good morning. trouble in texas. while the power is finally coming back on across the lone star state, residents are struggling to find clean drinking water, dealing request frozen pipes bursting and flooding in their homes. when you get eight inches of standing sewage water, it's etty much all over. not much able to be saved. >> this as firefighters battle a massive blaze at a hotel being used as a shelter for displaced residents. we're live in texas and we'll talk to the white house national climate advisor about whether what's happening in texas is a sign of climate disasters to

come. extreme delays. that massive weather system now responsible for a backlog of up to 6 million coronavirus vaccines across the country. >> we literally begged, borrowed and stole vaccines to keep as much of our system and structure in place. >> and breaking overnight, the covid relief bill is officially unveiled as president biden pushes back on republicans who have criticized the price tag. >> letet me ask. what would they have me cut? what would they have me leave out? >> we are live at the white house. wild chase. police race through the streets of philadelphia following a suspect who stole a pizza deliveryman's car with the driver's wife and young children inside. we'll show you the dramatic end to the chase. all that, plus it's over. kim kardashian officially filing for divorce from husband kanye west calling it quits after a tumultuous year that saw many

much their private troubles play out on a public stage. this morning we are keeping up with the celebrities. today saturday, february 20th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker, and dylan dreyer. >> and welcome to "today" and thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. peter, dylan, good to be with both of you. this is a weekend where a lot of people just are thinking about the residents down in texas. >> that's right. fortunately, a little bit of good forecast news for the folks in texas these next couple days. >> we have been talking about it all week, we just needed to get to the weekend. we should get into the 40s, 50s, even 60s. there is warmer weather in the forecast. >> that is good news. that is also where we begin with our top story this morning. that slow motion disaster in texas. the power is starting to come back on for most people in the

state, but now many residents are dealing with water issues from busted pipes to flooding and their homes not having suitable drinking water. nbc's morgan chesky remains in dallas for us this morning. morgan, good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. you're right. a sigh of relief with the fact that the temperatures are finally going to be above freezing for some time. while the power outage situation is slowly but surely improving, there are a growing number of calls for accountability. this morning as frigid temperatures finally start to leave texas, the infamous blast consequences clear. busted waterlines no longer frozen, now flooding homes as thousands flood food banks, waiting hours for clean water. statewide, 1,300 public water systems are now compromised. serving 14.9 million texans, nearly half the state. so many, still picking up the

pieces. >> when you get eight inches of standing sewage water it's pretty much all ruined. not much to be aefd. >> reporter: ercot said customers customers no longer need to conserve electricity, but they are already being sued, fail to plan the amount of power that would be required into winter 2021 season. also under fire texas ted cruz ted cruz who flew to cancun with his family while millions in his state suffered. i admitted he flew back early and regret the trip but not without serious criticism. >> we stay on the ship. we don't leave the ship when the ship is in trouble. >> reporter: also in houston, james macing veil, better known as mattress mack, opened up stores for anyone in need of shelter just as he has done for

hurricanes. >> there is so much who is to blame. let's just fix the problem. >> reporter: for these tired texans, a hometown blessing. >> i was taught that the essence of living is giving and i'll go to my grave with that as may saying. >> reporter: there is no firm timetable as to when some of the state's largest water systems will be restored. out cal even texas, this is what first responders are dealing with. this is a hotel housing folks who lost power and water at their homes that then fell victim to the flames and firefighters showed up at this place to try to extinguish it. the sprinkler system inside this building was frozen solid. one problem so many across texas have. >> devastating images there. morgan chesky, thank you, in dallas. >> growing concerns this unfolding disaster in texas could be a warning about climate disasters in the future.

we want to bring in gina carano gina carano, the first white house climate advisor and also the epa administrator during the obama administration. thanks for waking up with us. as you know, there are three major energy grids in the continental u.s., one basically for the east, one for the west, and then there is texas, that is effectively an island here. is it time for texas' independent grid to join those more national systems? what's the federal government's responsibility here? >> well, we certainly have been talking about all of the challenges in texas and the first thing i have to say is my heart goes out to everyone in texas and i know that president biden has sent a team of folks out not just fema, but across the federal government to bring blankets and generators and food. so, hopefully, folks will be stepping up here for the people in texas. in terms of the failure in the power grid, i think that texas

