yeah! (sarcastically) fantastic. earn 1.5% cash back on everything you buy with freedom unlimited. chase. make more of what's yours. good morning, america. we're tracking a new case of coronavirus confirmed in the u.s. as the global health emergency spreads. the first case in the northeast, a student testing positive in boston. >> seems to be an isolated incident. >> a suspected case in new york as the first death is reported outside of china. will a new u.s. policy stem the spread? wild weather. the new storm pounding the west. rivers raging from more than 8 inches of rain. homes and streets flooded. that storm now barrelling across the country, bringing more dangerous conditions. final frenzy. just hours to go before the first voting of the 2020 presidential race. the last pitches. >> i think we are the strongest campaign to defeat trump.

>> plus, why "the des moines register" cancelled the release of their latest poll. explosive allegations. current and former victoria's secret executives under scrutiny after a "new york times" report of alleged systematic misogyny, bullying and harassment at the lingerie empire. what the company is saying this morning. and super sunday. the chiefs against the 49ers. a matchup of offense versus defense. we're live in miami ahead of the kickoff. the celebrity-filled parties and memorable moments, plus, our kid correspondent getting the scoop from some gridiron greats. good morning. we have a lot going on this sunday morning. the super bowl is tonight. the iowa caucuses tomorrow followed by the state of the union. and then the final vote in the impeachment trial. we have it all covered right here. >> we do, but we'll start here

with the breaking news in the coronavirus story. here's what we know as we come on the air. there's a new confirmed case in the united states, bringing the total to eight cases. in china where this all started there are now more than 300 deaths including 45 since yesterday. and we now have the first death outside of china, a man in the philippines. >> and we have team coverage this morning from both the u.s. and china. we begin with abc's clayton sandell who's in riverside county, california where 200 people have been quarantined. clayton, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. it's day five of quarantine here at this military base. those americans evacuated from china are undergoing health screenings every 12 hours. so far no one is showing any symptoms. but on the east coast, a new confirmed case in boston and a suspected case in new york have officials watching very closely. starting today, the u.s. is closing its doors, blocking foreign nationals who have recently traveled to china in an effort to slow the rapid spread

of novel coronavirus. >> at 5:00 p.m. eastern standard time, the united states government will implement temporary measures to increase our abilities to detect and contain the coronavirus. >> reporter: the restrictions kicking in as massachusetts confirms its first case. >> seems to be an isolated incident. >> reporter: the patient is a university student who traveled to wuhan, china, the epicenter of the outbreak, arriving at logan airport tuesday. he's now at home in isolation. >> there's no fear right now of coronavirus spreading to the city of boston or the commonwealth of massachusetts. >> reporter: new york now joining a list of 37 states investigating suspected cases. on the west coast -- >> just checking in from day four on the quarantine. >> reporter: -- those 195 evacuated from wuhan last week including kids will be monitored over two weeks for symptoms. >> we're making the best of it, enjoying the weather. the weather has been beautiful and just kind of making the best of it while we're out here and

trying to keep a positive attitude. >> reporter: there are now eight confirmed coronavirus cases in five states. >> we still have a low risk to the american public but we want to keep it at a low risk. >> reporter: but if the outbreak continues to spread and more evacuations are needed, the u.s. military is designating bases in colorado, california and texas that could house 1,000 people in quarantine. the ripple effects now affecting the economy. apple and starbucks closing stores in china, and airlines united, american and delta, cancelling all china flights. as for the folks here in quarantine, even if they test negative, they'll be stuck here for the entire two weeks. even if they test negative we're told the virus can incubate for about 14 days. we're told that hopefully they'll have a little fun today

