good morning and thank you for starting your weekend off with us. a major winter storm is on the move. >> snow, rain, and sleet forecast for the eastern half of the country. it's februy 8. this is today. >> snow day, nearly 100 million americans from the midwest to northeast on alert this weekend with a major storm expected to bring up to 8 inches in places and darmg s ice. we will have the full forecast. road block, a federal judge temporarily halts elon musk and his top lieutenants at the department of efficiency from accessing sensitive data of millions of americans. this as president trump pulls former president biden's security clearance, and installed himself as the chair of the famed kennedy center. breaking overnight, another hostage release, 491 days after the deadly october 7th hamas

attack, three more israeli hostages are now free, all part ofof the ongoing cease fire dea. we are live in tel aviv with the latest. tragic discovery, search crews find the remains of all ten passengers on board a small plane that crashed late thursday off of the coast of alaska. what went wrong. all that plus, super buildup, one day to go until super bowl lix and new orleans is ready for the biggest party of the year. will kansas city and the chiefs be the first three peat or will saquon barclay help philadelphia to a win? it is saturday, 82025. >> this is today with peter alexander and laura jarrett live

from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to today, thank you for joining us on this saturday morning, among my favorite things about you is we show the video of the bedazzled helmets and you are like, are they wearing them for super bowl lix? >> i knew they were not wearing them for the game. i have a lot of questions about football but that's not one of them. i'm excited about the commercials. >> we will take you there. >> super bowl lix is nearly upon us and it will be a nonstop party in new orleans and new orleans knows how to party. for the next 36 hours between now and the kickoff between the chiefs and eagles, we will have a live report ahead. we want to begin with a fierce weekend storm that is bringing nasty weather from iowa to new england. we are happy to welcome telemundo's gabby day on the studio. we have a lot of snow to keep an eye on. >> that's right. happy to be here. we are tracking a parade of storms that will impact millions

of people today and this weekend . we are seeing energy in the system that is going to be more organized in the next couple of hours and then it will bring the snow, dripping rain and snow. this is what we are tracking. we have almost 100 million people under winter alerts, winter storms, most of them on the northeast. this is what we think it is going to be the most impact. let me time it for you. tonight, the snow is going to be impacting the great lakes. then we also see a little moisture on the south, participation and also the ice which is very, very dangerous, especially if you are on the road. let's avoid that tonight and tomorrow morning. the good news for your super bowl, by sunday afternoon, we have seeing a system that is disappearing from the radar. before that, remember we could see a significant amount of snow, up to 8 inches in places

like boston. and it we will see how much we see in terms of snow. the biggest thing is the ice for philadelphia and washington d.c. that creates a mess so be careful out there. >> good weather to stay inside and watch some football, thank you. a federal jumg has blocked the department of government efficiency from accessing the personal information of millions of americans. this is part of the administration's broader effort to reshape the federal government. aaron gilchrist is travelling with the president this morning. he is in west palm beach with more on all of this, good morning. >> laura, good morning, the trump administration is facing at least two dozen lawsuits stemming from the more than 50 executive actions president trump has signed since taking office. overnight two judges stepping in to slow down his reshaping of the federal government as break

neck speed. overnight, a federal judge blocking elon musk's department of government efficiency from accessing treasury records, including the personal data of millions of americans. the judge issuing a preliminary injunctions after 19 states sued president trump and treasury secretary skault scott besent saying they violated federal law giving the team access to the data. >> elon is doing a great job. >> reporter: in another blow, a federal judge paused the administration's plan that would have put thousands of usaid works on leave. the white house accusing the agency of wasteful spendining. it came hours after the agency's name was scraped from its headquarters. >> when you loog at u.s.a.i.d., that is a fraud, the whole thing is a fraud. >> reporter: unions representing

the workers sued to block the order saying president trump doesn't have to authority to stop the agency's work. >> it doesn't move from a warehouse into the mouths of hungry people by magic. it moves because brave men and women put themselves in really difficult circumstances in order to move that food. >> reporter: during a friday news conference, trump also answered questions about the list of all fbi agents involved in the 6th investitions demanded by his justice department. >> i will fire some of them because some of them were corrupt, i have no doubt about that. >> reporter: also overnight, the president taking to truth social announcing he is revoking former president biden's security clearance adding that biden couldn't be trusted with sensitive information. >> trump also said he is ending biden's intell briefings, a courtesy formally afforded to former presidents. trump saying that biden did the same to him in 2021, at that

