oroweat bread. gathering, baking and delivering the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and from seed to slice. ♪ ahhh. ahhh. ahhh. ah. ♪ good morning. round two. tens of millions in the northeast preparing this morning for another storm that could bring more than half a foot of snow while the extreme cold sets in in the midwest today. with the dangerous wind chills plunging to as much as 45 degrees below zero. dylan's tracking it all. biden's blunt think former president trump should be given intelligence briefings anymore. >> what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have at all other than the fact that he

might slip and say something. >> this as he makes the strongest push for the nearly $2 trillion relief bill and admits a key piece of it will likely have to wait. hope on the horizon. a step forward in the battle against the coronavirus. with hospitalizations and total cases on the decline. >> every day we've had just a fewer number of patients with covid than we did the day previously so it's a good trend. >> as the biden administration steps up the vaccine rollout with more mass vaccination sites opening up this weekend. will it be enough? tragedy ahead of the super bowl. the son of kansas city chiefs head coach andy reid, who's an assistant coach himself, involved in a terrible car accident that injured two children, one seriously. police now figuring out if alcohol was involved. all that plus she's sorry. alex baldwin's wife hilaria breaking her silence with an

apology after facing serious backlash amid criticism she pretended to be spanish. what baldwin is saying today, sathd, february 6th, 2021. from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander, kristin welker and dylan dreyer. welcome to "today." thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. good to be with both of you. peter, hard to believe we're talking about another storm. we just dried out from the last one. >> that's right. one of those days when you open up your phone and it says 100% chance of snow. at our house we have the carrot left from the snow man. i think it will get buried. >> we crawl under the covers. dylan, that's the top story. apologize for whatever you're saying. i cannot hearing you. i was waiting to watch your lips stop moving. i'm going to give you the forecast because i know that's

what everyone wants to hear. we'll regroup later, reconvene. we have wind chill alerts, wind chill advisories for so many people. it is going to be exceptionally cold. wind chills at 50 below zero cold. here's the arctic circle and when the winds are diving town from that, we get some bitter cold temperatures. fargo, 35 degrees below zero. 21 below in minminneapolis. we're only going to feel like it's about 17 below this afternoon in minneapolis and st. paul. tomorrow morning looks even worse. 45 degree below zero wind chills in international falls to start off your sunday morning. the cold air is in place. as this next storm gets going it's mostly rain to the east. c pittsburgh, rochester, new york. the distance is this one is much, much faster, six hours

instead of 30 to 50 hours. we are looking for perhaps as a much as six to eight inches of snow, including areas like just north of philadelphia. new york's right on that line so it's questionable, but i do still think we could get about six inches of snow. most of our highest totals will be up in new england especially into boston and hartford where 6 to 8 inches of snow is more likely. >> dylan, those are brutal temperatures. thank you. we will get the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. now to the encouraging news in the battle against the coronavirus where the number of infections and hospitalizations have both gone down in recent days. it comes as vaccinations ramp up across the country with nearly 37 million first doses in arms so far. nbc's meagan fitzgerald is in los angeles this morning with the very latest. meagan, good morning. >> peter, good morning to you. the nation is trending steadily in the right direction. the cdc director says there are several contributing factors. one is that more people are

she warns now is not the time for the country to let its guard down. >> reporter: this morning a cautious but long awaited sigh of relief. new infections are down 61% nationwide since the surge in january and hospitalizations dropped 42% in the last month. >> every day we have just a fewer number of patients with covid than we did the day previously so it's a good trend. >> reporter: and more evidence that he

first time as com chief. on friday the president slammed his predecessor pushed once again for covid relief and admitted he'll likely have to make concessions to get it done. this as we mark one month to the day since the insurrection at the capitol. nbc's kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kristin. president biden is pointing to a weak jobs report as a form of motivation for his covid relief plan saying the economy and americans struggling financially need that jolt. the president is also saying that his predecessor, donald trump, should face restrictions on the country's secrets. on a short but significant trip

back toig marks his first trip on air f had as vice president only it's much nicer. >> before leaving washington president biden sat for the traditional super bowl weekend interview where he told cbs news donald trump, quote, erratic behavior should bar him from intelligence briefings available to former presidents. >> i just think that there's no need for him to have that intelligence briefing. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have at all other than the fact he might slip and say something? >> reporter: on the crises now on his desk, friday's disappointing jobs report found just 49,000 jobs were added in january. the president pulled back on a big goal to increase the federal minimum wage to $15 saying that will likely have to wait for

future legislation, not the current covid relief package. >> i put it in, but i don't think it's going to survive. >> reporter: senate republicans who argue the president's covid rescue plan is just too expensive are frustrated. >> we're being asked tow spend another $1.9 trillion to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and yet we have no idea how much of the $900 billion that we just enacted 5 1/2 weeks ago has gone out the door. >> reporter: the president is holding firm on direct relief checks. >> i'm not cutting the size of the checks. they're going to be $1400, period. >> reporter: but mr. biden says he is open to negotiations on setting income requirements. >> it's somewhere between an individual making up to 75 and phasing out and a couple making up to 150 and it's phasing out but, again, i'm wide open. >> kelly, the other story,

