he died in his home in weston, connecticut. >> jeff glor reporting, that's the "overnight news" forhi it's monday, february 8th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." the g.o.a.t. wins again. tom brady leads the bucs to their first super bowl title in nearly two decades. what he's already saying about the future. exclusive interview. norah o'donnell sits down with president biden. his take on stimulus checks and former president trump. possible progress. what's happened for the first time in almost 100 days in the time in almost 100 days in the fight against the coronavirus. captioning funded by cbs good morning. good to be with you, i'm

anne-marie green. of course we begin with what america iskiut - bueers rted thnsasch it's their first championship in 18 years and second overall. quarterback tom brady led the way throwing for 201 yards and three touchdowns. he was named super bowl mvp. this is his seventh title, cementing his legacy as arguably the greatest quarterback of all time. after the game, brady said that he is proud of the team. >> you know, really all year we believed in ourselves. our coaches believed in us. we believe in ourselves. and again, we were going up against a great team tonight. just happy we got the job done. >> skyler henry is in tampa. you know, like -- every time after every big win like this for tom brady, the question always comes up -- is this it, is he going to retire, is he going to be here next year, was this his last game?

>> reporter: well, tom brady says he's not done, anne-marie. it's why so many people call him the greatest quarterback of all time. the 43-year-old becoming the first nfl player ever to win super bowl mvp on two separate teams. as for the city of tampa itself, it is electric as the bucs make history winning the big game on its home turf. >> here is brady's pass -- it's gronkowski! >> reporter: tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers took the lead in the first quarter of super bowl lv and never looked back. [ cheers ] >> touchdown! >> reporter: the bucs thrashed the kansas city chiefs 31-9, behind three touchdown passes by brady including two to his former patriot teammate ron n't kowski. we? >> reporter: meanwhile, the bucs defense pressured chiefs' quarterback patrick mahomes all game long and held kansas city to three field goals. >> they beat us pretty good. the worst i think i've been

beaten in a long time. >> reporter: 43-year-old brady remains undefeated against father time winning a record seventh super bowl and fifth mvp. >> we're coming back. >> reporter: tampa bay was the first to play the super bowl in its home stadium. 25,000 fans were in the stands including 7,500 vaccinated health care workers. >> not the game anyone wanted -- >> reporter: these chiefs fans from the university of kansas medical center were disappointed in the game but like in the fight against covid-19 remained optimistic -- >> it's been a rough year. but all of us in health care are going to come back stronger and do the same with the chiefs. >> reporter: the entertained included eric church and jazmine sullivan who sang the national anthem -- ♪ the weeknd performed the halftime show. forever the perfectionist, tom brady said he hasn't spent too much time thinking about what this game will mean for his

legacy. as for the fans here, they're still thinking about nicknames for the city. they're mulling over tompa and champa bay. anne-marie? >> that's hilarious. i like that. thank you so much. ahead on "cbs this morning," critically acclaimed singers and songwriters h.e.r. and jazzmine sullivan will talk about their renditions. "cbs evening news" and managing editor norah o'donnell sat down with president biden for his first interview since being sworn in. it aired ahead of the super bowl. mr. biden says he's not willing to compromise on the $1,400 coronavirus stimulus checks and made clear who would be eligible to get the cash. >> middle-class folks need help. but you don't need to get any

help to someone making $300,000 or $250,000. so it's somewhere between an individual making up to $75,000 and phasing out and a couple making up to $150,000 and it phasing out. >> mr. biden was also asked why former president trump should not receive intelligence briefings anymore. >> i just think that there's no need for him to have that intelligence briefing. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have at all other than the fact he might slip and say something? >> ahead on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell has new clips of her interview, including what it's like for mr. biden to return to the white house, this time as the president. donald trump's historic second impeachment trial gets under way tomorrow. lawmakers say it's expected to be a speedy process and could be over as soon as friday. mr. trump denied a request by the house impeachment managers to take the stand. democrats say it's critical to hold the trial while republicans

disagree. >> he will forever be the twice-impeached president by this democratic majority-led house. and now the senate must honor their oath and impeach donald trump, to hold him accountable, but also to bar him from running for public office ever again. >> a zero chance of conviction, 45 republicans have said it's not even a legitimate proceeding. it's really over before it starts. >> mr. trump is accused of inciting the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol last month. to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic now. the new and more contagious strain first detected in the uk is now in at least 33 states here in the u.s. right now, more than 31 million people have received at least one vaccine dose. and for the first time in nearly 100 days, the number of new reported covid cases fell blow 100,000 yesterday. meantime, the cdc could lay out the guidelines as early as wednesday for schools to safely

reopen. president biden pledged to reopen schools within the first 100 days as president, and health officials in south africa say they're pausing the country's rollout of astrazeneca's vaccine after a study showed it did little to protect from the covid variant first detected there. this morning we are remembering former secretary of state george shultz. he died saturday at his home on the campus of stanford university. shultz played a central role in helping to end the cold war when he served as president reagan's chief diplomat from 1982 to 1989. prior to that he served in three cabinet-level posts in the nixon administration. george shultz was 100 years old. coming up, a skier in alaska is airlifted to safety after being attacked by a bear. and blinding lights. the weeknd dazzles the crowd at the super bowl halftime show. this is the "cbs morning news." "

