the eagles soaring to victory defeating the new england patriots in the super bowl. philadelphia celebrations going haywire overnight. and fallout from the nunes memo. it proves the fbi is targeting trump. republicans say not so fast. two dead and many injured in the amtrak crash. focusing on the switch that sent the train hurdling into another. i'm christine romans. >> i'm ryan nobles.

it is monday, february 5th. nick foles and the eagles going from underdog to top dog knocking off tom brady and the new england patriots 41-33 in super bowl lii. what a story. foles. nearly quit football three years ago and started the season as the back-up quarterback. he wound up taking home mvp honors. he went toe-to-toe with tom brady and look at this. he caught this fourth. >> in a game with record shattering offense, the touchdown that sealed the deal. we have andy scholes live in the stadium in minneapolis. what a game. >> reporter: certainly was, christine. the defensive play by ty the eagles. the eagles and patriots in the

super bowl that many of us will remember for a long time. it had the most epic offensive display from both teams you will ever see in a super bowl. foles not only throwing three touchdowns, but caught that at the end of the first half to give the eagles the lead. brady hit gronkowski to get the lead in the fourth. when he does that, that is a good sign. nick foles answering to zach ertz. the big play on detentifense co from brandon graham with the strip sack on tom brady. the patriots would get the ball back and have one last shot. tom brady's last chance, a hail mary, would fall incomplte. nick foles who almost left football a couple of years ago to back-up quarterback to now the hero of philadelphia. he was the mvp.

our own coy wire caught up with him after the game. >> just to be part of this and be part of the eagles organization and the first world championship. we are blessed. it is an unbelievable feeling. >> the city of philadelphia deserves it. we are happy to deliver. party are partying in the streets. >> eagles nation. please be safe. don't destroy everything. see you at the parade. >> losing sucks, but that's part of it. you show up and you try to win and sometimes you lose. that's the way it goes. >> reporter: all kinds of records were broken in super bowl lii. the two teams combining for 1,152 yards of offense. that is the most ever for any nfl game regular season or playoffs. nick foles as we showed you. he threw a touchdown pass, but he caught one. first time a player has done that in a super bowl.

and tom brady is the first player ever to throw for more than 500 yards and 3 touchdown passes and 0 interceptions and lose a game in the nfl. guys, he has five super bowl ri rings, he is married to supermodel gisele. i feel bad for tom brady. he had the best game ever as a quarterback and he lost in the super bowl. >> what a great game. >> i don't feel bad for tom brady. >> i feel badly for john berman. what are the reviews from the halftime show from justin timberlake? >> reporter: inside the stadium, people loved it. he sang the hit songs and tribute to prince in the middle. going into the stands and singing in the stands and saying that selfie with the young kid. i thought it was good. people around me thought it was good. you cannot make everyone happy. social media had mixed reviews. some people were not happy there

were no cameos or surprises from the past. that is the knock of the performance. >> social media is a breeding ground for negativity. that will be slanted toward complainers. thanks. nice to see you. thousands of eagles fans marching to city hall to celebrate the first title. police used hydrolic fluid on light poles to keep people from climbing them. that did not work. a car was overturned in center city. people seen jumping off the ritz carlton awning until it collapsed. >> stay safe. our own dave briggs is on assignment covering the game. while he is not here, he wanted us to remind you he called it -- listen to dave's super bowl

prediction from saturday. >> wasn't so long ago that one phil simms, giants quarterback got hurt and who took over? jeff hosstetler. they won a ring and got philly the first. >> dave called it. >> i'll call him up before i make a bet. fallout from the memo that republicans on the house intelligence committee released friday. two lawmakers disputing the president's claims. the memo does not clear the president as he is saying. >> the president said to speak today in probably echo this twe from the weekend.

