busy time here. and we've got you covered end to end. >> we have it all. we have updates this morning. and you can get traffic, news right on our free nbc 10 app. good morning. breaking overnight, three days and counting. the government shutdown enters another day, after a new round of failed negotiations. >> we have yet to reach an agreement on a path poeforward. >> the white house accusing democrats of coholding the couny hosta hostage. marching with a message. millions turn out for a new round of women's marches all across the country. this morning, the warning sent to both parties and the president. and what it all could mean on election day. state of emergency. powerful tornadoes cut a path of destruction across texas. the massive system that spawned them, now set to bring dangerous

blizzard conditions to the midwest. and inside that california house of horrors. the #metoo movement takes center stage at the s.a.g. awards. >> our stories are finally being told. then, there were two. >> did he get the feet down? >> tom brady pulls off another stunning comeback to lead the new england patriots to the super bowl yet again. while the philadelphia eagles a cruise into the big game. dylan and i have drawn the battle lines today, monday, january 22nd, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." and thank you for joining us on this monday morning. >> somebody is tired.

somebody's a little hoarse. >> somebody's a little delirious. i keep doing the eagles -- >> how are you and dylan going to sit at the same table? >> i don't know. that's my family. dylan is pats nation all the way. i love you, dylan, but it's going to be real ugly. oh, look at you. >> are we betting lobsters for cheesesteak at this point? i don't know. >> i don't know. i think we need the stakes to be higher. it's on nbc, too. let's get to our top story, politics. day three of the government shutdown as the new work week begins. but could a deal to end it be hours away now. we have in depth coverage from capitol hill and the white house. let's start with peter alexander. peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. many more americans will feel the impact of this shutdown beginning today. the two sides inching closer together, though. that vote, as you said, set for

noon. right now, it's in the hands of senate democrats. here's the simple question -- do they trust the top republican, mitch mcconnell, do deliver on an immigration bill before next month? and the president has been m.i.a. no deal to end the government shutdown, now stretching into its third day. >> let's step back from the brink, let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. >> reporter: overnight, the senate's top republican, mitch mcconnell, urging democrats to support a three-week budget extension, while signaling an openness to a vote next month. that vote would address the key fla flashpoint, the fate of undocumented immigrants, called d.r.e.a.m.ers. chuck schumer not ready to cut that deal but not walking away. >> we have yet to agree on a

path forward that would be acceptable to both sides. >> reporter: jeff flake saying he supports the new gop offer. >> there's been a lot of rhetoric over the last couple of days about whose shutdown this is, who should have the blame. there's enough blame going around. >> reporter: mike pence, delivering a partisan message for troops near the syrian border, troops that won't get paid during the shutdown. >> you deserve better. >> reporter: the white house insisting it won't negotiate on immigration until the democrats reopen the government, changing the message on its public comment line to take a political swipe. >> unfortunately, we cannot answer your call today because congressional democrats are holding government funding, including funding for our troops and other national security priorities, hostage to an unrelated immigration debate. >> reporter: the president, the

self-proclaimed dealmaker, largely absent. speaking exclusively with congressional republicans and members of his cabinet. chuck schumer, who met with him friday, described him as unreliable. >> negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jell-o. >> reporter: the president's re-election campaign, releasing this video. >> democrats who stand in our way, will be complicit in every murder committed by illegal immigrants. >> reporter: senator tammy duckworth, an iraq war veteran, who lost both legs in combat, not having it. >> i will not be lectured what our military needs by a draft dodger. >> reporter: the president with no public events scheduled. who is affected by the shutdown? essential government services are up and running. you'll get your mail, social security checks, v.a. hospitals are open with national parks. they will be operating with

reduced services. but what they call the nonessential services. they're suspended. no military death benefits. passport renewals are going to be delayed. and 800,000 federal workers told to stay home without pay until the funding is restored. that can put a stress on families. for more on where things stand right now, let's bring in kasie hunt who is on capitol hill and has not slept all weekend. good morning. this is a real stunner. we're in some suspense here about what could happen at noon. >> it is going to be a dramatic morning here on capitol hill, savannah. we don't know whether or not the government will open at noon. what are democrats going to do? they're going to huddle behind closed doors this morning. and the main question is going to be, do enough of them start to feel as though americans are blaming them for this dramatic shutdown? republicans are hoping that there are as many as ten of them who feel that way, and who will

be willing to vote with them to reopen government this afternoon. but the trust levels are just so incredibly low that it's going to be a really dramatic debate behind the closed doors. >> let's say they do reopen the government today. what will happen to the d.r.e.a.m.ers? >> reporter: that is the foundation of all of this, hoda. there are no guarantees. democrats have to decide, do they trust mitch mcconnell to move forward and put an immigration bill on the floor? even if they do, there's a question of what the president is going to do. and any immigration bill to help the d.r.e.a.m.ers has to pass the house of representatives. there's so many conservatives, that the sense is, they need to know that the president would need to be onboard. there's so many twists and turns. that march 5 th deadline is whe some of them face deportation.

>> thank you very much. now, to powerful scenes in cities across the country this weekend. millions taking to the streets for the second annual women's march, demanding equal treatment and social and political change. kristen welker has that story. >> reporter: good morning to you. the streets here in d.c. were packed over the weekend. the marches, marking the anniversary of president trump's inauguration and the first women's marches, that brought out millions of protesters into the streets, many wearing those now-famous pink hats. this year the #metoo movement to the looming midterm elections, there was new momentum. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: a chorus of women raising their voices for what they say is a revolution. >> this is what america looks like. >> reporter: protesters flooding the streets nationwide, marking a year since the first women's march. this year, again, many

expressing opposition to mr. trump's policies, while demanding equal treatment and pay for women. the president taking to twitter on saturday, seeming to troll the protesters, writing that it was a perfect day to celebrate the historic milestones and unprecedented economic success and wealth creation that has taken place over the last 12 months. lowest female unemployment in 18 years. the tweet coming as women in hundreds of cities from new york to los angeles -- >> hey, hey, ho, ho, donald trump has got to go. >> reporter: -- to the nation's capital. >> we need a leader. >> not a betweener. >> reporter: all across the world, london, paris and rome were energized by the #metoo movement. >> people haare starting to realize and know that it is all the time and it affects everybody. >> reporter: celebrities lending their voices and star power. >> we're out here because women