time pointing to trump's quote, eraddic behavior. >> of course president biden was not indicted for hoarding classified information. last night, more firings by president trump. what can you tell us about those? >> he fired the head of the national archives last night keeping a campaign promise. that agency alerted the justice department in 2022 that trump had potentially mishandled classified documents when he failed to return records that the agency requested. he is dismissing the board of trustees at the kennedy center for performing arts but he is installing himself as chairman of the new board. he released a sament saying it is made up of a bipartisan board of trustees in a nonpartisan fashion. each member is supposed to serve a six year term. >> thank you. now to the trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants in the united states. on friday homeland security secretary kristi noem visited

guantanamo bay for the first time, a place that aheld accused terrorists after september 11. the president now ordering its use to detain undocumented immigrants. gabe gutierrez has the latest on that. >> reporter: homeland security secretary kristi noem visiting guantanamo bay as the trump administration searches for ways to hold the undocumented immigrants it is arresting. this weekend i.c.e. detention facilities at 109% capacity. >> we are looking for as many beds as we can get. >> reporter: president trump has expressed anger that the number of arrests are not higher according according to people familiar with discussions at the white house and one source reporting that it is driving him nuts they are not deporting more immigrants. they are suing the state of illinois arguing they are interfering with arresting and deporting undocumented immigrants. >> they are choosing illegal aliens over the safety and

security of their own citizens. >> the lawsuits are against laws on the books in illinois. unlike donald trump, we follow the law in illinois. >> reporter: in south texas, we get another first-hand look at the front lines. >> i have noticed most recently, not as much activity. >> reporter: what was once a record influx of migrants is now a trickle. it used to be that the fast majority of migrants here would turn themselves in. now most of them are single adults trying to escape. in 2021, the area saw more than 1500 illegal border crossings a day. now less than 100. >> have you ever seen it this quiet? >> not that i can remember. >> reporter: the state of texas is offering the federal government 1400 acres of land for a massive deing tension facility. david pors is a first time trump voter in a county that voted

republican in the election for the first time 1892. >> if you are here illegally, you should be deported. >> gabe gutierrez on the border, thank you. army officials are considering changing the name of fort liberty in north carolina back to fort bragg. two sources tell nbc news say the army is exploring legal ways to change the name without violating the law that bans the use of confederate names. one option would be to name the base after another soldier named bragg who was awarded the bronze star in world war ii. the defense department did not respond to request for comment. we want to go to the middle east days after trump floated the idea that the u.s. would take over gaza. three hostages have been released by hamas in exchange

for more than 200 palestinian prisoners. yasmin vossoughian is live in tel aviv. >> reporter: good morning. it was emotional in hostage square as three more hostages were released. a man whose wife was killed on october 7th, he is returning to a young daughter. a 56-year-old was taken along side of his wife, she was released after 54 days in captivity. and ellie shabady, 52 years old, his wife and daughters were killed on october 7th. he was tafken along side of his brother. his brother was killed in captivity. all of the hostages were held hostage for 491 days. they were released in central gaza today. they were marched onto the stage and made to speak in front of a crowd of palestinians sayg in part the war must end. they didn't look well. they in fact were incredibly emaciated. the prime mipster releasing a statement on social media saying

in part that the shocking images we have seen today will not go unnoticed. in exchange, 183 palestinian prisoners were released to hamas and the west bank. 76 remaining hostages between now and the end of phase two to be released, israeli hostages that is. two american hostages remain. we are learning from local media and from the prime mipster's offi that they will begin negotiations on phase two of the cease fire deal this weekend. peter, laura? >> still waiting for the release of two american hostages being held, thank you, yasmin. now toa growing mystery in alaska after a plane with 10 people on board disappeared off the radar just minutes after it was scheduled to land. late friday, officials found the plane but how and why it went down remain a mystery. we are following this from los

angeles. camilla, what more do we know? >> reporter: the coast guard search for the missing plane is over. they fountd the aircraft 35 miles southeast of gnome where it was supposed to land. seven passengers are believed to be inside of the aircraft. the coast guard said they were not able to access them. the plane vanished thursday afternoon during a flight between two small towns over the western coast of alaska. here are some moments that air traffic control noticed something was wrong. >> altitude alert, 445, check your altitude immediately. radar contact lost. >> the plane departed around 2:40 local time and lost contact with air traffic control about 40 minutes later, only about 10 minutes before it was scheduled

