as we end here on "today in the bay." have a good morning. this morning, no results from iowa, after massive problems with the app used to record and relay the votes. help lines jammed. officials saying they're working to make it right. voters left angry and confused. but candidates giving victory-like speeches anyway. >> one step closer to becoming the president of the united states. >> we feel good about where we are. >> i have a good feeling, we're going to be doing very, very well here in iowa. >> this morning, inside the problems causing the confusion, as the nation waits to find out the true winner.

divided we stand. president trump set to deliver his state of the union address, to a bitterly split congress and country. just ahead, what to watch before tonight. cross-country mess. a winter storm that's about to spread snow, ice and rain from the midwest to new england. al is tracking it all. those stories plus, inside the outbreak. the race to get americans out of china, as cases of the coronavirus triple in the last week. fight of his life. >> i have to tell you something today that i wish i didn't have to tell you. >> conservative radio host rush limbaugh reveals his lung cancer diagnosis. what it means for the future of his show. and hometown heroes. the super bowl-winning chiefs arrive in kansas city, with the trophy in hand. their plans for a massive victory parade. as j. lo pulls back the curtain on what led up to that unforgettable halftime performance.

today, tuesday, february 4th, 2020. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. it's 7:02 a.m. on tuesday. and we still don't know who won iowa. >> this would be the point of the show where we would be telling you who won iowa. instead, it is chaos. here's the results. there are no results. none to report. zero precincts reporting. officials with iowa's democratic party are citing, quote, inconsistencies. they're blaming the problems on a new app that is set to be used in future primaries. the backup plan to call in results, that failed, too. the phone lines were jammed. while the results in iowa are sorted out, the candidates are moving on to the next battleground, new hampshire.

we have it all covered, beginning with peter alexander, in des moines waiting for those results. >> reporter: good morning to you. caucus confusions. these caucuses are now in the book. but it's anybody's guess who the winners are after the issues overnight. the first nation contest is supposed to resolve questions about the field of candidates. instead it's raising new questions about the credibility of the caucuses themselves. >> at some point, the results will be announced. >> reporter: with an unprecedented breakdown in reporting the returns. after waiting all night and early into the morning, still no winner has been declared. >> the iowa democratic party is working to get these results and get them straight. i want to make sure they're careful in their deliberations. >> reporter: the iowa party said they found inconsistencies with the results of the caucuses. it was doing to a reporting

issue and not a hack or intrusion. the app was not hacked. caucus officials saying it was confusing and difficult to download. the lack of results, giving each candidate a chance to spin it in their favor. >> we don't know all the results. but we know, by the time it is all said and done, iowa, you have shocked the nation. >> i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well here in iowa. >> it is too close to call. i'm going to tell you what i do know. >> you won. >> we know there's delays. but we know one thing -- we are punching above our waist. >> reporter: the iowa democratic party announcing the delays saying the results is pair mound.

and president trump won the republican caucuses in iowa. his campaign manager, taking aim at the democrats. tweeting without evidence, quality control equals rigged? the delay raising new questions about the future of the iowa caucuses, a voting process that already confuses many across the country. unlike primaries, where voters cast a secret ballot, caucusgoers declare their pick. but if they get less than 15%, they are called unviable, and then, they move to a new group before a new count was taken. a process that can go on for some time. david plouffe, who managed barack obama's 2008 campaign, says 2020 may be end of the line for iowa. >> this was already under threat. and this is just going to add to that. >> reporter: the iowa democratic party says the results here will come out later today. there were a series of phone calls last night between the party and the campaigns.

particularly frustrated by the failure was the bernie sanders campaign. these campaigns rely on a big moment here for momentum and money here as they head to new hampshire. the primary there, exactly one week from today. and pouncing on all of it, the president of the united states, donald trump on twitter describing it as an unmitigated disaster for the democrats. back to you in new york. >> thank you. let's turn to chuck todd and cynthia mcfadden, who has been up all night, looking into what happened here. what did you find out? >> the headline is, it wasn't the russians in this case. the democrats did it to themselves. the democrats wanted to get the a new app to get faster results from the 1,700 caucuses and thought it would be more transparent. it didn't turn out that way. what happened was essentially

caucus chairs were supposed to download the app to their personal cell phones. already, security -- >> yes. >> that's what they were supposed to do. it came out really late. as they start trying to do that -- >> they got the app late? >> yeah. >> they didn't get it until yesterday? >> we don't know exactly when they got it, but they told us they got it late in the process. many were working on it yesterday and yesterday morning. nbc news was able to review a memo from some of the party and caucus chairs, saying nobody having trouble with the app should feel dumb they knew yesterday morning, long before voting commenced, there was a problem. >> i thought they had backup plans of all of that we're going to have paper cards and we can recount that's what they're doing now? >> that's what they are doing. thank goodness for the paper i mean, they did have people write down their selection >> it's 2020 thank goodness for the paper >> and now, they're recounting those. we shoul note, you know,

we knew by 5:30, at least 12 of the caucus chairs were unable to use the app. it turned out to be a lot more than that. they went to the phone two hours some waited. >> some of the chairs couldn't get in with the party. >> yeah. they couldn't get through. >> chuck, let me turn to you on this we have a literal can you hear me now moment with the iowa caucus situation iowa is supposed to be about momentum it's supposed to be the momentum of the candidates. if we look at this set of events, who wins >> if you look at the entrance polls we have and how that extrapolated out, it's the best we have. the data we have it appears to comport what we see in the entrance polls. you think about, who benefits -- the person who benefits the most from this glitch might have been joe biden. >> explain that. >> all indications are that joe biden was sitting there

somewhere in the third or fourth range in the -- with the first alignment, and after realignment, and he was below threshold in quite a few spots, why he polled okay in the entrance poll, it's very possible that once they do the delegate reallocation, he was going to be in fourth. the warren campaign believes that other campaigns also believe that our entrance polls indicate there was a real possibility of that too so if you look at it in that sense, he may have dodged a bullet and you look at pete buttigieg, it appears he brought more people to the caucuses than anybody else but his campaign is claiming he had more people show up his was the most spread ou and more across the board. if it was the caucuses we had in real-time, and the data, he may have been the one on the second realignment.

the point is this, savannah, i mean pete buttigieg -- it's a national story for him he went the old-school way iowa/new hampshire iowa/new hampshire he didn't build a national campaign this is where this totally wastes -- think about it i was tallying it up i'm up to some $300 million that may have just been wasted by all of these campaigns combined. i feel bad for the workers, the paid and the unpaid. >> think of the people who spent the better part of a year knocking on doors. giving speeches. >> they left lives back home it's awful >> we are egregiously over time. but it's been talked about for a long time, should iowa go first? >> yeah. sorry. >> is this the moment where the democrats -- i mean, republicans make iowa first, too is this where it ends? >> this is the third-straight caucuses we had a dispute about the results. 2012, republicans took days to tell us who won.

