grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. stay with us for "gma." have a great day. making news in america this morning, super bowl champs. >> touchdown, kansas city. >> kansas city surprising the 49ers with a dramatic comeback. the best moments of the night and what players are saying this morning about the big win that was 50 years in the making. coronavirus crackdown. >> if you don't have an american passport, you don't have a passport with you, you cannot fly to america. >> officials confirming the first death outside of china as the virus spreads across the globe. at least 11 cases confirmed here in the u.s. as the country closes its borders. the drastic new measures that has some citizens stranded. the race for iowa.

democratic candidates making their final push ahead of today. the four favorites campaigning late into the night hoping for a last-minute surge. who will come out on top? plus, victoria's dirty little secret? explosive allegations against executives of the iconic lingerie brand. roasting the royals. the sassy acceptance speech that took a swipe at prince harry right in front of his brother. and super snooze. this sleepy sports fan that stunned the internet. good morning, everyone. no need to adjust your televisions sets. yes, we are in a new temporary studio here for "america this morning," and we begin with the kansas city chiefs' big win. >> it was the team's first super bowl victory in 50 years, and kansas city fans are not waiting for wednesday's parade. they went wild as soon as the game ended.

>> yes, they did, but they had to wait until late in the fourth quarter to start celebrating. until then, it appeared the san francisco 49ers were going to win it. >> 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 rockets red glare 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. star power exploded at halftime. shakira started the high energy celebration showing the world those hips really don't lie. >> miami, are you ready? >> reporter: then it was j. lo's turn. ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪

kicking it off with "jenny from the block," those patriotic flares, the puerto rican and american flags, making a political statement, using images of children in cages. mahomes not ready to quit even after back to back interceptions, leading k.c. to one touchdown. >> first and goal. pass, touchdown. chiefs are back in. >> reporter: and then another. >> mahomes, throws, pass caught. williams, touchdown. >> reporter: and the third td all in the final six minutes. a first super bowl title for veteran head coach andy reid and mahomes, the 24-year-old qb named super bowl liv mvps. >> the leaders on this team, they have that mindset we're never going to give up and we'll fight until the end. >> reporter: a fight for kansas city, half a century in the making. mahomes bringing it home. i had to. that show getting a lot of attention this morning. much more later on "the pulse," and what j. lo's daughter had in that big performance.

and we turn now to the worldwide effort to contain the coronavirus. the illness confirmed in at least 23 countries including the philippines where the first death outside of china has been reported. overnight medical workers in hong kong went on strike demanding officials close their shared border with china, and now the u.s. is taking drastic measures to curb this spread after doctors confirmed more cases in california. >> reporter: this morning, the door is closed for non-american travelers. >> 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: officials banning anyone without a u.s. passport from coming into the country if they have been to china amid the coronavirus outbreak, and putting new restrictions on citizens coming from the outbreak's epicenter. >> they will be subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine.

>> reporter: the ban coming as at least 11 cases of the virus have been confirmed in the u.s. and nearly 300 others in the country are suspected of being sick. the department of homeland security restricting flights from china with only 11 airports allowed to accept passengers headed for quarantine. >> i'm just getting a huge runaround. it's so frustrating. >> reporter: but caught in the middle of the new restrictions, some families who are not yet u.s. citizens. >> this is where the car was supposed to come in. >> reporter: justin is going to school in wuhan, china, where he lives with his wife and 1-month-old son. they are desperately trying to get on one of the evacuation flights set up for american families. the only problem? justin is the only one with a u.s. passport. >> america says if you don't have an american passport, or a passport with you, you cannot fly to america. >> reporter: after days of uncertainty and working with the american embassy, the family got a heart-wrenching answer.

>> we got the news that if we fly out on the 3rd that i would be able to go, and colton would be able to go. the problem is they won't allow ling to go, and since ling can't go, it's kind of a problem because why would you separate a 1-month-old baby from their mommy? they just gave us a flatout no. >> the cdc says they expect the number of cases here in the u.s. to go up even more, but they insist that people should go about their daily lives. just make sure to take precautions like washing your hands. now to the race for 2020 with the iowa caucuses just hours away. the voters set to have their first say in the crucial process of the primary season. >> the candidates spent their weekend making a final push for support.

