the patriots? >> well, i like the patriots. >> don't say it. >> i don't think anybody is going to beat the patriots. but i, believe it or not, like atlanta to beat green bay. this game took so much out of the packers. an emotional game like this. see them come back in the georgia dome next week to win that game would surprise me, especially with the year matt ryan's having. >> well, the eagles have not been serious super bowl contenders since owens caught the city by storm more than a decade ago. i caught up with t.o., he thinks about what could have been. >> people ask me if i regret anything. not bringing the championship to philadelphia is something that i regret. and i probably had an opportunity to catch one or two more passes. we win the super bowl. but i did whatever i could within my power on really like one and a half legs, you know, to try to do what i could to help the team win. >> to see where that team was a decade ago and to see where teams are now, and see the receiver situation. doe

patriots winning 34-16 over the texans. matt ryan lost four of the last five playoff games but today seattle falling all over themselves, russell will sop win tripped by his own teammate. talk is cheap. 38-yards and three touchdowns and a playoff win, a atlanta 360 facing dallas or green bay. >> villanova won 23 of the last 24 games. coach jay wright not happy saying he's disappointed with their effort against st. johns. catch wright going nuts on the sidelines. they weather the storm. a career high 19 off the bench, villanova 17-1. tight finish for temple taking tulsa to the wire, down three, austin the three. tied at 68. ten seconds left, tulsa wins it. temple losing 70-68. inside the st. joe's locker room, not happy with the turnovers against richmond. bowman slams it down, hawks within two. richmond offense going back door, st. joes loses, falling 8-8. >> even looking at miles overton, drexel, 76-60 ending their five game losing streak. >> thank you, jeff. >> a long lost library book was returned a century after it was

go patriots by the way. i know you're happy this morning. you are probably up late last night. >> absolutely. lauren: investors cautious as trump's full week as president begins today. why is that? >> financials up about 20%. the midcycle industrious enough that structure. also as did state that stretch. i think that continues through 2017. but we'll really get the focus of which is great over the next couple weeks as earnings of the fourth quarter earnings appear as though they will be much better than the third quarter was then that should be our focus right now because understanding we do have a president has promised progrowth and pro-business initiatives. it is good to have a firm footing and strong fundamentals under this market while you wait to see what the new president can put into place. nicole: about this when morning talked about the fact that selling for bonds and buying technology and financials. are those the two groups elect for 2017? >> you see a bit of rotation was talked about for years. the end of the 30 commit 35 year b

patriots the favorites to win the superbowl. >> tired of the patriots. >> so are eagle's fans. >> a high school senior from virginia hit the jackpot with military schools this year. timothy park got a total of four yeses from some of the toughest military schools in the nation. >> i'm feeling amazed right now. >> park comes from a strong military background. his father was a lieutenant colonel in the reserves and his grandfather treated the wounded in the korean war. his first choice is west point but he will keep his mind open to other schools. >> impressive young man. >> new questions about who might be banned from the united states under president trump's new order. >> among those concerned, those involved in sports and oscar nominees. more when we come back. ♪ ♪ >> back to our top story and the fallout from president trump restricting people from seven muslim nations. there are several people caught in the middle. >> jim avala has more. concern from the olympic committee and athletes who every four years provide the grandeur of the game. the 2024 games could be jeopardized by pre

p patriots win. >> john, jay, jason, when we return, let me return with trump watch.

a perfect patriot. >> teammate you can depend on him. if you ever played the sport the next next to you you go in a fox he will hole that's the guy you want with me. that's jimmy to me. >> to this town he's jill boyertown's jimmy devlin. >> he's not outgoing. he's not over dressed. he's not night bling. he's not -- jimmy is just regular guy walking down the street. you saw football game take his jacket off gone play. >> every time i see him, i'm proud of you jimmy. i'm proud of you. >> going for second super bowl title. how about football doesn't work out, he has mechanical engineering degree from brown. >> really. >> that's not bad. >> something to fall back on. married his high school sweetheart cheerleader at boyertown. >> aww. >> hoping to get his second sipe super ring right here on fox. >> what a slacker. >> marying your high school sweetheart. >> six-year-old twins get on schoolbus in our area. the bus' red lights are. it's stop signs are out cars keep going. local grandfather called jeff cole. what happens when fox 29 investigate

patriots fans celebrating their ninth super bowl appearance. their second in three years. >> ninth appearance and quarterback matt ryan made sure his falcons are going to the big game. atlanta clobbering the green bay packers, 44-21, ouch, for the packers, for their second appearance ever. check out falcons owner arthur blank. the 74-year-old billionaire on the dance floor with the team. we'll have, of course, a full wrap-up, the highlights in sports. >> arthur blank, of course, is the owner of home depot, and so he was landing some moves. >> jamming out. >>> still ahead, a popular beer making -- beermaker pulling its brew off the shelves. the concerns coming up about glass bottles. >>> and united airlines grounded, a computer glitch affecting all of its domestic flights. this morning, what we're learning about the i.t. issue. >>> plus, caught on camera, a woman rescued from a burning car. we're hearing from her about this terrifying ordeal. >>> former president george h.w. bush's condition is improving. this according to a family spokesman. mr

