hallie jackson takes us inside the fight. >> reporter: tiktok among the most visited sites in the world used by an estimated 100 million americans every month. massively popular, except maybe in washington. >> i've been expressing concerns about tiktok for months on end. >> reporter: the senate now passing a new gop-led bill that would keep government devices from accessing tiktok, an app owned by a parent company based in china >> this administration needs to force tiktok to put up a firewall, u.s. tiktok, between itself and beijing >> reporter: a separate bipartisan proposal introduced this week would ban tiktok altogether in the u.s. citing security concerns. neither bill is likely to become law this session, but it all highlights the growing push in government a dozen states including two more today alone now forbid tiktok on some or all employee devices >> we do have national security concerns, at least from the fbi's end. >> reporter: tiktok said it does not store u.s. user data in china and does not share information with the chinese government it's negotiating a deal with the ju

it's a challenge that seems to get more difficult as time passes nbc's hallie jackson sat down for annterview with the u.s. surgeon general to talk about how one after-school program in chicago is tackling the issue and what we all might be able to learn. >> reporter: for high schoolers in chicago a different kind of class. this after-school program centering on the mental health of teens. >> what a lot of people do is they cover it up. >> reporter: latrell scott, who's 17, says adults sometimes don't get it >> in my experience as a teenager they have quite literally shunned me, like shunned my emotional state sometimes and it's taken a lot of work to actually learn how to speak and be honest and open with myself >> reporter: nearly half of high schoolers have reported feeling persistently sad or hopeless in the past year startling statistics that only begin to illuminate how deep the teen mental health crisis is in this country. it's why programs like this one exist a partnership between adler university and after school matters, intended to help students connect with therapists and

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one lawmaker saying the platform is a major security risk hallie jackson has more. what is the government most concerned about here >> so, lawmakers are worried about the fact that tiktok is owned by a chinese parent company called byte dance. the director of the fbi, the director of national intelligence have come out and talked about this, as well tiktok has pushed back on this saying user data for americans is not stored in china in a statement to nbc about this bill that's passed the senate, the company tells us this is a proposal which does nothing to advance u.s. national security interests, adding, we hope rather than continuing down that road, republican senator josh holly who put this bill forward, will urge the administration to move forward on an agreement that would actually address his concerns here's the two big caveats, hoda we can't emphasize this enough this is not a ban on your tiktok app on your phone. this is only government-issued phones and it has not passed the house yet. so it's not close to becoming law at this point. and the fact that there

i'm hallie jackson in washington. i want to bring in nya charles at los angeles international airport, marissa para in buffalo, new york, and meteorologist michelle grossman joining us, too. people trying to get home knew it was going to be a bit of a sloppy week. it's way worse than folks expected. with so many flights canceled, southwest continuing to apologize. now growing federal pressure for this airline to get its act together. >> reporter: right. it's not any better today, hallie. 62% of southwest flights canceled today, 58% tomorrow. causing thousands of cancellations across the country. in the meantime people are stranded without their bags. i wanted to show you the sea of bags behind me. although southwest has flown out baggage to the destinations they haven't flown out the customers. we spoke to someone who made a 30-hour drive from nashville, tennessee to los angeles to make it to herve case and also pick up her bags. that means for the days she's been traveling, which she said was a strenuous process, she

specific, special coverage of the final committee meeting with andrea mitchell, katy tur and hallie jackson. right now as we speak, it is 30 degrees fahrenheit, below freezing in el paso, texas, where hundreds of people, including children, are sleeping on the streets after crossing the southern border. the mayor of that city declared a state of disaster this weekend saying asylum seekers are not safe with processing shelters at capacity. in just two days, the biden administration is ordering some using title 42, the policy u.s. has used to turn back 2.5 million asylum seekers since president trump enacted it in 2020. they cleared the way for a change for the 21st. guad va ney gas is reporting from juarez, mexico. and julie ainslie. you're on the mexican side there, guad. what are you hearing from people? >> reporter: jose, well, you mentioned the temperature. it's 30 depress right now. the sun came out, but it is still freezing here. first of all,, when we arrived overnight, this is where a lot of the migrants have lined up. local police from juarez told me because of the cold weather they

