renee fleming is already a huge star on her own turf. the face of the met.pera in new york. you're breaking a barrier this sunday. >> yes. >> reporter: never in the history of the super bowl have they chosen an opera star for the national anthem. >> jennifer hudson. alicia keys, christina aguilera. >> lot of pop divas. >> reporter: the people diva. do you like that. >> i love it. >> reporter: it's not just me, she's known as the people diva. performing at the met, all over the world. the girl from upstate new york, raised in rochester, her dad conducting there, in fact, both her parents music teachers. that's renee right there with the head band. as the big game now approaches, she knows the pop stars that come before her. >> i can't sing like that. i do something different. sflr you do something much different. but even for the most talented singers, "the star-spangled banner" is notoriously difficult. she's been waking up tonight aware of the flubs that have been made before her. ♪ land of the free >> reporter: even christina aguilera couldn't hit it. that

that was jim axelrod with renee fleming. >>> now, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning. we'll look at the huge win and see which commercials had the biggest impact with viewers. >>> plus, the ceo of tesla, elon musk, talks about the test model for his electric cars. >>> and emmy award-winning actress sarah jessica parker joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com griego. >>> live from the cbs studios this is kpix5 news. >> good morning everyone. it's monday, february 3rd. >> i'm frank. it is 4:30 and we're going to get you out the door. a little traffic and weather. >> yeah. >> you've grown. >> i know, i have. >> good to have you back. it's nice to have rain over the weekend. settling down now. clouds moving across the skies. the low settling into northern california. chance of more rain on the way. >> everything looking good on the roads. usual overnight road work. overall, things are nice and quiet. look at your morning commute coming up. epor

rene fleming, they asked are you going to lipsync. and she said i don't even know what that is.> the cold air not as cold as they expected. obviously not affecting her voice at all. let's take a look at how this thing unraveled. the weather perfect for seahawks. carrying the number 12 flag and then broncos when they hit the field they came in as two point favorites and joe nemeth got a little quick on the gun to flip the coin and by the time they got things squared away. the worse that could happen off that flip of the coin was denver getting the ball. manny ramirez mix up with manning and the ball end out of the end zone. that was a record show. >> pure miscommunication up the center. he was walking up to say something and the center snapped the ball. >> doesn't get any better. seattle gets the ball. the stanford man 37 yards. he gave the niners fits and it continues. now a minute left in the third quarter after that baldwin play led to a field goal. peyton manning sacked the pass. just a little bit of a tip there that might have thrown that ball off course. but that's all you

dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed >> that was grammy award winning ob prau singer renee flemingrted off with a beautiful rendition of the star-spangled banner one of the best we have ever heard. she was the first opera singer she was one of the 32 selected from the military choir. new york jets joe rocking it despite the colder than expected weather. he flipped the coin in the air before the captains of both teams picked heads or tails and the referee caught it mid air. it went seattle's way. thanks to a bad snap he never looked back. payton manning had four turnovers including two interceptions. had a 16 yard interception return touchdown by smith making it 22-0 for the half. sensational 87 yard kickoff return to open the second half was the definite nail in the coffin. smith wins the mvp. the seattle seahawks with their first national championship in their history. seattle and space needle and pioneer square go crazy as that city takes the first major national championship since 1979 when the seattle supersonics won the nba championship. heather, answl ainsley? >> thank you, b

will rene fleming wear gloves while she is singing? and will the announcers say marijuana?egal now in seattle and denver. that's 7/2. and will a chili pepper go shirtless at halftime? it became in '86 when bookies offered odds at 75/1 that william the fridge perry would score. and he did. this year, around 50 million bucks will be laid this year, and this guy, by himself, has 600 grand at stake. a yale grad and a professional gambler has a secret system that guarantees at least a 5% to 10% profit. >> study it hard, and how they play in cold weather, you're going to get good advantages. >> reporter: i am so not a betting man but i would say avoid a power outage wager, 20-1. do you really think that would let that happen again? here is a good one. will it go into overtime? it never has in 47 games so far. put a buck on that, and you could win $6.50. retire to bora bora. i'm taking prop bets on their behavior during the show. we have dan shuffling his papers, i've lost count already, bianna, how many times you mention your son jake, more smart money on two. and sara, how many

queen latifah, renee fleming and the halftime show is brouno mar and the red hot chili peppers. go over to nischelle turner with more on the entertainment scene. how are you doing? >> i'm still bobbing my head to bruno mars. i love that song. there was a treasure-trove of parties this week. they say new york is the city that never sleeps. for super bowl week, it's also the city to see and be seen. and yes, we're talking about the party scene. it was definitely in full effect. we spent a little time at the madden party this week. we caught up with packers running back eddie lacy and also bengals wide receiver a.j. green. lots of celebrities were out. i was looking for another man with good hands. i'm talking you, larry fitzgerald. . he must have been at somebody else's party. we also spoke with the folks from the nfl that put this super bowl party scene together and talked about what really goes into making a super bowl party event. it's a lot. take a listen. >> this is the day and then there's the night. the night is time to party. what's going on? >> there's lots of parties dur

