i want to go back to dallas-ft. worth where -- moments ago, we had the opportunity to hear from one family member who was very concerned, very emotional, really, about not being able to have his parents enter through those doors that are probably not too far away from you, to walk through as they have many times before as he was describing. and his parents who felt very uneasy and perhaps just as emotional as he was when he was speaking with you. what is the sense of emotion that you are getting from those you've spoken with there? >> well, there is a lot of uncertainty here. we spoke to three families. three of the nine families who were detained here this afternoon. we know that six individuals are still detained. three have been released. two from iran and one from syria. you mentioned the student, the student from smu. he mentioned that his family has been here multiple times to texas to visit. what it sounds like, they're going to be heading back to saudi arabia. they're from this -- they are from there, they a

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that says it all when it comes to our lack of love for dallas. ray, pro football hall of famer and nbc preand postgame analyst, thanks for being here, ray. >> my pleasure. >> i'm a philly girl, born and raised in the area. i know all about the hate for the cowboys. where does it begin? i feel like a lot of people don't know. where does this all start? >> a lot of people, you can point to, this you can point to that. i think it's actually 50 years ago this year, 1957, there's a game down in dallas where the eagles lone star at the time went out to catch a pass and one of the cowboys players leroy jordan hit him with as cheap a cheap shot as you can imagine and knocked out a bunch of timmy's teeth. that was kind of where it began. it was unnecessary. it was pure flat-out dirty play and the eagles took that personally. a couple years later one of the eagles knocked out roger staubach and it went back and forth, back and forth. i think it started 50 years ago at the cotton bowl and went from there. >> 50 years we've loved to hate dallas. the giants,

some of the best reactions to dallas's loss to the packers, yes, don. >> people still talking bit. sixers game wrapping up just minutes ago we will show you a dunk by joel embiid, plus phillies adding some pop to their line up find out who may be starring on the club starting opening day later in sports. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> we know eagles fans had a tough season. we know that. even though the bird were out not playing yesterday there were plenty to cheer about about philly faithful. >> go that the right. thirteen-three cowboys hosted green bay packers in the nfc divisional round and everything eagles fans hoped for, scramble, throw by aaron rodgers led to a game winning field goal, as time expired. as the p

to fort worth or fort worth to dallas. you drive. well, we would've preferred driving but the political peopl wanted a photograph of presidena and mrs. kennedy coming off air force one in dallas and so that's what we got. >> tell us what were saying here >> this is after we got everybody in the car, ready to begin the milk motor cage going to dallas where he was going to make a speech. we started out in love fielderan went down through the town of dallas down toward main street. the crowds began to build and get larger and larger and we went down to main street, they were so large that the driver of the car was keeping the car to the left-hand side of the street to keep the president, who was in the right rear, away from the crowd on the right side of that put mrs. kennedy right up next to the crowd on the left-hand side of the street. i would get up on the back of the car periodically to be as close to her as i could so that nothing could happen to her.nd e we got down at the end of ancient street, we had a turn right on

star of "chasing cameron," cameron dallas.eaturing the 8g band with fred armisen and craig finn. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. and in that case, let's get to the news. today is our last show of 2016, but we'll be back on january 9th, and then cancelled on january 20th. [ laughter and applause ] there are just three days until christmas when most of us will celebrate the birth of christ, and mike pence will celebrate history's least planned parenthood. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] donald trump's childhood home in new york city is going up for auction three days before his inauguration. wow, just think, you could own the home that donald trump never grew up in. [ light laughter ] the rock band kiss reportedly turned down an offer to perform at donald trump's inauguration, and it's not the first time trump has been refused a kiss. [ l

now green bay goes to dallas. >> howie: yeah. dallas was dominate, particularly offensively.hey also were dominate defensively. but this green bay offense, there is such a stark contrast from the team that new york saw earlier in the year week five and dallas saw earlier in the year. they are hot. their receivers, you add adams and allison and cobb now back. it really is a great matchup because of the quarterback. the quarterback brings so much confidence to the entire football team. >> terry: he gets time. you can't emphasize enough the timing on passes is just that. you set, plants, fire. and, obviously, the coverage by the giants was extremely good. that is why he holds the football so long. there is the pressure is put on his line. i don't know that i've seen an offensive line in all of my years watching television that can set back there and avoid someone so good and the touchdown pass to the left, very few quarterbacks can throw that pass. but he is a risk passer. he snaps it. other quarterbacks would have had to turn, square their shoulders and push the ball. he snaps