has been recommended to really connect and make sure there is resilience in the system to be able to seek help from other states and other areas when these types of disasters hit. you're right. this is one of those weather events that we shouldn't think of being unpredictable at this point. we are going to be facing extreme weather events and challenges and we have to be prepared. so i think texas will be fully proceed to see whether or not it's time for them to connect to the grid, get that resilience in the system, and make sure that we're all doing everything we can to protect one another. >> and director muck car think, when we look to the future, what needs to be done, let me ask about something that texas governor greg abbott said. he said, quote, our wind and solar got shut down. it just shows that fossil fuel is necessary. is that the takeaway from this

week, director? >> i don't think people believe that's the takeaway. lack, wind is about nine to 12% of the resources that texas relies on. they actually, wind did better than gas, natural gas and coal in terms of their reliability during this process. but that really, this time for those types of discussions, it's not surprising that people would criticize renewable energy. it seems to be what people do. but we've not to get serious about this. we have to get serious about protecting those people, getting it through this disaster, doing a close look. honestly, we have to take climate a lot more seriously, which is why the president is really initiating a whole of government approach to this so we start taking it with a seriousness it deserves. >> director mccarthy, there is a very ambitious plan from the biden administration right now.

effort. given we are in the middle of a pandemic, an economic crisis, is this the right time to pursue that path? >> you know, the reason why the president is focused on this is because the time is now. but it also is an opportunity for us as we start rebuilding our economy to build it on the most firm base that we can, and the one that's going to grow the most jobs. and that happens to be clean energy. this is our opportunity not just to get out of covid-19, but to think about how we rebuild, to think about how our country rejoins the international effort which we just did in parma. more importantly it -- >> could i follow up with you on that very point on paris? of course, the trump administration had pulled out of the agreement. so can the united states catch up to the aggressive commitments

that were set in order to match its initial promises? >> yeah, of course, we can. and that's exactly what we are going to do. over the next few months, it's our job to work across the federal government to identify the opportunities for reductions and that's going to be standard setting and also going to be investment. this is not about sacrifice. people sacrificing enough, as you can see. this is about making sure that we don't sacrifice in the future any more than we have to, and that we actually use this as an opportunity to go, good union, high-paying jobs to actually understand how we can strengthen our economy and move it forward. so even if you don't like the idea of talking about climate n people the stability they expec when we go to glasgow in november with other countries. there is no question about that.

>> director -- gina mccarthy, thank you so much. and also this morning, president biden is pushing hard for a new covid relief bill and we just learned new details about what that includes overnight. nbc's kelly o'donnell is tracking it from the white house this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a critical week ahead for president biden's effort to go big on covid relief. the democrats have put in writing lots of writing, the specifics of their plan to fund vaccines, schools, food programs and lots of personalized financial help. there can be changes made in coming weeks, so the pressure is on president biden to sell it, and he did so on the road. at michigan's pfizer covid vaccine plant -- >> what happens there? >> reporter: president biden toured the production line friday and delivered a dose of forceful encouragement. >> the vaccines are safe.

please, for yourself, your family, your community, this country, take the vaccine when it's your turn and available. >> reporter: in a new development, house democrats released the first text of the nearly 600-page covid relief bill that extends unemployment benefits at $400 a week through august, sends direct payments of $1,400 per person and for each child for families erj up to $150,000 a year, and includes a sliding increase in the minimum wage up to $15 an hour after four years. president biden pushed republican lawmakers who call his $1.9 trillion covid package too expensive. >> let me ask them. what would they have me cut? what would they have me leave out? >> reporter: the president put a folksy spin on criticizing mr. trump. my predecessor failed to order enough vaccines. >> reporter: new criticism

appeared in a british paper that asked dr. anthony fauci about fallout when he publicly disagreed with mr. trump. he did things, or allowed things to happen, that were terrible, referring to trump white house aides who publicly undercut fauci's credibility. friday president biden updated the vaccine timeline saying the u.s. should have enough by the end of july for all americans, but cautions that more hurdles like weather delays to could interfere. >> i bleach we will be approaching normalcy bied end of this year and god willing this christmas will be different than last, but i can't make that commitment to you. >> reporter: and this morning there is a setback for president biden's cabinet level team. senator joe manchin announcedello post the nomination of neera tanden citing her past tweets and

statements as overtly partisan and toxic. president biden is sticking with tanden's nomination and will look to republicans to help get her through the process. with a 50/50 senate, that nomination is in some peril. kristen, peter. >> no doubt about that. a big twist in that confirmation process. back now to the coronavirus crisis and the struggle to get america vaccinated. millions of doses are being held up because of this punishing streak of winter weather and it's forced some mass vaccination sites to shut their doors. meghan fitzgerald has the latest on that and some good news in the battle against covid. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. coronavirus says continue to decline and experts say that may be due in part to an increase of vaccines in the last few weeks. however, those winter storms have brought vaccine distributions in some locations to a screeching halt. this morning more issues in the race to vaccinate the nation.