marjorie taylor greene who has promoted false qanon conspiracy theories spoke out after being stripped of her committee assignments in the house. what's she saying? >> reporter: well, this first-term republican is defiant and she is lashing out at democrats and a group of republicans who voted against her to say that she should be removed from her committee assignments as a disciplinary action for her comments that had been incendiary and false and her support for untrue conspiracies. >> i'm fine with being kicked off of my committees because it would be a waste of my time. do you know who i am? i'm a very hard worker and i'm proud of it. so now i have a lot of free time on my hands, which means i can talk to a whole lot more people. >> reporter: so you get the sense that taylor greene is certainly not looking at committee assignments as a way to get legislation for her constituents passed. kristin, peter. >> kelly o'donnell, of course

we're supportive. former president trump helped in that. thank you. ashley parker is the white house bureau chief for the washington post as well as an nbc news senior political analyst. let's start by talking about jobs and the economy. we'll put up a graphic on the screen for folks at home. this is where things have come so far. you can see in terms of jobs, we have effectively stalled in the growth since the beginning of the pandemic. the democrats say this bolsters their argument for massive covid relief plan with or without republicans. the simple question is how long will it be before americans see that relief, see those direct payments in their mailbox? >> reporter: well, president biden has made clear he feels the urgency of the moment and he is moving incredibly quickly. we saw the reconciliation voted on on friday, and the goal is to have this moved in two weeks, something by mid march at the absolute latest, which is when some of those benefits that already existed start to expire. >> and, actually, as we were

just talking about, it has been exactly one month since that attack on the u.s. capitol and the republican party grappling with the post trump era. we saw the tensions on display over this battle of marjorie taylor greene and her committee assignments. where does the republican party go from here, ashley? >> reporter: that is the existential question for the party. you saw leader mccarthy try to create a big tent casting out neither marjorie taylor greene, nor liz cheney who on the opposite spectrum voted for the impeachment of president trump. we don't know. we don't know the power donald trump will have over the party in 2022 and beyond and that's something party leaders are trying to figure out, just how much room they have with that base that was incredibly loyal to donald trump but is not a traditional republican base. >> so, ashley, let's talk about impeachment for a moment. hard to believe we're going to see the former president's now second impeachment trial in just

a few days from now. his silence has been deafening, largely from the ban on twitter. we know he's not going to testify. what are you hearing from inside his orbit? >> reporter: they are incredibly relieved he has been banned from twitter. what they want is discipline. they do not want the president to testify. represent cabs are getting ready to acquit the president and any word for donald trump to testify under oath or where he might say something untrue or a problematic statement on television or a tweet could undermine the republican support for him. they are confident. the president himself is angry. he does not think he should have been impeached for a second time. >> another full plate of politics in the week ahead. ashley parker, thanks so much. >> thank you. this morning, if you are planning on flying, riding the bus or taking a train any time soon, make sure you have a mask

with you. on friday the tsa announced it will be cracking down on people who refuse to mask up. the agency could fine you anywhere from $250 for a first offense all the way up to $1500 for repeat offenders. president biden signed an executive order requiring people to wear a mask on public transportation. it was a bizarre night for kevin durant after he was yanked from the court not once but twice due to nba health and safety protocol. durant was pulled from the starting lineup from the nets game after coming into contact with someone who received an inconclusive covid test. officials cleared durant to enter the game but then during the third quarter durant was pulled out again when his contact tested positive. he could be side lined for even more games in the days ahead. and fans around the world are remembering legendary actor

christopher plummer this morning. he's perhaps best known for his role captain von trapp in the sound of music. had an extensive career that spanned more than five decades. nbc's kathy parks takes a look back. >> reporter: this morning hollywood is saying so long and farewell to legendary actor christopher plummer. he spent 70 years making his mark on stage and on screen bringing life to character in "star trek" to night's out. his role in the sound of music catapulted his career and won over generations of fans ♪ you look happy to me ♪ >> reporter: former castmate julie andrews said i lost a cherished friend. i treasure the memory of the work and humor and fun we shared. born and raised in canada,

plummer got his start performing shakespeare and went to broadway where he went on to win two tony awards. in 2012, plummer won an oscar for best supporting actor in his floel "beginners." he was 82 becoming the oldest to ever win an academy award. >> when i first emerged from my mother's womb i was already rehearsing my academy thank you speech. it was so long ago, mercifully for you i've forgotten it. >> the star was also oscar-nominated in 2017 for "all the money in the world." replacement for kevin spacey just six weeks before the movie's release. the star never slowed down, even late in life, and is being remembered by fans, friends, and fellow actors on social media. his "star trek" co-stars writing, rest in eternal music, captain von trapp. canada's prime minister posting,

