brothers reunited with their father after a judge halts president trump's order on immigration. the emotional reunion and legal battle still playing out in court. warnings for driver after a d.c. fire truck is involved in a crash on a way to a emergency call earlier today. >> nice sunshine today and we're warming up. wait until you see the temperatures in the forecast. i'll show you that straight ahead. >> good morning, thanks for joi

reunion. a two brothers arrived there originally prevented from coming to the country because of president trump's executive order on immigration. molette, we've been following your social media, quite the emotional reunion. >> the aziz brothers, just 19 and 21 years old, youngsters really. they are from yemen. they basically have been sleeping on the floor at an airport in a foreign country, waiting for this to happen. their father working with lawyers here, immigration lawyers here and fighting in court for this moment. >> at the international arrives terminal, at last reunited after nine days in limbo, visa stamped canceled when they first

today a father sees his young son for the first time in two and a half years. >> today, we're good. we never felt like this before. >> reporter: another family's delayed reunion ends with big hugs. these families experienced scary uncertain moments after landing at dulles more than a week ago. sent away to a foreign country to wait. >> reporter: tareq and his brother and family of five were part of an estimated 60 to 100,000 whose valid visas were revoked when the president's executive order took effect. now at 5:00 this evening, tareq and his father and brother will get on another airplane they'll fly to flint michigan where they live. the father owns two g

about going to college. back to you. >> thank you so much. an appeals court could rule on president trump's immigration order as early as tonight. the justice has until 6:00 to file briefs and lawsuit against the travel plan. the federal appeals court denied the white house's request to immediately reinstate the travel ban. for now airports are operating as if the executive order never existed. this morning lawyers for minnesota and washington state argued the ban would quote, unleash chaos. >> we have a checks and balance system in our country. and the president does not have totally unfettered discretion to make executive orders as he chooses. >> president trump has been critical of the seattle district judge who overturned his order calling him a so called judge and tweeting just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something happens, blame him and the court system. people pouring in, bad. >> president mp

republicans by comparing the u.s. to russia in his super bowl interview. >> will i get along with him? i have no idea. >> putin is a killer. >> a lot of killers, we've got a lot of killers. you think our country is so innocent? do you think our country is so innocent? >> i don't know of any government leaders that are killers -- >> take a look at what we've done too. made a lot of mistake. i've been against the war in iraq from the beginning. >> mistakes are different than -- >> a lot of people were killed, a lot of killers around, believe me. >> the president went on to say it's better for the u.s. to get along with russia than not. >> a different kind of tweet coming from president donald trump and he congratulated the new england patriots on the super bowl win. trump tweeting, what an amazing comeback and win. tom brady and bob kraft and coach b are total

>> a parade planned in boston, this was the scene last night as you can imagine there's a lot of screaming fans out there pouring into the streets from everywhere. we're going to have more on the win and stunning halftime show in a few minutes. right now we check on the weather. sheena parveen has a warmer start to the week. >> i think a lot of people are going to like this. don't worry, it's not going to last long. 50 degrees, that's the temperature now in the district. we have a south wind, not very strong. it's not going to be very strong today but it is going to keep ushering in the warm air. sunny skies currently. 52 in gaithersburg and 54 in leesburg and quantico 49 degrees. look at the temperatures rising and overnight, they are not falling too much. warmer air with rain tomorrow. i'll show you the timing of that coming up. >> thank you, sheena. >> developing this morning, just learned the name of a

this a homicide. they say 17-year-old derron stover was killed. it is not clear what led to the shooting. it happened at 9:30 last night and there is a $25,000 reward for information in this case. friends and family are mourning the loss of a college student from rockville after a fight with his fraternity brother turned deadly. students at indiana university of pennsylvania, police say c l caleb died after allegedly being choked by his frat brother stephano. the school says their community is decembvastated.