severe winter weather triggering a backlog of some 6 million doses, grounded shipments setting off a chain reaction from new york to l.a., people who thought they were getting a shot are finding out they'll have to keep waiting. >> i learned that today's appointments are canceled by coming here. >> reporter: in california, mass vaccination sites like disneyland will remain closed until next week. tens of thousands of shots expected in los angeles are still on the ground in tennessee. >> we are in a race against time. a race between infections and injections, and anything that slows down our progress is unacceptable. >> reporter: in an effort to speed up distribution, pfizer is seeking fda approval to store its vials in a regular freezer up to two weeks instead of the hard to find ultra cold freezers. but amid the vaccine frustration, glimmers of hope. covid infections are dropping in all 50 states. the lowest numbers since october. but urgent reminders that the

pandemic is far from over. >> everyone is high-fiving themselves saying maybe the worst is behind. us. i wide receiver worry this is the eye of the hurricane. >> reporter: the fear, emerging variants detected in at least 42 states could cause another deadly surge as a new study suggests even surviving covid can come with challenges. the university of washington followed patients who recovered from covid for nine months. 30% reported persisting symptoms like fatigue, coughing and shortness of breath. yvette is still suffering nearly a year later. >> it feels like my body is killing itself. >> reporter: as we near 500,000 deaths, the nation still struggles to understand the impact of the virus. a new study out of israel finds one dose of it that pfizer vaccine is 85% effective against the virus while more research is still needed, it suggests that the second dose could be delayed

beyond three weeks, which could help with supply issues here in the u.s. kristen and peter. >> all those headlines a reminder why americans need to stay diligent. meghan, thanks. >> for sure. now a wild scene in philadelphia where a man led police on a high-speed chase after stealing a car with a pizza delivery driver's family inside. the driver was making a delivery with his wife and two young children in the car when the thief jumped in and took off with the family. take a look at this video. he then left them in their car and stole another vehicle leading police on a chase through the streets of philadelphia. he eventually drove into franklin square park where he as apprehended by officers and arrested. thankfully, the delivery driver and his family were unharmed in the incident. terrifying. >> terrifying for that family. the back seat unbelievable. a first check of the forecast right now. dylan, we are relying on you to warm things up for us the next several days. >> i wish i had the power to do

it. i can tell you that mother nature has the power and it's coming. we are going to see temperatures warm up significantly, although it does come with another storm system. right now it's just snow showers back through the rockies and higher elevations and this one instead of diving down into texas, it's going to bring most of its cold air directly from west to east. we are going to see snow in chicago on monday. we will see some snow through the afternoon across the northeast and then it changes over mostly to rain from the midatlantic south up across new england. we will see a little bit of snow there. highest elevations out west will see perhaps 8 to 12 inches of snow. i'd say 1 to 3 across the great lakes with enhancement off lake erie and lake ontario and then in the northwe elevations across upstate new york 2 to we've got a couple of showers pushing through the south bay right now.

48 degrees to start. and early morning rain should clear out by mid-morning. let's take a look now at storm ranger. scanning san bruno mountain and the south bay, a couple of light showers san jose, 101. expect to see for the most part clearing shurbs, temperatures in the upper 50s. as we dry out, the clouds will linger. upper 50s, low 60s through the evening hours. forecast. back to you guys. >> dylan, thank you. now, still to come, a story that's got me talking all week long. palace intrigue. prince harry and meghan markle officily leaveal

