everyone please welcome pete davidson! you, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. that's right. >> what's up? >> jimmy: and playing on my team -- [ drumroll ] she stars as max on "stranger things," and this spring she'll be returning to broadway in the new play "john proctor is the villain." please welcome sadie sink! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, thank you, thank you. i'm so happy. come on, bud, we got this. >> no, we got it. >> jimmy: we got this, bud. all right, everyone knows how to play pictionary. 30 seconds on the clock. we'll each take a turn. then we'll have a showdown whwhere botheam will draw the same clue, at the same time, worth double the points. may the best team win. pete, why don't you draw first? okay? sadie, and you'll -- we'll sit over here. >> all right. >> jimmy: tariq, you go here. pete, congratulations. >> no, i -- thank you. >> jimmy: yeah. [ audience shouting numbers ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> four? okay. >> jimmy: okay, here we go. mm-hmm. >> aw, man, all right. >> jimmy:

. >>> and pete davidson here telling us about his very animated new role.to new york. >> for our 25th anniversary. >> hi to my nbc team back home. >> visiting from texas. >> mobile, alabama. >> and detroit, michigan. >> friends for 30 years from maryland. >> on our senior trip from notre dame prep to the "today" show. [ applause ] >>> and welcome back to "today." so nice to have you with us. why is everyone smiling? why are they waiving? because it's friday. >> yes! >> we got there. it is a beautiful day out on our plaza and we're just so blessed to be here and have you out there with us and we will get out in just a minute. >> the rain has subsided. >> it has. sun is coming out. we will begin with the latest on that deadly mid-air collision in washington. the two black boxes from the aircraft have now been recovered from the american airlines plane that crashed into the river on wednesday night. new details are emerging in the search for answers. tom costello covers aviation for us. he's at reagan national for us. he has the very latest this morning. tom,

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maria: i want to play warren davidson. i asked him the question as well. >> i don't see how republicans can possibly support that. i mean, we support the people that are plagued by disaster. but we have to put pressure on the california government to change course here. maria: i see. so has there been discussion already about the federal help that's coming to california and are you saying there's a little bit of pus pushback unless you e policy changes. >> i think so. how do you do that? you don't want to send the message to families oh, we're not going to take care of you. they didn't have a problem saying that to people in western north carolina in the biden administration. and instead the biden administration said don't worry about it, we're going to take care of everything and so different response when it's out there where the hollywood elites live but when it comes to congressional funding, the idea we're going to have an open checkbook no matter how bad your policies are is crazy. maria: that's basically what you just said, kevin. what are your thou

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davidson army airfield, just south of dc on interstate 395. so again, we now know the totality, the full count of the people involved in this crash. american airlines confirms to us that there were 60 passengers on board this flight. american airlines flight 5342 from wichita, kansas, was slated to land at reagan national airport about 10 to 9 eastern time. and we now know that there were four crew on board that flight. and that that flight collided with this black hawk helicopter carrying three people on board. this is very clearly a tragedy. no matter how you slice it. an incredible failure of the systems that are on board commercial airliners mandated since the 1990s, the rules in aviation are written in blood, and pretty much every commercial airliner in the u.s. has something on board called tcas. traffic collision avoidance system. tcas tells the pilots when there is an impending collision with another airplane, or in this case, a helicopter, providing an aural warning for the pilots, saying climb, climb, now, descend, descend. now, even

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. >> one of your republican colleagues went on fox, congressman warren davidson, and said he'd oppose having an open checkbook approach to a place that no matter how bad your policies are would be crazy, he said. it sounds like he wants strings attached to further aid. have you talked to republican leadership? have you talked to speaker johnson yet about coming to california? >> we are planning to invite speaker johnson as well as president trump to come to this area and to witness the devastation for themselves. we have already been in touch with republican congress members, and they have expressed that they are very open to coming and seeing what is going on. you know, these wildfires don't have any political affiliation. they don't belong to any political party. this devastation has affected thousands upon thousands of people who just ran out of their homes with nothing in their hands, and are trying to rebuild, and they need help. >> so, in terms of that help, first they have to figure out if their insurance covers anything. then they can go to the federal government for help. but

