the stage is set for acquittal. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the u.s. senate with only two republicans breaking rank both against calling witnesses in the impeachment trial of president trump. senate minority leader chuck schumer calling it a tragedy while some senate republicans say even though the president acted inappropriately he does not deserve to be impeached. we're live on capitol hill. public health emergency. u.s. officials sounding the alarm about the coronavirus putting hundreds under quarantine and cracking down on visits by foreign nationals who have recently traveled to china as another case in the u.s. is

now confirmed and fears grow this could become a worldwide pandemic. remembering a legend. an outpouring of support overnight at the staples center in los angeles during the lakers first game back since kobe bryant's death. >> tonight we celebrate the kid that came here at 18 years of age, retired at 38, and became probably the best dad we've seen over the last three years, man. >> reporter: all that plus emotional testimony. the woman who accused harvey weinstein of rape takes the stand in his trial. peanut allergy break through. the fda approves the first treatment for peanut allergies marking a major step forward for the 1 million children and teens who suffer. and gearing up for the game. super bowl liv we've got it all

covered today, saturday, february 1st, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker and dylan dreyer. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" and thank you for joining on this saturday morning. you and i both got in very late last night after a busy and frankly monumental week in washington. >> a lot of americans talking about democrats and republicans but i think they're ready to talk about niners and chiefs this weekend. >> can't wait to talk to our friend but we do have a lot to get to. so let's begin with the latest developments in the impeachment trial of president trump. senators are getting a break this weekend after that vote last night not to call witnesses in the trial. everyone will be back on monday morning when the defense and prosecution begin their closing arguments. >> so the stage is now set for a

final vote expected to acquit the president on those two articles of impeachment wednesday just hours after president trump is scheduled to deliver his "state of the union" address. we have it all covered this morning, and we are going to begin with our colleague right now, nbc's jeff bennett. he is on capitol hill. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. the senate has set the stage for the final push toward the senate impeachment trial for president trump with an acquittal set for mid next week. this morning president trump's impeachment trial entering its final stages. senators overnight agreeing to proceed with a plan to vote to acquit mr. trump next week. the lawmakers have this weekend off. a chance for the four democratic presidential candidates who have been stuck in washington to get back on the trail ahead of the iowa caucuses. on monday the house managers and the president's defense team present closing arguments. that's followed by speeches from the senators themselves. all of it leading up to a final vote on the articles of

impeachment scheduled for wednesday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, a day after president trump is due to deliver his annual "state of the union" address. the senate pushing forward after republicans rejected democrats' last ditch effort on friday subpoena former national security advisor john bolton and acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. the vote 51-49. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: two key republicans voting no. alaska's lisa murkowski condemning the house democrats' case as rushed and flawed. and tennessee's lamar alexander claiming the president's actions were not impeachable. >> i agreed he did something inappropriate, but i don't agree he did anything akin to treason, bribery, high crimes and misdemeanor. i think there's a big gap there. >> reporter: alexander suggesting voters should decide mr. trump's fate, not the senate. democrats pushing back. >> look, the bottom line is when the president does something so egregious as my colleagues have

said, you don't look the other way. the very charge goes to the fairness of our elections. and very few people doubt that he would do it again and again and again. he's already tried several times. >> reporter: adding to the drama, the president's impeachment lawyer, white house counsel pat cipollone, is named in yet another new report about john bolton's forthcoming tell-all book which nbc has not yet reviewed. in an article published on friday "the new york times" published on bolton's account of an oval office meeting in early may in which mr. trump directed him to help with his pressure campaign to distract damaging information on officials. bolton said cipollone attended the meeting with the president along with mulvaney and trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. the president denying it, writing i never instructed john bolton to setup a meeting for rudy giuliani. that meeting never happened. >> yet another twist there.

>> reporter: meantime nbc news has learned that former ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch who emerged as an unwitting central figure in the impeachment saga has retired from her post at the state department. she had been a career foreign service officer for some 33 years serving in six presidential administrations, both democratic and republican. and she was removed from her post in may after she had been smeared and side lined by allies to president trump, kristen. >> and jeff, let's just talk about the remarkable timing of all of this, this vote that is going to happen next week. the "state of the union" is on tuesday. the vote is expected on wednesday after the "state of the union." so is the white house upset about this timing? >> reporter: well, white house officials would have liked to have had this trial over by the time of the "state of the union." but i'm told they've resigned themselves to the fact when president trump delivers that annual address to both chambers of congress he won't be doing it as an acquitted president