2016, there's disputes about who won. >> .2 of a point, yes. >> i think iowa will do the country a favor, i think they will move to primary we just learned, it's done >> chuck todd, cynthia mcfadden. i would say both of you were up all night, in fairness get some rest and thank you. >> guys, to you. we have a big story on politics craig has that >> good to see you good morning, as well. that's right the president of the united states, delivering his state of the union address. he will deliver that address to a divided nation tonight and he'll do it on the eve of his all-but certain impeachment acquittal. nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker is at the capitol with more on what we can expect to hear from president trump tonight. good morning >> reporter: craig, good morning. the white house officials say the theme will be the great american comeback. but the optics could not be more complicated with impeachment looming large. republicans are urging president trump not to dwell on the issue, and to look forward.

and all signs suggest that's exactly what he's planning to do but will the president stick to the script in just hours, president trump will come face-to-face with the very lawmakers who will vote wednesday on whether to remove him from office, delivering his state of the union address, against the backdrop of impeachment, which the president has repeatedly slammed as a hoax >> the deranged, witch-hunt hoax >> reporter: but his acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney said it certainly will not be a theme. instead, he said, the president will lay out his agenda for 2020, while touting what the administration says are accomplishments on trade and the economy. it will not be the first time that the president will address a bitterly divided washington. last year, he spoke after the longest government shutdown in history. and he spoke to stern democrats in congress. >> if there's going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be

war and investigation. it just doesn't work that way. >> reporter: and this image, that went viral of house speaker nancy pelosi, clapping, seeming to capture the tensions. this year's address comes on the heels of democrats and his defense attorneys making their closing arguments monday in the senate impeachment trial top democratic prosecutor, adam schiff, arguing president trump violated his oath of office, by withholding military aid in ukraine for a period, in exchange for investigating the bidens >> if you find that the house has proved its case and still vote to acquit, your name will be tied to his with a cord of steel and for all of history >> reporter: lawyers for the president insists, the president's actions are not impeachable. >> this is to take one election and interfere in another >> reporter: republicans closing ranks around him lisa murkowski had harsh words for president trump, but says she plans to acquit him.

>> the president's behavior was shameful and wrong the voters will pronounce a verdict in nine months and we must trust their judgment >> reporter: now, as for that vote in the senate tomorrow, white house officials are eyeing democrats who they think they can peel off democrats in states that candidate trump won, including joe manchin of west virginia, who yesterday, said he is still undecided to acquit or convict president trump. but he did call on congress to censure him. what would essentially amount to a very public rebuke all as president trump is preparing to deliver his third state of the union address >> kristen welker from the capitol.

nbc will bring you state of the union live tonight 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific and you're headed down to washington, to have coverage alongside lester >> we'll see you tonight and tomorrow meantime, it will be another emotiona day at the harvey weinstein trial, when an accuser who left court in tears returns to the stands today stephanie gosk is following this trial. good morning, steph. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. this was jessica mann's second day on the stand she broke down in sobs and couldn't continue her testimony. the most emotional day hours into a tough and the most emotional day so far. after breaking down into

uncontrollable sobs, unable to regain her composure the defense contends that weinstein and mann had a consensual relationship. it lasted for years and included sexual encounters, according to man. defense attorney donna rotunno, asking, you manipulated weinstein every time, right? jessica responding i guess that's how i protected myself the defense not letting up you made him think you wanted it yes, i would put a face on mann told the court friday the relationship was degrading and she feared what the movie mogul might do if she ended it on cross-examination, rotunno revealed hundreds of text messages exchanged between the two. you sent him e-mails telling him how wonderful he was you sent him e-mails thanking him. you sent him e-mails asking for things yes. mann testified she gave weinstein her cell phone number after it changed, five separate times. at one point, she questioned

mann's judgment on the day of the alleged rape in new york knowing what happened to you in multiple hotel rooms, you thought the best place to go was up to the room i thought the best place was some place private because he was yelling at me. after that alleged rape, mann says weinstein raped her again in a hotel in l.a. mann testified that she told him no, but he ripped her pants. adding afterwards, it was so bad, i crawled to the bathroom on my hands and knees the defense read a message after the assault, asking weinstein to meet her mother, saying, she would love to meet you the 67-year-old pleaded not guilty to all five charges he faces. and denied all claims of nonconsensual sex. this morning jessica mann will have to take the stand again. >> this highlights what a difficult case the prosecutors have here. this cross-examination is so tough with their particular moments that led to the

breakdown. >> yes. >> jessica mann has been emotional throughout her testimony but really what happened yesterday was she was reading an email that she wrote in 2014 to her boyfriend where she was talking about and describing her relationship with weinstein. she said it was controlling but weinstein validated her in a way her parents never did. it was in that moment she sobbed uncontrollably and they asked her to come up and calm down but she couldn't gain control again. the prosecutor, couldn't get control again. >> and the cross-examination continues. >> thank you now, to the latest of the explosive coronavirus outbreak according to the centers for disease and prevention, there's 11 confirmed cases a seattle area man the first american infected, has been released from the hospital saying he's, quote, getting better meanwhile, the government is

planning another airlift to bring another 100 americans home from the wuhan region and to quarantine chinese officials have reported 428 deaths and 15,000 case of coronavirus in china we have a lot more to get to including a heroes' welcome for the kansas city chiefs the chiefs' plane arrived to a water cannon salute. at kansas city international airport. moments later, andy reid stepped off of that aircraft he is holding that lombardi trophy the champions parade and victory rally all set for tomorrow morning. meanwhile, the quarterback, patrick mahomes, guest of honor, riding with mickey and mini and the entire crew. >> we love you, love you your support is amazing. the chiefs team is amazing we brought it home >> it's a tradition for winners

to visit a disney park every year, since 1987 yesterday there was a tweet that surfaced from ten years ago -- seven years ago, 2013, patrick mahomes tweeting saying, i bet it would be cool to say i'm going to disney world after winning the super bowl. >> you're kidding? oh, that's great we'll have more on him we'll look at andy reid, the personal hardship he overcame and the sweet message to his wife after finally winning >> it's a good one let's get our first check of the weather. al is tracking another winter storm. >> this one has got it all severe weather ice, snow. 27 million people at risk for winter weather 14 million people at risk for severe weather you can see it on the radar, starting to fire up. tomorrow, a risk of severe for 28 million people. -- for 9 million through the lower gulf coast and on thursday in the mid-welcome and southeast for 28 million people this system tracked east today, with rain and ice for missouri to ohio. showers and storms texas to tennessee.

