thanks for joining us this monday. "good morning america" starts next. good morning, america. oh, that super bowl. >> tampa bucs super bowl lv champions. >> tom brady and tampa bay on top of the world, a record-breaking night for the g.o.a.t. >> i think we knew this was going to happen, didn't we? >> leading the buccaneers to the title and winning his seventh super bowl and fifth mvp. >> yeah, we're coming back. >> tampa's fierce defense shut undown the cs,patrk mahos an. star linebacker lavonte david joins us this morning. superspreader fears. as fans flood the streets of tampa to celebrate the victory, concern it could fuel a new outbreak of covid cases as an alarming new study reveals the uk variant is doubling in the u.s. about every ten days.

south africa stops the rollout of the astrazeneca vaccine and new hope in the race to vaccinate, pfizer cutting production time of its vaccine in half. and the johnson & johnson shot on the way. tidal wave of snow. deadly avalanches in the west. 15 people killed in the worst week in more than 100 years. why this year has been so dangerous. and polar blast. life-threatening cold blanketing the midwest, and that fast-moving snowstorm slammed the northeast. we're tracking the dangerous new storms on the move targeting millions. impeachment showdown. with one day until former president trump's second senate trial, democrats plan to use video and images from the capitol siege. >> we will remove them from office. >> and trump's own words to prove he incited the insurgency. but will it be enough to convince the 17 republicans they need to convict? super commercials. >> like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> the boss joins forces with jeep, doritos not falling flat,

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>> hey, thank you both. i was going to come live into the studio with you guys this morning, but i didn't want you to go into shock because it's been a while. i decided to do it from home this week, but i will be back there next week as soon as possible with you guys. what a game. what a game, indeed, it was. tom brady celebrating on the field with his family, getting hugs, of course, from his children and his wife gisele and brady has won more super bowls than any other player in history, george. >> looked like a full stadium but there were only 25,000 real people inside the stadium enjoying the game and there were a whole bunch of cutouts. 30,000 cardboard cutouts and health care workers there enjoying the game and, of course, t.j. holmes is there. >> reporter: hey, there, george, robin, stra, good morning to you from tampa brady or tompa bay or

ampa bay that'shat they're calling it. after all the talk we had about this being a battle for the ages, mahomes versus brady this is not going to go down in history as one of the most thrilling super bowls in all time and after all the talk we had about this being a super bowl like we've never seen before, it ended the play we've seen plenty of times before, tom brady with a trophy in his hands. a super bowl like we've never seen before ended the way we've seen plenty of times before. tom brady, again super bowl champion. the g.o.a.t. shared an on-field embrace with his family hoisting his son in the air before joining his daughter and gisele for a group hug at midfield. >> there's more to come, right, tom? >> yeah, we're coming back. >> reporter: it was brady's night with this touchdown setting the tone. >> i think we knew this would happen, didn't we? >> reporter: the 43-year-old now with seven championship wins, this his first in his first year

with his new team, the tampa bay buccaneers, a team that hadn't even been tobry admpa lastea afr 20ea in neenglang some alongside him, including leonard fournette. talk about the difference it makes to have a guy with that aura, tom brady, step into your locker room. how important was that part, just as important as his ability on the field? >> to have a guy like that next to me in the back field, has a resume, understands the game, we just ran with it. >> reporter: then gronk. rob gronkowski came out of retirement to join his longtime friend and former patriots teammate brady on the field with his first quarter touchdown, brady and gronk set the record for the most playoff touchdowns

by a tandem in nfl history. >> the old patriots teammates reunite in the super bowl for a score. >> great grk bime pla. te, talentworkthic, coitment and since here, he' takes a lot of people for us to get to this point and, you know, we all have great support systems in place and i think everybody should be celebrating. >> reporter: antoinio brown, th wide receiver who faced assault allegations off the field, but got brady's blessing for another shot at glory. >> for the touchdown, antonio brown. >> reporter: and while the g.o.a.t. showed he still can perform on the biggest stage even in the twilight of his career, the chiefs superstar quarterback patrick mahomes had one of the worst nights of his career. a steady start led to the chiefs putting points on the board early, but they couldn't

overcome costly penalties and turnovers. >> oh, what a hit. >> reporter: the tampa defense pounded the former league mvp ghlo>> knockedwa >>eput the quarthas pltyo look . on twitter after the game sayin alnd forever proud o in now, let's have a baby. now, that kind of ends on a sweet note, but the night also started on a sweet note. a lot of people going through a lot in this past year and the pandemic, and things felt different. even to the players it felt different and more meaningful. take a look at this picture, the families, the moms of the two star quarterbacks sharing a moment and an embrace after the game, so you could just kind of see and you felt throughout the night but still i will let you know that mahomes' mom did tweet actually at gisele last night a little note to, hey, if you have

to have the refs on your team, is that still winning? she threw some shade in there as well. >> ooh. >> it was all in good fun. but what a night like we've never seen before. >> that's not good fun. >> one thing we're used to seeing brady at the end. >> the tampa bay defense absolutely dominated the game. shutting down the chiefs and patrick mahomes. bucs' linebacker lavonte david is joining us live. super bowl champ, lavonte david. how does that sound to you, sir? >> sounds amazing, something i've been waiting for for a very long time in this organization. it's finally here. we finally got it done, made history and i'm very proud to be a part of it. >> you have every right to be proud. so what was it like? you're facing patrick mahomes and the chiefs, that efgh-powered offense, w yoabsh s

couldn't be beat over the top. we knew they could strike at any moment so just had to play top t mahomes, get patrick off his spot and that's what we was able to do. our defensive line was relentless and everybody was on point in the past and was able to eliminate the plays they've been doing all year and able to just try to make him a one-trick pony and able to execute at a high level. >> relentless is the word. you all were definitely relentless last night. tom brady, we know his impact on the field. talk about it. >> yes. >> in the locker room, his energy. >> i mean, yeah, tom, man, just him, man, just his aura, his vibe, the way he carries himself. oh, man, it's tom brady. i mean, you can't say much -- it's tom brady, a guy who everybody looks up to, a guy that everybody wants to be like, a guy everybody wants to play with. and from the moment he stepped in the locker room you felt that

