bill belichick hoodie top.off. >> glendale arizona, i hear they want to keep the roof open. that's usually a good predictor for half sleeve. >> and now we've got will it be mentioned that pete carroll was the last head coach of the patriots. i say absolutely. >> how could you not, again. this is during the game. there are 70,000 hours of pregame and will be mentioned 70,000 times but i think michaels will do it. >> now it gets a little funky. which song will katy perry perform first at halftime. you look at this list. what do you say? >> okay i've done a lot of research on this. i'm incorporating elements of technology history and musicology. i've looked over the last first songs at halftime for the last four years. so you have i've got a feeling, you have vogue, the beyonce song billion girls, bruno mars last year. all were in major key tonality. then what i did was i programmed my pandora with all of those songs, right, heaven is locked all four of those songs and katy perry as a whole on the play list to see

take a look. [ audience ews ] said belichick, "i wasn't kissing her. i was sucking out her youthful essence so that i may remain immortal." [ cheers and applause ] so that's different. that's okay. that is okay. of course, the reality is he was probably just showing everybody how he deflated those footballs. [ laughter and applause ] i was impressed by this. yesterday, the new president of italy called for a stronger fight against mafia corruption. that story, again, the new president of italy is missing. [ laughter ] they don't know where he is. they don't know where he is. [ cheers and applause ] kim kardashian did a q&a yesterday, guys.

. >> not the to mention bill belichick.ut if that's the way the media have framed thiso mention bill belichick. but if that's the way the media have framed this,o mention bill belichick. but if that's the way the media have framed this,to mention bill belichick. but if that's the way the media have framed this is it really fair, the whole country outside of massachusetts will be rooting against the patriots? >> a lot of people think this is a media hype and people are against the patriots. the patriots are dealing with what the yankees have dealt with since the 20s. they are the most successful franchise around. and when you're that successful, people come after you. look around at fox news. and go google us sometimes. you'll see a fraction of the support we should be getting. so they have been vilified. so having said that, just when you think people just want to pound on them, then you have guys like troy aikman saying i got a problem with this you have fran tarkenton saying i think the new england patriots are guilty. yo

belichick and carol may look different. may have act different. they actually have a lot more in common. one legacy is written a nother soon could follow. belichick and pete carroll took different paths. >> they maintained consistency of championship level play. bill, bill's direction, leadership. that's something that anybody in our world would like to be able to share and understand. over a long period of time. showing you got it. got it together. >> everybody scum peltscompetes at a high level. every second they're out there. of a great credit and tribute to pete and his staff. the players they play. they're just relentless in the way that they play. >> high profile quarterback, will lead each team on super bowl sunday. tom brady will attempt to join bradshaw and montana to win four superbowls. russell wilson tries to become the youngest quarterback to win two. off awe russell is such an extra ordinary player in his own right. different makeup. size, shape. formula. that he presents to the game. great contrast to watch them perform in the game

. >> belichick was my chemistry teacher.now. >> i acted alone. >> do you know why you acted alone? because nobody wants to act with you. >> all right. maybe jimmy hasn't exactly found the real locker room guy. on a much more serious note a new report from the nfl network just out today could shed light on this deflate-gate controversy. it says 11 of 12 footballs were judged to be under the minimum of 12.5 psi but just one was two pounds under significantly under. many of them were a few ticks under the minimum. what does this mean? what report should we believe? andy is joining us from the big game. what do you make of this report? >> it's really nothing that new. they've just changed the fact that the 11 of 12 were under inflated. one of them by 2 psi. the other by just a tick. what a tick exactly is that's up for interpretation. this may play into patriots head coach that the weather actually deflated the balls. we'll have to wait and see. the findings are supposed tom out a week or two after the super bowl. the quarterbac

so, belichick i think has put everything on the line.th the deflated footballs, if you want to make an argument that he's the greatest coach of all time, you can do it. and if it turns out that he was lying and he willfully and knowingly was cheating and then lied to everybody about it, his reputation i think is destroyed forever. so there's a lot that will hang on the results of this report that we'll get some time in the next few weeks. but more important than that, whatever the actual discipline is i think would be comparatively meaningless to his reputation being destroyed. he's the son of a coach. i think that actually does matter to him. so i think that would be more important to him than anything. >> seth: we talked a bit on your radio show about marshawn lynch and the coverage of marshawn lynch. you are a fan of marshawn lynch. >> i love marshawn lynch. can i -- is that my camera? >> seth: yeah, go for it. >> leave marshawn lynch the hell alone, okay? [ cheers and applause ] let's start with this. the football media, all right, t

