that have time. >> sean: tom brady, bill belichick, 17 years together. come on. >> whatever teams beat themselves will lose. atlanta can be the team. >> sean: i'm throwing the football to you, all right? all right, you had an amazing moment with the broncos. i will never forget that day. it went to overtime. you win the game. that was probably your best moment in the nfl? >> special moment for sure. >> sean: heisman trophy also. >> that felt pretty good as wel well. >> sean: d.c. all these great fans -- >> it's the patriot way, right? they are not cut up in the media, what people are saying. that's what makes new england different. their culture is such a culture undo your job, do not worry about what people are saying, do not worry about the outside noise. i was there. they literally block it off and is led by great leadership. tom brady, all these guys. >> sean: is that why they are here so often? >> there are a couple reasons they are here so often. >> sean: he is a long-suffering jets fan. so, brady -- this is his's seventh opportunity. he was stoppe

some fans say forget about the game plans, what bill belichick is wearing tomorrow will determine the outcome. that and more when "action news" comes back. s? ?iews stons keep on scratchin'! fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be. with top prizes ofpounding than 50 thousand dollars?... how about winning... on the spot. we won! play cupid's cash, the new game from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win... on the spot. keep on scratchin'! ♪ "action news" continues. >> saturday night, walter perez. here's what's happening, president trump makes his first warnings sincremarks since a fee blocked his travel ban. >> and a gun found inside a car crash. why it's of interest to investigators. >> and patriot fans are waiting to see what bill belichick is wearing on the sidelines. >> president trump atte

him being great makes it easier for bella bella spell belichick.grew in position, and bill belichick is the best coach ever for tom brady and bob kraft has done them and they can send job >> sean: so if it's college, it's nick saban, it's belichick in -- >> if you have a good system, you put talented people -- part of it is the talent. >> sean: that so arrogant, but i don't care. >> sometimes you have to have a little arrogance, a little ego. >> sean: i want to be humble. i'm a christian. i want to be humble. >> we can work on that. i believe in systems. both of them have good systems. but also, they look for certain players who will sacrifice for the overall team good. the reason why the pictures are very, very successful. >> sean: i know we are a lot of focus on brady, but that ryan has had a phenomenal year. he's done soo well with the falcons, but i wonder if we are paying too much attention to the offense. the new england defense, matt ryan is going to face the toughest defense he's faced all year when the number one offense has played the num

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bill belichick and julian edelman -- tom selleck -- joe jonas -- musical guest, kelsea ballerini -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 618, illinois! yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, hi! [ cheers and applause ] looking good. looking good out there. welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. this is the show. >> steve: oh, yes. >> jimmy: this is the show to be at tonight. this is the show to watch tonight. [ cheers and applause ] tonight, from the super bowl champion new england patriots, we have bill belichick and julian edelman on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ julian is really excited to be here and bill is also here. [ laughter and applause ] we're just taking it one interview at a time. [ light laughter ] congratulations to the new england patriots who won their fifth super bowl last night. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] fifth, five. you can tell that they've won a a lot be

time and again, you have seen bill belichick in a playoff game. since he's been in new england, he's won 24 playoff games. so time and again these great teams come up against this new england juggernaut, and bill belichick does something in a coaching way to confound even the best teams, and i would be surprised if he didn't throw some kind of curve pa ball that really surprises matt ryan and the atlanta falcons. >> rose: how well can the defense upset the game plan they have? >> and also, charlie, you know, i spoke about sort of how are the teams going to react coming into this game and obviously the patriots have been here so often. the poor reporter for the football writers for the atlanta falcons practices was here a little bit ago on friday. one of the things that happened, i found myself standing with troy aikman of foxsports, the broadcasters of the game. so we were watching practice thursday, and i made mention to aikman that, you know, the one thing you just can't tell about a team is how they're going to react to the magnitude of this mo

