the kansas city chiefs are the super bowl champions after beating the san francisco 49ers 31-20. they took the lead for good on a couple of fourth-quarter touchdown passes from patrick mahomes, who was named mvp. those are some of our top stories on this monday, february 3rd. new set. who this? yeah, we got a little temporary home happening right here. great to have you with us, great to have elizabeth hur with us as well. we begin with the growing threat from the coronavirus outbreak. the u.s. and other countries are taking extreme measures to contain the deadly virus. >> 11 cases have been confirmed in the u.s., the most recent, a husband and wife in san bernardino county, california. three cases are now expected in new york city. at least 362 deaths have been reported in china, more than 17,000 infections have been reported worldwide. >> thousands of doctors and nurses are on strike in hong kong, demanding their government close the border to mainland china. more now from abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: as a new case is confirmed in california, the u.s. is closing the door to slow the spread of novel coronavirus. as of 5:00 p.m. -- >> no foreign nationals, non-u.s. citizens who have had contact with mainland china in the past 14 days will be permitted by the federal government to enter the united states. >> reporter: for americans who traveled to the outbreak's epicenter in the last two weeks -- >> they will be subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine. >> reporter: several airlines are already canceling flights in and out of china. these passengers stranded in shanghai. flights still making it in are being diverted to seven airports where passengers get special screening. >> they asked me if i'd had a cough or fever, anything like that. >> reporter: at this southern california military base, jared evans is one of 195 americans evacuated from china, making the best of a two-week quarantine. >> the super bowl party will be right there. everyone is actually in their room, either playing cards, just having a beautiful day. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, riverside, california. turning now to the iowa caucuses where democrats will gather tonight for the country's crucial first vote on who should take on president trump. the race is expected to be a tight battle with polls too close to guess the winner between former vice president joe biden, senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, and former south bend mayor pete buttigieg, two moderates and two progressives. >> if the turnout is high, we're going to win. >> we are going to beat donald trump. >> we choose unity over division. and we choose truth over lies. >> we believe we're the best campaign to go out there and beat donald trump. >> president trump, however, has been taking aim at mike bloomberg, who's been spending more than $300 million on ads. bloomberg will be in california today. he is the only candidate who will not be campaigning in iowa. he's also the only candidate who has been to every super tuesday state, part of his bigger strategy to win more delegates and the nomination. join us live tonight for the results of the iowa caucuses right here on abc news, plus all-night coverage on "abc news live." on capitol hill the impeachment trial is winding down with closing arguments set to begin this morning. president trump is facing all but certain acquittal on wednesday, a day after he delivers his state of the union address. by he's still sounding off about impeachment. abc's david wright has more. >> reporter: unrepentant, president trump sat down with fox news ahead of the super bowl. >> i use the word witch hunt, i use the word hoax. i see the hatred, i see the dilemma. they don't care about fairness, they don't care about lying. >> reporter: he let loose on his rivals and critics. >> what they've done is they've really -- all the media, i call it the fake news, and it is fake news, so much of it. and a lot of the fakeness is they don't want to report the good stuff. they don't want to report that the economy is good. >> reporter: one of the two republican senators who rescued trump from an extended senate trial by voting against witnesses -- >> mr. alexander. >> no. >> reporter: said he doesn't approve of the president's behavior. >> i think he shouldn't have done it, i think it was wrong. inappropriate was the way i'd say. improper. crossing the line. >> reporter: but lamar alexander doesn't think the president's conduct was impeachable. >> hopefully he'll look at this and say, okay, that was a mistake, i shouldn't have done that. >> reporter: judging from the fox news interview, trump is not quite ready to bury the hatchet. >> pelosi. >> i think she's a very confused, very nervous woman. i don't think she wanted to do this, i think she really knew what was going to happen, and it's her worst nightmare's happened. >> reporter: one of the president's closest allies in the senate signaled he's ready for payback with hearings investigating joe biden. >> you should expect us to do this, if we don't do it, we're letting you down, and i guarantee you if it were a democrat -- if the shoe were on the other foot, democrats would be eating us alive if republicans had done any of these things. >> reporter: one day after the president's speech the senate is expected to take its final vote on impeachment. that vote expected to clear him, mostly along party lines. david wright, abc news, west palm beach. >> david, thank you. police in london shot and killed a man who they say was responsible for a terror attack. that suspect was just released from prison last week, but police had him under surveillance. at least three people were injured during the stabbing spree. abc's maggie rulli has more from london. >> reporter: terror in broad daylight. armed officers shooting