>> how about them chiefs? >> who is for the eagles? >> how long have you all been eagles fans? >> all our lives. >> all your lives. >> philadelphia has the spirit still. this is the greatest sports town in america. >> you'll be adding another one in a few days, baby.

let's go. let's go. >> i am l am here to cheer one kansas city chiefs. >> we've got a great coach, great fans, one dream, super bowl, baby, baby, going all the way. "fox & friends," i love you all, baby. truly love you, "fox & friends." ♪ > >> let's go, guys, this is the philadelphia eagles drum line in case you haven't figured it out. they've been out here all morning long. they are pumped up, they are ready for the desert, dressed for the desert, but it's 30 degrees right now. we are an equal opportunity show. we had the chiefs cheer chiefs cheerleaders onearlier i. where's andy.

thank you for joining us. all you guys being down here, we appreciate it. what got you into this. >> i'm from a family of musicians and drumers. >> this is 13 years. >> 13 years of the drum line. >> you were here before the super bowl. >> i was here. >> what's it like to be back? >> it's incredible. soon as you get into the energy, the vibe, the energy is -- >> compared to the first time. >> it's not as cold as minneapolis. >> that's a good point. what is so interesting is, you guys do other stuff. what do you do full-time? >> back home i'm a bartender. this is a fun side gig on the weekends. >> what is it like all week for you? >> it's been incredible, playing the different media events an getting to represent the birds. >> it's a philly thing. this is something that got started how? >> jaylen said it during a press conference, an offhand comment about the special thing being from philadelphia. >> it just works. >> it works and it clicketed.

clicked.>> thanks for coming d. best of luck in the game. it's a few hours away. let's go back to the set, make sure rick you don't trip over the cable. i would feel terrible if you went down and the camera would shoot the sky but maybe we would get a balloon siting. >> the sun is starting to come up. there was a request from the control room to get the sun to come up. it's begun to come up. we have more to show you about what's going on in an around leading up to the big game and sooner or later, guys, will, it's going to be all about football. right now, it's about the pacpageantry leading up to football. >> welcome "fox & friends" on a sunday morning. hads this has got to be the the earliest program to get you ready for super bowl lvii. brian's brought us a lot throughout the morning, the

sights and sounds of the super bowl, rachel. including as we know at this point well into the morning, he's been partying. rachel: yeah. he's been partying. doesn't matter where he is in scottsdale, he's at the beach party with the gronk, speaking of, let's watch that. let's watch a little bit of that. >> you are so accomplished. in your 30s. you're known as a party yesterday. er. you wouldn't be the same playing without being the partyer. without having the discipline, you wouldn't have the success. >> you can only party if you the take care of your work during the week. then take time to have a good time. i was lifting up my friends. >> it's a workout. >> working on my foot work. somehow that movement and gyrating translates to the field if you're going hard enough on the dance floor. >> right. and by the way, you'll see the whole package a little later. this is one of the best things

to p emerge from the trip is this. wrangler put it out and, again, will, you know i've had the problem before because i can't get jackets to fit my arms because they're mammoth. gronk and i have the same problem. so he cut them off. i'm like can i have them? and he goes yeah. he's got a lot of sponsors many this started off with 1,000. yesterday, there was 5,000 people at this huge lot and everywhere you go people are just handing you drinks and people getting down as scantily clad as possible. that's the theme. everything beach oriented. it's pretty impressive, a win-win for for everybody. a win-win for america. >> it might be hard hard to be gronk, everyone handing you drinks, expecting a good time.

