good morning. i am janai norman. >> i am kenneth moten. here are some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." >> the new england patriots won their sixth super bowl and by the biggest margin of any of the championships. the pats and los angeles rams set a record for the lowest scoring super bowl with a final score of 13-3. virginia governor, ralph northam is still clinging to his job despite calls from fellow democrats to step down over a racist photo in his yearbook. he first announced it was him in the picture and then announced it was not him. several more people have been diagnosed with measles in washington state, bringing the total number of cases to most of the young patients are not immunized. power has been restored at a new york jail where inmates spent a week without heat or electricity.

officials with the bureau of prisons are blaming a fire for what they call a partial outage. those are some of the top stories on this monday, february 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we begin this half hour with breaking news. a deadly plane crash in a southern california neighborhood. >> we just learned five people are dead after parts of the plane fell on a home engulfing it in flames. the pilot, the only person on the two-engine cessna plane, died along with four others who were inside the two-story home. >> at least four other homes were damaged when debris from the plane was scattered across four blocks. >> reporter: chaos in yorba linda, california. residents rushing into the streets after a small plane crashes into a home in their neighborhood. >> i have a single family residence, four people missing.

we're going to establish chain of command. >> reporter: firefighters responding to the scene. >> they found a well-involved residence, a two-story family dwelling with fire showing from all sides. they did notice there was some debris from a small aircraft. the rest of the aircraft was located to the rear of the residents. >> reporter: from above, you could see the extensive damage, a huge hole. firefighters working quickly to stop the flames from spreading to other homes. >> we did a search and found two fatalities, and we have two patients transported to the local burn center. >> reporter: one firefighter suffered minor injuries. smoke from the fire could be seen from miles. witnesses in the area described hearing a loud boom. >> we heard the plane whining, and then there was an explosion, and it shook our house i immediately went to the ground. >> reporter: debris scattered throughout the neighborhood. a small piece of wreckage could be seen burning in the street, and one neighbor trying to douse those flames with a garden house.

the twin engine cessna crashed shortly after taking off from the airport. investigators are heading to the scene to investigate the crash. abc news, new york. a major storm system is blanketing california from one end to the other and bringing snow to the northern plains. >> the torrential rains in california produced mudslides and turned streets into raging rivers and lakes. abc's marcus moore has the details. >> reporter: mother nature's wrath on full display across california as millions brace for another round of punishing rain and wind. >> when you are bracing for what you already know can happen, yeah, you get a little nervous. >> reporter: torrential downpours transforming busy roads in los angeles into rivers. this santa barbara neighborhood hit hard by earlier wildfires inundated with mud and debris. the saturated earth hampering cleanup efforts. a sinkhole in malibu swallowing

this front loader whole, its operator narrowly escaping unharmed. swift water rescue teams across the state on high alert. this san bernardino man lifted out of the sinking car just in the nick of time. to the north, several feet of mountain snow forcing drivers to pull over and chain up. >> we already saw three accidents coming here. >> reporter: in san francisco winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour, toppling trees through power lines. these residents fighting their way through the gusts with each step. marcus moore, abc news, los angeles. another storm is now moving into the west coast, and this one will be colder. >> portland and seattle may see snow. hviest snowfall wilbe in th mountains. southern and central california will get as much as two more inches of rain. "empire" actor and singer, jussie smollett, made his first public appearance since reporting being the victim of a brutal hate crime. he sang at a sold-out con zest

last night just days after the alleged attack. he grew emotional talking to fans. >> these last fours days i would not have been able to get through it without my family, but also the support from y'all. the hateful rhetoric that gets passed around, it has to stop. it has to. guess what? it stops with the people that believe in love. we have that power. >> police say smollett told them he was beaten up by two hooded men who shouted racist and homophobic slurs and tied a rope around his neck, but so far investigators received no tips in the case and after reviewing hundreds of hours of surveillance video found no attack caught on camera. president trump sat down for a super bowl sunday interview sharing his thoughts on a wide range of topics on the idea of his son playing football to the prospect of another government shutdown. abc's tara palmeiri has the details.

>> reporter: with less than two weeks until the latest funding bill runs out, the president not ruling out a government shutdown. >> would you shut down the government again? >> we will have to see what happens on february 15th. >> reporter: you are not taking anything off the table? >> i never take anything off the table. >> reporter: he and nancy pelosi set in their ways. she says under no condition will there be budget money for a wall. >> there is not going to be money. >> reporter: but trump is facing opposition in congress on multiple fronts. a large group of republican senators recently passed an amendment rebuking the president's plans to pull troops from overseas fighting terrorism. trump announced he would be reducing the amount of troops in afghanistan and syria, but now seeming to waiver on if it would be a permanent solution. the concern is you could in that vacuum see a resurgence -- >> we will come back if we have to. we have very fast airplanes and very good cargo planes, we could

come back very quickly. >> reporter: and a more personal comment from the president, saying he would have a hard time letting his son, barron, play football, what he calls a dangerous sport. >> i just don't like the reports i see coming out having to do with football. i think the nfl is a great product, but i really think, as far as -- well, i have heard nfl players say they wouldn't let their sons play football, so it's not totally unique, but i would have a hard time with it. >> reporter: in that interview president trump said he will leave the decision to release the robert mueller's report to the attorney general. the pentagon confirmed more than 3,700 additional active duty troops are headed to the southern border. the troops will support customs and border protection by assisting in surveillance and stringing wire between the ports of entry. they are expected to be deployed next. some of the troops already at the border will be pulled back. a border patrol agent was struck and killed over the weekend during a traffic stop in abilene, texas.