same deal for coach bill belichick. now bill belichick could be kind of a sturly fellow. but actually caught a glimpse of him in the tunnel down here just a short time ago as he was heading out to the after party. he was smiling from ear to ear and that is not something you see every day. so obviously this was just a historic win here coming back as you said from such a major deficit down 21-3 at the half with them in the third quarter down 28-3. and they came back with 31 unanswered points to win super bowl li in dramatic fashion, frank? >> tom brady is the greatest quarterback. i'm curious as you mentioned bumping into bill belichick there and other celebrities while you were at the game tonight. >> i got to take the elevator up with usher who was a complete gentleman. he was very sweet to the woman. there was an elevator operator and he took a lot of time out to speak to her, which was very nice to see when you bump into these celebrities that they have a good soul in front of them. of course a lot of the patriots players were out here after the post game. he was out h

belichick won't say it. but to new england, it's about revenge. >> new england. >> always think it's us against the world, but more so now than ever. >> patriots fans just think that roger goodell tried to take out at the knees. >> you hear his father go off on roger goodell last week and i think that represents the feeling of the family. >> he went on a witch hunt and got in way over his head and lie out numerous ways. >> it's good to hear his family share some of the feelings he has and he'll never let on. >> just because we hate him and new england hates him, we absolutely do and rightfully so. >> i would call it a pure 100% hatred. concre conceited. >> the villain. he's become the devil. if you've not been in foxborough since the deflategate investigation, it feels like there's still a war with the patriots, fans, and you. >> i would tell you it's not awkward at all for me. i have no doubt that if i wanted to come up to patriots game, mr. kraft would welcome me back. >> do you think roger goodell is inte

belichick says he is not superstitious, but the patriots are 3-0 when he wears the blue.the winners of the past five super bowl's have all worn white jerseys, and the patriots tomorrow are wearing white. the falcons are wearing which they are 4-0 in during their season. robert: forget everything. bill belichick, i want to see the blue velvet talks with a red -- blue velvet tux with a red bow tie. z299xz zstz y299xy ysty

tom brady and bill belichick, the crowd. brady is 39 yea rs belichick, the crowd. the play is such a brutal sport? no idea. there was discussion before the game that he wa nts to discussion before the game that he wants to play another five years. that is insane. i guess he has this food, exercise regimens. he calls it tv 12, ithink food, exercise regimens. he calls it tv 12, i think it will become a national all worldwide phenomena if he continues to play at the level he is playing out. let's talk about the entertainment away, from the game, what was the entertainment like? we had lady gaga. she was so good. she was professional, i will tell you a little funny story. i was actually in the half—time show in 1986 when the patriots played the bears. the patriots lost badly but i did get to play in the 50 yard line. you must have been at three or old? i was 19 yea rs have been at three or old? i was 19 years old. what was the party like? hotdogs, br? it is the biggest day. we got to the point that make nobody drinks that much here any more. we ate a lot of food, hangi

holmes. >> reporter: patriots coach bill belichick's sense of style on the sidelines is notable. >> trendtter. >> make sure it's not washed. >> my wife let me, i'd cut the sleeves off this thing. >> reporter: already, the prop bets are being made. 4 to 11, he sports the blue hoodie. 3 to 11, the grey. but the long shot at 40 to 1, red. and one man says, there's a reason. >> if he were to wear red again, i think patriots fans would have a collective meltdown. >> reporter: for 14 seasons, pats super-fan mike dussault has carefully kept tabs on belichick's wardrobe in the "hoodie database." and the number's don't lie. >> this is the 2003 reebok grey hoodie. in this, he is 31-9. he's played the most games in this one. >> reporter: he walks out with a red hoodie on sunday, what y'all going to do? >> i'm going to have to get down on that stage and give him his grey one. >> reporter: but for super bowl media day, coach belichick classed it up a bit and cast doubt on superstitions. >> i'm really not superstitious. i mean, i wish that's all there was to it, then we wouldn't have to do all of the t

in under tomifth w brady and bill belichick. have a studio analyst from the nfl today and al michaels is the lead play-by-play announcer football and has called nine super bowl's for network television. i am pleased to have them both here to look back at the remarkable football game. what happened to atlanta? >> when you look at this, there are two things. how would they respond in the game?part of the i thought they could get by the first quarter and the fine. there were tactical errors and a bit of an opening for tom brady and tom brady took the opening and he ran with it. seized the moment. charlie cole and the largest lead overcome before was just 10 points. charlie: the largest lead overcome before was just 10 points. >> again, there were circumstances there. you go back to the fourth quarter and, when you have a .ead, the clock is your ally you do not coach the same way. it is all about finishing the game. there were a couple of i am ok with and understand, but you go to the jones acrobatic catch four minutes to go and the