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regular investors who say it they were left out in the cold. >> decisions made by you in this company have harmed your customers. >> reporter: lawmakers demanded anticipates in the wake. gamestop trading frenzy, grilling the head of the trading app robinhood. >> we don't answer to hedge funds. we serve millions of small investors who use robinhood as an organization, we will learn from this. >> reporter: nasa's rover perseverance made a successful landing on mars. 127 million miles away. >> touchdown confirmed. perseverance safely on the surface of mars. >> reporter: perseverance stuck the landing. i am rush limbaugh. >> reporter: broadcasting giant and political provocateur rush limbaugh passed away from lung cancer. >> are extreme conservative

slant and sometimes racist and sexist commentary. >> here is the deal. >> reporter: always brash, bold, powerful, and polarizing. >> my goal was to be the most listened to show, biggest radio show in the country. you all have made it possible. espn sports center twitter account under heavy criticism for a picture of some of the greatest athletes of all time. all but one is male. >> the caption read, so many g.o.a.t.s, or greatest of all time. >> simone biles. >> biles responding on twitter, there are so many women i can think of that belong in this photo yet there are none. serena williams broke down in tears after losing in at the semifinals to naomi osaka. >> wonder if you are saying farewell? >> i don't know. if i ever say farewell, i

wouldn't tell anyone, so. >> reporter: a lighter moment followed by an emotional one. >> this is just one of those bad days at the office? >> i don't know. i'm done. some of the week's wildest moments caught on camera. in louisiana, a transformer failure led to this scary sight, electricity pulsing along a powerline. demolition crews imploded the trump plaza and casino in atlantic city that closed years ago. and mount etna gave a show as it erupted in italy spewing lava and ash. the last eruption more than two decades ago. and while he won two super bowls as the quarterback of the new york giants, eli manning is not a champion when it comes to downhill skiing. manning took a tumble when he was trying to videotape his kids on the slopes. the embarrassed dad was just fine.

as a dad, i can ment until you they are about to go over a jump and you are like, we have to change directions quick. even the qb went down hard >> yeah, don't try this at home. he is going to stick to his day job no still to come "today," one of those uh-oh moments that could only happen during the pandemic when members of a california school board started taking hotshots at parents before realizing the whole thing was being streamed to the world. plus, my conversation with a super bowl performer who stole the show before the first snap. his message about hearing impaired artists and the music he is sharing. pop start, a bombshell in

good saturday morning. it is 5:56 as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge on a little bit of a wet start to your saturday. as i was driving down to san jose, saw some wet freeways and wet roads out there. hope you are starting your saturday morning warm at home. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us with your microclimate forecast. hey, v. >> good morning, kira. it is a little wet on the pavement out there. that's because we have light showers pushing through. more in the south bay. 48 degrees in walnut creek. and it's not going to stick

around all day. let me give you a closer look using our storm ranger. you can see the northern portion of the bay area pretty good. even through the interior valleys. but we have this one cell in the south bay coming down very lightly. eventually by afternoon, here's a closer look at what we're expecting. drying day ahead. upper 50s, low 60s. definitely take your jacket early in the morning because it is chilly. by afternoon, it should be okay. peaks of sunshine. it will shape out to be a lovely saturday overall. kira. >> we will see you for the rest at 7:00. thanks so much. we begin with shocking comments from school board members in contra costa county tire board. the controversy erupted wednesday night when the board of trustees said things like parents just want babysitters back. in a public meeting they thought was private, parents who demanded resignations say they

are relieved a new board will have to step in but they're concerned it may delay getting their kids back in class. >> it's one step forward, two steps back. we've had a momentous milestone reached today. but, yes, i am very scared that it is going to hinder getting our children back. >> in a letter to parents, the superintendent released a statement from three of the four board members that says in part this is a difficult decision but we hear the community's concerns and we believe yielding to your request that we step down will allow the district to move forward. the contra costa board of education has appointed two members of the county board to serve as temporary members for oakley. a third is pending. at tns into a cold nightmare. the good news of how they got

home. that, plus all your top stories and vianey's full forecast at 7:00. in the meantime, we'll send you back to "today".

crown at the australian open. >> we are back this saturday morning, february 20, 2021. some breaking sports news. naomi osaka winning the australian open just a short time ago. osaka beating jennifer brady in straight sets after a tournament that faced some big coronavirus challenges as we have reported. this is osaka's second australian open win, her fourth grand slam title. not bad for a 23-year-old. >> i saw her play at the u.s. open once.