patriots arrive tomorrow. this is the second appearance for falcons and patriots going for fifth super bowl title. >> in the men's final australian on battle between roger federror and rafael nada nadal. it went five sets. three game to one deficit to

patriots running away with this game, 27-9 late third quarter. another bay area native, edelman, eight catches, 118 yards. patriots advance to the super bowl for the ninth time in franchise history. brady and belichick going to their seventh. >> this is a good day, we're going ott super bowl man, [ bleep ]. you have got to be happy now. >> so many great players in this locker room. it's pretty special. i am excited we got this win and we have another chance to play in the super bowl. >> it is a special year a special team, special group for the way they have worked together. there are always challenges. whatever those are they are. >> the fall cans destroyed green bay or the nfc title in atlanta. aaron rodgers and the packers in never had a chance. matt ryan going to be in his second super bowl appearance. first quarter, two yard shovel pass. one handed grab. 7-#, atlanta. second quarter, packers down 20 10-0 and driving. collins forces and recovers rip could you kyi's fumble. mattie drives his team and ryan takes it himself ryan finishes with tw

the patriots versus the falcons. both pulling off big wins in conference champ coming up. >>> we do say good morning to you. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo. we begin with the rising death toll in the southeast as severe storms spawned several tornados. >> first a look at the radar right now. you can see the powerful storm system stretching from south florida to north carolina. overnight tornado warnings posted for miami-dade county as well as down to the florida keys. >> there have been 28 reported tornadoes since saturday. 19 people are dead in mississippi and in georgia. video of the damage here in cook county, georgia, it's not just the southeast getting hit with severe weather. concerns of flash flooding and mudslides in california. this video showing a car being swept away in santa clarita. dramatic images from both coasts. >> reporter: severe weather this morning the storms hitting florida, downing trees and knocking out power. in adele, georgia, debris strewn everywhere after a to

bagpipes playing as patriots head to super bowl li and this is the seventh time the patriots have done this over the last 50 years. so nothing new for those guys. tom brady's four-two and looking for that record breaking fifth super bowl win to pass the great joe montana. the team arrived in houston earlier today. robert craft, tom brady, there used to this. this is what they do. it's a business trip for them. logan ryan in voorhees knows his coach has all the experience in the world and he's ready to go. >> fortunately i've done this a couple times. more than a couple times. i think he has a good plan for us, and, um, similar to 2014 schedule. we kind of know what to expect and we're going to have fun with it. >> to the flyers wayne simmons was absolutely phenomenal gist yesterday in his first all star appearance he had three goals and came away with the all star mvp and brandon car great work by wayne but now it's time to get back to work witness team. flyers back to practice today. simmons will be flying straight to carolina from la for tomorrow's game the team is sitting on the fin

mike is taking the patriots. i'm sure i speak for many that would love to see matt ryan. >> the majority want matt ryan to win. everybody hates the patriots. >> nine superbowls? >> too many. they are too good. >> all right. that's fine. that's fine. there's much more tonight on sports sunday. jay wright and the villanova wildcats, fighting and clawing their way back tonight. much more coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> stay tuned for more "action news" sports sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "action news" sports sunday, sponsored by audi, challenge hall gibbons. >> morning flurries monday, a coating to two inches likely south of philadelphia otherwise colder a high of 39. snow and rain otherwise 32. wednesday, 43 for the high. ground hogs day, cold on thursday. friday, 40s. that's a look at the forecast from accuweather. >> does this team have what it takes to get a title? >> we do. we have to get better. we have all of the pieces. we have the talent. we have to play villanova basketball. do i think we can? yes. does that mean we

this will be the patriots ninth super bowl. they've won four. super bowl fifty one is february fifth in houston. coming up at six - were following breaking news across montgomery county. in hyattstown... a fire, destorying a home and leaving one person unaccounted for.. a live report, still ahead. and in bethesda, wind overnight - knocking down power li corey stewart northern

a lot of people feeling like this, seeing the patriots heading to yet another super bowl. new england taking down the steelers 36-17. when you've been to seven super bowls like bill belichick, the conference championship trophy, yeah, just clearly not as cool anymore. but it's really cool for dan quinn and the atlanta falcons heading to just their second super bowl in franchise history after matt ryan and the falcons dismantled aaron rodgers and the packers, 44-21. ryan making appearance. super bowl li kicking off on sunday, february 5th. houston,texas. i did just check, though, and in the last hour, tickets for the super bowl are going to cost you a pretty penny. the cheapest ticket i saw online was over $3,400, and that's in the rafters at the stadium. so carol maloney and i are going to have more on the super bowl coming up on "sports final." >> every good husband in america is like this is my birthday and christmas present for the next ten years if i can get there. >>> meanwhile, an attorney for 50 people arrested during rioting on inauguration day say that some of the