you talk about the patriots and bill belichick and they win with humility.s going to be about the organization and the people around him and i think that is what it is. it is a selfless place and this permeates down and through and this is a football team where you check your ego in at the door. there are a lot of of players who have done that and walked away with a ring. >> that catch. have you seen anything like it? all of the things that look like miracles to those of us with limited ability. it was extraordinary. >> the karma comes back and it works in your favor. there was that catch and it led to the giants wrecking a perfect season and there was a phenomenal catch along the sidelines that led to a victory and jones made a catch and you have so many catches go against them and they got a huge one to go for them. >> what was the genius of ill belichick? >> he was continually coaching and he did not overreact at the half. i think that time was against them and there was a tactical error or turnover that took place and they seized the opportunity. that is

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brady and belichick win their fifth, 34-28. >>> puck druk. go caps up 1-0. mojo. firing in and scores. he sneaks this one through into the back of the net. his 16th. caps up 2-0. and in the second period, caps up 3-0. phillip grew barre in the net having a great sunday. gruby shuts him down. one of backup goalie. later in the period, backstrom brings it around the net. oshie shot -- check this out. hits the water bottle on the back of the net, knocking it over. grew barre gets the shutout. caps go on to win it 5-0. ninth straight home win. >>> heading to the court, brenda frese and third ranked maryland terps on the road visiting indiana. maryland all over indiana from the start. first quarter, stephanie slocum to brionna jones for two of her 17 points. terps up 46-27 at the break. everything still going maryland's way. seconds left in the third quarter. walker kimbrough from three quarter court nailing it. she had 23 in the game. maryland cruises with a 92-56 win. terps improve to 23-1 this season. the best start in school history. we'll have mu more onch did you

bill belichick knows everybody's name. [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney.siness teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands. ahhh...that's a profit. way to grow, rodney! visit quickbooks.com. bill o'reilly systolic presidential tomorrow. the super bowl pregame show at the fox broadcast network. so you can see more monday and tuesday on the o'reilly factor where the stops. so were running on time you know what that means. >> here's your chance to say. right now. >> so, randy i have a weird question. what's. what's going to happen to you when you die? >> when i die am going to donate my brain to the concussion legacy foundation. the cutting-edge stuff they're doing with research on that. i figure for me it is a pale forward deal. for the kids who will play football in the future. they can make informed decision. the guys that play now and in my era we did not make informed decisions. >> it's not like you're going to need the brain. >> know i get to ke

and that is the key, will he be patient as opposed to bill belichick?ou see, that's was not -- >> you did not say be intellectual. you said that he wanted the answers. >> i actually see this coming out of his mouth. >> i am going to show you my knowledge of the game. the number one scoring offense, atlanta, you have the number one scoring defense, the patriots, but some people say that the patriots defense is overrated because they have not faced many top quarterbacks, and then they faced russell wilson -- >> i am listening. >> chris: how good is the defense? >> you're talking about the snap, so why are you even askin asking? this is the thing about the patriots, if you aim their defense, then give me a star player, there are really no stars, kind of like the offense outside of tom brady, but they have the concept of teamwork. there is no one on that defense that does not know their value, who does not play to the top of their ability day in and day out, game in anne's game out. trying to give bill belichick two weeks, and i guarantee you that he will f

six straight afc championships, now, obviously it makes it a little bit easier to have bill belichickch, tom brady as your quarterback. but in a league with a hard salary cap and a playing field, changing players every year, personnel. how have you done it? how have you kept them waiting for what, a decade and a half? >> the k people, and then you have to have a sense of stability. you are in the media business, we are in the media business. you know how personalities, egos can get out of control. and especially when you win in this league, everybody thinks that they are the reason that it happens. so i think that to management's job is to really try to keep everything together and have everyone check their ego at their front door. we have been able to have tommy and bill for 17 years. and we had a lot of people pass through at the same time. different controversies come up, but we keep the task at hand. and probably the most important thing besides setting a certain culture when we bought the team, lynn incorporated is making sure there is no division. >> chris: when we talk about th

