good morning. trump trial twist. new details this morning about a heated call between the former president and the top republican in the house who tried to get mr. trump to stop his supporters during last month's capitol riot. and the former president's lawyers now arguing mr. trump never knew vice president pence is in the way. >> the answer is, no, at no point was the president informed the vice president was in any danger. >> but a republican senator, a trump ally, says that's not true. >> i said, mr. president, they've taken the vice president out. they want me to get off the phone. i've got to go. >> this morning a new push to

hear from witnesses. live with the overnight developments. winter's worst. more than 100 million people from coast to coast prepatering cold, more snow and dangerous ice. there's even more bad weather in the week ahead. dylan's keeping an eye on all of it. ready to reopen. the cdc out with new guidelines over how and when schools across the country should get students back in the classroom. what every parent needs to know. i failed. jon timberlake apologizes for his actions with britney spears and janet jackson. is it too little too this morning fans on both sides arehat plus silence at the australian open. fans no longer allowed in the stands to watch tennis's top

players after a worker tested positive for covid sending that part of australia into lockdown. >> it's rough. it's going to be a rough few days for everyone. >> what it could mean for other major events, like the olympics. today, saturday, february 13th, 2021. from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander, kristin welker and dylan dreyer. welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. dylan with the weather the way it is this weekend, it's going to be a good valentine's weekend just to hunker down for most folks. >> i was thinking back to last weekend's holiday. we were making fun of the ground hog. well, it's all playing out as planned. winter certainly is being winter. >> it certainly is. i had to run to my car today. it was absolutely freezing. stay inside. eat chocolate for valentine's

day. >> the ground hog got it right this year. we want to get to our top story right now. the impeachment trial of former president trump after the defense rested on friday. it looked like the trial would wrap up today, but now news of a contentious call between former president trump and the top house republican as rioters stormed the capitol could mean witnesses. kelly o'donnell is at the white house. >> reporter: this is a dramatic twist on what was already an unusual working saturday for the impeachment trial against the former president. while closing arguments were expected to be up next, a democratic senator says the trial should be put on pause because of new information so that witnesses can be interviewed and more evidence considered. donald trump's state of mind on trial. senators as impeachment jurors asked whether the former president knew about the danger to his own vice president.

house managers turned to a trump tweet. >> at 2:24 p.m. he said, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. >> reporter: insurrection unfolding on live tv, but the trump defense team kplamd trump did not know pence was a target. >> the answer is no, at no point was the president informed the vice president was in any danger. >> even though secret service rushed pence and his family to safety. and late friday alabama republican tommy tuberville told reporters that he alerted president trump in a phone call during the crisis. >> i said, mr. president, they've taken the vice president out. they want me to get off the phone. i've got to go. >> reporter: new details about a heated call that day between president trump and house republican leader kevin mccarthy as mccarthy tried to get the president to call off his supporters. a lawmaker briefed tells nbc mr.

trump said, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are and then mccarthy side, who the expletive do you think you are talking to. trump and mccarthy later patched things up. they bristled if trump supporters believed the big lie that trump won. >> my judgment? who asked that. my judgment's irrelevant in this proceeding. >> reporter: in a head shaking lapse, the defense complained about the trial itself. >> this is about the most miserable experience i've had down here in washington, d.c. there's nothing fun about it. >> reporter: only to be reminded that lawmakers lived through the deadly siege. >> for that i guess we're sorry, but you should have been here on january 6th. >> reporter: friday's trump defense came with video and an ominous sound track where democrats fiery words were quoted more than 200 times. >> you don't get what you don't fight for.

>> fight. it is a fight. >> reporter: though no attack followed. after images of bravery became evidenced, one act of unity. all 100 senators voted to offer eugene goodman a congressional medal of honor. >> officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. >> reporter: and senators said that honor for goodman certainly extends to all of the brave law enforcement who fought so hard to protect them that day. now what happens today? sheldon white house, democrat from rhode island, is the voice saying put things on pause. in a tweet he says, how would you resolve these new questions based on the developments related to the two phone calls? one way to clear it up, suspend the trial, depose mccarthy and tuberville. get the records from the secret serv give the senate more evidence.