and killing this suspect on a london street. a fake suicide vest can be seen strapped to his body. the man was under police surveillance. >> the suspect had been recently released from prison where he had been serving a sentence for islamist-related terrorism offenses. >> reporter: authorities able to quickly take him down, putting an end to his violent stabbing spree in the middle of the afternoon. this is where those multiple stabbings occurred. it is a busy area filled with shops and restaurants. now it has been completely shut down. two people stabbed, another injured in the crossfire by shattered glass. authorities quickly calling it a terrorist attack, believed to be tied to islamic extremism. >> i mean, you can kind of distance yourself when it's further from home. but when it's actually on a street that you walk down every single day -- it's frightening. >> reporter: this is the fourth terrorist attack in london since 2017 involving a stabbing. the others all at iconic tourist destinations. this is not the first time here in london that someone who was recently released from prison committed a terrorist attack. the prime minister has said they've already increased prison time related to terrorism, and he plans to announce changes to further toughen up the system. maggie rulli, abc news, london. >> our thanks to maggie. the brother of the girlfriend of amazon founder jeff bezos is suing the billionaire. >> it stems from the publication a year ago of text messages from bezos to his girlfriend. his lawsuit claims the world's richest man and his security consultant defamed him by spreading the story that he had supplied the material. the "national enquirer" said the material came from the brother. bezos has indicated he thinks saudi arabia was the culprit. the kansas city chiefs are super bowl champions this morning. >> it was a close one, and after an interception, it seemed as if san francisco, the 49ers, might win it. but late in the fourth quarter, chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes led his team to three touchdowns in a row. >> kansas city had its first super bowl championship in 50 years, defeating the 49ers 31-20. mahomes was named the mvp. but of course the leader that he is, the team captain, really, he refused to take all the credit. >> this team, we have heart. that's from day one. coach pushes us to be the best people that we can be and we never give up. i think those guys around us, the leaders we have on this team, they have that mindset we'll never give up and we're going to fight from the end. >> from a 24-year-old, good for him. the halftime show was a winner too. the dancing and music by jennifer lopez and shakira got rave reviews and was called one of the best. and some say it showed that latinos are as american as football. >> they did an extraordinary job, they did it all for the culture, and i was there for it as well. demi lovato as well. people are comparing her to whitney houston after that national -- they're not saying -- they're saying whitney's was up there, demi, you came close. >> and if i'm not mistaken, did we just get handed these, the front-page headlines of "the miami herald"? >> the "kansas city star." that's what i'm focused on. >> first title since 1969. congratulations. >> super bowl iv. that was the last one for the kansas city chiefs. like, you know what? half a century. >> it's about time. >> it was about time. >> and congratulations to chief reid. coach reid. >> he is a chief. chief reid. we're calling him chief in kansas city, they are celebrating. all right, coming up a massive outbreak of locusts. plus the world war ii era bomb that forced the evacuation of nearly 4,000 people. and the big party as i mentioned that's going on right for ourselves just who is earn patrick mahomes? if you're age 5, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for 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>> get so far, yeah. doggone it, i have no clue, but i'm pretty sure that they are just hitching rides. because there's no way hazel walked that entire way. >> a happy ending for hazel. >> right, definitely. speaking of beer, super bowl. coming up, the big celebration this morning in kansas city. >> the over-the-top jubilation for fans of the chiefs and their first super bowl win in 50 years. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless steel. it cuts through 100% of dirt, grease and grime. available with easy-to-swap refills. to get three times the cleaning power, try clean freak from mr. clean. kansas city chiefs fans are partying like it's 1970, the last time they won a super bowl. the streets of cow town awash in a sea of red pride, fans even calling 2020 their mahomement, because patrick mahomes led the chiefs to victory last night. >> the 24-year-old from tyler, texas led the chiefs to three touchdowns in the final six minutes, overcoming a double-digit deficit to beat the 49ers 31-20. >> mahomes played college football at texas tech. he becomes the youngest quarterback to be named super bowl mvp, joining tom brady as the only ones to do so before turning 25. he's also the third youngest super bowl mvp overall, and now the youngest quarterback in nfl history to win both a super bowl and a league mvp. >> wow. and i love this. you're about to see a tweet, and this tweet is from seven years ago when he was just 17 years old. mahomes said, i bet it feels amazing to be the quarterback who says, i'm going to disney world after winning the super bowl. and yes, that happened. and here's that moment after the game. >> at age 24, to be a super bowl champ, you two have a unique relationship. double-digit comeback. what's magical about you guys? >> we never lost faith, that's the biggest thing. everybody on this team, no one had their head down. we believed in each other, that's what we preached all year long. we had