when they come together to watch the super bowl. eva. >> clayton, thank you. now to china where this outbreak began. in hong kong, health workers have voted to strike starting tomorrow to demand closing borders with mainland china. abc's ian pannell is in hong kong with more. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, eva. another big leap in deaths and reported infections overnight, bringing the total now to more than 14,000 with the potentially deadly virus and over 300 dead in china alone. we're also hearing the first death outside of the country. this is a 44-year-old man in the philippines, but he was a resident of wuhan where most cases have come from. we're stressing, though, china health authorities are also reporting many cases of patients who have been treated and recovered and have been sent home. but the city at the epicenter is still in lockdown. you can see the streets of this normally bustling mega city is as good as deserted. hundreds of americans are still trapped there. other parts of china have been placed under strict quarantine rules as this virus continues to

spread. meanwhile, health care workers here in hong kong have voted to strike this week over the government's refusal to seal all borders with china as many other countries have done. we have been speaking to a nurse who told us that staff don't even have enough high-quality protective gear and some patients from china have been found to have at first lied about whether they've been to wuhan and then admitting later that they had been there, of course making it harder for healthcare professionals to look after themselves and to treat patients. >> ian, thank you. while the coronavirus is certainly scary, many more people have died from the flu season which is currently raging. ian, thank you. we're going to switch gears and turn to the breaking weather news. there's a new storm hitting the american west, about to bring dangerous winds to the california and march across the entire country. rob is right here tracking it here. >> seattle, washington, got it again. it's been a horrible january. this is granite falls northeast

of seattle. you see the raging river there, a number of rivers on the rise there. there has been some home flooding adds well. people walking through some of these floodwaters. records broken january seeing rain every day of the month their wettest january and wettest month on record. that's thanks in part to this atmospheric river pouring into the beginning of february. there will be some cold air behind this that will drop the snow levels but we'll see windy conditions, san francisco, los angeles, las vegas tonight, then it gets into the plains during the day tomorrow with a little bit of snow for denver and then a severe storm threat tuesday, wednesday and thursday across parts of the southeast. we could see damaging winds and the potential of seeing tornados. we'll talk more about that in just a bit. whit, over to you. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. to politics now and the countdown to the first voting of the 2020 campaign. democrats making one final push in iowa ahead of tomorrow's caucuses. abc's rachel scott is in des moines with much more. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. after more than 2,000 campaign events in iowa alone this cycle

we are now just one day out from the first vote. with no clear-cut frontrunner, the democrat candidates are scrambling to break out of the pack. this morning, the democratic candidates race to the finish line in iowa. with just hours to go the released of the highly anticipated "des moines register" poll pulled over concerns over how it was conducted. senator bernie sanders packing a caucus concert, the largest rally in the state this cycle. other candidates taking to the stump with marching bands, letting loose on the trail and bringing crowds to their feet. senator elizabeth warren skipping her signature selfie line after spending most of this final stretch on capitol hill for the senate impeachment trial. >> i have been in washington for a long time, locked down, and i need to get to a lot of places around iowa. >> reporter: the first vote in the 2020 election only one day away. mayor pete buttigieg on the attack in cedar rapids hoping to catch up to his rivals. >> we're hearing from the vice president right now that this is no time to take a risk on somebody new. the biggest risk that we could

take is to try to meet a fundamentally new challenge by falling back on the familiar. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders pivoting to electability. they're pitching themselves as the candidates who can defeat president trump and unite the country. >> you got to bring people together, not just democrats, not just independents but republicans as well. >> i think we are the strongest campaign to defeat trump because we are developing the strongest grassroots movement. >> reporter: and iowa is just the starting line, the democratic primary now kicks into high gear. what happens in this first contest will set the tone for the next. the new hampshire primary now only nine days away, whit. >> all right, rachel, and eva and i were on a plane. we'll join you there in iowa in just a few hours. meantime, tune in monday for our live coverage of the results of the iowa caucuses right here on abc. closing arguments in president trump's impeachment case will be held monday with a

vote on the verdict expected wednesday. in between, the president delivers his state of union address. a lot onhe agenda this week. david wright is covering the president in west palm beach, florida. good morning to you, david. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this will be the president's third time addressing a joint session of congress but his first since impeachment. administration officials say he'll stress relentless optimism but they won't say whether he'll acknowledge impeachment at all. of course out on the campaign trail and at party rallies he's not exactly shy about doing that. it's a little bit different in the formality of that chamber. nancy pelosi standing behind him and in the audience one hundred people will be voting the very next day on the verdict. >> david, this is a process that has tested the separation of powers, and representatives of all three branches of government will be there in the room. is there an opportunity to heal the wounds of this process? >> reporter: maybe.