then tomorrow the next round of snow and rain moves to the north. gusty storms for the gulf coast. as we push into thursday, we're looking at even more severe weather. rainfall through friday. two to six inches of rain from the gulf into the mid-atlantic states an area of ice from texas into the northeast. upwards of half an inch of ice causing power outages possible and snow we're talking six to eight inches from texas all the way into northern new england and interior new york. this is a travel nightmare right on into the weekend. we'll get your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. chilly start to the day. even below freezing in parts of the north bay. elsewhere some 30s and 40s as you get ready to head out of the doorment we'll see highs reaching the mid to upper 50s today. a little bit warmer than yesterday with a lot sunshine. and it will still be breezy but the winds will calm down as we go throughout the day. the next few days looking at warmer afternoon highs and cool down by early next week with highs only reaching 60 next monday. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al coming up, rush limbaugh reveals his battle with advanced lung cancer. this morning, his warning to listeners and what everyone should know about the signs and symptoms but rst, this is "today" ofin

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visit enbrel.com to see how your joint damage could progress. enbrel fda approved for over 20 years. good morning. 7:26, i'm marcus washington. police are searching for two men who led officers on a high-speed chase across the bay bridge. this is video shot from the traffic camera showing patrol cars in hot pursuit before midnight. this started when oakland police started to stop a car on 13th and international because it matched the description provided by a victim in an attempted rape or sexual assault i should say. police lost the car in san francisco. and the two men got away. officers later found the car abandoned near the panhandle. right now a look at that forecast for you this morning. meteorologist kari hall. >> it is cold and we've also had some gusty winds as the sun rises this morning.

we'll see the tea-- the temperatures continuing to drop down in the upper 30s and then today into the mid-50s with sunshine. even some upper 50s for spots like oakland and santa rosa. warmer than yesterday and that warm b trend continues the rest of the week, upper 60s by friday. looks nice. also a great day to get outside on saturday. on sunday the winds will start to pick up and we'll cool down to the low 60s and that cooling trend continues into the start of next week. let's head over to mike now for an update on the commute. things are looking much better across the san mateo bridge. still haven't reported clear for the incident, of the disabled incident on the high-rise but we see the traffic flowing and speed sensors improving. much better. and now traffic blocking toward the dumbarton bridge and some folks went there as an if alternate and the northbound routes typical through san jose and then the east shore freeway bogs down traveling west past the race track approaching university for the biggest

slowdownment walnut creek interchange starting to build now and south toward alamo. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we'll have another update coming up in the next half hour. the number of uninsured americans,

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that's a promise. and unlike him, mike actually keeps his. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. it's 7:30. it's tuesday morning it's the 4th of february, 2020 this is a live picture of mayor pete buttigieg campaigning in new hampshire. a lot of candidates flew to iowa to new hampshire all night. the thing is they thought they would have results. they thought they would know who won. but they don't know. good morning, everybody. >> that's going to start our check of the democratic headlines. democratic party officials in iowa are working hard to deliver their results in the fist of the nation caucus. technology problems and reporting inconsistencies kept party officials from releasing those results.

they say the delay was the result of a reporting issue and not due to a hack of the party's new results act. officials say the final numbers will be released later today one teenager was killed, five others were injured, after a group of students was hit by a car. this happened in oklahoma. school officials say the students were cross country athletes and they were practicing at the time of the incident the driver fled, police say, but was found and arrested five blocks away. now he's facing several charges, including first degree manslaughter three of the victims are listed in critical condition. some frightening moments for passengers on an air canada flight the boeing 767 was bound for toronto, but had to return after one of its engines was damaged and a tire ruptured in takeoff an f-18 fighter jet was dispatched to evaluate the damage to the landing gear on

the plane. they eventually made a safe landin back in madrid now, a stunning announcement from rush limbaugh the 69-year-old revealing he has advanced lung cancer and will take time off for treatment. nbc's kathy park has the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning to you the conservative commentator doesn't usually hold back on his show but yesterday when it came to his health, he kept the news under wraps. but he decided to avoid speculatio of why he wouldn't be on the air. a day that drew support and reflection >> this has been one of the most difficult days in recent memory for me >> a powerful voice in conservative talk radio, delivering some difficult personal news to his listeners >> i have been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer >> reporter: rush limbaugh revealing th doctors discovered it last

month, after he experienced shortness of breath. this drew mixed reactions. >> we're all praying for the man who has literally paved the way for all of us, especially me >> reporter: president trump calling him a great guy and fantastic political talent, wishing him a speedy recovery. others called for more reaction. actor jon cryer tweeting, he hopes limbaugh gets the best medical treatment. and while he's doing it, he thinks about why he thinks that poor people don't deserve the same thing >> i have a question for the democrats -- when will you people get tired of losing >> reporter: limbaugh's conservative views, paving the way for his dedicated following over 30 news on the year the kingmaker, ally and friend of president trump >> from day one, so incredible good times, bad times. he wasn't waiver because he's tough as hell. >> reporter: limbaugh, most recently slamming the impeachment trial unfolding on capitol hill

>> there's not a crime found this whole thing is a sham >> reporter: the 69-year-old admits he started smoking cigarettes when he was 16, quitting years later he went on to become a fan of cigars >> i happen to love big-ring-gauge cigars. i don't like these thin, little things that make you feel like you're drinking soup if you're going to smoke a cigar, smoke a cigar >> reporter: this is not the first personal struggle limbaugh has shared publicly. in 2001, he addressed losing his hearing, later receiving cochlear implants to restore it. he went to rehab for prescription painkiller addiction. limbaugh, ready to face a new challenge. >> we have a great bunch of doctors and a great team assembled. we are full steam ahead. >> while limbaugh will take time off to have further testing, he will try to return to his radio show as often as he can. >> kathy, thank you.

and we want to return to our nbc medical contributor kathy bazer. he said he had shortness of breath, but thought maybe it's asthma or something else what are the symptoms? >> the most common symptoms of lung cancer would be coughing up blood. it could be a new prolonged or worsening cough. shortness of breath when you take a deep breath in and what we call constitutional symptoms. that's feeling weak or tired losing weight or having decreased appetite >> he talked about smoking cigars and people think cigars are okay they're not like cigarettes. what's the truth there >> no, no. cigar smoking increases the risk 80% of lung chances are secondary to smoking, so definitely a risk factor for him. the treatment and the prognosis is based on a lot of different things, such as the stage and extent of the cancer the person's overall health, what the overall lying lung function is.