let me bring in the guy who is the author of the original super bowl guarantee. it is hall of fame quarterback joe namath who said they would win the super bowl. first of all, good morning. really good to have you on "fox & friends." >> good morning. >> let me ask you about the guarantee. for just a moment. you know what's interesting in? not had that many people have actually followed your path. we don't appreciate how big of underdogs you were back in the day when you made the guarantee to win but all i can think of is jimmie johnson doing it i think at the nfc championship game, saying we will win the ballgame, put it in 3-inch headlines. other than that, people are not as bold as you once were, joe. >> it was a matter of confidence. i just got tired of being told our team, all week long, the people in new york, we were big

underdogs. i got tired of it. the dinner i was at, thursday night, we're going to kick your you know what, david. i said we're going to win the game, i guarantee it and that was that. rachel: joe, it's rachel here. how do you spend super bowl? today? what's the plan? >> well, you don't give out your game plan, really. i don't think i should be letting you know exactly what i'm doing today but i am home with my daughter, three grandchildren and we'll be watching the game tonight together. >> i had a chance to see you on the red car h carpet, the firste you really got mad at me. yoi saidsomething you thought wt right. i said jaylen was benched and he had to leave. you got mad at me. why did you get mad at me for

saying that? >> i didn't get angry with you. i mets his family. i think the world of him and then he transferred to oklahoma but we won the championship with jay, he was there too. so i look at him as a former crimson tidier, like myself -- tide-r, like myself. >> what do you think it did for him when you lose your job in college an you still are able to persevere, shine for another school, come back in, get benched and now considered one of the top quarterbacks in the leagues. sometimes those tribulations, do those formulate character? >> you bet it does. of course. it starts at home. his folks taught him right and he got some good coaching along the way with some other people. knows in he reality it's not all about him. it's a team effort, about the guys you're working with and jaylen is a great team man. >> yeah.

jaylen has earned the respect of his adversaries. i mean, i rooted against him pretty much his entire career. i'm a long horn fan, i'm not rooting for a sooner. i'm a cowboy fan, not rooting for an eagle. my respect for jaylen is so high, it's hard not to root for him. i'mi'm predicting a chiefs win. what are you predicting will happen in the super bowl. >> i am looking for a good game. i don't know who is going to win. if i did, i would let my family know and let them win some money. it's going to be a great game with two great teams. the team that makes the most mistakes will probably lose. you see cats line up offside why are you lining up offsides, what are you doing? the team that hurts themselves the most will lose. rachel: the great joe namath, thanks for joining us this morning on "fox & friends."

>> rachel, thank you for having me and you two guys, all right too. rachel: thank you. [laughter] rachel: all right. >> i love rachel had that he would not give his own game plan up for he relaxing and watching the game. that's -- he joe namath is still in a huddle, he doesn't want to break it. rachel: huddling with the grandkids, sounds like. we're going to move on to some more serious news, montana air space was briefly shut down yesterday after a radar anomaly led u.s. officials to believe a foreign object was flying in the area. we're learning more about the object shot down over canada yesterday. brook sigmans is here with the latest. >> there were two more incidents involving foreign objects in north american air space yesterday. the faa temporarily closing air space over montana last night after authorities spotted a radar anomaly over a small town. a fighter aircraft swept the

area but did not find any foreign objects. montana congressman p tweeting he's in direct contact with nor com and in direct contact. earlier an f2 2 fighter jet shot down a different object in northern canada. an official telling fox news the object appears to be a small metallic balloon with a tethered payload. canada's defense medicine ser said the objects was smaller than the one shot down over south carolina last week. >> the object was flying at ani altitude of approximately 40 feet. had unlawful ily entered canadian air space and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. >> canada's prime minister releasing a statement on the incident, saying he spoke with president biden and saying canadian forces will now recover and analyze the wreckage of the

object. he's thanking norad for keeping watch over north america. u.s. officials say they first spotted the object over alaska late friday night but president biden is ignoring questions about the incident. watch this. >> mr. president, do you know who sent the object? were you able to recover it yet? was it a balloon, mr. president? >> all this as tensions rise between the u.s. and china. now, the first chinese spy flight was shot down off the coast of south carolina last weekend. on friday, u.s. forces shot down a second object off the northern coast of alaska. after the incident in montana last night, officials are warning that newly heightened awareness about objects in u.s. air space could could lead to false positives. >> great job. great recap. the original spy craft we let go yacross the country, shot down n the carolinas. have they pulled anything else