winning pedigree and you understood why he won six championship rings now seven and i'm glad to be a teammate of his. and he just stepped in that locker room and did himself. he was coming into a great locker room already and he just came in, just did he what did and got us to a championship and couldn't ask for nothing more. >> team effort all the way, all the way around. we heard t.j. talking about it. what was it like in the stadium? i mean, it was limited capacity with the crowd. what was the feeling like? >> it felt like it was a full stadium. there were a lot of people loud, fans were into it throughout the whole time. the halftime show was amazing i heard. i wish i could have stepped out and watched it, but -- i'm a weeknd fan, so i wanted to watch it, but i couldn't. we was at halftime going through adjustments, but i did feel the energy in there. a lot of bucs fans in there, obviously, but the energy was amazing and everybody was out there supporting both teams. >> lavonte, you've been with the team for nine years.

six of these years, you all finished in last place in your division. you wake up this morning and now you're a super bowl champion. can you just talk about being persistent? >> super bowl champ. >> super bowl champ. just talk about the persistence to get there after all you've been through. >> yeah. when i first came to the bucs, obviously a guy who i talked to was derrick brooks. he always told me no matter what is going on, what's going on, just stay low to the ground. just you have that love for football and that the passion for it. it'll always be there throughout all the hard times. i had that love for the game and knew at some point everything would turn around. i hoped it would have happened sooner, but i wouldn't change this moment for the world. i'm happy. it took nine years and i'm thankful to be here and, you know, throughout the week i was reminiscing watching old film of the past years and just looking at all the guys who i played with and all the guys through

the organization and experienced those tough times with me and i say this all the time and in past interviews but this is for those guys who went through the hard grind with us but wasn't able to celebrate with us tonight but definitely -- i'm definitely doing it for them. >> so kind of you to say. you're a good man. one final question, did you really run out of gas on the way to the live shot and booker had to pick you up and bring you there? >> oh, yeah, i got to say i really did. i mean, i was out just celebrating with the team and i didn't pay attention to my gas tank and ended up running out of gas and had to come pick me up but i mean i'm still happy, though. i -- it was my first time ever doing that too. >> it's all right. hey, you know what, you didn't run out of gas last night and that's what's most important. on that field you didn't run out

of gas. that's what matters. lavonte david, enjoy, our best to you and the team. take care. >> appreciate it. thank you, guys. >> he had other things on his mind. it's okay. >> hey, what's it like, michael, to wake up the morning after? >> what a great attitude, though. but i tell you as much as tom brady is the heartbeat of the bucs' offense, he is the heartbeat of the bucs' defense. he is an incredible player. really incredible. >> he sure is. we turn to the concern that some super bowl parties may have been superspreaders and ignite a new covid surge just as vaccinations are picking up. according to the cdc, more than 31 million people have now had one dose, but experts say they have to come faster. eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: maskless mayhem. super bowl fans across the country going against cdc recommendations. in tampa, florida scenes like this with dancing and partying in the streets throughout the weekend. >>cean of people. >> reporter: many not wearing masks raising concerns the super

bowl could be a superspreader. this as a new study reveals that the very contagious uk variant is rapidly spreading across the country. the cdc warning that variant could be the main strain here in the u.s. by march. >> if you look at the number of cases, number of infections that are occurring in the united states, the proportion of them coming from this variant is doubling about every ten days. >> reporter: the south african variant also cause for concern. south africa stopping the rollout of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. new analysis finding it only offers limited protection against the highly contagious variant. here in the u.s. vaccine efforts ramping up. pfizer announcing they are now rolling out doses faster than originally planned, cutting production time in half. while the one dose johnson & johnson vaccine is waiting for emergency use authorization in baltimore workers are already c.

>> we grow the cells in there and then infect the cells and subsequently purify them to make the vaccine. >> reporter: abc news got an inside look at the process as they get it ready to be shipped out. >> the rack is brought into this storage area and we're inside and there's another freezer that is at minus 20 and there are doors inside the minus 20 freezer that are minus 70. that's where the product is stored. >> reporter: they're making millions of doses and have been working on this for months so when the vaccine is given, emergency use authorization, they can very quickly get it out to people who need it. george, johnson & johnson could be given that authorization by the end of the month. >> we sure hope so, thanks very much. to washington and the extraordinary second impeachment trial of former president trump. set to begin in the senate tomorrow and our new poll with ipsos shows that 56% of the

public believes the senate should convict trump and bar him from holding federal office again. 43% are against convicting him and rachel scott has the latest on how the house prosecutors will make their case. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are learning those house impeachment managers plan to rely heavily on video to make their case. the goal here is to remind those senators, now jurors in this trial, of the chaos and violence they witnessed on january 6th as they placed the blame squarely on donald trump. with just over 24 hours to go, democrats are preparing to make their case against the former president. relying on a trove of videos to force senators to relive the insurrection arguing donald e willemove them from office one way or another. >> reporter: the man in the horns and face paint is jacob chansley in this newly released video seen here celebrating right after the siege. his attorney says he believes he broke into the capitol at the request of trump. an abc news investigation

identified more than a dozen others who say they thought they were following trump's lead. andecrats say that's the point. arguing the deadly rampage would not have happened without the former president. >> we fight like hell and if you don't fight like hell, you won't have a country anymore. >> the president was taking steps to make it worse, not better. >> reporter: trump's lawyers say he did not incite the riot, insisting he was exercising his first amendment right. now in the final hours before his second impeachment trial the vast majority of republicans holding the line of defense claiming the trial is unconstitutional. republican congresswoman liz cheney still standing by her vote to impeach calling on senators to listen to the evidence. >> this is not something that we can simply look past or pretend didn't happen or try to move on. we've got to make sure this never happens again. >> reporter: the timing and structure of the trial is still unclear this morning, but both sides signaling they want it to be over with quickly, george.