the agent was called to the scene to discuss the legal status of a driver that turned out to be undocumented. when she got out of the car she was hit by the driver of a different vehicle. doss had been an agent for 15 years. jury deliberations are expected to continue for el chapo guzman. there have been weeks of testimony including bribes from top officials in mexico. prosecutors accused the 61-year-old guzman of trafficking cocaine, heroin and other drugs into the u.s. guzman's attorneys say he is the victim of conspiracy. he faces life in prison if convicted. overseas a historic visit by pope francis on sunday. he landed at the united emirates, there for a three-day trip and he is the first pontiff to visit an arab gulf state. he is hoping to improve relations with the muslim world.

among the items on his agenda, a papal mass. new england quarterback tom brady is now the only nfl player with six championship rings. >> he led the patriots to a 13-3 victory over the los angeles rams in the super bowl. he completed four consecutive passes and a late fourth quarter drive to set up the two-yard touchdown run. >> after the game brady was swarmed by the media, even though he did not throw a single touchdown pass but he did complete passes to julian edelman, who was the game's mvp. >> the half-time show didn't score well either with the social media. offensive was one of the nice words to describe it. the show also included a gospel choir and spongebob squarepants. >> and big boy in a fur coat. >> in a fur coat. >> the fur coat definitely got people talking. >> adam levine's bare chest. him showing his nipples had some people upset. >> that's true.

this choir performance right there, getting down. >> she was good, right? >> definitely did not disappoint. coming up, what pats' fans did right after their game. plus the police standoff that turned deadly. the new details we are hearing this morning. you are watching "world news now." now." this morning. you are waffli you are watching "world news now."

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look at this. new england patriots' fans didn't waste anytime buying championship souvenirs. they swarmed the dick's sporting goods store near worcester. it looks like these fans scored more and more completions than the rams. #toosoon. >> yeah. >> they will have a chance to wear their purchases at the victory parade tuesday morning in boston. >> boston. >> boston. you think after six they would say, oh, no biggie. >> no big deal. no. >> they are not saying that this morning. >> they are absolutely not. >> they are not. two chicago police officers have been removed from duty at a high school after using a stun gun on a 16-year-old girl. the confrontation between howard and officers was captured on cell phone video. police say it doesn't tell the whole story. >> they accuse the teen of

hitting and biting the officers. her father witnessed the incident and said it could have been avoided if the school followed their intervention plans. now turning into a standoff outside cincinnati. >> a 20 year veteran sheriff's deputy was killed as the suspect recorded himself and posted live on instagram before the s.w.a.t. team moved in. >> reporter: a veteran's sheriff deputy dead and his partner wounded outside cincinnati after a gunfight with this man, 23-year-old wade edward winn. deputies responding to a call saturday night of a suicidal man barricaded inside of an apartment, with a weapon. he documented the standoff on instagram, posting he needs help. >> they have now fired back at me, but only once or twice. >> reporter: authorities say winn was involved in a burglary attempt. despite threatening suicide, began firing at the arriving officers.

winn keeping police at bay for a tense 12 hours, a fire even breaking out. authorities using megaphones to negotiate with winn. >> we want you to surrender. we want you to get the help you need. >> reporter: hours later winn is taken into custody by a s.w.a.t. team. killed in the confrontation, a detective bill brewer, a married father of a 5-year-old son. >> a very sad morning for the sheriff's office. >> reporter: police, escorting brewer's body, officers lining the highway, saluting as the motorcade passed by. winn is charged with aggravated murder. prosecutors could seek the death penalty. the 23-year-old is due in court on monday. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to stephanie there. winn has a record of minor crimes, misdemeanor marijuana convictions dating back in 2015 coming up, our favorite super bowl moments. >> why some of us may never be

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♪ the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> yes. >> looking and sounding like an angel. >> the perfect flyover for the empress of soul, sister gladys taking us to church. one of the most memorable moments of super bowl liii. she hit that brave twice, and the over and unders, they were not banking on that one. >> people watching that had the

under when she went for the second brave, they were, like, no. >> there was controversy about it. there's controversy about where did she stop. what was the length of it? >> oh, my gosh. >> gladys. >> between that, the game and the ads and the half-time show, here were other memorable moments. will ganss joins us again. break it down. let's talk favorite moments. do you want to go first. i know you have been talking about this. >> you mentioned this earlier, now we get to see it. i love an audi, a fancy car. we saw this commercial where a guy was dreaming and he had a beautiful dream of being in the audi. it was a beautiful night. he sees it there and he gets inside. it's electric. it has all the bells and whistles, and then he's being choked back to life at his workplace, and he was choking on a cashew. i would say pop another one in and take me back to the dream. >> bring me back.