ladies and gentlemen, once again, bryce dallas howard! a good team player, you were fantastic at that game. bryce, nice to see you first of all. >> fantastic? fantastic? >> jimmy: yes, i really mean fantastic. you're fun to play with. >> if i was fantastic we could have won. >> jimmy: no, no. it's not about winning or losing. it's how you play the game. >> yeah, that's true. i had a great attitude. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: not what i meant. pal, you look gorgeous. thank you for coming back to our show. i want to say congratulations first off on your s.a.g. nomination for "black mirror." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you, oh! >> jimmy: that was such a good, cool, weird, fun episode and our pal rashida jones wrote that, i think with mike schur. man, it's brilliant. if you haven't seen it get it on apple or netflix or whatever you can get things on. >> yeah, netflix. >> jimmy: i don't know anything anymore. you are just awesome in it. so, congrats on that nomination. you totally deserve it. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> j

you're looking at dallas-ft.rt, the scene of more immigration order forests over the past couple of days. last night, mayor mike rawlings said he wanted to apologize on behalf of the citizens of dallas to travelers who are caught up in that chaos, which was caused by confusion over how to implement that new executive order from president trump. mayor rawlings joins us now. tell us what you have been dealing with over this weekend. >> it has been a long 36 hours. nine travelers were detained. the great news is all nine are out. i have met with each one of them, and met with their families, a lot of tears, a lot of joy, a lot of anxiety, but, you know, not as much bitterness as i thought. these are -- these are -- they really appreciated the welcome once they got out, and were trying to move on. it is a bad policy, badly executed, you know, on many, many fronts. this is wrong. and i just told each of them, that's not the way dallas does things. and we were sorry. >> you're a big city mayor and there is nothing new

tony romo took over but the dallas cowboys rested rookie sensation.as 13-3 on the season and will be the top playoff seed. >>> the san francisco 49ers make changes at the top after sinking to the bottom of the nfl standings. the team yesterday filed head coach chip kelly and general manager trent baalke. the niners ended the season by losing 14 games. >> while the rose parade's "never on sunday" moves it to monday, they look at how they'll keep the crowds safe. >> reporter: the stands are set. police presence will be at an all-time high. you have 700,000 people expected to be here that have to come with security concerns. >> absolutely. incidents like berlin, nice, france, are stark reminders offing the security. >> reporter: he says these barriers will be set up overnight and roads will be closed along the 5 1/2-mile parade route. >> we'll have heavy trucks, water barricades but some of these minor cautions to prevented other things. >> reporter: he says this has to be the new norm. >> we're used to holding events like this and security is our number

. >> reporter: ted dallas is the secretary of health and human services for the state of pennsylvania. the agency that supervises the foster care system. he said individual counties are responsible for managing the foster care system and says when it comes to how sarah packer was certified as a foster mother, that would be up to the county or counties that deemed her fit. he won't name those counties. the state tells nbc 10 between 2000 and 2010, sarah packer, had 30 children in her care. >> that number is higher than i would say your average foster parent. >> reporter: of the children we know one foster child reported to authorities she'd been sexually abused by david packer. he pled guilty for that and the sexual abuse of a 9-year-old adopted daughter. after grace was found dead, police say sarah continued to cash grace's social security checks. police sources tell me that money was a major source of income for sarah. what about those other foster children? >> any situation like this where there's a case where there's been a child death, a serious injury to a child, yes, we would lo

resident with a green card, was detained at dallas-fort worth international airport for more than threehours saturday. she was reunited with her daughter, mariam yasin. what the white house has continued to say is people like your mom need to be double checked to make sure they're not coming here to do harm. >> yes. why? she's been here. did she do harm to anyone? he's a resident. she lives here in tulsa, oklahoma. she doesn't need to be checked. >> reporter: her mother arrived from egypt where she had been visiting her 12 and 14-year-old daughters. >> it's sad. we're not happy at all. we're scared for the other one, my sisters and anyone that want to come here. we're trying to find safety. >> open those doors! open those doors! >> reporter: u.s. immigration officials in dallas detained 11 people this weekend, some for up to 24 hours, including this man's parents. he's a student at southern university. he join prod testers at the airport. he said his parents already had their visas. he was waiting in line. when they saw they were syrian, they took them to a private room. then a persons