something like this it's tragic and horrible for all involved. we're continuing to provide support of course to the family and to all of the greek community involved as well as friends and entire university community. >> he is being held on aggravated assault but will likely face more charges. an important reminder for drivers to yield to firefighters. a d.c. fire truck crashed with a car on southern avenue on the way to eye southeast fire this morning. the driver was seriously hurt and given a citation for not yielding the right-of-way. no firefighters were hurt in the crash and nobody was injured in the fire. well, metro is getting back to normal service after a messy morning commute. there was a switch problem outside the stadium armory station and lines were also i am packed by a disabled train outside foggy bottom. red line were forced to single track because of the

problem. watch out for residual r the la metro. >> hun southeast d.c. are getting a break from school work. but it's not the break that many parents kcould have ever imagined. justin finch is live with what's happening next. >> just before 6:00 this morning, workers began reporting for duty here at savoy elementary, working to rid the campus of bed bugs and rodents as soon as possible. this deep cleaning could take weeks. inside workers are replacing soft items like rugs and cots and blankets a s pillows and wi down classrooms. then wednesday they again reporting to the old elementary campus on 8th street on southeast. meantime, today and tuesday students can get meals at the berry farm rec n

from 8:00 ch itoready from 1010 1:00 p.m. and dinner is served from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. on savoy's front door there are signs advising parents to consult with help experts if they are worried about their kid' exposure to bed bugs. there are complaints of rodents and bed bugs on the campus going back as far as november. and once the cleaning is done here it must clear a hgt department evaluation. justin finch, news 4. back to you. >> 11:09, another hurdle today for president trump's nomination for education secretary. >> we're all talking about the incredible win by the new england patriots. the nfl is already talking about next year's game and next year's host city.

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bao 24/7 until then. >> in a few hours, the senate is expected to vote on whether to confirm betsy devos as education secretary. this afternoon dev the vote is expected to be split 50/50, if that's the case, mike pence would break the tie. no democrats supported devos in her committee hearings. >> teachers in virginia could be in line for a raise but might not come as easy as a showdown as looming between terry mcauliffe and some republicans. 3% raises and spending increases on public education and some of the money can be used for raises in schools, it is not mandated. >> family and friends and complete strangers gathered to say good-bye to six children killed in a baltimore house fire. the viewer took place yesterday. the fire also seriously hurt the children's mother. thre

escape and their her, who was not home at the time of the fire told the baltimore sun at the viewing that the outreach and love and support from the community has been phenomenal. quick action may have saved a virginia state trooper's life. someone reported two men making alarming comments at the augusta county rest area last night as troopers responded, one of the men ran to the rest stop on the other side. when the trooper caught up the man came at him with a knife. the trooper shot and seriously wounded the attacker. the other man was detained and trooper was not injured and is now on routine leave. >> a family and child devastated after their loved one was killed outside a bar. she was out with her cousins and her boyfriend and d.j.sing at the sports bar. someone robbed and beat the boyfriend, after the assault o

fire in a parking lot killing gray. this weekend an emotional plea from gray's family for someone to come forward. >> just like so much violence and young lives, the effect it has on people's family. >> any man can pull a trigger. it takes a real man to admit he did. turn yourself, in, man. >> detectives need to hear from you if you have any information about this murder. charles county crime stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspect. >> you've got a short break but metro's maintenance work is coming back this weekend. get ready, safe tracks surge number 12 will begin. arlington cemetery situation will be be closed. expect to see yellow plus trains. queen elizabeth ii is making

>> to mark the day of 41 gun salute went off in the queen's han or. 90-year-old queen elizabeth is spending day at her estate in eastern england. she's britain's longest serving monarch. >> it was quite the royal competition on track, the do you remember duke and duchess went head to head during a training day for marathon runners. the men beat out kate in the short race. >> harry is like you might be the next king but -- >> left him in the dust. >> well, started the season on the bench but ended with a super bowl championship. just hours after tom brady and new england patriots won a fifth

giv t talked about the super bowl being held in minneapolis next year. >> also at the news conference, super bowl mvp gave an update on that missing jersey. >> put it in my bag and came out and it wasn't there anymore. so it's unfortunate because that's a nice piece of memorabilia. if it shows up on ebay, let me know. >> deserve to preserve that, right. jay gray has more on the win for the record books. >> a powerful standing ovation before the opening kick. president judge h.w. bush flipping the coin. >> atlanta has won a choice -- >> atlanta getting the first break. after a scoreless first quarter, the first turnover, the fumble that led to the falcons first score. >> touchdown, atlanta. >> minutes later -- >> for the too