>> will, what was yours? >> you remember the egg that broke kylie jenner's record, for most liked, there it is. 52 million likes. today we found out who is behind the egg. it's an ad guy from britain. he teamed up with hulu to release the ad after the super bowl. it's all for a good cause. the egg says he is cracking under pressure from social media. he says if you feel like you are cracking under pressure, call somebody. it's all in an effort to promote mental health awareness. >> that's cool. >> it was like a big spectacle online and it was nice to see the full circle come back around. >> kylie can't be upset with that. >> no, she can't. she can be upset a little bit about the record being broken, but -- >> good cause. >> yeah, good cause. how about you? >> mine was totally serena for bumble. ahead of time, i didn't understand why would serena be doing bumble?

it's not just for dating, for bumble bff and you get to have control on bumble and she says, you know, don't wait for them to give you control or don't give up your control because one thing they will never tell you, don't give up your power because we already have it. women empowerment. she is the greatest. >> a lot of people saying tom brady was the goat, but, no, it was serena williams. >> overall these commercials, i mean, really, social media buzz about them is they were also not as good this year. >> it was weird this year because so many of them came out online beforehand. we were walking in this weekend basically knowing what we were going to see. >> steve carell, cardi b. there was one, julie the producer said, didn't that play four or five times already? >> when they leak on tv, you don't have to watch it, really. >> didn't have to watch them.

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you hurt him. >> get back in your room, both of you. >> "glass" scored a over the weekend. >> bringing the total earnings to $89 million. the "upside" held on for number two, and the only weekend's only big newcomer, "miss bala," came in third place. from the ongoing dispute from the governor, to a surprise prediction from punxsutawney phil. here now is the weekend rewind.

>> it's not me after initially acknowledging he was one of the two people in this photo. virginia governor, ralph northam now saying it wasn't me. the governor acknowledging he did wear black face for a dance contest dressing up as michael jackson when he was 25 years old. a long list of politicians from both sides of the aisle called for him to resign. >> and trump declaring there's a good chance to declare an emergency to fund the wall. >> the president making the case that he can go around congress and build a wall himself. >> we will be looking at a national emergency. it's getting built one way or the other. >> a february 15th deadline looming, if not another shutdown. >> tensions mounting in venezuela with mass demonstrations against the president there, nicholas maduro, and in favor of the rising rival, juan guaido, calling for military leaders to abandon the country's socialist government after the defection

of a high ranking general on saturday. president maduro calling for an election. two thieves manage to steal a massive safe from this $15 million los angeles mansion. driving up to the curb before ramming the vehicle to the front gate. the safe reportedly containing up to $300,000 in cash and jewelry. >> breaking news right now from a var mitt from staten island, chuck. >> didn't see his shadow. he did not see his shadow, which means an early spring. >> and punxsutawney phil also saying that, though i can tell you there's not a cloud in the sky here, so it might be a little bit of wish casting. >> so big stories of the week, we got the virginia governor, and a patriots' parade, and that little thing called the state of the union. >> oh, yeah. a week late, but it's coming. >> it's coming. we will have all the highlights from that. >> it will be a good week, guys. lots of news for this half hour.

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this morning on "world news now." tom brady securing his sixth super bowl win. >> there it is. the dynasty continues. >> brady and the patriots beating the l.a. rams in a super bowl that will be remembered for the lack of offense. it was the lowest score of any super bowl. boston prepares for another party. president trump is talking football, contradicting past statements, hitting the league with safety concerns. why he would have a hard time letting his son play the game. for some of you, all that football talk is enough. let's discuss the commercials. cardi b says it's more than okay to drink pepsi. chance the rapper is a backstreet boy. kerry bradshaw drinks something other than a cosmo.

we'll have all those ads straight ahead. >> guys like me ♪ ♪ i need a girl like you did maroon 5 leave their mark? from a gospel choir to a marching band and why was sponge bob in the show? we'll break it down for you. it is monday, february 4th. announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we begin with the game in atlanta. defense dominated until the fourth quarter when the patriots won their record tieing sixth super bowl. >> the score had been tied 3-3 until pats rookie ran two yards for the game's only touchdown. they cemented the win when the most valuable player was named.

pats fans filled the streets in downtown boston after the win. they are getting ready for another championship parade after the red sox parade on halloween. >> patriots fans celebrated in atlanta. the tsa is preparing for this mornings mass exodus from the atlanta airport there. it is the busiest airport. 100,000 people are expected to fly home today. >> the fourth quarter was exciting with the most social media action. the rest of the game, not so much. >> i'm falling asleep thinking about the game. y'all, it was -- >> snooze fest. >> -- not that exciting at all. the music got mixed reviews, too. ♪ the land of the free >> gladys knight's powerful song started the action. as for the game, a defensive struggle from the start.