because that trial will still be under way. the bottom line is this time line republican leaders have effectively settled on, that was really the best they could do. and we've learned senate muiority leader mcconnell before the senate agreed to the time line called president trump and got his okay, kristen. >> jeff bennett covering all the angles. thank you for that. >> hans nichols is traveling with the president this morning. >> reporter: look, the president isn't declaring victory just yet. he's focusing most of his ire on the house. he hasn't weighed in on these latest developments in the senate. he didn't stop for cameras as he left the white house yesterday evening down here. that's becoming a bit of a pattern for him. and on twitter he's focusing on the number of witnesses on the house side. no mention though of the senate decision essentially not to call any additional witnesses, basically assuring his

acquittal. and as jeff mentioned senator mcconnell majority leader had a conversation with the president, read him into his plans, explained the calendar. and if that calendar and schedule stands the president will be giving his debut address on tuesday night in the middle of all this addressing the very senators that the next day will be deciding his fate. peter? >> in fact, several of those witnesses were ones republicans wanted to hear from. and hans, there was also a security scare at the president's mar-a-lago estate on friday. what do we know about that? >> reporter: well, a woman is in custody and this all started with the breakers about 3 miles north of the president's resort. she was behaving erratically, she drove south, breached one security barricade, plowed through another checkpoint and was actually driving towards the entrance of mar-a-lago. both local police and secret service opened fire, the lady actually then fled that scene. now, no one was injured. police have been very clear this isn't terrorism and the

president wasn't even at his resort just yet. peter? >> hans nichols with the president in florida this morning. thank you. another big political story we're watching. democratic senators and presidential candidates are rushing back to iowa this weekend making their final case with voters. with polls showing no clear front-runner at this point it's really anyone's race. dasha burns in iowa with more what's at stake. >> reporter: good morning. the pressure is on for these candidates to show up strong here in iowa each making that last ditch effort. the polls have seen multiple candidates exchange leads over the last few months but after all the speculations, speeches, handshakes and door knocks it's time for voters to have their say. it's down to the wire in iowa with just two days until the first votes of the 2020 election are counted. candidates confined to the capitol during the impeachment trial having surrogates make

their cases here. >> she calls it like she sees it, she makes promises and she keeps them. >> reporter: senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar getting a weekend reprieve from washington heading to the hawkeye state to make their pitches. meanwhile pete buttigieg trying to take advantage of the emptier stage. turning up the heat on opponents. >> senator sanders, speaking of two goals we all share has offered a politics that says it's all or nothing. it's my way or the highway. >> reporter: and buttigieg again taking heat on his lack of support from african-american voters. >> pete, i really love the message that you're giving. however, it concerns me a lot that it apparently is not being received by communities of color. >> reporter: the numbers say it's anyone's game. the latest monmouth poll has biden in the lead. the caucus is unique because

voters have to physically group themselves by candidate. and if a candidate doesn't get 15% of the crowd voters can realign with someone else. and voters expect record turn out from farmers. what's changed to make you more engaged? >> i think it's fair. i think i'm more nervous this time around. >> reporter: to new citizens. >> we need to turn out. >> reporter: and even republicans caucusing as democrats. >> our democracy is at stake, and i just feel like i have to do whatever i can to help. >> and let's talk about someone actually not on the ballot. hillary clinton, she is inserting herself into the democratic race once again. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, kristen, that's right. a little bit of deja vu here. clinton again making headlines in a presidential race, taking aim at her old primary rival bernie sanders. she said in a podcast friday he

didn't try to unify the party after he lost to her. and she cast some blame on his supporters for her loss to donald trump in the 2020 general election, kristen. >> all right, well it is heating up in this final sprint. thank you for that. >> we'll be joining my colleague on monday. thanks. now to those aggressive new steps being taken to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus. on friday officials declaring it a public emergency and putting nearly 200 americans who just flew back to the states from wuhan, china, in quarantine. sarah harman is outside that military base where those americans are being held. sarah, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. the americans who arrived here on wednesday thought it would be a quick couple of days of quarantine and then they'd be headed home. instead they're now under mandatory two-week long down, part of an aggressive new campaign to stop this deadly virus from spreading. in china alone authorities say

259 people have died and nearly 12,000 have been sickened. this morning coronavirus now classified as a public health emergency prompting drastic new measures. >> beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern standard time sunday, february 2nd, the united states government will implement temporary measures to increase our abilities to detect and contain the coronavirus. >> reporter: among those measures foreign nationals who visited any part of china in the last two weeks will be barred from entering the united states. and any u.s. citizen who's been to the epicenter will face a mandatory 14-day quarantine. including the 195 u.s. citizens evacuated from wuhan. now being held in mandatory quarantine at marks air reserve base. >> about every 12 hours someone does a health check on them. >> reporter: the cdc warning even individuals who have been