the legacy of bill belichick.at happens when the head coach gets paid what he does so when pete carroll makes that decision i don't care if russell wilson takes responsibility it's all about the head coach and falls at his shoulders. >> it's hard to criticize pete. >> let me put it this way, david. we say this every time. if they had made the catch, if lockett had -- if the play had been successful we'll call them genius. everyone thought you would go to marshawn lynch and you went this way. >> we would say they were lucky and got away with one. that's a low percentage call in a game where you just have to understand what's at stake there. i understand all of the statistics. that's going to be one that sticks with him the rest of his career no matter what else he accomplishes. >> it's hard to criticize pete. he's one of three coaches with a super bowl and national championship ring. come on. >> there are lots of things to criticize pete carroll about. we don't need to get into that. >> butler made an amazing play.

bill belichick and tom brady together for 14 seasons, four rings, six afc champion ships, belichick talkeda more deserving player than tom, the recipient of the accolades that he has, this week and particularly last night and today. he is our leader. he competes as well as any player i have ever coached. >> there are sometimes unlikely heroes in big games. you can add malcolm butler to the list, undrafted rookie made greatest play in the biggest moment i have ever seen. i recognized the play from film study and reacted. >> it is just a great job to the coaches and especially my db coach and defensive coordinator, of course, bilk so hard on me and expecting the best out of me and tonight, i guess they got, i guess that is what they got the best out of me and it is just a blessing and dream come true. >> unbelievable. >> sixers are in action facing lebron james and cavilers. they came in the contest riding a ten game winning streak. johnny football is trying to change his off field lifestyle, manziel has entered a treatment program for unspecified reasons. the browns support his initiative a

bill belichick was fantastic last night. great comeback in the fourth quarter like none we've ever seen in super bowl history but they don't win if you don't do the simple and obvious thing that even my wife was screaming, just hand it off to the best running back in the game. so the question to you, did the patriots win this game or did the seahawks lose it? >> toure, i'm not overreacting when i say this is the worst call, not in the history of professional football but in professional sports. >> wow! you are hiding some serious emotion. i know how upset you are. >> well i'm in seattle right now. i'm from seattle. i was at the game and i couldn't believe it. i actually thought at the time it was good that marshawn lynch didn't get in. more clock was ticking. bill belichick didn't call a timeout. it was a perfect scenario for seattle. the first interception all year at the one yard line in the nfl. >> unbelievable. andrew, you've been inside the nfl at the highest level with the green bay packers so you've understand -- you

we are waiting to hear from belichick and brady at the podium.to have. i wanted to climb up on this plank. when the wave action comes in high tide you can almost see this plank shaken back. it is nasty on the water. the ferry running a bit from here to east boston but obviously not much else is running given the fact we had so many delays about 55% of all aircraft coming into boston today have been cancelled, not surprisingly, especially given the fact we have low visibility like this. snowfall is hard to measure. probably have a foot in drifts it is light and fluffy. in spots officially probably approaching six inches at this point. back to you. >> jim, it looks horrible. what's on your head gear? >> reporter: well you know i thought i would be in the spirit, proud of the paths, being a new england guy myself. i am wearing the patriots colors to celebrate the day. but i think now for all of the folks in boston and new england, they want the patriots home. the duck boat parade is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. it will be bitterly cold. that's

people, in the game saying, i have a problem with the special treatment the patriots get and how belichickways bends the rule. a track record for those in the game and a pattern somewhat, along with the success most are jealous of. they and the spurs the most successful team in sports the last 20 years. >> he is right. >> joe, pick up on that particularly in the case of belichick holdses the bleed in disdain. i felt there was a certain level even joint in the media pounding the patriots over the scandal and it is overblown but it is something of a scandal. >> absolutely, he is probably going to be blamed if the fog behind the shot right new, belichick, that is. >> it is unbelievable the fog. >> the roof is closed because of the fog. >> belichick is obvious obviously truculent with the media. >> joe let me jump in, link is not a big fan of answering questions as we saw in the many news conferences. >> i am here so i don't get fined sow can ask me all the questions you want but i am here so i went get fined. i am here so i went get familied. i am here so i went get fined. >> gentleman some p