tom brady's first throw, intercepted. >> it's intercepted on the first throw. >> the first score, patriots in the second quarter. >> it's good. >> the rams finally getting on the board in the third. >> we have a scoring spree going on. >> patriots scored ten more to seal the game. the lowest scoring game ever. the game's mvp, getting a hug from brady. >> a crazy year. a resilient bunch of guys. it was unreal, man. it was like a home game here. we love you guys here. it was awesome. >> what the game lacked in excitement, the halftime show did, too. maroon 5 taking the stage for a politics free performance. other a-listers turned down the gig. adam levine wearing fewer and fewer clothes. a moment not lost on many twitter users. joining the show, rappers travis scott and big boy and even

sponge bob square pants squidward, thanks to a petition by fans. back in boston, the party begins. the skyline says it all, go pats. >> yeah, very exciting for the pats. not exciting for those millions who were watching the game. >> right. >> it was low score, little boring. the commercials were even a little, not so much. >> yeah. >> everybody is talking about it on twitter. >> at least four pats fans it was exciting for. the parade tuesday, 11:00 a.m. they have a lot to look forward to. >> yeah, they do. we will break down the super bowl highlights, lowlights, all of it. speaking of super bowl, the president and first lady watched the super bowl at the trump golf club in florida. they saw the marching band perform. they left at halftime and watched the rest on air force one. >> before the game, the

president cold cbs news that he and nfl commissioner, roger goodell have set aside their differences. >> they disagreed over players kneeling. he made it clear he would not want his youngest son playing professional football for safety reasons. >> i just don't like the reports i see coming out with football. i think the nfl is a great product, but i really think what i have heard nfl players saying they wouldn't let their son play football. it's not totally unique. i would have a hard time with it. >> those comments defer with what he said in the past. in 2016, he said football has become soft like our country has become soft. he also said he wants more hard hitting in football. we have learned overnight, five people were killed when a small plane slammed into a southern california neighborhood. ureoplinside t h

a piece of the engine landed in the bathroom and wreckage from the plane was scattered across the yorba linda neighborhood. witnesses say it felt like an earthquake. marcus moore has details. >> reporter: parts of a southern california neighborhood, in flames after a cessna slammed into it. emergency crews on the scene. >> we have a report of a possible plane crash here. we figured that you guys might need assistance. maybe get people to the hospital. >> reporter: eyewitness randy watched as the plane went down. >> all of a sudden, we saw two pieces of airplane on fire. just falling from the sky. >> reporter: the flames engulfing a house. >> we are currently still in the operations mode and search mode. >> reporter: the small plane departed the airport. ntsb and faa will investigate what led the plane to crash into yorba linda. investigators will be at the devastating scene to see what went wrong. one of the things they will consider are the storms that

have been here. heavy rains and gusty winds. it's too early to know if that played a role in the tragic crash. marcus moore, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to marcus. a massive winter storm is dumping snow in the northern rockies and the plains. it's not done with california, yet. you can see the storm system spreading eastward and still covering most of california. forecasters expect snow and blizzard conditions. california roads turned into raging rivers of water and mud. up to four inches of rain fell and many trees came down. emergency responders rescued motorists from swamped cars. this is 100 miles east of los angeles. let's get more from paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kenneth. we are looking at widespread winter storm warnings throughout the country. seattle, spokane and portland. we will get a bit of a mix, freezing rain and sleet as part of the problem there. as far as the rest of

california, heavy rain in san francisco toward los angeles. we watch for significant snowfall in the mountainous regions. so much snow, we are bracing for widespread 4-8 feet of snow, locally, over ten feet. strong winds. whiteout possible along with road closures. in the north central part of the country, more in heavy snow throughout north dakota. janai? >> thanks to paul there. power has been restored at a jail where inmates spent a week without heat or electricity. this is the moment it happened. meanwhile, governor andrew cuomo wants the justice department to investigate conditions at the detention center in brooklyn. he called the allegations a violation of human decency and dignity. protesters clashed with guards and some were pepper sprayed. a spokesman with the bureau of prison said inmates had hot water for showers and sinks. a martial arts fighter is back in custody after a day long

manhunt. authorities say he escaped from a prison transport van that stopped at a mcdonald's as he was being extradited from michigan to temple, texas. he's accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and her friend. he is a person of interest in the 2009 disappearance of his son's mother. another recall involving chicken products. pilgrim's pride is recalling 58,000 pounds of frozen, uncooked, breaded chicken because it may be contaminated with rubber. it was shipped to public supermarkets in florida. possible rubber contamination prompted tyson foods to recall chicken nuggets last week. perdue and taylor farms recalled chicken products because of undeclared allergens. the super bowl was low scoring. there was another super bowl where the score was high, 59-51. not the super bowl, but the puppy bowl.

>> the annual showcase of adorable dogs awaiting adoption was held a few hours before the human game. team ruff beat team fluff taking the lombarki trophy. >> nice, nice. >> 93 dogs were involved from all over the country, even one from costa rica. >> the ruferee, get it, says the puppy bowl has a 100% adoption race. 100%. >> good. all those doggies have homes now. >> look at those cute puppies. of course you want to adopt them. the familiar faces making an appearance in super bowl liii. why so many ads put on region -- jussi smollett and what he told fans over the weekend. you are watching "world news now." ssi smollett and what he told fans over the weekend. you are watching "world news now." e.