up. >> the recovery efforts are paused due to weather in south carolina. officials said they recovered the payload from the original aircraft and that they say is about the size of a school bus. officials from the pentagon also say they recovered debris and they're taking a that back on-shore for analysis but what they're learning is more information about the surveillance capabilities of that original balloon. >> all right. thanks so much. >> thank you so much for that report. you know, earlier in the show we had on congressman from montana, ryan zinc. he talked about the objects. we're up to three and p potentially four incidents when it comes to to american air sspace. i can't help help, brian and rachel connect this. i haven't heard this conversation take place quite yet. over the past couple years we've had increased conversations about ufos, unidentified flying objects, right?

we don't know. we have increased sightings. now we have increased sights sis over our air space and we're shooting it down. it's odd the way the entire incident, the fours incidents over the past week have played out. the biggest problem i think, rachel, it certainly -- let's assume for a minute it's a foreign power, china, let's assume for the moment like the original balloon this is china, they're not concerned. in fact, they're mocking us, rachel. instead of being concerned about the response of the united states, they're laughing at the united states. rachel: that's right. in fact, chinese people's daily which is a state owned chinese media paper, here's what their op-ed said. they said the j joe biden administration handling of the balloon case last week was meant to show case the united states' strategic strength and fierce attack by republicans in the low approval ratings of the u.s. officials but instead it has

shown to the world how immature and irresponsible indeed hysterical the u.s. has been in dealing with t the case, stuck n typical partisanship and political correctness, orders from the white house are getting laughably juvenile. is the u.s. strong or weak? it looks pretty damn tough in the face of balloon air ships and other innocuous objects, but in the state of the real battlefield the u.s. choice is to exhaust others. there's a lot in there by this chinese run, state run media but it clearly is a country that doesn't fear us. that's mocking us, trying to humiliate us with this and that's concerning to me. the other thing that concerns me, brian, is the fact that it entered into our air space and then it was shot down. so why aren't we catching these things before they enter into our air space? where's all our pentagon money going? i thought that we were paying

for national security. we want things taken care of before they enter into our air space. brian: we had no balloon strategy during the trump years. it never got up the ladder to tell the secretary of defense, the director of national intelligence, never told the president this happened if we were to believe the reports. we have a second montana official, the next one is called a navy seal, ryan zinc, said there's no reason why they couldn't have shot it of down in montana, there's nobody around montana where this thing was flying over. when the president said the pentagon told me it was too dangerous, it would hit a school. obviously you don't hit it when it would hit a school. the people of montana said why didn't you shoot it down. instead it goes over the military facilities and it gets shot down off the coast. i'm insulted the president of the united states thinks it's okay for these incidents to

happen and doesn't take time to answer questions from reporters who have to wait for him while justin trudeau and his secretary defensehas a press conference yesterday. for one. we've had three. he sits down with a pbs and spanish language channel and decides that's enough. i feel as though the the american people deserve more, o get all the answers from them rather than wait for a question they can't ignore or see a civilian spot something that they can't side cep so it's stey disappointing because i think we're only getting a fraction of what's going on. will: no doubt about that. and maybe the answer, brian, is because we don't have to carry if it's adversarial, a challenging interview it wouldn'twouldn't project clarite

american people or project strength to our adversaries. we have to get real. rachel: we had representative mace on, on the armed services committee and she said they're getting no information. it's not just that the president's not willing to sit down with the media, our leaders, our representatives in congress seem to be in the dark. the governors over which these balloons are flying over don't seem to have any information. the lack of transparency or even scare yesterday -- scarier if our government doesn't know anything that's even worse. what bothers me, they this is a weekend, people want to sit down and watch football, hang out with kids and family. we don't want to worry about objects coming from the chinese flying over our country. this is the job of the president and our military. i mean, right? brian: yeah. i would rather not. and they're mocking us. so i would love to get on top of this.

