♪ ♪ we are champions, my friends. ♪ we'll keep on fighting till the end. ♪ we are the champions. lauren: the kansas city chiefs are the champions for the first time in half a century. welcome this monday morning, the day after the super bowl, to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti. tracee: good morning, i'm tracee carrasco. you said the chiefs were going to win. lauren: i did. tracee: i picked the 49ers. let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning. a little stability to see on the board this morning after friday's selloff. the dow falling on friday more than 600 points. you can see futures pointing higher this morning, dow futures up by 62, s&p 500 futures up by 9 and a quarter, nasdaq up by 31 and a quarter. lauren: the chinese market opening for the first time in a week, getting their chance to he response to the coronavirus outbreak. the shanghai composite losing almost 8%, worst trading day since 2015. tracee: let's take a look at how oil is moving this morning. you can see oil once again down, this after closing down by more than 1% on friday. 51, 42 a barrel. lauren: gas prices down 12 days in a row now. take a look at this, european investors showing a muted reaction to the coronavirus as well. i want to point attention to the ftse, it's down about 1%, it's the first trading day since brexit and prime minister boris johnson is expected to outline trade rules for great britain in about an hour. caucus day is today in iowa. 2020 democratic candidates are making their final pitches before iowans cast their first votes. tracee: griff jenkins is live in des moines. >> reporter: good morning. it's up to the iowa voters now. they'll gather at 7:00 p.m. local in some 1,691 precincts across the state and beyond. they'll first gather in the room for their first candidate choice. if that candidate doesn't meet a 15% threshold they have to make a second choice. the results will have three categories. there will be the first expression, final expression, and the state delegate ebbing vei--equivalency. we have seen bideen and sanders -- biden and sanders neck and neck in the most recent polls. buttigieg and warren have the most energy down here. we went to a warren event, she was high-fiving supporters. we talked to some of her supporters afterwards. here's what they had to say. >> i'm here supporting elizabeth warren. i'm doing that because of her plans around criminal justice reform. i'm a public defender. >> i'll be caucuses for warren. i love her energy. i love what she believes in. >> i'm caucuses for tom steyer. >> if he doesn't get the 15%, who is your second? >> elizabeth warren. >> i'm caucuses for amy klobuchar tomorrow. i think foreign policy is a very important thing. if she doesn't get 15% i will caucus for elizabeth warren. >> reporter: it's that second choice that could play a factor for a buttigieg or warren candidate. only time will tell. meanwhile, three senators, warren, sanders and klobuchar, won't be at their own victory parties tonight because they're back in washington on the impeachment trial. lauren, tracee. tracee: griff, thank you very much. lauren: the senate will hold closing arguments in the impeachment trial on capitol hill today. president trump is expected to be acquitted on wednesday. but as one investigation ends, republicans are gearing up to start their own investigation. tracee: david spunt is in washington, d.c. as the fight against president trump appears to be wrapping. >> reporter: good morning. the t senate will reconvene later this morning at 11:00 for closing arrestingments and both -- arguments and both legal teams have to do it in four hours. wednesday they will vote on the actual articles of impeachment. that's when the senators will declare guilty or not guilty. to remove the president on wednesday, 67 senators need to sign object. the math is not there for that to happen. meanwhile, the president is back at the white house this morning after arriving late last night after a weekend in florida. >> they don't care about fairness, they don't care about lying. look at the reports that were done that were so false. i think they just want to win. >> reporter: that's the president talking about democrats in that interview, even though the president is expecting an acquittal on wednesday, republicans won't forget what began the call for impeachment. they want to hear from the whistleblower. senator lindsey graham of south carolina says expect the senate intelligence committee to call the whistleblower in for questioning. >> we're going of to get to the bottom of this and i can prove that joe biden's efforts in the ukraine to root out corruption was undercut because he let his son sit on the board of the most corrupt company in the ukraine. >> reporter: democrats are not giving up, even if they don't convict president trump on wednesday, they r argue republicans who vote to acquit the president will have to answer for the rest of their careers. >> i'm not letting the