have decided they want to take back the conversation. >> you told the world that time's up on violence. you told the world that time's up on silence. >> reporter: and putting the focus on getting women to the polls and into office. since the first women's march, hundreds of women have become first-time candidates, like katie hill, running for congress in l.a. county's 25th district. >> i think donald trump getting elected was a huge part of what inspired me to run for office. it was a culmination that made me realize this is time for us to step up. >> reporter: march organizers say they're planning to hold rallies in key battleground states throughout the year with the goal of energizing female voters. hoda and savannah? >> thank you. a lot more to get to, including a rare and exclusive look inside north korea. there's much anxiety over the regi regime's nuclear program. but tension in the region has softened in recent days with the

news that north and south korea plan to compete together in the winter olympics. lester holt is just a few hours outside of the capital of pyongyang. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the bunny slope at a modern ski resort here in north korea. we're here because some of the athletes from the south and north, based on the new alliance, will be doing some of their training here. it's been announced the north koreans will field 22 athletes in the upcoming winter games in south korea. that's fueling some sense of hope and optimism in cooperation in other ways between the two countries. we arrived on saturday. we flew the north korean state airline. it's an hour and a half flight from beijing. they make an announcement when you've crossed the border into north korea. we passed through immigrations, went through a lengthy and detailed customs inspection of not only our equipment but our personal idtems, down to the

novels we were reading and a toothbrush of our crew members. we have been treated with respect here. we've been invited and we're guests of the ministry of morn affairs. we stayed at a guest house last night and made our way to this ski se reporesort to see a part north korea that americans don't see. we will be speaking to a member of the north korean olympics delegation about the recent talks. he was a member of those talks and we'll have that on n"nbc nightly news". until then, we send it back to new york. >> we're going to have more reporting from lester throughout the day and watch him from the region tomorrow on "nbc nightly news." now, to the deadly attack in afghanistan. 23 people were killed, several others hurt, after a gunman stormed a hotel in kabul. the attack set off a 13-hour gun battle. guests tried to escape and climb

down the side of the buildings. the attackers seemed to be targeting foreigners and people working with the government. the u.s. state department is working with authorities to determine if any of the victims are american. also this morning, there are new developments in the scandal surrounding missouri's governor. he's at the center of controversy involving an admitted affair and alleged blackmail. now, she's speakhe's speaking o first interview since the news broke. blake mccoy is there for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the governor is defiant, admitting to that affair but insisting he did not try to blackmail the woman. now, the tawdry details of the affair are threatening to take him down. this morning, missouri's governor is under fire and fighting back. denying allegations he tried to blackmail a woman he had an affair with using a naked photograph of her.

>> there was no violence. this was consensual. >> reporter: since news of the affair broke, he gave an interview. just hours of his state of the state speech -- >> thank you, guys. >> reporter: tv station kmov aired the bombshell report with the ex-husband of the other woman, greitens' hairdresser. he had recordings of their counseling sessions, detailing the affair, before greitens was governor. nbc news has obtained the tape. and we altered her voice. >> he stepped back and i saw a flash through the blindfold. and he said, you're never going to mention my name. >> there was no blackmail. there was no threat of blackmail. there was no threat of a photograph and blackmail. those things are false. >> reporter: lawyers for the

governor's mistress says she is distraught that the information has been made public. it is very disappointing that her ex-husband betrayed her confidence. fallout has been swift. in st. louis, where the city prosecutor is investigating and at the capital in jefferson city. >> it's a sad day in the state of missouri. >> some say those are allegations. but i don't know any woman would go to her husband and lie about having an affair with another man and how it happened. >> reporter: this morning, eric greitens, a former navy s.e.a.l., who campaigned as a family man, now fighting for his political career. political pressure here in missouri is mounting. even some republicans calling for the governor's resignation. but this morning, he says he will not resign. savannah and hoda? >> blake, thank you. also on this busy monday morning, a lot of bleary-eyed people because of the match-up

for super bowl lii. it's all set, as we said at the top of the show. the new england patriots are back to defend their title. and they'll do it against the philadelphia eagles. cue savannah screaming. craig melvin is here. you got it all covered. you're in the middle between these two. >> it was a good day of football yesterday. tom terrific did it once again. putting the patriots back in the big game and once again doing it in dramatic fashion. the opponent, the philadelphia eagles, getting there on the arm of their backup quarterback. >> looking around. >> reporter: tom brady is heading to his eighth super bowl and looking for his sixth ring. >> tom brady does it again. >> reporter: like he has done so many times in his superstar career, the quarterback leading the patriots to a stunning victory over the jacksonville jaguars, 25-20. brady's biggest fan, his wife,

giselle, posting on instagram, what a game. the pats will face the philadelphia eagles, who easily handled the minnesota vikings in a 38-7 rout. >> legarrette blount, touchdown. >> reporter: overnight, philly fans flooding the streets to celebrate the team's first trip to the super bowl since 2004. city workers actually greasing up light poles to keep those fanatic fans from climbing them. >> we love you. >> reporter: for the patriots, this was their third afc title in four years. >> how about tom brady today? >> reporter: for the 40-year-old brady, another come-from-behind squeaker. >> happy we won. we're going to minnesota. >> reporter: clinching the game, this amazing tiptoe touchdown by d danny amendola, with just seconds to go. on sunday, tom brady was playing

with an injured throwing hand. and the pats trailed jacksonville the whole game. the eagles' win, not close, but no less sweet. the eagles' backup quarterback, nick foles, almost speechless. >> this is humbling and unbelievable. >> reporter: for vikings fans, a double-blow. if minnesota had pulled off a win, they would be the first super bowl team ever to play on their home turf. so many storylines to look at here. the patriots now, with this particular super bowl, this will be their tenth. no team has been to more super bowls than the pats. the eagles have never won a super bowl. they were there in 2005. who were they playing? the pats. they lost 24-21. you might recall five months ago, during the season preview spot from gillette stadium, i predicted that your pats would be in the super bowl. >> that's not a hard prediction. >> it was. tom brady, 40 years old. >> i did see one thing online that the whole hand injury that

brady had was him getting a sixth finger put on so he had room for the ring. >> i'm going to start sending you the slow-mo eagles shots that my husband keeps sending me. like beauty shots of a bald eagle. >> this is going to be the best match-up ever. >> who are you picking? >> usually i go for the underdog. i feel like the eagles are the underdog. i love the pats. don't forget, you guys. all of us will watch the super bowl, super bowl lii, sunday, february 4th, right here on nbc. dylan, over to you for the weather and only the weather. >> that sixth finger. focus on the weather because we have a weird mix of weather going on. blizzard conditions and severe storms. take a look at dekalb, texas, where 20 homes were damaged because of a tornado in that area. you see the downed power lines, downed trees, downpours caused a lot of damage in that area. no one was injured, which is

some good news out of that story. on the northwest side of this, we have the potential for blizzard-like conditions. not only will we see several inches of snow. but we have wind gusts up around 50 miles per hour. that will toss the snow around, which will reduce visibility and make things slow going on the roads. we have icing across new england. the cold will be the main story today, back through minneapolis. we could see delays at the airports, too. ahead of it, we could see several inches of rain move up and down the east coast by and down the east coast by tuesday. ronoh really?g's going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management.

good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a mild monday. temperatures into the 50s this afternoon. will get some breaks of sunshine, but a mostly cloudy day. in new jersey up to 50 degrees, and at the shore 52 degrees the high temperature. some breaks of sunshine this afternoon. the cool spot the lee high valley, 48 degrees. but middle 50s with afternoon sunshine in delaware. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. you. coming up, new images from inside that california house of horrors, as a clearer picture is emerging of the children who suffered abuse there. and why last night's s.a.g. awards marked a pivotal moment in the #metoo movement.