davidson army airfield, to be specific. and what the unit's mission is, is to fly vips and other necessary things around the various posts and bases here in the dc area. they fly a lot of people in and out of the pentagon. they fly a lot of special missions for various entities in and around the national capital region, and they also provide a service, a logistical service for the pentagon and for other military units. so it's a critical unit, and it has had a very good safety record up up until this particular incident. they've done a lot of training. there have been a lot of there's been a lot of aerial activity in the last week to ten days out of davidson army airfield and several other installations. so there's been a lot of practicing going on for these these pilots. we don't know exactly. you know, what the nature of this mission was. it, you know, almost certainly was some kind of a training mission. we don't know whether the pilots were familiar with this area, if they had just been newly assigned to the unit or if

davidson. gil, i still remember your call. about 40 market cap.t there first and how everyone couldn't all get there at the same time. and let's let that hang over this conversation and start with microsoft. it's down 6% after that. revenue missed last night or the guidance. what do you make of it? >> well, microsoft is investing more and more and getting less and less growth. the decelerating azure business is a concern, especially since they're indicating some of it is company specific issues. they've invested so much in ai, they've taken their eye off the ball in terms of their other businesses that are now decelerating. and yet they're still increasing their spend. that's a concern. free cash flow is down 29%. margins will be down for the next couple of years. >> where are their customers going? their azure customers. >> aws and google cloud have caught up. let's not forget microsoft had a big lead in ai a year or two ago, but that's no longer the case. aws and google have caught up. they have a full ai offering, and they've been ramping their

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well, davidson joins if you're a former investor to ethiopia in burkina faso. you are also the co author of china and africa, a century of engagement. can you run us through? what is the us footprint in africa, and how does it compare the china is footprint. china has a very significant economic footprint on the con, particularly on the trade side. it's the largest trading partner of africa. it's has been until recently a major provider of loans to africa, primarily for infrastructure projects the those dollar value projects of decreased significantly in recent years. but they're still important. united states, on the other hand, is a major aid provider to africa, about $9000000000.00 annually. and recent years versus $1500000000.00 annually for china to the us is not a major training partner today. us is also a major security partner of many african countries. although there have been some difficulties in this. i'll region recently, china, much less so, except in the un peacekeeping field for china has played an important role. is it fair to say that us in chi

he had two years earlier been a freshman at davidson college. but he davidson after his freshman year there, he struggled at first. he to make the honor roll and worried himself sick as we infer from the letters to his mother and her letters back, he was worried part that his classmates didn't him and she assured him that he was a favorite with everybody at home and he came home at at the college of new jersey. wilson also was not one of the honor men during his four years. he started. his four years at princeton as freshman over again. but his interests lie elsewhere. he was interested in things the student newspaper, the club. oh, he participated very much in the debating. and while he not particularly athletic, he was the student manager of the baseball team. so later on of his, we'll get to oh, when decided he didn't want to be law school it was in part because academic life didn't have much to it just all this studying and he was from the first a very social person. but he was also a very political person. there. a 1912 campaign biography.

what davidson is an a junk professor of international affairs george washington university. he's also a former deputy chief of mission at the us embassy and see don a joins us now live from washington, dc. hello and welcome to use a the 1st of all, let's talk about this chapter of what money it is on the crossroads of key supply. highways focus through how significant this gain is for the student needs on a well, what ben is a very important town about a 170 kilometers, se of the car, to whom it is strategically located. and it is the capital of one of the page and so down. so again, it's a very important victory for the so down to armed forces, just as it was an important victory more than a year ago for the rapids support forces. and this is one of several recent victories for the should it down armed forces. and i think it in both as well. at least not really a short term for these uh, the armed forces. and in recent bonds, the iris of has suffered multiple blows on the battlefield, but it's still controls the floor and much of west and see dad. how does that bode for the