it's awaiting tom brady and then bill belichick. from yesterday's big super bowl win. when they both take the podium we'll go live back to phoenix. stick around. we have to talk about the weather. winter weather is burying detroit. here's how the totals break down. 13.7 inches on sunday. in the meantime more than 16 inches helped chicago reach its fifth largest snowstorm of all-time. just over 7 inches recorded in the city of cleveland. the slush there is now refreezing and creating an icy and chaotic nightmare. martin savidge is in cleveland this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. no record breaker here as far as snowfall that's for sure. it's an absolutely brutal day and that's because of the extreme cold and the wind. let me show you something of real concern. the wind is bringing down power lines like these. this one is no longer charged so don't worry about it but as a result traffic signals in major downtown area in some cases are out. that means that humans police officers have to stand in this brutal el

all the bright lights but i'm not really sure belichick really appreciated them. >> good morning.ow we all doing? better than i am, i'm sure. >> he's honest. i like the about the guy. it was a day in a game tom brady was simply super. septembered himself among the great with his fourth super bowl title. so many parts of this were so impressive. his first title in 10 years and he did it against a great seattle defense. trailed by tenth in the fourth quarter. 14 of 16, 130 yards two touchdowns in the forth. ouch. brady was terrific. the 38 by the time 215 season kicks off. time to think retirement? >> i love doing it so i don't want it to end any time soon. a lot of decisions that i make in my life are about how to, you know sustain it and that takes commitment in and of itself. you got to put it in the bank as coach always says. >> i think tom is afford cold medicine. he almost didn't have number four. had it not been for game saving malcolm butler interception. it was an int made for talk radio. where was marshawn lynch. why not roll out russell wilson? time outs in the pocket. co

that's the coach belichick special right there. >> jimmy, i'm in a weird position.cket. >> jimmy: that's much better, will. that looks good right there. i've got to say congrats, congrats, congrats. you must be on cloud nine right now. [ cheers and applause ] it was amazing to watch on tv. i can imagine what it was like being there. can you describe it? in one word. >> it's an amazing feeling. >> that was three words, buddy. >> one word? >> it was an amazing feeling. >> jimmy: this is like interviewing marshawn lynch. you can't all say the same thing. >> incredible. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. see, he played by the rules. you caught the first touchdown. >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: when you catch the first touchdown, do you go my day's done? i did all my work. you guys did nothing. i did it. now you can go relax and chill zbloupt oh. >> oh, man. you just catch the first touchdown, you want to get everybody else going. someone had the idea for me to spike the ball and even throw the ball into the stands, but i wasn't giving that ball away. >> who had that id

among people who may testify, patriot coach bill belichick, owner robert kraft, and hernandez's collegeenter, mike pouncey. >> all rise for the jury. >> as the trial gets under way, lawyers for hernandez insist their client is innocent. >> aaron hernandez did not murder his friend, odin lloyd. >> in opening statements they cut to the chase, asking what so many fans of the former patriot have been trying to figure out. >> why would aaron hernandez do this? aaron hernandez had the world at his feet. he had a long term professional football contract. he had a girlfriend with whom they had started talking about wedding plans. he was a father to a 7-month-old baby girl. aaron hernandez was planning a future, not a murder. >> hernandez's attorneys and mother declined our request for interviews. >> i think odds are hernandez will be convicted, but it is not a slam dunk case. there is still no gun. >> give rest, grant unto him -- >> days after what would have been odin lloyd's 28th birthday, family and friends gather at number 53's headstone. >> i don't know if anything can really hear me right

brady and belichick win their fourth super bowl.dy sets the record for career super bowl touchdown passes and is named mvp. >> well, bients ait's been a long journey. i've been at it for a couple of years. this came down to the end. >> we've had a good football game. i'm so proud of all these players. i love these guys. >> seattle head coach pete carroll is coming under intense criticism for his decision to call a pass on the goal line . after the game he took responsibility for the interception that sealed the victory for new england. >>> this morning a major winter storm packing heavy snow and freezing rain haas moved from the midwest into the northeast. it's the largest storm of the season stretching from nebraska to maine. the slow moving storm blanketed chicago in blizzard conditions. brian webb is here in new york. good morning, brian. >> alison one week after the blizzard in new york city, round two comes along with a lot more snow and a lot less panic. the chicago area was buried under more than a foot of snow as the winter