exposed and tested negative could still develop symptoms and become contagious. american airlines, united and delta suspending flights. the u.s. scrambling to charter emergency flights for nearly a thousand americans still trapped in wuhan. back home health officials are investigating hundreds of cases in 36 states including a newly confirmed case in santa clara, california. and in chicago doctors continue to monitor a woman who traveled home from wuhan and infected her husband. the family telling nbc news the man's 1-year-old grandson is now also being tested for the virus after developing a fever. with more than 10,000 confirmed infections worldwide and more than 250 dead, this morning americans are waking up to growing concern over a possible pandemic. as bad as this is public health officials continue to remind us far more americans have died of the flu this year than

coronavirus, and there is no reason to panic. peter, kristen? >> good reminder. thanks very much. meantime a woman who claimed she was raped by harvey weinstein will be back on the witness stand monday after an emotional day in the courtroom on friday. nbc's stephanie gosk has more on that. >> reporter: harvey weinstein is on trial for rape based on jessica mann's allegation. she took the stand recounting three separate assaults at times sobbing uncontroly. from a small town and troubled home manm wanted to become an actress when she met weinstein in l.a. afterwards they entered into a real relationship and it was degrading. she says the encounters were consensual but they never had sex. until a meeting one morning in 2013 at a new york hotel. mann says they argued in his room, telling the court i tried twice to get out and leave, and he blocked the door both times. i gave up and undressed

describing how the producer allegedly raped her. the relationship continued. mann describing flattering e-mails she sent. she said his ego was fragile telling the jury i wanted to be perceived as innocent and naive and not a threat, worried she said that he might hurt her. months later in l.a. mann accepted a job weinstein got her at a hotel where she says he raped her again after learning she had a boyfriend. through sobs she told the jury, i i said no and he said i don't have time for games. in 2017 mann told her story to police, her accusations leading to tlooel of the five sexual assault charges weinstein has pleaded not guilty to. the defense accusing her of lying about the relationship, arguing every incident was consensual. you met harvey weinstein at a hollywood oscar party the

defense attorney asked. yes. did you think that meant you were getting a role? yes. just the beginning of a tough cross-examination expected to continue on monday. >> those allegations so heart breaking. some other news here, a champion has been crowned in the womens final of the australian open. if you haven't seen it yet you may want to step away only for 20 seconds. here goes, american sofia canon beat out to claim her face grand slam title. the 21-year-old american is the youngest australian open champion in 12 years since maria sharapova won in 2008. >> 21, congratulations to her. all right, shifting gears here. while popular suspense novelist mary higgins clark has passed away at the age of 92. she was famous for her turn paging crime novels about women

beating the odds. she wrote over a dozen books and sold over 100 million copies worldwide. a widowed mother of five she became a best selling author in her 40s and at one point was the highest paid female author in the world. thousands of harry styles fans did you hear about this as we take you to miami for super bowl weekend. harry styles fans were left out in the rain after severe weather left them to cancel the concert. so the question now for fans is how that weather is going to affect tomorrow's super bowl. our friend dave price from our station here in new york wnbc helping out for dylan. >> let's go back to friday night. look at the thunder and lightening rolling across the southern end of the florida peninsula. this morning we take a look and we have light to moderate rain beginning to push across the

central part of the state. it's going to continue to train. so later on we could have more rain troubles as we continue to look there. damaging winds i think is going to be the big issue this afternoon. look for tinted outdoor activities. as it passes outlet to the atlantic from morning showers in the carolinas but it's those gusty storms we're keeping an eye on. in the meantime we head out to don actually drive. the weather for the game looks like this, 66 degrees. 40 in kansas city at this time of year. a live look over san francisco, we are going to see some areas of fog expected to develop, in san jose right now, 46 degrees. livermore, 40. a little chillier through napa, 37 and 47 in san francisco. today's daytime highs once again above normal. but a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. we will expect a high of 63 in

oakland. 61 in san francisco. 66 in san jose. >> and that's a quick look at your weather. >> thank you very much. still to come the touching and powerful tribute overnight by lebron james and it lakers in honor of kobe bryant. >> an emotional night for sure. plus everything you need to know about super bowl liv from the game to the halftime show and the best part the tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs

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and we are back on a saturday morning with the weekly download, our look back at some week's other big stories. >> a lot of focus on impeachment, but we begin with a terrifying scene in california. towering inferno, a raging fire broke out in a 25-story

apartment building in los angeles. >> in west los angeles a race against time. people trying to escape flames, clinging to ledges until firefighters could finally reach them. >> one person died, ten others were injured and investigators are still determining the cause. shocking discovery. authorities uncovered a drug smuggling tunnel that crossed the border between the u.s. and mexico. the largest ever found. >> it's the longest cross border tunnel ever discovered on the southwest border officials say, the length from tijuana to the u.s., an astonishing passageway 70 feet below the earth. >> this tunnel will not be used to smuggle dangerous drugs and other illicit contraband into our communities. stunning twist. the connecticut man charged with murdering his estranged wife died in a new york city hospital two days after he was found in his garage with his car running.