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♪ cheers for the nfc champs, the eagles are going to the super bowl. birds fans are now looking forward to a super rematch with the patriots in just a few weeks. the game you can only see here on nbc 10. and eagles gear is flying off the shelves. people rushed in to pick up their shirts and other items before heading to work today. go eagles. we're all pretty excited this morning. let's starting by getting the check of the first alert with bill henley. >> despite the cloudy skies, it is mild.

the temperatures, this is the starting point. 30s in the suburbs in the lee high valley, 40s in philadelphia, and 50s for the south. we will see the temperatures climb and climb they will in the mountains, too, warming to the upper 30s, upper 40s in the mountains and upper 50s in philadelphia. storms hold off until tomorrow. >> jessica, what are you seeing? >> watching the schuylkill because of construction on that road, and also a crash in providence lane and old state road. >> we'll have another update in 25 minutes. the "today" show continues in minutes. thanks for watching. have a great day.

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welcome back to "today." 7:30 on a monday morning, january 22nd, 2018. glad you're with us today. >> good morning. happy monday. lots to get to in this half hour. we're going to start with the fight over the government shutdown and how to end it. >> no deal. >> let's stop victimizing the american people. >> we have yet to reach an agreement on a path forward that would be acceptable to both sides. >> a crisis on capitol hill, as lawmakers fail to agree to keep funding the federal government, shutting it down for a third day. the republicans s propose a short-term extension. >> there's been a lot of rhetoric about whose shutdown this is. there's enough blame to go around. sending a message.

>> my great honor on behalf of the president of the united states, to be israel's capital, jerusalem. >> mike pence arrives in the middle east, on a diplomatic mission, hoping to renew discussions to bring a peace plan to the region. >> can you do it by next year? desperate search. florida police on the hunt for a suspect running out of a tampa area mall where two devices were detonated. people fill the streets of lima, peru, the final stop of pope francis' visit to south america. and a new take on the cold war. russian ambassador jon huntsman takes an icy plunge to follow in the footsteps of vladimir putin. today, monday, january 22nd, 2018. >> all in the name of diplomacy,

i guess. we move, now, to a story we've been following closely. it's a disturbing one, that house of horrors in southern california. this morning, we're learning more about the children who police say were brutally tortured by their own parents over a number of years. miguel almaguer has been following it for us. >> reporter: the suspects in this case face life in prison for criminal charges that are unimaginable. the victims, their 13 children are being cared for at local hospitals. and we're starting to get a clearer picture of their lives. investigators say the torture and confinement came to an end here, but it started years ago for david and louise turpin's 13 children. these photos show the expectant mother, a crib and a tiny nursery. more family photos show smiling children, though we've obscured their faces.

>> they wouldn't tell us their names. we had to guess their names. >> reporter: but neighbors had their suspicions. when she was a kid, she lived next door to the family, a family she says was anything but normal. >> i just remember, more than anything, that they were real strange people. and it hurt my feelings that they didn't want to play with me. and i didn't understand much else than that at the time. >> reporter: the turpins who filed for bankruptcy, lived in texas before moving to california. those who bought their properties say they found filth-splattered walls, mold and mildew everywhere. so much squalor, the homes had to be gutted. >> it's amazing they had children in conditions like this. >> reporter: billy baldwin found this photo of a rope tied to a bed after he bought the turpins' home. prosecutors say the turpins chained and shackled their children.

there were beatings, strangulation and starvation. a classmate of one of the older children, who briefly attended a community college, remembers a school pot luck they both attended. >> it was apparent that he was hungry. and he stood by the table, didn't sit down with his plate. just literally ate plate after plate after plate. >> reporter: this morning, david and louise turpin are in jail. but the children are living in a hell of their own, created by the parents who were supposed to protect them. david and louise turpin have entered not guilty pleas. investigators are combing over their past in texas and california, saying they're only at the beginning of a shocking crime that goes back years. savannah? >> miguel, thank you. we want to mention, megyn kelly will have more on this story, including live interviews with the defendant, louise turpin's sister, as well as the prosecutor, the district attorney in the case. let's switch gears and get a check of the weather from dylan.

>> the warm weather is going to affect the eastern half of the country. temperatures running 10 to 25 degrees above average. pittsburgh, 60 degrees for a high. that's 25 degrees above average. richmond, virginia, 67. chicago makes it up to 55. but there's a lot of rain falling towards chicago. keep that in mind. on tuesday, the warmth continues to spread east. d.c., up to 62, raleigh, 67. portland, maine, 46 degrees, above average. as we go through the week, we will see temperatures warm up by friday in minneapolis up to 42 degrees. we're getting up to 52 in indianapolis by friday. buffalo makes it up to 43. by the end of the week in philly, good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a mild monday. temperatures into the 50s this afternoon. we'll get some breaks of sunshine, but a mostly cloudy day for philadelphia and the suburbs. into the 50s. also for new jersey up to 57 degrees, and at the shore you

can see clouds are already thinning out. that's the view from cape may. 52 degrees is the high temperature. the cool spots the lee high valley. 48 degrees, but middle 50s with afternoon sunshine in delaware. have a great day. >> and you can find your full forecast anytime on the weather channel on cable. >> thank you so much. now, to hollywood, the s.a.g. awards last night. it was once again clear that the #metoo movement will dominate the hollywood awards season. joe fryer has the highlights from last night. >> reporter: good morning. award season is striking a different tone in the wake of the #metoo and #timesup movements that were front and center at the screen actors guild awards. it was a night of firsts for the s.a.g. awards. the show had a host, kristen bell. >> we're living in a watershed moment. >> reporter: and the winners