people who did smoke can hav emphysema, they may not be able to tolerate a big resection. and the kind of cancer there's two subdivisions of lung cancer and the prognosis depends on which one that is. >> what are the treatment options? i imagine, as the case with most cancers, there are a number of options. >> absolutely. the treatment options can be anything alone or in combination, including chemotherapy, surgery, radiation therapy, immunotherapy when you harvest your own immune system. >> treatment on the cutting edge, right? >> exactly can disable the cancer's ability to grow and divide >> good information, dr. azar. thank you, kathy park. just ahead, how did the chiefs' head coach celebrate the biggest win of his life? >> i didn't spend it with the trophy well, i did. i spent it with my trophy wife how is that? >> up next, andy reid's touching story of triumph after an unimaginable loss in his family. we'll talk about all of it right after this

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here in miami. >> reporter: for andy reid and the kansas city chiefs, this was a moment nearly five decades in the making >> man alive how great is that? >> reporter: since 1971, when he was an imposing 13-year-old, to his years as a college player, to his 21 years as an nfl head coach. this was always the goal. >> how about those chiefs! >> reporter: and for a coach lauded for self-deprecation, he is easy to root for this is a victory celebrated for andy or by andy. >> i'm happy for coach reid. >> he gives me the confidence to go out there no matter what i do it worked out well in the end. >> reporter: but his journey to the football mountain top has not been without ups and downs in 14 years as the head coach of the philadelphia eagles, he led the team to five nfc championships and an appearance in super bowl xxxix.

but a loss to tom brady in the new england patriots helped create a narrative that we could not win the big game and eventually led to his firing and then the tragic death of his son garrett in 2012 to a heroin overdose. >> it's a sad situation. he's battled for a number of years. that doesn't mean you stop loving your son. >> reporter: and in that straight, down-to-earth demea r demeanor football and now, with transcendent quarterback, patrick mahomes and the support of the entire city - >> not only crazy for the chiefs but crazy for the town, too. it brings everyone together. >> reporter: the man affectionately known as big red, has hoisted the lombardi trophy. >> i haven't slept i might stay up another night. >> reporter: how did andy reid spend the best day of his career >> i didn't spend it with the trophy or i did i spent it with my trophy wife

how is that? >> his dry wit is also something people love about him. the victory parade, of course, set for tomorrow last week he was asked although you probably saw this, in one of the pregame interviews, about his grandkids. he has nine grandkids. the grandkids are the best they keep you young and keep your old, as well. like eating sweet and sour park. >> you know what's amazing, super bowl xxxix with the patriots in jacksonville they were down by ten, middle of the fourth quarter, late in the game obviously, didn't pull it off. same situation this year mahomes out there. >> wow all right. let's get a check of the weather. >> depending on where you live, you believe punxsutawney phil out west temperatures way colder and big storm going on so winter is not ending any time soon but in the eastern half of the country, we have springtime temperatures memphis, 66, 16 above average. d.c. will be 17 degrees warmer than usual new orleans, ten degrees above average. more of the same from nashville, raleigh, mobile. then, the back door opens up and

look out saturday, boston, you'll be at 29 good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting out chilly across the bay area. also windy and our sky is clear as we take a live look outside. we're heading into the mid-50s in san francisco. upper 50s for oakland. and some upper 50s in spots in the north bay. in san jose, expect a high of 57 degrees. and our warmer trend continues after this cold morning we'll have one more very chilly morning and then we're looking at some milder weather going into the weekend. but then cooling down again early next week. >> that's your latest weather. hoda >> all right, al just ahead, jessica simpson on her complex relationship with fellow star, john mayer, and the heartbreaking story behind this photo. she said she hates to look at it

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good morning. right now at 7:56 and a sunny start and very chilly. a live look in san jose. as we check out our temperatures right now low 40s for the south bay. upper 30s for a few spots. and some of our inland valleys will warm up into the the mid to upper 50s today. a little bit warmer than yesterday. but a little bit cooler than normal but we'll continue to warm up as we go into the end of the week. by friday we're seeing high temperatures up to 67 degrees. and the weekend also looking nice with sunshine but we do stay dry. still no rain over the next week or so. san francisco will reach into the mid-50s today. then we're going to see our temperatures warming up to about 62 degrees on friday. and saturday we're up to 60 turning windy and cooler on sunday. mike, how are the roads moving?

slow for the south bay but that is a typical pattern. the san mateo bridge much better than half an hour ago so good recovery there but in san mateo, southbound 101 at hillsdale, a disabled vehicle jamming up the commute and that is looking lighter along the stretch of the peninsula. toward the bay bridge, reports of a disabled vehicle but it looks like a typical pattern with slowing down the east freeway and gumming up around golden gate field and northbound 880 across the coliseum and there is the toll plaza and you can see fast track, back to you. a man accused of a deadly stabbing on macarthur platform is expected back in court today. the judge recently found cowell is mentally competent to stand trial but it is still not clear how soon that trial may begin. well san francisco leaders will gather today looking for ways to make the embarcadero safer for bicyclists and e-scooter riders, including creating bike lanes protected by

physical barriers. check our twitter feed later today for the updates. i'm marcus washington. more local news in 30 minutes.

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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, breaking overnight, chaos and confusion. the results from iowa are not in this morning, after issues with it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, breaking overnight, chaos and confusion. the results from iowa are not in this morning, after issues with an app delay the release of who won that caucus. voters are upset, as candidates spin the results >> tonight, an improbable hope became an undeniable reality >> we're in this for the long haul >> i will tell you what i do know - >> you won >> where do things go from here? we're live with the latest plus, open and honest. jessica simpson gets candid as her memoir is released

what she is revealing about her high-profile relationships and the story behind this photo. >> i can't even look at the picture. and living it up ♪ jennifer lopez takes us behind the scenes of her show-stopping super bowl performance the special moment with her daughter offstage that has everyone talking today, tuesday, february 4th, 2020 ♪ >> i'm here with the love of my life >> hey to all of our kids. >> good morning, madison, mississippi. >> here to hug hoda. >> from austin, texas. ♪ >> from birmingham >> "today" turning 60. >> good morning! >> on the "today." show >> oh. >> we need to take a page from those little ones. that was brilliant a lot of work went into that welcome in on this tuesday morning.

we're loving that you send the shout-outs to join in on the fun, post your videos from instagram or twitter and use #mytodayplaza. and you might end up on the show >> that's how we track you down online coming up, a new series in honor of black history month, called "breaking through." >> yeah. tomorrow, we start with a special young lady who has pretty big plans and dreams, as well she's a standout fencer, hoping to chase olympic gold in tokyo this summer. her nickname is the doctor in addition to becoming an olympic fencer, she is in medical school, as well. >> if anything goes wrong with the fencing, you have a doctor right there. we look forward to that. lots to get to at 8:00 here's the news. the morning after the iowa caucuses, voters and the nation waiting for the results. democratic party officials are blaming the holdup on inconsistencies in vote reporting. they're expecting to report later today. nbc white house corresponden peter alexander is on the trail, in des moines for us

good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you the winner is -- we have no idea we still don't know. indecision in iowa the first in the nation presidential contest is supposed to resolve questions about the strength of the candidates in the democratic field instead, it's doing the opposite, actually raising questions about the credibility of the caucuses themselves this morning, the candidates are off to new hampshire, with the iowa caucuses in chaos >> at some point, the results will be announced. >> reporter: with an unprecedented breakdown in reporting the returns. after waiting all night and early into the morning, still no winner has been declared >> the iowa democratic party is working to get these results -- get them straight. and i want to make sure they're careful in their deliberations >> reporter: overnight, the iowa democratic party saying it found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results from caucuses saying the delay was the result of a reporting issue and not due to intrusion on the party's app.

