger to break down the oscar nominations. there they are. >> this is like his super bowl, by the way. and ahead on "3rd hour," two minute makeovers for the bathroom, living room. bright ideas to elevate your lighting. >> coming up on "jenna & friends," as you all know, my best friend, scarlett and i are making it official by getting our ears pierced live on the air. if you're eating cheerios, maybe hold off. see the sign. savannah? >> we are so excited. yesterday we said we should name the couch and we suggested dojo-coucho. what's your name? >> lila. >> do you think it should be named dojo-coucho? >> yes. >> or do you like oscar the couch? >> no. >> dojo-coucho. >> they made a sign that said dojo.

>> we jest just wanted to give her air time. >> they watch and they listen. i love that. >> and then they do arts and crafts. >> yes. guys, first, a big wager on the line for savannah and craig this weekend. they've been doubling down on air all week talking a lot of smack. we love it. we want to remind america, you can cast your vote. whoever's team loses, the other has to do a shoey, wear an embarrassing sign on the subway or a real tattoo. a real tattoo. >> i think it's fake. >> we upped the ante of the other person's face on your neck. >> if that's the case, i'm out. it will come down to who wins the game. savannah's eagles or craig's commanders this weekend, go to today.com to cast your vote. what's in the lead? real tattoos. >> what did you vote for? >> tattoos. >> i voted for the shoey. you can use my shoe. >> the sign in the subway. we'll see what happens tomorrow. we want to see what happens. what will happen in the forecast? >> i have to make your 35th birthday. what's your name? >> chelsea. >> chelsea, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> there you go.

let's show you your weekend outlook for you. all in all not too bad. friday, sunny and cold, the great lakes. chilly for florida. sunny and dry out west. then as we get to saturday we are looking at some sunshine down through the gulf, the mid-atlantic states, cold and snowy in the rockies. and sunday, sunday, we're expecting to see more sunshine from new england all the way to the great lakes. rain developing down through the lower mississippi river valley. cold continues out west and rain and snow out into southern california and parts of the 833. good thursday to you, i'm cinthia pimentel. after a cold start, we will be in store for a sunny and warm afternoon. low 70s from san jose to morgan hill, out towards the coast in santa cruz. upper 60s for parts of oakland, martinez and up towards wine country. enjoy it while we have it because into the weekend there will be a change. cooler and breezier and even that chance of rain as we go on into saturday. the second half of the weekend

>> thank you, buddy. coming up, the most decorated alpine skier of all time, mikaela shiffrin. we'll catch up with her. she has a big announcement to make about her future in the sport. we'll get to that right after this. but first, this is "today" on nbc. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee.

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it's pedal, 0.05 to the good. 62 sol lum cup wins on the line. it's victory number 99 for mikaela shiffrin. >> we are back with skiing superstar mikaela shiffrin and the run that extended her record as the winningest world cup skier of all time. >> so that happened back in

november, but as she looked to secure victory number 100 the following week, mikaela crashed, and she suffered a serious puncture wound. >> that injury and an unexpected surgery have kept her away from competition and a lot of people have been wondering if she would be able to return this season. they have been hoping and praying she would. mikaela is with us now. good morning, mikaela. >> good morning. >> i hear you have some news for us. >> yeah. well, you leapt right into it. i was a little worried during some of the teasers. oh, the buildup is really big. the future of my career, oh, boy. yeah, i mean, i've been trying to keep everybody up to date on progress on my youtube channel. i got impaled back in november and had a 7 centimeter deep puncture wound or stab wound into my oblique, so that's been quite a grueling process of

rehab and trying to recover, and, like you said, i think it's been a little bit uncertain whether i could even return this season, but i've been able to get on snow. i've been able to train a little bit these past -- the past week or so, and i'm actually going to be heading over to europe in the next couple days to race my first world cup. >> okay! she's back. >> she's back! we love to hear that. >> i'm back. >> when did you make the call, mikaela? are you 100% yet? are you back to where you were? >> yeah, i wouldn't say 100%. i mean, i think we're going to be dealing with sort of the remnants of this injury throughout the rest of the season, but it's not -- you know, it's not painful. my muscles are working again. i've been able to get my strength built back up. i'm in a really good place physically and it's just the load of skiing is so high, you kind of have to -- you have to sort of work your way into it.