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my name is m-i-k-e, mike. >> this brief interaction between a boy and a new hampshire firefighter is going viral.

manchester firefighters were on a call when the lieutenant spotted teigen. he has cerebral palsy and can't speak. he used sign language and taught him a new sign for firefighter. his parents were deaf, and his mom is thrilled by the interaction and hopes it educates others. grammy nominated rapper, 21 savage is in federal immigration custody. the rapper was arrested on sunday morning in the atlanta area in a targeted sting. immigration authorities say the british citizen entered the country legally in 2005, but overstayed his visa. >> it expired back in 2006. now the 26-year-old is facing deportation. his attorney calls this a misunderstanding. 21 savage is up for two awards at next week's grammys, including record of the year. >> and a lot of talk on social media about this one, and folks said they had no clue he was a uk citizen. >> right, absolutely.

british. we're watching the developments for that one. turning to new developments on the investigation in the alleged attack on "empire" actor, jussie smollett. >> investigators say they are making gains as smollett opened up on stage. here is abc's steve osunsami. >> these last four days, i would not have been able to get through it without obviously my family but also the love and support of y'all. >> reporter: actor and singer, jussie smollett spoke publicly. he reported he was the victim of a violent, racist and homophobic attack. >> in times of trauma or hurt or grief we still have a responsibility to lead with love. >> yeah. >> you know. and if we don't then we just die inside. >> reporter: the "empire" tv star sang at a sold-out concert saturday night at a club in west hollywood. >> i was bruised, but my ribs were not cracked and they were not broken. i fought [ bleep ] back.

>> reporter: police say he was beaten up walking back to his chicago apartment by two hooded men that shouted homophobic and racist slurs before yelling maga country. he says one of them tied a noose around his neck. authorities are still searching for these two persons of interest seen an surveillance video. no other images have come to light to show what happened. >> he has been very cooperative and we have no reason to think that he's not being genuine. >> reporter: smollett spoke out about people that doubted him. >> the hateful rhetoric that gets passed around, it has to stop. guess what? it stops with people that believe in love. we have that power. >> reporter: police say they still have not gotten any tips in this case and say they have been pouring through hours of video surveillance cameras. at this point, they are, quote, making gains. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. coming up in our next half hour, hot wheels, where this frightening scene played out after a brand-new corvette

erupted into flames at a chevy dealership. first, some of the most expensive ads in television history aired during super bowl liii. we will check out some of the most memorable moments next on "world news now." . we will check out some of the most memorable moments next on "world news now." of the most memorable moments next on "world news now."

how many pringles stacks combinations are there. >> 318,000. sadly, i will never know the joy of tasting any. i have no hands to stack with. no mouth to taste with. no salt to feel with. i am at the mercy of a cruel and uncaring -- >> cool, play funny town. >> that pringles ad, one of many from the super bowl. advertisers spent more than ever last night, shelling out a record $5.25 million on average for a 30-second spot. >> this year, we saw three distinct themes among those ads, nostalgia, and girl power, and reboots. here, a little boy power, will ganss to tell us all about it. >> that's right, guys. so many people were watching last night's big game that netflix viewership was down 32%

compared to a normal sunday. you better believe those companies were pulling out all the stops to win big with their commercials. from cardi to carrie. >> good to see you again. >> likewise. >> reporter: this year's super bowl ads are all about the ladies. serena williams serving up an ad for bumble, focusing on female empowerment. >> don't wait to be given power, because here's what they won't tell you. we already have it. >> tony harris, one of the first women ever to play college football starring in an ad for toyota. >> people made a lot of assumptions -- >> but i never have been a big fan of assumptions. >> leading ladies from "broad" making an ad appearance to prove that alexa is great, but doesn't need to be everywhere. >> alexa, play music. >> okay. ♪ >> and, of course, some familiar

favs returning to super bowl screens, charlie sheen, the classic bud light knight, getting commercial crashed by "game of thrones." ♪ >> if that crossover doesn't do it for you, how about chance the rapper teaming up with the backstreet boys for doritos. ♪ i never want to hear you say ♪ i want it that way >> we also saw trailers for several highly anticipated shows and movies during commercial breaks on sp liii, including "the adventures end game," "captain marvel" a " >> so many things. >> i like the audi one where the guy was choking on the cashew.

>> i'm so ready for "toy story 4." >> mine was serena. >> goose bumps, right? >> right. it was so good. so good. >> thanks, y'all.

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it's time for "the mix" on this monday morning, the day after the super bowl. usain bolt, he doesn't play football obviously, but he's super fast and holds the world record for the 100 and 200 meter dash. he was there, in atlanta, over the weekend at the nfl super bowl experience. showing off. >> showing off. showing off in sneakers, sweat pants, super chill. he decides to run the 40 meter, you know, that perspective like scouting combine. he did it in 4.22 seconds. >> wait, 4.22? >> yep. super chill about it and tied the record that was set just a couple years ago in 2017. >> just showing off. >> yeah. let me just run this real quick to show you how fast i am. >> he is still fast. >> real fast. >> you know who is also fast? >> who?