>> rachel, thanks very much. we'll have full coverage of the trial that starts tomorrow this morning inclu ndingh action-packed halftime show, michael. and the battle off the field as well, robin, the super bowl commercials. we'll see who stole the show, but first, let's go to ginger. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: michael we did it again. we have a more than a half foot yesterday so now snowpack over two feet in parts of the tri-state. but look at this. rhode island had more than a foot, and the cold. it has nowhere to go. the albedo, the reflection of the snow is kicking so we won't hold any of that heat. let's get to the select cities now sponsored by consumer cellular. to the select cities now sponsored by consumer cellar.

good monday morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. fog spreading through the morning commute. then it will be mostly cloudy and cooler today. we'll be cooler with a couple of chances of rain thursday through valentine's day sunday. today mid-50s to low 60s. our spread about 54 to 62. tonight most of us will hang out in the low to upper 40s. so much more to come on this monday morning. we'll be back. monday morning. we'll be back.

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had to be a good show talking about one of the biggest stars in the world performing his biggest hits on the biggest stage. but why is it that some parts of his performance reminded me of a zoom meeting i had last week? yes, he put on a heck of a show that got a lot of people talking and gave a lot of people a lot of meme-worthy material. ♪ the star boy on the most coveted stage in the world. ♪ in a year like no other, the weeknd refusing to let the pandemic limit his show. ♪ i'll be there for you ♪ >> reporter: the 30-year-old pop star who poured $7 million of his own money into the spectacle using the partially empty stadium to his advantage building an elaborate set in the stands creating a, quote,

cinematic experience. ♪ fireworks lit up the sky as a massive choreographed choir and orchestra surrounded the artist who performed without any surprise guests. ♪ always worth it ♪ >> reporter: the show moving from one seen to the next seamlessly as the weeknd ran through hit after hit, leading to some of the most tweeted about moments of the night like this frazzled walk through a golden hallway. one person tweeting, this is how dads take selfies. the grammy award singing getting people talking with his army of bandaged dancers, a nod to the character he's been playing in music videos and performances over the past year calling out how hollywood can be superficial. the weeknd wearing a couture jacket that took 250 hours to make. his crew of nearly 300 dancers closing out with "blinding lights," and the wild fireworks. ♪

the show getting fans like tom brady's wife gisele dancing, along with health care workers who filled the stands. the team behind the performance said it was the production unlike any other. >> the one thing we didn't want to do is have people look back at the show and say, well, they had to do that because of covid. we pulled out all the stops. as far as lighting, video, staging, you know, automation, pyrotechnics, you know, large field cast. you know, i think we provided a spectacular show. >> reporter: all right, robin, george, stra, you probably noticed in the show something missing, that is guest performers. he told us ahead of time he wasn't going to have any special guests come out because it didn't go with his story line. so that's something rare in recent years not to see a guest, but he did his thing. also it looked like the stands were full much of the game. we just said the weeknd used the stands to his advantage because they were fairly empty, 30,000

of these fans were in the stands last night. folks could actually buy themselves a ticket, if you will and have themselves put into a cardboard and put in the seats and i'm just stepping out of the way. if you look right through the middle there those two signs, the stands still look kind of full because those cardboard cutouts are still in there and we see people physically removing people from the stands now, but it was a cool thing. you do what you got to do in a pandemic. that's why they looked so full. >> it really did look that way. you forget how many hits the weeknd has. hit after hit after hit. what a show. >> reporter: it was a show. they keep coming but he did. he took advantage of not having people in the stands and made it work for him, but what a spectacle. always great to watch. always something. always get people talking, guys. >> thank you, t.j. we turn to that frightening massive avalanche that was caught on camera during what has been a very dangerous ski season out west. it's been the deadliest week for avalanches in over 100 years.

including four people killed in utah this weekend. will carr has the latest for us. >> reporter: you're watching a tidal wave of snow. an avalanche that's crashing downhill in realtime. nate carlin says he was snowboarding with friends on saturday in utah when he felt the mountain shake. the snow then came racing down, burying four of them. >> i'm out. >> i got you. >> reporter: carlin tells abc news his friend hunter was trapped under three feet of snow for three minutes before he was able to free his arm and create an air pocket. he says while they had safety equipment, it's a miracle that everyone made it out alive. hours earlier another avalanche 80 miles away claimed the lives of four people including 29-year-old sarah moughamian. >> a total of four individuals. two buried, possibly more. >> reporter: her family says she was an experienced skier who loved the outdoors.

her partner was able to save two people who were trapped but was not able to save her. >> they've done this kind of skiing and hiking for years now and they've seen all types of avalanches. >> reporter: this area has been pounded by snow and a lot of skiers have been flocking here to the back country this year because of covid restrict sionst local resorts. with that in mind they want a plan including an avalanche beacon. i'll show you how this works. when you turn it on it should start to transmit. if you know it's working correctly, you're going to see this switch from red to green like that. you want to make sure you have a whistle and listen to the avalanche forecast and add all that up and could give your best chance for survival out here in these dangerous elements. robin? >> thank you, will, for all that vital, vital information. thank you. robin, coming up next the battle of the ads from bruce springsteen to michael b. jordan and donny deutsch will be here to talk about what were hits and what were misses. to talk about what were hits and what were misses. nd what were misses.