this guy to get us there and we found it in the end. >> the hurry-up offense, was it your idea or his to go to that? >> down by a couple of scores, you got to jump in it. >> we had to jump in it like you said. defense got some big stops for us and we found a way to win it in the end. coach reid told me after both of them, keep firing, keep believing in your eyes, keep throwing it. he gives me the confidence to go out there no matter what i do and it worked out well in the end. >> you're the mvp of super bowl liv, where are you going? >> something i've wanted to say my whole life, i'm going to disney world. >> can i go with you? >> yeah, everybody! >> he is going. that is happening today with the big parade. mahomes also became just the third black quarterback to win super bowl mvp, joining doug williams and russell wilson. look at mahomes there doing it for black history month, kicking it off just right here. you really like him, don't you, elizabeth? >> i do. you know what, this says it all. >> we were so embarrassed about these newspaper articles we showed you earlier, so small, just like our new temporary set here, we had to go blow it up double the commercial break. there it is. >> champs. >> patrick mahomes, you did it. >> a party 50 years in the making. >> just getting started. imagine a mouthwash that strengthens your enamel, imagine, feeling fearless when you walk into the dentist. while preventing cavities up to 70%. act anticavity rinse. for a confidant feeling in your oral health, stop imagining, start acting. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? 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this i can kind of understand. the super bowl 2020 national anthem. there was a bet over that too. basically it's supposed to run 1:50. people were saying it's going to go over 2 minutes, no, it's going to go under. so what happened? >> demi went under. she went under the 2 minutes there. i'm pretty sure a lot of people thought -- i don't know, probably thought she would have went over, now that i think about it. >> me too. >> hold that last note out, hold it out. wait, can i hear her for a second? ♪ o'er the land of the free >> okay, demi. okay, demi. yes, hit that note. ♪ and the home of the brave >> okay, that's -- that's pretty good. >> whitney houston comparison. >> i told you at the top, this is my first time hearing it. what about the halftime show? a lot of bets on that one. j. lo, shakira, who would be the first one to address the audience in spanish? hola, it was shakira. will smith, that wasn't covered at all. wardrobe malfunction, we didn't see any of that. we saw pole dancing, we saw a lot of tape doing its work, holding everything in place. >> a-rod, people were betting is he going to be shown, is he not? >> he was going to be shown, of course. >> the gatorade what color? >> what color? >> orange. >> yellow. >> how about the favorite? >> orange it is. >> a good old bath, gatorade bath, for the deserving andy reid. this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," the lombardi trophy has a new home. >> kansas city stunned san francisco to win super bowl liv, a game with excitement on the gridiron and the halftime stage. jennifer lopez and shakira getting rave reviews for the show and its message. we have complete coverage from miami. also this morning the battle for iowa. democratic candidates are making their final pitches as the state gears up for the first critical vote of the 2020 presidential race today. plus the growing threat from the coronavirus outbreak. new cases just confirmed in the united states. and super bowl liv's off the field mvps, the commercials. the big stars, fast cars, and super sized surprises that stole the show. it's monday, february 3rd. good morning, everyone. honey, who shrunk the news desk? >> what you talking about? >> elizabeth hur, you come here and you -- what happened to our studio? >> i know, it's quite cozy. >> okay, guys. so obviously you see something's just a touch, a touch different. >> a little bit. >> for weeks now we've been telling you about our major, major reconstruction project happening here at abc news headquarters for our studio. so we got kicked out of the temporary studio to come to a temporary, temporary -- >> the temporary, temporary. >> smaller studio. >> okay. >> so it's a little small. >> we're a little closer but it's okay. >> a little closer. this lighting is bomb, though, look at that. i'm just -- look at me. >> the glow. >> the glow. we're here, we're closer. they say we're only going to be here for just a few weeks. they say. so yes, so get used to this for a few more weeks. but how about last night in that super bowl? >> i still can't believe it. what a game. the commercials. >> it was incredible. and that is what we begin with, the super bowl and the celebration happening this morning. the half century wait is over for the kansas city chiefs. >> fans in kansas city are still partying as you can see there. they went wild when their home team pulled off that stunning upset of the san francisco 49ers in super bowl liv. >> they are packed in there got the champagne, got the mascot, got marching bands on the stage there. hard rock stadium in miami is a bit calmer now. but a few hours ago the world was watching. >> chiefs are super bowl champions here in miami! >> reporter: this morning the kansas city chiefs are super bowl champs for the first time in 50 years. quarterback patrick mahomes leading his team to a stunning come-from-behind win over the san francisco 49ers. the biggest day in sports started with a tribute to a sports superstar, the nfl honoring kobe bryant, his daughter, and the seven other victims killed in that deadly helicopter crash a week ago. ♪ and the rockets' red glare >> reporter: demi lovato singing the national anthem. the powerful performance being compared to whitney