the app was not hacked caucus officials saying it was confusing and difficult to download the lack of results, a chance for each candidate to spin it in their favor. >> we don't know all the results. but we know by the time it's said and done, iowa, you have shocked the nation >> it is too close to call so, i'm just going to tell you what i do know - >> you won >> we know there's delays. but we know one thing -- we are punching above our waist >> reporter: the iowa democratic party announcing the delay hours after the caucuses began, saying the integrity of the results is paramount. president trump won the republican caucuses in iowa and this morning, teed off on twitter, writing, the democratic caucus is an unmitigating disaster david plouffe who managed barack obama's 2008 campaign, says this

may be the end of the line for iowa >> this was already under threat and i think this is going to add to that. >> reporter: the iowa democratic party says the results will be out later today. overnight, two tense phone calls between the party and the campaigns, most frustrated by the failure the sanders campaign all of this, one week out from the new hampshire primary. for the moment, we wait to see what happened here back to you. >> peter alexander thank you very much. president trump is expected to praise the nation in his third-straight state of the union tonight. the tone of the speech will be the great american comeback. the senators in audience will be voting who to remove him from office in closing arguments monday, adam schiff urged them to stand up to the president and his abuse of power

but trump's lawyers say the only proper action is to acquit and leave it to the voters to choose their president. by the way nbc will have live coverage tonight. 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific savannah with lester holt and a full report tomorrow from d.c. >> look forward to that. china says the first patients were admitted to the new hospital, built in just ten days to treat the coronavirus. it was built by construction crews working around the clock in wuhan that's the center of the outbreak there's 20,000 confirmed cases in china a second hospital is scheduled to open later this week. 8:06 it's time for "the morning boost. >> let's take it away. for the last two years, daniel luck has been th student manager of the pace academy basketball team in atlanta. before the big senior night game, his coach had a surprise for daniel ful than anybody i know. you've been great.

we're going to award you senior night. you're dressing without with us on senior night. >> yeah. dressed on senior night. when he finally got to play, daniel surprised everyone else. take a look. daniel hit a three poi-pointer the buzzer. the crowd went krcrazy. not bad for your first time. >> no >> no nerves good for him cool under pressure. >> that's warm coming up next, we're going to go behind the scenes of the super bowl halftime show the video j. lo just posted, including a super-sweet moment with her daughter just before hitting the stage. and jessica simpson gets honest about her relationship with john mayer. >> we were great at intimacy we were great at loving each other. that was easy. but the relationship was very complex. >> it was. much more of our interview with jessica, coming up after this. so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected.

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honest to be behind the smiles and headlines we've seen through the years. take a look. >> oh, gosh. jessica candid i don't know about this. but it's actually what put me in people's homes they saw that i was human. >> reporter: jessica simpson always seemed so care-free, didn't she >> i fell over and all the guys were, like, woo. >> reporter: she was hiding so much the mother of three opened up about the sexual abuse she said she suffered at just 6 years old. >> i have a 6-year-old and a 7-year-old every night, when we pray together, i think of myself at that age and the thoughts that were going through my head i was really scared. >> reporter: her marriage to nick lachey fills up a portion of her book. but she gives a lot of ink to another man she loved. and in pops a guy named john mayer. >> uh-huh. he might be the one that won't want to read this book very much no there's stories in here that john knows

he might be shocked that i reveal ♪ your body is a wonder land >> reporter: john mayer, who has been linked to katy perry and jennifer aniston, stole her heart and broke it over and over again. >> we were great at intimacy we were great at loving each other. that was easy. but the relationship was very complex. and it was always on again/off again. and i went back, close to nine times. >> reporter: and one of the days he broke up, the kennedy center honors >> yes it was the kennedy center honors and he broke up with me, our third breakup or something it was right before i was going to do this huge thing. >> reporter: it was 2006 and jessica was set to perform "9:00 to 5:00" to honor her idol,

dolly parton in the audience, president bush and a room full of dignitaries. >> i drank before i went on stage. that's not john's fault. i'm the one that drank. and i just stopped. and i froze. and i said, i was sorry. and dolly deserved better. >> reporter: jessica left the stage and never finished the song. revisiting that night, and one photo in particular, is still hard for her. you and dolly and reba and shania. >> this picture that most people would hang in their house. >> reporter: yeah. >> like these mentors of mine. they're, like, country goddesses. >> reporter: but the story behind it -- >> the story behind it, i can't even look at the picture. i can't look at my face because i know the pain that i was having. and i didn't feel worthy of being in that photo. >> reporter: in 2009, she was dating tony romo who played for

the dallas cowboys at the time. she said she was feeling confident when she took the stage at a chili cook-off. and then came the photos. >> the picture that circulated and went worldwide break my heart. not the picture necessarily, but the caption. oh, the captions were viral. wait a second. >> reporter: what happened? >> i'm so confused. >> reporter: she calls that chapter in her book, death by mom jeans and says she was a size 4 when those photos were taken. your first thoughts, though, you felt bad for tony. >> i did. i know. i think that comes from other relationships. tony never made me feel that way. i always felt confident when i was with tony. i was taken down by the world. >> reporter: when something like that happened, did the drinking increase? >> yeah. i definitely would drink. i need to. you hear somebody say they need

to, that's not a good sign. >> reporter: in 2010, she met her future husband, eric johnson. they had two children. but the drinking did not stop. she says she knew she hit rock-bottom on halloween of 2017, when she said she couldn't remember who got her kids dressed. >> and i will never live that way again. >> reporter: no alcohol since then. >> no. and eric gave it up immediately with me. he's like okay, babe. i'll do it with you. no big deal. >> reporter: how have you felt since you made that decision? >> everything in my life has been clear since that very moment. ♪ may your actions speak louder than words ♪ give them hell as hard as it hurts ♪ >> reporter: with her new music and memoir, jessica is hoping her journey will inspire others. >> i wanted to give the tools to go back and face them. i know what to do with it all

now. and i'm proud of it. >> she was talking about how she's on the other side of that. and back to the dolly parton moment. she said what really struck her too, after she had flubbed the whole thing. she was in the dressing room and dolly knocked on the door and said, don't worry, sweetie. sometimes i forget the words, too. about the john mayer piece. we reached out his people and he s unavailable for comment.t. so she had a lot to say about john there's more in the book, obviously. >> the book is available for purchase today >> today is the day that the book drops >> wow "open book" apt title. >> yes a lot more in there too. >> it's a good interview you can find the interview on today.com. all right. let's get a check of the weather. >> we're watching this big storm come across the country. right now, looking at 27 million people at risk for winter weather. severe weather for 14 million people that number will grow as the week wears on. here's what we're looking at as far as rainfall amounts through friday, 2 to 4 inches but

locally 5 to 6 in some areas, on the gulf coast to the mid-atlantic icing from texas to the northeast. some spots in the mountains of west virginia, could see half an inch of ice and snow stretching from texas all the way into the upstate -- i should say the midwest, and then into upstate new york, on into northern new england, upwards of 6 to 12 inches of snow but new york and to the south, i-95 corridor, stays j