but it depends on how they deal with the elephant in the room. impeachment is going to be tough to ignore but also awkward to acknowledge. a real test of decorum on all sides. remember last year, speaker pelosi seemed to troll president trump with exaggerated applause and on friday night, senator ted cruz in the senate chamber mimicked that gesture. trump is not the first u.s. president to deliver a state of the union in the midst of impeachment. back in 1999, bill clinton spoke for 77 minutes. he did not mention impeachment once. well, we'll see if president trump follows that example. eva. >> all right, david wright for us this morning. thank you. >> thank you, eva. thank you, david. for more on all of this let's bring in our chief anchor george stephanopoulos who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. heading into a relaxing week with not much going on. let's start with iowa, do you have a sense of who's likely to come out on top or is this just a jump ball all the way around? >> it's a complete fool's errand to predict the iowa caucus.

they surprise almost every time. coming into tomorrow night, the pack is pretty tightly bunched. those top four -- bernie sanders, joe biden, pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren -- have been pretty well packed the entire process. so, it's really, really hard to read. generally, they say, you get three tickets out of iowa. i think this time around it's very possible you're going to have four tickets out of iowa. >> let's talk about the state of the union, what will happen the next day. i would imagine this both an opportunity for the president also a little bit of a tricky moment. >> biggest opportunity of the year. he has an unparalleled audience for as much time as he wants to take on tuesday night. one of the big questions as david just alluded to is how does he deal with impeachment. i think it's pretty unlikely to imagine that he'll go through the whole speech without mentioning it or alluding to it in any way in the way that bill clinton did back in 1999. that would be a surprise. second thing to watch for, since this will be coming off the iowa caucuses on monday night, how

does he address that? remember last year's state of the union, he took on the idea of democrats being socialists, which is a pretty clear shot at bernie sanders. if bernie does well on monday night, will we see that again from the president? i think those are the two big things to watch for. >> he's going to be speaking before the vote on wednesday when the senators are expected to acquit him on these charges that have been brought up in the impeachment process. assuming that he's acquitted, which it looks like he will be, what kind of impact do you think that will have on his governing style and his campaign style? >> that's a big, big question. let's see if he talks about on tuesday night. number two, in the past when the president's kind of escaped an issue, he's doubled down. remember just the day after the mueller testimony back in july of 2019 was the day he made that phone call to the ukrainian president. he might feel completely vindicated an unleashed in the wake of this. on the other hand, this story is not over. we're still waiting to hear from john bolton.

we found out late friday night, midnight, that the justice department was holding back 24 e-mails that indicated the president's thinking on this matter. you can bet the democrats are going to make an issue of this going into the election. what kind of impact that will have is uncertain. the president's not escaped this issue, and one final point on that, the southern district of new york is still investigating his personal attorney, rudy giuliani, for his involvement in this matter. >> a lot of shoes left potentially to drop from this centipede. george, thank you very much for coming on. >> thank you. >> good luck this week. let me give you a sense of how busy his week, big show this morning. one-on-one with presidential candidates pete buttigieg and andrew yang. plus the powerhouse roundtable will break down the politics on impeachment and the latest on the 2020 race on the eve of iowa. coming up later this morning on abc on "this week." then a reminder, george will lead our live coverage of the senate impeachment trial 11:00 eastern monday morning right here on abc.