i just -- the excuse they said about mond montana, shutting doe air space, we followed an object but it's okay. you followed something in the sky at 60,000 feet, you couldn't identify it and you said okay, we can start flying planes again. excuse me. tell me what you saw. tell me what you used to find it. tell me why you couldn't catch it and identify it. please. just say okay, it's okay for passenger jets to start flying again in montana, to me, not a great answer. rachel: yeah. will: coming up, coaching the kelseys, the high school football coach of travis and jason kelsey joins us live ahead of tonight's first super bowl sibling rivalry. but first, the newtown, connecticut hawks little league football team is running plays on fox square along with the brooklyn united drum line who is out there keeping them entertained as we count down to

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will: we're about nine hours from kickoff at state farm stayed jump, tonight. eagthere w be history as the fit brothers face off in the super bowl. the hometown can't be prouder. the cleveland heights, ohio high school lighting up in chief's red and in eagles green. our next guest coached the kelce brothers in high school. mike jones joins us now. glad to have you on the program. jason and travis are two years apart. how honk did long did di you ha. what was their career like in high school? >> yeah, thank you for having me. travis was a couple years behind

jason. travis went straight to varsity, being a very good at athlete. jason played a little freshman jv v and then moved to as varsiy sophomore year. they are two talented young men with great parents that kept them involved in different things so they were definitely young men we were glad to have. will: was jason always an offensive lineman,s was travis a tightened. end or did you move them around? did they he grow into the positions. >> they the grew into the position, travis was the quarterback in high school. jason was a linebacker and played a little full back, maybe tight end. travis was the quarterback, the best man on the team. he had the ball in his hands the entire time.

will: they grew into these positions, jason is 330, travis is 240, something like that. what were they like as brothers? supportive, i'm sure competitive, what were they like as brothers on the field? >> they were definitely competitive. jason was the ultimate big brother. travises was loosey goosy, he was really popular and real nice looking young man as well as jason but jason was the ultimate big brother, trying to pull travis along, making sure travis was where he was supposed to be, those type of things. they were very competitive the. you could could tell their parents had them competing as young men. and so jason is, like i said, was one of our leaders on the team. travis was -- beca became one oe leaders after jason moved on.

will: i'm the oldest of four. i've got two sons, three or four years apart. the first one seemed to be buttoned down and the second one as you described, loosey goosesy. i don't know if that's how it always works. thank you for the background. it will be a fun story to watch tonight, those two brothers. thank you. coming up. >> thank you. >> brian meets up with gronk as he parties it up ahead of super bowl lvii on fox. >> good thing i just got my drink, the beast, because i am a beast and i'm about to go up there, bust a couple moves because that's what i co do. ♪ the club can't even handle me right now. ♪ i see you watching me, i go all you out. ♪ the club can't even handle mer

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[drumming] rachel: welcome back. we are back with the philadelphia eagles drum line and we're a little less than nine hours away from kickoff. will: that's right. super bowl sunday. before the the big game, brian had a chance to hit up one of the big ofes biggest parties of. brian: is was t i was talkingt

end that played and won four super bowl. i went behind the scenes with gronk. he has this famous gronk beach party. it's got music and it's got all the gronkowskis. watch. it's a relatively new attraction on super bowl week is the gronk beach apar party. everywhere you go there's a little bit of gronk, gronk, gronk, gronk. but so far, no rob. the four time super bowl champ not here yet. the people that came are keeping themselves occupied until he arrives. watch. ♪ brian: so the business of partying, is that what the gronk beach party is? is that the goal, is that what you told everyone. >> it's all about coming out here, losing your mind, having a good time, putting your stresses away, coming out here, getting some sunshine, getting some ray,