>> atlanta was back in the end . then midway through the spending quarter with patriots on the move -- >> robert alford with the pick six and falcons take a demanding 21-0 lead. a fast paced first half ended with a new england field goal the game giving way. ♪ god bless america >> to lady gaga, starting on the top of nrg stadium backed by hundreds of drones and singing god bless america before jumping from the roof into a fren etic performance. >> super bowl li! >> the falcons scored to start the second half up by 25 and seemingly in control. but tom brady had other plans. >> touchdown. >> rallying the patriots.

in super bowl history. >> patriots win the super bowl. >> the victory setting up the highly anticipated trophy presentation from nfl commissioner roger goodell who suspended brady for first four games of the season. brady writing another chapter in football history, tom brady earning his fifth super bowl ring and in the process another super bowl mvp. adding to what continues to be an unparalleled career. jay gray, nbc news, at the super bowl. >> because of all of that, the phrase people are using to describe tom brady this morning, you'll see it all over the place, goat, greatest of all time. something we're watching rise is a commercial of tom brady, might have already seen this, everyone sharing it it seems. it's where he goes and

all of his rings, five rings in total, also throws a little shade to nfl commissioner roger goodell. he filmed this commercial with all of these rings before the game was even played. he's being called lord of the rings, that's one of the thing that's surfacing online as well. we're also seeing a lot of people post his jersey along with these impressive stats and while the game was one for the record books, the hall of fame and tom brady as we showed you earlier, may not see the game winning jersey again. brady was saying someone stole his jersey. last check he still couldn't find it despite reports this morning that an equipment manager had locked it away. so melissa, the mystery continues. >> that is sad. i hope they find it for his kids, especially. >> great news if you could not get enough of lady gaga's performance last night, after the super bowl she announced she's coming to the verizon center on t

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montana right now. take a lookes of snow will look very small next to the 50 inches they are expecting there. there are giant eye sickles and buildings and without conditions in some areas. the western part of mantan that is under a blizzard warning today. >> some dare devils decided to trade in their skis for snow shovel. that looks horribly dangerous. the youngest racers were 6 years old. >> no way. >> expert competitors it reach 70 miles per hour. >> requecan you imagine, that i horrible idea. >> it's like a -- >> let me show you what's going to happen if you try that. >> they are going so fast. that's scary. >> that weather makes you feel

on today, it's not going to be -- it's going to be so nice outside today even nicer tomorrow afternoon and wednesday afternoon. we have a big warm-up in the forecast. we're talking about unseasonably warm near record high temperatures moving in. believe it or not todays going to be sunny and mild. 10 degrees above normal. rain moves in tomorrow morning. there is rain for the morning commute. then we'll see a pretty big break after the rain that will help temperatures warm up to near record highs. take a look at what we expect for your tuesday. at reagan national, the record is 64 degrees, the forecast is 64. dulles 65. the forecast is 64 and bwi, temperatures at least close to the record for this time of year. so here's what you can expect for today. if you're dining out by lunchtime, temperatures around 50 degrees. happy hour mid-50s and dinner 53 degrees. still very mild later on tonight too. currently we're at 52 in

's a look at future weather. for today we're dry. 1:00 a.m., we'll see showers move through. 8:00 in the morning, another area moves through, could see a couple of thunderstorms, we dry out after that and then that record warmth moves in and we'll stay warm as we go into wednesday. here's future weather extending wednesday night into thursday. this is going to be the next chance of a wintry mix. that's going to be dropping temperatures down as we go into thursday. we'll take a closer look at that plus the ten-day coming up. >> thanks, sheena. >> a group of local businesses are going after what they call a major parking problem. we'll have more details on that. >> a look inside a specially battery testing lab for what it really looks like up close when batteries explode. putting consumers in

after this next story, you'll want to rethink where you charge your phones and laptop. >> the latest dangers of exploding batteries. >> home security cameras are rolling inside this california house. two teenagers sitting on the couch, this dell laptop plugged in charging when suddenly they say, it explodes. blowi

it outside to the thr later, th laptopur into flames again. he blows it out again but just minutes later, the laptop ignites for a third time. the teenagerer now using a fire extinguisher. it works so he moves in for a closer look and boom, it explodes again. this time sparks and embers flying towards him just inches from his face. >> really scary, when it exploded on me and didn't know what to do. >> finally he puts out the fire for good. the apparent cause of the explosions, the lithium ion battery inside. telling nbc news, it places the highest priority on safety and has launched a complete investigation. these lithium ion batteries similar to the kind that have caused fires in hover boards and sam sung smart phones and other laptops. just how dangerous can these