>> he was accused of murdering his estranged wife jennifer. he was found unresponsive in a vehicle parked in the garage of his connecticut estate. his legal team now pushing for the murder trial to continue to clear dulos' name. mounting pressure. prince andrew under fire from a prosecutor here in the u.s. the prince accused of not cooperating with the investigation into the late jeffrey epstein. >> today prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. >> prince andrew seen with his mother the queen smiling just days ago. at the time the image seemed as a sign of support from buckingham palace, but it's his relationship with a then 17-year-old american woman and his friendship with sex offender jeffrey epstein that has authorities wanting to speak to him as part of an investigation of allegations of sex trafficking. some of the week's wildest moments caught on camera. a massive fire ripped through an

alabama dock killing at least eight people. >> overnight inferno captured on camera raging at an alabama dock. flames ripping through dunz of boats. a powerful earthquake rocked the caribbean. >> a massive 7.7 off jamaica's northwest coast. and a dramatic scene in eastern siberia. >> more than 500 fisherman were stranded on a giant ice flow that broke off from an island. emergency crews were called to rescue them. a finally in nebraska after a teacher's favorite sneakers went missing his students pitched in to buy him a new pair. >> group hug. >> teachers make all the difference in your life, so the fact that they would put their money together to buy him new sneakers is remarkable. >> i was going to say you can see what it means to him. we never rarely say thanks.

it's so important on days like this of the people who make such a difference for our kids every day. still to come here on "today" a super surprise for a teenager who was in the fight of his lithe number of uninsured americans, rising. the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundreds of thousands of kids. as president, he'll lower drug costs and ensure everyone without coverage can get it. that's a promise. and unlike him, mike actually keeps his. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. good saturday morning, it is 5:56. a live look outside over san jose. sprinkling light, and some low clouds there.

it looks like it is frozen. but i don't think it is. thanks for joining us. i'm keira clapper. my voice is still waking up. veenz aranna joins us with the micro climate forecast. >> i was clearing my throat, too. current temperatures in the 40s. but we have some thorts this morning, a couple of degrees cooler, compared to yesterday morning, and look at napa, 39, 47 in san francisco, and 45 in san jose, and a closer look at what we can see in the afternoon, so you can plan it out. once again, the temperatures will be running above normal for this time of the year. so san jose will remain in the upper 60s, along with areas like concorde, antioch, morgan hill, livermore, and back down to 63 degrees, san francisco will remain in the 60s as well, but by tomorrow, we are expecting a cold front that is expected to sweep in, and that's going to cool us off and pick up some winds in time for the super bowl parties. we will have more on that

forecast coming up. >> 7:00 a.m. we will see you then, thanks. the bay area now has its first confirmed case of coronavirus. a south bay man is being treated right now. he is the seventh case in the u.s. in california. authorities say not to panic but they are explaining what to do if you have the symptoms. doctors say a self-identified man flew into san jose one week ago from wuhan china and then developed symptoms. he has been self quarantined in his home. and a few people came in contact with him and although there is one case, they want people to know there is a much higher risk of getting the flu. >> this one case in fact does not change the risk to the general public. our assessment is that the public at large is still at low risk. >> the u.s. government is taking action this weekend, starting tomorrow. all ports of entry will be closed to foreign nationals who have traveled through china, in

the last two weeks. another developing story, this time in antioch, a shooting just before 9:00 last night in the parking lot of deer valley high school. this happened during a fight following a boy's basketball game against antioch. police say the 16-year-old male was shot three times. he was taken to a nearby hospital. he is in critical condition. it is 5:59. coming up this morning on today in the bay, super bowl sunday. it's tomorrow. we will take you out to miami for a report. we will have that plus all of your top stories and weather, hope to see you then. right now, back to "today."

we are back on this saturday morning, the first day of february, 2020. a live look at the hard rock stadium in miami, the site of super bowl liv. tomorrow night the kansas city chiefs, the san francisco 49ers ready to battle it out with the globe watching. we're going to have everything you need to know to get ready for this super bowl game. >> can't wait for that. are you ready? i'm a bay area guy. i'll be rooting for the niners. >> i'll be rooting for chiefs as a philly girl. but for now let's begin this hour with a check of the lead

ins. senators are getting a break this weekend in the impeachment trial of president trump. on friday evening the senate voted against calling witnesses in the trial. the senators will be back on monday morning when the defense and prosecution begin their closing arguments and then on wednesday the senate will vote on whether to acquit the president a day after he gives his "state of the union" address to congress. after three years of intense negotiations the united kingdom has finally left the european union. brexit was made official at 11:00 p.m. local time friday night severing the 47-year relationship that began after world war ii. thousands of brexit supporters gathering outside parliament there to celebrate the historic milestone. u.k. citizens originally voted to leave the eu back in 2016. there will be an 11-month transition period to negotiate trade agreements and other issues. and breaking news in the college admission scandal. lori loughlin and her husband are going on the offensive

months after being charged with new felonies. the prosecutors say they've been hiding evidence. and they argue the money they spent to get their daughter into ufc were legitimate donations. kobe bryant was remembered by his teammates and thousands of fans before tip off of the first lakers game since his death. nbc's steve patterson was there. he's outside the staples center, the home kobe built this morning in l.a. steve, good morning. such a powerful tribute. >> reporter: peter, this was a friday night where so much that happened during the actual game was completely overshadowed by the tributes, the tears and the emotional toll felt before and after starting with a stirring remembrance before tip-off. it's the house that kobe built. before tip-off, the staples center felt more like church.