could it hinge on which hoodie bill belichick wears?ur acweather forecast with drew tuma. >> a quiet night on the way tonight, but grab the rain gear especially tomorrow evening as our next storm moves in. we are all clear, move on to the storm impact scale. what we're seeing tomorrow evening and potentially through monday morning, a 1 on the storm impact scales. scattered showers move in, isolated downpours, it will be breezy at time, but wind is not really a huge concern with this quick-moving system. grab the umbrella if you have evening plans. by 5:00, there's the rain moving onshore. through 7:00, the yellows you see on the screen mixed in with the green, those are the heavier downpours that will be working through the evening forecast. by 10:00, we're tracking the tail end of this shield of moisture, but behind this front, it's still a little unsettled. so even monday morning, 7:00, we'll be tracking the chance of a scattered shower. here's the seven-day forecast. much of the day is dry tomorrow. evening, rain. tuesday is just a w

>> i'm going to have to look that up. >> i talked to bill belichick myself. that the patriots are going to win, absolutely, for sure. >> of course he is going to say that. >> but i talked to him myself. >> when did you talked him? >> yesterday. >> we never have scoops on the show. i went in and i got that interview. did he going to_a question. >> the question. >> i'm going to pick the patriots because of course, both myself and tom brady are padres from the high school. barry bonds was never convicted. >> he's never tested positive. >> he used to sit behind me, no lie, in spanish class and kick my desk so he could look at my spanish answers. that's answers. that's what barry bonds use to do. [inaudible] final thoughts. >> okay everybody if i talk to the patriots owner and coach bill belichick. very exciting. what's the game plan? >> were going to keep the ball away from matt ryan. i think they're going to score a lot of points. >> nice to meet you. that's great. >> yeah football does that. can you believe that? >> no, actually i cannot believe it. >> he knows

if roger goodell had to present the trophy to robert kraft and bill belichick and tom brady, i thinkwkward. it still would be because, again, tom brady, served a four-game suspension, dropped about 28 touchdowns, only threw two interceptions, threw for over 4,300 yard and is a clear bona fide, legitimate mvp candidate. he shut up all the nay sayers to some degree but you've got to believe there's a part of him that feels like roger goodell needs to be called to the carpet. his father was on the record saying roger goodell should basically be ashamed of himself. when you take all of those things into consideration, there's no doubt what the feelings are in the brady household, which would make roger goodell uncomfortable. the chants in foxboro have been asking where is roger? >> does lady gaga get political at halftime? >> yeah. i don't think she can help herself and i think that musicians live by a different creed. they're free throwing, they've got renegade tendencies and they're the type of folks that always are looking for an opportunity to make a statement for whatever cause they

>>> just want to make sure. >> never saw belichick smile. >> he does have a personality.looks like the golden state warriors have added deonte weber. check out some of his highlights. a point guard and he is hard to miss. and look at the pass right there. and as they say, he has got some hops. look at this offensive rebound right here. he will be on the warriors reserve squad and maybe seen in action against the bolts. here is his thoughts about joining the warriors. this is the loosest team. they enjoy the game and each other and they enjoy everybody else around them and they have fun. there's no tight air. everybody is happy-go-lucky and having fun. >>> he could be fun to watch. i'll tell you what. >> he is only 62? >> yes. but i have to tell you about your sharks, they did their atlanta falcons impression today. >> i'm sorry, we are out of time. we should do that later. >> they lost in overtime. 5-4 and highlights tonight at 10:00. >>> thanks for that. >>> see you later everyone. >> good night. [ alarm clock beeping ] weather. ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ ca

the embrace by bill belichick and tom brady. thanks to everybody here, and will be a great celebration tonight. as y fans back in boston, new england, we love you. they've been with us all year for stop we are bringing this sucker home. robert: we talk a lot more about this coming up and sports. kimberly: thanks, robert. less than a week after getting out of the hospital, former president george h.w. bush and his wife, barbara, gave the ceremonial coin toss at the super bowl. the falcons won the coin toss. vice president mike pence also attended. president trump attended a super bowl viewing party at his resort tonight in florida for joining him the first lady and his chief of staff, reince priebus. tweeted whatrump an amazing comeback and win by the patriots. right now, and outage for comcast customers in the area. the outages grew steadily through the night. we have reached out to comcast for answers but have received a reply. and good news for dominion power, they got power back on in arlington's balston area around 11:00 ton