to land. we know the pilot told air traffic control he would stay in a holding pattern as he waited for the runway to clear. right before the plane disappeared, the coast guard said it had a rapid loss of elevation in speed, then the visibility was lost. visibility was low at the time of the disappearance but a lot of this remains a mystery as the ntsb is sending a team to investigate the crash. >> a lot of questions, thank you. in less than 36 hours, the kansas city chiefs will take on the mraufl eagles. tens of thousands of fans are packing into the superdome. the security is high especially after the attack on bourbon street. jesse kirsch is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. when we got here earlier this week, there was no question there was a clear visible security presence. i can tell you day by day, things are ramping up even more

as we get closer to the big game. while tens of millions are glued to their tv on super bowl sunday, federal agents will be circling above new orleans and along the mississippi river. in the french quarter, heavily armed national guardsmen patrolling on foot. in all, 3,000 law enforcement personnel will be spread out across the city. >> they know where the crowds are, where the crowds aren't. if anything happens that changes the scenario, they will be identify that. >> reporter: beyond surveillance, the federal agents are ready to respond if someone violates game day flight restrictions. on the water, boat crews are watching for unusual traffic. >> we will be a response force for any sort of safety emergency. >> reporter: at the superdome, canines will sweep row by row. >> we are very excited about this weekend. and we are really quite prepared. >> reporter: that planning came

under renewed scrutiny after a terrorist barrelled down bourbon street killing 14 people new year's day. >> we have had a major change because the plan for super bowl has been in place, working on that plan for 18 months. >> that's not redirected by new year's day? >> no. we take our lead mainly from nfl security. >> reporter: highly visible security reassuring fans like twiela moore who considered canceling her trip after the new year's attack. >> how are you feeling now? >> oh, safe, safe, i feel this ishe safest place in america right now. >> reporter: the secret service says on sunday, president trump will be the first sitting american president to attend a super bowl. new orleans police say that means even more security. peter? >> jesse kirsch in new orleans, we will see you with a look ahead at the big business of super bowl commercials. see you in a bit. >> sticking with sports here,

there was an exciting comeback in the nba's g-league when the cleveland charge over came a 26 point second half deficit to tie the westchester knicks with an incredible last second heat, watch. >> to eli from half court, for the tie, got it! >> what? eli hughes' half court shot sent the game into overtime but the charge's battery ran out before they could complete the comeback and cleveland lost to westchester 136-133. >> i like what you did there. we have a look at the rest of the country's forecast, gabby what will it look like? >> happy to be here. showing a different pattern especially for the people on the west coast. finally a break from the rain and snow you guys have been receiving for the past couple of days. we will have record highs in the south.

so that is for super bowl sunday. and then tomorrow we will see the exit of this system that is bringing all of the snow and rain to the northeast and the ice. so for super sunday, we are going to see temperatures above average and those are not normal for this time of the season. miami, you will be 80 degrees today and tomorrow. so definitely, we are seeing a very cold one. there are some frost and freeze alerts in place, freezing through the north bay, east bay valleys and down through the south bay foothills. so watch for those very cold temperatures this morning. we're looking at 33 right now in danville. much colder up there for the north bay though. freezing in calistoga. meantime, we have 43 degrees right now in south san jose. expect

that was your local forecast. now back to you. >> thank you, see you in a bit. still to come, the big business of the super bowl commercials, why companies are willing to spend millions and millions for a 30 second clock. >> that was a throw back there. >> why more americans are turning to

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we are back on a saturday morning. it is that time. the weekly download, a look at the week's other big stories. >> nbc's joe fryer is here with all of it. good to see you. >> among the big headlines this week, a scary scene at one of

the nation's airports. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the wing of a japan airline dream liner slicedd into the tail of a delta airline 737 at seattle's international airport. both airlines say there were no injuries. jal apologized, the faa says it happened in an area not under air traffic control. a deadly work place shooting at a warehouse outside of columbus, ohio led to a 12 hour manhunt for the suspect. he unleashed a deadly targeted attack, leaving two dead and four hurt. >> i've been shot on my neck and body on the floor. >> reporter: a chaotic scene inside of an albuquerque courtroom when the uncle of a murder victim attacked her accused killer. the incident finally ended when a corrections officer pulled out

his taser and armed deputies rushed in. the attacker and another man who joined the fight were charged with assault and battery. tiger woods' mother passed away. he often talked about how she fuelled his success. >> without the sacrifices of mom, who took me to golf tournaments. >> reporter: she was a constant presence on the golf course, tiger wearing trademark color red for her. >> it was my power color. >> a lot of people don't know why you wear red, it's your mom. >> yeah, it's mommy. >> and beyonce took home album of the year at the grammys, first time for the most nominated artist. >> i hope we keep pushing

forward. >> she made history becoming the first black artist to win country album. >> i was not expecting this. and a trivia night surprise for camp rock fans, the jonas brothers showed up to take part at this toronto bar. >> have fun tonight. >> with a quiz night for camp rock, the jonas brothers movie, they happened to be staying at a hotel a few minutes away and said let's just show up. imagine that. >> that's pretty great. and who knew that many people shows up on a tuesday night? >> i think they are pretty popular. still to come on today, how you can keep up with the kardashians by living in a house made famous by the show. a first look at the new

