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contributing to my campaign. >> we'll talk exclusively to senator elizabeth warren. breaking news, a u.s. death in china. a 60-year-old in wuhan has died a result of the coronavirus, the first u.s. citizen to pass away from the disease. as more americans return from china to be placed under quarantine back at home. all that and kobe crash. new information about the final moments of kobe's doomed flight and whether the engines were working before the chopper went down. welcome to miami. princehairy and mig00 markle making their first appearance in public since stepping away from their royal duties. and hollywood's heavyweights. the red carpets is steamed, the statues shined and now the stars are ready for sunday night's academy awards. we'll have everything you need to know about the nominees and the favorites. today february, 8, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. kristen already has her own red carpet rolled out in advance of tomorrow's academy awards. we're going to get to that and start with washington right now. let's get to that top story, presidential pay back to top administration officials, key witnesses in the house impeachment inquiry forced out of their jobs in what some are describing as a friday night massacre. we have it covered today from all angles. we will also speak to the democratic presidential candidate senator elizabeth warren about it. but let's begin with nbc's kelly o'donnell at the white house. >> reporter: the white house is not explaining why this happened or whether any other expulsions are still to come. allies say the president has the right to have the staff of his choice while democrats say this is swift retribution. the military officer who has been removed from his position here will remain on active duty returning to the army while a prominent ambassador who also testified is coming back and is not being reassigned leaving it trump administration in a hurry. after impeachment comes the purge. witnesses paying the price. >> everyone was in the loop. it was no secret. >> reporter: ambassador gordon sondland had testified about his conversations with the president and that he believed military aid to ukraine was tied to a biden investigation. late friday sondland lost his post. the president intends to recall me effective immediately as the ambassador to the european union. he said he's grateful to president trump even after the president's defense team heaped blame on him. >> the democrats quid pro quo theory is based on initial speculation of one person, ambassador sondland. that speculation is wrong. >> reporter: friday's purge began with a decorated iraq war veteran who was critical of the president under oath. >> i was concerned by the call. what i heard was inappropriate. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel alex vindman served as a ukraine expert on the national security council and was among those listening to the trump-zelensky phone call. vindman's lawyer wrote the most powerful man in the world has decided to exact revenge. the president who made firing part of the trump brand had only hinted that vindman was vul vulnerable. >> well, i'm not happy with him. >> reporter: but the purge went beyond vindman to include his brother who also worked at the nse but was not a witness. reveling in his acquittal thursday the president brought them up unprompted. >> but lieutenant colonel vindman and his twin brother, right? >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi said she was stunned. >> it goes too far. >> reporter: during his testimony vindman tried to reassure his soviet born father fearful that testifying could be risky. >> do not worry i will be fine for telling the truth. >> reporter: and in a separate development this morning aides to former national security advisor john bolton are saying they fear the white house is trying to suppress him from telling his story in an upcoming book. aides write they have concerns about the required review process for that manuscript in an attempt to suppress the book they say instead of a legitimate search for material. >> kelly o'donnell capping a busy week at the white house. thank you. >> we want to bring in jeremy bash now. he's an nbc news national security analyst who served as chief of staff at the department of defense and cia under president obama. jeremy, good morning. thanks for being here on a busy morning. let's start with the crux of this. the fact is the president has the right to hire or fire whomever he wants. so what are the potential ramifications of these ousters and what could the ramifications be for national security, jeremy? >> yeah, kristen. the president does have legal authority to remove people from his staff, but think of the implications. first of all, this is a career professional, an iraq war vet, someone wounded in combat, and he's an expert. so the president is going to be losing expertise, losing those career professionals we want advising our presidents and national leaders about national security issues. and i think it sends a chilling message to others not to speak up, not to tell the truth. >> america has a long tradition as you know well of speaking truth to power. so how do we as a country hold our leaders to account if they are afraid