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we are back with a battle of the super bowl ads from amazon enlisting "black panther" star michael b. jordan as alexa's new body and bruce springsteen doing his first ever commercial for jeep. janai norman has the highlights. good morning, janai. >> reporter: hey, good morning,

george. even if you are not into football, so many tune in to the super bowl to see the ads, and while some of the usual big name brands sat this year out, there were still lots to see. even one particularly hard to see, very quick five-second ad paying homage to the underdogs. >> where is the bud light? >> reporter: this morning, it's not just the bucs celebrating a big win. ♪ wayne's world ♪ >> reporter: advertisers making their super bowl debut getting the proverbial touchdown. >> eat local. >> reporter: doordash and uber eats tapping familiar faces in their ad debuts. >> yeah, big bird. you can get all sorts of things delivered from the neighborhood. >> reporter: big bird, not the only big star. donning that red shirt drake for state farm. >> drake from state farm. >> reporter: michael b. jordan for amazon. >> i was in his hands. >> reporter: and the boss himself joining forces with jeep calling on americans to meet in the middle after the tumultuous political year. >> and we need that connection. we need the middle. >> reporter: car ads electrifying the night. >> meet me in norway. >> reporter: gm going full throttle with star power.

will ferrell, kenan thompson and awkwafina in a journey to norway to crush the electric vehicle market and many, many want to put 2020 in their rearview mirror. >> 2020 was a lemon of a year. >> reporter: bud light highlighting when life gives you lemons make seltzer. some ads flying by in a matter of seconds. reddit spending their entire annual budget for just five seconds of fame. >> sorry i called you karen. >> reporter: and m&m scoring sweet success teaching you how to handle life's fumbles. ♪ i want to break free ♪ >> reporter: and doritos and cheetos taking a chip out of the night. >> reporter: doritos not falling flat with matthew mcconaughey. >> did you steal my cheetos again? >> reporter: and mila kunis portrayed as a cheetos klepto. her husband and shaggy catch her

red a handed. george? >> let's bring in our friend top ad guru donny deutsch. thanks for joining us. love the super bowl tradition. this year was a different kind of year, donny. ad makers had to navigate a mine field. >> you know, the very challenged advertisers had this year they're going against the backdrop of so much controversy and conflict coming out of the pandemic that they're afraid to step in any political minefields being too politically correct or too politically incorrect. the symbol of all that was right was right with what advertisers were trying to do was the bruce springsteen ad for jeep. here we have this ad anybody can agree this marvelous message about united states reuniting yet there was not a human in the ad age showed how advertisers are struggling right now. how do we depict america? what does america look like? and can't agree on how to humanize america right now. i thought it was fascinating. message about humanity and there were no humans in it.

the therein lies the irony. >> you saw bruce and heard his voice. i loved the alexa ad. >> yeah. that was a wonderful -- michael b. jordan, fantasy ad. what was so great about it on the one hand it's entertaining and remember it and remember michael b. jordan but it showed the product and usage and so many times we see ads and that was a great ad, but you can't remember the product. it was a great combo of a great ad and the product. >> anyone miss? >> yeah, you know, a lot of the new advertisers like klarna, you know, some of these things where you didn't know the name, so a lot of first time advertisers in there, there was one for shaving of a head that you go, why are they here? i think you need to bring the big stuff to the game so you get your message is remembered with the brand so a lot of first time advertisers petered out. >> finally there's always one ad that pulls for inspiration and emotion. >> yeah, you know, that toyota

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. tom brady takes the bucs to super bowl glory winning his seventh super bowl and fifth mvp title setting a record with rob gronkowski for the most playoff touchdowns by a tandem in nfl history. >> the patriots teammates reunite for a score. >> the team shutting down the defending champs, the chiefs, what one of the tampa bay stars lavonte david is telling "gma" this morning. fears that the super bowl could be a superspreader event. fans flood the streets to celebrate. many with no masks. this as a new study reveals that the very contagious uk variant is rapidly spreading across the u.s. it could be the main strain here by march. ♪

this morning, katy, luke and lionel all joining us live. ♪ battle of the super bowl ads. the boss' breakout moment. with a movie message of unity. the edward scissorhands throwback 30 years in the making. >> yo, edward. >> and amazon's alexa like you've never seen it before. michael b. jordan burning up the screen. he's joining us live and he's saying -- >> good morning, america.♪ good morning, michael b. jordan, good morning, america. great to have him with us this morning. a lot of people had a great time watching the game last night, michael. >> yeah, i was one of them, george and our nfl kid correspondent amaya brannon, she had a touchdown of a night as well on the field with the biggest players for the super bowl and she had a chance to toss the game ball to start the

second half. that must have been really thrilling for her and we're looking forward to talking to her just ahead. plus, we have the frontline workers we surprised with super bowl tickets. well, they had an amazing night at the g wh ivd that's coming up just ahead, robin. >> looking forward to that. but let's go to t.j. he is still there in tampa with the highlights from the big game last night and, of course, for tom brady. good morning again, t.j. >> reporter: hey, hello. the game was billed as the greatest of all time, tom brady, against the guy considered maybe the greatest in the league right now, patrick mahomes. at the end of the night, though, we never thought it was possible for the g.o.a.t., the greatest of all time, brady to prove just how great he can be. a super bowl like we've never seen before. ended the way we've seen plenty of times before, tom brady, again super bowl champion. the g.o.a.t. shared an on field embrace with his family hoisting

his son in the air before joining his daughter and gisele for a group hug at midfield. >> there's more to come, right? >> yeah, we're coming back. >> reporter: it was again s nit with this early first quarter touchdown setting the tone. >> i think we knew this was going to happen, didn't we? >> reporter: the 43-year-old quarterback now with seven championship winnings. this his first in his first year with his new team, the tampa bay buccaneers. a team that hadn't been to the playoffs in 13 years. robin speaking earlier to the buccaneers' lavonte david. >> tom brady, we know his impact on the field. talk about it. >> yes. >> in the locker room. >> everybody looks up to a guy that everybody wants to be like, a guy who everybody want to play epped tohe locker room youe fe tt nning pedigree and understood why he won six championship rings now seven and i'm glad to be a part -- a teammate of his. he just came in, did what he did and he got us to a championship and couldn't ask for nothing more. >> reporter: and, robin, tom

