>> breaking overnight on world news now the party is on in philadelphia. >> fans taking to the streets, climbing light bulbs, light poles and trucks after the eagles dominated the chiefs at the super bowl in new orleans. >> also this morning, president trump following up his trip to the super bowl with late night announcements, what he revealed about a new round of tariffs and what he wants to do to the penny. >> plus, where the flu and flu

like illnesses are rising to the highest levels in 15 years. >> and later, going inside the pipsqueak. why the one of a kind rescue shelter that's taking in everything from goats to guinea pigs? it's monday, february 10th. >> from abc news. this is world news now. >> all right. good monday morning, everyone. pip squeak. >> what the heck is a pip squeak? do you know what that is? i don't even know what. >> that is. an animal rescue. i know for some of the animals, we don't normally think to rescue. i suppose we'll take a look. i think they're cute. each one of them. at least the guinea pigs. speaking of animals, the eagles. how about that? >> yeah. >> i don't need any rescuing because they are champions. and that's where we begin with the philadelphia eagles back on top. the top perch in the national football league. >> philly fans are celebrating after their birds landed in new orleans and gobbled up the two

time defending champion kansas city chiefs, 40 to 22. >> the eagles scored the game's first 34 points. it started with a tush push touchdown by eventual super bowl mvp jalen hurts. the blitz ended with a 46 yard touchdown pass from hurts to devonta smith late in the third quarter. then it was just a matter of running out the clock. afterwards, running back saquon barkley talked about winning and touching the lombardi trophy. >> man oh man, she. >> looked prettier in person, i'll tell you that. you know you think about it. it's better. it's better in person than it is in madden i'll tell you that. playing as a kid. but it's everything you dream of. and i'm just happy to be able to, you know, hold it, give it a kiss and, you know, be world champs. >> on opening night. >> by the way, this also means that devonta smith and jalen hurts both won the national championship and the super bowl. kansas city was trying to become the first team to three peat in the super bowl era. the eagles avenged their three point last second loss two years ago in

arizona. we'll have much more from this game ahead in this half hour. >> president trump was in the stadium to witness the eagles victory, making history as the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. trump is set to announce new tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, and he now wants to do away with the penny. abc's perry russom has the latest. >> reporter this. >> morning president. >> trump says he directed the treasury to stop minting new pennies, calling the coin wasteful as he focuses on cutting costs, targeting entire agencies and the. >> federal workforce. >> trump posting let's rip the waste out of our great nation's budget. even if it's a penny at a time. >> even bigger than the super bowl, this is a big thing. >> during trump's trip to the super bowl, air force. >> one flew over the gulf of mexico as the plane passed over the body of water. trump signed a proclamation renaming it the gulf of america. >> the first time in history flying over the recently renamed gulf of america. >> trump says he'll announce 25%

tariffs today on all imports of steel and aluminum. canada is the biggest supplier of aluminum into the u.s, doug ford, the premier of ontario, accusing trump of shifting goalposts and constant chaos, putting our economy at risk. last week, trump agreed to pause 25% tariffs on all mexican and canadian imports after those countries agreed to border security concessions. but now trump says he'll soon announce reciprocal tariffs on any country that imposed tariffs on the u.s. >> i'll be announcing probably tuesday or wednesday at a news conference reciprocal tariffs. and very simply, it's if they charge us, we charge them. >> the trump administration is now questioning a federal judge's decision blocking elon musk's department of government efficiency, or doge, from accessing treasury department records. judges have also blocked trump's mass federal buyouts and order, placing usaid workers on leave and trump's plan to end birthright citizenship. >> we have tremendous fraud, tremendous waste and tremendous abuse and theft, by the way. and

the day you're not allowed to look for theft and fraud. et cetera. then we don't have much of a country. so no judge should be. no judge should, frankly, be allowed to make that kind of a decision. >> vice president jd vance, disputing the judge's authority, writing judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power. senator adam schiff firing back, posting, jd, we both went to law school, but we don't have to be lawyers to know that ignoring court decisions we don't like puts us on a dangerous path to lawlessness. during a pregame interview on fox, trump defended doge, suggesting what they could be up to this week. >> i'm going to tell them very soon, like maybe in 24 hours, to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing. then i'm going to go go to the military. let's check the military. >> meanwhile, the trump administration has ordered the consumer financial protection bureau to stop nearly all its work, effectively shutting down an agency that was created to protect consumers after the 2008 financial crisis. and trump says