were women. among them, marisa tomei and row sanaa arquette, one of harvey weinstein's accusers. >> you are one of the silence breakers. we owe you a debt of gratitude. >> and here, supporting many women. >> reporter: all of the actresses did not wear black like they did at the golden globes, the main topic of information on the red carpet was women's empowerment. >> this is the birthing of a movement. >> reporter: in hollywood and beyond. >> people create a safe place that women can talk about these things. and also, just in our heads, making men understand that it's not going to be tolerated. >> nicole kidman. >> reporter: nicole kidman won a s.a.g. award for playing an abused wife in "big little lies." >> our stories are finally being told. >> reporter: afterward, she told me what the country is,

peernsipeerns i experiencing now is a wave of change. >> we're trying to keep it moving forward with passion and with empathy and with strength and with camaraderie. >> reporter: in the audience, nominee james franco, who was accused of sexually inappropriate behavior. franco said the allegations are not accurate, but he supports people speaking out. his sister-in-law addressed the situation on the red carpet. >> it remains vital that anyone who feels victimized should and, you know, does have the right to speak out and come forward. i, obviously, support my family. but of course, now is a time for listening and that's what we're all trying to do. >> reporter: as for the actual awards, the big winners were the movie, "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri" and on the tv side, "this is us" and "veep."

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we are back with a "today" exclusive, a look inside something new from amazon. >> the company is expanding, yet again, opening its cashier-less grocery store in los angeles today. jo ling kent paid a visit. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. amazon has changed the way so many of you shop john line. and n online. now, the ecommerce giant is changing the way you get your food, as well. we got a look inside what could be the grocery store of the future. at first glance, it looks and feels like a regular grocery store. today, amazon is opening the first-ever amazon go to the public. this is amazon go. >> welcome, yes. >> reporter: it says go. the stand alone grocery store, missing one thing, the checkout counter. using an app, shoppers scan in

and put their phones away. >> on a normal day, i'll come in here. i might grab the salad. i like to add some chicken to it. >> very good. >> what's happening, the checkout technology is tracking that these are leaving the shelf and putting them in my cart. >> reporter: hundreds of cameras read labels and sense your movements, working with sensors in the shelves, collecting data about your preferences. >> those cameras are looking at all of these products and figuring what has left the sheflt a schefshelf and what's going back to the shelf. >> reporter: how accurate are the cameras? >> if you were to find an error, we make it easy to do a self-service return. >> reporter: is all this technology going to replace people in a grocery store? >> no. there's cooks making things on

the shelf right now. as you look around the store, all these folks in orange are all here to make customers' experience better. we're shifting the kind of work that folks do. >> reporter: fresh off its $13.7 billion acquisition of whole foods, amazon says it has no plans to install the technology in those stores yet. the focus on amazon go is pricing. >> we're focused on having competitive, sharp prices. it's important to us that there's not a markup for the convenience of just walk out. >> reporter: amazon says for now, there's no plans to expand amazon go, beyond that seattle store we took you inside. there's been reports that the technology in the stores can be buggy when children move grocery store items around. but amazon responded that the beta technology has been working great. >> a toddler-free zone. that's cool. >> i would try that. dylan is performing double duty.

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big topic here in studio 1a this morning. we're talking about the super bowl. >> everybody's talking about the super bowl. >> we all are. the match-up is set. the eagles will take on the patriots on february 4th in minneapolis. tom brady posted, afc champions and celebrating with my number one, his wife, gisele. and we mentioned the philadelphia police were dubbed the crisco cops in their attempt to keep fans off the city's light post. they sent out this tweet. now comes the time of the night that we warn everyone of dangerous saturated fats. here's one fan that agrees with that sentiment. he was running and taken down by a pole. we don't know how he was doing. >> probably not that good. >> he was running full steam ahead. perhaps the biggest match-up is the super bowl showdown between me and savannah.

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and the eagles are going to the super bowl. the the crowd went wild in the stands and turned out onto the streets of philadelphia to celebrate the birds beating the vikings and winning the nfc title. the celebration across the eagles nation was loud and proud and largely free of any problems. philadelphia police report no arrests. and now looking at the birds passing around that nfc championship trophy at the linc. now fans and players looking forward to the game with the patriots in two week. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> we're in the 40s and warm into the 50s today. but mostly today we're looking at cloud cover and dry

conditions. we had a few showers early this morning. those have already moved offshore. and to the west there are still more showers in western pennsylvania. just a chance of a sprinkle during the day and the storms they're on track for tomorrow. >> let's take a look at your ride to work with jes sica boyington. >> seeing a few delays. stop and go on the southbound side of wood haven to the vine. >> we'll have another update in 25 minutes. join us weekday mornings from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. the "today" show continues in just a couple of minutes. go eagles.

it's 8:00 on "today" coming up. shutdown showdown. day threw of the government shutdown under way, with both sides laying blame. >> let's stop victimizing the american people. >> negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jell-o. >> so, what does it mean for you? and when will it end? we're live at the white house. plus, "today" fights the flu. with this flu season unlike any we've seen in recent years, this morning, it's "rossen to the rescue" in our pop-up flu mobile. teaming up with doctors to make sure that everybody who wants a flu shot can get one. and helping pups in need. four months after hurricane maria ravaged puerto rico, some

of the smallest are getting new homes. the move to get the island's pets into new arms. >> i picked him up. >> today, monday, january 2n2nd 2018. >> we're celebrating your senior year in high school. >> where are you from? >> savannah, georgia. >> what are you celebrating? >> my birthday on the "today" show. >> your first time in new york, and you've seen "hamilton." what could top that? >> meeting savannah and hoda. ♪ >> where are you from? >> we're from louisiana. i want to give a shoutout to my soul sisters at christ church, louisiana. >> what are you doing on the plaza? >> we're celebrating our sweet 16. >> i mean, we need to get out there. >> too much cute out there.