brady set the record last night for the oldest player to start in a super bowl, the oldest to win a super bowl, the most super bowl appearances and the most super bowl wins. you know who held the records before him? tom brady. he's just resetting his own records at this point. >> yeah. there are all sorts of record and his coach, his coach is the oldest to ever win a super bowl, correct. >> reporter: the oldest. yes, everybody comes to florida to retire. it works well, right? >> that it does, t.j. hey, safe travels home. thank you, george. there are fears that it was a superspreader event coming just as vaccinations are picking o variants.accordg the c h a least one dose but experts say they have to come even faster. back to eva pilgrim from inside of johnson & johnson manufacturing facility in baltimore. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is where the magic happens. they're making vaccine inside that stainless steel bioreactor

you see behind me, with these new variants spreading, pandemic exhaustion boiling over, getting vaccines to the people who need them cannot happen fast enough. this morning, maskless mayhem. super bowl fans across the country going against cdc recommendations. in tampa, florida, scenes like this with dancing and partying in the streets throughout the weekend. >> it was an ocean of people. >> reporter: many not wearing masks, raising concerns the super bowl could be a superspreader. this as a new study reveals that the very contagious uk variant is rapidly spreading across the country. the cdc warning that variant could be the main strain here in the u.s. by march. >> if you look at the number of cases, number of infections that are occurring in the united states, the proportion of them coming from this variant is doubling about every ten days. >> reporter: the south african variant also cause for concern. south africa stopping the rollout of the oxford

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♪ shake it, shake it, shake your groove thing ♪ it is a chilly monday morning here in new york inside the studio a little bit as well. welcome back to "gma." tomorrow we're going to have priyanka chopra jonas will join us live. >> she will heat things up. >> yes. >> yes. and speaking of bringing the heat, that's lara spencer for "pop news" always. good morning, lara. hey, robin. good morning to you. we're going to begin with the weeknd. the singer, that is, he had super bowl fans blinded by the lights during his 12-minute halftime performance at the super bowl, but it was this moment that got the most attention. the wealking through what looked like a glittering

hallway, almost like fun house mirrors while singing "can't feel my face." social media went crazy, and the memes are worth sharing with you this morning like this one, me trying to follow the hostess to my table at the cheesecake factory. another good one, 5-year-old me in the grocery store looking for my mom. the singer's close-ups also inspiring comments like, major mom on facetime vibes, the weeknd also got the seal of approval from ms. dionne warwick online who wrote, well done, the weeknd. loved the set and the pyros. you looked and sounded great. a big hug and loud applause. well done, indeed. that was great fun to watch.brar bowl lv, but it was chunky monkey at puppy bowl xvii. the chow chow mix took the annual adoption event by storm

prancing onto the field and then promptly taking a nap in the end zone. animal planet tweeted nap advocate chunky monkey is our new icon. many online falling in love with her laid back attitude but in the end it w teammate marshall, a 7-month-old boston terrier who took home the actual mvp title. hey, everyone is a winner at this game. it featured 70 rescues from 22 different animal shelters around the country and we are happy to report this morning, every one of those puppies has been adopted. great news there. and then finally a real quick story about actor and writer dan levy. well, his mom actually. when dan was about to host "saturday night live" this weekend his adorable mom couldn't resist being momma bear one last time. doesn't matter how old we are giving a long overdue jab tweeting, quote, this goes out

to the bully punks who made life miserable for a certain cabin-mate back in the summer of '96 just because he was different. well after all these years i have just seven words to say to you, live from new york, it's saturday night. levy responding writing, simply, moms with a heart. moms will always have your back. with that i will throw it to michael strahan. over to you. >> all right, thank you, lara. they always have your back and never forget somebody who picks on their baby. that is right. now we turn to our "gma" cover story, and a closer look at the celebrity-packed lineup of super bowl commercials this year from bruce springsteen to michael b. jordan as amazon alexa's new body and he go back to jmath m gojai. >> reporter: good morning, michael. there was drake from state farm.

beavis, butthead and cardi b and anthony anderson saying to his mom you better hope that wig has a chin strap. a lot of commercials made you laugh all the laughs and feel all the feels. >> we'll crush those losers. crush them. >> reporter: this morning, a-listers dominating super bowl ad. >> we'd never shamelessly rely on a celebrity cameo. >> right, cardi b? >> yeah, eat local. >> reporter: tapping into movie favorites. >> yo, edward. >> reporter: and patriotism too. >> the middle has been a hard place to get to lately between red and blue. >> reporter: the boss bruce springsteen making his super bowl ad debut in this spot for jeep. >> and their fear. now fear has never been the best of who we are. >> reporter: it's the rock legend's first commercial ever. >> on the road, up ahead. >> reporter: the 71-year-old rock star even had his very own 1980 jeep flown to kansas for

the commercial. >> this happened so quickly and suddenly they just finished filming it last sunday. it was that close to the wire. >> reporter: the ad, the culmination of jeep's ten-year pursuit of springsteen for one of their ads. >> they sent it over to the manager who said i like this but, you know, don't get your hopes up. it's the longest of long shots. turns out springsteen liked the message. >> just not better than mine. >> reporter: this year no coincidence they're leaning on celebrities to sell their products. >> i'm pretty sure we can make it. >> they feel that people want comfort, they want to, you know, laugh, they want to be more entertained and a lot of companies are using celebrities. >> i literally couldn't imagine a more beautiful vessel for alexa to be. >> reporter: amazon enlisting michael b. jordan to soell thei alexa. >> how many tablespoons in a cup? >> there are 16 tablespoons in a cup. >> reporter: reimagines the smart home device in the form of the actor. >> add bath oil to my shopping list. >> reporter: his eyes turning but when asked a question then this scene.