senators off the hook. we're still going to go into the senate this week and make the case why this president needs to be removed. >> reporter: following those opening arguments, expect to hear senators on the floor speaking about the impeachment before that final vote on wednesday. lauren and tracee, back to you. lauren: thank you very much. joe biden could find himself at the center of an impeachment trial if he is i'll ected president. -- elected president. joanie ernst told bloomberg news there could be an immediate push to impeach biden despite no evidence of wrong-doing by the former vice president. he was given the task of fighting corruption inin by president obama. -- in ukraine by presiden by prt obama. tracee: the coronavirus continues to spread. there are 362 confirmed deaths. 24 countries have confirmed cases of the virus with 11 confirmed cases here in the u.s. the latest numbers coming as secretary of state mike pompeo says americans who are stranded in the epicenter of the deadly outbreak will be brought home in the next few days. new offs travel restrictions are in effect including denying entry for any foreign national who visited china in the last 14 days. lauren: the u.s. will send aid to china. the story obviously affecting markets as well. the kansas city chiefs winning super bowl liv after defeating the san francisco 49ers 31-20. tracee: cheryl casone at the game, live at hard rock stadium in miami, the center of all the action. good morning, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, guys. it was one heck of a game. if you are a kansas city chiefs fan, the drought is over. lauren, you said it best, a 50 year drought. you could feel the chiefs, just their emotions last night. they were the fans that were represented. it was literally 3-1, chiefs fans versus san francisco. patrick mahomes is the youngest mvp in nfl history. he threw two touchdowns at the end of the game. it looked like the san francisco 49ers were going to be the big winners. the on-field celebration was amazing. there were other great moments as well. we have to talk about the triumphant return of demi lovato. she came in to sing the national anthem, not dry eye in the house. her voice sounded amazing. it rever reverb reverbateed thre stadium. you have to give a shoutout to j-lo. she wronged the half time show. she had a companion in shakira who delivered a strong performance. the ladies finished out the half time show together. it really was, again, on social media if you look at the things trending this morning, the half time show was a big hit. of stole the show, especially on sociasocial media, also on the u commercial. he said, i'm sticking around and he's got hulu to thank for that. lauren and tracee, big night in miami. south beach is actually still rocking. ism out of there -- i'm out of there now, i'm at the hard rock stadium. lauren: i completely believe you. the question of the day, let us know, what was your favorite super bowl commercial. there were a lot of winners. do you have a favorite? tracee: i don't just yet. i'm working my way through them. i went to sleep early. lauren: president trump is talking up the strength of the u.s. economy in an interview with fox's sean hannity, ahead of the super bowl. watch. >> i think that with the economy being the best probably it's ever been in the history of our country, i mean, it is the best it's ever been. the unemployment numbers are the best. i should be up by 25 points. all the media, i call it the fakfake news, and they don't wat to report the good stuff, they don't want to report the economy is good. tracee: trump calling his accomplicements a -- accomplishments a positive res luce. the republican committee spent more than $9 million on his re-election bid. it says that money spent in the last three months of 2019 went towards polling, digital ads and fees paid to trump owned properties. they raised $154 million between october through the end of december. well, wework has a new ceo. real estate industry veteran sandeep methroni will take over this month. the company took a hit with the failed ipo launch in september. the co-founder and former ceo adam newman stepped down. wework has been the focus of several investigations by regulatory and law enforcement agencies. the trump administration extended the travel ban to include six more countries, those added to thelit are burma, nigeria, tans an tanzania and s. the move comes after almost a year-long review by the department of homeland security which says those countries failed to meet u.s. security and information sharing standards. the new restrictions will only apply to some categories of immigration visas. and finally, federal a agencies cracked down on those trying to cash in on the super bowl. they say an estimated $123 million in counterfeit merchandise was seized in miami in the days leading up to the big game. items include jewelry, hats, phones, fake jerseys and thousands of other items. of ills say they were