houston. hard rock stadium was packed with celebrities. beyonce and jay-z were there. sir paul mccartney too. wilford brimley not there but tweeted about his resemblance to chiefs head coach andy reid. star power exploded at halftime. shakira started the high-energy celebration, showing the world those hips really don't lie. ♪ can't you see baby this is perfection ♪ >> miami, are you ready? >> reporter: then it was j. lo's turn. ♪ ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ >> reporter: kicking it off with "jenny from the block." after a quick costume change, the "hustlers" star putting those pole dancing moves to work. ♪ waiting for tonight oh >> reporter: with those patriotic flairs including the red, white, and blue of the puerto rican and american flags, the latin artist using the platform to make a political statement. children in cages. her daughter remerging from one to sing a mashup of "let's get loud" and "born in the usa." as for the game, the niners scored first. this guy seen napping in the first quarter might have been a chiefs fan. san francisco had a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter. mahomes not ready to quit even after back-to-back interceptions leading k.c. to one touchdown -- >> open, touchdown, chiefs are back in it! >> reporter: -- and then another. >> mahomes throws, pass caught, williams, touchdown! >> reporter: and a third t.d., all in the final six minutes. >> into the end zone for the touchdown! >> reporter: a first super bowl title for veteran head coach andy reid, and mahomes, the 24-year-old qb named super bowl liv mvp. >> and we never give up. i think those guys around us, the leaders we have on this team, they have the mindset we're never going to give up, fight to the end. >> reporter: a proud moment for kansas city a half century into the making. and now it is time to party all week long. the parade and rally, that's been announced, that's happening on wednesday at 12:30 p.m. eastern there. the mayor put that announcement out in all caps saying, we're going to celebrate. >> you knew they were going to celebrate, just in case. >> definitely. >> to be honest i didn't catch the whole game but i caught the final two minutes, omg my heart was racing. >> so good. the commercials were great, we're going to get into that throughout the morning as well. also when it comes to andy reid, i am so happy. we worked in philadelphia -- you guys heard that, right? andy reid was there. this man, he's got like one of the winningest records. he is an all-time great. and he got his 222nd win on 2/2/2020. >> one more note, philly fans. eagles didn't make it but they were rooting for coach reid. >> they were. everybody sent out congratulatory tweets including president trump, who had a little bit of a gaffe by saying he represented the great state of kansas. when obviously missouri. so he's being roasted on twitter for that. some funny stuff out there. you know, people make mistakes. >> yes. >> they're not all commander in chief of these great united states. but a lot of people talking about that moment as well. we're going to talk about the super bowl throughout the morning, but we do turn to the iowa caucuses. voters throughout the state are hours away from having their say in the first crucial contest of the 2020 primary. >> they spent the weekend crisscrossing the state working to get support from last minute voters. abc's marci gonzalez has the latest from des moines. >> reporter: some of the candidates hoping to score big in iowa today hosting super bowl parties last night and making super-charged final pitches to voters ahead of the caucuses. >> if the turnout is high, we're going to win. >> reporter: senators sanders, warren, and klobuchar rushing from the final caucus-eve events to catch flights back to washington for the continuation of president trump's impeachment trial. >> i'm asking you to take this over the goalpost for me. >> reporter: while in iowa, former vice president joe biden drawing what his campaign says is his biggest crowd yet in the state. >> you set the nation on a path to determine who their choices are. >> reporter: it was one of 60 campaign events held by democratic presidential hopefuls yesterday alone. >> we believe we're the best campaign to go out there and beat donald trump. >> reporter: some drawing overflow crowds. >> the bad news is, there's no more room inside. the good news is, there's no more room inside. >> reporter: while other candidates look beyond this first big contest. former new york mayor michael bloomberg focusing on super tuesday, spending more than $300 million on ads including one in last night's big game. >> when i heard mike was stepping into the ring, i thought, now we have a dog in the fight. >> reporter: and because of a party rule change he could have a spot on the nevada debate stage. and the candidates who will be here are planning limited final events later today ahead of the caucuses. and the senators in the race say they plan to turn around and come right back to iowa in time to learn the results. kenneth and elizabeth? >> all right, thank you, marci. join us tonight for the results of the iowa caucuses right here on abc news, plus all-night coverage on "abc news live." back in washington, closing arguments get under way today in president trump's impeachment trial. the president is expected to be acquitted this week, but first senators will have a chance to weigh in on the impeachment after voting on friday not to call any new witnesses, including former national security adviser john bolton as the president prepares to deliver his state of the union address tomorrow. he's railing against the impeachment in a new interview. >> i use the word witch hunt, i use the word hoax. i see the hatred, i see the dilemma. they don't care about fairness, they don't care about lying. >> stay with abc