one other reminder, we had exciting news regarding abc news, with today's extraordinary news cycle which we're so busy covering. the timing is perfect for the news abc news live streaming channel, everywhere, breaking news, context and analysis, digging deeper, abc news live launches tomorrow night. george, thanks again. >> thank you. >> whit, over to you. >> plenty to stream next week, that's for sure. we'll shift gears here and turn to the super bowl. just hours away from kickoff in miami for super bowl liv, the 49ers and the chiefs. abc's the t.j. holmes is right in the mix there in miami with the excitement surrounding the big game. t.j., good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. look, this is tale of two different teams. the 49ers are in this thing and if they win this super bowl they could become one of the winningest nfl teams of all time in the super bowl. they could join the steelers, actually, and the patriots to have six super bowl wins. that's what the 49ers have on the line. for the chiefs, well, they haven't been here in 50 years. they're looking for their first super bowl win in some 50 years.

so two different things they're going after here. but look, guys, aren't you tired of talking about the super bowl? it's time to do this. we're just hours away, the kansas city chiefs' high-powered offense and the san francisco 49ers' smothering defense making last-minute adjustments ahead of super bowl liv. all eyes will be on the two quarterbacks. patrick mahomes is trying to submit his name as the next great qb in the nfl, and jimmy garoppolo who's no longer tom brady's backup. he's aiming to show that he can win on the biggest stage. >> we understand that there's two great offenses, two great defenses, a great special teams unit. that's why we're in this game. >> reporter: thousands of fans have descended on miami, eagerly awaiting this highly anticipated matchup. and if you want to get into the game, it's going to cost you. according to stubhub, the average ticket price is over $6,000. and overnight, about 1500 tickets were still available. for those prices you get the game and of course the halftime

show. this year it will be history in the making with two latina superstars performing at the hard rock stadium. the show will feature more songs and more dancers than any show in super bowl history. and over the weekend, j.lo even invited fans on social media to tell her which songs they want to hear during the big show. and as part of the nfl's 100th year celebration of football, four 100-year-old military veterans including tuskegee airman charles mcgee will flip the coin to start the game. so, the teams going after the lombardi trophy but some hardware was handed out last night at the nfl honors. the nfl mvp, lamar jackson, no surprise, the baltimore ravens quarterback, the unanimous choice for mvp. a lot of people expected them, the baltimore ravens, to be in this game. they were pretty much the best team through all of football during the year, and the ravens

coach even, coach harbaugh, was named the coach of the year. they would, i assure you guys would much prefer playing in this game than picking up mvp and coach of the year. congratulations to them. lamar jackson, one of the youngest to ever win that mvp award and only the second unanimous choice ever. so congrats, but, yes, they would rather be playing today. >> understandable. i think a lot of teams feel that way. thank you so much, t.j. time for our own mvp, rob marciano. >> she's been a little bit too nice to you lately. >> you guys have been so harsh on him. >> thank you, fair and balanced. >> somebody sent me a screen grab of you sticking your tongue out at me on television. >> that was disturbing. >> the reach is pretty impressive. >> gene simmons does the weather. >> happy groundhog day. >> oh, yeah. >> yes, it's superhog sunday. i'll have the results of what that rodent has to say. i want to show you what happened in big sky, montana. there you go.

whit, this is for you. >> look at that. >> shred the gnar there, all ready cut up but looks to be making some nice rounds. we have this next storm coming with moisture. that has some moisture with it so we have a number of alerts. winter storm warnings coming into the tetons, pouring into the colorado rockies. look at all these wind warnings. san francisco down to san diego, inland to las vegas we'll see wind with this. 6 to 12 inches of snow at the higher elevations as this colder air begins to pour in. rainfall ahead of this through wednesday with good sunday morning. i'd say that's a niner glow, wouldn't you? some scattered clouds and winds picking up through the day today. a little bit of fog. really temperatures and winds that will be pretty obvious this afternoon how much the cooldown is going to be with us. only 50s, wind advisory throughout the day. could see winds in excess of 45 miles an hour at the coast.