ines dela cuetara has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. there's a palpable sense here. others are still in a position to pull off surprises. after more than 2,000 events, months of campaigning and millions spent on ads, democratic candidates gearing up for one final push before the first major voting contest of the 2020 primary season. >> there are still undecideds out there. >> reporter: thousands packing events across the state. >> the bad news is there's no more room inside. the good news is, there's still more room inside. sounds to me like iowa's ready for some big structural change. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden drawing what his campaign says was his biggest crowd ever in iowa. >> you set the nation on a path to determine who their choices are. >> reporter: joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg all locked in a

four-way battle after trying to make the most of their weekend. the senators in the race now having to leave the hawkeye state and rush back to the capitol hill -- capitol where the president's impeachment trial resumes. >> i'm asking you to take this over the goal post for me. >> reporter: the closing arguments, zeroing in on electability. >> we believe we're the best campaign to go out there to go out there and beat donald trump. >> we win here, we have a path toward victory, and together we will defeat the most dangerous president in modern american history. >> reporter: but not all candidates are competing for iowa. there are some like mayor michael bloomberg who have decided to focus instead on states that are voting in a few weeks, and as for those senators who have had to return to washington, they've all said they plan to be back in iowa this evening. guys? >> we'll have coverage tonight on the results. it's streaming on abc newslive. ines, thank you. overseas a man wearing a

fake explosive device stabbed two people in london during a terror attack. the suspect was fatally shot by police. the 20-year-old was just released from prison last week after serving time for terror-related offenses. he was also under police surveillance. another person was injured in the crossfire by shattered glass. time now for a look at your weather for this monday morning. a major storm is now moving through the rockies bringing heavy snow, strong winds and falling temperatures. it's already snowing in salt lake city. the snow is expected to start in denver just after the morning rush, but as much as 6 inches may fall, but the mile high city is only going to reach 29 degrees today, the same as minneapolis. seattle's high will be 42. chiefs fans there in kansas city dancing in the streets will see a high of 54. chicago will reach 40. dallas, and miami, 74 with new orleans not far below.

coming up, the desperate search for a little boy after he vanished on his way to a friends's house. but first, what to expect on capitol hill as senators hear closing arguments in the impeachment trial. and roasting the royals. hear brad pitt's joke that got

we are back with closing arguments beginning today in president trump's impeachment trial. now on the fast track after the senate voted to block new witnesses. >> the president is expected to be acquitted, but he is railing against the impeachment in a new interview ahead of tomorrow's state of the union address. abc's andrew dymburt has more from washington. andrew, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, elizabeth, good morning. yeah, in just a few short days this will all be over, and the result is not really in doubt. we fully expect an acquittal.

>> i use the word witch hunt and i use the word hoax. >> reporter: hours before closing armting arguments in th impeachment trial, the president letting loose on his rivals and critics, including nancy pelosi in an interview on fox with sean hannity. >> i think she's a very nervous and confused woman. i don't think she wanted to do this. i think she knew what was really going to happen, and our worst nightmare has happened. >> reporter: the news reaching the finish line. expected to vote on abuse of power and obstruction of congress. with a 53-47 republican advantage in the senate, trump is all by certain to be acquitted. >> it's a grand tragedy, one of the worst tragedies that the senate has ever overcome. >> reporter: democrats had pinned their hopes on introducing new documents and witnesses in the trial like former national security adviser john bolton, but failed to garner enough votes. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: and with the trial's conclusion on the horizon, president trump turning

his attention to the state of the union address on tuesday. joining bill clinton back in 1999 as presidents who delivered the address in the midst of impeachment. and even if every democratic senator votes to remove trump from office, that's not nearly the two-thirds required to actually remove him. andrew dymburt on capitol hill for abc news, kenneth, elizabeth? >> andrew kicking off what's going to be a busy week on capitol hill there. thank you. coming up, billionaire jeff bezos hit with a new lawsuit. why he is going back to court over those leaked photos. also ahead, no angel. the bombshell new allegations about top executives at victoria's secret. were the models manipulated? and the halftime show with shakira and j. lo. the reaction still coming in this morning. ♪ halftime show with shakira and j. lo. the reaction still coming in this morning. ♪ who've got their eczema under control.