senators control their own process so it is possible, however unlikely, that they could take that advice from sheldon white house and mix things up on what was expected to be the final day. peter? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house this morning. thanks. we now want to bring in nbc's garrett haike live from the white house. let's take about the dramatic developments from the white house. have calls for witnesses to be called to testify. so do these overnight developments change things and how likely is it that witnesses will be zmauld. >> reporter: kristin, getting witnesses to call about the mccr the case that the former president knew the vice president and members of congress were in grave danger and he never did anything about it. unless and until those calls come from republicans, perhaps one of the six we know is considering the possibility of

conviction or someone further to the right who hasn't indicated much interest in this trial, i feel like it's unlikely the managers will take time to call for witnesses. we're still more likely to wrap up the trial. >> you're speaking about republicans. how about the top republican, mitch mcconnell still hasn't said which way he's going to vote, whether to acquit or to convict. how do you see him leaning right now? is there any chance any additional republicans would 350e8 off? >> mcconnell has played his cards very close to the vest. he said this is going to be a vote of conscience and he's condemned the former president's behavior but he's voted twice to say this trial is unconstitutional. we don't know which way he'll break. it seems unlikely he'll vote to convict after saying it is unconstitutional. talking to republican senators last night, a lot of them are clearly troubled by the former president's behavior. they'd like to see some kind of condemnation of it happen with you but the constitutional

question hangs over the trial. we'd like to see more republicans than the one, only mitt romney who voted for conviction last year. it's hard to see how they could convince 17 that they'd need for conviction. >> a lot of fast-moving developments. you're tracking all of it. appreciate it. you can see nbc's coverage of the impeachment trial starting today at 10 eastern on msnbc and nbc news now. it seals like a never ending stretch punishing weather. more snow, more brutal cold, dangerous ice as well. dylan's in studio 1a filling us in. this could be a tough weekend for a lot of folks. >> a tough weekend and tough start to the week. there's a lot going on so bear with me here. we have a color full map. winter weather advisories, winter watch and ice storms from virginia into marry land. here is the storm we're going to watch for today. mostly rain from georgia into the carolinas. here is the pink. that's where we have icing.

you'll see it will last until mid afternoon. this will start to peel away. there's a secondary area of low pressure that's going to bring rain to georgia, south and north carolina on sunday with the potential for a little bit of icing on the northern side of that tomorrow as well. we're looking for a coating of ice to 1/10 of an inch coating the power lines could lead to power outages. we have brutally cold temperatures in the northern plains and upper midwest. wind chills this morning, it feels like 30 below in south dakota. same for lincoln nebraska. then this afternoon wind chills will still feel like they are well below zero. bismarck will feel like it's 28 below zero this afternoon. very dangerous wind chills. then we've got the next storm. this is a monday/tuesday time frame. heavy snow likely across texas, oklahoma, arkansas seeing significant amounts of snow 467891 out of 48 states could see snow through tuesday.

i'll break down the details of this storm in just a little bit, guys. >> dylan, thank you so much. we'll get the full forecast in a few minutes. now to the debate over how and when to reopen schools across the country. on friday the cdc issued guidance. meagan fitzgerald is in los angeles with more on this. meagan, good morning to you. >> reporter: kristin, good morning to you. returning to the classroom comes down to the question of safety for those who are hesitant. it can be done, but even with the new guideline it's an uphill battle for many communities across the country. this morning a renewed focus on the toll covid is taking on kids. >> they gl from engaged learners to sad, depressed, staying in their rooms. >> reporter: while the debate over virtual learning or in-classroom lessons continues across the country, but now the cdc is weighing in saying it's safe for schools to reopen and issuing these guideline masks

should be worn properly, social distancing should be enforced, hands should be washed frequently. cleaning and proper ventilation and saying contact tracing protocols should be followed. >> schools know how to do this. >> reporter: in southern california doctors with the american academy of pediatrics are calling for a return to the classroom saying students well-being is on the line. >> weight gain from not being able to be physically active, social/emotional health. >> the debate is heating up. the city attorney is suing the school district to reopen with the mayor's support. >> we support our teachers. we support our educators. we want them to be safe but we also know our children are broken. >> reporter: teachers and administrators want to return, too, but safely. >> dr. fauci has said repeatedly that we don't set the time line, the virus sets the time line. >> the district wants educators and staff vaccinated first, but