so i actually decided basically on monday, it was my first day of really training gs and trying to ski with intensity, and i was worried how that would go because this crash happened during gs, and the implications of getting back in the gs start i wasn't sure how that would feel. it felt pretty good. i think the next step is racing. that's the next step of this recovery, , so the rovery is not really over, but i'm strong enough to get back in the start gate, and, yeah, that's the next phase of this progression. >> i mean, there's physically strong and what you went through with the puncture wound sounds terrible and intense and awful, and it's also, like, getting your mind in the right space, too. you say you just did the giant slalom, and that was the race you had gotten hurt. what does it take to get in the

right mental space, too? >> yeah, it takes a lot of repetition, and, of course, in a season where we weren't sure if i would be able to truly recover in time to return this season, and then every step of the way i've been able to make progress fairly quickly, sort of on the quick end of a clinical time line. fast forward to where we are now, it's kind of trying to just get as much repetition in gates as possible. i haven't really skied for the last seven weeks, so i'm coming back into competitions with the best athletes in the world, with the world cup athletes, and trying to sort of hold my own against that with, you know, they've been skiing and they're in totally top form, and i'm coming back from, you know, ripping my oblique in half. >> but you're mikaela shiffrin. >> i am. that's -- well, that's just one thing. >> legend. >> mikaela, we're happy -- we're happy you're coming back. we're happy you've recovered. personally, i'm happy, just like our house, you are still celebrating christmas as well.

i love that. >> oh, gosh, i'm a little bit embarrassed. there's probably some fan base on "today" that's, take it down. >> i disagree. we still have ours up. >> i love them. >> you've made millions of people feel better about their christmas decorations still being up, and everyone is cheering you on, mikaela. thank you for being here. go get them. >> thank you so much. have a good one. >> thank you. by the way, you can watch mikaela compete at next month's alpine skiing championships. it will be right here on nbc and streaming on peacock. >> she's back! up next, viewers choice, chassie post is here with the

welcome back. this morning on "today's bestsellers," the spotlight is on your picks. here is the thing, our shop

today team asked you to vote on your favorite winter picks all across fashion, beauty, home, thousands of ballots poured in. and "shop today" contributor chassis post is here with the winning list. and don't forget, you can shop the list by scanning the qr code below. chassie, the wait is over. >> craig, yes, i'm so excited. our viewers chose some really, really great products. >> let's start with fashion. >> fashion, we asked our viewers -- i mean, to keep you warm, what are you going to go with, a cozy pullover or a fleece jogger? and the winner is the cozy pullover. and i totally get why. it is so soft, cozy and warm. craig, it is really, really flattering. it hits tunic length. >> i see what you mean. >> ladies love it, just below the hip so it's great for wearing with leggings and it comes in ten different colors. and, you know, it's under $35, sizes small through extra-extra large. i love it. >> lots of different color options. let's talk about home cleaning solutions because this won out.

>> the choice was a laundry solution that is popular or a shoe cleaner and this laundry solution won out. this is from the laundress. i love this brand. this is a wool and cashmere shampoo. this means good-bye dry cleaner. you can now wash your wool, your cashmere and more with this shampoo. >> right at home in the machine? >> right at home. so you can save so much money, and you can use it hand washing, put it in the machine. this little bottle here, 31 different washes. you just use cold water and, yes, smell this, craig. this fragrance is incredible. >> i do like that. >> it's bergamot. >> that's one of my favorites. >> our viewers know what's going on. that is a great pick. $30. >> for beauty pick, the voters have spoken. mascara. >> 2025 what is the tried and true beauty trend that you guys ve the most. all right. it was between mascara and also

between lip tint. this mascara won out. it is incredible, for the money, the longest lashes we've ever seen. it is maybelline sky high mascara. you're not going to belief our before and after. we have the picture of alexa. look at the before and after with just this mascara. it is under $8, and the brand says it has a formula that will not flake or smudge. i have to show you one thing, too, this little applicator here, the brush really gets in there and gets all the lashes. >> that's good to know. >> under $8. >> in the kitchen this won out. this is a clever idea. >> isn't it cool? >> we asked our viewers meal prep or day of and they said day of. i think thanks to this little lunch wonder, this is like a mini crock pot. it's called the crock pot go. and it's an electric lunch box. so you can take your hot food absolutely anywhere from work to school -- >> and you get there and just plug it in.

