gadi, you have the latest on this case. what more do we know about this arrest?was taken into custody by a special team of police and fbi agents on an interesting felony warrant for murder. the arrest seems to have happened a little south of mount pocono, thousands of miles away from his home in pullman, washington, which is about ten miles away from that horrific crime scene. we also know that a white hyundai elantra that matched the description of the one that police was looking for was found at the home where he was arrested. so far, police have not said what led them to this arrest, we're expecting to hear more details at the press conference, in about a half an hour. and the big questions will be whether this may have been the car or possibly a dna match from genetic genealogy, or possibly one of the 20,000 or so tips that have come in about this case that really broke this case. and we've been looking into the background of the suspect here, it looks like he was a ph.d. student at washington state university, studying criminology. again, that school is abou

gadi schwartz, nbc news, san diego. >> we thank gadi for that important story. >>> and when we come back remember the king of the pitch, soccer legend pele >>> soccer legend and black sports icon pele died today of colon cancer he was nothing less than the world's greatest player in the world's most popular sport, but to fans he was so much more. his goals, more than a thousand, legendary. his records, three world cups, unmatched and his name known around the world, pele born into poverty in brazil in 1940, edson arantes do nascimento started out kicking around socks and grapefruits before dominating the schoolyard where he picked up the nickname pele in 1958 at just 17, he burst on to the world stage, becoming the youngest player to score a goal in a fifa world cup match and two more in the finals brazil went on to win the cup, its first ever, pele would again lift the trophy in 1962 and 1970 the major european football clubs tried to recruit him but he stayed loyal, 19 years, with his brazilian team santos. few americans at the time knew any professional soccer players, but everybody k

and strong winds over the next few days in the south could also spawn tornados we begin tonight with gadi schwartz in california >> reporter: today, the mountains along the west coast digging out after a massive storm that brought blizzard-like conditions from washington down into california more than four feet of snow in parts of the sierra, nevada drone video showing snow up to rooftops. while in metro areas below, rain and strong wind pummelling millions the system so dangerous, in orange county, swift water rescue crews hoisting a man to safety after a flash flood tore through a drainage channel. in sacramento county, a woman was trapped in her car for hours after a powerline crashed through her windshield unable to move until all the lines around her could be deenergized. while in higher elevations, zero visibility near lake tahoe, ski areas grateful for the snow dump, but not for the wind that rocked lift shares and ground some operations to a halt >> what is the threshold for a shutdown in a storm like this? >> it could be visibility, high winds. we had winds up to 169 miles per ho

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nbc news correspondent gadi schwartz is following the latest. what more are we learning about this the arrest, what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, we're learning more about this early morning arrest, this 28-year-old man by the name of bryan kohberger who was taken into custody by a special team of pennsylvania state police and fbi agents. that's his mug shot right there. he was being sought on a felony warrant for murder. now this arrest appears to have happened a little bit south of mount pocono in pennsylvania, which is thousands of miles away from his home in poman, washington, about ten miles away from that horrific crime scene. we also know that a white hyundai elantra which matched the description of the one police were looking for was found at the home we are was where he was arrested. we're expecting more details at a press conference in an hour. the big questions will be whether this may have been the car or possibly a dna match from genetic genealogy or a lead from one of the 20,000 or so tips that have now come in about this cas

gadi schwartz joins us now. tell us more about the arrest and what we know about the case right now. >> reporter: we understand that bryan kohberger was arrested in connection to the murder scranton pennsylvania in the poconos and held in a monroe county prison and awaiting extradition to idaho. we have been looking into the background it looks like a student by the same nay and the same picture was listed as a ph.d. student as the washington state university criminology department, less than ten miles away from the crime scene that so far once again, it is so far difficult to pin down the details because moscow police have not said anything officially yet and instead only announcing the press conference that is scheduled for about two hours from now. there is still a lot of outstanding questions about what led to this arrest. was this solved with dna? we know there were 100 pieces of evidence taken from inside the home is, this another case where genetic genealogy might have led to a break in the case. and coul

gennady afanasyev fought in the 130th battalion tireo 241 bry gadi and died in the luhansk region near belorivka, a crime that has no excuses, that's what italian journalists called the russian shelling that they came under in the kherson region, they published the relevant video on social networks, the media emphasize that the fire came from the russian-occupied bank of the dnieper . at the same time, they are convinced that the shelling was intentional, because the car had corresponding press marks and there was no one else nearby, as a result of which two people were injured as well as fragments of shells damaged the car, the foreigners added that despite this criminal incident, they will continue to work on the resolution of the war by russia, the armed forces of ukraine struck the at the airfield of the occupiers in the kherson region, there were about 31 artillery systems of various types, the general staff reports, our defenders also shot down enemy uavs of the forpost type, which costs about 6 million usd, in mariupol, a powerful explosion rang out, an explosive wave was heard

company but without the knowledge of ceo jack dorsey, with formal head of legal policy and trust by gadi playing a key role. all suspected now confirmed. now, in public, twitter and its many allies claimed the new york post story violated the hack material policy that twitter had. but at twitter, everyone understood it wwas a wwa pretext, the laptop was nnot hacked. as of right now i is 8:04 eastern time. there is no evidence in this ongoing threat that twitter received confirmation from the u.s. government even that the laptop was fake or from russia. they just just just made it up. one admitted, hacking was an excuse but within a few hours everyone at twitter realized that was not going to hold but no one had the guts to reverse it. trenton kennedy wrote this, i am struggling to understand the policy bases from marking this laptop story is unsafe. twitter's former head trust and safety explained twitter had to censor the story so donald trump would not be reelected as president. this is an emerging situation with the facts remained unclear. given the severe risks here and the lessons o