then tonight it's a frosty night and veryryryryryryryryryryryryry >> dan just expressing his disappointment that we're not leading with the news that this is groundhog day. >> buried the lead. >> there's a lot going on this week. >> malpractice. >> another update coming in just a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, robert. appreciate that. janai is here with shocking video of a man getting run over in a parking lot and then laughing about it. >> right. it sounds crazy. before you cross the street, you guys with kids know, you tell them to look left, you look right. no cars, no bikes, coast is clear, right? no. watch as retired detective ken worthy and his wife are leaving mcdonald's near charlotte, north carolina, after lunch last week. holy-moly. out of nowhere there's a deer. oh, my gosh, the deer goes airborne knocking him to the ground. >> it was just a bit of brown and then i saw his face and i was down on the ground. that quick. oh, my gosh.

i just got hit, looked, i just about doubled over laughing. >> he's a good sport. >> he certainly is. worthy says he is just fine, wasn't hurt. amazingly, he didn't even spill the diet coke he had in his hands. >> wow, that's even more impressive. >> yes. so a good sport and a good balance too. >> did they catch the deer? >> no, dan. it didn't look like anyone was catching that deer. >> the deer was just trying to catch the diet coke. >> the chiefs are recruiting him to go after garoppolo. >> out of nowhere. >> oh, my goodness. thank you, janai. coming up -- explosive allegations against victoria's secret. "the new york times" report on claims of a culture of misogyny, bullying and harassment at the lingerie chain. and it's super bowl sunday. espn's tedy bruschi tells us who he thinks has the edge as the chiefs and the 49ers get warmed up for the kickoff of super bowl liv. t.j. is back with your all-access pass to the exclusive

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against kansas city chiefs as slide underdogs, k.c. favored by a point and a half. kickoff at 3:40. a great day, a check of the forecast with lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> cooler temperatures and winds picking up, 51 in the city, 49 gilroy. you can see san francisco still a little hazy, 45 in napa, 51 santa rosa. winds at the coast, 31 mile an hour. san francisco half moon bay, 20 miles an hour. upper elevations at 40 miles an hour. the wind advisory through 12:00 tomorrow. low- to mid-50s. sunny and frosty through tuesday morning. liz. >> thanks, lisa. thanks for joining

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welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. hey, we got one for dan harris here. tom brady had a lot of people talking this week about a photo he tweeted showing himself walking down a tunnel at a football stadium. is he hanging up his cleats, some are asking. some teammates say that tom brady told them, i'm 42, want to remind people that the best photos are in black and white, adding, it's a classic, like i'm a classic. lot of people asking questions about that. >> we'll have to wait and see. >> he says he wants to keep playing. i don't think he's going to hang it up. >> he's not going to end with a pick six. >> good point. >> he's coming back. >> we'll explain that to dan later. >> i've always said that about pick sixes.

>> it's your team. >> yeah. moving on, though, to some of the other big stories we're following. happening right now, a new case of the coronavirus confirmed here in the u.s. as new rules go into effect to try to contain the virus. a student testing positive in boston and a suspected case in new york, while nearly 200 americans from an evacuated flight out of wuhan is quarantined in riverside, california. globally the health emergency is spreading with the first death reported outside of china. also right now, a manhunt under way after a deadly shooting at a church in florida. police say that a gunman opened fire at the church in rivera beach after a funeral, killing two people including a 15-year-old boy. a third person was taken to the hospital. take a look at your calendar, today's 02-02-2020. read it backward. 02-02-2020.

this rare palindrome, we don't say that very often on television, it hasn't happened in 900 years. what makes this one so rare, it works with eight numbers and it's international. you can do the month day year. or day month year. like many countries do, it still works. by the way, this won't happen again more than a hundred years. so enjoy the moment. >> fun with numbers. >> super bowl sunday and palindrome sunday. >> exactly. we start half hour with what some are calling the dirty secret at victoria's secret. "the new york times" finding current and former employees and models at the company telling stories of harassment, miss only nooe and bullying at the company. kaylee hartung join us with more. >> reporter: good morning, we have seen stores shut down and the plug pulled on that iconic runway show, all as sales decline. this new in-depth report by "the new york times" paints a much more troubling picture of the brand. a toxic culture, fueled by the most powerful men in the company. victoria's secret angels are known to dazzle on the runway. this morning, a revealing look