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good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, february 8th. i'm kira klapper. one of the highest profile murder cases in recent bay area history is back in the national spotlight. last night on nbc bay area, dateline nbc profiled the murder of cashapp founder bob lee. the man convicted of killing him was a no show in court yesterday for a sentencing date hearing. nima momeni you see there and file video was found guilty of second degree murder back in december. prosecutors argued that momeni stabbedee after an argument about money's sister, cezar momeni was supposed to be in court to hear what day he'll be sentenced. but a bailiff told his mother that he refused to appear, deciding instead to stay in jail. the hearing went on without him. his sentencing will be may 16th. if you missed that dateline episode last night, you can watch dateline under the bay

bridge. as of today, it is streaming on peacock. i stayed up way too late watching that. let's turn now to cinthia pimentel with a quick look at our microclimate forecast. good morning kara. good morning everyone. well, it is a very, very cold morning in the bay. now we are starting to dry out from the rain that we've had this week, but that is just bringing some cold air over the next couple of days, allowing for the earth to cool way too much over the next couple of mornings. so we wake up with the freeze warning, the purple there on your screen, north bay, east bay valleys, and even through parts of the foothills down here in the south bay. everybody else excluding the coast right there under that frost advisory until about 9 a.m. once we start to get a little bit more sunshine in the mix, and that's going to continue even into next week. so let's take a look at some numbers here. mostly cold up there in the north bay. 32 calistoga. we go over to the east bay 33 in danville right now. so you notice that some of those numbers are starting to approach that freezing point, maybe even already getting some subfreezing points in those isolated valleys along the

peninsula. we do 42 in palo alto, 45 right now in san mateo, to 43 in south san jose. so expect those numbers to cool a little bit as we go on into the sunrise hours. let's go over to livermore. good morning to you. we are looking at some patchy fog developing right now through the early morning hours there, then clearing and warming up out of those 30s as we get into the 10:00 hour. lots of sunshine this weekend. we'll talk about it coming up at 7 a.m. keir, back to you. all right, cinthia, thanks. we'll see you at seven. also coming up at seven this morning on today in the babay. y? i'm celebrating those returning my family and many others. we remain in agony as more israeli hostages are released. this morning, we hear from that bay area woman who awaits the return of her son. we'll have that. plus all your top stories coming

journalism is an enormous privilege. i have a responsibility. it has never been more important to do it well. that's my vow as i continue on this journey. >> we are back with the end of an era over at msnbc as our friend and colleague andrea mitchell signed off from her show, andrea mitchell reports for the very last time. >> love to see her spend it so well. andrea has hosted the show for the last 17 years and there was a huge group of staffers, past and present, people flew in for this, people who have worked by her side for years and all came out to wish her well. >> this was such a special day to celebrate andrea who i love not just as a professional but as a person. she has been a mentor to me and many of us over the years. she is not going anywhere. she is studying up to do the meet the press panel tomorrow. no rest for the weary for andrea. >> as is her way. we wish her well. let's begin with a check of

the headlines for you. new details emerging in court about a group of suspects prosecutors say had been fuelling a demand for luxury goods working with an international crime ring, tart ting the homes of pro athletes. this video of a selfie was taken by the accused crew. they broke into the home of cincinnati quarterback joe burrow. three of the gucci wearing suspects you just saw were indicted by a federal grand jury in ohio this week. those men are accused of feeding a new york city pawnshop where a recent fbi raid recovered dozens of high end watches and jewelry. police have arrested a louisiana woman in connection with the death of a 27-year-old sports reporter in the city there covering the super bowl. hotel security video which has not been released publicly shows jeannette colbert and reporter adawn mijano entered a hotel room early in the morning and

his body was found later that morning in the room. investigators say colbert used his credit card at several local stores. colbert has a history of drugging men and stealing their credit cards. sad news from the entertainment world, stage and film actor tony roberts died in his manhattan home on friday. roberts was best known as woody allen's best friend in a handful of the film maker's movies including annie hall. he was known for playing easy going characters. roberts was a popular broadway actor as well and was nominated twice for tony awards. he was 85 years old. this morning if you are planning a super bowl party tomorrow, you might notice the beverages of choice look a little different this year. that's because nonalcoholic beverages are coming more and more popular, having a moment if you will as people choose to put aside the real stuff for