getting a tan while you're out here, having drinks, feeling good and also da dancing your fe off. brian: you can da dance, let'se honest. >> my moves are gronk p style. i'm aggressive, guy gyrate the e time. i found out where my moves came from, it's from elvis. brian: what's it like working with the guys. >> it's fantastic. everyone, jimmie johnson, they're such great guys, putting me under their wing a helping me out, they want to see me have success. >> i'm coming back here, baby. this is p phi family. >> you're so -- my family. >> you're so accomplished in your 30s. you said you wouldn't be the same person without the party yesterday. without the discipline, you wouldn't have the success. >> you can only party if you

take care of your work that week. make sure you get everything done and then time to have a good time and then reset yourself again the that week. but also i would say while we were partying, we were dancing, lifting up my friends, jumping on my back, dancing all over the place, moving my feet working on the foot work. all that movement, the gyrating translates to the field if you go hard enough on the dance floor. >> you're known to take your shirt off. all of a sudden brady takes his shirt off. >> he's a florida boy. have you to take your shirt off when you're in florida. >> i want to find what it's like to be gronk at the gronk beach party. >> are you danced okay? >> you need a wrangler jean jacket, dog. whoa, out nowhere. >> we're here at the super bowl, phoenix arizona at a talking stick resort. it's bopping as you can tell

behind us. >> on or off? >> on. he's looking fresh, baby. >> we're about to go on stage. >> the energy is flowing. good thing i got my drink, the beat. beast. i am a beast. i'm about to go up there and bust a couple moves. brian: gronk is about to go on stage. he's got the ball. you know he won't drop it. i sense the audience is about to get four, five, maybe six footballs. ♪ brian: so guy, it's pregame. hours before the big game.

> you've got to put the shades on at least? >> indoors? >> if we're going to do it right -- >> how's that. >> i'll give you halfway. >> i'm holding up from experiencing gronk's party. why was it important to party with that guy? >> one, he's gronk. two, that outfit. i've got to talk to gronk p. i didn't get any vest like this. >> i should have known. what beach party would be successful without beach volleyball. i'm going to watch. ♪ >> so chris murkowski, he's got the family build, the family fitness. >> three of the brothers are throwing down in volleyball right now. >> why are you not out there? >> they said i'm too jacked to

play so i stayed back. >> it's hard to see who the best athlete is. >> it was great. i lost. it was 10-8. >> chris said he was too jacked to play in the game. >> that's true. all he does is lift, he can't play. >> for gronk, partying is actually work. for me, i haven't figured it out. so it's back to the couch. rachel: you're getting paid to party too, brian. [laughter] brian: in a way. i'm actually -- if you can see the coat, there you go, the jean jacket. i have it. i'm probably going to give it to jay wild because he's the biggest patriots fan in the building but this is pretty cool. will, i know you want it. but to tell you the truth a, you're not really a jean jack he -- jeanjacket et guy.

i can pull it off. i can't see you pulling it off. will: in the closet i've got the jean jackets right now. my favorite is with the sheep collar, jean jacket with -- what do you call that. brian: you have a winter jean jacket. rachel: his yellowstone jack he et. will: thank you. i was yellowstone before yellowstone came along even in montana. rachel: that is true. will: i bet you brian was this -- did you wear pitt vipers in the '80s. that's a very '80s look, the sunglasses and they're back. did you wear those in the a '80s? brian: i am not really a sun sunglasses guy. they handed them to he me. me.gr this guy is -- as crazy as he looks, he's a promotional market canninging.