>> a cat that crashed a soccer game in england. take a look. this is what the scene was. premier league game in england. that little black cat right there. >> uh-huh. >> he wandered on to the field and started sprinting back and forth and the crowd was cheering him on. having a good time. >> here, kitty, kitty. >> this cat now has a twitter account. twitter users called for the kitty to officially join one of the teams. >> that's hilarious. or become a mascot or something? >> and like the players, this cat didn't score during the game i don't know if that's true. >> more animal news. an orangutan paternity test that had shocking results. i know, right? sounds like an episode of "maury." at the zoo in northwestern switzerland. when babies are born, they are part of a breeding program.

they are endangered. they tested a 14-year-old male that lives in the same enclosure has this baby's mama. turns out booty, you are not the father. >> what? this is "maury." >> i know. the father is actually an 18-year-old orangutan who lives in the next enclosure. somehow even through the little fencing he managed to get her pregnant. booty probably thought that was his baby. >> love the names. speaking of entertainers, this girl right here channeling cardi b to sell girl scout cookies. >> can we have a little bit? ♪ these are real ♪ black girl magic ♪ you know the deal ♪ >> yeah. >> that is a girl in california that rapped her way to cookie success in a video. cardi selling cookies now. >>

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this morning on "world news now," tom brady and the patriots out lasted the rams to win their sixth super bowl title. the champions and the rest of new england are celebrating once again. after the lowest scoring super bowl ever. we're also tracking breaking news from california. the rising number of deaths after a fiery plane crash. the small cessna plunging into a house. what we know about the victims so far. new this half hour, a troubling takedown caught on camera. >> a man catches fire after being tased by security guards outside a popular restaurant. the investigation now under way. and will they be loved for their performance? maroon 5 joined by travis scott and big boi took center stage at halftime show. if you fell asleep during the game and missed the show, we've got you covered. it's monday, february 4th.

♪ i like the way you move >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i did like that. >> you did? >> i did like that. peta was not so happy about the way big boy moved in the animal fur jacket. we will get to that. our top story this half hour is the sixth super bowl win by the new england patriots. >> they beat the l.a. rams, 13-3, in the lowest scoring super bowl, ever. the pats' fans took to the street, of course, and the victory parade is already scheduled for tuesday morning. and the fans celebrated in the host city of atlanta. pittsburgh is the only other city to celebrate six super bowl wins. >> the only touchdown came late in the fourth quarter breaking a 3-3 tie. it was set up by a classic tom brady drive with four consecutive completed passes. then a late field goal guaranteed the pats would take home the lombardi trophy.

>> the reviews for maroon 5s halftime show were as bad as the rams offense. we'll have more on that in "the skinny." but the papers, the headlines are out. of course, here, "the boston globe," dynasty rolls on. you see it here. >> of course, they are going to be joyous. >> absolutely. >> and they should be. dynasty rolls on. who else do we have here? we have the boston herald. the same thing. they have the joy of six. they got the six. and then this one down in new orleans. super bowl -- >> what super bowl? it's just a regular ole sunday. >> just blank. >> yep. i mean, new orleans had a day of citywide protest over the blown call in the nfc championship game which locked the new orleans saints. they refused to watch it and instead they staged the no-call jazz funeral and parade and partied. >> partying is good.

>> they found a way to make up for it. >> they are upset about the fact that people are saying it was a boring super bowl? >> no, i think they are probably reveling in that. >> i'm pretty sure. >> good for them. there's breaking news overnight. a small plane crashed into a home in southern california killing five people. the pilot died along with four victims inside the home which was engulfed in flames. two people are being treated for burns. a witness said he could see the plane parts falling out of the sky. >> the pilot was the only person on the plane. authorities say the twin engine cessna crashed shortly after taking off from fullerton airport, and the wreckage from the plane, some of it is still burning and scattered across four blocks. rain from a severe winter storm helped firefighters put out the flames. at least four homes were damaged. >> all of a sudden we saw two pieces of airplane on fire, and just falling from the sky.

>> they found a well-involved residence, a two-story family dwelling with fire showing from all sides. they did notice there was some debris from a small aircraft. the rest of the aircraft was located t rr ofhe residence. >> a firefighter was also treated for minor injuries. no word yet on what caused the crash. the ntsb and faa are investigating. also in california roads became rivers this weekend, particularly in areas hit hard by last year's wildfires. mudslides closed major highways. more than four inches of rain fell in some areas prompting water rescues. abc's rob marciano has more. >> reporter: the power of mother nature on full display across california as millions brace for yet another round of punishing rain, wind and snow. >> when you are bracing for what you already know can happen, yeah, you get a little nervous. >> reporter: torrential downpours this weekend transforming roads in los angeles into rivers.

this santa barbara neighborhood hit hard by earlier wildfires, now inundated with mud and debris. the saturated earth hampering cleanup efforts. a sinkhole in malibu swallowing this front end loader whole, its operator narrowly escaping unharmed. swift water rescue teams across the state on high alert. this san bernardino man airlifted out of his sinking car in the nick of time. to the east in the mountains, several feet of snow making travel treacherous there, forcing drivers like this one to pull off the road and chain up. >> a lot of people slid around. we already saw three accidents coming here. >> in san francisco winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour toppling trees through power lines. these residents fighting their way through the gusts with each step. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >> it's still raining in southern california and will be for the next day or so. >> let's get to the forecast with accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning.