gadi schwartz dug deeper into the housing crisis. >> this is our living room. >> reporter: for the pastions for unhoused community. >> reporter: the house isn't hers. she and her two daughters moved into the property in march 2020. no mortgage, no rental agreement and no permission. >> it's extreme measures because we're in extreme urgent times. the housing crisis is at its boiling point. >> reporter: activists who call themselves reclaimers, broke into the empty state-owned home at night and moved them in. they're a few of the 40,000 people in l.a. with nowhere else to go. >> i was unhoused for over a year and a half. the rent was really high and i was unable to get a job. we really need to do something about it. >> reporter: these houses were among 700 homes that the state transportation agency purchased to make way for a freeway extension that was never built. in october of 2020, caltrans worked with the city's housing authority to issue two-year leases to some of the group, including marta, but now those leases are expired. >> you're finally, i have a house and breathe and establish

gadi schwartz is in los angeles. >> this is a sitting room. >> for the past two years, this woman has.a. area house a home. >> this is all donations for the unhoused communities. >> the house isn't hers. she and her two daughters moved into the el cerino property in march, 2020, no rental agreement. >> we are in an extreme time where the housing crisis is a breaking point. >> a few of the 40,000 people in l.a. with nowhere else to go. >> i live unhoused for over a year and a half. the rent was so high, and i was unable to get a job. and we needed to do something about it. >> these houses were among 700 homes that the tate transportation agency cal transpurchased to make way for a freeway extension that was never built. in october of 2020, after months of negotiations, cal transworked with the city's housing authority to issue two-year loses to some of the group including martha. and now those leases are expired and martha and her two daughters could be kicked out any minute. >> we can have a house and breathe and establish yourself and then you need to get out, you need to get out. >>

gadi swartz joins us from los angeles with the details. >> yeah. they're coming back to television and the nominees for the best in film, tv and streaming announced this morning in beverley hills. it is up against "top gun" and "avatar" and an outstanding performance by angela basset scored her a nod for best supporting actress. and best actress nominee. but the hollywood comeback could be the best award for a drama. and viola davis goes to war with stiff competition including coleman in empire light. >> do not eat. our menu is too precious for that. >> ray fine is the chef. >> terrible, terrible. >> daniel craig in "glass onion." for best actress in a comedy a first-ever nomination for michelle yo topping the leaderboard for the role in everything everywhere all at once. she'll go up against margot robby and thompson and leslie manville and anya taylor joy. all right. now it is time for television. so much to talk about. starting with only murder in the building up for best musical or comedy series with fan favorites. and then "the crown" and the

this as so many return from the holiday visits with family and as kids get back to school gadi schwartzas the latest good morning. >> good morning. yeah, this is the last thing you probably want to hear, but the numbers are showing the dreaded tripledemic continues as covid, flu and rsv cases are hitting communities hard medical experts are bracing for a rise in cases in the weeks after new year's but there are some things people can do over the next winter holiday to stay safe take a listen. >> reporter: as countless revelers prepare to ring it in the year among large crowds or new year's eve parties medical experts urge communities and families to be on guard. >> we need to continue to stay vigilant this is the third consecutiv winter here in the united states we are dealing with covid-19 in addition to influenza, rsv and other respiratory viruses. >> reporter: across the country the tripledemic is showing no signs of easing up experts say all three of these airborne viruses are highly contagious among children and adults. >> gathering, staying at home and avoiding others when ill and

and here's what vijay gadi, who twitter's former head of legal policy and trust and safety , policy and, said banning . back said about shadow banning. back in 2018, she said, we do not shadow ban . you are always able shadow ban. you are always able to see the tweets from accounts you follow . and we although you you follow. and we although you may have to do more work to find them, like going directly to their profile. and we certainly don't shadow ban based on political viewpoints or ideology . but that wasn't true . twitter . but that wasn't true. twitter was, of course, able to deny that it was shadow banning because they didn't call it shadow banning. they called it visibility filtering . so that's visibility filtering. so that's all right then , isn't it? this all right then, isn't it? this is like when the cia . cia were is like when the cia. cia were engagedin is like when the cia. cia were engaged in enhanced interrogation. you remember that one? no one was being tortured, you understand? they were just being interrogated in an enhanced manner. now, this manipulation of langua

and here's what vijay gadi, who twitter's former head of legal policy and trust and safety , policy and, said banning . back said about shadow banning. back in 2018, she said, we do not shadow ban . you are always able shadow ban. you are always able to see the tweets from accounts you follow . and we although you you follow. and we although you may have to do more work to find them, like going directly to their profile. and we certainly don't shadow ban based on political viewpoints or ideology . but that wasn't true . twitter . but that wasn't true. twitter was, of course, able to deny that it was shadow banning because they didn't call it shadow banning. they called it visibility filtering . so that's visibility filtering. so that's all right then , isn't it? this all right then, isn't it? this is like when the cia . cia were is like when the cia. cia were engagedin is like when the cia. cia were engaged in enhanced interrogation. you remember that one? no one was being tortured, you understand? they were just being interrogated in an enhanced manner. now, this manipulation of langua