taken from flea markets, retail markets and street venders. lauren: let's take a look at your money this morning after a major selloff friday that took the dow and s&p 500 down for 2020. some relief this morning, dow futures higher by 97, nasdaq up 43, s&p up by 14. as we get set to kick off the iowa caucus, what's the best scenario for investors? tracee: as the number of confirmed cases in the united states increases, is there more we can do to prevent the spread of coronavirus? you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ welcome to the working week. ♪ i know it don't thrill you. ♪ i hope it don't kill you there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last urea so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! oral or nasal. tracee: voters in iowa gathering just hours from now to caucus on who should be the democratic presidential nominee. the outcome could have a big i'll pact on wall street. lauren: -- i'-impact on wall s. lauren: hillary vaughn is in des moines. >> reporter: good morning. today's iowa caucuses likely won't sway investors too much. but there is a concern of what signs could be sent from what happens today to like what likely will happen in november. equity research firm writes this, we think the market would react favo favorably to a trump re-election. we expect a sharp selloff in the market, especially they financial stocks, if a progressive appears likely to win. l elizabeth warren and bernie sanders spent their last day campaigning in iowa yesterday, pushing towards those economic reforms that they've promised on the campaign trail. >> so tomorrow night is the beginning. it is the beginning of the end for donald trump. [ cheering and applause ] >> it is the beginning of the moment when we tell the billionaire class and the 1%, this country belongs to all of us, not just a few. [ cheering and applause ] >> that's what's taking the legs out from underneath our economy. we have to change this. we need a different approach to our economy. >> reporter: a ubs analyst wrote that every 10 point rise that sanders or warren gets in the polls could point to a 1% decline in the s&p 500, but found that a moderate democrat like mayor pete buttigieg might have a positive impact on that index while they say joe biden didn't show any material impact on they that at all. lauren and tracee. lauren: hillary vaughn, thank you very much. let's discuss more on how these results could impact your money. david nelson, chief strategist with bell point asset management is here. david, good morning. >> good morning. lauren: there's a good chance that bernie sanders has the edge here and if you look at the closing arguments in iowa, that bernie sanders made, we're going to disrupt everything and then the other progressive, elizabeth warren, her closing pitch was a little different she's saying i'm going to unite the democratic party, that's what she said in iowa. how are you gaming this for investors? >> the word socialism doesn't play all that well in wall street. investors will be watching this. there's a reason why the united states has been a leader -- a an industrial leader and technology powerhouse, it's called the profit incentive. without it, your iphone would be the size of the brick. most of the world's molecules for medicine are produced right here. what would innovation look like without a profit incentive? if it pushes hard to the left i would expect volatility to be higher, especially the sector level. hillary pointed out the likely suspects, technology, healthcare and financials could easily be hit pretty hard. if it's a centrist, a biden, a buttigieg, i would expect the market stocks to follow earnings and the economy in that order. lauren: it's amazing, as we watch what happens today and of course leading up to super tuesday. coronavirus, this is obviously shaking investors. are we underestimating here? because we didn't expect it to be this bad and the number of cases continues to grow and the market continues to falls. >> the numbers are bigger so far than they were, maybe the best comparable is the sars virus in 2003. lauren: do you think it's a fair comparison? >> i think it's a reasonable a s a reasonable comparison. with 360 deaths around the world, it's about 2%. let's hope that holds. there's good news in the united states, it's barely been reported by scientists announced they have a clinical trial that they're doing with the chinese authorities regarding a cure for the disease and a lot of medical companies in the united states are working on a vaccine. so right now companies in china are choosing the nuclear option. any u.s. company with a footprint there is shutting in capacity. apple announced they're closing all their stores and even their corporate offices. lauren: we hope the virus is short-lived. but we don't know that. finally, google will report after the bell today. do they go in the way of amazon and apple and microsoft or more like a facebook? >> i'm holding my breath just like everybody else. let's hope they have a good number, 46 billion is what they're looking for on consensus, about 8.9 billion on operating income. pretty reasonably valued considering its growth rate. lauren: maybe we'll see more transparency now that pichai -- tracee: changing char jeers-car chargers, if one law is successful you won't have to worry about having the right cable. lauren: voter tampering, a major issue as voting season kicks off. what are officials doing to prevent it? 