behind the scenes. in an explosive investigation by "the new york times," allegations of entrenched culture of misogyny, bullying and harassment. >> getting those coveted angel wings were a designation that could rocket them into international stardom. but that came at a cost. >> reporter: "the new york 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 played a central role in casting angels and was a 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. others telling the "times," the company's billionaire ceo, 82-year-old wexner was aware of that. >> it's long defined sexiness for women. despite all that, it's been run by two powerful men who have presided over a toxic culture. >> reporter: wexner's representative declining comment. as victoria's secret confronts these allegations, its parent company doesn't dispute the "times'" reporting. they tell us the company is fully committed to improvement and complete accountability. some great work by "the new york times." >> indeed.

thank you very much. let's check the weather. back over to rob. >> i have some breaking news out of the iowa caucuses, the groundhog has not seen its shadow. >> i'm confused. >> that's not political? everything is political right now. punxsutawney phil chose the scroll that says spring is coming early. >> thanks goodness. >> don't get your hopes up. he's about 40% accurate. that's one percentage point less than me. here's the outlook for february, we continue this mild weather. if you look over the next two, >> good morning to you. clouds decreasing, winds increasing, this evening gusty northerly winds keeping it cool >> this weather report is cool sponsored by chase freedom. >> he's only 40% accurate? >> yeah.

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a star-studded super bowl weekend on miami beach. ♪ parties thrown by fanatics, bud light, shaq, maxim, sports illustrated, budweiser brought out some of the biggest stars. jay z, snoop, the chainsmokers gabrielle union and "shark tank's" mark cuban were all seen out and about. events featured performances from the likes of post malone, black eyed peas, dan + shay, along with demi lovato and guns n roses who took the stage for over two hours. at the annual fanatics party many took time to pay tribute to kobe bryant. just about everybody was there was wearing kobe's number after host michael ruben gave out over 1,000 jerseys to party goers. on the mic, shaq asked the crowd to join him in honoring his late teammate. more mvps hit the carpet ahead of at&t's glitzy party.

paul rudd and lady gaga who was performing showed up shining bright in a silver jumpsuit along with some of her little monsters. jamie foxx stopped by to give me his prediction for the game. >> i got the dallas cowboys. >> reporter: victor cruz also stopped by and told me he's only in town to party. >> are you sticking around through the game? are you going to the game? >> i'm out of here. right before that game starts, i got to go. >> you don't mess around. if you ain't playing in it, you're out. >> that's the best time to leave. everybody's at the game or at the bar watching the game. i'm on the flight watching the game. >> reporter: guys, i have to tell you, kobe bryant is on the minds of a lot of folks down here. an incredible scene, that party was right behind my hotel. to see that sea of people flow out of that party all wearing the kobe jerseys was something to see. guys, it's been a heck of a week. they tell us coronavirus is coming after us, we've been watching the impeachment trial

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and joining us from miami is tedy bruschi, three-time super bowl champion with the patriots and current espn analyst. tedy, it's great to have you here. thanks for joining us. let's jump right in. give us your take, quarterback patrick mahomes and that quick-strike offense of the chiefs versus the stingy 49ers defense. who has the edge? >> good morning, guys. that's a tough question. the 49ers have a great unit. i have been a part of games in super bowls where in the beginning the defense has the advantage. here's one guarantee -- defense usually gets gassed because we're emotional people so all of the emotions in the beginning. second half, i think that's where patrick mahomes will start to have success and absolutely have that advantage. >> he's capable of doing pretty much anything. the 49ers' quarterback, jimmy garoppolo on the other hand, threw only eight passes in the nfc championship win over the packers. can they beat the chiefs with that same game plan, leaning on the run game? >> well, i think they'll have to do more than run the football because the chiefs' defense is a solid unit.