better known as ul. we're inside a special battery testing lab. you have to wear safety glasses in here and you're about to see what it looks like up close when batteries explode. >> first up, can the batteries stand the heavy force. >> you see the flames there. >> then comes the overcharging test. remember in the latest case the dell laptop was charging when it exploded. >> deliberately overcharging this battery, something you can do if you use the wrong charger. >> within minutes can you see the heat and pressure building. our battery puffing up and then -- >> that frightened me and i knew it was coming. >> watch again in slow motion, powerful explosion and fire ball. what should consumers do to avoid this from happening. >> follow instructions and use the proper charger with

battery and charge it in an open area where you've got ventilation because heat is generated. >> simple tips to prevent this from happening to you. >> great tips to keep in mind. that was jeff rossen. another good tip, do not leave devices charging on the bed or on top of any fabric. this could also lead to the device overheating which could cause an explosion like that. >> today a group up to close to 60 merchants are meeting to discuss a possible lawsuit, upset over the pay to park system. drivers had to start paying for garage and street parking with an app. businesses say since the paid parking started, they've noticed a significant drop in sales. >> two new options you can use to get to the district to loudoun county. they are offering commuter bus service directly into the city from the east gate park and ride. that service started today

to the metro too. they also made changes to the dulles south park and ride routes. the changes will ease crowding and shorten trips. >> the price is stay gs steady at home and across the country. the national average is costing $2.27, in the d.c. you're you're paying higher than that at $2.29 a gallon. that's down a couple pennies from a year ago. up 50 cents from a year ago. aaa says people aren't driving as much right now and there is an increase in crude oil production which is keeping prices at bay. >> well, in news for your health. health officials are warning about a popular trend with electronic cigarettes, doing drip, where liquid nicotine is dripped directly into the coils to create a thicker vapor cloud. they don't know if it

toxic chemicals. we're in the height of flu season. nationally flu activity is higher this year than it was in 2016. d.c. and maryland and virginia are among those states reporting widespread flu activity. steve patterson has more on this new surge. >> from florida to washington state, families across the country are down for the count. >> near seattle, this mom is running a living room infirm tri, her family of six all hit with the flu. >> we haven't been hit quite like this since i can't remember when. >> a lot of people down there coughing. >> in washington state alone, 148 people have kied died from the flu this season, putting the state on track for the worst flu season in seven years. according to the centers for disease control, 40 states

activity with more than 30,000 reported cases of influenza in the u.s. so far 15 children have died and seven in just one week. >> i think people forget that influ enz da kills tens and thousands of americans each year. >> why doctors across the country are pushing the importance of immunization. >> the most important thing people can do to prevent it is get vak natured. >> she was a ray of sunshine. >> ra becca hendricks works with families fighting flu after the illness claimed her 5-year-old. >> i treated it like a common cold and when i took her to the hospital she went straight to icu and died four hours later. a heartbreaking lesson she shares in hopes of saving precious lives as flu season hits its peak peak. >> you can open our nbc washington app for tips on how to avoid getting the flu. va

a week away an single, some woud say not so much. hooters says it can help lift your spirits the restaurant says if you order ten wings on valentine's day you can get ten boneless wings for free. here's a catch though, you have to bring a photo of your exand shred it right there. >> that's hilarious. >> i kind of love that. >> they need a cool hash tag with that. >> tear it up, i don't know. >> well, breaking records in new nonston commercial flight longest on record. reports of fire balls cited in the sky earlier th is

>> take a look at the top of your screen right there. amazing. this sort of thing spotted in several states reports of a meteor. one person in wisconsin saying it ok

that fire ball also seen in illinois, iowa and indiana, not long after midnight central time. we're told it is unlikely the meteor hit the ground though. instead it probably burned up on its way down to earth. and is this why they call you meteorologists? >> no. that is -- >> i was wondering that, just in the teleprompter but -- >> it's a good question. >> when we go to school we talk to kids about weather. we usually ask them, do you know what a meteorologist is? does that mean you study meteors, which is smart for a kid to put two and two together. no, it's not. it sounds like that would be like an as trom mist o as trom mer. we study the weather. as we go through the weather, you'll notice big changes in the weather. in the 50s already. 50 zbrees in the district