news for live coverage of the impeachment trial starting this morning around 11:00 eastern. today the prosecution and defense will get two hours each for closing arguments. on tuesday, president trump will address a joint session of congress for his state of the union address. and the trial will resume on wednesday afternoon for a final vote all but certain to acquit. turning to the growing threat from the deadly coronavirus outbreak. the u.s. and other nations now banning foreign nationals if they've recently been to china. this as the u.s. confirms the 11th coronavirus case. the two most recent cases, a husband and wife, are from san bernardino county, california. the husband recently traveled to the epicenter of the outbreak in wuhan, china. in new york city three are being tested for the virus. the second and third possible victims are both over 60 years old, recently in china. china is working around the clock to contain the virus. 362 people have died, and nearly 3,000 new cases were confirmed over the weekend. a man wearing fake explosive devices stabbed two people in london during a terror attack in broad daylight. the suspect was fatally shot by police. the 20-year-old was recently released from prison after serving time for terror-related offenses. he was also under police surveillance. another person was injured in the crossfire by shattered glass. abc's meteorologists are predicting a mild february with above-average temperatures. >> but the weather forecasts everyone is talking about this morning come from groundhogs. the most famous, punxsutawney phil in pennsylvania, said we will have an early spring. no more seeing his shadow. phil now picks a scroll with his forecast. so we saw a lot of animals over the weekend picking. >> yes. >> there was something named chuck. >> i was going to say, general lee. >> general lee beauregard or something like that. the meteorologists, the actual scientists, they get really upset when we hype up these groundhogs and other things. >> we're having fun with it. >> we still love you, meteorologists, we really do. coming up, the guy who caught a nap at the super bowl. but first, oh dear. it was the last thing this guy expected as he walked across this parking lot. in case you missed them or just want to see them again, we'll have a recap of some of our favorite super bowl ads. we'll have a recap of some of our favorite super bowl ads. but in my mind i'm still 25. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? 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because that deer went all the way after him. and he didn't spill his coke? okay, that's impressive. all right, we do turn now to that explosive investigation into victoria's secret by "the new york times," uncovering stories of harassment, bullying, and misogyny. >> these complaints coming from current, former employees and models for the iconic brand. here is kaylee hartung. >> reporter: victoria's secrets angels are known to dazzle on the runway. but a revealing look behind the scenes in an explosive investigation bit "new york times," allegations of an entrenched culture of misogyny, bullying, and harassment. >> getting those coveted angel wings was a designation that could rocket them into international stardom. but that came at a cost. >> reporter: the "times" describing angels in hell. after interviewing more than 30 current and former executives, employees, contractors, and models of victoria's secret, according to the report, 71-year-old ed razek, a former top executive of l brands, victoria secret's parent company, played a central role in casting the angels and was the subject of multiple complaints of inappropriate conduct. >> there was a lot of inappropriate touching and inappropriate comments. and anyone who complained or disagreed with ed razek were brushed aside, pushed out, and ignored. >> reporter: razek telling abc news in an email, the accusations in the "times" story are categorically untrue, misconstrued, or taken out of context. but other executives reportedly telling the "times" the company's billionaire ceo, 82-year-old les wexner, was aware of the pattern of bad behavior and was heard demeaning women. >> it's a company that has long defined femininity and sexiness for generations of women. despite all that, it has been run by two powerful men who have presided over really a toxic culture. >> wexner's representative declining comment. >> our thanks to kaylee hartung. abc reached out to victoria's secret parent company, which is not disputing the "times" reporting. >> an l brand spokesperson expressed regret and tells us the company is, quote, fully committed to continuous improvement and complete accountability. coming up, the ads that scored during the super bowl. >> how some of the biggest names in hollywood, including oprah, "the rock," and bill murray stole the show. stole the show. and we broke through. you've tried retinol, but you have never tried one like this. olay's retinol24 complex hydrates better than the #1 retinol. visibly smoother brighter skin in just 24 hours. a skin upgrade? 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>> reporter: only to welcome a new star. #babynut. >> just kidding, i'm back. >> reporter: super bowl liv celebrating some old favorites as well. >> wait. i can't touch this. >> reporter: proving that you can touch the classics. bill murray teaming up with jeep to give a fresh take on "groundhog day." >> he's got the groundhog! >> it's not personal. it's just a game. >> reporter: bryan cranston and tracee ellis ross taking a swing at "the shining." >> here's mountain dew zero! >> i am thirsty. >> reporter: some companies surprising fans. budweiser ditching the classic commercials featuring the clydesdales for a more modern ad. >> something that can save the world. typical americans. always celebrating with a typical american beer. >> reporter: this commercial from google going viral. tweets pouring in like this one. that google ad had no business making me cry while i'm trying to watch the game. >> hey, google. show me photos of me and loretta. >> reporter: the ad simply called "loretta" pulling at the heartstrings. the voice in the commercial belongs to an actual google employee's 85-year-old grandfather. back to the mirror. you've got this, john. .and on demand. it's boxing, cardio, yoga, and more. it's an interactive, goal crushing, whole family, whole body fitness machine. it's so cool! the future of fitness is at home. the mirror. did you know that febreze air effects uses 100% natural propellant? 