good morning, everybody. happy monday. nice to have you along with us. >> a lot going on today. >> there is. the news will get started right now. more americans will feel the impact because it is day three of the national government shutdown. peter alexander is at the white house to tell us what is being done to break this deadlock. >> reporter: the shutdown inching into the work week. no deal right now. the senate, scheduled to vote on whether to end the stalemate at noon eastern today. here's where it stands. the top republican, mitch mcconnell, is urging democrats to support a three-week budget extension, a short-term deal, while signaling a willingness to allow an immigration vote next month. democrats huddling around 11:00, not sure what they are going to do. ten of them would have to switch their votes for the plan to pass. the bigger issue, extending the

protection to the d.r.e.a.m.ers. do democrats trust republicans to follow through? and where does the president stand? he stayed away from cameras all weekend. if an immigration bill passes, there's no guarantee that the house would support it. 800,000 workers are being ordered to stay home without pay, until funding is restored, not to mention all of the services being shut down. >> peter, thank you. two weeks after it was closed by a deadly mudslide, a vital commuter route in southern california, has finally reopened. tons of mud and debris had to be removed from highway 101 in montecit montecito. the 15-minute drive turned into a detour through mountain roads that could take hours. officials made good on their promise to have that road reopened in time for the work week. let's get the "morning boost." >> check this out. we have a photo finish of a baby

race during half of the cleveland cavaliers game. check it out. >> three, two, one, crawl. >> here goes g.i. charlie. he gets off to a blazing start. he has a move called the army crawl. he laps up the applause. charlie gets back in the game. then, it's on. it's anybody's race. >> we have a winner. >> charlie took home a $1,000 gift card. the other babies each got $200 gift cards. >> i could watch that crawling baby footage on a loop. come on. so close. ahead this morning, have you seen this yet? it's a trailer for the "friends" movie and the story behind it, coming up. and then, a "today" exclusive, four months after hurricane maria, the new mission to save the pets of puerto rico. first, let's look ahead to

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what matters most is made at home. we're back, our special series, "today fights the flu." nationwide, it's the busiest flu season in a decade. >> jeff rossen has teamed up with doctors to give away flu

shots. he's riding around manhattan in this pop-up flu mobile. >> these are wheels. we're trying to help people out with northwell health. we've set up the flu mobile here. people are lining up. a lot of people haven't gotten their flu shot yet. we're going to show you all this and show you how easy the shot is to get and to talk to them in a moment. i want to give you the latest facts we've just gotten in. who is most at risk? we are talking about children younger than 5, adults 65 and older. pregnant women and people with chronic conditions, including diabetes, asthma and cancer survivors are vulnerable this year. and it's been a tragic season for children. so far, this season, 30 kids have died from the flu. at this time last you perspecti

children had tied at this point. 13.3 million americans may have the flu right now. think how many people that is and where are they? they're all over the country. 49 states now reporting active flu cases. the only state that is flu-free, bottom left there, hawaii. and the most cases right now are reported in arkansas, which leads us here to the flu mobile and why this is so important. people as i said, are lining up on the streets of new york city. nice to meet you. thank you for coming. why get up so early and get this shot today? >> a lot of my friends and family have gotten sick this year. i wanted to get a flu shot. >> what about you, sir? >> same thing. i think it's a serious thing this year. and it's free. >> it's free. exactly. you know the doctors here are doing it. i'm glad we can held. we're going to come inside right here. and we have somebody getting the flu shot. how are you doing? >> good.

>> what's your name? >> caitlin. >> you tell me how bad this is. why do you come? >> i came out. i've been reading about how awful it is this season. i wanted to come out and get it. >> protect yourself. how bad was it? for everyone home who is scared. >> you didn't flinch. >> exactly. >> you can talk on tv and do this. we'll get the next person in. i want to come down here. i'm going to get a flu shot this morning, as well. i've gotten my kids -- i've gotten my kids a shot. this is dr. elan levy. let me sit down. talk to me why people should get the flu shot. >> the flu shot does save lives. there's been numerous studies showing, if you get sick and you're hospitalized with the flu and got the vaccine, you had shorter hospitalization days, fewer complications and less illness, overall. >> there's people saying, it's too late in the season to get the flu shot.

i want to play devil's advocate for all those out there. is it too late? >> it's never too late. flu season peaks between december and february and ends in may. if you haven't gotten your flu shot, come on down and get a flu shot with us today. >> or anywhere in the country and watch us. come on and get our shot right now. i want to ask you a question while you're doing that. we're running out of time. what about the people out there, on the social message board, people say the flu shot can get you sick. >> that's not true. most people who get the flu shot don't have symptoms whatsoever. a small percentage of people may have minor symptoms, such as pain at the injection site, or a low-grade fever. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> you're going to feel a pinch and a little burn. >> get the shot because it's not going to make you sick. >> it's not going to make you sick. one, two, three. >> that was nothing. doing television is harder than that. that was easy. can you expect redness or

swelling? >> probably not. >> we're good. thank you very much, doctor. the flu mobile is set up. we'll do the shocks all morning. i urge you and the doctor urges you, if you haven't gotten one, go out and get it. >> all right, jeff. >> you sold it. thank you. >> tile for what's trending today. coming up on the one-year birthday for haley. are we getting too big? what happened to simple kids birthday part ies parties? i in 1982 i had some friends over. birthday parties now include, giant inplayflatablinflatables, than a wedding cake. is this all necessary? has it gone too far? >> yes. and yes. a friend of mine was making invitations for a kid's party.

and it said tara's turning 2. and there was a real ballerina. it shows how far people are going. >> you don't want to peak too high when the kids are little. >> they turn 16 and you have to send them to dubai. i kid you not, at a party, they had live animals and a snake and a crocodile. i didn't send pictures how over the top it was. >> you went over the top for sydney's first year? >> we did not. my wife did. i was there. >> i think the first year, though, it's a photo op. i made an ugly cake and the kids ate it. that was that. >> we have proof of that. >> i did finally do a party for vale at our house. what's that? >> mistake. there's vale.

that's the third birthday party. i went to party city and got stuff. and there it is. >> that's adorable. what did you do for cal? >> i wasn't going to do much. and i went all-in on the winter wonder land theme. we did decorating cookies. >> you had a hot chocolate bar. >> i thought i could do everything off of pinterest. that was my knockoff. >> you are part of the problem. >> it was fun, though. let's move on to "pop start." we begin with ed sheeran. he wrote the unofficial love anthem of the year. now, he has his perfect love story to tell. ed is engaged to his love. he made the announcement on instagram. there's the photo. got myself a fiancee.