like a spotlight soaked halo kobe's two retired jerseys hung over the congregation, their first game back since losing their brother. every laker wearing his jersey, every laker taking the court in his memory. >> number 24. >> reporter: outside thousands came just to be a little closer. lakers leader lebron james with a mamba for life newly tattooed on his leg spoke to the fans. >> tonight we celebrate the kid that came here at 18 years of age, retired at 38 and became probably the best man we've seen over the last three years. >> reporter: meanwhile the ntsb investigating what went wrong in a crash that killed kobe bryant, his daughter gianna and seven

others. sources close to the investigation telling nbc news that while the pilot was certified to fly by instrument in low visibility the charter company long island express helicopters was not. but after a long week, laker nation rose up and honored kobe by playing through the pain. >> so in the words of kobe bryant, mamba out, but in the words of us, not forgotten. live on, brother. >> reporter: and so the game itself was one of those hard fought mamba-style battles with the laker coming up just short. meanwhile the mayor here has announced plans for a public memorial with no date set just yet. peter? >> it was such a powerful

tribute watching the highlights of that moment last night. i was struck this week as a dad of daughters with the hashtag girl dad. >> made a remarkable connection. >> and i know that resonated with you that girl dad and so many families frankly across the country and our hearts do go out to his family. we're going to begin in the pacific northwest. let's walk over to the weather wall together and check things out. we see rain and snow beginning to work its way into the area. keep in mind we see windy conditions pushing through with gusts upwards of 41 miles per hour in places like walla walla, you get the idea it's going to be a very windy day as we head through the afternoon. low pressure system moves through, heavy rain, local flooding and gusts we talked about. the possibility of some avalanches, too, as we take a look at that.

and another front begins to pass through. gusty winds and heavy sagain be than normal but a little cooler than yesterday. temperatures are in the 60s. upper 60s into the interior valley. concord, 67. livermore, 67. morgan hill. 69 degrees. santa cruz, 67. if you're along the coastline, expect to see some areas of cloud cover and we will remain mostly clear today, but we've got a cold front that is expected to make its way in tomorrow and bring up some wind advisories through the afternoon. >> and that's a look at your weather. >> thank you. and coming up are you guys ready for some football? >> go bills. >> i don't think they're in this one. as the chiefs and 49ers get ready to battle it out on the ready to battle it out on the field we'll talk well it finally happened, zachary. somebody burned down my she shed.

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playoffs with eight touch down passes and worth mentioning if the chiefs win mahomes will be only the third african-american quarterback in nfl history to lift the lombardy trophy. it's also been 50 years since the chiefs won the super bowl. something they know all too well in kansas city. >> who's going to win? the chiefs are the favorites a 63% chance of winning according to projections. but of course it's really anyone's game at this point. >> nbc's mike tirico with more on what to expect. >> we are certainly ready and looks like a great day tomorrow and everything in place for a terrific super bowl. >> two of the best young qbs in the game, patrick mahomes, jimmy garoppolo 28. mahomes obviously a household

name. who has the advantage heading into tomorrow night's game. >> that is interesting because garoppolo has two super bowl ring and mahomes feels like has more experience on the field. he has not been asked to throw the football a lot, but we did see him in big games at new orleans this year win a shootout, so he can do it. but mahomes, there's something electric about him. there's a magic about him, his ability to rollout, throw, make these passes across his body. he's got that little electricity about him. so if there's a guy who can be a break out star after this, it is patrick mahomes. >> all right, a lot of anticipation there. let's talk about the coaches now. andy reid, i have a soft spot in my heart for andy reid. i'm from philadelphia. of course he used to coach the eagles and of course the 49ers kyle shanahan. and this is in his family so talk about the stakes for these two coaches. >> we'll go philly first, kristen, and you're right. andy reid survived philly.

13 years they got to a super bowl. they were disappointed with him when he was there but now he's gone they realize how special he was, terrific work in aikt years in kansas city. if there's a sentimental play for people around football it's andy reid finally winning a super bowl. he's been so good for so long. kyle shanahan, his dad was a super bowl winning coach. his dad still gets video of all the practices the 49ers had to stay in touch with what his son is doing. it's a great connection. either one would be terrific worthy super bowl champion head coaches after tomorrow night. >> you're not calling the game so we can ask you this, who do you like? >> you mean i have to pick? my head says san francisco and their foreman pass rush will be a little too much but my heart says kansas city. so there right down the middle for you. if you make me pick i'll say kansas city.

