>> i can't wait to join. >> oh, yeah. it will come soon. >> and that's the "overnight >> it's monday, january 27th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". >> i still don't believe it. everybody is at a loss for words. >> shocking death of lakers legends kobe bryant who died in a helicopter crash that also killed his daughter and seven others. the outpouring of grief. the audio recordings of the final moments before the chopper went down. >> the grammy show goes on. performers paid tribute to bryant. the show stopping numbers and billie eilish wins big. a bomb shell allegation involving president trump as his defense resumes today in the senate impeachment trial. e resumes today in the captioning funded by cbs

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with the death of kobe bryant. the nba superstar and his 13-year-old were killed in a helicopter crash in california along with seven others. bryant's helicopter went down yesterday about 30 miles outside of los angeles. ntsb and faa are investigating. bryant often used a helicopter to commute from orange county where he has a home to the staple center in los angeles. bryant joined the nba in 1996 and retired 20 years later. he spent his entire career with the l.a. lakers. overnight thousands of fans gathered outside of the staple center to pay tribute to kobe bryant and his family. nichelle medina is at the crash site. what's the latest in this investigation? >> reporter: investigators with the ntsb are expected to arrive here at the scene sometime later this morning.

in the meantime fans here and around the world are mourning the loss of a legend. nba teams from coast to coast paid tribute to kobe bryant last night. >> everything i learned came from kobe. >> reporter: the 18 time all-star won five championships with the los angeles lakers. and inspired a generation of basketball players along the way. >> yeah. that dna that very few athletes could ever have. the tiger woods and the michael jordans. >> reporter: bryant was killed along with his daughter gianna and seven others in a helicopter crash yesterday morning. the chopper went down in foggy conditions about 30 miles northwest of los angeles. >> given the terrain and condition of the site, we expect that this will probably take at least a couple if not a few days to complete the recovery.

>> reporter: dispatch audio captured the moments before the crash. >> i heard a helicopter flying like, i felt like it was flying way too low and then i heard like a thud noise and then there was nothing. >> reporter: bryant scored 60 points in the final game of his career in 2016. >> you guys will always be in my heart. >> reporter: and thanked his fans and family after the game. >> for all the hours i spent in the gym working and training and vanessa you holding down the family the way you have. there's no way i can thank you enenough for that. >> reporter: outside of the staple center fans gathered late into the night to pay their respects. you can see the small memorial of candles and flowers to kobe who gave so much to the city of los angeles but really the sport of basketball. as for that investigation i can tell you when investigators arrive on the scene today we're least five days likely even longer for them to process the

crash site, the site with the debris field of a football field. >> wow. thank you very much. so ahead on "cbs this morning" dana jacobson is going to look back at the life and legacy of basketball superstar kobe bryant. his death cast a shadow over last night's grammy awards in los angeles. artists arriving on the red carpet offered tributes and reflected on bryant's influence. >> just really send prayers and condolences out to his family. he was an amazing human. not only inspired basketball but like the world. >> there were also tributes to bryant during the awards show. danya bacchus was there. >> reporter: alicia keys opened the show on a somber note hours after kobe bryant died in a helicopter crash. >> literally standing here heartbroken in the house that kobe bryant built.

>> reporter: the award show took place inside the staple center where bryant spent his 20 year career for the los angeles lakers. outside grieving fans set up makeshift memorials in the parking lot. ♪ keys sang a tribute to bryant. lizzo won the first award of the night for best pop solo artist. she went home with three grammys. >> today all my little problems that i thought were as big as the world were gone and i realize if there's people hurting right now. >> reporter: there was a veil of sasadness covering the staple show, tonight's show focused on the music. ♪ mpby h bro-old billie eilish performed befo grrds of the year. and best new artist and album of

the year. >> i feel the fans deserve everything. i feel they have not been talked about enough because that's the only reason any of us are here tonight. ♪ >> reporter: demi lovato took the stage for her first live performance since taking a break in 2018. ♪ >> reporter: lil nas x won two grammys and don't count out the more seasoned artist, aerosmith for a rocking rendition of "walk this way." to washington. in a bomb shell allegation involving president trump and the military aid to ukraine that's at the center of his impeachment trial. the "new york times" reports president trump told john bolton that he wanted to maintain a hold on military funding until ukraine launched political investigations into his democratic rivals. now that's according to an unpublished manuscript by bolton. the book is reportedly an

outline of what bolton might testify to if he's called as a witness in the impeachment proceedings. today mr. trump's defense team will deliver a second day of opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial. laura podesta is in new york. what does this potentially mean for the president's defense team? >> reporter: the defense team is going to have to address these new revelations and what bolton is allegedly writing but likely not to change the lawyers main messaging which is the claim, baseless claim that ukraine interfered in the 2016 election and president trump had every right to withhold military aid to that country. >> the only thing we're seeking is the truth. >> reporter: senate minority leader chuck schumer said sunday finding out the truth in president trump's senate impeachment trial requires witnesses and documents. >> there's no good answer why there shouldn't be witnesses and documents. and no one has given one. >> reporter: president trump is accused of