he will revoke security clearances on several biden administration officials and prosecutors who brought cases against him. perry russom abc news, washington. >> perry, thanks. confirmation votes are expected this week for rfk jr and tulsi gabbard after the white house chipped away at republican resistance. kennedy appears to have enough support to become the next health secretary, despite criticism over his spread of misinformation about vaccines. same goes for tulsi gabbard, president trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, who's been accused of repeating russian propaganda. >> officials in western pennsylvania are looking into the cause of a massive explosion that damaged a chemical manufacturing plant. more than a dozen people suffered minor injuries, including six firefighters and seven workers. officials say the fire crews were trying to contain a blaze when the blast ripped through the plant. >> now to the weather, and a pair of storms is set to cause havoc across the nation. that follows the mess left behind over the weekend in the

northeast. new york city and boston are among the areas digging out, as much as a foot of snow fell in parts of massachusetts. here's accuweather's damien lodes with a look at what's next. >> good morning. >> andrew and alison. as we head into tonight, there will be a storm system working its way from the southern plains towards the east coast that is going to be pulling up gulf moisture, and it's also going to be pulling down super chilled canadian air. and that combination is going to bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms to the south, even a threat of severe weather across the gulf coast. but to the north we'll even see a chance of freezing rain, ice and snow across parts of the midwest. andrew and alison, back to you. >> damien. thanks. if you're battling the flu or another respiratory illness, you're not alone. the rate of people visiting the doctor for flu like illnesses is at the highest level since 2009, during the swine flu. right now, 12 states are listed as very high and 19 are listed as high. and the rate of people dying from flu is now

equal to the rate of people dying from covid. >> now to non-super bowl sports and a first on the links in arizona. >> belgium's thomas detry. all right, so he got hugs all aroun. after winning the phoenix open, he took the title by seven shots for his first pga tour victory. congratulations to him. >> because it's sponsored by waste management. you know more commonly known as the waste management open to those who've been watching over the weekend from the guy who would finish 76. that's where the weekend came from. round two. emmanuel grillo nailed this ace from the famed 16th hole at scottsdale. there's no other hole like it in golf. he went absolutely nuts. so did the fans, showering him with beer as they do. there is no grandstand like this around any hole. this is typical where. >> they throw the beer cans, isn't it? >> if you get the hole in one, which he did. he dunked it in there. didn't even hit the green just right in the hole. all

right. coming up, the hottest super bowl ads. >> plus the mets washing up on some popular beaches. >> and the toll to american productivity on this super bowl monday. should it be a holiday? you're watching world it makes n

who's here for the right reason. >> spring breakers heading to the beaches of florida. might want to skip the flip flops and pack boots instead. officials in fort lauderdale were forced to close several beaches after days of mysterious balls of tar started washing up on the shoreline. the coast guard is investigating. fort lauderdale's mayor and other officials reportedly believe they could be coming from a nearby oil tanker. police now believe an alabama realtor who vanished two months ago was abducted and is in danger. they issued warrants for

five people in connection with the disappearance of ronald dumas. the 37 year old was last seen on surveillance video in december, leaving a liquor store in huntsville with two women. his car was found in tennessee, nearly 200 miles away. >> new concerns this morning about the bird flu, driving up egg prices and triggering shortages across the country. and those eggs are also becoming a hot commodity for criminals. here's abc's ike ejiochi. >> as the bird flu outbreak sends the price of eggs to record highs, more evidence that the grocery staple is becoming an attractive target for thieves. new surveillance video showing two suspects entering a refrigerated shed behind a seattle cafe in the middle of the night. loading hundreds of dollars worth of eggs and other breakfast foods into a white van before fleeing the scene. this comes as police are investigating another theft in pennsylvania earlier this month, this one targeting a distribution facility for pete and gerry's eggs, where thieves were able to get away with 100,000 eggs worth approximately

$40,000, leading the company to beef up security. >> if it happened once, it could happen again. so we are putting additional measures in place. >> in just the last month, more than 20 million birds have been impacted by bird flu across the country, creating a nationwide egg shortage as infected flocks are culled and their eggs destroyed to control the spread of the virus. the bird flu also infecting animals inside two iconic new york city zoos, three ducks at the queens zoo and as many as 12 birds at the bronx zoo are believed to have died from the virus, according to the wildlife conservation society, which operates the parks. the organization releasing a statement as a precaution. over the last two weeks, we moved vulnerable bird species to protected areas in our parks. our veterinarians and curators continue to closely monitor the situation in the region and are collaborating with city, state and federal agencies. the news following governor kathy hochul's order, temporarily shuttering all live bird markets in the city and surrounding suburban communities. >> there is no immediate public

health threat. >> we have been vigilant and will remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> according to the cdc, 67 people have been infected in the u.s. most came in contact with dead or sick animals, and officials are saying there still has been no human to human spread of the virus. ike ejiochi, abc news, new york. >> ike thank you. $3 billion. $3 billion. that's how much productivity the u.s. economy is estimated to lose today because of millions of americans expected to skip work after celebrating or recovering on super bowl sunday. it's raising a fresh round of calls to make super bowl monday a holiday. >> let's do it right now. let's vote. how many in this studio want monday, the day after the super bowl, to be a holiday? >> i know that i do. i think one of these days it will happen. >> all right. coming up, the super bowl ads that we just can't stop talking about. >> and later, the very special rescue animals who are now stars in their own right. you're

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wives tonight, after the bachelor on abc. >> so how famous are you like matt damon? famous? >> maybe ben affleck famous. >> that's a shame. >> last night's super bowl ads were heavy on celebrities. >> but aside from the laughs, advertisers made an effort to bring us together. super bowl 59 was packed with stars in the stands and in the ads. >> yes. >> who are? >> now that is. >> a sandwich. >> i'll have what she's having.