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of pace. he has no idea what this is really all about. here at miami cancer institute his treatment includes proton therapy. >> would you say this is kind of like where the magic happens? >> yeah. >> reporter: the protons target the cancer cells with laser beam precision and there's minimum side effects. is it a bad day every day you wake up and hear the word cancer? >> no. >> what would be something that would completely take your mind off all this? >> i'd say a trip to the super bowl. >> that would be a dream, wouldn't it? really tickets are thousands of dollars. but you'd love to go? >> yes. >> for a kid who's been fourth and ten too many times, his hail

mary pass about to be completed. what is going on? >> i don't know. >> you have no idea, but guess what? this is the mayor. come on over here, mayor. >> so behalf of the city of miami we have this very special salute which salutes your bravery, your commitment to our city and the hope and the ens operation that you are for so many of us. from the super bowl committee we have this special football, we've got this nice ball cap for you and we thank you for everything you've done to inspire so many people and we are here along side you fighting with you. okay, buddy? >> it was good. what would make it better? >> tickets. >> what? >> tickets. >> well, let's get the doctor over here. did you hear what he just said? >> yes, i did. on behalf of miami institute and all of us here we would like to give you two tickets to super bowl liv.

>> can you find any words? dig deep, what do you say? >> thank you. >> his chosen team sunday, kansas city. and the chief's defensive tackle mike pinel who beat cancer as a child himself is rooting for him. what do you say to him as the game is getting ready any day now? >> stay strong. >> his mom. how do you feel right now? >> i feel excited, emotional. >> i personally could not imagine seeing a more deserving person get these tickets. >> reporter: the game hasn't even started but we already have a winner. so the big question he got two tickets, who is he taking with him to the game over here, well

his twin sister and his mom say they don't like football so they're not going, so he's still trying to figure out and i would say about this time he has more friends in south florida than anybody else. what a great story, guys. >> that is for sure. >> what an incredible story. kerry sanders, thank you so much for that. it is hard to think of anyone more deserving. >> you think of gedarius but all those people committed themselves to helping those young people. our thanks to our nurses and doctors around the country. and still to come for many they're the best part of the super bowl. we'll show you the commercials that already have people

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good saturday morning. it is 6:26, here is a live look outside, at levi stadium. in santa clara. it looks like it is covered in some clouds this morning.

hopefully the niners are going to feel sunshine on them this weekend. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast. i saw a little bit of low cloud this morning. and here is look at san francisco. we're going to keep some of that fog, at least through 10:00 a.m., and more or less, along the coastline, in some spots and also up to the north bay, but our temperatures are a little chillier in some spots including nasa at 39 and san jose, 45, but i do want to give you a closer look at your day ahead. so if we're in the 60s yet again, and 67 for santa cruz and 61 for san francisco, and 65 in santa rosa, and bay area skies mostly clear, we're tracking some changes in the form of a cold front, heading into tomorrow. and it is going to happen as our temperatures are going to drop by as much as 10 degrees in some area, and the winds are also expected to pick up. i will have more on the forecast coming up. >> we will see you for that, vianey, thanks. the bay area now has its

first confirmed case of coronavirus. the south bay man is being treated right now. he is the seventh case in the u.s., the third in our state. officials are urging people not to panic. they are also saying what to do if you do have the symptoms. doctors say the unidentified man flew into san jose one week ago from wuhan, china, and then developed the symptoms. he is being self-quarantined inside his home. health officials say a few people came in contact with him and now that there is one case in the bay area, they want people to know there is a much higher risk of getting the flu. >> the one case in fact does not change the risk to the general public. our assessment is that the public at large is still at low risk. >> the u.s. government is taking action this weekend, beginning tomorrow, all ports of entry will be closed to foreign nationals, who have traveled to china in the last few weeks. now to another developing story, a shooting just before 9:00 last night, in the parking

lot of deer valley high school in antioch. this happened during a fight after the boy's basketball game against antioch high school. police say the 16-year-old student, a boy, was shot three times. he was taken to the hospital where he remains in critical condition. 6:29. coming up this morning on today in the bay, super bowl sunday is tomorrow, we're going to take you out to miami, in about 30 minutes from now, for a report from our own, and we will have that the top stories and the local forecast for our super bowl parties here, coming up at 7:00. right now back to the "today."