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>> what it will do, it will push apple into kind of following suit. the hope is that apple will just start using what is known as usb-c. they really like their lightning port connector because it does a bunch of different things. we need to have -- when you have half the people using smartphones, samsung, google phones, have one type of charger, the other half use another, it creates a lot of confusion. i think one standard would be best. lauren: okay. i do too. >> and doable. lauren: we wanted to ask you about the brother of lauren sanchez is suing her boyfriend, jeff bezos, rich evidence man in the world - -- richest man in te world for what. >> defamation, he's claiming a defamation case. the girlfriend had some text messages that reportedly she gave to the brother who this is where the lawsuit comes in, the accusation is he gave the pictures to the national enquirer which is something he denies. question is how the national enquirer got the pictures. but that could have been as we learned a few weeks ago the what's app hack and the saudi crown prince. this is something that we're all going to follow. it's nice to see that even wealthy people when you're the richest man in the world, even you can have your phone hacked and private details spilled into public. lauren: nice to see. >> it affects everyone. it's never nice to see but maybe now we'll have to -- lauren: they're just like us. >> they just have a lot more money. lauren: you can catch brett on fox news headlines 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. take a look at futures this morning, up arrows, some calm returning to the market after a 603 point drop on friday. dow up 89, s&p you up 12. coming up, americans paying a lot for healthcare but are the extra costs helping to extend our lives? lauren tracee: it's super bowl monday, whether you're toughing it off, going to work, or staying home, we have the top stories from the big game. you're watching "fbn: a.m." pill's going to cure my loving ill. ♪ i've got a bad case of loving you. he wanted a man cave in our new home. but she wanted to be close to nature. so, we met in the middle. ohhhhh! look who just woke up! you are so cute! but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. yeah, it was really easy and we saved a bunch of money. oh, you got it. you are such a smart bear! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. lauren: here is your morning cheat sheet, the top head reasons tlinesto get you througr bowl monday. the kansas city chiefs defeated san francisco 49ers by a score of 31-20 to win super bowl liv and give long-time road andy reid his first lombardy trophy. congratulations to you. the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak reaching more than 360 people, at least 17,000 confirmed cases across the done i tri and right here -- country and right here in the u.s., 24 states affected. tracee: as the death had toll from the coronavirus continues to climb to more than 360 and the number of confirmed cases reacheses at least 17,300 including 11 in the united states, should americans be worried and what can we do to prevent the spread of the virus. joining me now the founder of healthy tennessee. good morning. >> thanks for having me. tracee: china foreign ministry says some countries like the united states are over-reacting but we see the number of cases continuing to climb, especially here in the united states. is the u.s. doing enough and has the response been fast enough? do you think this is an over-action? >> i -- over-reaction. >> i completely disagree with the chinese. i think this is a global pandemic and will be a big problem. the issue with the coronavirus is it has a very high transmission rate but a very high incubation time and what that means is, you may carry this thing around for 14 days and you don't know you have it. so in the meanwhile, you're going of to give it to a lot of people. and that's why i think it could be a real problem for americans. now, yes, there have been 17,000 cases reported, mostly in wuhan city in china. but we're thinking that it's about 100,000. and i just -- i completely disagree with the chinese and, frankly, i think the u.s. government should sanction china because they knew about this from the end of december when an ophthalmologist saw a patient with a case and they showed you up at his doorstep and told him not to tell anybody and that's a real problem. tracee: we have 24 countries that