a husband's worst nightmare come to life as jordan pulls off his shirt for the benefit of the wife and her friends. >> alexa. >> i think somebody turned up the heat in the studio. george said earlier he likes that alexa commercial. he's certainly not alone. one tweeting, where do i sign the petition to have alexa become michael b. jordan, michael. >> yeah, a lot of people got excited about that. joining us now is the star we know from "black panther," "creed" and "just mercy." and "the new york times" called him one of the greatest actors of the 21st century, michael b. jordan. welcome back to "gma," my friend. how you doing? >> hey, good morning, you guys. i'm doing good. peace and blessings to you, manage. happy to see you happy and healthy and safe. >> i appreciate it. thank you, thank you so much, and i want to talk about this commercial. you seem to be working that sexiest man alive title that was given to you by "people"

magazine, and shown off in this ad. being in a super bowl commercial, was that something you'd ever imagine doing? >> i think it was something that i had on my bucket list but didn't really -- it was something if it happened, great. if not that's okay too. it just happened that everything timed out perfectly and, you know, sexiest man alive title. i figure i'd put that to use a little bit and we came up with a way to make that work. >> well, you definitely put it to use and made it work. you also got a new movie out called "without remorse" and an exclusive first look at the poster. how does it feel taking on a new franchise in that universe. >> it felt great. tom clancy, you know, john clark, i played rainbow six, something i was familiar with. when i had the opportunity to take on this character and give it a fresh face, a reboot, you know, it was something that was exciting to me. you take this franchise, take this character that a lot of people have heard about and make

it a global franchise, so, you know, we had a lot of fun with it. got a chance to cross collaborate with amazon and the alexa ad so it was a lot of fun to do and i'm excited about this character. >> a lot of people are. i'm going to jump in here because michael strahan will hog you. we want some love here. come on now. come on. mr. jordan, mr. jordan, michael b. jordan. >> yes, ma'am. >> you have done incredible work behind the scenes really pushing for inclusion, pushing for diversity, so what are some of the projects you're working on? >> oh, man, thank you so much. i think for me i've been just kind of pushing this boulder up the hill for a long time and, you know, my production company right now, we just signed an overall deal with amazon studios and i'm really, really excited about that so basically what that means i have a new home for all things film and television and amazon studios is kind of like the perfect home for me to really get that message across, you know, throughout the films

and the television shows that i'm producing and creating. but they also have an ecosystem. sometimes it's not just about the content being able to cross collaborate with other businesses whether fashion, products or, you know, philanthropy, publishing, you know, so being able to like have businesses and create verticals at a place like amazon with something that i always kind of dreamed of and they kind of give me the biggest reach to really get that message around the world. so that's kind of like something i'm really, really happy to be a part of and doing right now because it's pretty much a dream come true. >> hope you still have time for acting. a lot of people want to see you in "black panther 2." >> yeah, man. that was a good little -- good lead in. i liked that. [ laughter ] i can't say too much about that one, man. honestly, you know, with the

year that we've had and the loss of, you know, of a dear friend, you know, they were figuring out whatever they need to do and what was best for the franchise b. you, you know, they're family so if i ever had an opportunity to get back into that franchise, i would as well. >> well, so many people excited about that possibility and we can't let you go without saying happy birthday. your birthday is tomorrow. >> thank you, guys. >> yay. how are you going to celebrate? >> i'm getting hold, man. it's crazy, 34. i'm not sure -- i'm out here in new york. i'm filming so, you know, with covid and everything like that i'll probably be low key. i'm not really sure. you got to ask my girlfriend. she might have something planned for me. >> oh! you are -- mm, i love hearing that. of course, hey, michael b. jordan, thank you as always for your work and for your talent

and the example that you continue to set for us all but that commercial. >> thank you, robin. >> that's a commercial. i'm fanning myself right now. >> thank you.hat was go o. "without remorse" premieres april 30, amazon prime. amazon prime video. now let's go back to ginger. good morning again, ginger. good morning, robin. every time i hear michael b. jordan i want to thank robin r. roberts when you're tossing to me. i also want to introduce you to a golden retriever living his namesake. lucky. the golden retriever made it out onto a pond that was not all the way frozen in long island. that's in hewlett, dropped in, flank think the rescuers were able to get him to an animal hospital and he is okay. we are so grateful for that. there's more snow coming that could obscure ponds and other thing, wanted you to know this week we had a couple of hits of snow that could add up to half a foot or snow. just what we need. good monday morning.

i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. fog spreading through the morning commute. tht be mostly cloudy and cooler today. we'll be cooler with a couple of chances of rain thursday through valentine's day sunday. today mid-50s to low 60s. our spread about 54 to 62. tonight most of us will hang out in the low to upper 40s. now to our nfl kid correspondent, amaya brannon. she is adorable. she handed off the game ball to start the second half. just one of the big moments in her week at the super bowl. she'll join us live in just a moment. there she is but first let's take a look at her in the super bowl spotlight. >> hey, america.ambrnon, the ki correspondent. today is the big game and i'm going to start heading over to the stadium.

see you there. >> my first stop was a tiktok tailgate. it was a party in the usa with miley cyrus. a thousand of vaccinated health care workers. i got a fist bump from nfl commissioner roger goodell. he's a big deal and saw the lombardi trophy, wow. >> you know who will be holding this up, the bucs, definitely. >> after watching the weeknd rock out at halftime i got to kick off the third quarter. and toss the game ball to former bucs linebacker cam lynch. nailed it. i had so much fun with my family in the stands. ♪ everybody's hands go up ♪ b of the night, my team, the buccaneers, won the super bowl. go, bucs.