there's no doubt his work will continue to inspire and entertain us for years ago. plummer was 91. for "today," kathy park, nbc news. >> such an incredible actor. his role in "the sound of music" will always be my favorite. >> that's always a family film. >> for sure. >> let's get a check on the forecast with dyla >> i'm sorry, i can't hear -- no i'm just kidding. i've got you guys now. it's much better hearing you. we're talking about the cold and i want to point out that it is moving east, too. take a look at monday morning. that's where we're going to start off with the wind chill of 7 below in chicago. detroit, 4 below. pittsburgh, about 6. boston about 7. monday afternoon, high temperatures only in the single digits and teens. feels like temperatures will be stuck in the teens as well. it is going to get cold everywhere. it's just starting in the northern plains in the upper midwest. today we're also going to start

to see the snow fill in across missouri, southern iowa and the rain will really start good morning. a cold start for some bay area locations. morgan hill, 37. napa, 36. novato, 37. we have a couple of 40s on the map. here's a closer look at your north bay temperature trend into the afternoon. 33 degrees right now. we're actually going to warm up quite nicely today. upper 50s. low 60s. 61 degrees. plenty of sunshine by noon. take at san francisco. 59 with sunshine and comfortable weather into the afternoon. t forecast. peter? >> dylan, thank you so much. the son of kansas city chiefs head coach andy reid involved in a serious accident. very latest. plus, alex baldwin's wife hilaria now apologizing for

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we are back on a saturday morning with the weekly download. our look at some of the week's top oriest >> among the millions digging out from that massive nor'easter. >> reporter: a deadly winter storm pounded the northeast causing hundreds of accidents, forcing airports to cancel flights and covid vaccine sites to close. this morning from new york to massachusetts to maine, northeast is buried after one of the biggest winter storms in years. the police officer killed in the capitol riot was honored in the building's rotunda. >> reporter: a fitting farewell to a fallen hero.

officer brian sicknick lying in honor at the capitol. overnight the president and first lady paying their respects. two fbi agents fatally shot and three others injured while serving an arrest warrant at a florida home. >> reporter: the fbi says a team of agents found themselves under intensifier. 43-year-old laura schwartzenberger with two kids, and dan alphin with a wife and child were murdered. the suspect also died. >> it was the deadliest single day for the fbi since 9/11. spacex announced it wants to launch a rocket in orbit with an all civilian crew. >> jared isaacman is about to push the limits even further. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. >> he and three others becoming the first civilian astronauts to lift off from the kennedy space center late this year for a multi-day trip orbiting the earth riding on top of a spacex rocket, the brainchild of

another billionaire entrepreneur, elon musk. a shocker from the founder and ceo of amazon. >> after more than 25 years and billions in sales, jeff bezos is leaving his post as ceo this summer handing the reins of the massive disrupter he built to andy jassy, the current head of amazon web services. >> morgan wallen was suspended by his record label and dropped by major radio services and streaming services after he was caught on video using a racial slur. >> the video obtained by tmz shows wallen coming home after a night out in nashville. he tells someone in his group to watch over one of the others before calling them a series of hateful expletives. >> take care of this [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> in a statement wallen said i'm embarrassed and sorry. some of the week's wildest moments caught on camera. footage captured six vehicles sliding into a pit after a

retainer wall collapsed in turkey. a surveillance stop ended with the driver's arrest. and in connecticut first responders rescue two people from a vehicle submerged in long island sound. and finally, punxsutawney phil emerged from his burrow on ground hog day. his prediction, six more weeks of winter. >> he's always adorable but six more weeks? >> we're not ready for it. >> the most memorable part is the guy with the top hat. brushing him off. >> they're impressive, dillon. >> they know how to rock that look. i am offended that no one ever questions the ground hog's forecast. it was snowing when he made the forecast. how did he see his shadow? it baffles me. >> dillon, he's trying to take your job. you must be upset about that? >> very frustrating. >> all right. well, still to come on "today," dr. john torres will be here to

answer some questions about the coronavirus. from the newest vaccines to the precautions you should still be taking around people who have received a shot already. plus, we'll give you an inside look at the high tech studio that's helping make one of this year's super bowl commercials. how about that halftime performance? we are going to take a look at what the weekend has in store for fans this weekend but, first, these messages.

good morning. it's still very early. no sunshine just yet. there will be some by this afternoon. here's your headlines for today. sunny start once the sun comes up of course. 30s and 40s. so it's rather cold. the sunshine is going to stay. and just looking ahead, we have a headlines for the afternoon. 46 degrees in san francisco. you can see for the most part clear skies. we're not concerned about any rain moving in for this weekend. 42 degrees in san jose. and let's take a live look right now at walnut creek.