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confetti falling on belichick and brady, the team and families.actions. minutes after the game we caught up with our two patriots representing the dmv. they are still taking in this magic moment. >> it was everything i dreamed in my life. being here a super bowl champion. that mean the world to me. he overcame a lot. lost both his parents. you were there, grandma. >> i'm so proud of my baby. thank god. it wasn't for god, i wouldn't be here. i'm so proud. i got a bigger championship than you. >> reporter: what is going through your mind right now? >> just a surreal moment right now. you can't believe this -- since day one, you know little me high school college, freshman whatever kid from accokeek maryland, won a super bowl. it's all hitting me now. resign gwen park high and woodson have a lot the to celebrate. and the seahawks fans outnbded them. a tough night, still sinking in. a tough season for the nfl as we know. tonight and this week they did what they do best, they put on a show. live in glendale home of super bowl xlix. i'll see you back in

patriots coach bill belichick getting ribbed "deflategate." >> you know exactly what happened.actly what happened. you know i know you know. and what it was was some kind of horseplay. am i right? >> no. >> wait a minute. ;[éjm minute. i was told it was horse play.wdów >> no. >> a man of very few words. nobody ever accusedh'vwm7o)(i of being funny but he has ak73ç sense of humor, saying he'll call letterman to testify as a witness after dave blamed the colts. >>> time now for good news. a dog é&+no-ñ runs away from home while his owner, her owner is in the hospital in iowa. look at that cute dog. guess where sissy shows up? yep, at the hospital. walking right into the front door. >> she came over with this wiggly, squirmy dog and she is making -- whining noises and just all excited to see me, and i said did you sneak this dog in here? she said no, she snuck herself in. >> the family lived 20 blocks from the hospital and can't figure-ç(fee how sissy knew where to go. 'coincidence or maybe a god wink? love at first sight. is it real in the american public is split. let's hope you

bill belichick's girlfriend. she is a blonde. i he does have teeth. i have never seen him smile. >> he does. >> well, she looks like someone but i don't know who. >> a carry under wood. >> no. >> elizabeth hasslebeck a little bit. >> i'll tell you she looks like? somebody on the bold and beautiful the woman plays caroline who was in an auto accident yesterday for real in hollywood. car jumped a curve and she broke both of her ankles. >> the the good news about bold and beautiful, stephie is back, my favorite character has come back from paris now. >> do you want this every day. >> i dvr it. >> if we're doing something and it goes too long, alex, come on, we have to wrap this up. >> even though it is on dvr. >> that is his excuse to get away from me. >> i like it. live. >> sky fox is over southwest philadelphia, a car, into a building on seventh second street. what is the cross street, bob. >> seventh second and elmwood street there. elmwood is the the route for that 36 trolley. they have crime scene tape. it is yocouple which is the the other street t

belichick defending pete carroll for his decision, pretty remarkable stuff. >> yeah. mean, we would all hate to be second guessed. twenty seconds on the clock, you do what you have to do. lou: yeah. those are arguably two of the best coaches in the nfl. we'll let them play and let the -- >> we were all entertained. lou: man, were we ever. what about all this chirping about deflategate and -- that the league went through. what are the nfl's -- this money machine, what are its greatest challenges vulnerabilities, its greatest risks right now? >> i think they have the front office, the commissioner's office and the owners have to realize they have to put some trust back into the corporation called the nfl. the game is sound. the players are enjoyed by -- lou: incredible. >> but they have to bring some trust back to what they're doing. and be smart about it. be forthcoming about it, and get that respect back. they've lost a little bit of that. lou: but the advertisers will be there with their checkbooks. >> they'll be ready to sign a 5 million-dollar check for cvs, i'm su