to speak out? >> well, that's exactly the point, peter, which is that our career professionals are trained to see something, say something. i think the message that the president is sending here is if you see something, say nothing, stay silent. and that's going to have ramifications because if we have our national security and our intelligence leaders silenced by the president because they fear his retribution of their professional career, we're not going to have good advice flowing up to the president. we're going to be in effect defenseless and blind. >> and of course a lot of people are bracing for the possibility of more departures. thank you so much for your insights this morning. >> we want to turn now to the democrats who will be out in force in new hampshire this weekend ahead of tuesday's critical first in the nation primary. they took to the debate stage last night where candidates traded shots with a lot of focus on bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. we begin with nbc's dasha burns in new hampshire this morning. dasha, good morning. >> reporter: hey, peter and kristen, good morning. divisions on the debate stage. the candidates battling it out on the future of the party. the two front runners presenting two different visions, progressive versus moderate, newcomer versus experience. this all coming with a chaotic kick off to the primary season. high stakes in new hampshire. bernie sanders and pete buttigieg neck and neck out of iowa going head to head at friday's debate. >> a politics that says it's my way or the highway. >> are you talking about senator sanders? >> yes. >> i don't have 40 billionaires, pete, contributing to my campaign. >> reporter: buttigieg the primary target on the stage. >> we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. >> senator warren, is that a substantial answer? >> no. >> pete, fundamentally you are missing -- >> we need people with experience. that's why i'm worried about mayor pete. >> reporter: after a disappointing showing in iowa joe biden battling to get back in the race calling out president trump for firing lieutenant colonel vindman. >> i think we should all stand and give colonel vindman a show of how much we supported him. stand up and clap for vindman. get up there. who we are. that's who we are. we are not what trump is. >> reporter: amy klobuchar finding the spotlight. >> if you are tired of the extremes in our politics and the noise and the nonsense, you have a home with me. >> reporter: meanwhile elizabeth warren disappointed with her debate performance. >> i just didn't say enough, didn't fight hard enough. >> reporter: this after the latest nbc marrist poll. warren, biden and klobuchar trailing. it all comes on the heels of the iowa debacle, three days before the results were released showing buttigieg and sanders virtually tied. but inconsistencies of reporting calling the outcome into question. >> the reality of this is we may never know with 100% clarity who won the iowa caucuses. >> reporter: lending all the more gravity to the granite state's primary. >> and now it comes to new hampshire, a state that thinks for itself, is not going to be told what to do by anyone. >> reporter: and one candidate noticeably absent from the debate stage, former new york mayor michael bloomberg. he has not been campaigning here in new hampshire, but he is touting a big endorsement from president trump's former navy secretary richard spencer. peter, kristen? >> dausha burns in new hampshir this morning. thank you. >> we are joined now exclusively by senator elizabeth warren. thank you so much for waking up early with us. we know you had a late night. we appreciate it. >> glad to be here. >> we're going to get to the campaign in just a minute, but we do want to starts with those developments overnight at the white house. a number of your republican senate colleagues did acknowledge they believe what president trump did as it relates to ukraine was inappropriate. some of them even said they think he's learned a lesson. given those ousters overnight, do you think president trump has learned a lesson, senator? >> yes, i think the lesson he has learned is he can do anything he wants. that he is above the law and that nearly all of the republican senators will lock arm and protect him. that's corruption. he is treating this government as if it is only loyal to him, his own private play thing instead of a government that is supposed to work for the people. this is a problem. and this means that in this upcoming election in 2020, this is going to be one of the biggest contrasts we draw between the most corrupt administration in history that we're going to be out there fighting for the people. and wow do we need it. >> if you become commander in chief don't you want the right to fire and hire whoever you want? >> of course you have the right to hire and fire, but come on no one is fooled. he didn't just say here's someone who isn't doing his job well. this is about retribution. this is about pay back. there's no one in this country fooled by that. in fact, donald trump himself probably wouldn't even try to hide it. that's not the kind of government we want because that's a government then that says everyone's pledged loyalty to the person who sits in the white house. that's not what the