obstruction of congress over efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate his political rivals. republican senator make braun told "meet the press" sunday he didn't see anything new from the demonstrate's case. >> i paid attention to each version of the house inquiry. behind closed doors, public version from four constitutional experts and really looking for what i found that was new and it was repackaging. >> reporter: on saturday, president's defense kicked off. new snow, video was released over the weekend capturing president trump at a private dinner party in april 2018. mr. trump is heard ordering marie yovanovitch, the former ambassador to ukraine to be fired. >> she's basically walking around telling everybody wait he's going to get impeached. just wait. >> get rid of her. get her out. get her out. take her out.

>> reporter: that cell phone video and audio was sent to the house and the eagles committee by the attorney for lev parnas, one of two indicted associates of rudy giuliani. parent julian assange' attorney joseph bondy hopes it convince senators to vote in favor of having witnesses and evidence in their trial. but the senate could take final votes on the impeachment charges as early as this week if motions to call witnesses fail. >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you. u.s. joint operations command said rockets came down near the u.s. embassy in baghdad. no injuries. it happened on a day of unrest in iraq. those women are chanting against the iraqi government. at similar demonstrations in baghdad five protesters were killed.

this comes amid fears tensions between the u.s. and iran could lead to more conflict in the country. in what appears to be an unrelated incident, a caspian airlines plane skidded off a runway in iran this morning. this footage was shot by passengers shortly after the aircraft carrying 150 people came to a top on a street near an airport in southern iran. there were no major injuries. officials say the plane lost its landing gear after a hard landing. china is stepping up efforts to contain the coronavirus. the virus has killed at least 80 people in the country and infected more than 2700 others. china extended the lunar new year holiday to keep the public at home and avoid spreading the illness. the u.s. consulate in wuhan where the virus was first detected said it's arranging to evacuate its staff and other americans tomorrow.

there are five confirmed cases in the u.s., in washington state, california, illinois and arizona. coming up on the morning news now a tribute to holocaust survivors. ukraine's president attends a memorial event and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meets with president trump in washington this week. but some question the timing. this is the "cbs morning news". this is the "cbs morning news". the heroes who won't let your disease hold you back. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle, with less pain immediately following injection. if you haven't yet, talk to your doctor about humira citrate-free. and u can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions,

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the country. another rising star has been eliminated from the australian open. 15-year-old coco gauff was eliminated by fellow american sofia kenin after beating last year's champion naomi osaka. osaka posted an emotional tribute to kobe bryant reading in part thank you for being you. you'll forever be my big bro, mentor and inspiration. bryant's death prompted a response from tiger woods. >> it's a shocker to everyone. unbelievably sad. one of the more tragic days i think -- for me, the reality is setting in because i was just told about five minutes ago. >> he and kobe became stars

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our top morning. kobe bryant and his 13-year-old daughter were killed in a helicopter crash yesterday outside of los angeles. seven other people also died. the ntsb and faa are investigating. bryant won five championships with the lakers before retiring in 2016. bomb shell allegations involving president trump and the military aid to ukraine is at the center of his impeachment trial. the "new york times" reports president trump told his former national security adviser john bolton that he wanted to maintain a hold on military funding until ukraine launched political investigations into his democratic rivals. now that's according to an unpublished manuscript by

bolton. today president trump's defense team delivers its second day of opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial. winter's snow and ice can challenge even the most experienced driver and road conditions can turn treacherous end an instant as sukanya krishnan found out. >> reporter: in a split second drivers can lose control on an icy road. . i want to brake. do i brake through this? >> reporter: this track set up by volvo slippery road simulator is designed to show how things can go from bad to worse with you behind the wheel. >> i feel my back doing. what do i do. >> reporter: thomas mcintyre-schultz is a safety instructor. >> when you want to brake you should brake. but don't get into a sliding scenario and do a panic brake. >> reporter: each year 24% of weather related crashes occur on snowy, slushy or icy payments leading to 1300 deaths and

117,000 injuries. that's why experts say it's critical, drivers know how to handle wintry conditions. >> slow down. keep things steady. no sharp, sharp turns. no slamming on the brakes. no flooring it. >> going like 10 to 13 miles per hour. >> cut your speed in half and you made it through the turn. without sliding. >> reporter: all wheel drive might help you in the snow but on ice it won't stop you. >> when it comes to stopping on ice you have no advantage over anyone else. >> what do i do? >> tap lightly on the brakes. steer where you want to go. >> reporter: bottom line buckle up and take it slow this winter. sukanya krishnan, cbs news, east rutherford, new jersey. coming up on "cbs this morning" more on the death of kobe bryant. we'll get the latest on the helicopter investigation and

we'll remember bryant and look back on his basketball legacy. we'll also here from caron butler. a one time teammate. that's the cbs news for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. thank you watching. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com