they have known each other since they were in high school. and he said before that she was the inspiration for his song "perfect." very happy congratulations to them. now, to "friends." it's been more than a decade since the hit tv show went off the air. but fans were in a frenzy over a viral trailer for "friends" the movie. before you get too excited, let me show you a clip. see if you notice anything. >> oh, boy. >> are you out of your mind? i'm sorry. i didn't realize how attractive you are. do you mind if i ask you that question without yelling? ♪ >> holy [ bleep ]. >> what? what are you doing? oh, my god. >> i know it's not fair. [ honking ] just ignore him. >> what happened? what do you mean? >> it's a hoax, but it's a

well-crafted one. the all-star cast, they went to work on different projects. someone edited scenes where they appeared together on their shows. and each as guest stars on the other shows. so, they edited it together. >> now, i want it to happen. >> it's going to happen. >> it was convincing. >> the only show on television that hasn't come back. >> that's so true. >> yeah. >> it would work. >> we all want it. finally, taylor swift, the singer is making waves for giving two fans a heartfelt surprise. high school sweethearts brittany and alexa got engaged in 2016. brittany proposed to the lyrics of "love story." she took a shot in the dark and e-mailed taylor swift's publicity team. the couple received a bouquet from taylor with a note that read, you have no idea how honored i am that "love story"

is a beautiful part of your love story. i'm thrill ed that lexi said ye. i hope to meet you soon, taylor. you have a "daly click"? >> i do. the internet is full of hoverboard fails, showing people unable to keep their balance. that was no trouble for this toddler. her dad was trying to get her dressed for the day. she seems more interested in riding her cousin's hoverboard around. >> she's good. >> i don't think any of us can do that. she's back and forth. and she hasn't gotten dressed yet. but she's having fun. >> her hair is awesome. >> i know. that is adorable. >> that's your "daly click." >> you're busy. do "pop start," "daly click" and now weather. we've got some heavy rain moving through the midwest. but we have another storm system that's already making its way into the pacific northwest, with more wet weather to come.

a little bit of rain near seattle, some mountain snow. as we go into tuesday, we're going to see that get reenforced a little bit with the next system moving on. as it moves eastward, it fizzles out. so, it's not going to develop into too big a storm. we could up to 15 inches of snow in parts in higher elevations. as for rain, we could end up with one, two, three inches, along the coast of washington state. elsewhere across the country, we have blizzard conditions expected today, back through minneapolis into northwestern iowa. and possibly some strong srms througtoh . . . good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. a mild monday. temperatures into the 50s. we'll get some breaks of sun shrine. mostly cloudy for philadelphia and the suburbs, into the 50s. for new jersey, up to 57. at the shore, you could see clouds are already thinning out. that's a view from cape may.

52 degrees, the high temperature. some breaks of sunshine this afternoon. the cool spot, the lehigh valley, 48 degrees. middle 50s with afternoon sunshine in delaware. have a great day! >> dylan, thank you. now, to a "today" exclusive. four four months after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico, the island is still in need. >> morgan radford is here with a special relief mission to drop off supplies that took place this weekend. this is a heartwarming story. >> reporter: our team went back to puerto rico, where four months after maria, one in five families doesn't have power. it forced many people to flee and leaving some of the smallest and most vulnerable victims behind until now. four months to the day, the worst storm to pound puerto rico. it's easy to miss, some of puerto rico's most vulnerable victims. >> our government does not help. we have dogs running the street.

>> reporter: since the hurricane roared ashore, more than 200,000 people have fled, often forced to leave these members of the family. some of the storm's smallest victims behind. >> they need our help. >> reporter: so many shelters on the island, like this one, were leveled in the storm. >> after maria we lost everything. >> reporter: watching from 1,500 miles away, one washington, d.c. area animal rescue group wanted to help. but they still had to get there. so, mirra, the founder of lucky dog rescue, reached out to southwest airlines. >> i sent an e-mail about three days before maria. >> reporter: within hours, she had her answer. >> we were able to donate this flight. our employees are flight attendants and employees flying it donated their time. >> reporter: others donated supplies for the people of puerto rico and their pets, making room on the plane for the 16 cats and 46 dogs.

>> you're going to the states. >> reporter: headed back to new homes. >> he's part of our family. but we don't have the house for him. >> reporter: 62 animals in all sent off, but not before one last kiss and a few wet eyes as they say good-bye. >> to see the rescuers loading up their animals, say good-bye to them. knowing we're going to find them amazing homes, is so emotional. >> reporter: loaded on to this southwest 737, each animal got its own row and plenty of puppy love, even in the cockpit, before arriving at this petsmart in maryland and finding their new home. >> yay. >> reporter: kimberly wilson spent one night fostering little sir edward before deciding to make it permanent. >> i got him home and i fell in love, like i knew i might. i want him to have something stable now. that's what i'm hoping to give

him. >> reporter: definitely a happy ending on that one. just in case you were wondering, more than 20 of those dogs and cats have already found new homes. in fact, lucky dog rescue, which organized that flight, is planning to go back. if you're curious about how you can adopt a pet from puerto rico or just help with the next rescue, we have information at today.com. how cute is that? >> it's lovely. >> they're so excited. >> i like the little one in the cockpit. that was cute. just ahead, big bargain, jill's here with your "deal of the day."

good morning. i'm dray clark. in case you haven't heard, the eagles season is still alive for one more day. >> for the first time in 13 years, the eagles are headed for the super bowl and a rematch with the new england patriots in super bowl lii. >> that was the announcing calling the final of the game that sent the eagles to the super bowl. let's get right to bill henley with your most accurate forecast.

temperatures in the 40s, 44, philadelphia. 40, suburbs and warming up in new jersey. the lehigh valley and delaware. we will see a little bit of sunshine. look at delaware, 55 degrees, up to 57 in new jersey. 56 in philadelphia. >> nang yothank you, bill. let's get a check on traffic. >> dray, watching the schuylkill expressway, i don't think i have seen any of these cars move for a little bit of time on the westbound side, normal volume. big delays on the westbound side of the schuylkill expressway and watching the bridges. use your alternate for now. >> we'll have another joup daupr you in 25 minutes. >> coming up, eagles coach, doug peterson will hold a news conference at noon. i'm dray clark. we're back now.

♪ welcome back. it's 8:30 on this monday morning, january 22nd. a mild morning here in new york. but that is not stopping us from sporting -- we got some new -- >> a lively crowd. >> we have olympic jackets on. >> i love it. >> we're going to explain our olympic attire in just a second. that's all you need. >> you wear it well. >> thank you. >> are you ready for your "crowd moment"? >> yes. >> where is our "crowd moment"? wait a minute. i think i found two young ones. are you -- is this -- are you noah? >> yes. >> are you -- these two, i want to let you know, they're skipping school today. it's okay.