constitution says. the constitution says no one is above the law not even the president. and that we are a nation that is committed to rule of law. when someone comes forward and offers the truth, then they should not be fired for it. >> senator, let me ask you about the debate if i can very quickly. at the end of the night you seemed to indicate some frustration you didn't get your message out. are you concerned you are not reaching voters at this crucial time? >> oh, no. i was asked about what i would have liked to have said that i didn't get to say, and really it's about how i've spent my whole life. you know, i wasn't in politics until pretty recently. and i spent my life studying why families go broke. and what i love running for president is i get to talk not just about how the middle class has been hollowed out and working families have been crushed and students are getting run over by the student loan debt and the poor are being left behind, i get to talk about how we can fix it. there are so many things we can do. that's why i have so many plans -- things we can do to make this country work not just for a handful at the top but for everyone. >> the latest poll shows right now in your own state of new hampshire your trailing in third place after a third place finish in the iowa caucus. if you end up third in the state what is your path to the nomination? >> so, look, i am delighted to be out here to have a chance to talk about what we can do to build a stronger america. first thing we need to do, though, is to win. and to do that we're going to have to bring our party together. we can't go into the 2020 election like we did in 2016 with different parts of our party warring with each other. we need to run on the kind of core issues that americans care about. making government work for everyone. you know, i have a proposal for a 2 cent wealth tax that says those at the top should pay a little more so we could have universal child care and invest in our public schools. those are the kinds of things we can bring americans together on. we can get republicans and independents in as well. >> senator peter and i have been out on the campaign trail and talking to democratic voters. some of them say look at what happened in iowa, look at how president trump has been emboldened in the wake of being acquitted. they are concerned right now the democratic party does not have what it takes to take on president trump. what do you say to them? >> you know, think of it this way. three years now we've had mitch mcconnell and donald trump running things. it was exactly three years ago yesterday that mitch mcconnell tried to throw me off the floor of the united states senate for reading a letter from coretta scott king. now, that's when he uttered the words that a lot of women have put on t-shirts or embroidered on pillows or had tattooed on their bodies. nevertheless, she persisted. today a lot of folks are were aid that donald trump may be -- the fight against him may be unwinnable. i've spent my whole life winning unwinnable fights to hold corpora corporate executives accountable. we got the ceo of wells fargo fired. the way i see it is a lot of people are going to say unwinnable right up until we get in the fight, we persist and we win. >> senator elizabeth warren, thank you so much for joining us. i'll be out there in new hampshire. look forward to seeing you. really appreciate it. >> good. >> we'll see you soon now we move onto some other breaking news overnight where officials have announced the first american death from the coronavirus in wuhan, china. this is more evacuees from china arrive in the u.s. where they'll be placed on quarantine. several cruise ship passengers are now under observation. erin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. officials here say they're optimistic for the chinese nationals being tested at this hospital. they don't think they have the coronavirus. meanwhile hundreds of americans from nebraska to tokyo have been quarantined as scientists race to figure out this mysterious virus. overnight, news the first american has died from the mysterious coronavirus. the u.s. embassy confirming to nbc news a 60-year-old who had contracted the virus in wuhan died thursday. and this morning growing fears the virus may be spreading here at home. according to the cdc at travis air force base near san francisco, five evacuees rescued from the epicenter earlier this week have been rushed to local hospitals after showing symptoms. >> we're being very aggressive, using quarantine measures that hadn't been used in 50 years. >> reporter: friday three more planes full of evacuees from wuhan landed at military bases. across the country hundreds of americans remain in quarantine. he arrived wednesday still in good spirits despite being stuck for two weeks at a military base in san diego. >> the weather is great better where i came from so i can't complain. >> reporter: he says he's showing no symptoms, but officials are taking no chances. there's much we still don't know about the virus. >> that includes exactly how it spreads, how deadly it is, whether it's commonly transmitted by patients who are not yet displaying symptoms and other issues. >> reporter: questions causing trouble at sea. south of tokyo a dream holiday turned nightmare. board