there was no collusion. for more, let's bring in boris sanchez in west palm beach, florida. >> reporter: we heard several republican lawmakers on the committee outright contradicting the president and the stance that he voiced over the weekend via twitter that the nunes memo vindicates him and proves the investigation is a witch hunt. listen to trey gowdy. >> there is a russia investigation without a dossier. the dossier has nothing to do with the meeting at trump tower. the dossier has nothing to do with the e-mail. the dossier has nothing to do with george papadopoulos' meeting in great britain. there will be a russia probe

without a doss yier. >> reporter: trey gowdy is the only republican that has actually seen the raw data and intelligence that allowed the fisa court judge to issue the warrants to surveil carter page. if anyone knows about the memo or potential implication on the russia investigation, it is trey gowdy. despite that, the president tweeted portions of the editorial that there are political actors within the department of justice and fbi that are anti-trump. we heard from donald trump jr. on saturday and he said the release of the memo is like sweet revenge for him and his family. the adam schiff memo contains more context and contradicts portions of the nunes memo. we could see the intelligence

committee vote to declassify that as early as today. what is unclear is whether the white house will allow for the declassification the way they did the nunes memo. christine. >> boris, thank you for that. the nunes memo released friday is less than four pages. the story it tells is complicated. here is a quick review. the memo claims an fbi open efficiently told the house committee the salacious dossier was quote essential to securing a warrant for trump campaign aide carter page. >> the memo then under cuts its argument. noting the russia investigation was triggered earlier by information about a different campaign adviser george papadopoulos. the memo alleges the memo did not disclose the author, but the newspapers report that the fisa surveillance court was told of the political motivations.

and democrats are warning that releasing the nunes memo could lead to a constitutional crisis. the number two democrat in the senate, dick durbin put it that way on "state of the union." >> to say that is the end of the investigation and this is all that donald trump needs to fire rosenstein or fire robert mueller. i tell you, this could precipitate a constitutional crisis if the house republicans believe they set the stage for the president to end the investigation, they are saying in america, one man is above the law. that's not a fact. >> at the same moment former white house chief of staff reince priebus was on "meet the press" saying he never thought robert mueller as special counsel was at risk. >> i never felt of all of the things we went through in the west wing, i never felt the president was going to fire the special counsel. i only know what i dealt with and i can tell you i never felt

there was some sort of collusion or obstruction situation going on in the west wing. >> just a reminder, priebus left the white house back in july. a special agent with the fbi turning in his badge to protest what he believes is a bureau politicized by the republicans and trump administration. josh campbell writes fbi agents are doigged people who do not care about the political wins. to succeed, they need public backing. scorched partisan goals is threatening the support. this is raising doubts of the integrity of the fbi. paul ryan deleting a weekend tweet touting the tax overhaul. some calling the leader out of touch with americans. a woman said she was surprised

her pay went up $1.50 a week. she said that will cover her costco member for a year. that runs about $60 a year. after a severe backlash, ryan pulled the tweet. cnn requested a comment and we have not heard back. >> the tweet was to show how little it was and not how much it was. it highlights the billions of dollars the companies get. time for an early start on your money. asian stocks picking up where wall street left off. ha heng seng down. friday's jobs report was strong. wall street with the worst day of the trump presidency. the dow down 666 points. that is 2.5%. the biggest decline since brexit

in june of 2016. the steepest point decline since the financial crisis. the dow and s&p with the biggest drops with 4% each. friday's strong jobs report showed wage growth is there. 2.9% wage growth. it reinforces the concern of the inflation and bond market. some analysts think the market is long overdue for a correction. is this finally the place to buy or is this the beginning of the end of that ten-year bull market next month. this is withis what a late cycl like. all right. new clues in the deadly amtrak crash which killed two and injured more than 100. investigators looking into a key switch that diverted a train into another. that's coming up next. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult?

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the winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea, get under way on friday. the kim regime sending a delegation to march under a joint flag with south korea. a high profile u.s. guest plans to deliver a reality check when he arrives. we have ivan watson with the latest from pyeongchang. fill us in. >> reporter: good morning, christine and ryan. this is supposed to be a sporting event, but politics is seeping in. we learned from "the washington post" that vice president mike pence will attend leading the u.s. delegation accompanied by fred warmbier. the father of the american university student was on a trip to north korea and died. we learned from the top aide

speaking to axios that the trump administration wants to remind the world of north korea's dismal human rights record. that's one of the messages that the u.s. delegation wants to bring here. the north koreans will be coming as well for the winter olympics. they will be led by the ceremonial head of state. a man of kim young nam. the north koreans are sending 22 athletes and on the other hand, they organized a military parade a day before the opening of the winter olympics in which they demonstrate their missiles. on the one hand calling for peace and harmony with the south korean neighbor and rival and the other hand showing military muscle as the same time. you mentioned the hockey game. for the first time, north korea and south korea have have fielded a joint women's hockey team. i saw them play a friendly game