jimmy garoppolo will have to throw more than eight passes, that's a guarantee. i think that will happen. kyle shanahan knows that. jimmy garoppolo knows at one point this game, these teams, they're too good. they're both evenly matched. it's pick 'em game. he knows the ball will be in his hands by the end of the game and he'll have to do something with it to leads his team down the field to win the football game. jimmy garoppolo possibly could be the mvp candidate in the game. >> tedy, i'm putting you on the spot, lean into it, you mentioned defense wins games. who are you picking to win this one? >> i'm a defensive guy, too, so i'm going to go with the san francisco 49ers. the defense is just enough. they're not going to shut out patrick mahomes but they'll have moments where they get a couple of takeaways. but in the end, i think it's going to be garoppolo who's going to have to do something to win the football game. i think he does it in overtime, drives down the field, get the field goal. 49ers, 38-35. >> my family and friends in the bay area like your answer.

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>> what's the most fun thing coaching a team? >> when you play football the best part is bei around the guys. when you get done playing you don't want to give that up, so you coach. >> the best way to grow the game internationally is having the game here because this is like a melting pot for all nations. >> you're 13 and you're an ace announcer. >> your family must be so proud of both of you guys made it to the nfl. >> i feel like we're still trying to exceed the level of expectation and continue to make them proud. >> reporter: working the red carpet is really hard. sometimes you just got to take a juice box break. >> what's your prediction for the score of the super bowl tomorrow? >> the score? i think the 49ers are going to win. >> i want the chiefs to win. i'm not -- >> bring it in. >> reporter: the red carpet was awesome and the nfl honors was amazing. i'm quentin corr for "gma." >> great job to quentin. he's done amazing this weekend. okay, so, what's a super bowl without those whacky prop bets. here's a look at what you can bet on besides the score.

there's a bet how long demi lovato's rendition of the national anthem will be, over or under two minutes. one of the popular prop bets, who will win the coin toss? 50/50 proposition. more teams that have won the coin toss have gone on to lose the super bowl. so keep that in mind. and this one is getting a lot of attention. the color of the gatorade shower. a lot of people betting that it will be purple in tribute to the late great kobe bryant. that color reportedly has only turned up twice in the last 17 years. >> that's my favorite flavor. >> purple? >> what is purple, grape? >> finally, counter programming out there, one of the cutest kind, the puppy bowl pits team ruff versus team fluff. in battle for puppy prominence. cuteness overload now in its 16th year on animal planet. and of course let's not forget the kitten bowl, the cutest catthelets.

dan will be watching. >> i'm going to be watching. >> the hallmark channel on the remote. i'll be watching. hey, guys, thank you for watching us. don't forget george will have a big show this morning on "this week." have a great one. good morning, everyone. i' liz kreutz. less than eight hours to kick off super bowl liv and 49ers quest for sixth trophy. hard rock stadium, niners against chiefs as slight

underdogs. k.c. favored by a point and a half. kickoff at 3:40. say the 49ers win, you can be one of the first fans to get championship gear at dick's sporting goods. stores across the bay area will extend hours and open early at 7:00 tomorrow morning if the niners win. keep in mind today there will likely be street closures to prevent street closures from getting out of hand. take a look around 5:15 mission between cesar chavez and 24th may be closed, bartlett and portrero. now a look at the forecast with lisa argen. >> hey, liz. weather chasing here. look at exploratorium and see scattered clouds. winds picking up, in the 50s. as we look at san jose, partly cloudy skies, the rule for the afternoon. northwesterly winds will be accelerating through the game time and evening hours. right now 35 hour winds.

at the coast upper elevations at 40 miles an hour for mount diablo. today's highs, 10 to 15 cooler than yesterday. cooler than average, add in northwesterly winds. that 52 is going to feel cool at the coast. wind advisory through tomorrow, overnight lows tonight very chilly because we're looking at a dry atmosphere and many locations dropping to near freezing. the accuweather seven-day frecast, a couple of frosty mornings through tuesday morning and then afternoon highs get warmer, milder, with mid-60s and very dry. liz. >> thanks, lisa.

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