39 degrees. so definitely still cold to start. today is actually probably going to be one of the warmest days for the next several days. let's talk about doppler radar. it is rather quiet. this is what i mean by we have no rain at least for the next couple of days. we have high pressure that's going to be dominated. it will keep us in a built of a drying trend. let's look at your daytime highs and take a tour of the bay area. san jose, 68. nearly 70-degree temperatures. could see 70s down through the interior valleys as well. easement san jose, 69. morgan hill, 68. gilroy, 69. and how about in through the east bay. oakland topping out at 65 degrees. danville, 68. hayward, 65. walnut creek, 68. concord and antioch are the areas that might hit the 70s. we have spring-like weather. winter weather last week. now we will see spring weather.

65 in brentwood city. if you're going in san francisco, mid-60s for san francisco today. rather warm day ahead. winds nice and breezy, 10 miles per hour. nothing too gusty. similar skpbs. ukiah and clear lake, 71 degrees in ukiah. 70 in clear lake. as i mentioned, we're not expecting any rain for this weekend. here's the reason why. you see the big h there, that high pressure is what's keeping us dry and our temperatures warm the next couple days. if i push this timeline forward, through thursday, february 11th, it looks like we could have a system making its approach towards the later part of the workweek ahead, which could mean rain spreading north to south. of course we're still a couple of days out. no telling if you want to have your car washed at least for the next couple of days,nd

thursday approach, that's going to change heading into the weekend. so i'll have your full forecast and the timing of this rain and what to expect of course. daytime highs at 7:00 a.m.

i have never been more sick in my life. it is a very real, real virus. >> we are back on this saturday morning, february 6th, 2021 wishing our friend cody riggs be well this morning. that was cody, a popular peloton instructor that he's recovering from covid. cody surprised kristin and me last saturday with a virtual workout. >> that's right. cody says he is feeling better but still has many lingering effects and isn't 100% yet. cody, we hope you feel better soon and just a reminder of how

serious this virus is. >> if a guy as healthy and as young as he is can get that badly sick, it's a pretty good reminder to take precautions. >> for sure. >> we want to turn to the super bowl, just a day away. what should be a celebratory weekend has taken a tragic turn. the son of the kansas city chiefs head coach has been involved in a terrible car crash that led to life threatening injuries to a 5-year-old child. nbc's sam brock is at raymond james stadium in tampa where the super bowl will be played. sam, good morning. >> reporter: peter, kristin, good morning. later today the kansas city chiefs are expected to arrive in tampa, and when they do, there will be questions for head coach andy reid whose son is a member of his coaching staff and was just involved in a three-car accident that severely injured one child and injured two children. between the details of that crash and covid safety protocols this year, we're talking about an event that is going to be more than just sports. this morning the kansas city chiefs may be on their way to

tampa, but developments overnight are driving attention off the gridiron. chiefs assistant linebackers coach brett reid, the son of head coach andy reid, was involved in a three car crash thursday according to kansas city police, injuring two children, one severely. a 5-year-old who sustained life threatening injuries. a police search warrant application states an officer could smell a moderate odor of alcoholic beverage from reed. he acknowledged to having two to three drinks and taking adderall by prescription per the report. the chiefs issued a statement saying we're in the process of gathering information and we will have no further comment at this time. our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved. this is not the first time the reid family. in 2012 reid's eldest son garrett died of a drug overdose at the age of 29. now the nfl balancing the crash and a covid pandemic as americans prepare to watch the

super bowl in tampa. the first city to host a big game with its own team, the bucs, playing for a title. >> i think it's what we need now. >> reporter: but public safety is also top of mind. mayor jane castor implemented rules for mask wearing at indoor and outdoor events. still, some are skeptical that will stop covid spread. the nfl will enforce strict rules on masks, hand out safety kits to fans and highlight the heroism of health care workers inviing 7500 to attend including rocky walker. he's a chaplain who's comforted hundreds of families and patients at mount sinai covid ward and who happens to be a huge chiefs fan. walker was personally asked to attend by new england patriots owner robert kraft. >> the people he's taking down, we represent the millions of health care workers, those here at mount sinai hospital across new york city, across the country who, as you said, place

their lives on the line every day to come to work. that's who they are and that's what we do. >> reporter: guys, health care workers will make up roughly 1/3 of the 25,000 or so fans who will be at raymond james stadium on sunday. as for brett reid, espn is reporting he's currently in the hospital and is expected to be there for several days as police conduct possible driver impairment investigations. we have reached out to the kansas city police department and the kansas city chiefs and have not been able to independently confirm that. back to you. >> sam brock. thank you so much. >> great to see the health care workers getting to go to the bi their eyes on this. >> we've been talking about rain likely through florida. it looks like the railes take a setup. we have this itting across nort florida. this is going to bring rain throughout most of florida throughout the day today.

off and on pockets of heavier downforce. we'll start off the day with rain as the cold front moves through. by the time we get into sunday evening it's down near miami. it should clear out with plenty of time. we are going to see partly cloudy skies. 67 degrees. the cold front will drop temperatures a little bit. not too bad. it actually looks ideal as we get towards game time. elsewhere across the country we are going to see a chance of snow start to work into places like st. louis, across most of northern missouri, southern iowa into illinois as well. this is going to be the next storm system going to bring some rain to the southeast and snow eventually to the mid-atlantic. plans up to 6 to 8 we've got dry and warm conditions ahead. 46 degrees right now waking up in san francisco. so rather mild up there, but it is a little chillier in san jose and the north bay.