belichick said that malcolm butler just made a great play on that seahawks slant at the 1 in the final. and belichick believes the avalanche of criticism from dan ashley and others pointed toward the seattle coaching staff is unwarranted, dan, and undeserved. >> malcolm and brian on that particular play just made a great play. i think the criticism they have gotten for the game, i think, is totally out of line. and by a lot of people who i don't think are anywhere near even qualified to be commenting on it. >> you're not qualified, dan. you're not qualified. patriots with their victory parade today in boston. robert kraft with the trophy. rob gronkowski. this guy is a reality show just waiting to happen. >> he is a reality show. >> and tom brady gave us a look from atop one of the duck boats. >> thank you guys. thank you for all your support. what a year it's been. look at this! let's go! >> there were like 750,000 people out there. brady's fourth victory parade 10 year after he celebrated his third super bowl win. >>> today was national signing day for high school athletes choosing th

you can see pete carroll congratulating bill belichick. maybe belichick paid him for that call.d have been worth $5,000 or something. fox news can't confirm that happened. but that would be interesting. here is rejection. russell wilson. right after he threw that interception on the goal line in the final minute. it almost cost them the game. here is brady. kissing mommy after winning his third super bowl mvp award. i guess he certainly deserved it. this is shane vereen. he is doing confetti angels there on the field. that is all you can do. another one. bobby wagner walking off the field after the loss. this video. fans taking to the streets of boston. very tame. certainly it was chilly. there were zero arrests in boston in celebration of the win. this makes me sick to my stomach, and i will hold my nose to say it. in boston they are just getting used to winning. really terrible. the turbulent season for johnny manziel got bumpier. cleveland browns now report the rookie quarterback checked into a treatment facility on wednesday. the team did not specify what treatment it is. fa

and belichick almost created confusion for seattle, thinking maybe something is going on here. put a shadow of doubt in their minds. i think it was a good call. >> you know what was interesting, lawrence, to bruce's point, not calling a time-out, but also seattle was number two in power situations this year. new england was dead last in defending it. and they said pete carroll said, we don't want to run against their goal line package. that was the confusion that bruce was talking about, by not calling a time-out that belichick was able to install. >> and bruce, what about this. by the way, the three of us i know zero about nfl stats, but i learned this today. in this entire season of nfl play on the 1 yard line quarterbacks threw 66 touchdowns with zero interceptions. >> i know that stat just amplifies this mistake. is it the worst in super bowl history? i say yes. is it the worst in sports history. you can look at the miracle at the meadowlands in 1978 when the ball was fumbled. look at grady little against the yankees in the 2003 alcs game seven, when he left pedro martinez

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this was also the fourth super bowl win for head coach bill belichick and robert kraft. we caught up with the patriot's owner to get his thoughts after a rough couple of weeks. >> how did all the accusations effect this team and how does it influence how this win feels? >> i'm proud. i'm especially proud of brady and belichick and the way they handle themselves. >> people can throw anything out there and leak anything. it's hard to compete with that. that's why if you hear the statement that i spoke when i got here monday that says exactly how i feel. >> how much do you think you guys will be talking about deflated footballs in the next couple of weeks as opposed to championship rings. >> that trophy isn't deflated so we're all good. >> after having plenty of fun over the last couple of weeks with deflate gate you have to check out the cover of the new york daily news this morning, it reads balls of steel. i was on the field and i said i have to get you a souvenir. i picked up some of this confetti and i'll mail you some to new york. >> that's so nice of you. >> i would