availability is still a challenge nationwide. even as some pharmacies and grocery stores start administering the vaccine. mass vaccination sites like dodgers stadium are running out. >> i'm concerned as your mayor that our vaccine supply is uneven, it's unpredictable. >> reporter: the challenge to vaccinate as schools confront reopening. another challenge, it's a holiday weekend. millions of americans are expected to travel. with the more contagious variant, they're concerned about other super spreader events since we've not seen the impact from super bowl weekend. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you for that from los angeles. nbc news wants to help you with everything you need to know to get the covid vaccine for you or for your family member. you can learn more about your state's vaccination plans and eligibility at plan your vaccine.com. meantime, new york governor andrew cuomo is facing tough new questions and criticism after

allegations that his administration under counted the number of covid deaths in nursing homes. nbc's kathy park is following this story from new york for us. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning to you. during the height of the pandemic here in new york, governor cuomo was often haled a hero for the handling of the covid outbreak, but in recent weeks the narrative has shifted with more democrats and republicans demanding accountability on reporting of nursing home deaths. this morning growing fallout for new york governor andrew cuomo and his administration over withholding covid death toll numbers in nursing homes. his top aide, melissa deresidential -- derosa saying we froze concerned the information was going to be used against us. after receiving a request from the department of justice last year. those comments first reported by "the new york post" sparked immediate backlash there lawmakers on both sides of the

aisle. democratic state leader said this is a betrayal of the public trust. tom reed said he's filing a criminal complaint against cuomo's aide. >> she needs to be arrested. following this she said we needed to temporarily set aside the legislature's request and deal with the federal request first. we informed the houses of this at the time. we were comprehensive and transparent in our responses to the doj and then had to immediately focus our resources on the second wave and vaccine rollout. we could not fulfill their request as quickly as anyone would like. the growing scrutiny comes just weeks after new york attorney general leticia james released a report saying the state had undercounted nursing home deaths by as much as 50%. they say it was 15,000 much higher than originally reported. on friday 14 democratic state

senators called to repeal cuomo's emergency powers in the pandemic joining the republican-led effort. governor cuomo defended his administration's actions in late january. >> 1/3 of all deaths in this nation are from nursing homes. new york state we're only about 28%, only, but we're below the national average in number of deaths in nursing homes. but who cares, 33, 28 died in a hospital, died in a nursing home, they died. >> reporter: often praised for his leadership, the governor is coming under fire and tackling a new crisis. and governor cuomo was at the white house yesterday to discuss covid relief with other governors and mayors and while in washington he did not address the ongoing controversy here in new york. kristin, peter. >> kathy park in new york this

morning. kathy, thanks so much. also this morning you might soon be paying more for postage while getting slower mail in return. nbc news has learned that postmaster general wants told get rid of first class mail while raising prices as well. the news was first reported by the washington post. the postal service has already been hit with big delivery delays in the past couple of months. critics say the changes would lead to a, quote, death spiral for the postal service. sad news for "jeopardy" fans. brayden smith passed away suddenly at the age of 24. smith was one of the late host alex trebek's champions earning more than $100,000 shortly before trebek's death in november. smith had been looking forward to competing on jeep did i's tournament of champions. there's still no cause of death that's been shared at this time. we do want to take a turn though, get a check of the rest of the forecast with dylan. what are you tracking? >> good morning, guys.

we are tracking quite a bit there. we have a big storm out in the pacific. a big storm through monday and tuesday. snow falling in chicago. heavy rain in atlanta. south carolina, north carolina seeing heavy rain, too. icing is likely through virginia where it's already very slippery and dangerous. this will continue to make its way through the mid-atlantic. then a second area of low pressure will move in as we go through tomorrow bri waking up to temperatures mildly in the 50s. 52 right now in san jose. but we are monitoring some shower activity that is expected to this afternoon. temperatures will climb into the upper 50s, low 60s. morning rain chances, clearing into the afternoon. and expect to see storm rangers scanning right now. you can see a couple of showers pushing through the north bay, san rafael area. breezy conditions later this afternoon. full forecast at 7:00.