i think dallas, the tragedy of dallas, as heartrending as it was, but that police chief's impassionedncere and a passion play to do what, get in the game. if you don't like the way this works, get in the game. go become a police officer. join us. helpless. do this. i was so proud of my country that day. >> it makes you wonder where we are as we start a new year. >> sometimes we seem to be talking past each other on some of these issues, and people say black lives matter, what about all these other people's lives? other people say blue eyes matter. you were born a police officer. i think we can try and embrace these terms and of the sentiments on their own terms and respect it. i think, sometimes some people on the right tend to in a reflexive weight assume always that the police are correct. obviously, and some of the cases, every case should be taking on its own merit of what actually happened. and some cases, the police are wrong and there should be consequences. a lot of conservatives and liberals can come together on the criminal justice reform. i saw this video mtv put out a few

they have a lot of respect for him in dallas. jonathan: thanks. maureen: what is the latest? doug: fog tonight. check out the next few days. partly sunny, breezy. 58 tomorrow. 54 on thursday. cloudy near 50 on friday, raug -- inauguration day. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you at 11:00. bp engineers use underwater robots, so they can keep watch over operations below the sea, even from thousands of feet above. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> tonight, breaking news. president obama commutes chelsea manning's sentence. the army private serving 35 years convicted after being accused of leaking classified military secrets. manning,s a transgender woman behind bars. the outrain on capitol hill. >>> the countdown tonight. three days until the inauguration, and this evening, vladimir putin in his own words defending president-elect donald trump. and at home, the boycott of the inauguration growing. >>> also tonight, mr. trump's pick for health and human services under fire. to

aaron rodgers, built an 18-point lead in dallas. cook, touchdown.owboys facing the biggest deficit since beating the eagles in overtime in october. and tying it on the two-point conversion. final seconds, rodgers cooks up an unbelievable play to jared cook on third and 20. what a catch. wow. cook somehow stays in with three seconds left. setting up the game winner. mason crosby with no time left got it. green bay wins 34-31. they're going to the nfc title game against atlanta next weekend. well, since leaving the eagles, big red has been red hot. andy reed has the best record in the nfl over the last 15 months. and tonight he can go back to a conference title game. this time with the kansas city chiefs. reed and the chiefs getting lots of love from that is big charlie saloon. the chief's hangout in south philadelphia. reed and company on pins and needles, they come back, and the fans in south philly going nuts. kansas city within two. a holding penalty on their first two point conversion brings it back to the 12. alex smith for the tie, no good. kan

immigration officials in dallas detained 11 to 24 hours, including this man's parents.he's a student at southern university. he join prod testers at the airport. he said his parents already had their visas. he was waiting in line. when they saw they were syrian, they took them to a private room. then a persons comes and lectures how if you're from these seven countries, you have to go back. >> reporter: yasin and her mother are still upset about their experience. >> my mother and all the ones like my mother are expecting an apology, a big one. >> reporter: if the president were watching this, i'd wonder what you want to tell him. >> i just want him to have a heart. >> reporter: david begnaud, cbs news, dallas. >> pelley: and on another busy day, that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. these numbers are off the charts...this? sir! what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. what do you want to do, sir? listen carefully... if we all switch to geico we

not a lot of room to spare but the dallas cowboys are out. the packers peaking at the exact right time in the season, they are going to atlanta to take on the falcons in the nfc championship game. let me tell you what, we have a story with regards to the 49ers who are light years away from the post season. if you are a fan, this is scary. they interviewed tom cable who has had at least two to three after field incidents. he is currently with the sea hawks. they interviewed him to potentially take over the head coaching spot. no report as to how the interview went but it's hard to believe that anybody would think that cable wore a better coach than chip kelly. here some. of the other candidates, the offensive coach of the patriots. also the offensive coordinator for the falcons, he could be tied up for several weeks though. so those are the candidates. we have ann killian she's been spot on so far. we will talk with her about the raider's moves to las vegas and about the general manager spots. we coming back with more. >>> now to the transitio