>> oh, way to go, amaya. congratulations. the bucs winning as they did. so i know that you're very excited about that, but what was the best part? you were very busy all week long. what was your favorite part? >> my favorite part so far was definitely being at the stadium seeing my home team win the super bowl. >> it looked like you were having a lot of fun at that tiktok tailgate party. can you show us some of your moves? >> of course. one, two, one, go. one, two, three. >> yeah! >> all right. amaya. you know you definitely nailed it like you said as the kid correspondent for us here on "good morning america." so i'm curious, any interest at all at maybe doing this for a living when you grow up? >> yeah, i definitely might want to be a news reporter for "good

morning america" and, robin, i want to be in your position when i grow up. >> oh, you can bring it. i would love for you to be in this position and you're well on your way. you're doing a great job. >> her personality, oh, my gosh. you just made us all -- we're all warmed up now here in this studio. thank you so much, amaya. great job. thank you for being our correspondent. you can come back any time. >> thank you for letting me keep my job for just a little bit longer, just a little bit. >> okay. coming up next "american idol's" katy perry, lionel rich and luke bryan. all joining us live. olis meid" w

♪ they told me i was out there ♪ and thank you all for joining us to start the week and a big thanks to the music megastars joining us now, "american idol" judges, katy perry, luke bryan, lionel richie. welcome to all of you. great to have you back. luke, i hear you're coming off a big night. you were at the super bowl? >> we were there. we watched tom brady even further cement -- i already said he was the g.o.a.t. if anybody, you know, wants to say otherwise, they need to be removed from tv or radio or anything. >> strong statement there. but we all saw it last night. that's for sure.

katy, congratulations on becoming a mom with orlando bloom, your daughter daisy came into the world back in august. from experience i know that being a mom changes literally everything you do. i'm curious has it changed how you judge? >> well, i mean like this season is all about love and the fact that all you need is love and i think, you know, as a new experience, a little bit of a loss of loss not being able to be with the people we love and, you know, i experienced a huge influx of love when my daughter came into our lives and so i was definitely able to give more love this season. >> oh. feeling the love all the way around. lionel. lionel. >> hello, darling. how are you? >> my fellow tuskegee. we got that in common.

and so much more. okay. so last season you all had to wrap up remotely because of the pandemic. now y'all reunited and it feels so good to be back together on set? >> you know what -- ♪ >> i have to tell you we are not only reunited but it's on another level. i have to tell you. there is never a dull moment with this crew right here. i have to tell you, and what makes it so beautiful this time around is because we were virtual before, when we saw each other, when we actually got back together it was more of a love fest than we had the last time we were together. you know, it's really very special. this particular group is for me i have more fun with this, robin, than you ever could possibly imagine. these guys are absolutely off the chain. >> we can tell every time you guys join us on "gma." every episode of "american idol," how much fun you guys are ng let's take a look at a sneak peek at one of the auditions. ♪ you make me feel so alive ♪ ♪ you make me feel ♪ ♪ and you make me feel ♪

♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ ♪ woman ♪ ♪ mm, mm ♪ >> good. >> oh, my gosh. chills. we have chills. head to toe. oh, my gosh. >> luke, you said that this is the first time since you've been on "american idol" that someone singing has brought you to tears. made you cry. i don't know if that is what we just saw was any indication of the level of talent these contestants have this year but tell us what we can expect. >> yeah, i mean with that particular contestant, i mean, you know, we get involved in their stories, their -- whatever got them to "american idol" and a lot of times their struggles in life gets us really, really emotional but this girl, this particular girl just, when she started singing i couldn't stop myself.

i was just overcome with emotions and even, you know, ng all over amic just going to not believe what they're witnessing and that's the way we as judges feel when we're in the chair. we can't believe what we're seeing in front of us. >> oh, that is just so magnificent right there. so great to have you guys back on set but i know you're taking covid seriously still. a lot of precautions still in place, lionel, we have pictures that give people a flavor of the social distancing. what is up with those arms? >> well, when we first -- opposite, they scared us to death doing the greatest job to keep us safe but i came extra prepared. so when i -- when i came in and they said, you can't get close, now, let me let you understand something. for me, if i can't hug you, then i'm not really doing my job

appropriately. so i came in with a substitute for my hug and those arms are doing the job that i couldn't do naturally. let me just say it that way. >> you are a natural hugger, my friend. katy. >> you know what i'm saying. >> i do. katy, i have to ask you about this. the inauguration, the concert, what a moment, you singing with fireworks going on behind you as you were singing "firework." what was that moment like for you, katy? >> well, you know, it was an interesting one. i was so -- i was -- i was there for hope and unity because in my family i have people that voted on both sides and, you know, i was just standing there singing from love and hoping that we coh future someday because if my i like there's been some real

change that has happened, so i'm just like, you know, sick of not being able to sit at the same table with my family and not, you know, all the things that i think a lot of people are going through with the different -- with their different views, you know, i think it was a way for me to come in and just sing about love and about humanity and, you know, it was -- my parents were praying for me while i was singing and i was really appreciative of that and i was doing it also for daisy, of course. >> i love hearing that story behind the story. i now am relishing just watching that not even knowing that was in the backdrop. i know a lot of people are going through that too. speaking of love your show premieres on valentine's day. each of us, give us your vowh descrou celebrating love with valentine's this year, your favorite song. katy, you can start. >> oh. >> "sunshine of my life" by

stevie wonder right now. >> all right. luke. >> for daisy, yeah. ♪ stuck on you i've got this ♪ ♪ feeling down deep in my soul that i just can't lose ♪ >> nice one. ♪ yes, i'm on my way ♪ >> lionel. >> do i love that guy? i love that guy. >> i know where my bread is buttered. [ laughter ] >> well, i'm going to tell you something. i wrote "endless love" for a reason. once you understand the lyrics of that song that just says it all. >> fantastic. thank you guys for joining us this morning. >> you guys are so much fun. >> so much fun. >> i want to know what lionel's catalog stats -- i want to know how much they increase on valentine's day. >> valentine's. i own valentine's day. i want you to know that.