is there anything you want to tell your teacher? >> hi. i'm on the "today" show. >> how about you? >> hi. >> we're going to write them a pass. it's okay they miss school today. thank you for coming to see us. austin, texas. we love you right back. >> they are adorable. you may be excused. coming up, natalie gets a tour of nick nolte's o one-of-a-kind home. she gets into a candid conversation about his highs and louse of his career and personal life. celebrating a milestone birthday. we're going to look at the rise of the world's cutest social media star, the baby hippo fiona, as she turns 1. and al gets a hands-on lesson in the kitchen from one of his favorite chefs, marcus samuelsson, as we shine a light on people and projects that

inspire us. the opening ceremony of the winter olympics two weeks away. and this morning, we are revealing exactly what team usa will have on during the parade of nations. >> what's so cool about this, you guys, before we get to the cool olympic athletes, they are here. some of our favorite athletes are providing -- wearing these, provided by polo by ralph lauren. we have the ice dancing duo, maya and alex shibutani. i think the crowd has to learn how to pronounce that name. on three -- pronounce it for us. >> shibutani. >> one, two, three. >> shibutani. >> we want to get that one. and bronze medalist asa evans. you will be walking in the opening ceremony, decked out like this. what do you think of the look this year? >> it's such an honor to

represent team usa. the jackets are amazing, they're heated. it makes you feel more amazing. >> it's funny to be talking about the olympic outfits. going to the olympics is pretty awesome. asa, congratulations. how are you feeling? >> i'm excited to head into the next olympic games. >> you're a veteran now. >> i know. it's crazy to think of myself as a veteran in the sport. >> i find it amazing that you get announced to the olympic team a few weeks ago. and now, you're going to the olympics in a couple weeks. how does that feel? >> such a quick turnaround. i feel like it was last year i was going to sochi games. now, we're preparing for the next olympics and it's so fast. >> are you busting? >> when team usa comes together, it is special. and to wear these uniforms, it will be amazing. >> we didn't do a thing and we get to wear the coats. >> you look great. >> we love you guys. we'll see you soon again. you can see the opening

ceremony, friday, february 9th. olympic action begins one day earlier, thursday, february 8th, live on the networks of nbc. >> all right. hoda, you have to go. you have an assignment. >> i never have an assignment. i do. >> you're going to tell us about it tomorrow? >> yep. >> bye, kids. nice talking to you. bye-bye. >> craig wants your coat. >> you have the heater on, too. >> we are much warmer than you, craig. let's look at what's going on across the country. we'll start off on the mild side. for the east coast, temperatures above average. a little slippery across central and northern new england. heavy snow in the midwest and rain on the gulf coast. another storm makes its way into the pacific -- off the pacific, into the pacific northwest, where we will see heavy rain and mountain snow. light flurries will linger across the northeast. we end the week with warmer temperatures. we should get into the upper 40s to 50s. a few snowshowers left over in the rockies and rain showers asia evansas back to tes.xa

good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. a mild monday. temperatures into the 50s this afternoon. we'll get some breaks of sunshine. a mostly cloudy day for philadelphia and the suburbs, into the 50s. also, for new jersey, up to 57 degrees. at the shore, you can see clouds are already thinning out. that's the view from cape may. 52 degrees, the high temperature. some breaks of sunshine. the cool spot, the lehigh valley, 48 degrees with middle 50s and afternoon sunshine in delaware. have a great day! >> let's head inside, now, for our our "start today" "deal of the day." every day this month, jill martin is bringing you a deal of the day for your goals. >> this is how to workout in style. it's a pouch, it's $44. here's the deal. it gives you all motivational sayings for when you're going to the gym. find your fire.

gym and juice. stronger than yesterday. drop and give me zen, my favorite. the retail $44. the deal, $22. that's 50% off. we have information always on our website, today.com. guys? >> jill, thank you. now, to nick nolte. in hollywood and in life, he's had his share of ups and downs. >> that's for sure. he opens up about that rollercoaster ride in a candid, new memoir. it's out tomorrow. and natalie caught up with nolte at his property in malibu to talk about all of it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. nick nolte's memoir is called "rebel: my life outside the lines." that it has been. he'll be 77 month next and nolte says he has learned the most over the years from his own failures. it's a fantastic tree. >> it's great. >> reporter: this is nick nolte's home in malibu, california, built around a giant sycamore tree that goes through

his bedroom. >> you have to let them go wild. >> reporter: this tree is a metaphor to your life, maybe? >> i think so. >> reporter: nolte finds peace in his garden here. the long-time actor says he's learned there is no true escape. nick, this look of yours, how would you describe it? >> this is the look of a man that no longer is attached to society. he's been a recluse for a long time. so, he doesn't even know where his mouth is anymore. >> he says his beard is for an upcoming role but admits that playing by society's rules hasn't been his strong suit. >> the world's not going to function your way. you better get used to it. the world is going to function the way it works. and you better get on the ferris wheel and ride one of the ponies and go around.

>> reporter: it's been over 15 years since his infamous dui arrest. nolte hasn't been drinking but had taken ghb, known as the date ra rape drug, to help him bulk up. >> i had been working out in the gym. and then, i got in the car. why? i don't know. i know it was a foolish, dangerous thing to do. >> reporter: are you still an addict? >> oh, yeah. always am. >> reporter: you can't even have a glass of wine? >> yeah, i can. i've got to pick it up real quick, that you can't do this every day. and you can't stay this way. >> reporter: in the more than four decades since nick nolte landed his first starring role in the 1976 miniseries "rich man/poor man" films like "cape fear" and "down and out in beverly hills" has show cased his range. he received an oscar nod

alongside barbara streisanarra "prince of tides." >> she fell in love with you. >> a bit. she asked if i was available. and i said, no. no. i have a child and i'm married. and she was hurt. she was upset. but if it had not been for those obligations that i was into, i would have -- >> reporter: you would have been with barbara. did you worry you might make some people mad because you get into names. >> not until this interview did i have any worry about it at all. >> reporter: i'm glad i made you a little uncomfortable. nolte doesn't hold back in his new memoir. he reflects on solo parenting his son, who came to live with him at age 12 and becoming a father again at age 66 to sophie, who is now 10. >> kids are really what life is

about. that's really where you dig in. and you draw a line in the sand and say, okay, i'm going to stick around here. >> reporter: though he is a restless sorest less soul, he has learned to be more patient. he doesn't know where life will take him next. walk that straight line. >> yeah. if it's a cooked line, i'm trying to walk it. you know? it's going to arrive at the same place. >> and, savannah and craig, his memoir, "rebel: my life outside the lines" is out tomorrow. he names a lot of names and tells lots of stories. it's very juicy. >> if you're going to write a memo memoir, you might as well tell the truth. looks like he did. >> an appropriate title for nick nolte. thank you so much. coming up next, special

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we're back. 8:43, one of the sweetest stories of the day. fiona was the first hippo born at the cincinnati zoo in years. there was worry about her chances of sursurvival. one year later, she is a full-fledged star. here's kerry sanders. >> reporter: she's the hippopotamus with a loyal fan base since her first moments of life. >> i have 10,000 pictures of fiona since the first day she was out with the keepers. i'm a fiona addict. >> reporter: becoming like family to many. >> she was born at the same time he was.