60 black hawk helicopter itself was part of bravo company for the 12th aviation battalion out of davidson army airfield, which is at fort belvoir again. that's just, as you point out, a hop, skip and a jump away from reagan national airport and the pentagon here. so close we see them flying in and out of the. we see black hawks that is flying in and out of the pentagon all the time and flying around the area on training flights, on exercise flights. and this was a routine training flight until the catastrophic events of this evening. >> uh, oren, the devastation of just thinking about what could have gone wrong and why. thank you and keep us posted, because we are desperate to learn more information about how this could have possibly happened, particularly on a routine training flight in an area that was so close already to the reagan national airport, where they presumably would have gone before. we're learning more information about this. i want to go to brian todd, who is also on the scene tonight. brian, what are you learning? what are you seeing? tell us. give us your eyes. >> well,

. >> mcdonald's, harley-davidson, lowe's, walmart. he just told me about target.ng we are out with these programs, let the chips fall where they may. are you worried? should these companies be worried about sharpton? >> al sharpton's boycott motivate perhaps even thousands of people to boycott but these are multibillion or multitrillion dollar companies. they are not going to see a penny of revenue lost so the reality is simple. al sharpton wants to reenact 1961 forever. his it doesn't seem to know the civil rights act was passed and most institutions have been systematically favoring racial minorities and african-americans for decades through affirmative action, di and other programs. we are now gone back, a new generation at a new america. we don't want affirmative action, di or segregation of any kind. we just want a simple system for everyone can trust america's government will treat them equally. that's what we are fighting for. >> this is why people see trump one, a sense of relief out of cancel culture. enough of feeling bad because you're not a minority or

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describing the aircraft involved saying we can confirm that the aircraft was army ushg -- uh-60 out of davidson army air field fort belvoir during a training flight. we are working with local officials and will provide add additional information when available. fort belvoir typically flies vip's around washington area, army brass. on typical day black hawks are a common sight in northern virginia. there is an air corridor above 395 and over the potomac river where this black hawk was flying last night 9:00 p.m. pentagon is located just on other side of reagan international airport. this is busy air corridor, one of the busiest airports in the country. their runways see more traffic than most airports. we have families awaiting information on their loved ones. no report of survivors. the potomac waters are freezing. it was warmer in washington yesterday, this area has seen arctic temperatures for weeks. the figure skaters onboard, we have a statement from u.s. figure skating saying u.s. figure skating can confirm several members were aboard flight 5342 which collided with the helicopter yesterda

said we can confirm the aircraft was army uh six from bravo company 12th aviation battalion out of davidson during a training flight. we are working with local officials and will provide additional information when it is available. this is located 14 miles south of here and flies vip's around the washington area. i am told no vip's were onboiar. there is an air corridor above 395, interstate 395, over the potomac river and the pentagon is on the other side. anxious family members are awaiting words. right now no report of survivors. water temperatures are near freezing. it was warmer day yesterday in the nation's capital, 60 degrees, we've seen arctic temperatures and there was ice on the potomac a few days ago. usa figure skating team says some members were on board, here is a statement, u.s. figure skating can confirm several members were sadly aboard flight 5432, which collided with the helicopter yesterday evening in washington, d.c. athletes, coaches and family members were returning from wichita, kansas. we are devastated and hold victims families closely in our hearts. we'll monitor

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. >> kennedy: we've seen it with harley-davidson and bud wiser. the companies that fell for it. now they have to do a quick turn around because the programs have been publicized and fallen out of favor. walmart is dismantling their dei program. tom and i were talking about this last night. costco is one of the few companies where the bored of directors is begging the shareholders to keep their dei program in place. but they'll look at their customer base and say absolutely not. it's not made the country better. it's made people more divided. when you're forcing people to look at each other there's a racial lens, you are naturally dividing them. it no longer feels good. it feels wrong. that's a big part of this election has been a cultural course correction. because people want to be happy with their neighbors. people want to go in introduce themselves and want to be excited when they hear the national anthem at a football game. i hope we can get back to it so we're not just hyper obsessed with how we look at define ourselves and our politics by th

