i'm so proud of all these guys out here. everything we dealt with all year, we had a rough month in november, but the team had a lot of confidence, we came together at the right time. >> tom brady capturing his fifth super bowl mvp award in winning his seventh vince lombardi trophy of his career all the highlights are straight ahead. 1 million doses of vaccine will be headed to local pharmacies around the country. what you need to know to get your shot. the terrifying wall of water unleashing after a glacier

collapses in india many rescued but 100 remain missing. we're live with the details. more snow in the northeast with frigid temperatures hitting multiple areas, some as low as 50 below. meet today's changemaker, an astronaut with an incredible backstory. i recently spoke with him in the middle of his mission in space "early today" starts right now as we do say good morning, everybody. it is a beautiful monday. >> with kendis gibson, i'm frances rivera. it was football's present versus football's future as tampa bay and kansas city squared off in the super bowl. k.c. struck first with a field goal, but tom brady found long-time teammate rob gronkowski for the game's first touchdown. their connections make them the qb-receiver duo with the most postseason scores in nfl history. it wasn't just gronk getting the ball in the end zone >> there's the fake. there's the pass and there's the catch! for the touchdown!

antonio brown! >> antonio brown got in on the action with a touchdown just before halftime. the bucs would lead 21-6 at the half tampa bay would extend their lead in the second half with leonard fournette running it from 27 yards out. patrick mahomes kept trying to muster a comeback but turnovers deterred the former mvp with one interception coming at a crucial time >> this culture's changed forever -- >> here comes mahomes. trying to find the end zone, and no how about that one last indignity. >> that's got to hurt. mahomes got picked off in the final moments, stopped short of back-to-back super bowls in a season unlike any other. the tampa bay buccaneers are your super bowl champs they win it 31-9 it's the bucs' second title in franchise history and the seventh of tom brady's career. brady's also the first quarterback to win a super bowl in both the afc and nfc.

president biden congratulating the team on twitter, calling them in part a story of resilience and in our "early today" predictions, it seems like all of us, except for janessa, called the buccaneers win earlier in the weekend i actually got like -- >> you got the 31 right. >> phil got the 31 right as well. >> we just didn't think it was going to be as low-scoring on the kansas city side as it was. >> and janessa, well. >> we'll take that up with her later. >> she's good at weather. there is worry all the super bowl celebrations will lead to a spike in covid cases the death toll from the virus has climbed over 465,000 but the number of new hospitalizations and new infections has been trending lower. now the federal government is making a major vaccine push this week, sending 1 million doses to pharmacies nbc's megan fitzgerald is following the rollout. megan, good morning. >> reporter: frances, good morning. a growing number of americans are frustrated in trying to get the vaccine. this week, more help is on the

way. a vaccine headache >> extremely frustrated. >> reporter: for people in rhode island trying to get a shot. >> they said we were either all booked or we had no vaccine. >> reporter: cvs saying, we are aware of the scheduling issue and are in the process of resolving it, something they ho tpeavoid when the federal government ships 1 million doses this week to 6,500 pharmacies nationwide including cvs, walgreens, rite aid, walmart, costco, and some grocery stores the program aims to speed up vaccine distribution and eventually expand to 40,000 pharmacies. >> it will look a little bit different than, say, getting a flu shot where you can just walk in and ask for it. we're going to ask patients to book an appointment. >> reporter: here's how you do it first, make sure you're eligible for a shot in your state go online or have a family member help to select your local pharmacy you can also try the mobile app. if that doesn't work, you can call. >> we want people to have the

ability to even call and then schedule their appointment that's new functionality that we're building out >> reporter: while pharmacies are asking americans to be patient with the new process, some are having success. >> showed up at the pharmacy, took 10 minutes. i had to wait, fill out a few forms, and that's it. >> reporter: and more hopeful news about increased distribution pfizer announced they expect to increase vaccine production by some 50% as manufacturing ramps up. >> things are going to get better as we get from february into march, into april because the number of vaccine doses that will be available will increase substantially. >> reporter: millions of americans waiting to get vaccinated are counting on it. cvs will start vaccinations on thursday walgreens says they will start on friday. but this is happening in select states so it's important to check the website. pharmacies say those who are eligible can start making appointments as early as tuesday. frances? >> megan, thank you. the biden administration is

working overtime to sell their covid relief plan to the american people. the president used a super bowl-sized audience last night to underscore the importance of the $1.9 trillion stimulus package during an interview with cbs news he pinned some of the blame on his predecessor. >> one of the disappointments was, when we came into office, the circumstance relating to how the administration was handling covid was even more dire than we'd thought. >> the trump administration? >> the trump administration. we thought -- it indicated there's a lot more vaccine available, and it didn't turn out to be the case >> our tracie potts joins us with more. there's a growing sense of urgency among democrats to get this bill passed >> reporter: right, kendis the house wants this ready for a vote in two weeks, sending it to the senate shortly after that, trying to beat that march 14th deadline when the extra federal unemployment runs out. now the president saying that he

is wide open when it comes to targeting those stimulus checks, even though he does not want to reduce them. he admits that minimum wage likely won't make it in this bill based on senate rules and now democrats today expect to pitch an additional benefit up to $3,600 a year, paid monthly, to parents, to people who have kids 17 and under, and that would start in july we'll get more details on that today. this covid relief bill also includes billions of dollars to help reopen schools. >> i think it's time for schools to reopen safely safely you have to have fewer people in the classroom. >> the one principle we stand by, and president biden has said that, we want to get the schools k-8 open within the next 100 days, all of them. you want to be the first to open, the last to close. what they need is they're going to need some help, and that's why we want the american rescue