>> don't >> don't forget, as you head out the door, look for us on our sirius/xm channel, 108 craig? >> mr. daly, pop star. >> you got it. we're going to start with jennifer lopez everyone is talking about the huge halftime performance in the super bowl especially this moment, when her daughter, emme, joined her on stage and killed it. j. lo shared the moments before taking the stage, including a sweet hug and kiss from emme looks like a documentary film crew was there or something. looks like lopez steps out on the platform to start the show. and you get an incredible look of what it must have been like to perform at the super bowl with all of the fireworks and the infamous pole and the whole thing. one thing to note during the halftime show, people were

astounded by the agility of somebody who is 50 years old and it spawned this meme, spread across the internet rather quickly. that's blanche from "golden girls" and 50-year-old j. lo, on a pole >> not blanche devereaux, though >> i wish i could show you a picture of my father when he turned 50, and like ian zeiring, wh is 55 now, and the same phenomenon next up, a 13-year-old boy that's known as nfl kid. if you caught the pregame of the super bowl, you likely saw this three-minute commercial for the nfl's next 100 it features this boy dodging tackles and running all the way to the super bowl. ♪

♪ i had no warning and i kept saying, who is that kid? who is that kid? he is like a star. his name is maxwell bunchie young. he's 13. football and track star. he was named to the 2017 "sports illustrated" sports kid of the year when bunchie was just 9 years old, he broke the age 10 world record for 100-yard dash. and he's gotten scholarship offers in the past after sunday's commercial, i'm sure those will continue to roll in >> bunchie, wow. for the next story, we need help from alexander hamilton ♪ i'm not throwing away my shot i will not throw away my shot ♪ ♪ i'm like my country i'm scrappy and i'm no going to throw my shot ♪ >> if you've had a chance to see "hamilton," good news.

miranda has announced the play will be shown in movie theaters in october of 2021 and have that original cast. everyone can claim they've seen how it originally debuted on broadway finally, "the fugitive." >> i love that movie >> it's getting a new source from the new streaming service quibi. now, a look at the show that shows kiefer sutherland, full tommy lee jones, for his hunt for the fugitive >> the one and only suspect in this morning's bombing he is currently at large and armed. let's go make our case make no mistake, we're going to take him down. he is to be shot on sight. >> i'm already hooked. >> me, too >> jack bauer "24" vibe going on there. quibi launching in april >> one of my all-time movies. >> me too! >> i didn't kill my wife i don't care >> hot house, hen house, there's so many good lines you have a click >> i do. today's video is one i'm sure

parents can relate to. we have a woman who is trying to have fun with the kids but clearly, a children's toy is meant for children struggling to get out of the car. eventually, it's over. a friend recording obviously, not much help >> great friend. that's fantastic. >> guys, look who is here! >> who >> andy samberg. >> get out >> uh-huh. good morning >> walking right in. >> how are you >> "brooklyn nine-nine" is coming back. a lot to talk about. >> and a movie at sundance, too. >> both of those things. >> and palm springs. congrats on that. >> appreciate it you know, it's no "hamilton. >> a lot of buzz >> a lot of buzz >> a lot to talk about with you young man. >> i can't wait. it will be good. >> you like the hours? >> love them, love them. i'm here and awake and alive >> he seems like it. andy samberg tells us all of the news about "brooklyn nine-nine." but first, your local news and

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very good morning to you. i am laura garcia. police searching for two men that led officers on a high speed chase across the bridge. this video shows the hot pursuit near the toll plaza a little before midnight. started when oakland police try to stop the car on 13th and international because it matched the description provided by a victim in an attempted sexual assault. police ended up losing the car in san francisco. the two men got away. officers later found the car abandoned near the panhandle. time to check the morning commute with mike. >> a couple of trouble spots earlier on the san mateo bridge. that cleared. on the san mateo side, we have a

problem. show you that typical build up for silicon valley. southbound, 101 jammed coming from the airport down to hillsdale. chp issued an alert. one lane blocked by a big rig. it will be awhile, has been awhile. 45 minutes so far. that's also bogging down traffic coming in off 92. most significantly coming out of the san mateo hills. on the other side of the bay, we have a typical build up in the last few minutes. minor crash westbound 580 past 13. >> thank you very much. back with another update in a half hour. hope to see you then. have a good morning. here's the america i know.

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♪ good morning, everybody. it's 8:30 on a tuesday morning and enjoying a great morning on our plaza. go, chiefs some k.c. fans out here. did y'all hear the music good morning >> what is happening >> i love your glasses >> what does it mean what does it mean >> it's our way of telling you something very exciting. >> what? what >> yep harry styles coming to our plaza. >> what? >> not only is he coming, he is going to take over for a live concert. mark your calendars, you guys.

wednesday, february 26th >> the line will start tomorrow. >> it really will. >> anybody who is not -- you're looking, i don't know harry styles' music, the new album, "fine line" came out before the holidays quietly one of the best albums in a long, long time >> i thought his last album was critically acclaimed >> and a terrific actor, too speaking of crowds and lines, lauren -- i'm looking for lauren lauren and what's your name >> emma. >> this is emma and ellie. how old is emma? >> i think you need to give savannah that baby >> will you give your baby to savannah guthrie and there goes the baby. >> hi. >> and ellie is like, why did you take my sister how old are the girls? >> ellie is 3. and emma is 3 months >> is it true that you stood in line for the "today" show concert before the girls were

born >> i did, back in the day. so october 2003 i was a senior in college i slept on that street over there, with my girlfriend, eileen and we were here to see sting. >> oh, that was a good one >> i'll bet it was worth it. >> very worth it >> you've come a long way. congrats on being a mom who brings out two little girls by herself to the plaza well done. >> thank you it's an experience i wanted to give them. my dad took me when i was a little bit i'm excited to take my girls now. >> savannah is going to take your girl! >> take my girl! >> i'll take your girl take her right now she's adorable >> we love you guys. >> we love you we're going to sit down with mr. andy samberg busy guy these days, new season of "brooklyn nine-nine," a new film, a toddler at home and some fresh coffee we will talk to andy about it