[ laughter ] >> can you see a lot more on this new season of "american idol" premiering sunday night at 8:00 eastern right here on abc. >> cute. >> coming up, this 5-year-old's tribute to black women icons for black history month. and the nurse that we surprised with the super bowl tickets tell us about going to the game. ♪ never stress ♪

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incredible health care heroes who we surprised with super bowl tickets and joined now by michelle rau, registered nurse at the moffitt cancer center in tampa and melissa perleoni from here in new york. i understand both of are you bucs fans so the night went pretty well for both of you. tell me what it was like being in the stadium, michelle, i'll start with you. >> it was unbelievable. i can't even express how exciting it was when i actually saw tom brady walk out on the field in person. never seen him in person before. >> how about you, melissa? >> yeah, it was absolutely unreal. the entire energy in the crowd was just so addicting and everybody was in a good mood and it felt great to be around all that happiness. >> michelle, we hear you may be the biggest tom brady fan ever. do you think he can do it again next year?

>> absolutely. yes, three for fingers. i'm waiting for that ring. >> melissa, you were among 7500 health care workers vaccinated there in the stands. did you feel that, that unity? what was it like to be among your brothers and sisters who have been just protecting us each and every day during this pandemic? >> yeah, it felt awesome. just kind of felt like we were all friends, you know, even though we didn't know each other we've all been through this together and, yeah, felt very unified. >> michelle, i know your whole family is dedicated to this work. you have two daughters that both work in health care in your same cancer center in tampa. what's it going to feel like there this week? >> pardon me? >> what's it going to feel like at your center this week after the big victory? >> oh, it is so exciting. the morning after i was with you guys the other day, every single person was like, oh, my gosh, i know who you are. it's reatiilat mfitt

and like she was just saying, it felt so great to be around all those health care workers last night. i met so many great people, just in lines and walking and i was in the second row on the 50 yard line so it was really, really great. i just want to thank everybody who made that happen. >> so happy to see the smiles on your faces, the appreciation you have because you know how much we all appreciate you. melissa, was there one moment from last night that stands out from the rest? >> oh, absolutely. the first touchdown between brady and gronk. i'm originally from new england and even though i'm a bucs fan there's a little new england pride there. >> all right. well, i think a lot of people, yes, were cheering as well but you guys were lucky enough to be there in the stands. we're so happy you were there. we really appreciate you, again, hope you have a wonderful day and we're so glad to hear you had such a great night. >> thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> all right, we're going to head over to ginger now. hey, ginger. hey, amy. even though we are so chilly here, this is relatively

tropical compared to the northern plains like duluth, minnesota, where they're freezing their pants off. okay, not off but freezing their pants, 22 below some parts of minnesota felt like almost 650 below over the weekend.. unfortunately this cold is stubborn. we wiling to be even worse. we are celeb good morning. fog an issue through the entire morning commute, and then mostly cloudy and cooler, up to ten degrees cooler today with highs in the upper 50s to low we are celebrate black history month and this morning we are we are celebrating black history month and this morning we are excited to introduce you to one little girl with a very, very big spirit. doing her part to honor powerful women throughout history. meet rosie. >> then i hop on the bus.

>> reporter: 5-year-old rosie with the help of her mother is paying tribute to notable women for black history month with some inspiring videos. like civil rights icon rosa parks. >> everybono >> reporter: tennis great, serena williams. >> i was the highest paid female athlete. >> reporter: queen of soul, aretha franklin. >> my song "respect" is for civil rights. respect that, me, aretha franklin. >> reporter: pioneering actress, cicely >> i'm the first black to get an honorary oscar, me, cicely tyson. >> reporter: and voting rights activist stacey abrams. >> i registered over 800,000 new voters. >> oh, what a wonderful way to honor so many historic women and

we have a very special live gentlemen, please welcome tina turner. so, miss turner, good morning, miss turner. >> good morning, america. >> so, tina, tell us a little about yourself. >> okay. i am tina turner, the queen of rock 'n' roll. i'm one of the best recording artist of all time and i'm the first black woman and the first black person to be on "rolling stone" magazine. ♪ rolling, rolling ♪ i'm tina turner. >> yay! [ cheers and applause ] >> beautifully done. >> hey, mom, kenya, why don't you come join us because i know that you've obviously been right there behind the scenes and right by your daughter's side. tell us why it was important for

you to do this with your daughter. >> it was very important for me to do this with my daughter rosie because i wanted her to know that she can do anything she want to do. she can strive and flourish like all the black women i've told her about, and it's great for me to use my creation, and her eagerness to learn and there we have it. >> she's proven she can do anything she wants right now, and we have a special message right now for both of you. >> hi, rosie. this is stacey abrams and i want to thank you and your mom kenya for including me in your black history month celebration. you've been so creative about highlighting the contributions of black women. you've shown women who have broken through and done really good. your imagination is amazing. and i hope that making these videos reminds you and future generations of black girls to dream bigger, aim higher and make the world you want to see come alive. thank you. >> oh, my. >> thank you.

>> what does that mean, kenya, to have ms. abrams say that to you. and to rosie? >> on live tv, miss robin, i'm speechless. that was amazing. that was amazing to see this video just make people so happy and for them to learn all at the same time. we are just so grateful for everything. >> we're grateful to you for your creativity. and rosie's passion. beautiful combination. y'all have a great day. thank you, thank you, thank you. and for more of rosie's tributes check out our website at goodmorningamerica.com. coming up, the super bowl ad ge to work. so come on back.

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>> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, the "american idol" judges, lionel ritchie, perfectd california couple gives us our love story of the day, and our viewers share their stories when we open up the "love inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning, everybody. oh, yes. the "love inbox." you can see the roses and the rose petals. >> kelly: you are not going to want to miss it. ryan, i know you have to tell everybody what day it is. what day is