>> and that's your latest forecast. kristin? >> dylan, thank you. fans were abruptly told to leave the stands. justin timberlake is

we're back now on a saturday morning with the weekly download. our look back at the week's other big stories outside of washington, d.c. >> among them a horrific crash on a busy highway. >> reporter: a massive pileup on an icy texas interstate killed at least 6 people and sent dozens to the hospital. >> cars flying. the crunch sickening. the chain reaction smashing more than 130 vehicles. >> skid for about 100 feet or so and then hit the wall and a

piece of ice came through and plowed through a lot of people. >> a new report from the ntsb found the the helicopter crash passengers saying he was disoriented by thick clouds and fog. he thought he was climbing up to punch through the cloud bank. instead he banked the chopper hard to the left descending and crashing into the hillside. a gunman opened fire at a minnesota health clinic killing one person and wounding four others. >> somebody came in and started shooting. >> the suspect, 67-year-old gregory paul ulrich was known to law enforcement. he had a history of being unhappy with health care. >> two sanitation workers from louisiana haled as heroes after finding a 10-year-old girl police say was kidnapped from a family member's home. >> i looked again at the car and i told brandon, that's the car that that guy took that little girl in.

>> reporter: the two co-workers turned into a crime fighting duo calling 911, then using their garbage truck to block the suspect's car until authorities arrived in just minutes. this texas mom jumped into action taking down a suspected peeping tom she says she caught looking into her daughter's bedroom. >> my kids are my life and, you know, just making sure i protect them. >> the 19-year-old suspect was booked into jail and faces charges of possession of a controlled substance and evading arrest. iconic motown singer mary wilson passed away at the age of 76. wilson was one of the founding members of the supremes, the ground breaking group known for smash hits like you keep me hanging on and stop in the name of love. ♪ stop in the name of love ♪ ♪ before you break my heart ♪ >> some of the week's wildest moments caught on camera.

four snowmobilers in utah buried in an avalanche. they dug themselves out and didn't suffer any serious injuries. a tesla dash cam captured the stunning moment a couple was robbed while sitting in traffic. the thief smashed their back window and made off with thousands of dollars of camera equipment and a drone. and a herd of calves in indiana made a break for it taking off down a highway. luckily police and some good samaritans were able to get the cows home safely. and finally -- ♪ 2020 won and it's a little bit lonely, no one's ever coming around ♪ >> reporter: the marsh family shared their lockdown. ♪ nothing we can say, we're totally fixed where we are ♪ >> dylan -- >> i'm so glad they're back. >> i loved that song before but

now i really love it, dylan. >> the whole family can sing. that's what's fun. there's no curveball in that family. >> our family did that, we'd be shattering some glass here. now on todd, taxes 101. why you should file sooner rather than later this year as tens of millions deal with the effects of the pandemic. >> plus, dancing in any kind of weather. not me. i'll introduce you to a dedicated group of dancers moving through all seasons

good saturday morning. it is 5:56. here's a live look outside. beautiful cloudy skies. dramatic sight as the lights twinkle in downtown san jose. some wet pavement as we start our weekend. good morning. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us with a look at your microclimate forecast. hey, girl. >> hey there. you know, we will be seeing the chance of some shower activity spotted on storm ranger. 50 degrees in san jose start.

not too cold. here's the current temperature in san francisco. 54. take a look at storm ranger. you can see areas south of the golden gate bridge. pretty dry for now. it is up and scanning. but we have a couple of showers popping up through the north bay. we'll keep the chance at least through mid-morning. so that morning rain chance starts to linger to about 10:00, 11:00. after that, we get periods of sunshine. i'll talk about that. full forecast at 7:00. kira. >> we'll see you then, vianey. thanks so much. this morning, parents and teachers are analyzed new guidelines issued by the cdc for reopening schools. the guidelines came out yesterday. it's important to note it is not a mand that districts can use in order to reopen. here's the five recommendations for when they are considered safe enough to reopen. mandatory mask wearing, physical distancing, hand washing, sanitized classrooms and specific contact tracing protocols.

not everyone thinks it's a good idea. >> so until not only every teacher and adult can be vaccinated, should schools reopen. but really the students need to be vaccinated. >> some districts already have started their reopening process. a new map from governor newsom's office shows which school districts are reopening. the areas in dark blue are elementary districts that have resumed in-person learning. yellow is all distance learning. and the light blue is a hybrid of the two. one district that has reopened for in-person is shoreline unified. palo alto in the south bay is now doing hybrid learning. san francisco unified is still 100% distance learning. coming up this morning on "today in the bay" for the very first time, we are hearing from the

family of the very first known person to die of coronavirus. she lived here in the bay area. the confusion they faced in the early days of the pandemic. that, plus all your top stories and vianey's full forecast at 7:00.