we are looking at snow showers across the area. right here, throughout the mountainous region, through california we are looking at a significant heavy snow event, so much so get this, we are expecting 4 to 8 feet of snow. locally, over ten feet. strong winds, whiteouts. major travel disruptions for the central part of the country, and we will have a punch of cold air that will spill its way out of southern portions of canada and begin to affect us here. look for a blast of arctic air going throughout nebraska and portions of kansas with rain around the great lakes region. kenneth, janai. >> thanks to paul. now turning to another big story to start off the week. virginia governor, ralph northam met with members of his staff as hi faces growing pressure to resign after a racial photo in his medical school yearbook. >> and the chair of the congressional black caucus saying he has been dishonest and disingenuous.

he admitted he was in the photo and announced with certainty it wasn't him. abc's zachary kiesch has more. >> the demands for virginia governor, ralph northam, to resign, reaching a crescendo. despite his claims he's not either of the people featured on his med school yearbook page. >> i was appalled they appeared on my page, but i believe then and now that i am not either of the people in that photo. >> yesterday was a pathetic spectacle about the governor -- >> the previous governor of virginia also a democrat saying northam has to go. >> once that picture with the black face and klansman came out, there's no way you can continue to be the governor of the commonwealth of virginia. >> reporter: more than a dozen other prom nantd leaders from his own party agreeing and house leader, nancy pelosi, saying he should do the right thing. and his press conference added to the chaos and confusion when he said he used black face on a

separate occasion. >> that same year i did participate in a dance contest in san antonio in which i darkened my face as part of a michael jackson costume. it's because my memory of that episode is so vivid that i truly did not believe i am in the picture in my yearbook. >> in this bizarre moment he recalled his costume as michael jackson, also drawing criticism. >> i had the shoes and a glove and i used just a little bit of shoe polish to put under or on my cheeks and the reason i used a very little bit, because i don't know if anybody tried that but you cannot get shoe polish off. >> his notion that you can't get polish off your face easily suggested to me that was not the first time he tried black face. >> reporter: for now, the governor says he will stay in office. >> if we get to the point where we feel we are not effective, we are not efficient, we will

revisit this and make decisions. >> reporter: we aren't hearing anything directly from the governor's camp, but we have heard from sources there are meetings happening at the governor's mansion just behind me between the governor and his staffers. zachary kiesch, abc news, richmond, virginia. president trump says deciding whether or not the public gets to see the report on the russia investigation is totally up to the attorney general. >> the president told cbs news, he doesn't know if he would have a problem with the public release of robert mueller's findings. he said, i have no idea what he's going to say. the attorney general, william barr, said he wants transparency, but has not said what, if anything, will be released. if you are still up at this hour partying, chances are you are not going in to work in the morning. some like jack? jack? he planned to take the day off. >> yes, but others will call in sick today. surveys find that 1 in 8 employees plan to miss work, and

that's the worst post super bowl absentee rate in more than a decade. others that come in late work from home. >> the super bowl hangovers will cost businesses more than $4 billion. maybe because it was lackluster, people will come in anyway. >> i will say, look at that side of the room where janai's hair covers. right there. there are normally two people sitting there. one is a steeler's fan, the other an actual patriots fan. >> empty. >> empty. >> costing us billions. billions in lost productivity. >> they will be back tomorrow morning, we think. >> they will be here, they say. coming up, oprah's big surprise. what lady o passed out to her delighted guests aboard a cruise ship as she wrapped up her big birthday celebration. plus, why everyone is talking about the super bowl halftime show. all that and more ahead on "the skinny." you are watching "world news now." show. all that and more ahead on "the skinny." you are watching "world news now." half-time show next on the skinny. you are watching "world news now."

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the fire. in philadelphia a man caught fire after being tased by security guards outside a popular restaurant. the shocking moment was caught on video. look at this. the man falls to the ground and screams as the flames die down. >> he reportedly refused to leave jim's steaks, and was dragged out by two security guards. philadelphia police are investigating the incident. it's unclear if the guards worked for the restaurant. a professional mma fighter and suspected murderer has been recaptured after escaping from a police transport van. >> he reportedly managed to get out of his shackles. here is abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: the end to a hunt after a daring escape by a professional mma fighter, now murder suspect, caught after more than nine hours on the run. >> he should be considered dangerous. >> reporter: around 7:00 a.m., a 44-year-old making a brazen getaway on foot, as a guards from a private transport

north of houston with a van full of ten inmates. >> do we need additional units for that escaped man? >> reporter: the middle weight seen here was in the process of being indicted from grand rapids, michigan, to temple, michigan for the deaths of his ex-girlfriend, jenna scott and michael swearingen. the two were reported missing on january 9th, their bodies found in oklahoma on january 15th. the fugitive fighter also a person of interest in the 2009 disappearance of april pease in minnesota.vefod. the case still open. marks is now in custody and facing additional charges. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> thanks to erielle. when we come back, the biggest moments from the half-time ow. stole the spotlight in atlanta. "the skinny" is next. s next. new olay whips. while not equal to cosmetic procedures, our b3 complex hydrates to smooth skin.