the diamond princess more than 60 confirmed cases, in total more than 3,7en passengers and crew either quarantined on the ship or hospitalized. another cruise liner quarantined off the coast of hong kong. and in newark, new jersey, four passengers trmted off a cruise on four stretchers even though they showed no symptoms of the virus. one of the patients tested positive for the flu. nevertheless in this hospital in isolation those test results expected today. peter, kristen? >> it's a story a lot of people are watching closely. >> time now for a check of the forecast. maria larosa filling in while dylan is on maternity leave. >> good morning. we've had a wild last 24 hours and for the northern tier it's about winter. we've had winter storm advisories, watches. you can see the snow is falling right now. this is coming along with a quick moving system, a clipper and true to form it's moving very quickly. start from moisture, so even though it's making this long path off to the east it's not going to produce mump in the way of snowfall. you can see by 7:00 p.m. sunday into the great lakes. and this is not going to admuch of the snow totals. we're look toing at maybe we have a couple areas of low fog. a live look in san francisco. current temperatures in the 40s, a couple 30s down through santa cruz, 39 degrees. it will be a chilly to mild afternoon. we'll climb into the 50s and a couple mid and upper 60s for the south bay. 66 in san jose. 68 in concord, napa at 68. and as we head toward the afternoon, we have an approaching trough that is expecting to kick up winds issuing a high wind watch tonight. >> and that's your weather. guys, back over to you. >> thanks so much. nice to have you here today. still to come what caused the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others. new clues from the ntsb this morning. who will take home an oscar obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. we are back on this saturday morning with a weekly download, our look back at the week that was. >> the busy one. president trump's acquittal and the caucus debacle in iowa where of course the big headlines. but there were a lot of other stories as well including a deadly avalanche overseas. dramatic rescue scenes unfolded in turkey after two avalanches struck. >> in a tragic twist of fate rescuers sent to save the victims of a first avalanche caught in a second wave of snow. we've been buried since this this morning. >> at least 41 people died and dozens injured. >> joyce mitchell. the former prison worker who helped two inmates escape was released on parole after serving the full sentence. >> five years behind bars for helping the two stage the most daring prison escape in history. >> i'm sorry for what everybody went through because of me. i'm not the monster that everybody thinks i am. as long as we live, we must stay true to ourselves. >> kirk douglas passed away this week leaving behind a legacy that spanned all 103 years of his life. >> he was a legend his son michael wrote on wednesday. actor from the golden age of movies who lived well into his golden years. after waiting 50 years, the kansas city chiefs are super bowl champions once again. and hundreds of thousands of fans touchfan s turned out to celebrate the return of the lombardi proptrop. >> we are coming back here next year. big changes to macy's. the department store will close 125 locations over the next three years. >> the new plan is to build smaller stores called market by macy's and sell apparel and food and drinks. wild moments caught on camera. watch as the tree falls on the vehicle on this busy georgia highway. causing serious damage to the car, but fortunately there were no serious injuries. a heart stopping moment when this school bus in ohio flipped on to its side. a dozen kids were on board. two students suffered injuries. off the coast of australia, this teenager kite surfs right over a pier and keeps on surfing. there it is. >> and finally, this 5-year-old celebrated big when he scored his first ever point in a basketball game and gave his team the win. congratulations, little guy. >> if that doesn't make your day. >> he is actually still running. across the plaza. >> tracking him. >> he will sleep well. still to come, what we are learning tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. good saturday morning. it is 5:56. here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. if you can make it out there. i did see a lot of fog on my drive in this morning. thanks so much for joining us. let's get a look at the microclimate forecast. >> and we do have some areas of fog. you're right. and we are also seeing a couple of low clouds hanging on tight. this is a live look right now. current temperature is in the 30s and the 40s. santa rose, 39 degrees. san jose, 49. palo alto, 45. this afternoon though, here is a closer look at what you can expect. temperatures will be in the mid-50s for areas like half moon bay, but everywhere else, we'll be in the 60s today. 