against sweden. they lost 3-1. there were divisions there. we learned the athletes won't even be living together here in pyeongchang during the winter olympics. the head coach of the canadian team says that will be a problem. christine. >> that is all part of the sport. thanks so much. the international olympic committee turning down a request from 15 banned russians to participate in the winter games. the 13 agent -- athletes and two coaches. the court of arbitration for sport said there was insufficient evidence the russians broken the rules. they applied to complete under a neutral olympic flag. the statement issued overnight, the ioc examined each case-by-case and the suspension

remains. no official response from moscow. the cause of the deadly train crash. sunday's collision in south carolina killed two people and injured 116. amtrak train diverted on the wrong track causing it to smash into a stationary freight train. cnn's kaylee hartung has the latest. >> reporter: the white pod wetes brought out to to dialo dialogu crash. diverting the train on the side track and squarely into the freight train. ntsb investigators have to figure out why the switch was left locked in the wrong position when the train travel along that path every day. this is a question that the csx

corporation will have to help answer. csx is the railroad group that owns and operates and maintains the stretch of track. they are responsible for the signaling and switching and dispatching in the area. csx offered a statement with the condolences to the families of the victims in the crash. conductor and engineer of the train. while they did that, they did not acknowledge any wrongdoing of their own other than to say they would be cooperating with the ntsb investigation. another key piece of evidence in the investigation is a forward facing camera on the amtrak train that the investigators are analyzing in the lab in d.c. christine. >> thank you. iuma thurman telling her harrowing story about harvey weinstein. she says the former producer assaulted her. that's ahead. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event'

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some taking it too far. fallout from the nunes memo. the president said the memo vin difficult -- vindicates him. and welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm ryan nobles. if you are in philadelphia, you likely haven't gone to sleep. nick foles and the eagles going from under dogs to top dog knocking off tom brady and the new england patriots. 41-33 in super bowl lii. this story of nick foles is incredible. he nearly quit football three years ago and started this season as the back-up quarterback. he was the mvp going toe-to-toe with tom brady. throwing three touchdown passes and catching a fourth.

>> in a game with record shattering offense, it sealed the win with the clutch play. we have andy scholes in minneapolis. what a game. that was a terrific game. >> reporter: it will go down as the most exciting super bowl we have ever seen. especially offensively. what could you say about the eagles? they have been under dogs in every playoff game they played in the post season. they won every single one of them. they were pulling out all of the stops in super bowl lii. nick foles catching a touchdown pass. that gave philly a ten--point lead going into the half. as we expected, tom brady led the comeback. he finds gronk to give the patriots the lead in the fourth quarter. nick foles going toe-to-toe with brady. leads the eagles down the field. finds zach ertz. he stretching for the touchdown. brady would get another chance, but the eagles defense stepped

up and made a play. brandon graham causing the fumble on the sack. eagles recover. brady would get one last chance. this one a little less likely to work out for the patriots. he had to go with the hail mary. it would be incomplete. the eagles have their first super bowl championship. nick foles now forever a hero in the city. he was the super bowl mvp. our own coy wire caught up with him after the game. >> just to be part of this. to be part of the organization and be part of the first world championship. we are blessed. an unbelievable feeling. it is soaking in. >> the city of philadelphia deserves this and we're happy to deliver. people part iiyi -- partying ine streets. >> don't destroy everything. >> losing sucks. that's part of it.

you show up and you try to win and sometimes you lose. that's the way it goes. >> reporter: there were a ton of records broken in super bowl lii. the two teams combining for 1,151 yards. that's the most in nfl history for any game. regular season or playoff. nick foles, we showed you twice, him catching a touchdown pass. the first player in super bowl history to catch and throw for a touchdown in the big game. and tom brady, he is the first quarterback in nfl history to lose a game when throwing for more than 500 yards and three touchdowns and no interceptions. he has five super bowl rings. he is married to a supermodel gisele. i still feel bad for him because he lost the game. he had the best game ever in the super bowl and still wasn't able to win. >> and he is also 40 years old.