42 in san jose. here's a closer look at your microclimate highs for this afternoon. not worried about any rain. 68 degrees. topping it in nearly the 70s in the south bay, interior valleys. oakland, 65. hayward, 65. martinez, 67. and that's your latest forecast. peter? >> dylan, enough of the forecast. let's talk football. we know you're a huge patriots fan. the real question is, what do you do about tom brady? do you root for him? >> i've said it before, it's like watching an ex-boyfriend have a successful relationship with someone else. yeah, i'll be rooting for the chiefs this time around. >> all right. i'm going to root for the chiefs, too. my home. underdog, right? >> what about you, peter? >> yeah, right. >> i don't know. i think brady. maybe my issue is with the patriots and not brady. i'm rooting for brady. >> everybody loves brady now. >> all right. >> thank you, dylan. >> get the snacks ready.

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we are back on a saturday morning with a series on call. a third vaccine from johnson & johnson may soon be on the way. the numbers showing coronavirus cases are on the decline. we wanted to answer some of the most pressing questions out there this morning. >> we went right to the expert, nbc senior medical correspondent dr. john torres with some of this morning's answers. nice to see you. good morning. >> good morning as well. i'm a chiefs fan in case you want to know. >> that was our top question. thank you, dr. torres. our second question is about the third vaccine that could be on the way. what's the difference and should you choose which vaccine you take or take the one that's available? >> kristin, the bottom line is take the one that's available. the best shot to get is the first one you can get. there are some differences between the shots. if you remember, moderna and pfizer, 94.1, 95% effective. they shohei levels of effectiveness. johnson & johnson, 72% av to re

compared apples to oranges. at the end of the day all three do a great job of keeping you from getting severe covid, keeping you from getting hospitalized or dying from covid which is the bottom line for all of this. the main difference, johnson & johnson, one shot dose. it doesn't require the storage. easier to get out there and get to people. overall, any shot you can get at this point is the best shot for you to get. >> dr. torres, so many families have been separated for so long due to this pandemic. if your loved ones, grandparents or others have now gotten the vaccine, is it safe for you to go see them person? >> peter, the thing have you to remember is the risk still exists. even if you've gotten vaccinated because we have not reached "the herd" immunity.e people who hav vaccines, the safer it is to do things. it's about risk categories. if you are around people who have gotten the vaccine, they've been safe, that risk is low.

if you are visiting family, especially kids who have not gotten the vaccine, even though the vaccine protects you from getting covid, we don't know what it does as far as transmitting covid, you giving it to somebody else. you want to be careful there as well. the doors are starting to open a little bit. not quite there yet. you need to consider your pod, the people you're with, who they're with and where they've been. the same measures we've taken. >> of course, one of the issues we're dealing with now is these new variants, some of them more highly contagious. what precaution should people be taking given that? >> the same safety measures we've been taking are the safety measures you do now because they work against the variants, which is an important thing. we talk about the vaccines and how well they work. same measures, wearing a mask, social distance work very well. because the variants are more contagious, you want to exercise more caution. double down on the measures. i get the question about double masking.

not necessary if you have a good quality mask that fits. if you don't, you want to think about double masking, especially in crowds. >> finally, your best guacamole recipe. just kidding. a lot of people will have parties despite recommendations to stay apart. if you're having folks around, what's the best way to do it safely? >> the best way to do it safely is to avoid the large crowds. make sure it's small gatherings. put up a projector and show the game that way, perfect. now is a good time to be rude. show up late, leave early. minimize the time you're there. instead of that plate of chicken wings, do individual servings. you're not sharing condiments and utensils and food items and bowls. >> if you are going to have guacamole. enjoy the game. dr. torres, thank you so much. great to see you. >> you bet. >> dylan joining us again. what's up next in pop start?

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baldwin is breaking her silence saying she's facing harsh criticism over claims that she faked her spanish heritage. more now from nbc's blayne alexander. >> reporter: this morning after a five week instagram hiatus she is posting a family picture and apology. >> the way i've spoken about myself and the deep connection to two cultures. i should have been more clear and i'm sorry. it comes after heavy criticism online, some accusing the mother of five and wife of actor alex balanced win of faking her spanish despite being born and raised in the united states. in december she responded in this instagram video. >> this is a country of a lot of different cultures and i think that we can be different parts of ourselves as different people. i'm somebody who i feel really lucky that i grew up with two cultures. i grew up with two languages.