66 degrees in san jose, 67 in morgan hill and 62 in oakland. so it will be comfortable, but as we head into tonight, we do have an approaching system nearby that will kick up our winds which is why high wind watch will take effect tonight into tomorrow north and east bayhills, of course santa cruz mountains, we'll monitoring some pretty strong gusts tonight. i'll break down that for you coming up. >> and we'll see you then. thanks. and we begin with breaking news, the first american has died from coronavirus. the u.s. embassy in china says that the 60-year-old woman died in wuhan, that is the epicenter of the outbreak. the death toll has topped 700 people worldwide, at least 34,000 people have been infected. thousands more are being quarantined all over the world including right here in the bay area. and yesterday morning, 201 people landed at travis air force base from wuhan. 53 were quarantined. four were taken straight to the hospital. and another person, a young child, also is in the hospital. >> the reason that we're doing this is to prevent widespread transmission. so i want to say to the public, this is not the time to be putting on face masks and walking around in the community. there is no need. the people that are in quarantine here are well and if they develop symptoms, we'll put them in the appropriate isolation. >> the u.s. embassy in beijing is not saying much about the woman who died, only that she was 60 years old and was not far from wuhan and had underlying health issues. as soon as we learn more are, we'll update this for you on air and online. and coming up this morning on "today in the bay," what has a woman so upset about this altered photo that popped up on an opposition's website. we'll have that and your top stories coming up at 7:00. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. let's be honest, it was a difficult part. a guy who gets high, takes his shirt off and doesn't get on with his wife. >> we are back on this saturday morning, february 8, 2020. that's brad pitt showing off his sense of humor when he accepted the best supporting actor prize at last month's sag awards. will he get to hold up an oscar tomorrow night, that is the big question. my 13-year-old self cheering for brad pitt. he's having a bit of moment. >> jennifer aniston enjoying that moment. we're going to take a look at all things oscar in a little bit. first we want to get a check of the headlines including that presidential purge. president trump forcing out two key witnesses from the impeachment inquiry, part of a campaign of retribution after their testimony. gordon sondland, the ambassador of the european union fired. sondland told the house he believe trump withheld aid to ukraine as leverage for an investigation into the bidens. and lieutenant colonel vindman removed from his national security job. vindman testified he was deeply disturbed after listening into the president's call with the leader of ukraine he says was inappropriate. vindman's twin brother was also reassigned. and turning to the latest in the college admissions scandal. a former ceo was sentenced on friday. douglas hodge admitted to paying bribes to get four of his children into usc in georgetown as fake athletic recruits. hodge's punishment the harshest to date. the u.s. womens soccer team has officially earned a ticket to tokyo. the u.s. team beating mexico last night by a final score of 4-0. world cup star rose levelle scored the first goal of the game and the americans kept rolling from there. the u.s. team is hoping for olympic gold one year after their triumph at the world cup. this year we are learning more about the final moments aboard the doomed helicopter that crashed nearly two weeks ago killing kobe bryant, his daughter gianna and seven others. sarah, good morning, to you. >> reporter: a preliminary report from ntsb suggests engine failure was not an issue. and while a full report is still a year away this initial findings are raising questions about visibility and more on that flight. today new clues about the fatal crash. ntsb investigators releasing previously unseen photos taken by people on the ground, showing low cloud cover, the chopper >> helicopter 2 echo with you for the transition we are currently at 1400 >> the pilot tells cop tropicnt he was climbing up to escape the clouds he then crashed into the hills of calabasas the investigators found no evidence of engine failure all nine people on board were heading to a youth basketball tournament vanessa bryant announcing a celebration of life for the lakers star and his daughter in the house that kobe built. the staples center in los angeles. the date 2/24. a tribute to gianna and kobe's numbers. >> she is not doing well >> reporter: the announcement comes as emotions are running high oprah said her best friend gayle king fears for safety. >> she is feeling very much attacked >> reporter: after cbs posted king asking lisa leslie about the 2003 sectixual assault case against him. >> it is been said the case is complicated. >> reporter: snoop dogg slamming king on social media king said the clip was aired out of tcontext. >> i'm angry >> reporter: an excerpt was posted that did not contain the tone of the full interview or the process that led to this the community now prepares for a final good-bye organizers are expecting a huge turn out for koebz abe and giann february 24th. kristen and peter. >> i got goose bumps on that 2/24 >> a lot of people maria is back with a check of the forecast. great to see you feeling the chill. we have winter time temperatures in many places a windchill factor in the northeast. 