finds kevin for the score. 8:30 p.m., you can never count out bill belichick. brady -- belichick.eak new england's way. ryan in the four. pass. here you go, you feel the momeant -- momentum go. you know what's going to happen. pats take over. all of a sudden it's a one possession game in the four. falcons. scoreless on their next drive, patriots get it back. we see the7sñ play of the year. brady to edelm ashgsan. he stays focused. patriots make it a 2-points game. they have to go for 2. two. twat all for the -- 28 all for the firstu time ever in super bowl history we go to overtime. brady marches right down. greatness redivined. brady catches joe montana for most super bowl wins in super bowl history smoo-i like watching -- >> i like watching the post game interviews they had. a lot of the guys looked shocked as everyone else. >> the largest deficit ever vanquished was ten. 25. wow. >>> more highlights later. >>> patriots quarterback earned his fifth championship ring tonight. the quarterback led tonight's patriots comeback. we're live in brady mfs old neighborhood. i can only im

this is exactly how bill belichick always planned it, even though it looked all but impossible about 10:00 last night. talking about the debut of our new cnn "newsroom" right now. also, the patriots came from 25 points back to win the super bowl. >> tossed to white. he's in! patriots win the super bowl! brady has his fifth! what a comeback! >> so all we need now is five more rings and we will be just like tom brady, also a perfect smile. >> can we take a moment? this is for you. >> you got me a hat? >> i got you a super bowl hat. i was very worried about 10:00 last night. >> i got your daughter a patriots shirt. this is going to turn out okay, this show. >> i was seriously worried and i may have been e-mailing management saying i'm worried berman is not going to smile on the new show. >> you don't have to worry about that. also this morning, a new showdown over president trump's travel ban. >> the fate of that ban lies in the hands of the ninth circuit court of appeals as it weighs whether or not to keep the suspension in place. the justice department facing a 6:00 p.m. deadline to d

coach bill belichick. very exciting, very exciting, guys. what's the game plan?we've got to keep the ball away from matt ryan. he's an excellent, excellent quarterback, one of best in the game. yeah. i think our defense is up for it and we're going to score a lot of points. >> whoa. great to meet you. that's great. >> looks like you grew a beard, bill. >> yeah. i've gone a little gray over the years. football does that. >> matter of days. >> yo can you believe that? >> no, actually, i can't believe it. >> he knows your name. >> yeah, this' great. >> bill belichick knows everybody's name. [cheers and applause] hi hey you look good. thank you, i feel good. it all starts with eating right. that's something you taught me. that's why i eat amaz!n prunes now. they're delicious and help keep my body in balance. even this one loves them. you eat prunes? mhmm. it's true, feeling good starts with eating right. i love these. sunsweet amaz!n prunes, the feel good fruit. 90% of the world's largest supercomputers run on intel? that means you can take a universe of data - in yo

bill belichick all business. no matter the moment. >> 466 yards.nk to yourself, greatest of all time? i know a lot of people say they still hold joe montana in that sentence. but there's an argument now. >> what happened tonight and the way it happened 25-point comeback that puts him up there. >> we will be back after the break. not many movies manage to top the box office three straight weekends, but one film had a shot this >>> not many movies managed to top the box office three straight weekends. but one film had a shot this weekend. take a look. >> i'm going to take a professional gas. based on the description of all 23 identities that live in kevin's body -- >> a3 pete for split. the psychological thriller stayed atop the charts for the third straight weekend. grossing $14.6 million, for domestic total of 99 million. >>> a series of storms is about to hit the bay area. coming up on kron 4 news we'll tell you what to expect when you wake up tomorrow morning. our big story tonight... a fast-moving storm hits the bay area bringing rain and y >>>

