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

♪ >>> i'm hallie jackson in washington and we've got a lot to get to this hour here on msnbc includingew information on the number of people killed by that horrific winter storm that has just devastated communities across the country no place harder hit, perhaps, than buffalo western new york buried under several feet of snow we'll talk about the latest there live with that travel nightmare keeping up today for many americans with thousands of flights canceled as we speak we'll give you an update on that and on the thousands of people without power in washington state after three electrical substations appear to have been attacked >>> as people get together with friends and family over this holiday week, more and more concerns about a rise in cases connected with the triple-demic of flu, covid and rsv. we've got a look at that in just a minute and the future of title 42 in the hands of the u.s. supreme cou court. a look at how the biden administration is getting ready for what could happen next. >>> and we're learning what the january 6th committee learned and what comes next for the d

i'm hallie jackson in washington we're coming on the air learning more people have been killed in a massive winter storm with emergency workers only starting to get to some of the hardest hit areas now. we just got an update from officials near buffalo we will bring you live what they said we are looking at western new york buried under several feet of snow. the governor describing it all as a war zone. >> i know how hard this is but western new yorkers are tough. we know how to deal with this. we will get through this together >>> we'll have more on that in a second new tension on the korean peninsula after north korea fires drones over soak soak for the first time in years. how the south is responding. >>> plus, the first christmas holiday inn ukraine since the war began. the defiant message from president zelenskyy later in the show here at home with holiday shopping season over, the return the gift season is kicking into high gear. what you should know about the new policies for the biggest stores and what it could all say about the economy in the new year >>> we start with the deadly w

talk us through all of it. >> absolutely, hallie. this is a big deal.s for years. and decades. and we know the names of those states, and they play such a big role in electing presidents, that will still be true on the republican side. nothing has changed there. but on the democratic side, big changes that no one expected, south carolina going first, they were fourth previously, and the two states, nevada and new hampshire, on the same day, and then the addition of georgia and michigan, which were not in the lineup at all previously, now being added. so they've been in the process of changing the calendar for months, but people expected, you know, maybe iowa to drop out, and a place like michigan, this is a much bigger change than anyone expected but the party is going to go along with it because the president likes it and the big question is whether the states will go along with it. >> so i'm clear the dnc has to approve with a full vote next year. that still hasn't to happen. and could iowa go roig? they could still be saying we'll do it early. talk t

early the next day, tuesday, captain hally formed a regional missing person tax.r white board? >> the former boyfriend. ex husband. >> family. >> there's been a neighbor that lived across the street from where rachel that had some suspicious behaviors he'd ask rachel out on a date. she turned him down. and then he left town very abruptly. >> i mean that's certainly suspect. >> we were checking hospitals, travel information. we check every breath ticket that was still that. weekend >> and early lead may have come when rachael talk to sherisse captain dan hally the week before. she told him that day she was terrified as the guy messing with her. but the captain had a different stocking suspect in mine after rachel told him she was divorcing charles. so, an early start for investigator was charles is. shop >> so who's the guy you? met >> he was easygoing, very cordial. he's been cooperative. >> i didn't have anything to hide. what was i going to hide? here they come, driving up. as like, come on it. >> charles assured police he had nothing to do with a stalking or da

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

one other thing, hallie. u.s.pticism about the data china is releasing to the rest of the world about its covid cases, and specifically a lack of genomic sequence data. they don't believe, u.s. federal aelt officials, they'll be able to have a good handle with the data they have now, with potential of new variants that could emerge from the surge of cases we're seeing in china. as a result, they don't know they'd be able to tell when there's a new variant and slow the spread. as a result federal health officials tell us that starting on january 5th at 12:01 a.m., they will begin requiring a negative covid test pre departure from anyone coming from china. if you're coming by plane from china to the united states, you're going to have to get a negative covid test up to two days before departure. it can be a pcr test. it can also, interestingly, be one of that antigen self tests if it's the kind you do telehealth which means essentially somebody is on a webcam watching you take that covid test and you hold up the res

this is different. >> hallie, it is.an people in the 1970s. they had the best scientists in the world. they knew what was going on. they made a decision not to tell us that, and that's why we have the situation we do today. where we're almost at 1.5 degrees of global warm welcome the level of which scientists say is unacceptable, which is why we have such high gas prices, because we didn't diversify our economy. and then you would think they would wake up and say, we're going to change course. but instead, they continue to mislead, and they are actually increasing their carbon emissions, internal documents show that they believe that this is a license to continue the status quo, to entrench the fossil fuel industry, while claiming something totally different. >> these companies have pushed back on some of the claims that are reflected here in this final report. including, you know, chevron, exxon, et cetera. the companies essentially say, we are advocating for responsible climate change investment. we are doing that. >>

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.

as you know, hallie. and what we have now is level of negotiating between some erstwhile republicans who were not too satisfied with the idea with the agreement that was reached on an omnibus spending deal that would take government spending through next year and they're trying everything they can to try to basically break that deal up and using this friday deadline of the government shutting down as a way to negotiate. and it doesn't seem that republicans have a real appetite to completely shut the government down but there is a chance that these negotiations may take us past the friday deadline, which means that the government would technically be shut down over the weekend, but then they would be able to come back and vote on it, on monday. essentially, what's standing in the way of this right now, just the timing of the united states senate. they have rules in place, that say, you have to wait a certain period of time before voting on different pieces of legislation, and any senator can prevent that t