30 degrees in the new york city area the windchill at 22. you see zero for binghamtobinghn the windchill near zero in many places the forecast into next week with minneapolis into the 20s that settles in. believe it or not, that is close to average that is the case across the northern tier. more wet weather across the south. this may produce flooding as they saw the heavy rain this week another storm system keeping the rain and storms in the same place adding up to several inches of rainfall that will lead to river and stream flooding like they saw over last week with as much as 4 a look at your current temperatures this morning. 39 degrees in santa rose, 42 in napa. we are seeing reports of areas of fog around the coastline as well as santa cruz, 39 degrees. 49 in is an hsan jose. this afternoon, inland we'll get into the 60s for the south bay, 66. 62 in oakland, 68 in in an napa. and a wind watch in effect tonight into tomorrow. >> and that's your national weather. guys, back to you. just ahead here we are breaking down the academy award nominees. what do you need to do to win your oscar pool? this is excitement. we are literally going to hogwarts right now. this is unexpected. ahhhh! whoaaa! 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"1917" gets a lot of talk. your pick. >> "parasite." it might be wishful thinking but educated reasons we're saying that. it is a two horse race between "1917" versus "parasite" the south korean film which is basically a phenomenon. it's a comedy, a thriller, it's a drama. the reasons are we have a leaders board on rotten tomatoes. "parasites" been consistently on top of that. it's the best reviewed film, and it could make history because if it does win it's going to be the first foreign language film to win that category and i think the academy would love that moment. >> we're going to do our homework for the next 24 hours, but thank you so much for breaking it all down. >> and joe resolving the rotten tomatoes versus the rotten tomahtoes. coming up right here, why children everywhere are celebrating the when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com diarrhea? pepto diarrhea to the rescue. it's 3x concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. the leading competitor only treats symptoms it does nothing to kill the bacteria. treat diarrhea at its source with pepto diarrhea. just get one of me looking off. how is she there and we're here? 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>> so it's a skin condition where your skin starts to turn white. like i have some on my hands and her hands also have some, so i really think that's cool. >> reporter: matell, the economy behind barbie worked with a dermatologist to represent this new look now part of the most diverse collection ever. nine body types plus dozens of skin tones and hairstyles. the line up also includes dolls with a prosthetic leg and no hair. barbie turned heads when she debuted more than 60 years ago with her glossa blonde locks and flaw lass figure. she evolved over time but her standard of beauty became a frequent arg frequent topic of debate. after listening to consumers a new generation of dolls was born. >> barbie is intended to represent a multidimensional view of beauty. and as the world is evolving so is barbie the doll. >> reporter: and on social media some children are moved to pure joy when seeing their reflection in barbie. >> there's a barbie like me. >> reporter: back at sonia's house her mom is thrilled there's a barbie just like her daughter. >> hopefully through this barbie doll, hopefully through the awareness out there now hopefully people will look at them as just a normal child. >> reporter: barbie helping sonia become even more confident in her own skin. >> my skin may look a little different. it doesn't matter though. >> how incredible. it's not going to surprise you i had barbies growing up and just to think about having a barbie that actually looked like me at that time would have meant so much. i loved my barbies but they didn't look like me. >> this is such a no-brainer. >> you can see the joy in their faces. amazing. well, still to come if you can't win an oscar, how about hundreds of thousands of dollars in swag? 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we're live at the white house. target front runners. the democratic presidential hopefu hopefuls squaring off in new hampshire with bernie sanders and pete buttigieg trading attacks. >> politics that says it's my way or the highway. >> are you talking about senator sanders? >> yes. >> i don't have 40 billionaires, pete, contributing to my campaign. >> this morning the last minute dash for voters with three days to go until tuesday's first in the nation primary. and hollywood's heavyweights. the red carpet is out, the statues are shined and the stars are ready for sunday night's academy awards. we'll have everything you need to know about the nominees and if favorites today, saturday, february 8, 2020. ♪ >> all the way from california. >> i am international miss usa from maine. >> celebrating with the "today" show. >> happy birthday. >> all the way from south carolina. go tigers. >> hey, mom and dad all the way from savannah, georgia. we're at "today." >> celebrating birthdays. hi, baltimore. >> we are happy to have our crowd out on the plaza. good morning. welcome back to "today" on a saturday morning. last week we had the super bowl. this sunday we have the oscars. a lot to look forward to. >> we've got a big weekend. 