march at the tennessee legislature regarding the incidents that happened in metropolitan nashville, davidson county, just yesterday. i will tell you all -- to know what happened again. in the county in which i was raised. this is personal on so many levels because i have family and friends and church members that are directly connected to the antioch community just outside of nashville in southeast davidson county. i am tired of hearing about these things that are happening to our young people as well as victims of violence across this country. i will continue to write and speak out on the things i am most passionate about, most specifically politics and education. i sent out thousands of emails over the years. even when i had a blog -- walks of life across this country as well as internationally. i will continue to do voter registration as often as possible and held myself even today when i woke up and meditated and prayed that i want to use every opportunity to be of greater service to all people . even in this capacity, i'm going to use it, maximize it, and give my talent, my time, everyw

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something of a backlash and it predates trump reelection you saw companies like a john deere, harley-davidsonforth rolling these back in recent years. and now that has continued. i expect that to continue. businesses are in something of a dilemma here. because what they want most is a safe harbor. they want to reduce legal jeopardy when it comes to who they are hiring and whether that reflects demographics. they are in somewhat of a bind here if they hire too many blacks will get back less than white employees at the end hiring enough minorities they are going to get backlash from actavis and other groups. they are looking for a safe harbor and this will provide it. >> was your response to those particularly on the left who sate trump's orders going to really reduce equal opportunity for all americans? what is the response of that? >> i don't think it reduces equal opportunity. racial preferences are what reduce equal opportunity. and that is what the supreme court made it very clear in the harbor decision according to the 14th amendment equal protection under the laws in this country. we sho

especially mcdonald's, walmart, boeing, molson's, lowes, ford motor company, jack daniel's, harley-davidson, and then finally, sunny hostin, this one makes me crazy. donald trump is a legacy higher? are you kidding me? donald trump is a legacy higher? what the hell the woman you supported kamala harris not only as a legacy higher, no one even voted for her. >> dana: all of those things and dei was like a tapeworm in the government, harold come it started and got bigger and bigger and bigger and people were depended on it and it is killing you. >> harold: so have a slightly different opinion. [laughter] where i agree with everyone, i believe that competence and being qualified and being capable have to always be the forefront and the guiding principles for anybody hired for anything. i think sometimes the opponents of affirmative action or dei, sometimes i think either intentionally or unintentionally or inadvertently seem to suggest that there are people who are being promoted or given an opportunity when they are -- when they don't have the ability or the qualifications for the job. i'm su

and tom davidson. how to get so lucky?ersary of in living color. what do you consider the legacy of this series? >> the greatest institution that never happened. speak of the groundbreaking sketch comedy series premiered in 1990 and also launch the careers of jim carrey, jamie foxx and j.lo before it was ultimately canceled after five seasons. >> celebrating 50 years of "snl," right? and it's like we had the same thing going. >> and never got not funny. >> that part. there was a not funny point for "snl" and i was on it. >> i remember. [laughter] >> you're going to jail for a long time. >> in 1985 damon was on "snl" for one season before lorne michaels fired him for going off script. >> he should've fired me. having now produced shows, you have to follow protocol. however i did the right thing to get fired because we wouldn't be talking about "in living color." lorne michaels knows i'm the one who got away, i proved him wrong. >> all these years later damon is still getting the last laugh. >> i missed this! >> me too. >> m

, so it is the place where for generations family (indiscernible) nice parks, lake merced, mount davidson. >> this is like a village within the city, so we are very close nit community. we tend to band together and try to support one another and it is a friendly place and families and people to have a cup of coffee and check out the park. >> ocean avenue, which is the southern end of our district is vibrant commercial corridor that mostly cater tuesday the local neighborhoods and the students. as you go further west you have the mall which has some of the best pan asian food offerings in the city. if you haven't been there, it is really fun. as you go up a little bit further, there is west portal avenue, which is a very old school commercial district where you can still find antique shops and cobbler shops and as well as like more modern restaurants. it is definitely hopping and full of families on any weekday. >> i'm matt roger, the coowner or (indiscernible) >> carl, other coowner in west portal. >> we are a neighborhood hardware store. been a community institution since it was founded