seahawks and broncos will have a little trouble getting to sleep tonight, and you can't blame renee flemingr star from the world of opera who will be singling the national anthem before the super bowl tomorrow. you often hear when the national anthem is discussed about what a challenge it is. it's not an easy song to sing. is that right? >> oh, it's so right. i mean, you know, i want to say this is not for civilians, to sing the national anthem. because-- in its most basic form, the range is an octav and a half, and to have that range so that it's comfortable for men and women of all voice types is impossible. >> axelrod: how long have you been rehearsing for this? >> i have been living and breathing the national anthem now since before the holidays. i mean, waking up in the middle of the night, more often than you can imagine going... ( gasps ) oh, my gosh. am i going to get it right. you can't say, "can i do that again? can we repeat, that please?" >> axelrod: are you playing offense or are you playing defense? do you want to just survive or do you want to kill it? >> that's a really good

and how long will it take renee fleming to sing the national anthem? alicia keys rendition lasted 2:35 at last year's game. that was a record. fleming giving us a clue about the big performance on game day. the high note, the hardest to hit they'll do more than once. >> you think they found someone this hits that octave. >> we'll do it a few times. hint hint, hint hint. >> you heard it here. >> reporter: other fets, what will bruno mars wear at halftime? bets placed on a fur hat, a fedora or nothing at all and how how the much the super bowl parties will cost you, too. spending on game day food, clothing and decorations will hit $12 billion. a trend up over the past few years. >> take a look behind my on super bowl before. there's tens of thousands of people. david only some will be lucky enough to be among the 80,000 fans at the stadium tomorrow night. >> gio benitez will be at metlife stadium for the start of the game. this was the scene just one week ago. look at this. temperatures plummeting into single digits, workers shoveling out the stadium. we

the renÉe fleming super bowl performance might actually help.e new york metropolitan opera told trish reagan how he is trying to win over the next generation. >> we have to make it compelling, first of all. and we do not expect every young person to jump on their bicycle and ride over to the opera house, but the fact of the matter is that if people give opera a chance and we do our job properly, presenting these brave singers without amplification or microphones in front of an ,udience of 3800 people hundreds of thousands of more, is anns with radio, it incredibly exciting artform when it comes together. it has everything. music, theater, scenery. we are bringing the most dynamic people in the world to the stage. the problem with that, the challenge, is that it is long. foreign languages. if we can succeed the way that a great foreign films succeeds, we have to have an audience that is willing to invest a bit intellectually. but there are great rewards. >> he has competition about 30 blocks away, madison square garden undergoing a transformation

renee fleming hits all of those high notes, she does all the time so beautifully well. >> i have no fearn her behalf going into the game. right out now to the super bowl site, the site of super bowl xlviii. gio benitez has been in the thick of the festivities and has the latest. not too cold, right? >> reporter: not too cold. what a tough assignment, right? happy super sunday to you. it's about three things, football, halftime and those commercials. and this is "gma"'s ultimate guide to the super bowl. it's gameday, less than 12 hours from now -- >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: super bowl xlviii, the epic battle between the broncos and the seahawks. they practiced until friday, resting up for the game. doing a final walk through at metlife stadium saturday. and the fans are ready. >> rock on! >> reporter: from hometown celebrations -- to side by side brawling bars in nyc. >> broncos are going to win. >> reporter: it's a super bowl blowout. >> an awesome party. >> reporter: capturing the action in times square. at the statue of liberty, the space needle flag signed by seahawks fans. and b

our friend rob mathes is going to be arranging the star-spangled banner for renee fleming at the super bowl. i'm very excited for him. rob is a great friend and i worked with him in the studio. he's -- i lost him. he was a music director at my little church in connecticut. sting discovered him. he's been on the road with sting for the past two years. hardly ever see him. i bet it is going to be a very stirring anthem. renee is a beautiful woman and incredible opera singer. we'll hear the anthem again in a more traditional style but it's going to be so moving. >> i love that moment, right before the game, when they sing that. it is beautiful. so if you're watching the game, look around the room, because these are the worst people at every single game party. okay. >> you want to avoid these people. >> from buzzfeed. they say a former coach or football player, even high school, anybody, they're bad to watch the game with because they think they know everything. >> and that is complete bunk because frank is completely not like that. he watches it like everybody else. and -- >> frank's diff