coach bill belichick. very exciting, very exciting, guys. what's the game plan?ill? >> we've got to keep the ball away from matt ryan. he's an excellent, excellent quarterback, one of best in the game. yeah. i think our defense is up for it and we're going to score a lot of points. >> whoa. great to meet you. that's great. >> looks like you grew a beard, bill. >> yeah. i've gone a little gray over the years. football does that. >> matter of days. >> yo can you believe that? >> no, actually, i can't believe it. >> he knows your name. >> yeah, this' great. >> bill belichick knows everybody's name. [cheers and applause] what if instead of waiting weeks for your tax refund? you can get an advance on that refund. [zombie] an advance on my tax refund, i could really use that. [john] what would you do with that money? [zombie] i'd love to take a tropical holiday. [john] i'd be careful, with your skin tone. [zombie] no i get it cause i'm a zombie. yeah that's funny. [off camera] all my undead, we are back. [john] i will see you out there. [zombie] see ya. [john] and don'

giving the patriots their fifth super bowl victory in their head coach bill belichick.>> we played our tails off all season to get to this point. it is hard to win a game in the nfl. to beat this game -- this team a lot of mental toughness. we're going to remember this for the rest of our life. >> there is nothing you can really say. it is a tough loss obviously. very close to getting it done. it is hard to find words.>> already looking to next year, the patriots and the packers are the favorites. >> there it is -- the lombardi trophy. congratulations to the patriots on their fifth super bowl victory. each of the players taking a turn to touch it. the patriots fans say they never gave up hope. even when the game seemed over. >> 28-3. came back -- >> they went into the locker room -- and belichick told them to never give up. >> patriots fans say they are encouraged to hear tom brady talking about playing 3-5 more years. in boston fans filled the streets. just after the victory. this is right near fenway park in boston. people were dancing, sharing and chanting brady. boston will host th

how could you say he's anything less than tied and the brady belichick combination? the n.f.l.ws up coaches and i think bill bil bill belichicka great mind, finding so many ways to outthink the opponent. whatever you think of his countenance and wearing ill-fitted sweatshirts, the guy is a thinker and brings creativity to the game by i as a fan appreciate. >> brown: atlanta, what an exciting and young team they were for about three quarters, then a devastating loss for the city and team who hungered for such thing. >> yes, on the field for 93 plays, no defense could possibly stick with another team. we thought they had a big enough buffer. the combination of the plays the patriots had which wore down the defense, and atlanta made terrible mistakes which included taking t sacks and not making a goal, they will be rueing this for a long time and they're one braves championship in the '90s won't be enough to sustain the city for much longer. >> brown: mike pesca, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> yang: now to our latest sciencescope episode: a third of the planet's coral

now, obviously, it makes it a little bit easier to have bill belichick as your coach and tom brady asarterback, but in a league with a hard salary cap and a level playing field and changing players every year, personnel, how have you done it? how have you kept this team winning for, what, a decade and a half? >> well, the key to life, you know, is collecting good people and then trying to have a sense of continuity and stability. and you're in the media business, we're in the media business. you know how personalities, their egos can get out of control. and especially when you win in this league, everybody thinks they're the reason that it happens. so i think management's job is to really try to keep everything together and have everyone check their ego at the front door, you know? we've been able to have tommy and bill for 17 years and have a lot of people pass through at the same time. and different controversies come up, but we keep the task at hand. and probably the most important thing besides setting a certain culture when we bought the team is making sure that everyone understa

he's had a lot of things to say not just about his relationship with brady, belichick, and kraft but to say about rouger goodell in the past well documented. roger goodell is about the business of making money for the national football league and we do live the polarizing times right now, no question about it. as a result of that the nfl, which is always about guarding its money, its shield, its brand, doesn't want to do anything to alienate an audience. it's been a rough year for them. if you recall earlier in the season everybody was talking about ratings, whether they were television ratings or the like, looking at the nfl in a way where you found yourself asking questions about as to whether or not the nfl would continue to prosper. even though i thought it was a foolish question at the time and i still think it's a foolish question now. there were some people asking that question. in the end if you're goodell you're sensitive to all of that, in anything, anything that will remotely create headlines to take away from the on field performances of the atlanta falcons and new englan