mid-50s, ten degrees above the 60s. so we're going to a degrees above normal this time of year. here's your fitness forecast for the day, by noon, 51 degrees, 4:00 p.m., 56 degrees and 7:00 p.m. 53 and we're going to be staying mild even into the evening. look what's going to happen with our temperature trend, the normal high is 45 degrees. today 10 degrees above that. tomorrow and wednesday, we're talking about the mid-60s and tomorrow we could see near record high temperatures and thursday wire back to reality. temperatures back down in the low 40s. here's a look as we go through today. we're tracking rain for tomorrow morning and it's going to move in overnight for the morning commute, rain around, leaving by lunchtime. the warm air gets here in the afternoon and we stay like that, even as we go into wednesday, another warm day. by wednesday night and thursday morning, we're watching this area of a wintry mix, that's going to help drop temperatures down by thursday afternoon. today though, 56 degrees and

around for the morning commute and in the afternoon, look at those 60s, big drop thursday and friday. >> oh, man, loving that. thanks, sheena. >> we'll look at the super bowl commercial earning a top prize. >> screen time problems, parents faced with putting lilts on screen time and those limits could protect your child's eyesight.

it took six days and a lot of self-control, a springfie springvirginia man has a new car. the winner of the hands on challenge at the washington auto show that we told you about last week. it actually came down to abbott and three other contestants, a random key drawing determined abbott was the winner of the 2017 hyundai. >> here since tuesday and 3:00 .m., all day, sometimes i would stand three hours at a time, you can't move from this spot. three hours i would be standing before i could go for the next 15 minute break. >> abbott suffers from an eye condition that will eventually cause him to go blind. before then he says he's going to take the new car on a cross country road trip with his dad and a friend and then he said he's going to give it to one of his friends. >> i love this guy. >> this is a perfect story. >> perfect guy

applicants and ten people selected at random and they had to stay around the car and make contact with it for all of that time. they had little breaks here and there. >> stamina, three hours standing at a time. >> that's crazy. >> all of the time kids spend staring at their phones and tablets, it's causing real problems. >> doctors are seeing more cases of dry eye syndrome as nbc medical correspondent dr. john touress explains, the damage could be permanent. >> 239 days in a row. >> 13-year-old eva weber is on her smart phone at least eight hours a day chatting with friends, taking photos and even using it for homework. >> if i'm bored i'll go on my phone and just like look up things to do when you're bored. >> usually carries her phone charger with her because she's on her phone so much we have to stop and charge phones. >> reporter: eva is trying to hang up on her phone habits.

visn. >> last week she took a test and she openly said to me, by the end of the three hours my eyes were so tired, i didn't care if i was getting the answers wrong. >> reporter: eva is diagnosed with a condition typically found in aging adults, not teenagers, dry eye syndrome. when tears don't provide enough moisture. >> eva's eye between blinks. >> she has dryeye everywhere. >> you see this commonly in people in their 50s and 60s but now in children using smartphones we're seeing this more and mor >> reporter: how can a smartphone dry out the eye? stares at screens makes you blink less and tears are key to good eye health. >> that's one of the biggest misconceptions that tears don't do much except keep the eye moist. it's the most important thing for helping the patient see the best they can. he has been

eye cases lately, he now recommends the 20/20/20 rule, every 20 minutes stare at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. that helped eva weber get some relief. she still can't put her phone down for too long. >> ah! >> a smarter way to keep eyes young and healthy. nbc news, new market, minnesota. >> there is a new record for the world's largest commercial airline route. qatar flies to new zealand. the first scheduled flight touched down early this morning. the trip is about 9,000 miles and the flight there takes about 16 hours, 20 minutes but flying back takes an hour longer because of head winds. >> patriots won the super bowl because it could mean a down year for the market. the super bowl indicator says

when an nfc team wins they rise. the indicator has been right 40 of the past 50 years, that's an 80% success rate. google home has a fine tuned ear. when google's ads ran duringhe super bowl their device perked up a little bit confused saying i'm sorry, something went wrong. last month a tv news broadcast set off amazon's alexa devices. and that google commercial was one of many that had people talking and in fact had people moving as well today. this one in response to that mr. clean commercial. it probably was the best thing since the magic eraser was created. a lot of talk and buzz about that one. diversity was a theme we saw, air bnb, #weaccept ad, blended people of different backgrounds with a message