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ we are back on this saturday morning, february 13th, 2021 with justin timberlake's 2002 hit "cry me a river." the song long believed to be about timberlake's relationship with britney spears. this morning he's apologizing to her and janet jackson as well. >> new documentary about britney spears is why a lot of people are talking about it these days.

that in a moment. we begin this half an hour with headlines. the second impeachment trial of former president trump could wrap up today. closing arguments expected in a few hours. by the end of the day, senators could vote, but it comes amid new calls to suspend the trial and to hear from witnesses after new details came out about a heated conversation between house republican leader kevin mccarthy and president trump during the riot where mccarthy tried to get mr. trump to call off his supporters attacking the capitol. u.s. olympic swimmer clete keller has been indicted on charges in his role at the capitol. he was initially charged with new indictment with seven charges including civil disorder, obstruction of an official proceeding, disorderly conduct in a capital building. he was spotted inside the capitol in his team u.s.a. jacket. new yorkers will be hearing some familiar voices on their

commutes. >> hey, new york. this is jerry seinfeld. welcome to the premiere of comedians in trains getting coffee. >> dr. fauci here. just kidding, it's me. >> welcome to west 4th street, everybody! >> a group of celebrity new yorkers including jerry seinfeld, aqua fina, brad lebo wits all teemed up with the mta to make the announcements that riders will hear on subway stations, trains and buses. a campaign to wear masks, follow covid safety protocols while commuting. >> good to see some of those familiar faces there. also this morning, a lot of questions over the safety of big sporting events after australian open officials were forced to ban fans. it has everybody wondering what this means for the upcoming olympic games. sarah harmon is following all of the developments for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. the australian open was a test

case for big international sporting events and this is not the open that anyone wanted. today players who spent weeks in a strict quarantine are still going to be playing to empty, silent stadiums as melbourne goes into a five-day hard lockdown. today top stars like serena williams and naomi osaka are taking to the court for the fourth round of the australian open, but instead of cheering fans, they'll be met by eerie silence. >> it's rough. it's going to be a rough few days forrer one. >> fans are banned and the state of victoria is looked down. after a worker tested positive. 13 other cases are believed to be linked. fans were ushered out of the stands just before the clock struck midnight right in the middle of novak djokovic's

match. >> i still enjoyed it. >> i am disappointed. i had tickets to the women's final. clearly that's not going to happen. very disappointing. very angry, actually. >> reporter: until now, as many as 30,000 visitors a day were allowed to watch the action. unmasked spectators and raucous cheers were providing hope for fans worldwide. posting an international sporting event has come with challenges. players forced in strict hotel quarantine with no opportunity for outdoor practice. locals complained the influx of so many international players put them at risk. the latest lockdown raising fresh questions about the tokyo olympics this summer. organizers covid play books with go ahead. >> it's hard to believe, but the olympic torch relay is now only 40 days away so the clock is

ticking. of course, we should say that we here at nbc do have the broadcast rights for the olympics. there will be a lot of crossed fingers behind the scenes so the games can go ahead as planned safely. peter, kristin? >> that is for sure. hard to believe it is so close. sarah harmon, thank you for that. you so badly want them to proceed for the big venue events going forward. dylan back with another check of the weather. we still have to hunker down these days, dyl. >> we do. the snow, ice, brutally cold temperatures. so many folks dealing with exceptional cold, record cold possible. dallas 29 degrees with a wind chill of 19 degrees. little rock, wind chill of 24 degrees. then on sunday, temperatures running about 25 to nearly 50 degrees below average. kansas city a high on sunday, three degrees. that's 40 degrees below average. 47 decrease below average in parts of south dakota. here's's a look at your wind

chills going into next week. omaha, minus 16 on monday. all of that cold air is in place for that big snowstorm system that's going to move through especially monday and tuesday, but in the meantime we have snow and ice, mostly ice for virginia. this will make its way through maryland, delaware, new jersey into new york city with a coating of ice possible. that could make it we do have a morning chance of seeing some rain through portions of the bay area. temperatures right now in the 50s. we're going to top out in the upper 50s, low 60s for the afternoon. for the morning, spotty showers. by afternoon, we should see clearing. breezy to windy conditions expected. gustier for the coastline and the mountain top areas. a look at storm ranger, mobile doppler radar. here's a closer look at the headlines we're monitoring for the week. three rain chances ahead.