good morning. the stage is set for acquittal. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the u.s. senate with only two republicans breaking rngs voting against calling witnesses in the impeachment trial of president trump. top democratic chuck schumer calling it a tragedy while some senate republicans say even though the president acted inappropriately, he does not deserve to be impeached. we're live on capitol hill. peanut allergy break through. a major step this morning as the fda approves the first treatment ever for peanut allergy. parents of the 1 million children and teens who suffer now taking note. and gearing up for the big

game. super bowl liv just hours away while tens of mellians tune in for the commercials and the shakira and j.lo halftime show. we have it all covered for you today, february 1st, 2020. >> all the way from new orleans. >> go penguins! >> 13th birthday. >> go chiefs. >> i'm 8 and i'm dillan gray. >> good morning and welcome back to "today" on this pre-super bowl sunday, saturday morning. we've got three birthdays in the

house. what better way to celebrate. >> happy birthday to her. she is pumped up, excited for the big game and all these guys are excited for the big game. thank you guys for being here. >> we've got to help find these guys a pretty good-sized tv for those just visiting new york for the weekend. we want to begin with today's news and the next steps in the impeachment trial of president trump. the president is expect today be acquitted on wednesday after the senate voted on friday not to call witnesses in his trial. nbc's jeff bennett, our colleague is covering all of it from capitol hill this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the senate has now ushered in the final phase for mr. trump's senate impeachment trial after that vote to call witnesses failed largely on partisan lines. the president is now on track for that expected acquittal by mid next week. this morning president trump's impeachment trial entering its final stages. senators overnight agreeing to proceed with a plan to vote to

acquit mr. trump next week. the lawmakers have this weekend off, a chance for the four democratic presidential candidates who have been stuck in washington to get back on the trail ahead of the iowa caucuses. on monday the house managers and the president's defense team present closing arguments. that's followed by speeches by the senators themselves. all of it leading up to a final vote on the articles of impeachment scheduled for wednesday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, a day after president trump is due to deliver his annual "state of the union" address. the senate pushing forward after republicans rejected democrats last ditch effort on friday subpoena former national security advisor john bolton and acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. the vote, 51-49. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: two key republicans voting now. alaska's lisa murkowski condemning the house democrats' case as rushed and flawed. and tennessee's lamar alexander claiming the president's acs were not impeachable.

>> i agree he did something inappropriate. but i don't agree he did anything akin to treason, bribery, high crimes and misdemeanor. i think there's a big gap there. >> reporter: alexander suggesting voters should decide mr. trump's fate, not the senate. democrats pushing back. >> look, the bottom line is when the president does something so egregious as my colleagues have said, you don't look the other way. the very charge goes to the fairness of our elections, and very few people doubt that he would do it again and again and again. he's already tried several times. >> reporter: adding to the drama, the president's impeachment lawyer white house counsel pat cipollone is named in yet another new report about john bolton's forthcoming tell-all book which nbc news has not reviewed. "the new york times" published on bolton's account of an oval office meeting in early may in which mr. trump directed him to help with his pressure campaign to extract damaging information

on democrats from ukrainian officials. bolton claims that cipollone atten attended the oval office meeting with the president along with mulvaney and trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. the president denying it, writing i never instructed john bolton to setup a meeting with rudy giuliani. that meeting never happened. in some other news the trump administration is expanding its travel ban. extending travel restrictions to six new countries including myanmar, sudan and nigeria. all six of these countries have significant muslim populations and this is an effort by the trump administration to curb or limit immigration from these countries. >> all of it as the 2020 race picks up on monday. and there is much more to get to this morning including growing concerns over the deadly coronavirus and the aggressive steps being taken to halt its

spread. on friday u.s. health officials declareed the virus a public health emergency and put 195 americans who just arrived from wuhan, china, under a mandatory 14-day quarantine. and also barring any foreign nationals who visited china in the last two weeks from entering the u.s. this comes as the seventh u.s. case was confirmed in northern california. some good news this morning for children who suffer from peanut allergies. a groundbreaking new drug has just been approved by the fda. it's meant for children between the ages of 4 and 17 who have severe reactions to eating or even being near peanuts. the pill that contains peanut protein powder works effectively by helping kids gradually build up a tolerance to the nuts. but important to note it is not a cure. kids who have the allergy must still avoid peanuts as usual. >> a lot of parents are going to like that news. well, that is the news. you ready for a lilt weekend boost? >> we could use it. you know that feeling when you hear someone singing and you

just have to join in, that's exactly what happened when an entire park full of people this weekend. it all started with one man who belted out a little bon jovi. ♪ we got each other and that's a fact ♪ ♪ oh, we're halfway there oh, we're living on a prayer ♪ >> great, and they are carrying that tune. park goers joined the man for the chorus of the 1986 hit "living on a prayer." what a fantastic moment. what a fantastic song. >> he's going to show up next saturday night like where's my people, let's do it again. that was a fun one. still ahead we're checking out the multibillion dollar per bowlsu this is my body of proof. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis.