. >> and in terms of the red zone play, you as a patriots fan, i believe actually think that belichicksion in the final moment. >> i think he did. he was screaming at the tv literally until the second the interception happened. the play before the interception marshawn lynch had carried it about 4 yards from the 5 yard line to justin side the 1 yard line. that set up critical play. here was the key, there's a minute and two on the clock and the patriots had two time-outs, i'm screaming and every patriot fan is screaming to belichick, take the time out. the chances are overwhelming the seahawks get in the end zone. if you're the patriots what you need then is time 45 seconds, whatever you can get to come down the other side of the field and get in field goal range. that's where the percentages were if you're the patriots and he let it go down and down and needing 1 in 100,000 interception. it reminds me of don't confuse favorable outcomes with big decisions. >> i think the reason why belichick was frozen in place, still trying to get over that circus catch a few minutes earlier. thank y

you know who saw it coming bill belichick, the coach of the pats. he put in an alignment.lm butler. >> that's me! >> i'm happy to be back. i'm dethawing. >> where did you go? >> i went out to the worst conditions ever! new york is really getting pummeled. >> i do like that. appreciate that. >> whets your appetite. >> japan says it's planning to expand its support for the fight against isis as the country mourns journalist kenji goto beheaded by isis. goto's wife issued a statement saying she was devastated but proud of her husband. the fate of a second isis hostage, jordanian military pilot still unclear. jordan still trying to secure his release but want proof he is alive. >>> a medical trial for a drug to treat ebola has been scrapped. why? because the number of infections in liberia has sharply dropped in recent weeks and leaves only a handful of patients enrolled in this study. the world health organization says ebola continues to fall in three countries hardest hit in the last year ginny,uinea, liberia and sierra leone. >> i've seen a lot of things but not this. a man

>> well, it was for belichick less so for brady. time his reputation's really come into question. but now you've got two things. one time it's an exception, two times it's a pattern. and i think this follows him for a long time. and actually the stakes are higher -- >> follows brady. >> follows brady, certainly follows belichick and now the nfl as well. they've got to solve this. >> what do you think of that? >> one way or another, who knows what comes from this study. 11 out of 12 footballs were deflated. something was up. can we agree that something funny happened? i don't really care as a football fan who did it. i'm going to assume it was from the top because i don't think somebody at the lower levels make that decision. what will be of it? i don't know. the cover of today's "new york post," "how cheat it is." >> apparently we're learning now it's the most watched super bowl in history. >> unbelievable. 49% of homes with televisions were tuned in last night to the super bowl. >> so, the american people, obviously, have moved on

take a look. [ audience ews ] said belichick, "i wasn't kissing her.y remain immortal." [ cheers and applause ] so that's different. that's okay. that is okay. of course, the reality is he was probably just showing everybody how he deflated those footballs. [ laughter and applause ] i was impressed by this. yesterday, the new president of italy called for a stronger fight against mafia corruption. that story, again, the new president of italy is missing. [ laughter ] they don't know where he is. they don't know where he is. [ cheers and applause ] kim kardashian did a q&a yesterday, guys. so everything's going to be okay. [ laughter ] kim kardashian said during a q&a yesterday, she'd like to take a selfie with jesus. [ laughter ] though i think most people would say that jesus has suffered enough. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] one more. just get one more. let's just get one more. i have so much i could be doing right now. get one more. jesus, you nailed it. you cannot say that. [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] kim, you cannot -- during

belichick said nothing but just made a great play on the ball in final seconds and believes criticismved. >> now from a play you know made a great play. criticism, i think is out of line and by a lot of people who aren't qualified to comment on it. >> patriots with a vikt fully boston. here is rob runcowski, he was putting amped up for a guy that hasn't slept in a few days. tom brady atop one of the boats. >> thank you. thank you for your support. what a year, let's go! >> just wondering is all. today was national signing day for high school athletes choosing colleges it's become the most-overblown event heightened by social media. schools and fans relish recruits five-star guys were signing stats. stanford signed 22 athletes, among them, justin reed. cardinals may find trenton irwin, 22 touchdowns as a senior. david shaw welcomes duncan the 4th. 65200 pound target here with a big yellow arrow pointing at him. running back lony powell from sacramento high ross bowers might be the qb of the future. and looking in the middle of the screen highlighting offensive lineman samsie from verna