have been impacted by this, 11 cases here in the united states and the most recent one that we just saw in california. husband returned from the area, gave the virus to his wife. how can we really protect ourselves. as you said, transmission is very easy. >> well, that's a great question, tracee. there are a couple things you can do. the first thing is hand hygiene, wash your hands a lot. this is transmitted by bodily fluids, bilets by droplets froe ground. people can transmit this disease within about six feet of one another. if someone is coughing, encourage them to cover their mouth, their nose, wear a mask if you can if you're sick. they're saying that the mortality rate is about 3%. so three in 100 folks who get this could die. usually that's people who are older or sicker, younger children, babies. so especially people who are immunosuppressed or have weak immune systems really need to the take precautions. that's the target of this disease and the people who can really pass away or die from. tracee: i want to ask you quickly about this study from the commonwealth had fund, it came out and said americans spend far more than people in other countries for healthcare but it's not helping them live longerrer. we pay more than people in canada, australia, the u.k. why do you think that is? >> that is such a big problem. healthcare in our country is 18% of our gdp. that's because in our country we are paying to treat disease and not promote wellness. i'm running for the u.s. senate in tennessee. i run this nonprofit called healthy tennessee. over 10 years, we have been trying to get people to get on the front end of health. meaning why wait and spend $10 on the back end to treat diabetes when we could get on the front end and spend a dollar to promoted case. that's what we need to do all across the country. that's why we spend so much. i agree with what you're saying, the city. traceethe study. tracee: thank you very much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you, tracee. lauren: let's take a look at a relief rally on wall street. china sold off big overnight, dow up 105 right here in the u.s. s&p up 14, nasdaq up 42. big jobs report, first one of the year comes down on friday. as election season starts, we're taking a look at the state that starts it all, what drives iowa voters to caucus the way they do. tracee: trump and bloomberg battling it out on twitter. how much is bloomberg willing to spend to continue this billionaire battle? 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we bring in aaron lemon. we have the china trade war phase one done, usmca signed. it's been a tough couple years for you. do you have your confidence back? >> well, not quite yet. we've been through the ups and downs over the past two years especially with the trade wars. our farmers have really felt tim pacts of that. -- felt the impacts of that. we see some positive signs but we really need to see those results reach all the way down to the farm. lauren: which candidate are you giving your support to, and why? >> well, i'm one of those iowa late deciders. my wife and i are going to be talking before we go into the caucus base and we'll have a good conversation with our neighbors before we decide. lauren: it seems bernie sanders has a bit of an edge as we head into this very important day where you are. what would a bernie sanders presidency mean for you? >> well, i think senator sanders along with all the democratic candidates have tried to focus on farm issues quite exclusively because so many things are happening in the farm economy that have really put farmers in a tough spot. so they've been addressing issues of trade, renewable fuels and the general farm economy. farmers are really having a tough time, tightening their belt, trying to make ends meet. lauren: sounds like you're turning your back on bernie sanders. >> oh, no. i'm not. i'm pleased that all the candidates have devoted so much time to reaching out to farmers and reaching to all parts of the state, not just the highly populated parts of the state and they've dedicated a lot -- lauren: what about president trump? >> sure. well, we know that president trump has a lot of support in iowa, but these policies, trade and renewable fuels, they've been very, very challenging for iowa farmers. so iowa farmers are very open-minded to policies that are going to work, that bring benefits all the way back to the farm. so i think iowa farmers are going to be very open-minded about what's going to work best for them. lauren: do things feel a little haywire to you, the gold star poll, the des moines register poll was apparently contaminated and canceled, we don't have those results. there are other instances of things being a little off or different this year. would you agree? >> well, it's certainly a surprise. the iowa poll is an iowa institution and it's proven be a very reliable indicator. but we know that it's better to put out information that has integrity than put out any information you have, regardless. and iowa is one of those traditional states where people decide at the last minute and so it's one of those tougher states to get a gauge on sometimes. lauren: six electoral votes, we are certainly watching. aaron, thank you for joining us bright and early. >> thank you. tracee: let's take a look at futures, recovering this morning. you can see green on your screen. s&p up by 12 and-a-half, nasdaq up by 37 and-a-half. we've got another big week of earnings. we've got alphabet, gm, disney, just to name a few. lauren: cheryl casone is live this morning at the hard rock stadium in miami where i believe they're still partying, cheryl. cheryl: yeah, south beach they certainly are, guys. good morning again. you know what? 