something lighter. senior business correspondent christine romans has more. >> reporter: at this neighborhood bar, the beer list with something for everyone. >> we basically have modified our entire beverage program to accom dade more nonalcoholic drinkers. >> reporter: james well is a manager at amnity hall in new york, popular with college students and sports fans. >> it is the nonalcoholic on the rise. >> reporter: they are stocking more than before, drinks that cost as much or more than those with alcohol. the beverages are surging 26% in the past year, topping $800 million. tapping into a trend of people drinking less than they did in the pandemic. a recent poll found 67% of americans found they drink alcohol in 2022, the figure dropped to 58% in 2024. >> consumers have opted for a moderation mindset.

>> reporter: carrie researches trends in alcoholic beverages. >> they may have overconsumed during the at home period at covid and coming out of that, they were more focused on health. >> reporter: nonalcoholic beer is making up mucuch of the products. it was advertised in the super bowl for the first time by heineken. this year you will see mickle lobe zero as the chiefs take on the eagles. >> this is better than your grandmother's nonalcoholic beer? >> yeah, every spirit does. >> it tastes like beer? >> yes. >> reporter: they also often switch between both in one evening. at amnity hall, the manager says the younger the patron, the more likely they are to reach for a nonalcoholic drink. >> i think people are trying to have an even keeled experience. and sometimes that involves alcohol and sometimes not. >> reporter: this super bowl

sunday, it could help to keep the drama on the field. >> alcohol sales have fallen for the first time in three years. will the zero proof alcohol category give beer and spirits a run for its money? it's a small part of the overall market. back to you. >> thank you. i do feel like these have gotten better. >> the beers are way better. >> the taste is actually decent. you are not a big drinker anyway. >> you with make a party out of them if you like. all right, gabby is back with the weather. >> good morning, and thank you so much for matching with my outfit today. i really appreciate it. talking about colors, we have differences. blue in the north reflects temperatures below average. it is a contrast to the south where the red means temperatures above what we are expecting this time of year. that includes tampa, a little toasty at 82 degrees. and this is today.

tomorrow we will see the same trend wit temperatures above afrmg including new orleans who will see 79 degrees, 16 above normal for this time of year. two weeks ago, new orleans was covered in snow. that is quite a difference. then we start the week with trending cooler, all of the temperatures especially in the north, look at this number, it is really impressive. minneapolis highs will be 4 degrees. this is not even factoring in the wind chills. this will be super cold. chicago as well. we will see temperatures below freezing. nashville, for you guys on tuesday, 48 degrees. and you get the picture. it will be 30s as we move through napa over to concord and livermore, where we're also noticing just some patchy fog 41 degrees right now in san jose to those mid 40s in

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we are back with our countdown to the super bowl, super bowl lix. if you are not watching for the game, it is likely for the halftime show or the commercials. >> that's what the businesses are banking on and why they are willing to spend so much to grab your attention. >> every year the ads get more creative. jesse kirsch has more. >> reporter: the super bowl, america's biggest sporting event and so much more. some of us watch for the football. others wait for halftime. in between the two, so many tuning in for the commercials. classic ads can live on in american culture for decades. but if you want a shot at that kind of glory this year, it will cost some serious dough. a source celling cnbc,

broadcaster fox sold some ads for a record $8 million each which did not scare advertisers away. >> if you are still benton blowing the fat stack of cash, there are a couple of ways to do it. >> reporter: why are companies shelling out bigtime iff traditional tv is hemorrhaging viewers to streaming and the phones? >> the super bowl is unique in that people want to watch the advertising. they are looking forward to it. and viewership, the super bowl keeps trending up. >> reporter: more than 123 million peoeople watched last year's super bowl. that helped set the record for the largest audience for a single network telecast in history. >> when you realize the u.s. only has 330 million pple, you will reach about one out of every three people in the country. there is no other way to do this. >> reporter: one market research company says the average ad is 20 times more effective than a regular ad at driving perception. and featuring a celebrity, costing more, can also pay off.