it's fun to watch the two of them grow up together. >> reporter: attracting attention from all over the world. >> before we knew it, she had fans. like international fans. >> reporter: fiona, the baby hippo, born six weeks premature and given little chance for survival. >> she should not have survived. statistically, you looked at it and the odds were never in her favor. >> she's starting to support her weight on her legs. >> reporter: her first six weeks of life, tenuous at best. >> we had to take it day by day and struggle by struggle. a lot of the problems that fiona had, are issues that any pr premature baby would have. >> reporter: vets and zoo keepers fed her around the clock, feeding her with milk that matched her mother's. the entire process chronicled on social media. fiona became an overnight sensation, a survivor at a time

the world needed a hero. >> i never in my life thought i would get to work with an animal that had that kind of emotional affect on people. >> reporter: fiona, a preemie hippo, with a miraculous life. bubbles, taking a shower, her first swim. fans mesmerized when she blew bubbles out the other end. facebook called and asked her to star in her own program. >> you hit success when facebook calls you and says, we want fiona to have her own show. >> reporter: the serve-episode show drew a hippo-sized audience. fiona merchandise flew off the shelves. t-shirts, ice cream and beer. >> 2017 was the year of fiona. >> reporter: at a time of divisiveness in our world, it's no wonder that this -- ♪ happy birthday to you

>> reporter: -- now 600-pound baby hippo's first birthday could be an inspiration to so many. >> everybody was able to follow the story of her and fall in love with her. she became a part of everyone's family almost. >> reporter: a family that watched fiona put the hip in hippopotamus. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news. >> that's adorable. >> millions of people watching that. >> happy birthday, fiona. just ahead, we are revealing the people that inspire us the most. we start with al's pick. who is his man crush monday? first this, is "today" on nbc.

we're back with the launch of a new series. we're excited about it. we're calling it "tag us today." we're going to ask you to follow some of our favorite folks. and, al, you sleep in today? >> i thought, what the heck?

i didn't like the way you did the 7:40. >> or you liked it too much. >> by the way, i went into our dressing room. it looked like dylan exploded. >> i didn't know you were showing up today. i got stuff all over the place. >> this is what happens when daddy's away. >> daddy? ooh. >> we better get to man crush monday. >> it's about respect. sometimes you see another guy out there. he has a business and a family and his just cool. lucky for me, i get to chat with him about some of my favorite subjects. anyone who watches our show regularly, knows i'm a bit of a foodie. you're going to pour in butter milk. you've seen me cooking up a storm in the studio. if you check out my instagram feed, it's a growing menu of culinary experiments i try another home. that's why my man crush monday man is marcus samuelsson.

he is a chef that prepared president obama's first state dinner. he's opened up a dozen restaurants. the first one is still famous. red rooster has become a landmark in harlem. its owner lives and works in this fabled part of new york city. it's hard to believe. but it's been like eight years since you opened up up here. >> yeah. >> reporter: what has the journey been like? >> amazing. a lot of hard work. i know one thing, i cannot do it without the community. and harlem community is honest. they're on us all the time. but i appreciate that because this is a dialogue with the village of harlem. >> reporter: this village is his adopted home. a long way from ethiopia, where he was born and sweden where he was raised by adoptive parents. i admire you because you never

stood still. you never took anything for granted. and you didn't let yourself get put into a box. >> you know, i go back with my son and my wife to ethiopia every year. and i look at that hut. i literally come from a hut. and i look at that hut. and i use that as an inspiration. i'm not here because of myself. i'm here because of my parents and because of the chefs and mentors that really gave me an opportunity. and the customers that have been along on the journeys. >> reporter: how has your life changed since becoming a dad? >> zion is everything. he's the baoss. he's the boss. i think about it maybe too much. i think about when he's 15 and he's asking me about this situation, this moment we're in, and i want to make sure that we're doing everything in our power that when he asks me, what did you do? where were you standing when you get challenged as an immigrant? what were you doing, dad? it is my goal the come and

contribute to america, to new york city and open my restaurant where i can give back and create jobs. that's what's happening right now. >> reporter: i couldn't resist the opportunity to learn from chef samuelson in his kitchen. what are we making here? >> a light dish. it's almost in the tuna family. a raw dish that we're going to cook a little bit. would that make sense? >> reporter: eit could make sene soon enough. shallots, ginger and chilies, mixed with vinaigrette, sauteed quickly. we head back and squeeze in some lime juice. >> i'm going to add a little bit of brussels sprouts. >> reporter: some shitake mushrooms, that we seasoned and ethiopian spice.

mix that together with some soy sauce and serve it over tiger's milk. that's why i choose marcus samuelsson for my man crush monday. he has drawn from the community to staff his restaurants. he said he opened up a red rooster in london. and some of his guys never had passports. now, they're seeing the world through cooking, thanks to marcus. >> it's clear he's not forgotten where he came from. >> no. and he was smiling the whole time. it went to a 1,000-watt smile when talking about his boy. >> he's crush-worthy. you can go back to bed now. tomorrow, by the way, transformation tuesday around here. if you've transformed anything around your home, from your body to your life, we want to see your pictures. use #transformationtuesday. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

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we mentioned hoda had to leave for an assignment. jenna and john cena are co-hosting the fourth hour. they're going to celebrate national pie day. we want to >> good morning. i'm dray clark. let's get right to bill henley. a dry morning and leftover confetti on the field here from lincoln financial field. stead d steady, light showers have moved

offshore. unlikely we will see any more of those during the day tom. we are seeing temperatures climb. over 47 and climbing in northeast philadelphia. no sign of the 30s in allentown, redding and pottstown. we'll warm into the 50s this afternoon. >> let's get a check on traffic with jessica boyington. >> dray, we are watching 95. still seeing some pretty big doe lace and nothing reported. 28 minutes southbound. speeds are still into the 20s. watching a new crash on mt. pleasant road. we're going to the super bowl. we are going to the super bowl. that's all we need to know. >> the new england eagles put it down last night. season ticket holders will be

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[ applause ] good morning, everyone. good morning. happy monday. it's great to have you here. welcome, everybody. i'm megyn kelly. we begin this morning in southern california, where 13 children were rescued from a home in which they were being held in deplorable conditions. we have an exclusive live interview with the sister of the mom who allegedly kept her children chained to furniture for years. we will also get the latest on the case from the district attorney who is heading up the investigation. first, some of the incredible details of this sickening story from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: investigators say the torture and confinement came to an end here. but it started years