his mother, a green card holder from syria, was detained in dallas. >> they're tired, they're on the floor and they're treating them really bad. >> reporter: and a 5-year-old iranian boy was held at dulles for more than four hours before finally being reunited with his mother. immigration lawyers said mr. trump's executive order had thrown airports into disarray. steve golden is one of the attorneys who volunteered his services. >> there's very little to no warning of when folks are going to get released. so it's making it very confusing and very difficult. >> reporter: as the protests mounted, federal judges in four states temporarily blocked immigration officials from expelling travelers who had permission to be in the country. but president trump's ban on refugees remains in effect as officials review the screening process. the obama administration had approved about 80% of refugee applications. >> when you get a green card, when you get a visa, this is not a five-minute thing. this is not a very quick, fill out a form and check a box. there is an extreme vetting process. >>> the

second quarter against dallas, tony romo comes in first game in a year. fans booing.ez comes in for the cowboys. sanchez not as lucky. he has more completions jordan hicks than his own receivers. two to go, sanchez picked off by hicks. hicks has the most interceptions by an nfl linebacker in the last two seasons. wentz to irts for the touchdown. eagles tie a ten. third quarter, back to irts, 13o touchdowns and finishes with the eagle season in catches, touchdowns. tight end, that guy. then who gets the ball? mike trout. thank you, carson. eagles win 27-13, finish 7-9 for the second straight year, wentz finishes with the most completions by a rooky quarterback ever most of them to a tight end in irts. they desperately need help at receiver. only one had fewer yards per catch than wentz so the eagles will pick 14th or 15th in the draft in philadelphia april 27th, a coin flip decides that. >> thank you, jeff. they win the last two games of the season to finish on a high note. what does that signify? >> giants needed a bounce back win and they fought. don't confuse charit

align, press and unzip. >>> getting a look at dallas-ft. worth airport. protesters have gathered over president trump's travel restrictions banning travelers and this is the second day of the protests. cecilia from the aclu with a big welcome to you can you explain the challenge that your organization filed in new york in term of the legal basis for it? >> good morning, alex. >> there were actually two federal court orders that were issued yesterday in aclu cases, the order issued out of the brooklyn federal court was one that applied nationwide and stopped the removal of people who were subject to president trump's order. that order was met with jubilation in brooklyn and quickly around the country as aclu lawyers, other lawyers and people who had mobilized en masse to the airports greeted the order. >> before you go further. so what that means is that people could not be put on a plane and shipped back? that's all that you were able to do? >> that's right. the federal court order out of brooklyn said no removals should happen. the second order out of th

also another location, dallas-ft. worth. the airport there. one of the busiest in the country. chris jose, you and i were talking when chris hayes said that a stay has been granted nationally. let me be very specific according to what we know at the moment of what that stay may mean. and that is, those who are currently detained cannot be sent back to their country of origin or where they traveled from. the second is that whether they will be released immediately or what the process of that not known specifically. we're going to wait to get some of the details coming out of that brooklyn courthouse that chris hayes was at. and then finally here, they would require a list of all the names detained so far. big news there. the aclu wanted at least some sort of sense of success, they believe, because they got this from the federal judge that they have had a small victory. has that resonated there? are protesters there, are family members there aware of this development? >> immigration attorneys are aware of that. we'll bring in a family member shortly. i can tell you from talking t

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and dallas and green bay played down to the very last second. we have highlights and post game reaction.. comng up. - showers tomorrow - rain for inauguration? today: cloudy. seasonable. highs: 42-46 winds: s 5 mph tonight: cloudy. lows: 36-41 winds: se 5 mph tuesday: cloudy with showers. milder. highs: 52-57 winds: sw 5-10 mph " the person she called dad for 18 years.. is not her "it's a shock to me.. it's a bigger shock to her." coming up. a shocking kidnapping-- uncovered after 18 years. are reeling.. and one woman is facing felony charges. the details.. coming up. plus, the circus is leaving town.. for good. an iconic show announces it's closing up shop.. the details.. coming up. and freezing rain to parts of oklahoma, kansas and missouri this weekend. an ice covered highway in kansas is being blamed for a man's death in southwest kansas. two kansas state troopers escaped injury when their cars were hit while they responded to a crash on the interstate. more than 11-thousand customers are without power in oklahoma. a nearly two decade myster