>> we are doing a dupgen donuts commercial, right? >> reporter: expected this year is ben and casey affleck teaming up for the latest talker from dunkin' donuts. the cast of fast and furious reuniting for a haugen dos ad. and biggie crystal and meg ryan adding to the excitement, re-creating the iconic scene from when harry met sally. this time they are having hellmann's mayonnaise. other brands introducing new faces. dur sell saying it is running the first ever super bowl ad, to take on the energizer bunny. >> they keep going and going. >> when everyone has seen the same ad, all of a sudden, that is something people can talk about and they can interact with it. best case, it can turn your ad into a discussion topic and it

can emerge as part of the culture and society. >> reporter: a good super bowl ad able to live on well after the final whistle. >> we will be on the lookout for new classics this weekend. personally, i'm going to be hoping that we get a trureunion of when harry met sally down the line. >> i love that. hits the spot. >> everyone who is making food is thinking why didn't i didn't think of that for an ad? brilliant. >> and the what's up is from 1999. when we were just babies. >> thank you for taking us down memory lane. >> we will keep the super bowl ad theme going. it is an exclusive behind the scenes look at the making of one of the super bowl ads, the one

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thanks for joining us on this saturday, february 8th. i'm kira klapper. san francisco and santa clara counties are suing the trump administration, saying the president's recent order threatening to strip all federal funding from sanctuary cities violates the u.s. constitution and federal law. san francisco city attorney spoke at city hall saying the administration's orders are not only illegal, they also would dramatically harm cities, counties and states with sanctuary policies. a sanctuary city, as you likely know, is defined as a place that actively refuses to devote resources to assist in federal immigration actions. trump's. the county says if the president's new order were to stand, the city would lose an estimated $3.1 billion in federal funding. the lawsuit argues the president has no power to strip federal funds allocated by congress.

meanwhile, contra costa county health leaders are demanding answers after that fire at the martinez refining company. company? we reported on last weekend. it started saturday, prompting a shelter in place order. the refinery released an update on its investigation, saying it was caused by a hydrocarbon gas leak, but they're still working to learn what caused that leak. contra costa county health has instructed the refinery to provide a detailed list of the materials that burned. the company has until monday to respond. we're going to turn now to the forecast with cinthia pimentel and some breaks from the rain. yeah, some breaks from the rain right now. we're looking at mostly clear this morning. no really fog to talk about up there in santa rosa. but it is the cold numbers, the freeze warning as we approach that freezing mark. 34 degrees right now out towards walnut creek. we are in the mid 30s as well and towards dublin. i am noticing a little bit of a patchy fog once you start to approach the tri-valley, the intersection there and

continuing on into parts of livermore. so just watch with that. we go on and take a look at some 40s, though there are some as we go on towards parts of the peninsula san bruno. example number one and down into downtown san jose, 40 degrees to start our saturday and mostly clear. it's going to be a while before we start to warm up in places like san rafael. we're going to keep those numbers still very cold through about nine 10:00 this morning, and really only get into the 50s later on this afternoon. there is sun this weekend, but a bigger storm ahead next week. i'll talk about that coming up in about an hour. kira back to you. all right, cinthia, thanks. also coming up at seven this morning on today in the bay. it was a night to shine on the red carpet. we will take you to an unforgettable evening for people with disabilities. and the celebration of them. we'll have that. plus all your top stories coming up at seven. we hope you join us right now. back to the

good morning. winter wallop, a major storm on the move this morning, ready to impact 95 million people are more than a half food of snow and dangerous ice, and another storm just behind it. we are tracking it all. on the rise , flu cases across the country surging now in the worst flu season in more than a decade as sernz grow over bird flu. new york's governor shuts down live poultry markets. how you can keep your family safe and healthy. and let the good times roll. the party is underway in new orleans with one day to go until kickoff for super bowl lix, the chiefs are ready to take on the eagles as the big easy gets ready for the big game. today is saturday, 8, 2025. good morning and welcome back to

today this saturday morning. can we call this super bowl eve? >> i think that is the best way to put it. >> is that a thing? like the bedazzled music? let's get to the news. tens of millions preparing for a massive winter storm this weekend and another behind it. we have gabby in for angie this morning and she is following the storm's path. >> good morning. we are following a couple of storms coast to coast for the next couple o of days. get ready for a messy weekend. we are seeing now on the radar, it is picking up some snow in the great lakes. look at that band that is bringing a different type of precipitation including ice. this is one of the biggest reasons during the next couple of hours, 95 million people impacted. we see the winter storm warnings on the northeast. boston will be one of the areas that sees higher amounts of snow. let's track it for the next couple of hours. we see all of the blue means snow. this is getting to the great lakes. now we will see some of that