i'm hallie jackson in washington.ning me now is msnbc correspondent shomari stone at bwi airport, mike memoli is with the president in saint kroi in the virgin islands. some people have canceled vacation plans altogether. what are the airlines saying. talk us through that piece of it. >> reporter: right now people are trying to get answers. they're understandably frustrated and they're waiting in line here -- this line has grown over the last hour and they're trying to get more answers right over there. people can rebook their flights if it was within 30 days of the original travel date. people can also go on the southwest website and try and get a refund. i tell you, that's just not the problem with all the cancellations. look over here. look at all this luggage right here. some of this luggage is supposed to be in boston. you have seattle, atlanta, houston. it's here in baltimore. this is kelsey. let me get this right. you were flying from hawaii to las vegas to baltimore. your luggage is not here. where is it? >> l

nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has more details. >> reporter: tiktok among thens every month, massively popular, except maybe in washington. >> i have been expressing concerns about tiktok for months on end. >> reporter: an app owned by a parent company in china. >> this administration needs to force tiktok to put up a fire wall between itself and beijing. >> reporter: a separate bipartisan proposal would ban tiktok all together in the u.s., citing security concerns. neither bill is likely to become law. it highlights the growing push in government. a dozen states now forbid tiktok on some or all employee devices. >> we have national security concerns at least from the fbi's end. >> reporter: tiktok says it does not store u.s. user data in china and does not share information with the chinese government. it's negotiating a deal with the justice department to address security concerns. >> the legislation that you have seen in the states and in the senate doesn't actually solve any real problem at all. we have been working with the federal government on a solution

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. >>> i'm hallie jackson in washington, d.c. with you on this tuesday afternoon and we're starting with the uncertainty over what could happen with title 42 as we await a decision from the supreme court we know the biden administration wants this to be lifted, but they don't want the rug pulled out from them overnight. josh is live at the white house with this story. the issue with this, right, is that many people think it's not a question of if but when there is a surge at the border if in fact the justices do decide to end title 42 we don't know when we're going to hear from the supreme court we think it's soon, but i'm sure everybody in the building behind you the bracing for the possibility at this point. >> it occurred to me as we keep talking about this surge, we already have a surge we're seeing record numbers. the numbers in november, higher than ever from a previous november and officials anticipating the numbers for december will be even higher the surge is here, but the question is how much more will that be if and th

i'm lindsey reiser in for hallie jackson, and let's go into the hearing right now. >> 6103, given the confidential nature of the subject matter, i now move that pursuant to claus 2g1 of house rule 11, the committee proceed to executive session. mr. chairman if i may be recognized. mr. chairman i ask unanimous consent if any taxpayer information is public as a result of the mark of today, the entirety of today's executive transcript be made public as well. this transparency is precedent as we've discussed in 2014 and 2019. >> i think we're in broad agreement with the gentleman's request. is there any objection? hearing none, the question is on the ranking member's request that the documents -- not the documents, that the proceedings be made public at the appropriate time based upon availability. all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? so ordered. now, as we proceed to executive session i would ask that the room be cleared. and as we clear the room, then we're going to give some time to make sure that our guests leave. >> just a brief remarks there, but i want to bring in nbc news capitol hil

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i'm hallie jackson in washington. with me is kara lee, our chief international correspondent keir simmons and national security intelligence and justice correspondent ken dilanian. let's start with what we know about the prisoner exchange as we speak. so brittney griner herself is right now in transit to texas, to san antonio, where she's going to get debriefed, likely, she will get the medical treatment, and all as part of this swap, imp ficed by officials from the -- improvised by officials from the uae, landing in the city of abu dhabi, got on a plane. and not on the plane is paul whelan. the russia administration was not willing to make a deal for both americans imprisoned in russia. we know this seemed to come together to the degree we've seen in the last 48 hours. walk us through the details that you and your team are learning from behind the scenes from your sources about how this went down and where we go next. >> sure, these are negotiations that have been going on for many months. there was a proposal the u.