so powerful. >> she is a star. >> good for her. let's begin with a check of some of the morning's other headlines. in texas, people are waking up to subfreezing temperatures for the sixth straight day as the power begins to come on across the state. while they may have finally have heat now, they are now dealing with major water issues, including busted pipes, flooded homes and a lack of clean drinking water. temperatures are set to rise back above freezing today. a mother and son from iowa have been arrested for their alleged role in the riot at the u.s. capitol on january 6th. deborah sandoval and her son salvador sandoval jr. facing criminal charges including violent entry and conduct on capitol grounds. they are the second mother/son pair to be arrested in connection with the violent insurrection that led to the deaths of five people. the justice department has also charged six more members of the right wing militia group called the oath keepers with conspiring

to attack the capitol. and now we want to tell you about an unbelievable move that is turning heads in the world of basketball. during friday's game between the minnesota timberwolves and toronto raptors, anthony edwards delivered a gravity-defying slam dunk, there it is. fans are calling it the dunk of the year. there is the still picture of it. in the long run, it didn't matter. the raptors beat the t-wolves 86-81. i am not the biggest basketball fan, but i can tell that is a good move. he was flying like the mars rover there. prince harry and meghan markle and meghan markle are officially moving on after a year-long probation period. they announced friday it's official. they will no longer be working members of the royal family. nbc's molly hunter is outside of buckingham palace with more on exactly what that means. molly, good morning. >> reporter: hey, peter, good morning. i know your co-host has been following this story closely. yes, this was expected, and,

yes, it probably could have been a little bit more harmonious, but what is absolutely sure is that the queen has made clear that harry and meghan are well and truly freed of their royal duties and ready to do and say as they please. it's been almost a year since the bombshell announcement that came to be known as megexit, stepping back as senior royals and now, as expected -- >> the duke and duchess of sussex will not be returning as working members of the royal family. >> reporter: the trial separation is now a divorce, according to a pair of dueling statements out friday. the queen saying in a statement from the couple would not continue with responsibilities and duties that come with a life of public service, adding they remain much loved members of the family. in short, they can't have one foot in and one foot out. meghan and harry's spokesman firing back in a statement, we can all live a life of service. service ihes they will now be

divvied up to working royals, and they have been busy in california, their new home. they launched a chairitable foundation, signed deals with flecks and spotify and are speaking out in a way they couldn't before, weighing in on the election. >> when we vote our values are put into action and our voices are heard. your voice is a remainder that you matter because you do and you deserve to be heard. >> reporter: and against online hate speech. >> when one person buys into negativity to online, the effects are felt exponentially. it's time to not only reflect, but act. >> reporter: and we will hear more about all of it in a tell-all interview with none other than oprah, a friend of the couple and guest at their wedding. but the statements come the same week as happy news. the whole family can celebrate the couple announcing their now expecting a second child. now, it's been a busy week for the family. of course, you saw that very

sweet baby announcement and all of this is happening while 99-year-old prince philip remains in the hospital. he will likely stay in the hospital through this weekend and early next week. peter, kristen. >> molly, we are hoping that he leaves the hospital very soon. and you're right, mollry. what you said at the top. i have been watching this story very closely. great job. >> thanks so much. >> reporter: i know you do, kristen. >> this is her thing. >> yes. my other beat. it's my other beat. dylan with another check of the forecast. good morning to you again. >> the weather is my thing. we have warmer temperatures to talk about, especially down through texas. it will start to get warmer later this afternoon. right now dozens of record to low temperatures possible this morning and then we will start to take that turn. so right now the wind chill in shreveport 7 degrees, dallas wind chill at 16, houston 29 degrees right now. it is still below freezing. later this afternoon houston should get up to 55.

dallas should get up to 43. that's still 15 starting tomorrow in houston 66 degrees is very much needed in that area. dallas should get up to 66 by tuesday. weather-wise today we are looking for lots of sunshine through the eastern two-thirds of the country except for lingering snow showers off the great lakes. also the next storm system moving into the pacific northwest with some rain along the coast and heavier mountain snow where we could see 8 good morning. we've got a couple of light showers pushing through right now. we have our storm ranger up and scanning. if you take a closer look you can see a couple of light cells moving through mountain view right now. we just had a little bit of rain down in the south bay in san jose. that is pushing through the morgan hill area. gilroy could see a light shower or two. aside from that, though, by afternoon, we will be drying out, getting clearing skies.

temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s for san jose. >> that's your latest forecast. kristen. >> dylan, thank you. just ahead, the incredible lengths one man is going to make sure residents in rural areas can have access to covid vaccines. >> it's a r >> it's a r oa my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala at home. find your nunormal with nucala. man: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections