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wearing his signature red blazer.es hice l has irece performancest ound by dancers w them. the pop star performed a medley of his hits including his recent chart topper "blinding lights" onit-up in the stands of the stadium. on the cbs "money watch" now, there's some cool super bowl halftime show merchandise, and working from home is leading to longer workdays. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. investors are getting ready for another packed week of quarterly earnings including results from ride-hailing companies uber and lyft. stock futures are indicating a modestly higher open after all three indices ended in positiv the do the nasdaq added 78, and the s&p 500 rose 15. a new study finds people working from home during the pandemic are putting in more hours. business services company nord vpn team, says the length of a regular workday has increased by

2.5 hours. the research found people working from home are potentially taking shorter lunch breaks. there's even data to suggest more people are working holidays. on thanksgiving, the company noticed a 41% increase in traffic on businesses on line servers. a pay incentive for kroger employees. the grocery chain will pay workers $100 if they get a covid-19 shot. the cincinnati-headquartered supermarket chain said the cash would be given to all associates who receive the full manufacturer recommended doses of the vaccine. kroger said workers who can't get the vaccine due to medical or religious reasons can also get the extra $100 if they complete a health and safety course. and now people can own a cool souvenir. the weeknd and the nfl are -- the weeknd and the nfl are selling t-shirts, hoodies, and jackets. it features a skeleton wearing facial bandages mimicking those

typically worn by the pop star, and it's branded with his xo logo. there's a custom football up for grabs. all proceeds from the sales will go to the charity feeding while you can. i checked out a few websites, some stuff's already sold out.e period of time. if you want it, grab it now. i love that it's going to charity. >> exactly. that's the part i really like, the charity piece. it's good in these current times. >> indeed. diane king hall in new york, thank you. >> you got it. up next, poetry at the super bowl. amanda gorman salutes three americans in her performance before the big game. amanda gorman salutes three americans in her performance before the big game. i'm made to move. but these days, i'm not getting out as much as i'd like to. that's why i take osteo bi-flex. it helps with occasional joint stiffness, while it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term.

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to three people for their contributions during the pandemic. one is a marine, another an educator, and the third a nurse. gorman was widely praised when she read one of her poems during president biden's inauguration last month. also before the game, country singer eric church began the national anthem by strumming his guitar. ♪ o say can see ♪ >> church was joined by r&b performer jazmine sullivan for the anthem at raymond james stadium in tampa. it was the first duet of "the star-spangled banner" at the super bowl in more than a decade. and what's a super bowl without its highly anticipated commercials? >> hey! look! >> chip from state farm. you couldn't find a standy that looked like me. >> have you seen mine? like looking in a mirror, right?

>> that's actor paul rudd joining patrick mahomes and aaron rogers in the state farm commercial. rudd played a stand-in for mahomes in the ad. singer drake also appeared later in the commercial. >> all right bud light legends, >> and in its super bowl spot, bud light brought back legends including cedric the entertainer, post malone, and the medieval people who say billy gilly. >> keep it going. >> what's that? turn on the sprinklers? >> honey, i already ran the sprinklers. things are getting way too wet around here. >> alexa -- >> and "people" magazine's reigning sexiest man alive, michael b. jordan, took over as a real-life alexa. in the commercial, a woman imagines who a physical form for alexa would be and it turns out to be jordan, who is known for his starring roles in

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at kohl's ankohls.com. our top stories this morning -- the tampa bay buccaneers beat the kansas city chiefs 31-9 last night winning their second super bowl. quarterback tom brady led the way and earned his seventh championship ring. and in his first network interview since being sworn in, president biden tells cbs' norah o'donnell that he will not budge on his $1,400 coronavirus stimulus checks for most americans. he says a person making up to $75,000 should be eligible for the much-needed cash. and now to baltimore where a man named paul o'sullivan knows a few people who share his name. chip reid has the story.

>> reporter: would paul o'sullivan please raise his hand? >> hi. >> beaut rr:t if you're four guys with the same name? of course you form a band. ♪ baltimore paul got it started. >> one night i was in a funny mood and i went on to facebook and i sent out i think nine or ten different friend requests to other paul o'sullivans of the world. >> reporter: as fate would have it, three were musicians from pennsylvania, manchester, england, and rotterdam, in the netherlands. naming the band was easy. the paul o'sullivan band. ♪ they released their debut single title the "namesake" last febru struck. but they didn't miss a note because making music from afar was nothing new. >> so what do you do now? form friendships and make music.

let's do that. that's -- that was our secret sauce to happiness, and it still is. >> reporter: has this been a blessing for you during covid? >> it's an absolute blessing in my life. >> it's given me a lovely set of friendships. >> reporter: they successfully auditioned for "the kelly clarkson show" with one of her songs, "my life would suck without you." ♪ my life would suck without you ♪ >> reporter: would your lives suck without each other? >> yeah. definitely. >> i couldn't imagine my life without these guys. >> reporter: eventually they hope to meet and make music in person, maybe hit the big time. but that's not really the goal. >> the goal of the band is to be who we are with each other and make good music that other people enjoy, as well. and we're already doing that. >> reporter: and who knows, maybe someday there will be room for more. >> if there are other paul

o'sullivans who are musicians, give us a call. >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, washington. coming up on "cbs this morning," exclusive new clips of norah o'donnell's interview with president biden as he shares his reflections on becoming president. plus, only on "cbs this morning," cbs news investigates the popular online trading app robinhood. we'll hear from parents. a young man on why they are suing robinhood. we'll speak with jazmine o'sullivan and h.e.r. about their popular performances. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ reat day. ♪