plan, the american rescue act, to get through, so that the schools can have the capability with masks, with the ability to get better ventilation >> reporter: on that act, we're also expecting the trump impeachment trial to start tomorrow we don't know if there will be witnesses. senate democrats say they're leaving that up to the house managers kendis, they haven't said if they want to call witnesses. >> all right, they're hoping it will be wrapped up by a week's time, thank you. students in san francisco and chicago may soon be headed back to the classroom after both school districts have reportedly struck tentative deals with the teachers unions. in chicago, the nation's third-largest school district, pre-k and special education programs would return thursday other groups would be staggered but no return date has been set for high schoolers the deal still requires approval by the chicago teachers union. meanwhile, "the san francisco chronicle" is reporting that a tentative agreement would allow reopening depending on the

city's tier position and if covid vaccines are available to teachers and staff no target date for reopening has been picked. former secretary of state george shultz has died best known as ses credited with reer and while awarding him the presidential medal of freedom back in 1989, president reagan said he had helped to make the world a freer and more peaceful place. george shultz was 100 years old. an urgent search and rescue is under way in northern india after a glacier collapsed, triggering a devastating mudslide now there is a desperate search for survivors. nbc's molly hunter joins from us london how many people are feared missing now? >> reporter: frances, good morning. that's right, a desperate search over 150 people are suspected to

still be missing all the rescuers, all the troops are looking for them at least 11 have died. at least 25 people have already been rescued, frances, good news but really dramatic pictures a himalayan glacier fell into a riffer triggering a huge flood in northern india, as water and debris wound through the valley, bursting through a dam there are two villages in that area there are two hydro plants the rescue efforts this morning are focused on workers at those hydro plants 37 people are supposedly trapped in a tunnel this morning, according to the associated press. trapped in with water and debris, so rescuers are really focus okay that specific area. 2,000 troops, military, helicopters are on the scene experts are already pointing to climate change as the cause of this disaster. >> tough to see and hear about hopefully they can get those rescues and have some positive outcome there, molly, thank you.

back in this country, four skiers are dead and four others are recovering this morning after being involved in an avalanche in utah over the weekend. authorities say the avalanche was unintentionally triggered in the millcreek canyon area outside salt lake city it buried all eight skiers in snow the four survivors were able to dig themselves out according to the utah avalanche center, the avalanche was the deadliest on record in u.s. since 1992 as the midwest and northeast was hit with another winter storm over the weekend after last week's powerful nor'easter let's bring in nbc meteorologist janessa webb for the forecast we've had snow in december in january, now february, at least in the northeast >> yeah, frances and kendis. let's talk about my super bowl prediction first i did get this nor'easter right, okay so i'm all about the underdog, but i'll stick to the weather. take a look at what's going on

we have these below-normal temperatures, and it's a deep freeze that is really going to settle into the northern tier to the northeast. a one-day break, then we have another series of storms that are going to run across country, making their way into the east coast by tomorrow. that's why we have windchill alerts we have some spots that the feel-like temperature, 55 below this morning into your afternoon before things start to warm up you can see across the midwest to the northeast, we're sitting in the mid-20s tomorrow, a different change philadelphia 30 degrees. we'll take a look at the week ahead coming up. >> janessa, thank you. time for today's "quick

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full audience and setting an example for the world, particularly the upcoming tokyo olympics >> it's a great signal to anyone wanting to run sports, entertainment events, or anything, that there is a way to do it. be expensive. there's a safe way to do it. >> reporter: these crudes are here for the warmup matches. when the tournament starts, they're expecting up to 30,000 in the stands every day. for many players, the australian open began behind closed doors strict covid rules forced them to quarantine for two weeks. >> the only movement we could get was basically the perimeter of our room. and, you know, a lot of us got creative. >> reporter: american bethany maddox sams made a home homemade gym. stars like coco gauff literally bouncing off the walls while many looked bored. in the australian open, athletes arriving at charter flights at 40% occupancy. even one foot fault here could

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longer before she does something huge. >> she's gotten a number of different deals, she's huge. another changemaker, nasa engineer victor glover, he's one of 14 black americans to go to space out of 300 and the first black astronaut to stay on the international space station. i had a chance to catch up with him on the iss here's a portion of our conversation what about the history of it all? yes, you are the 14th black astronaut, american astronaut, black american, to make it there in space but that's out of 300. you know, we have mathematicians that were black way back in the days take me through the history of your moment. >> it's bittersweet. i think back to all the folks who could have done this before me, and there are many all of those 14 plus several others and there are folks that will come behind me that will continue this amazing legacy

i just think about them any time somebody brings this up. but also, i think we should celebrate. it's important that little kids can look out and see someone who looks like them and that they can put into the context of their upbringing that they can achieve what they set out to achieve, that they can dream big and accomplish those things. >> and there they are. first across the hatch, mike hopkins. and here's victor glover. >> take me through that moment when you crossed over -- i could see your smile from ear to ear, you were hugging everybody take me through that moment right there. >> the two biggest things that were going through my mind were, i was very happy to see those familiar faces on the other side, kate, sergei, sergei i was happy they had a camera rolling because i knew my family would see me and be able to exhale and say, all right, this part's done, one phase of the mission is over, we can breathe easy for now that made me very happy. >> one of the big advice he had,

when he did his first space walk, keep your world smau small. it's easy to get overwhelmed by everything around you, as is the case for all of us, but concentrate on what's ahead of you. >> keep the world small because it's beyond the sky's the limit for him. >> absolutely. >>

♪ lucky number seven, tom brady scored his seventh super bowl victory as the underday tampa bay buccaneers run away with the big game. all of the highlights just ahead. starting today, millions of vaccines will be shipped to area pharmacies across the country. the details where you need to sign up for that covid shot. >> dozens feared dead after a wall of water in india more than 100 missin