and took the temperature. can you cook it safe? breaking news in america this morning, caucus chaos. results delayed in iowa. no winner to announce overnight after the democratic party reports inconsistencies in the results. what went wrong and what we're expecting today. coronavirus emergency. thousands of people now stuck on a cruise ship after a passenger tests positive. the military turning buildings into quarantine areas in china as a second death outside mainland china is confirmed. the new effort to evacuate americans. the growing mystery at a world famous butterfly sanctuary. two men found dead just days apart. are their deaths linked to their fight to protect monarch

butterflies? plus, gunfire inside a college dorm. two women killed and a toddler among the victims. what police are revealing. weather alert. the biggest snowstorm of the year in parts of the west now barreling east. and behind the scenes at the super bowl halftime show. the new video of jennifer lopez and what she said just before taking the stage while at disney world we go one-on-one with mvp patrick mahomes. good tuesday morning, everyone. what a night and what a morning. we begin with the breaking news from iowa. the caucus results are on hold this morning because of problems with the vote count. >> the iowa democratic party is blaming inconsistencies. they expect to release the results later today after they manually verify the data and investigate issues with the mobile app used to report votes. >> as the campaigns express

frustrations, the candidates took victory laps before heading to new hampshire. abc's ines de la cuetara begins our coverage from des moines. ines, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth and elizabeth. we still don't know who won the iowa caucuses. the campaigns and their supporters have been waiting for hours and the iowa democratic party is struggling to explain the delay. overnight, frustration from campaigns and their supporters. >> thank you so much. so, listen, it is too close to call. so i'm just going to tell you what i do know -- >> you won! [ cheers ] >> reporter: the iowa democratic party not releasing any results saying in a statement they're worried about quality checks and inconsistencies. >> i want to make sure they're very careful in their deliberations, and indications are it's going to be close. >> reporter: the holdup raising questions about the new app used

this cycle to report results, but the party insisting the problem is not the results of any hack or intrusion. >> we know one thing, we are punching above our weight. >> reporter: abc news learning officials are now hand counting the results, but the complication is adding a new layer of doubt to an already uncertain primary season. there was no clear front-runner in iowa. joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg had all been hoping winning the hawkeye state would help them break out of the pack. >> i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well in iowa. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the biden campaign indicating they may not trust the party writing in a statement, we believe that the campaigns deserve full explanations and relevant information regarding the methods of quality control you are employing and an opportunity to respond before any official results are released and the campaigns are now moving on to new hampshire which votes in a week. the iowa democratic party says it will release the results

today. kenneth and elizabeth. >> and we will be watching. all right, ines there in des moines, thank you. the candidates are now forced to move on from iowa under a cloud of confusion and doubt. >> that means the winner has been denied the opportunity to relish the opportunity on the big night. more insight from our political director rick klein. >> kenneth and elizabeth, an utter meltdown in des moines. what was supposed to be a joyous kickoff to the process is instead a meltdown of epic proportions for a party that right now is grappling with a whole series of issues, now no clarity at all out of iowa. no information coming from the iowa democratic party after a series of technical snafus delayed calling into question the results. now even joe biden's campaign saying they're not sure they can trust the numbers. multiple campaigns are now declaring victory over partial sets of numbers, and all of the campaigns are decamping to new hampshire for the next round without knowing really anything of what happened in the first state. the country that's been reeling

with questions around election security now has a new one to grapple with with president trump stirring the pot of this turmoil inside the democratic party, really a worst case scenario for the democrats here in iowa. kenneth and elizabeth. >> rick, thank you. we will have much more analysis of the chaos in iowa and where the race goes from here on our website and our streaming channel abc newslive. we turn now to the coronavirus emergency. at least 425 people have now died in china. >> 64 deaths have been confirmed in the last day and now new flights are set to evacuate more americans from the country. this morning, a husband and wife infected with the coronavirus are being treated at a new hospital. california officials say they've been moved to san francisco. their hometown doctors unable to handle their deteriorating condition. >> they did not go out even for groceries. they have not been out of their house. so as far as i'm concerned, there is at the present time absolutely no risk. >> reporter: it's the second