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hopefully he woke up soon too. >> i don't know, i don't know. was the game boring at some point? i thought it was a good game. i didn't think it was -- i will admit that i have fallen asleep. >> at concerts i've done. >> at a game before. sometimes you've got to get that nap in, how about that. >> we're going to stay with the super bowl theme. and now we're going to show you a little something for the animal lovers. the puppy bowl. >> oh, i love the puppy bowl. >> okay, this year featured a record 96 puppies from 61 shelters. and i love this, for the past 16 years that this has been going on, 100% of the animals have been successfully adopted. and we're not just talking about puppies here. >> we're not. >> there's also a thing called kitten bowl! okay, so aww, look at that. >> so cute. >> okay, so more than 100 rescued kittens were featured in this year's bowl and over 20,000 cats and kittens have been adopted since they started the bowl. >> i love this for the puppies, for the kittens. adopt them, shelter animals. i hear they're the best. we're going to close it out with some super bowl knowledge and facts here which is the fact that so many people call out sick today. >> no way. >> today. super bowl fever is expected -- fever -- fever is expected to result in 17.5 million employees missing work on monday, according to a survey. and i will say there are a few people here at "world news now" who are not at work this morning, including jack. >> oh, he's not here today? >> you'll miss the voice of jack this morning because jack is somewhere, you know -- >> he's got the fever. >> dozing after that epic super bowl party. >> 17.5 million employees. that is the largest amount since the institute began tracking in 2005. >> the craziest excuses, employee was bit by a duck. employee said her roots were showing. employee was bowling the game of his life. >> i love it. >> employee was experiencing traumatic stress, which is obviously possible if your team loses. hope you guys enjoyed the super bowl, we sure did, it was a good time. hope you guys enjoyed the super bowl, we sure did, it was a good time. this morning on "world news now," the iowa caucuses are just hours away with people across the state voting in the first contest of the 2020 primary. the democratic candidates spent the weekend making their final pitches. also this morning, the terror attack in london. a man armed with a machete stabbing several people in the middle of the afternoon. the battle in miami. the chiefs win super bowl liv. >> and that party is still going on in kansas city after patrick mahomes led his team to a come-from-behind win. we have the latest from miami and kansas city. let's get it, j. lo. shakira and jennifer lopez bringing the heat to miami in a halftime show-stopping performance. the surprise guests, the costumes, and yes, that pole. it's monday, february 3rd. ♪ good morning, everyone. it was such a big game. and speaking of big, look at our temporary new set. >> so big. >> so we've got a little change happening here this morning, just for a few weeks or so. go back to that overhead. look at this thing. the wing span here is like -- >> it's cute. >> this is so small, elizabeth hur. how small? this desk so is small -- >> how small, kenneth? >> even kevin hart said, wow, that's small. this news desk is so small. how small, kenneth? even when we do breaking news here, viewers will say, breaking news? looks like you're too broke to tell the news. >> have you been practicing this all morning? >> i'm in so much trouble. there's a major studio reconstruction happening, it took all of elizabeth hur's raise to get it done but they are doing and it we should be in there in a few weeks. for now we're in this much smaller, smaller set. >> we like to call it cozy. >> we're calling ourselves the new local news eyewitness news anchors. it kind of looks a little like your local news, instead of that giant network set we've got. >> very familiar. >> a.m. news, you know i'm not shading you, you guys have great sets. the lighting's great, we love it. i'll about i move on. the first vote in the race for 2020, the iowa caucuses, kicking off under a cloud of unpredictability. >> the top four democratic candidates are locked in a tight race, and as they make a final push across the state, a new poll expected to shed light on where things stand was canceled because of a survey error. abc's marci gonzalez joins us with the latest from des moines. good morning, marci. >> reporter: hey, kenneth and elizabeth, good morning. it was another busy day on the campaign trail. after months of town halls and caucuses, we are now just hours away from knowing who can claim victory in this first contest of 2020. some of the candidates hoping to score big in iowa today hosting super bowl parties last night and making super-charged final pitches to voters ahead of the caucuses. >> if the turnout is high, we're going to win. >> reporter: senator sanders, warren, and klobuchar rushing from those final caucus eve events to catch flights back to washington for the continuation of president trump's impeachment trial. >> i'm