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this morning in our series "vaccinating america" we are looking at one of the biggest challenges in making sure people across the country have access to the vaccine and it's getting to people in rural areas. >> it's been a challenge to this point. dash a burns just got back from south dakota. she followed a man hundreds of miles as he delivered doses of the vaccine to some of the communities there. good morning. >> reporter: hey, kristen and peter, good morning. rural areas across the morning folks often have to travel long distance to get health care. when it comes to rural vaccine

rollout, south dakota has done better than most thanks at least in part to a cure your system that's been the pony express of medical deliveries there even before the pandemic. it's an epic task considering bun described the state as beyond rural, saying it's frontier. cory dietrich is about to head off on a very long journey to deliver vaccines to rural communities across south dakota. >> our territory is vast. weather is a huge concern. >> reporter: the route? 425 miles, five stops. >> are a small town in central south dakota is the town i grew up in. the vaccines going there are going to end up in the arms of people i have known my whole life. >> reporter: he works for sanford health, one of the three main health systems leading the charge in vaccinating the state. a couple of months ago south dakota had some of the worst covid death rates in the world. but now it's among the top states for vaccinations per

capita. no small feat for a rural state with a lot of wide open spaces. our first stop chamberlain was devastated by the virus. how hard was it to see the impact of covid-19 on your friends and neighbors here? >> it was very difficult. taking care of patients in the e.r., the clinic who had covid, seeing them go to sioux falls and some not coming back. >> reporter: 20% of the u.s. population lives in rural areas. residents are at especially high risk for covid-19 because the population is older with higher rates of chronic disease and poverty. death rates in these areas are now exceeding those in urban areas. so vaccine deliveries can truly be a life saver. >> people can come to the hometown clinic and get the vaccine. some people have to drive hundreds of miles round trip twice. >> reporter: the trip is not an easy one.

we have been following cory across the massive stretch of land that sanford covers. it's negative 18 degrees today. we have had ice and snow on the road, windy conditions. but cory's team, they do this every single day. >> big hug! >> reporter: a warm welcome from cory's family when he showed up back home. population 426. >> very proud of our son. can you tell? >> reporter: but they are not the only ones happy to see him. >> we didn't think we would get vaccine to the summer. >> reporter: how soon are the shots going into arms? >> tomorrow. >> reporter: like many facilities in rural dwrrs, these vac doses need to be used quickly because they don't have cold storage. >> we have seen you deliver 500 vaccines to a place likechberlao a place like presho. to some that may in the seem like a lot. >> 20 doses that matter to 20 people here. it matters to those people, so that's why it matters for us.

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their private troubles playing out for the world to see. in july, west declared himself a presidential candidate, even holding a campaign event where he broke down revealing he and his wife discussed having an abortion when she was pregnant with their first child. soon after, in an emotional instagram kardashian west spoke out about her lus's bipolar disorder. she rose to fame with the reality show "keeping up with the kardashians." >> that means the universe wants this to happen. >> reporter: west propelled to superstar status with his music and soulful beats. ♪♪ >> reporter: but in recent years he grabbed headlines with his embrace of president trump, including this memorable oval office visit in 2018. >> i love this guy right here. >> reporter: the couple has four children. now all eyes are watching to see how two of entertainment's biggest stars will and a half

-- navigate the next chapter. blayne alexander, nbc news. >> fwoiz, i have to ask, were you around at all when he visited the oval office? >> we were in the white house on that day. >> and when kim came, too. >> i met kim kardashian very briefly. it absolutely blew my mind. bummer to hear they are getting divorced. they have four beautiful kids. >> i think a lot of people thought the wests might go south, though. >> dylan, dylan. >> next up, beyonce. the superstar dropped her latest clothing collection on friday. it is all about winter style. it's called naturally icy park and it's the third collaboration between adidas and beyonce's athleisure line. it featured beyonce's own daughter blue ivy. er last fast.

find it on adidas.com. her be good foundation and adidas will be teaming up with the bread of life organization in her hometown of houston by giving financial grants to help those impacted by the deadly storms in texas this week. doing good there. and finally, ella emhoff, the stepdaughter of vice president kamala harris made headlines for her chic style at the inauguration and for signing with modeling agency img just one week after the ceremony. now she is making her modelling debut at new york fashion week. in a surprise appearance, she walked the runway during the designer's socially distanced fashion show. the 21-year-old fashion student showed off three looks for the fall/winter collection, including two coats and a pantsuit. friday she landed her first magazine covering appearing on the front of dust magazine in a jacket that she designed herself. so she is doing all right now. that's your pop start. >> thank you very much.