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hallie. >> this story in colorado.y much into over at the supreme court, justices seem ready to back that web designer who is declining to make wedding sites for same-sex couples. and what is now the latest clash between religious freedoms and lgbtq plus rights. we've been talking about there case because it could have real big implications for both religion freedom and the right of lgbtq plus people in this country. the conservative justices have seemed sympathetic toward the web designer but right now it is not clear how the majority will rule since they haven't laid out a decision. they've just heard orl arguments 24 hours ago. and in that was the president and ceo of the alliance defending freedom. thank you for being on the show with us today. >> thank you for having me. >> let me start off when i asked the colorado attorney, which you were in the room. you were doing the argument. how do you think it went. >> i think it went well. i think the court recognized that all americans should have the freedom to speak me

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

in light of where we are now, there's a lot of relevance in that statement for me. >> hallie, we spoke at length, and she chronicled the difficulty of the dissociative identity disorder that herschel walker had during their time together. now, it's important to note that it is a complex condition here in which an individual can have multiple personalities, distinct personalities at different times, and walker is on the debate stage one month ago, he said he is not in routine therapy at this point, and that he is doing well. but what cheryl parsa has outlined is echoed by the likes of 2008 when his ex-wife, herschel walker's ex-wife alleged that he held a gun to her head at one point and threatened to shoot her. and his own son two months ago alleged that his father threatened to kill the family at one time. >> thank you. >>> marc, let me get to you before we get to trymaine, how you see these allegations, as vaughn notes, the denials from walker relate to the abortion allegations that were made here, in the general campaign, and he still was able to get to a runoff here with raphael wa

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

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

>>> i'm hallie jackson in washington. joined 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, influence, or impede, any official proceeding of the united states government. second, we believe that there's more than sufficient evidence to refer former president donald j trump, john eastman and others, for violating title 18 section 371. this statute makes it a crime to conspire to defraud the united states. third, we make a referral based on title 18 section 1001 which makes it un

>> they've got to finish the job, hallie. it's as simple as that. they've collected a vo loum -- voluminous amount of information and they're trying to have a comprehensive look as to what led to the events of january 6th and offer recommendations to prevent it from happening again, up to and including criminal referrals of individuals that they believe were responsible for this attack, and perhaps standing in the way of their investigation. that's a lot of work. you know, the chairman has told us that it could be up to eight chapters in length. we don't know how long each one of those chapters will be. and they are planning to release every bit of information that they collected, all of the emails, all of documents, the text messages, and the transcripts of all of the conversations that they've had with all of these witnesses. so it is just a lot of work, and they were, they are working around the clock to get it done and they are looking at decisions for what goes into the report and what is on the cutting room floor and a lot of referrals and the

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you're right, hallie. the architect of the fake electors scheme and also at the center of the pressure campaign against former vice president, mike pence, and other key state level officials. this committee detailing all of these different threads of the january 6th plot over the course of multiple hearings and now tieing them together today each member during this meeting will do what we've seen them do over the course of these many hearings, which is each taking a specific thread and showcasing it to the american people, continuing to highlight evidence we've seen presented. of course, that will all ultimately come in the final report that we're going to see released on wednesday, but certainly, we expect to see them talk through new details today as they come to the close of this roughly 18-month investigation. now, you mentioned what former president donald trump's response was to these referrals. his spokesperson and himself really ignoring the substance of our reporting and instead trying to focus th

. >> hallie thank you. that is going to conclude our coverage of the final january 6th committee meeting. we'll of course have much more tonight when i ♪ california, "california live," ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa, "califor nia live." ♪ jessica vilchis: good morning everyone and welcom ♪ california ♪ ♪ california live ♪ >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "california live." >> we're always looking for ways to help you live your best california life. that includes taking time for your physical and mental health. >> yeah we kick off our self-care show today with a woman who practices centuries old chinese healing treatments right here in southern california. >> hi guys. today i'm in westchester. i'm a little nervous because i'm

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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

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

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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've been hally burton and schlumberger for two years the oil offshore drilling market is getting veryht. wells that were drilled but not completed have all been maxed out now. there's a lot of fresh drilling that needs to go i think you can stay in this trade. >> you like energy, michael. >> we like energy a lot. we like it from a longer-term basis, more a secular point of view the demand side, if you get a recession, it's going to take energy a little lower, right on a longer term basis, we're very, very constructive, energy and commodities in general that's a trade for higher inflation environment which we're likely going to see. >> grade paul's trade? >> bad ass. >> not paul. >> this is well thought out. short chemicals, long services he'll be back in february and we'll be saying you're a genius paul great call oih will be 320. good for paul sankey. >>> coming up, tress la hitting two-year lows, that's not stopping the retail trader from plugging in. is that right tank investor kevin o'leary testifying before the senate today what he told him about the collapsed crypto firm. don't

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