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i'm hallie jackson in washington. good to be with you on a monday afternoon.ant to bring in nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian at the department of justice and paul butler here with us, an msnbc legal analyst. ken, talk about the expectations for the first court appearance getting started i believe as we speak. >> i believe this is like any other appearance by a defendant, the first person accused in this crime brought to the united states. abu agila mohamed masud is his name. at this particular hearing, we're not expected to hear much about the situation, but he will be read the charges, red his rights and offer to appoint a lawyer assuming he can't afford one, a public defender and then a discussion about bail, and the justice department will ask that he be detained without bail, it is assumed. we are not expected to hear anything about the mysterious circumstances under which the fbi got him here. all we know is he arrived on a plane yesterday, the justice department officials have been very tight-lipped about how they captured thi

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i'm hallie jackson in washington, along with cnbc correspondent, ron insana, and senior adviser, good to be with both of you. and let's take a beat and talk about where we are with the news from the fed this afternoon. they will ease up a little bit, pull off the gas a little bit on interest rate hikes and announcing a couple of minutes ago a half point hike, smaller than the last four, you can see them all on the big screen, the big question now, what is the fed going to do next? jerome powell, the fed chair, the king of dropping tea leaves if you will, giving some clues about what is coming in the new year. what's coming? it may be more hikes. with inflation still way higher than where he wants it. >> we continue to anticipate that ongoing increases will be appropriate, it will take substantially more evidence to give confidence that inflation is on a sustained downward path. >> so frank, with that as the backdrop there laid out, help us understand the clues that powell is giving. is this what he is saying, that this is not the end of the rate hikes? >> absolutely. i think it was a

i'm andrea mitchell with katy tur and hallie jackson. the january 6th committee believes it has sufficient evidence for criminal referrals against john eastman. that is according to a dress rehearsal overheard by nbc news on sunday and confirmed by two additional sources familiar with the committee's final deliberations. eastman has declined to comment on this new reporting. nbc news can also report the committee finalized plans on sunday to vote, asking the justice department to pursue at least three criminal charges against the twice impeached president -- >> now these referrals don't hold any official legalweight so it's going to be up to the doj to decide whether or not to charge mr. trump and anybody else the committee may refer. but just because this is mainly symbolic doesn't mean it's not significant. this would be the first ever referral like this for a former president. yet another moment for the history books for donald trump. and he's not thrilled about it. online, calling the committee a group of, in his words, a group of co

. >> i'm hallie jackson in washington. bob pisani joins me from the floor of the new york stock exchange and brian cheung. why are investors so worried right now? why are we seeing so much red? >> the problem we have right now is the stock market can't decide what kind of economic situation we will have in 2023, so 2022 is about trying to figure out what kind of inflation are we having, we know it is fairly high but coming down, and 2023 is about trying to figure out what kind of recession are we going to have if any. there are a lot of people arguing what you call a soft landing that we will slow down but not dramatically. that's why the stock market has come off of the lows recently that it had in october but now the fed yesterday said we will stay higher for longer, interest rates stay higher for longer and it creates greater chances of a hard landing, a harder landing, and worst numbers today, industrial production, and people are arguing it will be okay, a soft landing, and now they're on the defensive, and now more c

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i'm lindsey riser in for hallie jackson and we will begin with the latest on the powerful winter storm and the latest forecast in a minute, but first, marissa joins us from i 95 in philadelphia and katie beck is at reagan national airport outside washington, d.c. and marissa, 100 million americans say they plan to take to the roads for the holidays. how is it looking and what should drivers expect over the coming days? >> before i get into what we're seeing on the ground here, we got to talk about what the midwest is seeing, because they are just, they're seeing a whole lot more compelling images that you're about to see. a lot of parts of them are getting pummelled with the arctic temperatures and the snow that makes for very dangerous driving conditions some of the no matter where you, are i think the number one tip, we'll say it over and over again, it is to take it slow on the roads and back out to us live here, we're not seeing anything like the blizzard-like conditions, there's blizzard warnings for up to eight states, but here in the maryland, dc, and new york, and philadelphia

. >>> i'm hallie jackson in washington, and we're starting with the new reporting today from the "washington post," on the d.o.j.'s investigation into former president trump. you've got the paper now saying an outside team of lawyers, hired by the former president, found at least two new items of classified markings, at a storage unit in florida. in the search, at least one of three recent searches of properties the former president used, all after a federal judge told the trump team to look for any other materials that the former president may still have. the post is citing people familiar with the matter in their report. nbc news has reached out to the d.o.j. and attorneys for the former president for comment. and let me bring in now "washington post" national security reporter devlin barrett, one of the reporters who broke the story, along with former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade and msnbc legal analyst. devlin, great to have you on the show. no indication that the former president has been at the storage facility. but as you point out in your piece, even the presence of these items as y