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outside. the clouds seem to be parting over san jose. we have wet pavement to again our weekend. thanks so much for starting yours with us. i'm microclima we do have a trace of rain. it was barely anything less than a tenth of an inch but enough to wet the pavement. if you think, oh, is it going to rain all day. no. we have storm ranger up and scanning on top of san bruno mountain. the green area we have a couple of cells pushing through there. aside from that, we are monitoring mountain wind. 20 plus miles per hour. check out your microclimate highs for this afternoon. upper 50s, low 60s. kira. >> not bad. we'll see you for the full forecast at 7:00. vianey, thanks. trapped in texas. that's what happened to nine

ladies who thought they were going to have fun at a bachelorette party in austin. they ended up snowed in and grounded with others in the state. amanda of walnut creek told us her party of nine started out amazing last friday. on tuesday, it turned into an unexpected nightmare. they chose austin as their destination because they heard it was fun. they didn't realize most of the state is in the middle of the storm despite all the weather reports they saw. >> we did see weather was a factor as far as, you know, storms. but we thought, well, we'll bring a jacket and be totally fine. >> well, they ended up being stuck there five extra days. they had to pay a lot of money to get home. one of the braids maids almost paid $1,000 for a price to get back to the bay area. the good news, they are back home safely. new video this morning showing crews clearing that mudslide we have been telling you about for weeks along highway 1. they are having to blast rocks

and trees in the area known as rat creek, an hour and a half south of cath during the atmospheric river event. caltrans said there is no word when the stretch of road might reopen. >> coming up this morning on "today in the bay", could one dose of the covid vaccine be enough? new developments researchers are learning about the pfizer vaccine. we'll detail that for you, plus your other top stories coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us. in the meantime, we'll send you off at this beautiful look at the golden gate bridge and send you back to the "today" show.

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>> happy birthday, brooke. sweet 16. >> that was a cute one. holy cow. >> morning. welcome back to this saturday morning. the middle of winter. but things fortunately warming up for some folks, including many folks in texas. >> yeah. we have our fingers crossed that things get much better there, very soon. still, unfolding disaster in texasment the power coming back on for most residents but many are now left dealing with water a lack of clean drinking water. morgan chesky is in dallas for us this morning. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, peter, kristen, good morning to you. right now we are finally going to see above freezing temperatures that should hold for the next few days, but after that outage crisis played out we are seeing a new one come in the form of water issues all across the state. i want to show you the latest numbers just in from state officials. they say that statewide there are currently 1,300 water systems that are now compromised as a result of this brutal cold snap, and that impacts

14.9 million texans. that's about half the population of the entire who lost power, who lost access to water, it was a shelter for them that went up in flames. when firefighters showed up to try to put it out, these sprinkler systems inside that building was frozen solid. we have heard similar stories playing out for fire crews across the state. in turn, we know that these water distribution centers are popping up in major cities everywhere. people are waiting for hours in lines to try to get a little food, try to get a little water because even though the temperatures are rising, their situation is not necessarily improving just yet. power outage wise it's never been lower. it's a rough few days ahead for millions of texans. peter, kristen. >> a long week there. thanks for your hard work all week long in dallas today.

this morning president biden is pushing hard for a new covid relief bill and we just learned new details about what it includes overnight. nbc's kelly o'donnell is live at the white house with more on that. kelly, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. one month today since his inauguration and the president's covid relief package is just out in full written text. 591 pages and a cost of $1.9 trillion. the president has a lot of his own political capital invested in this and it would provide billions for vaccines, schools, food programs, and here is some of the more personalized financial relief. federal unemployment benefits would provide $400 a week through august. direct payments, those $1,400 checks for adults and another 1,400 for each child based on income for families making up to $150,000 a year. and it includes an increase in the federal minimum wage that would lay out a sliding increase

over four years reaching $15 an hour. now, visiting michigan, president bide wall need to get through this. >> i believe we'll be approaching normalcy by the end of this year and, god willing, this christmas will be different than last, but i can't make that commitment to you. >> reporter: president biden also said it is possible the minimum wage piece of the package would not survive in the final written form. it's there now, but lawmakers will go section by section this week making some adjustments and changes. so detailed negotiations and political pressure will be important to the final outcome. kristen, peter. >> yeah, devil's in the details. kelly o'connell at the white house. thank you. good news for college basketball fans. the ncaa announced that it will allow up to 25% capacity in the stands at this year's march madness tournament including the final four. fans will be required to wear