>> her husband has come to her defense indirectly addressing the controversy in a post of his own. >> i would say the majority of what's been said, i don't want to get into what those things are, is false. >> reporter: now back on social media, hilaria baldwin writes, i have spent the last month listening, reflecting, asking myself how i can learn and grow. my parents raised my brother and me with two cultures, american and spanish, and i feel a true sense of belonging to both. adding, being vulnerable and pushing ourselves to learn and grow is what we've built our community on and i hope to get back to the supportive and kind environment we built together. for "today," blayne alexander, nbc news. now to the much anticipated super bowl halftime show. we told you last week the weekend is we will not see any surprise guest appearances. the blinding light singer put those rumors to rest on the nfl network. >> i've been reading a lot of

rumors. i wouldn't bet on it. there wasn't any room to fit it into the narrative and the story i was telling in the performance. so, yeah, there's no special guest. >> not to worry, the show sounds like it is shaping up to be quite an amazing spectacle. the weekend told billboard his performance will be 24 minutes long making it the longest halftime show in super bowl history and he also says he'll be performing not just on the field but in the stands as well. so many to be included. can't wait to watch that. twitter is getting into the super bowl spirit. the social media platform is revealing two new emojis in honor of the super bowl's two quarterbacks. the emoji's is a pair of goats, one big one for brady and a little one for mahomes. it's a nod to the constant debate over whether brady is the greatest quarterback of all time or goat and if mahomes could some day take that title away with him. if you tweet with the #tom brady, patrick mahomes, twitter

will add the goat emoji. that's fun. that's your pop start. >> have you weighed in yet, dylan? >> i have not typed mahomes yet. >> tom brady the emoji should be five fingers with rings on it. >> that i could go for. >> that's coming up soon. dylan, thanks. still to come, the animals have spoken. who these guys think will win the super bowl. >> t

still to come right here on "today," new hope in the battle against the coronavirus. plus, as super bowl lv gets ready to kick off, we'll show you some of the amazing technology that's bringing one of this year's commercials to life. the virtual trivia game bringing families and friends together from all over the country. gerst, these messa

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the twinkling lights of the bay bridge and clear across the tower beyond. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at your vehicle row climate forecast. hey, v. >> hey, good morning. it's a lovely start. 42 degrees right now in san jose. as you mentioned, the skies are pretty clear. we're not seeing clouds in sight. this will set the trend for this afternoon. we're expecting plenty of sunshine. it will be a warm weekend ahead. 39 in walnut creek. bundle up if you have to take your pup on a walk. microclimate highs for today in the south bay, upper 60s. possibly even a couple low 70s for the interior valley because of the high pressure dominating. it will keep us dry and warm the next several days. and our next chance of seeing rain could move and what to expect in the entire bay area at 7:00 a.m.

>> see you at 7:00, vianey. thanks so much. right now the number of bay area vaccinations has reached more than 900,000 statewide 4 million have been administered. across the u.s., it's now more than 36 million. more help is on the way. the pentagon will deploy 1,000 troops to help support vaccination centers. the first wave of troops will be coming to california and should arrive in the next 10 days. they are expected to staff the coliseum site. top on the list, action that should help pfizer meet its manufacturing targets for its vaccine. >> our first action gets pfizer more equipment and supplies enabling them to ramp up production and deliver more vaccine faster. >> pfizer said it planned to deliver 200 million doses to the u.s. by may. and a develop story. the supreme court is now telling

california it cannot enforce a ban on indoor worship because of the pandemic. it stems from a lawsu the san diego area. a majority of the justices ruled that the state cannot ban indoor services in places where cases aren't surging. however, the court says indoor capacity could be kept at 25%. the justices stopped short from cheering and chanting during services. three justices, dissented. 6:29. coming up on "today in the bay", looking for leftovers. the bay area's vaccine hunters and tell you how they are managing to get theirs before others. that, plus all your top stories at 7:00.

good morning. here comes another, nearly 90 million in the northeast repairing this morning for a second storm that could bring, with it, more than a half of foot of snow. extreme cold, already setting in in the midwest today with a dangerous windchill plunging in places to 45 degrees below zero. dylan will have all of it. hope on the horizon. a step forward in the battle against the coronavirus. with hospitalizations and daily infections dropping. >> every day, we have just fewer number of patients with covid than we did the day previously. so it's a good trend.