>> all you do is plug it in. we have a video of our producer warming up her soup at her desk. how great is that? >> i like that. i've never seen one before. >> it's around $39. so next up for lighting, we asked our viewers timed lighting or extra lighting, and great choice, viewers, because this is the smartest smart plug i think i've ever seen -- >> what makes it so smart? >> it's from kasa. get this, you plug it directly into the socket and connect it to alexa or google assistant. you can control this with your voice. i mean -- >> okay. >> that's magic, right? you can also control it remotely via an app on your phone, so you can be on vacation and control your outlet. >> it looks like it's $11, so not that expensive. >> $11 and i just love that. >> this is my favorite of the morning. >> well, you're not going to believe what our viewers had the choice of. our viewers could choose a miniature projector to watch movies in bed or the book light

to read in bed. jenna bush hager would be so proud, our viewers chose reading in bed with this book light. >> that's a good sign. jenna's book club pick. >> i cannot tell you how great and popular this little book light is. 125,000 ratings. the brand says it lasts up to 80 hours on the single charge. >> you charge it rig there. >> you charge it right there and it's got three different brightnesses and colors. you can change the color. i mean, this is great. and, of course, it won't disturb people when you read so you can use it traveling or in the bed. $17.99. this thing is genius. >> way to go, viewers. well done, chassie. thanks to all of you who voted. we'll do it again at some point soon. to start shopping any of these items scan that qr code or you could do the old-fashioned way as well, today.com/shop. "today" does earn a commission from purchases. savannah?

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presses, we're back. 2025 oscar nominations literally just announced moments ago, and as you would expect, the categories had some surprises and some snubs. >> there's only one person to turn to, it's dave karger, host, author of "50 oscar nights" and oscar completist. you've seen every single one of these movies. let's start with best supporting actors, who were the nominees? >> yura borisov, edward norton, fantastic in "a complete unknown," guy pearce in "the brutalist" and jeremy strong in "the apprentice." a great list of five. who is left off? denzel washington for "gladiator 2." he got a lot of acclaim for that performance. and jonathan bailey, who did get a s.a.g. nomination for "wicked" was not put in there. but this is a great list of

five. four first time nominees along with edward norton. >> who is going to win. >> so best supporting actor, let's look at best supporting actress. >> monika barbara in "a complete unknown" with edward norton is joan biaz. she's fabulous. she's a nominee along with ariana grande in "wicked" and felicity jones. selena gomez is missing. also one of the co-stars of emelia perez. people who loved the movie probably put her on their ballot and toto get nomated you have to be people's number one or number two choice. i'm sure she made a lot of ballots but not enough. and jamie lee curtis didn't get nominated for "the last showgirl" a movie that is just coming on strong now. she didn't get it after the oscars. >> let's move on to best actor. >> this is a real powerhouse

list. adrian brodie for "the brutalist," timothee chalamet his second nomination, so young to have two best actor nominations under his belt for playing bob dylan. and coleman domingo. >> "sing sing" was fantastic. >> two consecutive best actor nominations because he was nominated last year for "rustin" and ray fiennes and the person sebastian stan who plays donald trump in "the apprentice." people have been curious about. to see two big acting nominations is good. >> who is the favorite? >> i think between adrian brodie >> best actress? and honoring his entire career adrien brody is in the lead. >> best actress? >> cthia erivo for "wicked." by my count "wicked" got ten nominations, a very, very big showing for that movie along the first-ever trans acting

nominee for a nominee, a history making nomination there. mikey madison from anora, i would encourage anyone to see it. demi moore for "the substance." after all the great speeches she's been giving. she gives a wonderful ill here" performance in that filling. >> you get time for best picture. this is a biggy. you get more than five nominations here. >> they've mandated ten nominations. a lot of films at the heap. "anora," "the brutalist," "conclave," "dunn part 2." emelia perez got 12 nomination, is huge. "i'm still here" snuck in there. the substance and "wicked." the ones missing, "a real pain" with kieran culkin was nominated

for screenplay and it didn't make it in there and "sing sing" as well, a movie i know you love, craig, and i think that came really, really close but didn't quite make it. >> we have a couple extra seconds. the directors, any standouts sl there? >> for best director they did nominate the director of "the substance." what they are going for is bold movies, so they nominated "the brutalist," "anora," "emilia perez." i think that's the hallmark of the oscar-nominated movies this year. they are bold, audacious films. >> dave, thank you. amazed how quickly you are able to process. >> i'm obsessed. >> dave will take a beat and catch his breath here. coming back in a few minutes on the "3rd hour." to dig deeper into these nominations. first, your local news and weather and these quick messages.

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