>> affleck and belichick. >> dunking. >> he drinks stella. >> i have taste. >> david. >> advertisers turning to star power in some of the most expensive ads ever. >> asian forest helps restaurants prevent dining disasters. paddle on over. it's what i was meant to be. >> some of the roughly 80 super bowl spots cost a record $8 million for 30s. >> a lot. >> of people are at. >> super bowl parties watching. >> the game. >> and they're going to be very. >> receptive to light themes. like, i think the hellmann's ad was really very funny with meg ryan and billy crystal coming back and creating the i'll have what she's having scene from when harry met sally, and then they brought sydney sweeney in at the end. you know, to increase the appeal to, you know, to younger viewers. >> some advertisers also using humor. >> whoa. >> involving facial hair. while

others delivering a more serious message. >> this is america. >> something's broken. it's not our bodies. >> it's the system. >> hims and hers. ad is really probably going to spur a national health care debate, because they're talking about a low cost alternative to weight loss drugs like ozempic. and that ad was, i think, kind of shocking and will likely be very effective for the company. >> also, tom brady and snoop dogg coming together to fight anti-semitism. >> man. >> i hate that things. >> are so. >> bad that we have to do a commercial about it. >> me too. >> some advertisers opting for a unifying message after a divisive election year. >> jeep ad. >> was kind of unexpected and stunning in a way. but it was a unifying message, you know, for america from harrison ford and, you know, taking a little bit of a shot at a competitor by saying he's doing the ad, even though

his last name is ford. that really builds brand equity. >> and heartwarming nostalgia. >> there's a reason. >> and in the can't unsee this category, seal as a seal. >> baby, i compare it to a kiss from a lamb on the bed. ooh, the more i think of it. strange. i'm a seal. 1-800-396-5944. go to

emerald ksat.com. >> we're popping. >> eagle champagne. what's up? snowbirds? >> i love you. thank you so much. >> go! birds. birds. birds. brianna knows i love her. >> go go go. >> go go. birds. >> danny new is celebrating the eagles second super bowl win,

beating out kansas city chiefs 40 to 22. >> who is he saying i love you to. all right. he clearly couldn't be with us this morning for obvious reasons. but he did take the time to tell us about a very special rescue shelter for some of his other favorite animals. >> at this animal rescue and sanctuary in bloomington, indiana. the little guys get the most attention. >> we're a rodent and rabbit rescue. >> officially. but basically, if it isn't a predator, we'll take it. >> it's called the pipsqueak, named after a hamster named pipsqueak, who belonged to alex hurley here and her husband jason. initially in 2013, they just started with trying to help hamsters. >> i used to think it was a big, big responsibility when we had like 50 hamsters. now we usually care for about 700 animals at a time. >> fast forward a bit and in 2024, the pipsqueak cared for more than 2200 domestic and wild animals. sometimes they get adopted or rehabilitated by their veterinary staff and sent

to another rescue. or if they can't be released back into the wild either, the animals are welcome to stay. how many places are like you guys in the country? >> you know, like us? exactly. i'm going to say no one. >> they also have one of a kind personalities like agnes here. >> i'm not going to let me sit here and work without you. >> agnes was brought in a few months ago with a broken leg, and their loyal online following quickly raised thousands of dollars to help. as you can see, many even sent her stuffed animals to snuggle with and waterproof blankets to sleep on during her recovery. >> grooming the couch. >> now, alex says agnes is doing much better, but she's been deemed unreleasable. alex says it can cost $20,000 a month to run their organization. >> a lot of months, i just cancel my paycheck. >> so of course she appreciates every donation that comes in and allows them to care for these thousands of animals who often get overlooked. >> if my experience has shown anything, it's that, wow, there are a lot of other animals out there that need a lot of help. >> so guys, if you want to donate pipsqueak or you spelled

like pipsqueak and then e r y. also, they have an amazon wishlist where you can buy them items like formula for baby raccoons, foxes and skunks. >> even skunks. our thanks there to danny new and a congratulations obviously. >> yeah, it's not just cats and dogs that need rescuing, it's all those little critters. look how cute that face is. >> oh, how could you say no to that? >> i can't. >> all right, where's danny? news. i hope he's not climbing

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