to give it you do a little dance ♪ >> and someone else who no doubt made new fans, opera singer renee flemingill-worthy. ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> what a voice. she nailed it. and it is rare that we talk about something that happens after the super bowl is over, but something did happen. and it was pretty cool. >> yeah. prince made an almost unheard of appearance on a prime time sitcom. he was on "new girl." prince is a big fan of the show and reportedly asked producers for a spot on the show. and by all accounts, he rocked it. >> who knew? i can't picture prince sitting at home watching "new girl". >> isn't that funny? he's a fan, sitting on the couch, feet up, eating popcorn. let's talk about bruno mars, he was really good. a lot of people were like, i don't know about this bruno mars guy. i always knew he could sing. well, he can sing, he can dance, he can play the drums. did you see his dancing, too? >> he's incredible. a triple threat. >> total triple threat. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. w," infor

by the way, congratulations to queen latifah and renee fleming for their beautiful renditions last nightokay. this lovely lady -- this is a sad story and a triumphant one too. they lost two children to a deadly heart disease called hyperthropic cardiomyopathy where the heart can no longer pump blood through the body. she had to help others dealing with the same disease. she started a foundation in 2002 to help fund research and awareness about the disease. she, lisa and her husband, eddie, now have four beautiful children. but the gorgeous thing about this, still continuing the fight for others who are battling this disease. we have them. >> how are you? >> hi, lisa. >> so nice to meet you, kathie lee and hoda. i'm so touched by what you just said. >> we get these letters and they all move us, but when i see that somebody has gone through something just so incredibly painful, but they use it to alleviate the pain in other people's lives, it is just -- we have to tell your story. we're delighted that you're going to come see us. >> we're so excited and i'm so glad that you're interested i

will opera singer renee fleming be wearing gloves? pot use was legalized about by the home states of both teams in colorado and washington. last year a record 99 $99 million was bet in nevada. if you can't make it out to vegas or don't want to place bets online, there's the everpresent office pool. buying a square that match the final score of the game. this might take home enough to afford a couple meals at my favorite mexican restaurant, or so i'm told. the point spreads come with super sunday that bring to the surface an aspect league officials don't like to talk about. how neatly the game of football syncs up with gambling. joining me to talk about the intersection of the two, selena roberts, a former sportswriter and founder and ceo of a digital sports network. the hall of famer harry carson who played with the new york giants for more than a decade which does include a super bowl win. congratulations on that. mike is a sports reporter for the npr. waiting for his first super bowl victory, i think. in las vegas johnny is the exec

. >> renee fleming. >> it was so perfect. watch this. ♪ >> the flyover.s the pentagon, goose bumps on ever in attendance. they were from the 101st airborne division. i know because they flew over my house five minutes before. i tweeted out i'm just guessing. i think something big is going to happen at the super bowl involving helicopters in about five minutes. >> with the domes obviously you don't do that. this is an open-air stadium. one of the great things about not having a roof, you get to see it. i'm expecting some type of stealth bomber or something to whip across. everyone is looking up and these choppers come across and it felt like muscle. and i felt like a gift and they came up. you saw peyton manning's face? that is what essentially everyone was doing. they hovered and then they left. >> what i thought was fun is joe namath was in an ad with rob riegle our friend and then he showed up in the same coat that he was wearing. look at that. the official stopped joe namath because joe namath essentially screwed up the coin toss, false toss, tried to

renee fleming. fantastic with the national anthem. >> really nice job.>> queen latifah. every aspect was great. you're at the game, you miss the ads. i hear so many of them faced off during the game. we'll go behind the scenes of the super bowl ads. >> this guy. love this guy. >> oh, yes, arnold, we did see him. that bud light ad playing out in multiple parts as well. >> and he's not an actor at all. >> no, talk about lucky casting. he was adorable in the ad. you wanted to see what happened next. >> mm-hmm. >> speaking of million bucks. first of all, joe namath looked like a million bucks last night. we have yet to discuss the coat. >> wow. >> i think that joe namath's coat had a twitter account in five seconds. amazing. >> if that long. >>> and also, more germane to the topic, we're giving away $1 million today to the winner of the doritos ad challenge. who will take home a cool mill? you'll find out. >> we're giving it away? >> right here. >>> and ahead, dylan farrow's emotional statement about what happened with her father 20 years ago. woodley allen.

renee fleming, touchdown for her. >> yes. >> what a rendition of the national anthem. is a superstar in the opera world and has two magnificent pop music albums as well. >> yes. >> and a graduate of the new york system. >> i love that. after this performance -- she was the first opera singer. she needs to be every year, every game, baseball, everything. >> when it's sung right, it's so beautiful. >> perfect. did you guys happen to see the tweet last night from hillary clinton? she has received amount of tough coverage from fox over the years. during the game she said, it's so much more fun to watch fox when it's someone else being blitzed and sacked. later felt the need to clarify the comment was just a joke. >> i think people got it. come on. a lot of buzzing moments during the game. but it was actually a moment just before that caught our eye. new york jets legend joe nameth was on hand for the coin toss sporting, take a look. there it was. that was the first tweet of the night for me. i was like, oh, epic. >> 1970s called. superfly wants his coat back. >> what do yo