that usually is past the prime for the nfl quarterback. andy, justin timberlake performing the halftime show. what are the reviews? >> reporter: for the people in the stadium sitting around me and myself, i enjoyed his performance. his tribute to prince i thought was nice. he played all the hit songs and went into the stands and sang and took selfies with the kid. you look on social media and it got mixed reviews. one knock was no surprise cameo. no other acts that came in and joibd h joined him. that is something we usually see at the super bowl. he had it all to himself. >> my wife hoping for an appearance by his former band mates from n sync. >> reporter: women everywhere. >> thanks. back in philadelphia, thousands of fans jamming broad

street and marching to city hall to celebrate the first super bowl title. police used hydrolic fluid to keep fans from climbing light poles, but it did not work. several poles were pulled down. of course, a lot of reports of looting. why people do this when their team wins i will never understand. a car overturned and people seen jumping off the ritz carlton awning. several injuries were reported. new fallout from the memo that republicans on the house intelligence committee released friday. top gop lawmakers disputing the president's claims. they say the memo does not clear him in the russia investigation as the president has been saying since he signed off on the release. >> the president said to speak today in cincinnati where he will probably echo comments where he refers to himself in the third person. this vindicates trump.

there was no collusion and there was no obstruction. the word used after one year of looking and finding nothing because collusion is dead. for more, let's bring in boris sanchez in florida. >> reporter: we heard several republican lawmakers, several on the intelligence committee contradicting the president and his stance that he voiced several times over the weekend that the nunes memo vindicates him and this is a witch hunt. listen to trey gowdy. >> there is a russia investigation without the dossier. to the extent it deals with the dossier and fisa process, the dossier has nothing to do with the procedutrump tower. the dossier has nothing to do with george papadopoulos' meeting in great britain. it doesn't have anything to do with the obstruction of justice. there will be a russia probe

without a dossier. >> reporter: that statement coming from gowdy is significant. according to devin nunes, gowdy is the only one on the committee who has seen the raw data and intelligence that allowed the fisa court judge to go ahead and issue the warrants to surveil carter page. if anyone knows about the memo or implication on the russia investigation it is certainly trey gowdy. the president tweeted portions of "the wall street journal" editorial there there are political actors that are anti-trump. we heard from donald trump jr. on saturday. he said the release of the memo is sweet revenge for him and his family. democrats are pushing for the release of the schiff memo he whi -- memo which is the rebuttal of the nunes memo.

we could potentially see the intelligence committee vote to declassify that as early as today. what is unclear is whether the white house will allow for its declassification the way it did for the nunes memo. christine. >> boris, thank you. the memo released friday is less than four pages. the story is complicated. here is a review. the memo claims an fbi official told the house intelligence committee the dossier was quote essential to getting a warrant for carter page sdplch. >> the memo under cuts the argument. it was triggered earlier about the different adviser george papadopoulos. the memo alleges the justice department did not disclose the bias of the author. the newspapers all report the fisa surveillance court was told about the political motivations behind the dossier.

>> democrats are warning the release of the nunes memo could lead to a constitutional crisis. the number two democrat in the senate dick durbin said that on "the state of the union." >> to say that this is the end of the investigation and this is all trump needs to fire rosenstein or mueller. this could precipitate a constitutional crisis if the house republicans believe they set the stage for this president to end this investigation, they are basically saying in america, one man is above the law. that's not a fact. >> and at that same moment, reince priebus was on "meet the press" saying he never thought robert mueller's job as special counsel was at risk. >> i never felt of all of the things we went through in the west wing, i never felt the president was going to fire the special counsel. i only know what i dealt with and i can tell you i never felt

there was some sort of collusion or some kind of obstruction situation going on in the west wing. >> priebus left the white house back in july. time for an early start on your money. jerome powell started his term on saturday and will be sworn in later this morning. he inherits a healthier economy than janet yellen. powell served a fed governor for five years and helped shaped policies. he has praised the central bank's patient approach led by yellen. and before joining the fed, he was an investment banker. powell's term begins on the ugly week. dow suffering the worst point decline since 2008 financial crisis on friday. investigators getting closer to figuring out why an amtrak