asking you to take this over the goalpost for me. >> reporter: while in iowa, former vice president joe biden drawing what his campaign says is his biggest crowd yet in the state. >> you set the nation on a path to determine who their choices are. >> reporter: it was one of 60 campaign events held by democratic presidential hopefuls yesterday alone. >> we believe we're the best campaign to go out there and beat donald trump. >> reporter: some drawing overflow crowds. >> the bad news is, there's no more room inside. the good news is, there's no more room inside. >> reporter: while other candidates look beyond this first big contest. former new york mayor michael bloomberg spending over $300 million on ads, including one in last night's big game. >> when i heard mike was stepping into the ring i thought, now we have a dog in the fight. >> reporter: because of a party rule change, he could have a spot on the nevada debate stage, getting the attention of president trump. >> you know, now he wants a box for the debates. to stand on. okay. it's okay. there's nothing wrong. you could be short. >> this is what happens when somebody like me rises in the polls. all of a sudden the other candidates get scared. and i think donald trump knows that i can beat him. >> reporter: the candidates who will be here are planning limited final events later today ahead of the caucuses. and the senators in the race say they plan to turn around and come right back to iowa in time to learn the results. kenneth and elizabeth? >> marci, thank you. we will have live coverage of the results of the iowa caucuses right here on abc and throughout the night on "abc news live." turning to the historic impeachment showdown now headed to a speedy finish in two days. both sides are set to deliver closing arguments today after the republican-led senate rejected demands by democrats for new witnesses and documents. senators will have a chance to voice their views on the impeachment. meanwhile, president trump is blasting the trial and house speaker nancy pelosi despite his expected acquittal. >> i think she's a very confused, very nervous woman. i don't think she wanted to do this, i think she really knew what was going to happen, and her worst nightmare has happened. >> the president went on to slam the impeachment as a witch hunt and a hoax there on fox news. as closing arguments begin today, stay with abc news for live coverage starting around 11:00 a.m. eastern. tomorrow evening the president will deliver his state of the union address and a vote on whether he should be removed from office is set for wednesday afternoon with the senate all but certain to acquit. london police say a 20-year-old man, released from prison last week, is behind a stabbing spree they are calling a terror attack. the suspect was fatally shot by police after he stabbed at least two people while wearing a fake suicide vest. he pleaded guilty in 2018 to possessing and distributing terrorist information. but police were so concerned that he was under surveillance. another person was injured by shattered glass. at least 20 people were killed during a church service in tanzania. authorities say hundreds packed a stadium, and they crushed each other as they rushed to get anointed with blessed oil. some of the victims were children. more than a dozen others were injured. now to the global health emergency caused by the rapidly spreading coronavirus. 11 cases have now been confirmed in the u.s. three new cases were diagnosed in california on sunday. the most recent cases are a husband and wife in san bernardino county. the husband recently traveled to the epicenter of the outbreak, wuhan, china, but the wife did not. three cases are suspected in new york city. meanwhile the nearly 200 americans quarantined at a military base in southern california enjoyed a super bowl watch party. they were even served wings and beer. it took half a century, but the kansas city chiefs are super bowl champions once again. >> they beat the san francisco 49ers 31-20 in a game much closer than that score would indicate, and it wasn't without controversy. our abc's victor oquendo has details from south florida. >> reporter: kenneth and elizabeth, super bowl liv is in the books. all eyes on hard rock stadium. an absolutely perfect night for football. patrick mahomes, the walking highlight reel of a quarterback for the kansas city chiefs, hoping to bring home their first super bowl in 50 years. for the san francisco 49ers, jimmy garoppolo along with a stifling defense looking to shut down the chiefs. early on it was a tight one. they were neck and neck. the game tied up at the half. san francisco came out in the third after scoring a field goal. this play really changed up the game. the 49ers picking off mahomes, taking advantage of the turnover, scoring a touchdown, mostert bringing it in from a yard out. fourth quarter, the chiefs mounting a comeback. this is the play fans will be debating. damien williams scoring but not by much. it looked like he may have been out of bounds, but in the end it was ruled a touchdown. that would do it. the chiefs would score one more time. they win 31-20. the kansas city chiefs are your super bowl liv champions. kenneth, elizabeth? >> all right, victor down there in miami, thank you. and the last time the chiefs won, 1970. >> wow. >> it was the american football league, the fourth and final time the afl and nfl champions played for the championship there. >> congratulations. >> it's a big deal for the chiefs. >> yes, absolutely. and again, philly roots. >> andy reid, they got a congratulatory tweet from the president. likely they'll be seeing him at the white house soon. the president mixed up missouri, kansas there. so he's getting roasted on twitter. >> quickly deleted. >> it's really hard sometimes with these states. dakotas, i love you, but that north