belichick said nothing but just made a great play on the ball in final seconds and believes criticismerved. >> now from a play you know made a great play. criticism, i think is out of line and by a lot of people who aren't qualified to comment on it. >> patriots with a vikt fully boston. here is rob runcowski, he was putting amped up for a guy that hasn't slept in a few days. tom brady atop one of the boats. >> thank you. thank you for your support. what a year, let's go! >> just wondering is all. today was national signing day for high school athletes choosing colleges it's become the most-overblown event heightened by social media. schools and fans relish recruits five-star guys were signing stats. stanford signed 22 athletes, among them, justin reed. cardinals may find trenton irwin, 22 touchdowns as a senior. david shaw welcomes duncan the 4th. 65200 pound target here with a big yellow arrow pointing at him. running back lony powell from sacramento high ross bowers might be the qb of the future. and looking in the middle of the screen highlighting offensive lineman samsie from ver

everyone was expected belichick to call a time-out and say let's regroup our defense. he didn't. >> one of the best calls in football everybody expects the play. >> you know one of the most dangerous things to do is on the one yard line is to throw a pass because there are too many guys in one area. >> what would we have said about the truther if it worked? >> tom brady has four super bowl rings, holds the records for most touchdown passes in super bowl history. montana has four rings and three mvps. is tom brady the best qb ever? his answer to that? >> can you comment at all about where your place in the game might be after a fourth super bowl title? >> i never thought much about that. i'm still kind of in the midst of my career. i just love the game. i love playing. it's a big commitment that a lot of players make to play and a lot of sacrifices and a lot of support from a lot of people that love you and support you. so probably the most gratifying thing is to win the game and then to celebrate with your teammates and your loved ones. >> i'm going to go with my top t

after winning a fourth super bowl there's no doubt belichick and brady are two of the all-time greats. >> the other end of this twice now and being ahead late and not being able to make the plays to win. this time we made the play to win. it's just awesome. >> mentally and physically this is as tough a group i've beenaroundbeen around. these guys are really special. i'm happy for them. and they deserve all the credit in the world. >> i put the blame on me. the guy made a play. we were right there. i put the blame on me because i'm the one that gave them the ball. >> for the third time in his career tom brady was named the mvp of the super bowl. he now has four rings tying for the most of all time amongst quarterbacks. >> thanks a big thanks to andy for being there. there's a lot of talk today. did they make an awful call? i want to know what you think. tweet us. tell us what you thought of the play call. i thought it was the wrong call but butler made an incredible interception. >> what a great night. >>> 12 minutes past the hour. japan vowing revenge after isis murders its latest hos

pete carroll and bill belichick. >> and that was sort of fun.eat guy and so is bill. >> do you have some sympathy for him knowing what he's going through -- not much. >> we've had two super bowls in the last seven, eight years where we lost right at the end. it's sort of cruel, but the reason your network and the others pay us so much money, no one knows what's going to happen. it goes right to the end. and then it's that one and done. when we lost to the giants, you know when we were 18-0 and when they -- go ahead. >> reflect what happened about deflated balls. >> i think tom brady is healthy and vibrant. i don't think there's any relevance to that comment. >> was it disruptive for the team? you suggested to the league that they owed you an apology. >> yeah. you know whenever you're privileged to get to this big game, there's always lots of distractions that come about. the bottom line is we won our championship game 45-7 and we won the super bowl 28-24, and the league pretty much had full charge of the football so they're looking into it. i'm

. >>> patriots coach bill belichick was the guest on david letterman last night talking deflate-gate.now have video evidence of belichick cracking a joke and laughing. >> i heard that the guy intercepts the pass and takes the ball over and hands it to his guy. he deflates it and says hey, look at this ball. it has no air in it. is that what happened? >> we're going to bring you in to testify when he get the investigation next month. >> i'm ready. swear me in. >> great, poppy. it is easy to laugh about deflate-gate now the patriots ended up winning the super bowl. >> it is easy to smile. andy scholes, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> also our top story this hour. 17 hours of talks resulting in a cease-fire deal in ukraine. this is fantastic news but we still don't know the details or how it will play out on the ground in the war-ravaged area of eastern ukraine. more on that straight ahead. r r reason to switch to t-mobile. get 2 lines of unlimited 4g lte data for just $100 bucks a month. it's america's best unlimited family plan. and it's only at t-mobile. eh, you don't want