belong. one that dove deep into politics, cypress air featuring a fake donald trump and joe jacobi and congratulations to the kia ad, won the annual usa ad meter competition, 15,000 voters told the paper which advertisement was their favorite and her eco warrior one won. she went timber, actually falls over. always very funny. >> she's hysterical. >> baby's first steps are always special even at the cincinnati o. the vzoi

prince george's county fire saying a small plane just made a hard landing in the fort washington area. the crews continue to search the area around at potomac air field and say the pilot is talking to someone on 911. we're going to update you with any breaking developments and you can check our nbc washington app as soon as we learn about it we'll post those. >> she is arguably the greatest job or has the greatest job in our country. >> kevin tibbles i

career. >> reporter: the nice refreshing taste of a cold beer. >> this is indeed the next to god. >> reporter: as well as mere mortals, george washington loved a brewsxi, so did barack obama, the first president to brew inside the white house. want even more history of the foamy arts, then tap in to the smithsonian to meet theresa mccullough. >> it's been something that americans have loved and it's always been part of the fabric of our culture. >> reporter: theresa is the museum's brand-new beer historian. >> get to have a beer. >> i anticipate occasional and judicious tastings along the way. >> reporter: a culinary arts diploma and harvard, she'll oversee the initiative made

possible by the donation from the brewer's association. >> someone used this vessel to drink beer, likely after a work day as a way to relax and spend time with friends as you might today. >> her job, documenting the history of american brewing and the beer industry. seen here in the taps, the ads and songs and part of the smithsonian current collection dating back to the 1800s. even touching on prohibition times when beer yaz outlawed and celebrations that ensued when the suds flowed freely again. >> beer helped us connect with immigrant farmers and workers and people who have been brewing and drinking beer throughout american history, from the very founding of the nation. >> reporter: museum pat rons agree. >> i think beer has a very large place in american history. it certainly has a place in my history. and most of the people i know. >> reporter: our national romance with the brown bottle has left me with one last question. >> do you need an as

assistants in the last several weeks, i'm very appreciative of that. >> reporter: to which we say, cheers. kevin tibbles, nbc news, washington. all righty, if you're craving a doughnut, krispy kreme will give you one for free as long as you buy a coffee with it. krispy kreme has two new flavors of coffee, rich and smooth, to get you to try them. it is offering a free doughnut when you buy one. the promotion starts today and runs until the end of the month. >> my phone or my metro path, one of the two, usually end up going home for one of the two. >> he is not alone. it can derail your whole day, losing or for getting something important. here's more to help. imagine hearing that every time

that's the idea behind tis simp. choose from a list of items you can't forget. you can't live without them. then set the number of steps you want to walk before that warning sound to remind you not to leave your stuff behind. it something you need is not listed, you can add it. it is free in the apple app store and for 99 cents you can use it without ads, even nicer. can i not forget my own head. >> i know, right? >> sheena, how are we looking? >> you might benefit from that in the morning hours for sure. today we're going to be komt fortably warm. unseasonably warm only 10 degrees or so. 56 for the afternoon high. mostly sunny but then wait until we get to tomorrow. 60s on the map. mid 60s tomorrow afternoon and wednesday afternoon, after more thanning rain tomorrow, showers for the morning commute and drier and warmer this the afternoon and back to reality on thursday. >> thank you, shna

when this little hip pot mus took her first wobbly steps. so cute. is it fiona? it doesn't matter. she was born prematurely at the cincinnati zoo and has struggled to stand and eat until now. this is really a milestone for her. the zoo says this is encouraging news because she will still -- they're going to watch how she does and progresses. you don't see that every day. you see tiger cubs -- >> i want to hug her, so cute. look pretty solid. >> doing just fine. >> she probably weighs 250 pounds, i don't know. >> a large child. >> that's it for "news 4 midday." we're back on air this afternoon. >> momma

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♪ stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> wow, what a night for the patriots. extra emotional for tom brady as you're seeing right there. the pats had the biggest win ever in super bowl history. only game to go to overtime. >> the greatest. >> a lot of people turned off the game. >> i know. there was a time in the game last night it was 21-3. i was like that's it, game over. it got to be 28-3, really game over. wow, greatest super bowl of all time. >> it was. watching with my kids we're falcon fans. we got our falcons stuff on. mom you're going to win. no, you never give up. tom brady is a champion. the game i