the names of 3,498 american patriots are inscribed then owalls. each of them performed personals act out valor before andon the call of duty and received the medal of honor as a consequence. it is humbling. secretary mattis, is soon to mark his 50th anniversary in the service of this country. during more than four decked in uniform commanding four levels. the ledden in infran tray battalion in iraq in 1919 and led the first marine expedition ary forces. commanding u.s. joint forces command nato supreme ally command and u.s. central command hitch directed military operations of more than 200,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen, coast guardmen, marines and allied forces across the middle east. and now, mr. sect are secretary york present as called you to lead all of armed forces of the united states. on behalf of president trump it is my pleasure to administering the oath of office. i, james norman mattist do solemnly swear. >> i james mormon mattis do sool lemly swear. >> i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> i will support

our message is patriotic, i know these guys that's politically incorrect, but our message is patriotic, it's motivational, it's uplifting. it explains to students that because they're american they've got a head start in life and they can do whatever it is that they want to do. we make sure that we point out what is different about the united states, both in terms of the legal setup. both in terms of the documents that have shaped america, and in particular. the culture. so when i go into elementary school i talk about walt disney and the example of american exceptionalism and the positive influence that walt disney has had on kids right around the world. when i go to a middle school or a high school, i talk about tipping and i alert the students to the fact that the only country in the world where tipping is an integrated part of the economy is america. and i can't think of a more american concept than tipping. number one, it causes you to care about your fellow human being. a lot of people rely on tips to make ends meet. number two there's no limit to what you can possibly earn in ti

i'm honored to stand here today among so many patriots, you are the backbone of this count, country, you are spirit of this nation. in every sense. the men and women of the united states military are the greatest force for justice, peace, and goodness that have ever walked the face of this earth. your legacy exists everywhere in the world today. where people are more free, more prosperous, and more secure because of the united states of america. you have earned to uninsured for our children the glorious birthright of freedom bestowed upon us by god. we stand today at the hall of heroes, great heroes, a testament to the undying courage of those who wear our nation's uniform and who have received the highest distinction, the metal of honor. this is a sacred hall, all of our nation lives between these walls. these walls tell the story of those intrepid americans who gave everything, risked everything, and fought with everything that had to save their fellow warriors and warriors that they are, believe me. for years they are. and are. and to savor wondrous liberties and to save this god

informed patriotism is what we want. and are we doing a good enough job teaching our children what america is and what she represents in the long history of the world? those of us who are over 35 or so years of age grew up in a different america. we were taught very directly what it means to be an american. and we absorbed almost in the air a love of country and an appreciation of its institutions. if you didn't get these things from your family, you got them from the neighborhood. from the father down the street who fought in korea, or the family who lost someone at anzio. or you can get a sense of patriotism from school. and if all else failed, you can get a sense of patriotism from the popular culture. the movies celebrated democratic values and implicitly reinforce the idea that america was special. tv was like that too through the mid '60s. but now we're about to enter the '90s, and some things have changed. younger parents aren't sure that an unambivalent appreciation of american is the right thing to teach modern

in fact is enslaved with the patriots. to capture slaves who had the patriot hands. that's exactly the narrative were trying to tell. it is multifaceted. and you can't really get a single simple way to summarize all that happened in that. of time and this is for you mike. >> that is a great question. the first thing to note is is not inevitable that it would pass. a couple of states voted against ratification it was going to vote against. it was incredibly close. in new york the vote was 32. in massachusetts it was a hundred 87268. those are three of the five largest estates. there is a very good chance the union could not had been successful. you could even say that it was rigged little bit. one advantage was the media there were about 90 newspapers in the country at the time. only 12 of them were able to find the literature. the cities were published entirely cities for obvious economic reasons. and often the subscribers in the advertisers they would threaten to withhold that. if they dared to publish any federalist estates. it was the federalist. they could barely

patriots favored over houston. >> wow. go hoyas. >> back over .500 tonight. >> i like it. >>> weather-wise,ht put some ice out there. a few spots well north. tomorrow milder with sun returning, 48. we've got an isolated shower monday. showers tuesday. yellow weather alert day. and maybe a shower again by saturday. >> it is looking warm out there. the inauguration day, my goodness. you never see that kind of weather for that time of year. really chilly last month. >>> you can get updates any time on our wusa 9 app. we'll see you back here at 11:00 tonight. they also know you need to getg your annual check-up. now with one touch using the mycigna app you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: slip sliding away. a deadly ice storm slams the heartland, millions are in the path of dangerous weather.