person-to-person transmission case in the u.s. just 2 of the 11 confirmed cases here. while the cdc is confident the spread of the virus can be contained, international health officials are now warning that the virus can survive on hard surfaces for up to five days. >> expect to find additional cases of novel coronavirus infection in the united states. >> reporter: overnight chinese state media released this video of soldiers delivering hundreds of beds to a makeshift quarantine facility in the convention center in wuhan, the city at the center of the outbreak. to the south in hong kong officials overnight confirmed the second death outside mainland china. a 39-year-old man who began feeling sick last wednesday. it comes as nearly 4,000 people on board a princess cruise ship remain on lockdown including americans. >> the ship got the news that a passenger, a previous passenger, had tested positive, and that put everything into a spin. >> reporter: that passenger diagnosed after leaving the

cruise early. it's docked in japan while teams covered head to toe in hazmat suits go from room to room testing others for symptoms. the thousands on board now in limbo waiting to hear if they'll be forced to stay in quarantine. >> it's unfathomable that 4,000 people will be in this harbor for 14 days or more. >> more than 20,000 cases are now reported worldwide but some good news this morning. the first coronavirus patient here in the u.s. is now out of the hospital. he's still in isolation in washington state but his condition has improved enough to go home. new details overnight about a hit-and-run crash outside a high school near oklahoma city. a star athlete was killed and five other students were injured, some critically. the truck driver is now in custody. police are investigating whether he was intoxicated. they also tell us that he lost his son in a car crash in that same area on sunday. classes are canceled until thursday at texas a&m commerce after a shooting inside a

student dorm. two women were killed and a 2-year-old child was injured. no word why that toddler was on campus. no arrests were reported overnight. police are not revealing a potential motive and the school says it is increasing patrols on campus. time now for a look at your weather for this tuesday morning. salt lake city is finally getting a break from the snow after a storm dumped up to 18 inches in parts of the region. roads are still expected to be icy this morning. looking at the radar, denver is now feeling the brunt of that storm. even albuquerque is getting snow overnight and snow is expected to begin in chicago just in time for the morning commute. looking at today's high temperatures, only 19 in denver, even phoenix is chilly with a high of 55. 64 in los angeles and 75 in new orleans.

coming up, rush limbaugh looks ahead after announcing his cancer diagnosis. also ahead, why one republican senator says she is voting to acquit president trump despite his, quote, shameful and wrongful behavior and what to expect at tonight's state of the union. and later a dream come true. we catch up with chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes at

i have to tell you something today that i wish i didn't have to tell you. i have been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. >> talk show host rush limbaugh has revealed he's fighting advanced lung cancer. he's taking the next few days off to get more tests and determine treatment.

he says his only symptom so far is shortness of breath. now to washington and closing arguments in the impeachment trial. >> a closely watched republican senator has now revealed how she will vote. it comes as president trump prepares for tonight's state of the union address with many wondering how he will address the impeachment trial. >> abc's andrew dymburt has the latest from capitol hill. andrew, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. the democrats just don't have the votes to convict the president, but interestingly enough, there's a growing number of republican senators who say the president's actions were wrong but still don't rise to the level of impeachment. it's a fight to the finish but heading towards a democrat defeat. in the senate impeachment trial of president trump, both sides delivering closing arguments monday ahead of an expected acquittal. no gop senator indicating they would vote for trump's removal from office including moderate republicans like alaska's lisa murkowski. >> i cannot vote to convict. the constitution provides for impeachment but does not demand

it in all instances. >> reporter: with the result all but sealed democrats instead urging their republican counterparts to view the trial through the lens of history. lead house impeachment manager adam schiff. >> you can't trust this president to do the right thing, not for one minute, not for one election, not for the sake of our country. >> reporter: trump's defense meanwhile arguing the impeachment process was partisan and claimed the close call to introduce new witnesses and documents in the trial would not have changed a thing. >> these articles fail on their face as they do not meet the constitutional stanford for impeachable offenses. no amount of testimony could change that fact. >> reporter: still while republicans get set to acquit the president, a growing number disagree with his actions insisting the president's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate joe biden was not right. >> i think he shouldn't have done it. i think it was wrong. >> reporter: closing arguments