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59 1/2. if you were sick, you lost child care, you can take the money out and not pay a penalty. you won't have to pay tax taxes. >> stef, stimulus money and unemployment benefits, how does that affect your taxes. >> if you received a stimulus check, you don't owe taxes. here's the third one, last year if you got a stimulus check, that was based on what money you made in 2019. if your situation changed in 2020 and you lost your job and then you qualified, file your taxes right now and you will be getting a check. >> stef -- >> and unemployment? unemployment, if you got unemployment benefits last year, you do owe taxes on them. >> glad you added that. i have to ask you about tomorrow, valentine's day. what are some tips if you

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the streaming giant pulled the show because of a contract dispute over royalties. it's resolved and it's back on netflix now. dwayne johnson just in time for valentine's day. the rock is showing what a big heart he has. he posted this picture to instagram, a pause for the cause. he's walking down a path writing every man wants a son but every man needs a daughter. all my girls have become the great equalizers in my life. i'm surrounded by estrogen and wouldn't have it any other way. he went on to say he hopes his daughter never gets tired of holding his big old dinosaur hands. he's a father of three girls. you never g dad's hand. that's your pop start. >> that is for sure. that picture melts my heart. you're a girl dad, peter. >> as the dad of daughters i used to always say i wanted to be surrounded by women. i should have been more

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at the bay bridge on a wet morning across the bay area. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. hey, v. >> hey there. we have a chance of seeing shower activity for portions of the bay area. already getting reports of light rain moving through ukiah and mendocino counties. everywhere else, it's quiet. we have our storm ranger up and scanning. we'll keep the rain chances for the first half of our morning. by afternoon, we should get partial clearing. temperatures will top out in the upper 50s, low 6 0s. take a look at your forecast for the week. breeze where to windy conditions into the afternoon. looking ahead into the workweek, we have three more chances of scenery. tomorrow is valentine's day. a full forecast what to expect sunday at 7:00 a.m. kira. >> oh, yeah. we look forward to that, vianey.

thanks so much. a big announcement about the vaccine rollout. the state is adding millions of californians to the vaccination list. beginning in march, anyone between the ages of 16 and 65 with severe health conditions or high-risk disabilities will be able to get vaccinated. serious health conditions include cancer, down syndrome, organ transplant. and certain type 2 diabetes and pregnancy. the new guidance will allow people with developmental or severe disabilities to get their shots as well. as the year of the ox begins, asian-american business owners are hoping for a return to normalcy and calls for safety in the community are getting louder. in san francisco's out celebrating. merchants say it wasquiet. after more than 50 years, the owner of the wok shop is looking forward to the return of crowds. >> a peaceful year. everybody works hard.

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good morning. trump trial twist. new details about a heated call from the former president and the top republican in the house who tried to get president trump to stop his supporters last month and the former president's lawyers now arguing mr. vice pr was in harm's way. >> the answer is no, at no point was the president informed the vice president was in any danger. >> but a republican senator and trump ally is saying that's not true. >> i said, mr. president, they've taken the vice president out. they want me to get off the

phone. i've got to a new push to hear from witnesses. we're liveith the overnight developments. i failed. justin timberlake apologizes to britney spears and janet jackson for his actions nearly two decades ago. the superstar speaking out after facing heavy backlash following the release of a new britney spears documentary. is it too little too late? and staying on their toes, through wind and snow and more. dylan introduces us to a group of dancers who aren't letting a little winter weather stop them. >> reporter: do you ever look at the forecast and say, i don't want to do this today. >> when you see it go from 40, 30, 20, every loss of 10 degrees is like, okay, how am i going to add another layer and still be able to move? >> reporter: why they're still moving through it all, "today," saturday, february 13th, 2021. >> happy saturday! >> we are at the holly

performance theater in georgia. >> and we hope you have a great day. >> from paris. >> hi, i'm saying hi to today from wisconsin. >> happy birthday to our son a.j. who turns 1 today. >> happy birthday, son. look at the camera. >> happy first birthday. big one for that little cutie. good morning. welcome back to "today" on this saturday morning. dylan, i am looking forward to your dance story. i want to see you get out there in that cold weather with those moves. >> you always see me out there in the cold weather. maybe not. maybe not with the moves. we'll see. >> better you than me. that's a pulled hamstring best i can tell watching that video. >> exactly. that will be a good one. we'll look forward to it. let's get to today's news. former president trump's second overnight between mr. trump and the top house republican as