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investigators learned the cause of another deadly train crash. the second in less than a week. sunday's collision in south carolina killed two people and injured 116. amtrak train diverted on the wrong track causing it to smash into a freight train. the train engineer and conductor were the ones killed. we have kaylee hartung in south carolina with with the lathe la. >> reporter: good morning. the chairman brought out the white board to explain. the switch was locked in the wrong direction diverting the passenger train from the main

track to the side track and squarely into the freight train. the ntsb investigators have to figure out why it was locked in the wrong position when trains like the amtrak travel along the path every day. this is the question that the csx corporation has to answer. that is the railroad group that operates and maintains the track where the crash occurred. they are responsible for the signaling and switching in the area. csx offered condolences to the families of the victims of the crash. while they did that, they did not acknowledge any wrongdoing other than to say they would be cooperating fully with the ntsb investigation. another key piece of evidence in the investigation is a forward facing camera on the amtrak train that investigators already have analyzed in the lab in d.c.

christine. ryan. >> kaylee hartung, thank you. 16 more flu related pediatr pediatric deaths reported by the centers for disease control and prevention. that brings the number killed by the virus to 53 since october. the season has not peaked yet. with influenza activity widespread in 48 states, it could be several weeks before cases start to decline. according to federal officials, 7.1% of all patients who visited health care providers last week were because of flu-like symptoms. >> some ers are setting up clinics and tents in places to corral people on the way in. wash your hands. weeks more of this. one of the ads that ran during the super bowl is not sitting well with many viewers. we will tell you which one on cnn money stream next.

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the winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea get under way friday. the focus is on north korea. kim regime sending a delegation to march under a joint flag with south korea. female hockey players will play together as one team. a high profile u.s. guest plans to deliver a reality check when he arrives. ivan watson is live from pyeongchang with the latest developments. ivan. >> reporter: ryan, i saw this game. this is the first ever joint north and south korean ice hockey game. they had a friendly game with sweden on sunday night. the first time they got a chance

to play with each other. they had a couple of days to train. they ended up losing 3-1. afterwards, there was a strange press conference where the north korean coach and a player read short statements talking about unity and walked off stage to avoid answering questions. leaving the south korean coach and players to answer questions. it will abe hard to work togethr in pyeongchang because they will not be housed together. north koreans in a separate building. they canceled a photo op for the united team afterwards which doesn't do much of a symbol of unity. politics is getting mixed in here. vice president mike pence is leading the u.s. delegation. he will be accompanied by fred warmbier. the father of the u.s. college student who tragically died after imprisoned on a tourist

trip to north korea and clearly the u.s. delegation wanting to highlight north korea's dismal human rights record at the time north korea is trying to show the world we're playing nice with the south koreans at the olympics. sending our athletes here. one other mixed message. north korea will stage a military parade showing off missiles before ceremony here in pyeongchang. sending a mixed message. ryan. >> an a lot of people talking about the sports. huge implications. ivan watson, thank you. california woman listed as missing has turned up on the show "the bachelor." 22-year-old rebekah martinez appeared on five episodes of the series. while occupying the spot on the missing persons list in california. >> the sheriff's office says martinez's mother reported her

missing in november after not hearing from her for a week in december. the mother told the sheriff's office that her daughter returned. because the deputy could not make direct contact with martinez, she remained officially missing while on the national television show. >> the newspaper wrote an article about the profile and said one of those is alive and well and on "the bachelor." global stocks off to an ugly start. european stocks open for two hours. trading all lower here. that is after the dow and s&p 500 suffered the biggest weekly drop since february. bad week. dow closed down 666 points. that is 2.5%. the biggest decline since the brexit turmoil. the financial crisis back in 2008 is the last time it was

like this. good news for workers is bad news for investors. bond yields are higher. stocks rising since 2016. some think the market is long overdue for a pull back or correction. watch the bond market. it is telling us it is expecting higher interest rates. that is causing trouble for stocks. the commercial that aired last night is not sitting help. ram trucks used a sermon by martin luther king jr. in the ad. some thought it was distasteful to sell trucks. fiat chrysler said it worked closely with the estate during the creative process. another ad featuring eli manning and odell beckham reenacting a scene from "dirty dancing." that seemed to be a hit. apple music adding accounts in the