30 degrees here in new york city. and we thank them. >> we thank them for that indeed. we do have a lot to get to. let's begin with president trump's news forcing out two top administration officials who were in the impeachment inquiry. let's begin with nbc's kelly o'donnell live at the white house. good morning to you. >> reporter: the shakeup on the president's staff pulls two military officers from the security council and sends them back to the army. and an ambassador, a trump political appointee is out altogether with no reassignment. their exits apparently set in motion by damaging testimony. after impeachment comes the purge. witnesses paying the price. >> everyone was in the loop. it was no secret. >> reporter: ambassador gordon sondland had testified about his conversations with the president and that he believed military aid to ukraine was tied to a biden investigation. late friday sondland lost his post. the president intends to recall me effective immediately as united states ambassador to the european union. sondland a trump inaugural donor wrote that he is grateful to president trump even after the president's defense team had heaped blame on him. >> the democrats' entire quid pro quo theory is based on nothing more than the initial speculation of one person, ambassador sondland. that speculation is wrong. >> reporter: friday's purge began with a decorated iraq war veteran who was critical of the president under oath. >> i was concerned by the call. what i heard was inappropriate. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel alex vindman served as a ukraine expert on the national security council and was among those listening to the trump-zelensky phone call. vindman's lawyer wrote, the most powerful man in the world bullied by the silent, compliable and complicit has decided to exact revenge. the president who made firing part of the trump brand had only hinted that vindman was vulnerable. >> well, i'm not happy with him. i'm not. >> reporter: the purge went beyond vindman to include his brother who also worked at the nse but was not a witness. reveling in his acquittal thursday the president brought them up unprompted. >> but lieutenant colonel vindman and his twin brother, right? >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi said she was stunned. >> really, this goes too far. >> reporter: during his testimony vindman tried to reassure his soviet born father fearful that testifying could be risky. >> do not worry. i will be fine for telling the truth. >> reporter: the white house is not commenting on why these officials were removed. democrats say it's very simple. it was retribution. including 2020 candidate elizabeth warren telling "today" earlier this morning that the acquittal has emboldened the president. >> this is about retribution. this is about pay back. and there's nobody in this country that's fooled by that. in fact, donald trump himself probably wouldn't even try to hide it. that's not the kind of government we want because that's a government then that just says everyone's pledged loyalty to the person who sits in the white house. that's not what the constitution says. >> reporter: allies of the president say he has a right to choose staff members who support him and his policies, and they point out that the two vindman brothers are not unemployed now. they are returning to the army. kristen? >> the fall out from those ousters continues. kelly o'donnell, thank you. elizabeth warren and the rest of the democratic candidates will be out in force in new hampshire this weekend. just hours after their debate on friday night where a lot of the focus was on the front runners, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. nbc's dasha burns in new hampshire with a wrap of last night. good morning. >> reporter: hey, peter and kristen. good morning. well, the debate stage was divided last night. the two front runners representing two very different visions for the future of the democratic party. both sanders and buttigieg going head to head with each other debating experience versus new voices. both also taking heat from other candidates. buttigieg especially put on the defense over his lack of d.c. experience and limited support from voters of color. a notable moment came when joe biden called for a standing ovation for lieutenant colonel vindman who was fired from the white house friday. and amy klobuchar seem today find her spotlight last night making a strong case for her own electability. meanwhile, elizabeth warren normally dominant at debates underperforming. and this all comes after a chaotic kick off to the primary season. the fall out from iowa putting an even bigger spotlight on new hampshire's primary on tuesday. >> all right, dasha burns, thank you very much. the president saying, well, joe biden said vindman should be the one getting the presidential medal of freedom not rush limbaugh. >> that's right. got a big standing ovation, a big moment there from joe biden. new this morning officials announcing the first american death from the coronavirus. a 60-year-old citizen who was diagnosed with the