and south -- >> that's what confuses you? >> i know the carolinas. we move on to the super bowl and why millions of americans are expected to miss work today or show up late. >> did you know that today is known as super sick monday? one survey says 11 million workers take the day off, but almost 5 million are likely to call in sick. and some won't even call. they just won't show up. wow. >> another poll finds more than 2 of 5 workers say the day after super bowl should be a paid national holiday, which takes us back to that kid who had the petition going, or he was pushing for the super bowl to be on saturday. not sunday. >> that would have been nice. >> but you know, sunday's a big night. i'm sure these ad dollars are through the roof. some would say i think they'd still be through the roof on a saturday. in fact, i think even more people would be watching. i know i had the opportunity to sleep or watch the beginning of the super bowl last night. i chose sleep. >> you chose sleep. okay. >> it's on the dvr. i caught the back half. coming up, more coverage from the super bowl in miami. >> including the celebs who turned out, including beyonce, jay-z, and you won't believe who was hanging out with jeff bezos. first that jaw-dropping halftime show that everyone is talking about this morning. the biggest moments from j. lo and shakira. that's next in our special expanded "skinny." expanded "skinny." ♪ skinny just gimme ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny time for "the skinny." we had to get skinny because of our small desk here. we have a super-sized version of "the skinny" thanks to the super bowl halftime show. >> shakira and j. lo lit up the field in miami with a celebration of their music, their dance moves, and their culture. shakira hit the stage first with a red-hot costume and dance moves to match. ♪ ♪ ♪ whatever whenever to be together ♪ >> and then there was this moment in shakira's performance that's been going viral. while online many poked fun, turns out "tongue-out yell" is a traditional arabic celebration chant. >> so google it, look it up. it was a fun moment. she enlightened us this morning because we'll be googling it and figuring what it's all about. jenny from the block took the stage and seemed to say, no oscars nomination, no problem. >> j. lo hopping onto a pole to prove she did all her own stunts in the movie "hustlers." the super bowl halftime show was clearly no exception. the singer's pole dance during her song "waiting for tonight" was the second-most tweeted about moment of the night. >> people were saying, 50 what? that does not look like 50 at all. >> i know. >> fans also freaked out over surprise appearances from j balvin and bad bunny. one of the biggest surprises was when j. lo's 11-year-old daughter joined mom onstage with big vocals of her own, take a listen. ♪ let's get loud let's get loud ♪ ♪ born in the usa born in the usa ♪ let's get loud >> so sweet, so sweet. >> so much was happening in that moment. shakira on the drum set, j. lo's daughter, belting it out. that big puerto rican and american flag. that latin culture on display. it gave me everything. >> and not that we need to remind anyone, but j. lo, 50 years old. on twitter one person tweeted, whatever she's using, eating. >> amen, amen. >> friends and soon to be family alike loved that performance. >> sure did. >> we're talking about a-rod posting this video of himself during the halftime show writing, amazing, she absolutely crushed it, wow, that was so fun, i am so proud of you, jen. number one fan. >> he is the hype man. >> yes, he is. >> for his woman. i love it. he was bopping along, it was so great. but wait. there's more. >> no way. >> when we come back, more super bowl celebrities. >> and last night's big winners at the baftas. again, more "skinny" is next. that trap odors and release them back into the room. so try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up, to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for full home freshness. la la la la la ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny as promised we are back with more "skinny" starting with the giant celebrity turnout at last night's super bowl. >> some of the biggest names in sports, hollywood, and business turned out for the game. >> including, of course, the first family of hip-hop, jay-z and beyonce and their daughter, blue ivy carter. i guess the twins, rumi and sir, had to stay home, hold down the fort. jay-z's entertainment company helped produce the halftime show. >> and then cardi b was not on stage, but let's be real, wherever she happens to be turns into a stage. the rapper ended up putting on her own show in a private suite singing along with j. lo during the halftime show. >> the major sporting event has the unique ability of bringing together stars we never thought we could or would or possibly capture by side. rapper lizzo was seen hobnobbing with jeff bezos. the billionaire amazon boss tweeted out this photo with the caption, i just took a dna test, turns out i'm 100% lizzo's biggest fan. >> who knew. and making dreams come true, i love this one. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes seven years ago, he was just 17 years old then, at the time he tweeted that someday he wanted to be the quarterback who says, quote, i'm going to disney world on national tv, and yes, that happened. >> today. the big parade down there in orlando. he's got a short flight from miami. but he's going to be in the disney world parade. i saw that one of the make-a-wish kids going to be with him. remember, disney is the parent company of abc news. >> thank you very much. moving on next to the big night across the pond. >> in the runup to this year's academy awards, the baftas, the british oscars, were handed out last night in london. 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