it seemed like everybody has embraced the belichick system. >> yeah. we embrace it.rom the first day you step into the building you learn what coach belichick wants from you. he challenges you as a man, as a player. some guys aren't going to like it, some guys will. we play for one another, play for your coaches, play for your teammates. it helps us get victories. >> you got 25 points. did you see this coming? was there some when you're down by 25 points?n sidelines, devin mccourty got us motivated on the sideline. we didn't play well in the first half. we came out in the second half, offense put up points. we'll be in position to win the football game. they gave us even more energy and i think it helps that we rode that wave for the rest of the game. >> like you said, the strip sack kind of changed the momentum of the game but could you feel some of the air being sucked out of atlanta, was there a change in her temperament on the field? >> we had the ball for 20 minutes as an offense in the first half so we knew they would be pretty tired coming into the second half

he said bill belichick looked everyone in the eye and said 21 points is not enough.just locked in. they came out and lit it up. absolutely incredible. >> what a game. coy wire, thank you. >>> let's look at what is coming up on "new day." chris cuomo joins us. hello, my friend. you are sleepy, i'm sure. >> i could hear the cries and screams. some 30 miles north of me of john berman all night long. we're talking about it here with the crew. one, whether you like football or not, this is the beauty of sport. this is why it translates into the larger than life lessons. i'm not a patriots fan. i'm a jets fan. they stink for you who don't follow football. you can't argue anymore with anyone that this is not the best franchise and best quarterback in winning when it counts. it is great to witness history. i love being able to witness the good kind. i'm not a pats fan. if you don't respect what happened, you don't respect nothing. >>> let's talk about the division of power in the contusion. t constitution. the travel ban that is developing. all of the deadlines coming that w

>> can give me a hoodie that bill belichick wears?extra-large. he's a lot smaller than i am. i absolutely want to one around. jim gray, calling the game for westwood one. things were speaking to us. >> thank you, bill. >> jesse: just a footnote, you want to remind you to watch bill's big super bowl pregame interview with donald trump. it will be airing during the pregame show. even more of that will air right here on the factor on monday and tuesday. when they come right back, the democrats are now the party of obstruction? will debate it after these brief messages. (sfx: park rides, music and crowd sounds) oooh! when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. (sighs sadly) try this. only aleve can stop pain for 12 hours. plus, aleve is recommended by more doctors than any other brand for minor arthritis pain. aleve. live whole. not part. >> jesse: and the back of the book segment tonight, the democratic freak out over donald trump. the party pelosi is trying to block every initiative trump wants to institute, will that b

giving the patriots their fifth super bowl victory under bill belichick and quarterback tom brady.>> we played our tails off to get to this point. it is hard to win a game in the nfl. to beat this team -- a lot of mental toughness. we will remember this for the rest of our life. >> there's nothing you can really say. it is a tough loss -- obviously. very disappointed. we were close to getting it done. it is hard to find words.>> already looking to next year -- the odds makers see the patriots playing the packers as the favorite. and super bowl lii next february. >>> there it is -- the vince lombardi trophy presented to the patriots on their fifth to provoke victory. everybody taking a moment to touch it. after coming back from 25 points they did not ring they will be having that moment. fans said they never lost hope. even when all seemed lost. >> 28-3 -- we were down in quibec.>> the patriots went into the locker room. belichick told them never give up. >> patriots fans say they are encouraged to hear brady is talking about playing another 3- 5 years. he will turn 40 in august. >>>

bill belichick cements his place as best coach of all time.e an interesting moment to see roger goodell hand that over to robert kraft, bill belichick, and tom brady. >> can you get gme a hoodie that bill belichick wears? i'm an extra-large. he's a lot smaller than i am. i absolutely want to run around in one of those patriot hoodies. jim gray, calling the game for westwood one. thanks for speaking to us. >> thank you, bill. >> jesse: just a footnote, we want to remind you to watch bill's big super bowl pregame interview with donald trump. it will be airing during the pregame show. even more of that will air right here on "the factor" on monday and tuesday. when we come right back, are the democrats now the party of obstruction?ow we'll debate it after these brief messages. z282uz zwtz y282uy ywty tax refund, you can get an advance on that refund? [zombie] an advance on my tax refund. [john] doesn't take brains to see the value in that. [zombie] ha! [john] arghh. [vo] you can get a refund advance of up to $1250 no interest at block. [john] get

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