. >> this is what warren davidson from ohio told us last week they don't think the president is goingto california without a promise that policies change. you heard devin nunes this is about the climate change agenda. because of the climate change agenda nunes said they didn't allow the timber industry to log and cut down trees and they didn't allow the farmers to get the grazing and they didn't store water. now we have people losing everything. buildings burned to the ground. >> a year ago as you remember you and i sat down and talk to doubles of all places where you and i were trying to inject some truth into the climate change agenda. one of the projections that i made and i'm very sorry to be right about this tragedy is that eventually voters in places like california and across europe would come to understand that the climate change agenda would actually cost not just their livelihoods but their lives which is really important for us to understand we usher in the wonderful new administration which will have the greatest cabinet in history, if we have cabinet secretaries like an i

i engaged in risky behaviors, especially writing my harley davidson through red lights, hoping for an instant end for my suffering. finally i saw it relief by leaping from a nearby bridge. just as i was about to go over the railing i heard my son's voice, plain as day. it said, dad, your story doesn't end here. you have work to do. i soaked in his voice and message and after a few minutes walked off the bridge, never to return to suicidal ideation. i was not fixed by a long stretch, but i was no longer suicidal. had i had easy access to a firearm i would never have had that chance. i would not be able to do the work i do now to help other veterans and first responders. we are experiencing an epidemic of veteran suicides. more than 6004 hundred veterans died by suicide in 2022. more than 72% involved firearms. this should be an urgent call to action to stop this epidemic. to do that we must do something about access to firearms in moments of crisis. the background check system is the best tool we have to prevent access to a firearm. but it is only as strong as the information in it. an

yet 51 in the city, although mount davidson has had gusts to about 30.a 50 with a north wind. that little system just clipped us. it's all. it's disappeared. but right there, coming down that has cranked up the wind. and that's going to form a low off southern california, giving them another round of what we have already. and that's an offshore wind or a north northeast not roaring here. but there have been gusts of 30 to 50 miles an hour in the oakland hills. 35 menlo park to 53 petaluma. i mean, just, you know, again, there's a wide variety of temps. most of them are wind driven, though, so blowing in the wind for today and clear skies, yet breezy to windy. there's no rain yet, not for about 7 to 10 days. i think things will change into the month, but 60s on the temps. all right, sal is here. kind of busy. >> yes, it's already beginning to look a little busier, steve, than it did last week, although some commutes are still doing very well. for example, the sunol grade. we have a lot of slow traffic coming to it from vallecitos road. there could be a pr

walmart, john deere harley davidson and others are also rolling back their diversity goals based on thee ruling. mcdonald's said, though, that they will continue to support efforts for diverse group of workers. but the the diversity team will now be referred to as their global inclusion team. >> and how there's a study from ucsf and and find some conflicting evidence about whether or not paxlovid helps people who have long covid. they took a look at patients sent how they responded to the drug different times and different doses. and their question whether or not paxlovid works, they didn't extended course of packs of it. and they think that that helps some patients with long covid. but the authors of the study say more research is needed. on the state history. the harlem globetrotters played their first game to believe that. plus, elon musk became the world's richest person. we have news nation's markie martin with a look back. >> today is january 7th in the year, 16, 10 italian astronomer galileo made kurtz shaking discoveries for moves the ball around jupiter and that the telescope r

wal-mart john deere harley davidson and others are also rolling back their diversity goals over the same ruling. mcdonald's did say that they will continue to support efforts for a diverse group of workers, but that the diversity team will now be referred to as there global inclusion team. oakland leaders have appointed councilmember kevin jenkins to take over the position of mayor temporarily. and this comes ahead of a special election in april to decide who will permanently. fill that role. and we're learning that former congresswoman barbara lee could be in the running on monday. lee filed campaign finance paperwork with the secretary of state's office signaling a possible run for mayor this spring. she's among 13 people that have filed similar paperwork with the secretary of state's office. the former congresswoman will confirm whether she will campaign in the coming days. so we'll wait for that. but lee served in congress as we know for 26 years and her term ended just last week, although some people are questioning if she's fit for the job. >> barbara lee should expect to answer th