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[ fast-paced drumming ] lauren: super bowl creating some viral moments that have taken social media by storm. tracee: cheryl casone is live at hard rock stadium in my am a my. good morning, cheryl. cheryl: you've got to love the internet, guys. lism going to get to that story in a moment. let's talk about the big win for the kansas city chiefs at hard rock stadium in miami. the 50 year drought is over for the team. patrick mahomes is the youngest mvp in super bowl had history, really in nfl history. fourth quarter, couple of touchdowns that mahomes threw and that was it. it looked like it would be 9ers victory. that was not to be so. you had the big on-field celebration after. of obviously the half time show is trending this morning, shakira and j-lo. i loved it. it was so much fun. really, the reaction this morning to that performance has been off the charts because it was so flawless. it was really a show. you wanted to see that show. and no offense to, like, you know, justin timberlake or maroon 5, but i've got to say, last night was a big half time hit. let's talk about something else, the nfl 100, the 100 year anniversary, every football great you could imagine has been in town over the last four days, from joe namath to roger staubach. the commercial that they did and produced which they spent millions on, it ended with the actual boy that started the commercial coming out onto the field, big reaction from the fans, big reaction in the stadium to that and finally, they're calling it the most expensive nap in super bowl history. a video of a guy napping during the first quarter of the super bowl has gone viral. remember, these average ticket prices, $6,982. and the best part was that it went viral people like mark wallburg and his company chimed in, give that guy a coca-cola. coca-cola responded and said yeah, we're on it. finally, ladies, sleep numbers said even we agree this was not the time to be sleeping especially because it's only the first quarter of the super bowl. it was just hysterical last night. had to give you that. lauren: i can't wait for that man to actually say something. tracee: tell us what happened. maybe his team was losing. lauren: cheryl, go find him. get an interview. cheryl: yeah, i know. he's probably awake now. lauren: let's hope so. tracee: thanks, cheryl. democrats spent this weekend making last ditch efforts to win over supporters in iowa and the back and forth between president trump and democratic rival bloomberg takes a new turn. here to dive into these topics is rul r after afte raul and he. what do caucus goers need to hear from these candidates? do they want to hear more about how they're going to beat president trump or what they're going to do as president if they win? >> i think telling them that they are the candidate to beat president trump is definitely the right way to go. some people are so tired of just how the last three years have gone, they want to get behind someone who is going to win. so whoever that might be i think is the person that they will rally behind. but on the other hand, they're thinking this might be bernie sanders, which is surprising to many people as well. they would think it would be a more moderate candidate like biden but sanders is ahead in the polls. lauren.tracee: looking at howe things are. what are your predictions here? >> i've worked in a number of iowa caucuss in the past so i know that the voters are very sophisticated. they will take their time, up until the point where they have to decide at the caucus. i think vice president biden's going to do very well, if i know the voters there in iowa. they seem to be a little bit more mid-road. and i think he's going to do well but i think it might be a tight race and it will be interesting to see what happens at at the end of the. tracee:.tracee: do you think ae drops out after iowa? >> i don't know. i think they may stay in. the top four i think will continue to stay in, although i do see elizabeth warren continuing to drop. but i don't think she'll get out yet. i don't think she has that type of vibe with the iowa people. i'm from iowa. i was born and raised there. i don't see her connecting with the people quite as much. tracee: i have to ask you about this escalation between president trump and bloomberg. what do you make of this? they're talking about their height, fake hair, all sorts of things, how much money they're going to spend on this campaign. what do you think? >> i think it's a little infantile but i do think that bloomberg did answer correctly with his reply back to the president. but i think this is going to be an indication when you have someone who is a bully, you're going to have to hit back as hard. so i think it's a little infantile at the moment. tracee: thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. lauren: let's take a look at some other headlines we're following this morning. 