resume today and, again, expect both sides to focus on how they want this trial to be remembered. of course, that final vote is happening tomorrow. kenneth, elizabeth. >> all right, andrew there on capitol hill. thank you. coming up, one-on-one with super bowl mvp patrick mahomes. but first a developing story, the growing mystery surrounding two people found dead within days of each other and their connection to a famous butterfly sanctuary. chick-fil-a nuggets d i love because the flavor is unparalleled. as soon as you bite into them, you're in a happy place. the seasoning is perfect. hey, i'm giovanni and a little thing i love about chick-fil-a nuggets is that they're perfectly breaded. there's just that right amount of crisp. i don't know what they're doing in the kitchen, but it's pure magic.

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this morning a mystery surrounds the deaths of two men who dedicated their lives to one of nature's biggest phenomena. the two activists worked at the world famous el rosario reserve in mexico where each winter millions of monarch butterflies migrate to the mountains west of mexico city, sometimes traveling thousands of miles. >> they come here from as far away as winnipeg, canada. they weigh less than an ounce. >> reporter: abc news was given extraordinary access to the reserve in 2018 when "nightline" reported on the massive decline in the number of migrating butterflies. down 95% since the990s. experts blamed climate change, an uptick in hurricanes and also illegal logging, which conservationists have been fighting to stop. [ speaking foreign language ] the first victim, homero gomez, the manager of the sanctuary was found dead after police say he was beaten and thrown down a well. his family says he had recently received threats warning him to stop the campaign against

illegal logging. the second victim, a tour guide at the reserve, was found dead days later at the very top of the sanctuary. no arrests have been reported and authorities have not confirmed whether the deaths are connected. police in california are trying to determine a motive for a shooting rampage on a greyhound bus in the middle of the night. a woman was killed and five other people were wounded when a man opened fire on the bus as it was heading from los angeles to san francisco. passengers disarmed him and got him off the bus. detectives say there's no indication that the suspect knew the victims. a kayaking trip in the florida evergrades has ended with a man being rescued. his trip was supposed to last one week, but he was stranded for an extra four days. his cell phone and other belongings finally washed up on shore on sunday, but tracking data from his phone helped deputies find him yesterday. he was floating face up wearing a life jacket. he's now recovering.

in sports super bowl mvp patrick mahomes has realized a dream come true. he and his girlfriend made the trip to disney world and then mahomes spoke one-on-one with abc's will reeve. >> you tweeted years ago like i can't imagine what it would be like to come to disney world as the quarterback winning the super bowl. now you're here. how does it compare? >> i couldn't even imagine how it feels to be here. i mean, i thought i could when i sent the tweet out but to be here with all chiefs kingdom behind me and be a super bowl champion is amazing. i think after i get that parade in kansas city and i get to be with the fans and see the joy they have, i think that'll be one of the major moments when it sets in for me. >> the chiefs victory parade is tomorrow in kansas city. >> kansas city coach andy reid was asked how he celebrated the win, and he said that he ate, quote, the biggest cheeseburger ever saw, and then he said this. >> i didn't really sleep last night, but i didn't spend it with the trophy. well, i did.

i spent it with my trophy wife. how is that? >> so sweet. you heard him right. reid spent the night with his trophy wife of 38 years, tammy. >> that's right. one chiefs fan also celebrated by showing off his new tattoo of the coach. all the talk of andy reid reminded us of this old video. that's reid when he was just 13 years old towering over players his age. andy reid was a big boy. >> wow. >> pretty nice there. nice find on that video. up next in "the pulse," the fake traffic jam caused by google. also ahead, the historic news concerning the broadway show "hamilton." but first the behind-the-scenes video from the super bowl halftime show. >>hey, i'm going to need you to ... never mind. ♪ can't touch this. ♪ help! ♪ you can't touch this. ♪ ♪ you can't touch this. ♪