i'm like can i wear this tomorrow, he said as long as the wrangler is shown, that's fine with me. just keep in mind, this guy -- i know shaq big now. i don't gronkowski canbe that by make more money. rachel: on the couch, the big promoter is wi will cain. no one promotes his podcast more than will cain. you can learn from gronk, will. learn from brian who took the best job in the building this weekend. he's out in arizona, getting ready for the super bowl game. you look green with envy, will. green with -- as green as my dress. [laughter] brian: you've got las vegas next to you, will. rachel: we've got to move on. bye, guys. we're going to move to this other story today. the big story, the chinese state

run media mocking president biden for using fighter jets to take down unidentified objectses objectsesin the sky, china's ner writing orders from the white house are getting laughably juvenile. is the u.s. strong or weak? looks pretty damn tough in the face of balloons, civilian air ships and innocuous objects but in face of the real battlefield, the u.s. choice is to exhaust others. sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. maria, we're in such an interesting situation because the american people are looking at the amount of money we're spending for example in ukraine to defend their borders, and they're looking at what's hatching here in in the united states -- happening huer in the happen here in theunited statese is invaded by the chinese government, 800% increase of chinese nationals coming across the southern border. what do you make of all this?

and basically the lack of transparency because members of congress and members of the media don't seem to know what's going on either. maria: that's right, rachel. good morning to you. rac good rachel: good morning. maria: we've seen an you attack to our sovereignty in the air and on the ground. the numbers of chinese nationals have been increasing at the wide open border and you have to wonder why, given the fact that the s ccp already abuses the student visa program. why do have they to have chinese nationals coming in an anonymouy through the open border. that's a worry and we're watching this. in terms of china mocking the united states, it's par for the course and a continuation of the propaganda that comes out of the chinese communist party. this is not a competitor. this is not a friend. this is an add s ser -- adversa.

joe biden doesn't seem to get it yet. this morning we're talking about three potential spy balloons being shot down within a week. what is the ccp up to? is this a test? by the way, i learned over the weekend that these balloons, the largest one that could fit three busses in it had that was shot down over south carolina last saturday, that balloon was able to snap images of our military installations and send them back to china in live time. so what john ratcliffe told us last week was spot on. they were using solar pan else panels forunlimited power, unlid energy to continue the surveillance program. we're talking about it with ron johnson, senate homeland security committee, he did get a briefing. we're going to find out what he learned. we will also talk with chairman michael mccall, the chairman of the house foreign affairs commit at this and we'll -- committee and we'll talk with jim banks, representative from

indiana on the china select committee. we're talk with stephen miller, hes has a thing or two to say about the china prop began taxeo joe biden's creative state of the union address which he will discuss. we're talking with michelle daboya, the sideline -- nfl sideline reporter talking sports but she has also waded into the issue of politics, given the fact that so many sports leagues today are in bed with communist china. we're asking the question, when is co corporate america going to get it. some of the components in the balloon were u.s. made a why are we allowing continued investment and funding of ccp expansion by corporate america. we have breaking news coming up in 15 minutes' time. i'll see you then. rachel: we've got to stop treating china like an economic partner and start treating them like the adversaries they're proving that they are.

looking forward to it, maria. thank you. maria: thank you so much. rachel: coming up, they are called the super bowl five and they are veterans who have been at every game since 1967. two of them join brian live in glendale, arizona next. first, the newtown connecticut hawks little league football team is running plays on fox square and the brooklyn united drum line, they're amazing, they're also here as we count down to kickoff. [drumming]

>> historic hearing where he comes from, hearing what he did for the community and usaa, it's an honor to hear it, honored to be a part of it and i'm glad i got to give him the super bowl tickets. >> best thing that ever happened to me and then some.

>> that's justin jefferson, i think the best receiver in football and travis e tienne of the jaguars. he's part of one of the most exciting teams in football, the jaguars. talking about giving tickets to veterans to honor them for their service, surprisings them by doing it. it's part of this great organization called the usaa a. let's talk about the veterans that love football who have never missed a super bowl dating back to 1967. he was in the navy, what year? >> i'm in the army. >> what year was that? >> '58. brian: harvey? >> i was in '56 and '57 in the u.s. navy cvs. brian: harvey and sylvan have one thing in common, you've been to every single super bowl. first off, there were five of you guys. this year, there's two. tell me about it. >> well, we lost the guy we

called pres, al, so we think about him all the time with the super bowl game and two of our other friends, lou and larry mcdonald, big shout-out to them. they're not 100% and couldn't make it here but we hope to have them with us next year. brian: first off, let's talk about what's going on, harvey. 1967. what intrigued you to say i'm going to go to the game which wasn't even sold out, wasn't called the super bowl yet. >> al had a family that owned the country club and we went to the country club a lot and we -- nfl was there, the first game was in miami. the nfl was at the country club and they said why don't you guys come to the game so we went to the game. that time we had about eight of us that went to the first game. and then the second game coming up -- brian: packers win. >> the packers win.

