impeachment endgame. closing argument set to goat under way if the trial of president trump after senate hears from new witnesses. our first glimpse of 2020. democratic hopefuls face off for the first time as the iowa caucus gets under way. the stringent new travel ban on china as the death toll continues to grow. the explosive allegations against top executives of victoria's secret. and they have done it. chiefs are super bowl champions here in miami.

>> the kansas city chiefs bring home their first lombardi trophy in 50 years. the highlights from their super bowl victory against the 49ers, plus the halftime show getting rave reviews. >> good morning to you i'm cori coffin. >> and i'm frances rivera. 49ers jump back to an early 3-0 lead but it's k.c. star quarterback patrick mahomes with a touchdown. then the 49ers strike back they tie it up, 10-10. rahim mauser punches it in from a yard away for the 20-10 lead, but then it was all chiefs first mahomes finds kelsey for

the touchdown. then williams turns on the jets with a 38-yard run to the house. the chiefs won it, 31-20 it is pure jubilation for andy reid, the first super bowl victory for the veteran coach and at 24, mahomes is the first to win the super bowl mvp honors they come back the first time since 1970 fans back home couldn't be more excited. thousands cheered for their team from downtown kansas city, and a victory parade is set for wednesday morning. >> huge congratulations to them. all right. to capitol hill we go. the final phase of president trump's impeachment trial gets under way today. on friday night the senate voted against hearing from any new witnesses or allowing new evidence, setting the stagefor an all but assured acquittal on wednesday, but today house impeachment managers will forge ahead with their final arguments to try to convince senators to remove the president meanwhile a new nbc/"wall street

journal" poll shows the nation is still deeply divided over impeachment with 46% supporting his removal and 49% against removing president trump in impeachment. nbc's tracie potts joins us now with the latest from d.c trac tracie, a very important and momentous week ahead. >> we've got the final arguments today, the state of the union tomorrow, and presumably the final vote ending this trial on wednesday. and what we're hearing so far with no witnesses and republican support, it's giving president trump a lot of confidence as he prepares to head to capitol hill technically still in the middle of his trial president trump tells fox news channel tomorrow night's state of the union will focus on accomplishments, not impeachment. >> which was total nonsense. it was all nonsense. it should never happen to another president. >> the ayes are 49, the nays are

51. >> with no witnesses being heard, 53 republicans are poised to clear the president wednesday, even though some admit democrats did prove their case. >> you now have senators on both sides of the aisle admitting the house made its case. the only question is should the president be removed from office. >> whether you like what the president has done or not, does it come to the point of removing a president from office? i don't believe this does. >> some moderate republicans say even though the evidence proves that asking ukraine to investigate his political rival was an abuse of power, it's up to the voters, not the senate, to decide the president's fate. >> it was wrong. inappropriate is the way i would say, improper, crossing the line and then the only question left is who decides what to do about that. >> well, who decide as what to do about that? >> the people. the people. >> justice at the ballot box, not on the senate floor.

now, you mention the poll. that poll also told us that president trump could be in jeopardy if the general election were held today. according to our n b kb wall c l street journal" poll would be he would be beaten by biden. >> thank you so much. fascinating numbers when it comes to the race in 2020. now, president trump, as he gets ready to take on the others, the democrats, the candidates have a huge day ahead of them more than 200,000 people are expected to way in on the iowa caucus tonight, getting a first crack at who will be the democrats' nominee, the democrats making their final pitch to the public. priscilla, talk about the momentum leading up to today. >> reporter: good morning. it's a huge day here today in iowa we're going to get our first

look at what democratic voters are thinking about this field tonight, and a number of the koenltds have been here and spent countless overs over the past months campaigning, and it all comes down to tonight. so a number of them were in town this weekend to make their final pitch to voters. talk a listen to what they had to say. >> we are going to beat donald trump! yes. >> if the turnout is high, we're going to win >> the next president of the united states, not even he or she will be above the law, period. >> i'm asking you to take this over the goalpost for me i'm asking you to score a touchdown -- okay, enough, enough. >> it's no longer talking about how to win it's proving that we can do it, and that starts with you >> now, some of those candidates are still in state today both andrew yang and pete buttigieg are going to be