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♪ time to check your tuesday "pulse." we begin with a backstage pass to the super bowl halftime show. >> 103 million people were watching when j. lo and shakira took the stage, and now j. lo has shared a video that shows the heart-pounding moments before the performance. take a look. >> thank you, and we are so grateful because we are gonna rock this stadium. [ cheers ] >> are you ready, miami? >> that's a cool look behind the scenes. in her caption j. lo wrote she wants all the girls in the world to, quote, use their voices and be proud of everything they are. we are proud to recognize that all of us together are what makes this beautiful country truly great.

>> wow, what a show and what a video. >> that image there with her daughter emme. >> love, love, love. now that halftime show is paying off for j. lo and shakira. sales of their songs in the performance have jumped by more than 1,000%. >> they don't get paid a penny for the show, but they get paid in the aftermath with all of their sales there and their songs back in the spotlight. next the man who created what looked like a traffic jam. >> he decided to play a prank and was seen pulling a wagon full of 99 smartphones around berlin, germany, and all of those phones were running google maps at the same time. >> so that fooled google maps into thinking the phones were moving slowly because of traffic. the virtual traffic jams were then shown as green streets turned red. lesson here, technology is not foolproof. and finally the hit musical "hamilton" is making the jump from broadway to the big screen. >> disney reportedly paid $75 million for the rights, which would be one of the biggest acquisition deals in movie history. >> the film will include the

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nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! making news right now at 4:27, chaos and frustration in the iowa caucuses. we still don't know which democrat won and we may not know for hours. the death toll from the coronavirus climbs above 400 in china, two infected patients are now being treated in san francisco. and oakland taking a big step forward in helping to build a better bay area. they opened up an rv parking area that's more than just a safe place for homeless people. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, february 4. >> and it is so cold outside. mike. >> sir. >> help us, please. >> it will be warmer than it was yesterday afternoon, but the breezes are still out there, also. your current conditions, you can see we run from -- we have some

ice up in walnut creek. this is obviously a car lot. in need of a 2018, looks like a good looking model right there. notice the ice on top of it as the freezing temperatures have taken over parts of walnut creek this morning. let's look at what's going on elsewhere. most of us in the 30s and the 40s. now as far as our highs today how about 60 in santa rosa for the warm spot. most of us 56 to 57, maybe 58 degrees. a touch warmer. with the breezes probably won't even notice. the winds and your planner coming up today. thank you, everyone. winds are a part of the morning commute. i want to take you to the altamont pass where we have a high wind advisory from the chp right now. we also have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge just like yesterday. you'll see those signs up there as you make it through the toll be aware of that this morning. san mateo bridge looking good, an easy ride to start off at 4:28. and let's check in with these drive times.

highway 4 to the maze. across the bay bridge, ten minutes. san francisco to sfo, a nine-minute ride. reggie and kumasi? thank you, jobina. it is your voice, your vote, and we are still awaiting the results of the iowa caucus. they were put on hold after they say there were problems with the vote count. they expect to release the votes later today. candidates are not wasting any time in iowa. this is new video of andrew yang, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. >> reporter: good morning. we still don't know who won the iowa caucuses. the campaigns and their supporters have been waiting for hours and the iowa democratic party is struggling to explain the delay. overnight frustration from campaigns and their supporters. >> thank you so much. so listen, it is too close to call.

so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. >> you won! >> reporter: the iowa democratic saying in a statement they're worried about quality checks and inconsistencies. >> and i want to make sure they're very careful in their deliberation. >> reporter: the holdup raising questions about the new app use this had cycle to report results with the party insisting the problem is not the results of any hack or intrusion. abc news learning officials are now hand counting the results, but the complication is adding a new layer of doubt to an already uncertain primary season. there was no clear front-runner in iowa. joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg had all been hoping winning the hawkeye state would help them break out of the pack. >> i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well here in iowa. >> reporter: and the campaigns are now moving on to new hampshire, which votes in a week. the iowaoc