all. and happy news for gail samberg. she's engaged, just like you her message on finding happiness, five years after the sudden loss of her husband and ready or not - >> tax time. >> tax time. who is talking taxes you and steph ruhle? >> steph ruhle is here we'll talk about if you would benefit from filing early or if it's better to wait. this young lady, what is >> guys, i wanted to take a second this young lady, what is your name >> liz boyce >> what is today >> 75 years young. >> my much better half's birthday is also today bingo at home, we are waiting for our fourth child, with a late march, early april, due date >> happy birthday, siri. mr. roker, check of the weather? >> but first - >> "today's weather" is brought to you by panera, food as it should be. order online today >> for today, a lot of winter weather to talk about. severe storms in the southeast

snow and wind through the rockies. wet weather through the pacific northwest. as we move into tomorrow, turning cooler into the northeast. ohio and mississippi river valleys. snow from texas to illinois. we'll look for more rain and snow in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happ good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. it is starting to warm up. we're heading to the mid to upper 50s today. going to be a nice one, once the winds calm down a bit. we'll see a warmup the next few days. no rain headed our way. highs by friday inland reaching the upper 60s. cooling off by the weekend into early next week. san francisco for the most part staying in the upper 50s. >> that is your latest weather hoda >> thank you, al we're chatting it up with "brooklyn nine-nine" star andy samberg. he'll give us a sneak peek

you're going to talk to us about "snl"? >> yeah. no "brooklyn nine-nine. the world at large >> wow >> we can't wait we're going tohat with you, ba cbe

welcome back. the fan favorite, nbc comedy welcome back the fan favorite, nbc comedy "brooklyn nine-nine" returns for its seventh season on thursday night. >> yeah. we know him, andy samberg, back as jake peralta, to crack a few cases and a few jokes, as his squad deals with a major personnel change in the precinct roll it. >> peralta, you're involved with the manhunt for the shooter. >> it's a manhunt. and i'm the man hunter >> the boy hunter.

>> i'm going to be on the news i'm going to look into the camera and say, if the shooter is watching, i hope you like living between st. charles place and connecticut avenue that's from monopoly that's where jail is keep briefing. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> things are different at the precinct he is demoted and dealing with a new dynamic there. otherwise, the same shenanigans. >> it looks like a fun cast. >> it is the best group. we're all real buds at this point. seventh season, we've been hanging out for a while. you know how it is >> we do >> it's one of my favorite shows that i watch i can watch it when i fly. this is a show that was canceled

>> correct >> resurrected now, you're in season seven and ready for season eight >> we're on cruise control now >> you'll never find yourself in that situation again >> probably not. we're riding it out. >> vanessa bayer, from "snl. what's that like >> anytime "snl" people come on, we know each other and will kill it >> we keep teasing that "snl" taught you about fatherhood. he's going to reveal what is it that "snl" taught you about fatherhood >> not to sleep. that's the main takeaway the sleep deprivation. especially when the baby first comes. you're like, yeah, i've done this >> how old >> 2 1/2 >> what stage? >> chatting a lot of getting strong she is starting to do the thing where she runs away at the wrong moment because she thinks it's funny. >> like what do you mean >> post-bath and one second, she'll take off. no, no, no >> they're all slippery, too >> yeah. exactly. and then, laughing her head off. >> yeah. what happened to sundance? you broke a record >> craziness we made this movie, "palm springs.

we produced it made it for not a lot. >> you star in it. >> i co-star in it with kristin roam lotte and j.k. simmons. we got into sundance and neon and hulu really wanted it >> threw a bunch of money at you. >> the takeaway is "palm springs," "palm springs" and people keep talking about it there's a wedding in the desert in palm springs? >> yeah. it's like a sci-fi rom-com >> anybody that reviews it doesn't want to review it. we'll keep it under wraps. by the time it hits the public >> congrats. that's awesome >> thank you, we're stoked >> carson spent a lot of time in palm springs >> you have to win the palm springs film festival. has that happened yet? >> it will be confusing. "palm springs" in palm springs >> like a documentary. >> it will be like "space

balls, will be watching it and them in the audience >> we were talking about first jobs this wasn't your first job you were talking that you work at a movie theater in college. >> yeah. in santa cruz. >> what did you learn about people >> i learned that people were mean about food. >> particularly what >> like butter one incident i remember clearly, was a guy coming out in the middle of the movie, a thing of popcorn this big i said i wanted butter in the middle >> he just discovered you didn't put it there >> no. we had put it in >> not in the middle >> i'm making 2 bucks an hour, man. i did the malicious, stared him down, like pumped it gave it back to him. now, too much butter >> we heard that speaking of food, you really dug the food truck on your set. what did you like? what did it serve up for you >> well, we had a cogi truck this year.

>> what's that >> it's kind of the o.g. food truck, that started in l.a >> like korean tacos and barbecue style >> did you like ice cream sandwiches with fruity pebbles >> yeah. >> we might have something for you. >> come on out, jerry. >> no. >> come on out a little breakfast food. >> it's like 5:00 in the morning. >> that doesn't stop us. >> is that a go-to for you >> man, that looks good. we're all intermittently fasting, andy. is this actually edible? >> yes >> you didn't -- >> we put butter in the middle >> oh, my god. >> is that good? >> really good >> thank you, andy >> i'm never leaving >> you can stay as long as you want >> wow what a treat. >> you're welcome. you have to share those. >> we're intermittent fasting again. you can watch the season premiere of "brooklyn nine-nine"

this thursday night, at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on nbc. and that's not nice! >> who wants their taxes want the refund. you can file now should you is the question that lady, stephanie rhule is