face coverings at all times and stick to the social distancing guidelines there. last year's tournament was canceled entirely due to the pandemic. this year's games will be held across six stadiums, all in indiana, and the games begin on march 18th. forward to that. s fans l two days after touching down on mars, we are now getting an incredible close-up look at the red planet thanks to nasa's perseverance rover. take a look. after his historic landing thursday, the rover sent back postcards from mars. one photo shows percy in midair. and another shows the first high-resolution color image of mars. surface with that slight red tint. the last is a close-up of one of the rover's wheels making its way through the planet's rocky dirt. >> we would be in studio 1a and get get a live shot out of lower manhattan and they are getting live pictures from mars these

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with more. kathy, this became an uy good morning to you. it certainly did. the fallout from this hot mic moment was very quick, especially after the meeting was posted online. angry parents demanded all the school board members resign and overnight they did. >> are we alone? >> yeah. >> okay. if you're going to call me out i'm going to [ bleep ] you up. >> reporter: the unfiltered conversation caught on camera wednesday night among the board of trustees with the oakley union elementary school district. >> they don't know what goes on behind the scenes. it's really unfortunate they want to pick on us because they want their babysitters back, right. >> right. >> reporter: one moment got big laughs after a member spoke about parents using marijuana. >> my brother had a delivery service for medical marijuana,

who had clientele were parents with their kids in school. [ laughter ] >> reporter: thete abruptly cut they realize they had an audience. >> oh, we have the meeting open to the public right now. >> nah-uh. >> reporter: someone not only tuned in, but recorded the meeting, and uploaded it to youtube. the board president, lisa brezendine, can be heard apologizing at the end of the meeting. >> we were having a private conversation because we were really struggling at that moment with all of the board comments that were coming in because we want what's best for kids. so that -- >> reporter: outraged parents quickly fired back, even starting an online petition demanding the members step down. >> my heart rate went sky high. i couldn't believe that the comments they were making. >> reporter: and overnight the parents got what they wished for when every member of the school board resigned.

they issued a statement that read in part, this was a difficult decision, but we hear the community's concerns. >> i will not make excuses for what happened or why it happened. i am the superintendent. i am responsible and accountable and i am truly sorry for what took place. >> reporter: ahead of these latest developments, oakley parents say that they were planning on protesting later on today. while they say they are pleased with the resignations, a group says they will still be out there today demanding in-person learning five days a week as well as a return of youth and sports activities. kristen, peter. >> all right. kathy park, thank you. boy, talk about an uh-oh moment. that is just painful to watch. >> i feel like in this ear of a zoom calls, now more than ever that's the worst nightmare of so many people. like before someone joins or after the call that you didn't hang up or didn't mute. >> it really is. dylan, i know you have the forecast, but as a parent as someone who zooms, you have to feel that moment.

it is unbelievable. >> you can feel it. i mean, you always have to make sure the laptop is just closed. >> yeah. >> mute button. >> exactly. all right. we have got not a lot going on in the weather department. finally it has been such a busy week. there is a little bit of a disturbance trying to make its way in the west coast. that's going to slide across the northern tier of the country. we are going to take a break from the ice and the snow and even the cold down across texas and the south. we are looking for temperatures to get into the 50s today. we are also looking for highs to get into the 60s tomorrow. we will see the mountain snow transition over into some snow showers for the upper midwest and into the great lakes as we go into sunday night into monday, too. chilly in the northeast despite the sunshine. temperatures only in the 30s. looks nice in the southeast, although a little bit cooler than average good morning. we saw a couple of showers pass through the majority of the rain will be making its exit by mid-morning. 48 degrees in san jose.

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good morning. i'm kira klapper. school board members making offensive comments about parents late last night all resigned. plus, a bachelorette party for a bay area bride turns into a nightmare stuck in texas and that unpress debted winter storm. how they escaped and made it back to the bay. wet pavement as many of us wake up on this start morning. vianey says it won't wash out our weekend. your full forecast at 7:00.

good morning. it is saturday, february 20th, as we take a live look outside, wet pavement in downtown san jose. a little bit of a chilly start to this saturday morning.

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