virus has died in a hospital in wuhan, china. this as more american evacuees from china are flown home to military bases in the united states where there will be placed in quarantine. the outbreak also plaguing cruises with one ship south of tokyo clocking 60 confirmed cases including at least a dozen americans. lawyers for harvey weinstein have launched their defense of the disgraced media mogul attempting to cast doubt on his accusers by calling a cognitive psychologist to the stand. elizabeth loftus told the court memory becomes weaker over time and trying to use it to discredit one of the prosecution's strongest witnesses who says weinstein raped her 27 years ago. weinstein has pleaded not guilty and denies any allegations of n nonconsensual sex. how about a morning boost to get things going? 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if so it would be the first foreign language film to win hollywood's top prize. >> history is against it but it could be very exciting if if that history would be made. >> if parasite wins, what would that mean? >> it feels like it should be a matter of time before the industry accepts, yes, maybe the best film was not an american film. >> reporter: once upon a time in hollywood, that movie featuring brad pitt expected to win best picture. and lead actor joaquin phoenixed has dedicated his saepsance speeches this year to important issues. at the baftas it was hollywood's history. this year only one actor of color was nominated. heriots star cynthia a rivo who called it a bittersweet honor. if she wins for best actress or best song she'll become the youngest person to complete the prestigious egot. there was a time when hosting the oscars was one of the most iillustrio illustrious jobs in all of hollywood. for a thekd yesecond year in a show will have no host. >> joe getting the red carpet to himself this morning. it will be a pack house tomorrow night. >> good assignment. well, it's fice and warm out in l.a., but a different story here. maria larosa out on the plaza with another check on the forecast. >> we have a great crowd enduring the chill and a warm welcome from the girls from virginia and i want to show you my friend luke here dressed for the weather and you want to be a meteorologist? >> um, no. >> but you love the weather? >> yes. >> i'm going to take my cues from this and bundle up a bit more. and a great crowd here and wind chill down in the 20s. a little bit of wintery weather especially across the midwest, ohio valley right now. that's swinging through and could bring some light snow and across the pacific northwest and into the northern west and northern tier. lingering showers and may even be a few snowflakes in atlanta. stormy skies tomorrow across the central plains. this one giving only a brief break in the southeast and rain is this is a live look in san francisco. we have low clouds and also reports of areas of fog. through san carlos, down to about a quarter mile of visibility. we can expect to see mostly clear skies this afternoon, though, with temperatures still above normal, comfortable 6 60,3 in san jose. 62 in oakland. as we head into tonight, we're tracking a high wind watch. >> and that's your national weather from a very chilly "today" show plaza. guys, back inside to you. >> thank you very much. >> and we have a special surprise. savannah sellers from stay tuned is here. >> thanks for having me. much more on the oscars including what's tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. let's do this. we're back. savannah sellers from stew tuned is here to join us. >> let's kick this off with some royal news. prince harry and meghan markle have kept a low profile since officially stepping back as senior members of it royal family. the pair just made their first public joint appearance. no word whether they were paid for the appearance or not. we'll have to see. moving onto our favorite friends, rachel, monica, chandler and ross. rumors of a friends reunion has been swirling for some time. and according to deadline an unscripted movie is near a deal. it will be near an hour and coincide with hbo max. they're also reporting the stars will be paid in the oh, 3 to $4 million range for appearing in the special. >> i'm cheering for that to happen. >> aren't we all? and finally you guys have been talking about the oscars all morning and now it's time to talk about the swag. listen to what the nominees will go home with. a 12-day cruise for two on a luxury yacht. but better than a bath bomb, how about one with 24 karat gold? >> a brain sensing headband. and also luxury eyelashes, jewelry spa treatments and much, much more. the the swag bag is not affiliated with the oscars we will say but the marketing company distinctive assets has handed them out for 18 years. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars for celebrities. >> and i just want to know who's going to take them up on that five night stay in wikeyky. >> if they don't want it, i'll take it. >> by the way, you can catch savannah on stay tuned on instagram, snap chat and ticktock. and coming uhh, excuse me, is there a problem here? you're in a no parking zone. oh, i... i didn't know. you didn't see the sign? that... that wasn't there when i was here earlier. 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