>> as the biden administration steps up the vaccine rollout with more mass-vaccination sites opening, this weekend. and the super bowl of commercials. it's not just the big game americans will be watching. but what airs in between the action. with advertisers facing new challenges this year due to the pandemic, we'll show you the amazing technology helping them make this year's ads memorable. today's saturday, february 6th, 2021. >> hey. i'm coming to you from arrow head country, kansas city, missouri, and i can't wait to see my chiefs tomorrow as we ran it back to super bowl lv. >> hi, i'm jim meyer. >> and i'm genie and we are celebrating our 51st wedding anniversary tomorrow. cheers. >> good morning, today show. this is steve. >> this is jen. >> this is kelly from tampa bay! >> good morning. welcome back to "today" on a saturday morning and shout-out to our friend dave in the

control room as well. a big tampa bay buck fan. the big question for you is >> guac,ely. you? >> yeah, we're like a vat of guac family. >> we're trod go. just need the game. >> first, though, we do get to the top news this morning. and it's hopeful news in the battle against the coronavirus with infections and hospitalizations going down, in recent days. it comes, as vaccinations ramp up across the country with nearly 37 million first doses in arms, so far. we have it all covered for you, today. we want to begin with nbc's megan fitzgerald, who is in los angeles. megan, good morning. >> peter, good morning. the nation is breathing a cautious sigh of relief. new infections are down, 61%, and hospitalizations dropped 42%. this all, in just the last month. also, more evidence that masks are working. cdc out with a new report that found, in ten states, where face coverings were required, hospitalization rates dropped by

more than 5%. and now, not wearing a mask could cost you. on friday, the tsa said first-time offenders could be fined 250 bucks. repeat offenders could pay as much as $1,500 for violating rules in places like airports and on public transportation. now, let's talk about the vaccine rollout. federal officials acknowledging that it's still too slow. but progress is steady. the white house says supply distribution is increasing, as mass-vaccination sites are going up across the country. and the nfl says every stadium is ready to administer those vaccinations. secretary of defense, getting ready to deploy more than a thousand active-duty troops to help states administer those shots. they're expected to be here, in california, by next monday. so, some optimistic news for you, on this saturday morning. peter. >> yeah, good to focus on the good news in battle against covid. megan fitzgerald in la, megan, thanks. >> president biden is back in his hometown of wilmington,

delaware, this morning for the first time as commander in chief as we were saying before he left on friday, he spoke out about his covid-relief plan and the concession he might have to make to get it done. nbc's kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president track all of these headlines. kelly, good morning to you. >> good morning, kristen. president biden is taking the dismal news of the first-jobs report of his presidency that j report of his presidency and using that to create urgency for congress to create the nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan that he is pushing right now. president biden says that he would be willing to negotiate on a piece of that, on how americans get their next round of direct payment checks based on income, but he will not negotiate over the amount of those checks. he said it must be the promised $1400. also in a new interview with cbs news, president biden was asked about whether donald trump should get the kinds of intelligence briefings

traditionally offered to former presidents. >> i just there is no need for him to have the intelligence briefings. what value and what impact does he have at all other than the fact he might slip. >> reporter: decades in the senate. he asked how he would vote in this second trial for donald trump. he declined to answer saying he will leave it up to those currently in the senate. >> all eyes will be on that coming up this next week. wilmington, delaware. thank you. >> a big shakeup in the fox business lineup. fox business canceling lou dobbs. benching the top rated host. it comes after dobbs and fox news were named in a 2.7 million defamation lawsuit.

>> it's a long run. he's supporting president trump's. >> weekend morning boost. how about that with the big game just away. everyone placing their bets on who will come out victorious. >> he's quite confident he will pick out the kansas city chiefs. >> there wasn't a lot of doubts in that pick. >> no, he went all in there. interesting note that lei-lei doesn't have the best record. not to be left out gambit picked the bucs to be the winner.

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we are back on this saturday morning with "today's talker" and the second most watched part of the super bowl, you know what we're talking about. >> in some houses. companies are using creative technology to shoot them in a safe way amid the pandemic. nbc's kerry sanders shows us what they're doing. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the big question is, who's going to walk away with the vince lombardi trophy. the super bowl is also about tv commercials, but this year because of covid, the commercials will be different, even the way they're produced has changed. >> downloading. >> reporter: this is not a warehouse. i'm in a very high tech studio. down the street from raymond james stadium where they'll play the super bowl. some of the commercials you'll see this big game weekend were shot in this virtual room. so real you can't believe your

eyes. >> everything seems so real. hear that? i'm in the amazon rain forest. well, not really, but can you tell? so, again, here i am in tampa, but there is no snow. there are no mountains, but there is thanks to the technical teams here at dye month view studios, and then, boom, just like that it's gone. a virtual world that is fast becoming mainstream in the tv commercial production industry because of the pandemic. >> covid was a big shock to our business. 80% of our work was on location, so when we couldn't travel to the location anymore, we had to find a way to do things differenan bring the location to us. >> reporter: that's what they did in the making of this super bowl week mercedes benz commercial. the car appears to be in six locations on three continents, but this morning the commercial