1917 the big winner at the bafta's last night, the u.k.'s highest film honor awarding the world war i epic best film, best director, and best cinemaing to gray acinemaing togray phi, -- . other big winners, joaquin fee anything'was khashoggi-- joaqui. bad boys for life won the top spot at the box office this weekend. the fda approving the first ever drug for peanut allergies. the new treatment exposes patients to peanuts in escalating amounts. the price will be about $890 a month. of course, peanuts are the most common food that triggersaller jays and -- triggers allergies. and while the super bowl half time show is drawing a lot of buzz this morning, one alternative is just as popular as ever. the puppy bowl. it kicked off this year with team fluff edging out team rough to win the lombarki trophy with gina earning the mvp award. all participants and rescue dogs are available for adoption. tracee: i love the puppy bowl. lauren: me too. from a dazzling a half time he show -- cheryl: i've got to jump in there. there was a kitten bowl last night as well. i had to tell you that. very important. lauren: take it away, cheryl. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up, obviously on "fbn: a.m.." i'll send it back to you in the studio. we've got to talk about the ads, lauren and tray a tracee. i'm not sure what you thought about the ads. i know i have a couple favorites. i'll send it back to you. lauren: we have the dazzling half time show, a big win for kansas city, the super bowl was certainly a spectacle and as the biggest stage in advertising, which commercials -- what's your favorite one? which one stole the show? we'll have that next on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ we used to laugh a lot. ♪ only because we thought that everything good would remain. ♪ ♪ tracee lauren: there are a mix of emotions that you might go through while watching the super bowl. there was one ad that did not leave a dry eye in the house. tracee: mike gunzelman joins us now with more on that, which one was it. >> a lot of excitement on the field. for those watching at home, we're talking commercials. it's called loretta, it's a google assistant commercial. it's an elderly man that asks google to bring in memories of his wife that passed away. it shows photos, moments they spent together, bringing back all the feelings for that one. that is definitely one people are talking about this morning. and in addition though that, you have other fun ones. you had jeep brought back bill murray from groundhog day, all the jokes from groundhog day, very funny. he's waking up every day but jeep is part of it as well. you also had plan terse -- plan, mr. peanut. it was all for this, mr. peanut is back as a baby. they brought back mr. peanut as baby mr. peanut. the final one everyone is talking about, tom brady, was he coming back to play football, was he not, it was all for a hulu commercial saying leave your tv, go to hulu instead. lauren: tom brady was in another super bowl, a super bowl ad. >> always about brady. tracee: he couldn't leave this one alone. lauren: mike gunzelman. thank you very much. that does it to us on "fbn: a.m." tracee: we'll send it over to maria bartiromo. good morning, maria. maria: hey there, ladies. good morning to you. happy wednesday everybody. good to see you, i'm maria bartiromo, coming to you live from outside hard rock stadium here in miami this monday morning where the kansay it is monday , february 3rd. the coronavirus outbreak continues, the death toll is rising to more than 360, more than 17,000 cases across the world. including 11 confirmed cases in the united states. markets in china getting slammed on the first day of trading since the lunar new year. we have the latest this morning coming up. then despite the threat, futures in the u.s. are pointing to a higher opening, we're looking at a bounce after a sharp selloff on friday. the dow industrials up 99 points, a third of a percent. the 2020 race is about to heat up. voters you cross iowa -- across iowa officially kicking off the 2020 election season with the democratic caucuses this morning. worth the wait, the kansas city chiefs crowned super bowl champions last night, 50 years after their last title. we have the very great high lights from the game, plus the ha