the second game the pack aers win also but it was in loss an he's less. we decided that -- los angeles. we decided we were going to go. five of us went to that game. we said let's try to do this as long as we can, and now it's the 57th game. brian: that's fans takes fanta. the nfl knows about it and they support you. >> they know about it. but they were particularly gracious to us for the 50th, at the 50th. and they know us. they know who we are. i don't think there are too many of us around who can say that a we've been to 57. wherever i think we go, we tell somebody we've been to 57. brian: they can't believe it and they probably don't. in particular, sylvan, when you think about 67 going, not a big deal, the first big upset win was joe namath, the guarantee in number three. first off, what stands out for you, the game that you said if i

could only have one super bowl to watch, which one would you watch again? >> ask us had that every year tt you interview u it's the giants beating the patriots when they were undee undefeated in this s. >> as you know, brian, i got my -- i bleed blue. for all my blue friends. brian: now they're finally back on the right track. >> i think we're back on the right track. brian: what would you think today. >> you i think the new management did a great job this season. we expected at the beginning of the season that maybe the giants will win five games. we would be happy. and look what happened. they made the playoffs, they win nine games, look good. brian: two years they'll be back here, that's my prediction. >> we're going to do this with. withyou. brian: we'll do it whavment do. what do you expect today. >> i think it's two evenly matched teams. it's hard.

it's only even the professionals have a point and-a-half spread. i wouldn't -- i would say they're as evenly matched as you can possibly be. it's -- i've got to give a shoutout to my son-in-law who is a philadelphia guy. it's hard for me to root for philadelphia. brian: i know, it's impossible. >> if you're from new york. >> the giants fans hate the eagles fans. i have a lot of friends that are eagles fans. brian: they're friends. the most important thing for people watching at home and people that go to the game is friendship and family. that's what it's about. another reason to get together and watch something we all have in common. we're all football fans today. thanks, guys. honored you came by. i'm so glad you're doing this and i'll see you next year. >> absolutely. thanks, brian. brian: adam, take it away. i understand you're doing something exciting along with doing weather. >> i'm doing a lot of exciting thing. i'm with the newtown, connecticut hawks. they're teaching me how to kick

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like me that need help. this time next year, we hope to have another dozen houses done with another dozen families in. every inch of this community has meaning. adam: the newtown hawks are here today to the teach me how to kick a field goal thanks to betty's bounces. tell me, what happens when you hit the big kick? >> you get all the glory. adam: and is what happens if i miss this really big kick? in. >> you lose all the girls. adam: oh! i've really got to focus. here we go. i do not want to kick a field goal on tv, if i'm being honest. let's do it. [cheers and applause] i get all the girls! back in to you guys, i did it! kind of hurt my leg too. will: you get the girls, adam. brian, i went and grabbed the

nearest jean jacket just for you. they told me it's not blue, so that's a problem. brian: very impressive. will: i'm going jean jacket and chiefs today. rachel: all right. brian: nice. rachel: all right, guys, make sure you watch the game at 6:30 p.m. eastern on fox and go to church, everybody. bye, have a great sunday. brian: back here on monday. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, america under attack. sovereignty the breached in the air and on the ground with three objects, three objects shot down over north america within a week. one of them, that we know of, a communist chinese spy craft. >> it calls into question why china, the prc, feel that it's the okay to violate sovereig