type of precipitation and then the movement to the northeast. we are expecting the higher amounts tonight into tomorrow. but the good news, and this is for your super bowl plans. we will see how that system exits by tomorrow afternoon. this is a great deal for that. how much can we see in terms of snow? we are expecting cities like boston could see up to 80, maybe more with that. especially higher elevations. albany, right there. then we are tracking the ice accumulation. this is one of the biggest problems that was mentioned. because of hazardous conditions, we don't need those conditions on the road with the mess. so be careful tonight and tomorrow. back to you. >> all right, thank you. a federal judge has temporarily stopped elon musk and his department of government efficiency from accessing the personal information of millions of americans through treasury department records. the judge issued a preliminary injunction after 19 states sued president trump as well as the

treasury secretary, scott besent saying they violated federal law by giving the team access to sensitive financial data. a federal judge on friday paused the trump administration's mrab that would have put thousands of u.s.a.i.d. workers on administrative leave last night. the white house accuses the agency of wasteful spending. if you are noticing more people around you getting sick with the flu, you're not wrong. according to the latest flu numbers released on friday by the cdc, rates are high across the country. there are growing concerns about the bird flu. medical contributor, dr. natalie azar is here with more. let's start with the flu. we expect to see peaks in january and february but it seems worse this year. is it? what's going on? >> if it feels worse this year, it is. we are seeing numbers that we are more acustomed to

prepandemic. when covid was around, it disrupted the flu numbers. we are seeing more numbers but not historically high numbers. but never theless, 310,000 hospitalizations and 13,000 deaths. why is this happening? again, covid is taking a back seat and flu is experiencing a resurgence. we are seeing low vaccination rates across the board. for flu vaccination rate in children, we are below 50%. in 2020, the number was 58%. we have had 10 pediatric flu deaths in the last week, 57 overall. parents, caregivers, please get your children vaccinated. for grownups, you can see the numbers as you get older, your likelihood to get vaccinated increases. it is not too late. it is not too late. let me say that two or three times to get your flu shot. we have not peaked yet and we expect the flu activity to continue. >> we had a bout go through the

kids and it was no fun. fortunately, everyone is well now. let me talk about the bird flu now. egg prices have gone up all over the place. there is real concern with new york shutting down the -- what do they call it? the poultry markets are closed for the next week. 67 people infected. one person in the u.s. has died. how concerned suld we be about bird flu? >> i think the message i would like to send to our viewers if you are at home and not a dairy farmer, don't have live birds in your backyard, it is not an immediate threat to your health. the reason that we are concerned and what sort of made the news this week was that there was a more virulent strain detected for the first time innairy cattle in nevada. this was the strain that the one individual from louisiana had died from the bird flu was infected with that strain. this is the second time the virus has made a jump from bird to cattle. once it is in mammals, it has

the opportunity to mutate and become more hospitalable to humans if you will. with regards to the poultry farms closing, this was an order from the governor. no immediate threat to the public. cook your chicken to 165 degrees. don't use runny eggs. everyone is safe. but this is a measure of precaution that she is taking. >> always helpful to have the tips. i think it is a good time for saturday morning boost. >> most high schools have a marching band, some have rock or jazz bands for musical options. in texas, a mariachi band is also an option. recently two groups from rival schools ran into each other at a burger side joint and decided to join in. ♪ ♪

>> that improm tew performance was at a whataburger, of course. they were on their way home from a regional contest and set their rivalry aside, and burgers aside, and grabbed their instruments and the rest is history. if you worked at that whataburger, you got a treat. >> bring it on mariachi style. >> a little mariachi mash up if you like. about 36 hours to go until super bowl lix. kaylee hartung has made her way to new orleans where the excitement is everywhere, hey. >> hey guys, i love it. we are counting down by the hours, not the days anymore. we are in the home stretch this super bowl lix. the teams have been here all week, so have we. now the stars are arriving. i'm talking about bradley cooper rooting for the eagles and taylor swift here to cheer on her chiefs. coming up, we have the latest news from both teams. we are taking you for a big night out in the big eas