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i'm hallie jackson in washington. i want to bring in nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles and nbc news koernl carol lee at the white house as well. we showed a live look at the senate floor and we know the senators are looking for amendments and i'm looking at the phone to see where they are in the propose here and they are looking at one that would provide an extended cooling off period and paid sick leave, and i don't think either of those are expected to pass but what is expected to pass is that third vote on this piece of legislation that would avoid a rail vike all together. talk us through it and where we are in the process? >> you laid it out pretty well, hallie. so the first of those three prongs that you talked about has already happened. and that was a vote on a 60-day cooling off period that would allow the two sides more time to negotiate. that failed. by a pretty healthy margin. 69-26. so now, they have moved on to the second vote, which is on that seven-day sick leave that would be offered as

. >>> i'm hallie jackson in washington.by my colleagues andrea mitchell and katy tur, as good to be with you as we continue our special coverage of the final meeting of the january 6th committee and the committee's decision to refer former president donald trump to the justice department for criminal charges. >> it will make the first former president ever to be the subject of a referral from congress. and laid out in detail today by the committee member and constitutional professor jamie raskin. >> the first criminal statute we invoke for referral is title 18 section 1512 c, which makes it unlawful for anyone to corruptly obstruct,

. >>> i'm hallie jackson in washington. good to with be you this friday. joining me is ken dilanian, "washington post" congressional investigation and enterprise reporter with us as well. ken, we'll start with you. this is closed to the press. nbc news is part of a coalition of outlets looking for access to that. that aside, talk to us today what is being said in the courtroom with several of mr. trump's attorneys in attendance as we understand. >> the reason it is closed because it deals with grand jury material which is secret by law. and the judge overseeing the mar-a-lago grand jury, to impose a contempt citation on the office of the former president, formally declaring that it has disregarded and did not comply with that grand jury subpoena that the justice department issued back in may, demanding that the office of the former president turn over all documents in its possession marked classified. it is a little puzzling about this, what is a little puzzling about this is subsequent to the grand jury subpoena, the government developed enough evidence t

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i'm hallie jackson in washington. with me is rine nobles, correspondent, and lukebroad water. interviews are done and the report is mostly written. and the committee members are meeting today, i believe probably not in person, probably virtually. it just wrapped up. what do we mow? >> it was a long meeting. we know we met, starting as early as 8:00 this morning. they broke during the voting series that took place here earlier in the day in washington. and then were meeting into the afternoon. what we don't know right now, how much resolution really occurred for the many things that they have to check off their to do list, and have a conversation about what their final report is going to look like, what's going to be in it, and what's going to be out of it. they have to talk about how they're going to present that final report in a public setting, they have to have a meeting to do, so but do they also present the information in a kind of easily digestible way, in a public manner, with a public event, to take a look at. and then they also have to deal with this issue of criminal

i'm lindsey riser in for hallie jackson and we will begin with the latest on the powerful winter storm us from i 95 in philadelphia and katie beck is at reagan national airport outside washington, d.c. and marissa, 100 million americans say they plan to take to the roads for the holidays. how is it looking and what should drivers expect over the coming days? >> before i get into what we're seeing on the ground here, we got to talk about what the midwest is seeing, because they are just, they're seeing a whole lot more compelling i

joining us with the impact in washington nbc senior washington correspondent hallie jackson.lysts such as yourself get to read into the results. you have raphael warnock improving on his margins over november. people are saying, wow, georgia is firmly a swing state now. on the other hand, you look and say, well, every republican statewide won in georgia in november. so is this just uniquely herschel walker being a flawed candidate? what's your take? >> there is something else in place, savannah, and you are right, you are hitting the nail right on the head. it's not like georgia is a super blue state. it is, obviously, not. there is something at play here. donald trump, right? what these results signal is that the trump brand is toxic in this state. you look at the officeholders that you mentioned and those are officeholders, republicans who had spoken out against the former president and his election fraud lies. you saw them get basically swept into office in november. now you have the runoff where raphael warnock performed better than expected in really key areas like the a