remains under raps. >> in a garden in italy. imagine to having to travel the entire team all the way over there just for that shot. >> action. >> the credit for this goes to video game engineers who married their technology to a huge bank of hi-def tvs. there are but a handful of studios like this in the world right now. >> this is like the holograms are the subjects? >> yes. >> science fiction predicted this before it's happening. >> it's funny we're seeing these technologies that were predicted in sci-fi films. >> in so many ways the pandemic has accelerated how we use technology, including making tv commercials for the big game. now if i could just get one of these in my house, guys, i am tired of the pandemic lockdown. back to you. >> kerry, that was -- that was >> fun to watch the game, by the

way, on those screens where you can take, snap your fingers and go anywhere you want in the world. >> that's a good idea. maybe we should broadcast "weekend today" from there. >> dylan, what do you think of that? the fun thing about the commercials is everybody is focused on them. the other fun thing is the way they put them together. in this case they did it inside the building. >> kerry hasn't been live in any one location for the past year. he's been there. i thought my technology was cool. i mean, i can go from this to the weather map. i mean, it's a start. >> not bad. >> too bad this weather map though is full of the next snowstorm. we are looking at winter weather alerts, winter weather watches, winter weather advisories for 62 million people. we've got the rain. we've got the moisture coming in from the south. we also have the cold air. you can see the snow about to work into kansas city. now today although we will see

some snow through the midwest, it's really the heavier rain we'll see fill in across the southeast and northern florida. tomorrow we start off with rain in tampa but it will clear out in time for tampa. the difference between this one and sunday through tuesday, this is only about six hours long instead of about 60 hours long. so we are going to see most of the rain, heavy at times through tomorrow morning. just north of tampa. it will clear out through the afternoon with 1 to 2 inches of rain possible. we could see in the higher elevations through the appalachians 6 to 8 inches of snow. 6 inches of snow possible north of philadelphia through new york city. then you go up into hartford an north bay. bundle up as you head out the door. make sure it's a light sweater. by afternoon, it will be a warm day ahead. 64 degrees by 1:00 in the north bay.

take a look at your san francisco temperature trend. 46 degrees right now. even san francisco will be in the 60s today. plenty of sunshine. dry conditions will remain for the weekend. concord, 39. topping out in the mid to upper 60s. low 70s in the interior valley. and that's your latest forecast. peter, kristin, back to you. >> we like your technology. >> it's impressive. >> not bad. still to come right here on "today," we are taking trivia night from the bar to your living room. living room. >> special oroweat bread. gathering, baking and delivering the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and from seed to slice. ♪ ahhh. ahhh. ahhh. ah. ♪ i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato.

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team trivia? >> question 2. >> reporter: the host and hannah moska figured out the answer chblts i don't know how they've figured it out. >> we don't know them, they are just internet friends. >> tell me the musical -- >> reporter: every tuesday he has all the answers writing the questions for drew's clues. it reaches living rooms from colorado to maine with players in 31 states. before covid he hosted trivia in person at a pittsburgh pub drawing a local crowd for five years. >> i have never used zoom. i don't think i had heard of it. >> reporter: it's been nearly a year before they engineered a remote version. quirky scenes, scripted music, a standup comedy for brainy types. how much time routinely were you putting into that? >> a lot. it's definitely a labor of love. i think if i had ever figured out what i'm making per hour. >> i wouldn't do it. >> reporter: he admits he never

expected the idea to take off. >> highlight of the week for me for sure. >> like the one thing. >> reporter: this is pretty important to your schedule? >> yeah. the one thing that i can -- free from meetings. literally except for tuesday nights. >> reporter: teams are a mixture of family and friends. everyone hears the questions together. >> the olympians. >> reporter: then on a timer go into virtual breakout rooms to hash out answers. >> number 4 is about the mom. all right. we'll come back to that one. >> hi, guys. i think it's gray garden, right? >> oh! >> reporter: honestly, that was my high point. questions are pretty tough. >> any of the sisters who adopted those pen names were to mary the man who broke the bank of england what might their hyphenated name be? >> anyone? >> bronte.

>> bronte-saurus. >> players chip in what they can, typically donating prize money to local charities, but perhaps the biggest winner every week are families separated by covid now connected by the game. >> we visit more than we have ever before because we are in different parts of the country. we're like every week -- >> kranisky has loved trivia since he was a kid. this year he's found a reason to love it more. >> corney, brings a little bit of joy into people's lives in a tough time feels special. >> reporter: reconnecting people with wholesome fun. no need to question that. for "today," katie beck, nbc news. >> katie's pretty good at trivia. that was impressive. >> dylan, once a week we play trivia with my husband's family. keeps us connected. that was a high tech way to do it. >> i want to ask you, kristin. what is your category? what do you always get? >> i know.

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good morning. i'm kira klapper. lining up for vaccines. as mass vaccine sites are opening up across the bay area, young people are trying to snag a covid shot early. their explanation for why they aren't skipping the line. >> we'll tell you when california's largest mass vaccination site is open next. a chilly start to what could be a nice day.

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