rioters stormed the capitol could lead to a call for witnesses today. nbc's kelly o'donnell is at the white house with more on the developments. kelly, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kristin. there is a new push to halt the impeachment trial after information about what he knew and what he said during the insurrection. sheldon white house says the way to resolve these new questions is to pause the trial and depose alabama senator tommy tuberville who said he was on the phone with mr. trump during the crisis and told him the vice president was in danger directly contradicting the trump defense that claimed he had note been told pence was in any trouble at all. and could gop leader kevin mccarthy be called as a witness after new information about an angry call when he spoke to mr. trump urging him to get his supporters to stop the riot? mr. trump told mccarthy that, well, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. according to lawmakers briefed on that call.

senators do have the power to call witnesses and change their trial schedule, but it's unclear if enough senators will agree to do that. and if not, closing arguments are expected today and then a vote to convict or acquit. kristin? >> we should know more in just a few hours. kelly, there's also news about white house deputy press secretary being suspended for a week without pay because of comments he apparently made to a reporter. what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: this is a one-week suspension without pay from t.j. ducklow that he threatened to destroy a reporter who was working on a story about ducklow's personal life, that he was dating a separate unrelated reporter who had covered the biden campaign. on inauguration day president biden said he would not tolerate disrespectful conduct from his staff. >> if you ever work with me and i hear colleague with disrespect, talk down to someone, i promise you i will fire you on the spot.

on the spot. >> reporter: ducklow, who previously worked for nbc, has apologized and the white house says it considers this serious though it does not meet the standard we just heard the president set just last month. kristin? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. thank you. you can see nbc's coverage of the impeachment trial starting at 10 eastern on msnbc and nbc news now. the debate over how and when to reopen schools across this country. the cdc issuing long-awaited guidance about how to get kids back in the classroom safely. nbc's meagan fitzgerald is in los angeles with the latest on that. meagan, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. the cdc is saying returning to the classroom can be done safely. they're out with new guidelines on how to do it. they're recommendingmasks, social distancing should be enforced. hands should be washed and cleaning and proper ventilation is essential and finally the cdc

requires contact tracing, isolation and quarantine protocols be followed inside schools. some doctors say virtual learning is taking a big toll on kids causing weight gain and leading to mental health issues. returning to school is an uphill battle in some communities where educators want to be vaccinated before going back. meanwhile, supply of the vaccine is still an issue. mass vaccination sites like the one at dodgers stadium ran out on thursday. cities like new orleans are enforcing strict measures to stop the spread of the virus ahead of mardi gras on tuesday. parades and traditional parties have been canceled and they're stopping mask gatherings. health experts are especially concerned about super spreader events because of the more contagious variants that are quickly spreading across the country. peter? >> meagan, thank you very much. nbc news wants to help you with everything you need to know to get the covid vac seen for you or for members of your family. you can learn more about your state's vaccination plans and

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stars an apology long overdue. in an instagram approach he's apologizing to britney spears and janet jackson writing i am deeply sorry for the times in my life where my actions contributed to the problem, where i spoke out of turn or did not speak up for what was right. the former nsync star is facing renewed backlash in the way of a documentary documenting the pop star's tumultuous career. both teen pop identify dolls in the early 2000s timberlake indirectly accused spears of cheating on him. even featuring a brittney look alike in this music video cry me a river casting her as a villain with real life repercussions. >> i have to ask a couple of things about justin. >> okay. of course. >> he was going on television pretty upset, you broke his

heart. you did something that caused him so much pain, so much suffering. >> reporter: a separate apology to janet jackson. in 2004 they shared a super bowl halftime stage where the world washed the infamous award malfunction. >> these events happened more than a decade ago. why apologize now. >> the climate has changed significantly. >> reporter: timberlake goes on to write as a man in a privileged position, i have to be vocal about this. i do not want to ever benefit from others being pulled down again. as for his fans -- >> are those apologies going to change? probably not. >> one person calling it noble writing, i believe in your evolution. from another simply apology not accepted. timberlake ends with this promise. i can do better and will do better. for "today," blayne alexander, nbc news.