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stars and spend millions of dollars to try and win viewers over of course with their commercials. sam brock is in miami for more. he's passing to me, sam. >> reporter: let me tell you about this, kristen. so so many big commercials and top musicians turned into old school cowboys, life before alexa and helping pets with cancer treatment. and we haven't even gotten to the game yet. we know in recent years has been a trend of revealing buzzy ads. this years ads has a bumper crowd. >> come out, come out wherever you are. >> reporter: the super bowl for advertisers is already under way. what kind do you think really connects with viewers? >> doreitodoritos. >> reporter: a dance off is a fan favorite with some

competition, and takes on classic movie characters. >> here's mountain dew zero. >> reporter: and drag queens, trailblazing new ground with its slogan here we go. with 100 million eyeballs wer super bowl advertisers are sparing no expense. comedians jimmy fallon, former "snl" director rachel rerch and ellen are making super bowl pitches. a 30 second spot runs around $6 million. microsoft choosing to highlight history. katie ceres offensive coach will be the first to coach the super bowl. and a message on fighting

cancer. an emotional package of spots with some laugh out loud moments just in the nick of time. now, there will be some surprises, peter and kristen. there's 77 spots total. most of them actually have not been revealed yet. i don't know what your favorites are as of yet. for me it's personally the cheatochea cheetos popcorn and in the words of m.c. hammer, can't touch this. >> can't touch it now after all of that. i love the jimmy fallon one as well. >> here's the thing i love super bowl sunday everyone's watching the game and commercials come on and everyone's like shh. we need to watch some commercials. >> it's the best part of the game. dave price, what do you think? the commercials or the game, what are you tuning in for? >> well, my bills are out so i'm tuning in for the commercials. but these guys are tuning in for

the chiefs for the game. these guys are tuning in for the chiefs and the game. and by the way how about a big hand for sam brock, some extra effort in that live shot, huh? let's take a check of the weather and see what's happening all around the country on this super bowl weekend. also this is the big story, puxatony phil, sunday morning will he see his shadow or not? the weather will be cloudy if he sees his shadow, six more months of winter. but doesn't look likely. widespread warmth through the plains. look at those numbers. ome hu omaha hue the 50s and that spreads sunday with some numbers in that white area 30 degrees or more warmer than they should be. that's a quick look at the national maps. al in san francisco, we're

getting into the super bowl, too, our home team playing out there, cloud cover, with current temperatures in the 40s and 50s of the microclimate highs for this afternoon will be comfortable. 63 degrees in oakland. 66 in san jose. and 61 in san francisco. and 67 in concord. and the bay area skies will have mostly clear conditions a couple of areas of cloud cover mainly at the coastline. satellite radar shows gusty winds with the cold front expected to drop for tomorrow. >> that's a quick look at the weather. let's say hello to everyone in marrero, louisiana. and hello and thanks to everybody who came out today. back inside to you. >> they are pumped up for the big game. thank you for that. >> our friend from #'s early today with a look at today's pop start. >> so good to see you, too. all right, good morning, everybody. there's the commercials, the game and of course the halftime show. what we are learning about

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right? >> happy birth ai day to her. two of my most favorite performers of all-time. >> we say history making, too. because for the first time headlining the show. let's move on now. how does the $10 founding father without a father get to the big screen? you don't have to wonder anymore. that's because the broadway phenomenon hamilton is headed to a theater near you. >> hopefully sooner than later. i think it's no secret that we filmed it. we filmed the show with the original cast the week before the beginning cast members began to leave the show. and what i'm most excited about there will be a point of which you all have that friend that brags, we're stealing that brag from everyone. we're just trying to find the right time. >> so if you didn't get a chance to see hamilton on broadway,

this is your shot. as you heard from hamilton himself the movie will be previously filmed footage of the original cast on stage. and i'm so glad -- at least more people will get a chance to see this. >> peter, saver it. first in line. >> it got me into theater. it's a great history civics lesson. more people should see it. finally let's talk about the crown. if you were hoping to see the latest drama play out in the show, you're utof luck. it was announced the series will end with season 5. adding now we have begun work for stories for season 5 it has become clear to me this is the perfect time and place to stop. as for who will get the crown for the final season -- the good news we still have two more seasons to look forward to. >> i'm in denial about this

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fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. good morning, i'm kira klapper. coming up next on today in the bay, we take you live to miami wildfire the 49ers faithful are taking over south beach a live report in just a few minutes. plus, the first official case of the coronavirus in the bay area, what the health department is saying about the risk to the public. and vianey is tracking still above seasonably warm temperatures today. but a cooldown begins. and takes us right into a windy super bowl sunday tomorrow.

good saturday morning. it is 7:00 on the dot here is a live look outside. over saint james park. this is in san jose. you can see it is cloudy out there. even some low fog, as you head out on this saturday morning. february 1st. the first day of a new month.