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stage in the big easy. patrick mahomes and chiefs are playing for a third super bowl win and the eagles are trying to avenge the loss from three years ago with a new weapon in saquon barclay. it is the city of new orleans who is taking center stage. no one hosts a party like new orles. star studded events taking over the big easy. the madden bowl with chris stapleton, jelly rl and shaboozey helping everyone get tipsy. but the chiefs and eagles are ignoring the french quarter and focusing on four quarters of football with kickoff just one day away. and kc looking to be the first team to ever three peat in the super bowl era. >> it is a special run. >> reporter: critics outside of

chiefs kingdom have complained about what they perceived as the champs getting favorable calls from the chiefs like the josh allen first down call that wasn't. roger goodell shutting that down. >> the men and women officiating have the highest possible standards. it is ridiculous for anyone who might take it seriously. >> reporter: for the eagles to get revenge on sunday, saquon barkley needs a big game with more highlight reel plays. the players tribune sharing a heart warming voice mail his daughter left ahead of the big game. >> hi daddy, jada, i know you are going to win. but if you don't, that is okay. i'll always, always love you. >> reporter: one hurdle the

eagles may be facing is the flu. pro bowl defensive lineman kaylin carter among those limited in practice this week because of illness yet expected to play. fans are soaking in the sights, sounds, and skills challenges of the super bowl experience, and making predictions for tomorrow's game. >> who is going to win the super bowl? >> eagles, not even close. >> i hope they win the super bowl. go chiefs. >> back to back to back. >> you have got to love the confidence out of even the tiniest of fans. so in this final day before the big game, the teams are installing the last elements of the playbook. the eagles and the chiefs with their final walk throughs. if the party didn't see like it was enough fun, today a mardy graw style mardi gras style parade is moving through the city. i may be on a float. >> throwing some beads.

>> this is when i may throw the football from on top. >> that is going to be a heck of a weekend, not just the game but the experience. >> those messages from the players' kids were so cute. >> saquan's daughter is a nugget. >> looking at the forecast, it will be a good weekend to stay put and watch football. >> that is correct. i have a parade of storms that will impact the great lakes and northeast but we are seeing some record highs in the south, including new orleans where we are paying attention to what is going on there. the temperatures will be 80 but by the time kickoff, 73 degrees. think about it, two weeks ago, they had snow. 50 years ago, new orleans hosted one of the coldest super bowls in record. the temperature that time was 40 degrees. they didn't have the dome and people were wearing jackets. they will not need jackets this time. we are looking at completely

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we are back with one of the stars of the newest paddington movie, paddington in peru. >> emily mortimer stars along side the bear as mrs. brown as they go on an adventure to find paddington's aunt. >> we will talk with emily in a moment but first a look at the movie. >> what are you doing in there? >> i appear to be driving the bus, mrs. brown. >> where's paddington? isn't he at the wheel? >> no, i appear to be on the wheel. >> so fun. emily mortimer, welcome to studio 1a. >> thank you for having me. >> we know you are comfortable in a newsroom but we are glad you are in our newsroom. this is so much fun.

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december. prosecutors argued that momeni stabbed lee during an argument about momeni sister, kathy vara. momeni was supposed to be in court to hear about his sentencing date, but a bailiff told his mother he simply refused to appear, deciding to stay in jail instead, the hearing went on without him. his sentencing will be may 16th. if you missed the dateline episode last night, you can watch dateline under the bay bridge beginning t today. streaming on peacock. we're going to turn now to the weekend forecast. finally, a break from the rain with cinthia pimentel. a break from the rain. you're right, kira, but it is cold. that cold air is settling in. and the clear skies allowing for the earth to cool way too much. this morning we start with a clear look over san rafael right now, but we are in the 39 degree mark right there. very cold up there for the north bay. 32 right now in santa ros those 30s continue out there towards the east bay. 36 in livermore right now with some low 40s stretching from mountain view down into san

martin. as we go on and check there in livermore, there's also a little bit of some patchy fog. so just be careful out there. maybe if you're heading over the altamont pass in the next couple of minutes. we see that warm up slow this morning as we go on into the 9:00 hour. that's when that freeze and frost advisory messages will start to taper out. and then we go on into the lunchtime hour just a little bit warmer. still cool in those low 50s, but lots of sunshine. similar conditions out there in pacifica right now. we start the morning at 37 degrees. those 40s continue through the early morning hours as people are getting ready for brunch, heading to the grocery store. it will be dry and sunny and cool, so expect that to continue with the same pattern forhe next couple of days. sunny days, those cold mornings as that dry air settles with us, at least through the middle part of the week. and speaking of the middle part of the week, that's when we'll be tracking another potentially big statewide storm. so we'll wait for you in 30 minutes with those details. kira. all right, cinthia, thanks. also coming up in 30 minutes from now on today in the

bay. why i'm celebrating the returning my family and many others. we remain in agony. more israeli hostages released this morning, but we hear from a bay area woman who awaits the return of her son, still held by hamas. that, plus all your top . narrator: when you see this symbol, you know you're watching television that is educational and informational.