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we are back with new allegations against victoria's secret. the company is accused of fostering a toxic culture of harassment, misogyny and retribution at the expense of its models and employees. >> a "new york times" article says the disturbing behavior went on for years fuelled by the most powerful men in the company. ♪ look out because here i come >> reporter: victoria's secret's angels are known to dazzle on the runway, but this morning, a revealing look behind the scenes in an explosive investigation by "the 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 the brand of the parent company played a central role in casting the angels and was the subject of multiple complaints of inappropriate touching and comments. >> anyone who complained or disagreed with ed razek were brushed aside, pushed out and ignored. >> reporter: razek telling abc news in an email, the accusat n accusations in "the times" story are categorically untrue, misconstrued or taken out of context, but other executives are saying that 82-year-old leslie wexner was aware of his pattern of bad behavior and was heard demeaning women. wexner's representative declined comment. victoria's secret's parent company does not dispute the reporting and a spokesperson expressed regret to abc news and tells us that the company is fully committed to continuous improvement and complete

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♪ time to check "the pulse" this monday after the super bowl. let's start with halftime. >> the performance is already being called the best super bowl halftime show ever. shakira and jennifer lopez wowed the crowd singing and dancing up a storm. lady gaga tweeted that she, quote, danced and smiled the whole time. she and others used the words, incredible and impressive. >> the show also made a strong statement about latinos' place in america, and there was that incredible moment when j. lo's 11-year-old daughter took the mic. >> latinos. ♪ born in the usa, born in the usa ♪ ♪

>> j. lo's fiance alex rodriguez also got into the act, uploading a cute video showing him dancing in the audience, and the message, she absolutely crushed it. >> she did. after the show, the celebration confetti, something special this year, tweets from kansas city chiefs' fans and predictions. >> predictions, some of the confetti including a 2013 tweet from chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes which said, i bet it feels amazing to be the quarterback who says i'm going to disney world after winning the super bowl. something he's doing today. president trump was among the first to congratulate the chiefs on their super bowl victory. but his jogfy -- geography was a little off. >> a little bit. the president praised the chiefs for a great game and a fantastic comeback saying they represented the great state of kansas. the problem is the team plays in kansas city, missouri. that tweet was quickly deleted. >> okay. and at least one fan not

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making news right now, a heartbreaking super bowl loss for the 49ers. i did not want to read that. >> we all know what happened. >> the team and fans are still proud of a tremendous comeback season. there's a new case of the coronavirus in northern california. international travelers arriving at sfo face new restrictions. and a bay area law maek er talks about pg&e. good morning. it's monday, february 3rd. and we still like the 49ers. >> well done.

people are bummed out, but they made it to the super bowl. >> and they have one of the youngest teams in the league. with a little seasoning, they'll be back. >> not a problem. >> it was a great game until the second half. last six minutes. >> went to bathroom, came back. what happened? >> mahomes. that's what he does. just a bit better version of russell wilson. in the last quarter he picks it up, the magic happens. >> congratulations. >> absolutely. a cold start. temperatures up to 16 degrees colder, even 20 in yucaipa than yesterday. where does that leave us? frosty, freezing cold in san ramon, livermore, fairfield, napa, clear lake. everybody else in the mid 30s to a few mid 40s around oakland and san francisco. let's see where we end up this afternoon. temperatures around 53 to 57 degrees. won't be quite as windy as

yesterday, but a breeze will be out there. you'll notice it. i noticed it on the bridges. jobina? >> yes, thank you. good morning. high wind advisories for several bridges. i'll get to that in a moment. a commuter alert, the posey tube, full closure weekdays from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. that work will continue through march. to the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. let's see what else. the richmond-san rafael bridge, also the benicia bridge and the dumbarton bridge, all have high wind advisories. be careful. take your time out there as you come across. a live look at the san mateo bridge. and drive times this morning. all green across the board. >> thanks. it went down to the wire but in the end the chiefs came back from a ten-point deficit to beat the niners, and now they're super bowl champs. >> this is kansas city's first super bowl win in 50 years. about halfway through the fourth quarter, the niners were up ten.

their record tying sixth super bowl championship was in their grasp but the chiefs outscored them 21-0 to win. george kittle talked about the game and the disappointing loss. >> honestly sucks. not anything you can wrap your head around. i wish i had another half to play. we don't. we didn't take advantage of our opportunities. i can give you every cliche in the book. we just didn't get it done. >> final score, 31-20. chiefs quarterback, patrick mahomes, was named mvp of super bowl liv. >> whether you watched the super bowl at your house, at a watch party, it was a good game until the last quarter. >> mm-hmm. >> lauren martinez went to a watch party in san jose and has more on how fans are dealing with the loss. [ cheers ] >> reporter: faithful fans watched super bowl liv watch parties in san jose as the 49ers took on the chiefs.