>> lynn smith is in dallas, texas. >> so she's in central time zone too. she can ring it in with us. >> happy almost new year's lynn. >> hey, you guys. happy almost new year's. the party is simmering down in new york city, but as you know the party is just getting started in dallas, texas. take a look at the crowd here. this is a roof top bar. the reason that all these folks are here is because reunion tower is right behind us. they all realize they're on television. can we get a happy new year early from all these folks? can i fly in a little bit? scoot over. let me join the party. >> come on in. >> okay. now, you guys, they've been partying, you all have been here almost since the beginning. about four hours. >> yeah. >> i've got to ask you about this jacket and what's happening with it. your friend over here just popped the bubbly and only brought three glasses. what kind of friend are you? >> i asked for six. they only gave me three. it's new year's. they didn't wash enough glasses? what's your name? i'm allen. >> nice to meet you. what went through yo

they want to finish it up on a high note against the dallas cowboys.ey this year has been the development of the rookie quarterback carson wentz. very important. and to break that down, who better than the rookie head coach himself doug pederson. here's a little tape study with him and our own ike reese.

dallas, you heard paul ryan talking about how they are on the same page.e you have republicans putting the president in a tough spot when they talk about torture and widespread allegations of voter fraud. how do president trump and hais team come -- >> we've seen voter fraud in north carolina, it's that widespread -- >> he's talking about millions of people. >> we had two local elections that were thrown out for vote buying in fraud. this is something that needs to be looked at. let's find some confidence in the system and find a way forward in a bipartisan way to increase security. i don't know any public for torture. >> president trump does. >> mr. trump is laying out a strong case to distance himself from the blame america crowd. we should do what it takes to protect our interest and we shouldn't be blamed for. >> torture, which our country has been against for years, which leaders in the republican party are against but trump wants to bring back. and then this issue of voter fraud. it goes to this made-up, trumped up issue of voter fraud. it goes to th

>> reporter: the dallas opera has made a 20-year commitment to this institute.sked general director keith cerny how he'll judge success. >> it would be terrific to think that 20 years from now, this whole issue will have gone away, and men and women will be equally evaluated for positions on the podium. i think that may be a little optimistic, but-- >> reporter: you do? >> i do, unfortunately, because, there's been no improvement, it's been static for 25 years. i think it is starting to improve, slowly. >> reporter: from dallas, i'm jeffrey brown for the pbs newshour. >> you know what i think, more women conductors. >> o'brien: said the mary, stra. i agree. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. join us right here at 8:00 p.m. eastern for special live coverage of president trump's supreme court pick. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> bnsf railway. >> xq institute. >> the ford foundat

tonight -- katie couric, star of "gold," actress bryce dallas howard, writer matt taibbi.eaturing the 8g band with darren king. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers,. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. greenpeace activists climbed to the top of a construction crane overlooking the white house, and unfurled a banner printed with the word "resist." look at this incredible photo. i mean, man, who has that kind of determination? okay, yeah. [ laughter ] i should have guessed. [ cheers and applause ] i should have guessed. according to "the new york times" the white house kitchen has been stocked with president trump's favorite snacks, including lay's potato chips. [ light laughter ] and his cabinet has been filled with crackers. [ laughter and applause ] that's weird he likes lay's potato chips. i figured he would be more of a pringles guy, since he's the only person whose hands are small enough to reach the bo

ended their championship drought in a dramatic game seven over the cleveland indians. >>> and now dallasplayers and cowboys fans were stuck after watching their team get eliminated. the tornado warning put the stadium on lockdown. some of the players took it as an opportunity to hang out on the field, maybe sat with fans. cowboys of course lost to the packers 34-31 in an intense do or die match-up. >> 39 seconds left, roger, oh, just amazing. >> the it was insane. >>> there's a quick look at what's going on. >>> i may not get there with you, but i tonight that we, as a people, will get to the promise land. i'm not worried about anything. i'm not fearing any man. my eyes have seen the coming of the glory of the lord. >> dr. martin luther king's last speech. and the next day he was assassinated, april 4th, 1968. today we remember and celebrate his legacy. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm mike hydeck. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. cloudy and chilly. here's meteorologist melissa nord. >> not going to be as warm as yesterday. a few spots below freezing this morning. frederick right