kicking off voter canvases with their voters some are going to be flying in later tonight to real request with their supporters as those results start to come in we actually just got word elizabeth warren is going to be holding a teleton town hall. this is a huge night for them. some will be leading the state with more momentum while others may start to lose steam heading into new hampshire. >> it's going to be a long day ahead for everyone including yourself, priscilla. thank you. let's talk about the coronavirus. the u.s. is taking steps to protect the public they have now implemented new travel restrictions, all of this aimed at combatting the spread of the virus all of this comes as the number of cases continues to rise

there have been more than 300 killed so far in nearly 18,000 people affected. most of those cases have been in china. but here in the u.s., the cases do continue to rise as well. we have so far 11 with the most recent cases in california. for the latest, we turn to our nbc reporter live in beijing for us to break it all down. good morning to you, janis. >> reporter: good morning. the ban bans any foreigners from entering the country if they've been to china as well as any u.s. citizen who's visited the province of wuhan for 19 days. many call this mean saying the u.s. was the first to pull its stock, the first to push for stronger travel restrictions, effectively banning anybody who stepped foot into china, which

is a lot of people given the amount of air traffic. perhaps it's no coincidence then that the flights that were to evacuate hundreds of americans from wuhan back to the united states have been postponed people who were notified to be at the airport were notified to hang tight until further notice. meanwhile the numbers continue to edge higher here and everything seems to be in short supply china is opening the first of at least three emergency hospitals, this one in wuhan, built literally in days with millions of people watching on a leave stream over state television will be staffed by military doctors and nurses as well, the sense that the numbers will go higher is pretty rampant here there are still a lot of restrictions that are in effect. the holiday has been extended. but the government is also discouraging people from rushing back to work in the cities too

quickly. cori. >> janis, thank you. now, to a terror attack in the uk police have named the suspect who stabbed two people on the streets in london. he was wearing a fake explosive device when he carried out his attack outside of central london authorities shot and killed him immediately after. he was under surveillance after he was found to be planning for an attack. what's the weather looking like, janessa? >> once again it's starting to impact wyoming to montana, billings to higher elevations, forecasting right now 6 to 8 images that same storm system will enter the deep south by tuesday, wednesday, thursday afternoon. this will be a multi-day river threat across the tennessee valley where we will see 2

clouds start to break apart. still very windy in southern california highs still in the mid-50s the great news, the storms are moving across the pacific so things should dry out this afternoon. >> this afternoon, that's great. good times there. anorthe fifth time was not the pl f pamela anderson. and a top victoria's secret executive accused of sexually harassing the models the utter delight of free wi-fi... . oh man this is the best part. isn't that you? yeah. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too.

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we are celebrating black history all throughout the month of february, and today we remember gwen eiffel, the trailblazing reporter and anchor who died in 2016 she was a longtime news anchor and before that she worked at nbc news and recently she was honored as the face of the postal u.s. services black heritage forever stamp. when you think of athletes on campus, you think of football, basketball, baseball now some schools are giving scholarships for ee sports

players. >> who are your 2018 collegiate champions. >> this is one of the proudest moments oomz in tins in history hard fought without any pads or cleats. >> we showed them how dominant we were in this tournament. >> sharp minds, dexterous fingers, and killer instincts. these are elite student athletes across the country, provided scholarships and top tier facilities to play video games at the highest level you heard that right. >> it's more cerebral, more controlled. >> jeffrey du is team captain for the skill-based strategy game league of legends jeff played a lot of video games and he got really good now he's balancing a degree in computer engineering with the rigorous practice necessary to stay at the top of the game and one day gopro. >> there are a lot of similarities between traditional

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