the pats win their fourth super bowl, for brady and belichick 28-24 is the final. >> unbelievable playby malcolm. the clock was running down and i realized this was basically it. i saw the interception and i cannot believe it. it was just an incredible play. >> there is really nobody to blame but me, and i told them that, clearly. they posted their tails and did everything they need to to d-up bus in position and unfortunately it did not work out right. a hard lesson, and i hate to learn the hard way, but there is no other way to look at it right now. >> pete carroll taking the blame. the capitals at it this afternoon at the verizon center, hosting the blues. in the first, alex ovechkin, his 30th goal of the season. only the fifth player in nhl history to score 30 goals in his first seasons. scary moment, checked hard into the board had first. the caps were not happy. he has a gsash on his eye five-minute majors. now the blues attacking the net. the caps drop two straight, 4-3. women's hoops, the terps in iowa. the terps start their break lexi brown, check out the dish lays it in, gets

he dresses like bill belichick. no, he dresses worse than belichick! he needs a hair cut bad! or does he? when you picture phone carriers complete with a kim kardashian ad during the super bowl, the most recognizable person for being famous and most tweets and instagrams in the entire country, you need to make a splash. at one point in the interview i had to stop him, because he accused verizon of having a phony offering. wait a minute you can't say that about verizon and he doubled down. take a look. >> verizon's xlt -- whatever that fake name is which means they invest in the network. they did -- >> wait a second. come on. >> jim, there's no such thing as xlte. it means we invested in capacity and t mobile is cleaning their clocks which i announced on the network. >> name me another ceo who talks like that. no one comes even close. ledger whose rap would seem clownish. if not for the fact it's working. he needs the youth of america to switch from the man, meaning verizon or at&t. he has this whole marketing rap that goes with the pink t-shirt that he wore under the hoodie to

but we all found out belichick can party. >> good morning. how we all doing? having a good time. here's the result on the play call from the 1 yard line. second down or second down, 1 yard to go. are you kidding me? he doesn't run marshawn lynch from the one. absolutely awful. pass to receiver that is just okay. it's hard to understand but it gives the patriots and tom brady history. >> we could have run it and got stuck. we could have scored against their goal line as well. it could have happen. it wasn't a great football thought at the time. make sure we match up properly we can have our best chance to run in and score. >> were you surprised to they threw the ball to that spot? >> no, because the goal called goal line three quarter. he pretty good at what he do. three corners they got to be passing the ball. i just beat them to the point. >> i still can't believe it. johnny free fall has another set back after a brutal first season. many problems on and off the field. now, according to a family adviser johnny menzel entered rehab treatment facility. it has n

i'll give, this has in the been talk about a lot, belichick i'll give him credit and i hate giving himl give him credit. he was going to call a time out because he was so convinced they were going to score but he doesn't call a time out, when he sees how confused they are. the reason why they are confused lauren and chris is because the imagine you are in the huddle and that play comes in. it is beyond belief. >> belichick is so good, he had presence of mine after this happened to know, they hike the ball and brady takes the knee in the end zone to get a touch back. so then they do a play where you get guy drawn off side from seattle. but brilliant but hateable at the same time. >> along those lines, i was disappointed. it is arizona. it is in the like there is some giant football history out there. but i wanted to get goodell to get booed the way gary betman got booed in philadelphia. he is commissioner of the nhl. >> it just didn't happen. >> do you have an appearance. >> broadway theater, two funny philly guys with joe conklin, valentines day, broadway theater in pitman, new jersey.

i think edge goes to tom brady and the evil genius bill belichick.anteed to be 13 pounds per square inch. final score 35-24. i think it may be 24-17 and then a fumble and a change in momentum. new england wins it. keep in mind, i was born in massachusetts. but the other half was born in washington state. needless to say, an interesting day at my house. 35 and cloudy in washington. temperatures are getting above freezing now. is very very good news for our later day activities today. should be still a chance of a snowflake or sleet pellet. with temperatures in the upper 30s, low 40s, should be mostly light rain or drizzle;t late afternoon into this evening. going out tonight, light rain, maybe a snowflake between 3:00 and 6:00. rain more likely, 9:00 to 11:00 when you're coming home. that's when you'll have to be the most careful. winter weather advisory northern maryland, panhandle of west virginia from noon today until 8:00 tomorrow morning. storm team 4 radar showing light snow trying to move in from the next couple hours. that won't last long as t