so i actually started watching this documentary for a few minutes. i have a ways to get through, but what struck me about it, putting all of that aside, they have footage of britney spears at 10 years old and it's like she has this gift. her voice is unbelievable as a child. >> i'm struck after the wardrobe malfunction what happened to janet jackson's career versus justin timberlake's career. the rules were not the fair. not the same. >> that's for sure. dylan, as we talk about all of this, let's get another check of the weather. >> yes, because we have so much to talk about. the weather is cold. we have winter weather of all kinds. snow and ice. here is the next storm system. it's going to produce rain along the coast. we've got snow through the sierra nevada, rockies. we could see more than a foot of snow. this is going to move eastward. it takes a weird dive down to the south. areas that don't typically get snow will be seeing snow. look at most of new mexico,

texas, oklahoma through missouri, arkansas, louisiana will see snow. we're going to see mostly rain on the eastern side of it with that patch of ice in between. the snow will continue monday night through tuesday. back through the great lakes. also through the interior northeast. right along the coast line i do think it will be mostly rain as the former air comes in from the south. how much snow? we could see widespread 3 to 6 inches but locally 6 to 12 inches across the central and southern plains including oklahoma and texas. we could see it produce several inches of snow for the interior northeast with a little bit of icing between the two. it will be mainly rain for the coast going into tuesday. that's the next storm. we'll still have the storm occurring right now currently bringing ice to virginia and will bring some of that ice through maryland, new jersey, and we do have some light shower activity mainly to our

north near ukiah. a chance of seeing scattered showers at least through the afternoon. here's a closer look at your microclimate forecast for today. the early rain chance will diminish with partial clearing. once the storm moves out, the winds will increase by the evening hours. a closer look right now at your headlines, rain chances ahead. that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, have i to toss it back to you. you have another story. >> i'll take it right back. i'm so excited to share this story to you. i'm going to introduce you to the group of women braving the snow, braving the cold, wind, ice and more all to dance. we're back after this.

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it's something that we can all rely on. >> she and her dance troop are no strangers to performing outside. when gyms and dance studios closed down, they moved to along the east side. >> closer. >> reporter: their class giving new meaning to playing in the snow. >> really kick the snow if you want. >> reporter: for these professionals the benefits of dancing together out weigh any downside to doing it outside. >> i think it keeps us all connected, hopeful, happy. it gives us something to look forward to and have fun doing, which is so rare now. >> reporter: have you ever looked at the forecast and think, oh, i don't wanto to this today? >> when you see it go from 40 to 30 to 20, every loss of 10 degrees is like, okay, how am i going to add another layer and still be able to move? >> reporter: on this day improv to warm up. >> talk about making it work.

the snow and ice was fun for some things but now you need to practice on stable grouped and this is the only way to get there. >> we joke this is our backstage and then we're walking to our stage right now. >> the new beach front setting does have its advantages. >> when you care enough you try to go with the weather and not against it. >> in the summer it's so hot and in the winter it's different. >> reporter: as a meteorologist i love that. weather could be making its own appearance in your routine. the dance troop taking every opportunity to prepare for the next performance whenever that might be. these aren't ideal conditions to perform your craft. why do you make it work? >> in some ways it does feel ideal. we wouldn't have always thought to come here. this was always here.

but i'm so glad that we did. what a view. >> reporter: so a couple things. you might be wondering why i didn't put myself out there and dance. this was a professional dance troop. this wasn't just a hobby. i will say, i haven't seen a live performance of any kind in -- i mean, in so long so just to sit and listen to the music, to watch them dance, to watch them rehearse for an unknown performance, i mean, it really, really was very special. >> those guys are so impressive. when i'm in my puff if i coat i can barely get my arms down by my side. they're doing the whole deal. >> i love how she talked about how many different layers they need as they watch the temperature drop. dylan, what a great piece. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> they're special forsure. >> they sure >> they sure serena: it's my 4:10, no-excuses-on-game-day migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose of ubrelvy works fast. it can quickly stop my migraine

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good morning. it is saturday, february 13th. 7:00 on the dot as we take a live look outside. cloudy skies over san jose and other parts of the bay area are seeing some light rain right now. thank you so much for starting your saturday morning with us, the