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♪ skinny ♪ just give me the skinny >> it is "skinny" time starting with the super bowl half-time show. >> two of the most tweeted

moments involve big boi in his fur coat and maroon 5's adam levine taking his shirt off. this guy, will ganss has his shirt on for the recap, though. >> it might be off by the end of this, we'll see, if i'm inspired by adam or not. should we talk about the halftime show? >> yes. >> we should. we definitely should. >> there's the beyonce half-time shows of the world, and then there's what we saw last night. the internet wishing for a little more sugar from adam and the boys, and this headline from "daily beast," it was just as mind-numbingly dull as you feared. the performance featured their biggest hits like "girls like you," the biggest moments were not about maroon 5 at all. this sponge bob shout out making fans happy from a 2001 clip when they played "sweet victory" at

the bubble bowl, but it was not enough. it left a lot of people wanting a little bit more. maroon 5 was also joined briefly on stage by big boi in a big coat, and travis scott that did not propose to girlfriend, kylie jenner, during the show. a lot of people were waiting for that, saying this was going to be the moment. the most talked about moment, adam levine finishing up the half-time show shirtless, and lot of folks comparing that move to what janet jackson did or had done to her in 2004. >> so that's an important correction. >> the janet fans will tell us it was not her. >> it was jt. >> yeah, people are saying if he can do that for minutes on minutes on minutes and be, you know, a star for it -- >> a double standard. >> double standard, yep. >> i think so. i will say after trash talking maroon 5 for two minutes straight, the guys did donate all of their fee to the boys & girls club. >> fantastic. >> yeah, yeah. >> good. >> i think the criticism was a little harsh. >> a little harsh. >> i was singing along. >> they make great music. >> you were tapping your foot? >> tapping my foot.

>> we just love beyonce, lady gaga, and the list goes on. >> we like a spectacle and that was -- >> the nipples were not a spectacle for you? >> i mean, it was a spectacle. i will be honest. >> okay. >> these two. the stars of the half-time show were not only the celebrities in atlanta? >> over the weekend while cardi b performed her hit song, "money," robert kraft bounds out on stage with a few impromptu dance moves with her. >> so funny. >> cardi gets people dancing from all swaths of the country. and cardi talks to our t. j. holmes later on "good morning america." >> the cardi b affect, and tj said she made him blush, so that's going to be something to watch. >> tune in for that. meantime, the kid who made this selfie last year, was that -- yes, last year, important words in there folks

are missing with the selfie here with justin timberlake and may have topped himself after a year of collecting selfies with other celebrities, the 14-year-old has posted a picture of himself with patrick mchomes, and he wracked up more than $239,000 followers on instagram. >> a lot more than us. to a tender father and son moment, former ufc champ, connor mcgregor was on the field with his 18-month-old son. hot purple suits. matching suits, adorable. oprah closed out her 65th birthday celebration with a bang. >> you get a tequila shot! you get a tequila shot! everybody gets a tequila shot. look at that. oprah herself handed them out herself as she sported her oprah brand pajamas. yes. >> oprah and bff, gayle, they hosted a three-day holland america cruise, and it featured horseback riding in the bahamas

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♪ japan has opened its biggest snow festival. >> the festival showcases some 200 snow and ice sculptures featuring characters from "star wars." >> among them, cp3o, r2d2. >> this was the 70th annual snow festival that began back in 1950 as a one-day event when six local high school students built snow statues. >> obviously it has grown. >> it really has. >> immensely since then. how do you even do that with snow? >> that's a great question and i would not be able to answer that. >> it's a lot more advanced than your average snowman. >> it is.

it is. want to go build a snowman? >> absolutely not. back here at home, an 82-year-old grandmother is showing off real girl power in the snow. >> she is using her snow blower to make serious waves outside her doorstep and now across the worldwide web. here is tom llamas. >> reporter: in michigan, old man winter may have met his match in 82-year-old marlene downy, now known as the snow blowing granny, the image of her taking on the heavy snow and freezing temperatures went viral this week. >> i like being outside in the snow, and i don't need any help because i have a big machine that works great. >> reporter: she describes herself as a tough old broad that didn't need her grandchildren's help. >> i'm sure they would help if i ask. my grandson has plowed it once. i'm fine, i like being out there. >> getting out in the snow reminds her of growing up in harvey, north dakota. >> they don't even know cold. >> reporter: there is one more

>> i think it sounds like my harley, maybe. >> reporter: that's right. the snow blowing granny also owns a hog. riding in the side car is her greyhound, pippa. >> she likes to ride. >> reporter: she will be dreaming of getting on the road once it warms up. in the meantime, she won't let the weather get her down. >> i'm ready for it to be summer. i'll enjoy the winter as long as we have it. it's fun to be outside no matter what. >> reporter: tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> snow blowing granny taking on old man winter. >> you go, marlene. i am sure it's keeping her young. it reminds me of some of the elders in my family as i was growing up, they would be out there no matter what, snow blowers, mowing the grass, yard work. >> i didn't like shoveling. >> i don't like yard work. meth. >> annnow," informing insomniacs for two decades.

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making news in america this morning. >> the dynasty continues. >> the patriots beating the rams, taking home the top title in super bowl liii. tom brady winning his sixth ring as fans across the country celebrate from the national anthem to the winning moment. the highlights from the record-setting night. breaking news. new details in that southern california plane crash. at least five people killed as a cessna lands into the house. what we know. not backing down, virginia governor ralph northam