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i approve this message. let's make change happen. we're back 8:45 with "today's consumer. this morning, we're talking taxes. you can officially file your return, but should you here to answer our tax questions, nbc's business correspondent, stephanie ruhle good to see you. >> good to see you >> tax day, of course, april 15th but folks could technically file right now. who should file and who should wait >> we should file. here's the thing about taxes, they're not going anywhere if you don't address it, it's not like that bill is going to

disappear. let's do it now. knowledge is power let's manage it. especially if you think you're getting a refund if you're getting a refund, do you want that money sitting in the government's hands no file and get that money. nine out of ten returns, you'll get your refund in three weeks it's the fastest if you do direct deposit a little slower if you write a check. a couple exceptions take a little longer. don't worry about your taxes you file now you go to the irs' website and click on where is my refund and track when the money is getting to you >> for the folks that likely owe something, what should they do i know i owe the irs >> if we're the people that owe, we're the number one group that

wants to procrastinate and not face this. but you need this because you have a big bill to pay if you are planning on filing an extension past april 15th, that's the paperwork you need to pay by april 15th or pay interest and fines if you put together a personal plan, going, i'm going to wait on paying for credit card bill or wait on a trip, figure out what you know because you have to write that check by april 15th here's something a lot of people don't realize. there's payment plans. if you don't have the money, you can let the irs know, you can set up a payment plan where you're only paying interest. and that's going to help you pay it over time don't want to have that kind of control? >> here's another thing, there are so many different ways to file now you can use turbotax or a more complex tax situation, perhaps anning theant. some people do it themselves, perhaps the old-fashioned way. is there a best way to file? >> let's go the three basic ways old-school my dad, on the dining room

table, calculator, pen and paper. that's the old-fashioned cheapest way but the fastest way to make a mistake. deductions, now the single deduction is up 200 bucks. married, 400 bucks you got to pay attention to every detail you can't just copy and paste. you go to the irs website, you see frequently asked questions number two, software h&r block, turbo tax you're going to pay some money if you have simple tax returns, that might be a way to go. there's a free way to do it with software over 70% of americans could be eligible to use free file. some of the companies have partnered with the government. if you make less than $69,000 a year, go to the irs website and you could be eligible to use the free file software and get it done the third option is the most expensive but will maximize your deductions and get it right, if you use a cpa or tax preparer.

it's going to cost you but you might have complicated taxes. >> and a lot of folks probably don't know they're eligible for free file. quickly, if you do it yourself, what sort of paperwork do you get together >> nobody likes to think about all of that paperwork. this is what you need the most your w-2 or 1099 this is a document that says, here's how much money you made last year. you should have the documents sent to you in the mail. if you don't, make some calls. and if you're going to itemize, you can't just make it up. you have to show it. charitable deductions, make sure you have the receipts. >> and this time of year, scams. they're real. >> yes in 2018, there were 199,000 case of identity theft. people getting your social security number, filing before you do, and taking the refund. so here's what you need to know. the irs does not contact you via social media, e-mails, phone

calls. somebody demanding your social security number, demanding a wire payment uh-uh. slow it down that's not how the irs operates. >> and the irs doesn't ask you to pay them with gift cards. >> absolutely not. listen, we can laugh at that but you know who is the most susceptible? people our parents' age. and remember, if you get a refund, don't go to disney world. check your bills if you have bills to pay, you have to pay them first >> steph ruhle sheryl sandberg, announcing her engagement after the loss of her husband. who set sheryl up with that ne love which of your devices are protected by daily security updates? daily security updates... daily? i don't know. the only thing... i'm struggling with this. some providers you have to manually download updates to each device. comcast business securityedge updates every 10 minutes to help keep your connected devices protected against new ransomware, malware and phishing threats.

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back, now, with happy sheryl sandberg, the chief operating officer of facebook is engaged. >> we're happy for her and kate snow has this story good morning. >> hi, good morning, guys.

you remember tha sheryl sandberg lost her husband nearly five years ago. it was horrible. it was very suddenly and it was while they were on vacation she wrote movingly about that personal loss. it was dave's brother who last spring said, you know what i think i know someone you like. she made it official on instagram. facebook coo, sheryl sandberg, is getting married again engaged she wrote on facebook. tom burnthal, you are my everything i could not love you more. tom popped the question on saturday, by re-creating their first date, a mountain hike and picnic lunch he is the co-founder and ceo, of kelton global, a consulting firm he is also a close friend of sheryl's late husband's brother, rob goldberg rob tells us he had a feeling they would hit it off they both have this boundless and endless energy and excitement it was nearly five years ago, that sheryl lost her husband, dave she wrote about the grieving process in an emotional facebook post saying, when people say to me,

you and your children will find happiness again, my heart tells me, i believe that but i know i will never feel pure joy again in 2015, she talked with savannah about the support she found. >> anything you're experiencing, no matter how tragic or devastating, there's many people in the world who have experienced that and there's something universal about the ability to share and connect and to say it gets better. >> reporter: tom is introducing sheryl to his love for country music, taking her to shows and they're building a family together between them, they have five children, ages 7 to 15 last summer, they took all the kids and both sets of grandparents on a trip to the middle east. as news spread across social media, well-wishes poured in mark zuckerberg wrote, congrats. you're wonderful for each other and i'm so happy for both of you. katie couric sent congratulations. and from the family of her late

husband, loving support. as sheryl wrote in her book, after dave died, his mother said, she would remarry i will be there to celebrate with you when she called paula to tell her about the engagement, paula answered, dave would be happy. >> wow >> yeah, right and the couple is making a mark, guys, with charitable giving on the summer trip to the middle east they pledged $3.5 million to various charities that work with refugees another detail, the ring she got from him this weekend has five tiny diamonds under the setting to represent their five kids >> so much to see the light shine after the tragedy, at the heart of this story. my dad died when i was 5 my sister was 8. it was so tragic and my mom married later she married my step dad, who would become our hero in life. it's good to see the after-life. >> it's good to see the goldberg family being loving and generous

and such open arms >> and his mom saying she will be there to dance at the wedding. we don't know when the wedding is, by the way >> good story. coming up on "hoda and jenna," jason biggs in the house. and oprah is coming on friday. >> what? >> how about that? >> can i be there? >> scott hamilton, figure skating legend, he will share his very personal new project. we'll talk to scott in a few minutes. first, though, your local news oprah. very good morning to you. 8:56. i am laura garcia. developments in the deadly coronavirus outbreak. right now, a couple is getting treatment in the bay area at ucsf. doctors say they're in isolation. they caught the virus traveling to china. new deaths, more than 400 people. there are over 20,000 cases in

main land china. there are two person to person cases in the u.s. among 11 confirmed cases which includes six in california. in san francisco, some are wary about the chinese new year parade. it usually attracts thousands of spectators. they say the parade is still a go. we are monitoring developments in the coronavirus outbreak. the latest at midday. check the top of the home page for today's response. and the man accused in a deadly stabbing at the macarthur platform expected in court. john lee powell pled guilty. the judge found he is mentally competent to stand trial. san francisco finding ways to make the area safer for bicycles. protected by physical barriers in some of the bike lanes. .

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live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is the third hour of "today." >> good morning. welcome to the third hour of "today." i'm sheinelle with al and craig, and everybody. dylan, probably holding ollie on maternity leave. we have a lot to get to. in honor of black history month, we're going to introduce you to an author sharing stories of famous african-americans in a new way. a lot of them you have never heard of. full disclosure, we make them read on the train to school, they always take out this book. they've been reading it for a while, because it's short