they play division rivals dallas cowboys.t play spoiler and dallas has already clinched so much. we don't even want to talk about this. i shouldn't tell you i come from a dallas household. i'm just going to erase -- >> you already told me. >> i came out right. so is there going to be as much passion behind this game -- >> i think for the eagles. >> yeah, still? >> i think the fans will see. they were really big on thursday against the giants. new year's day at 1:00 -- >> i mean, right. >> finale. eagles want to finish just to feel like there's some momentum going into next season. will it carry over? we don't know. but just to leave lincoln financial field on sunday with a teeny bit of a good taste. >> that would feel really good. dave spadaro good to see you. >> thank you so much. >> and before the eagles take on the boys today, nbc 10 will have exclusive pregame coverage on "eagles gameday kickoff." including a one-on-one with quarterback carson wentz. join us this morning at 9:30. >> to realize how precious every single da

let's hear from a gal in -- miguel in dallas. caller: i'm also a former public school teacher, and is sitting board member on the 13th largest school district in the nation. i'm absolutely troubled at what . just went to -- witnessed primarily because, at the very least, the secretary of education should know what current total law of education is. it was very clear with questions thisd idea and others, nominee does not have the basic fundamental knowledge to be an effective secretary of education. we need all the support we can get in the public schools, and i have no clarity as to whether this person can do so or not. members the school board in dallas, what is the number one issued your board is dealing with? caller: the number one issue is how to manage the massive amount of poverty are students face on a daily basis, while pushing for teacher quality, early childhood equities, reining in equity problems. i i'm not sure if the incoming nominee will help us address. there is though, new york, bearsville, new i york, sheila. ca

dallas starters are expected to be limited today at 1 against the eagles. the eagles want revenge after the tough overtime loss in dallas back in october. >> definitely one in dallas, nfc east rival, the point of the year we were in there, kind of was a turning point roughlily. it's been tough, it's unfortunate it will be our last game of the year, we won't be playing into january, i loved it, every step of the way. >> reporter: chip kelly is expected to be fired for the second time in 53 weeks. according to espn, the 49ers will dismiss chip kelly as early as tonight after one season in san francisco dating back to last year, kelly has lost 20 of his last 24 games with the eagles and 49ers. >>> 2016 will go down as one of the most memorable years. villanova have they have been on a run or what. nova won a record 28 games. number one ranked nova getting a run for their numbers. back they come, final be -- seconds in the half, jenkins, the buzzer beating. nova, final two minutes, next possession they put it away, villanova wins 80-70. they are 14-0. it is the

if dallas wins they then have to go to dallas. it was an m.v.p. performance by matt ryan today.han with like this and they were all over seattle. i think it's a recountering the -- recurring theme coming into the playoffs. the teams who won last week now have much tougher competition. brock osweiler still has new england did not play a great game but still put up 34 points and agree, i think next week brady will be a heck of a lot sharper than he was tonight. bart: atlanta got physically hurt by seattle first and then they responded. they're the frontrunner in the n.f.c. to me. bill: ezekiel elliott tomorrow and big pressure on that defensive front. no one can extend a play like aaron rodgers. he's been on a magical ride. will it continue one more week? james: the home teams are 6-0, getting it done. a reminder, join us tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 eastern for ncaa basketball. that's tony's action as well here on cbs featuring a big ten matchup between michigan state oandhio state and next sunday, the nfl today presented by southwest airlines comes your way at a special time. 6:0

if dallas wins they then have to go to dallas. it was an m.v.p. performance by matt ryan today. like this and they were all over seattle. i think it's a recountering them -- recurring theme coming into the playoffs. the teams who won last week now have much tougher competition. brock osweiler still has a long, long way to go. new england did not play a great game but still put up 34 points and agree, i think next week brady will be a heck of a lot sharper than he was tonight. bart: atlanta got physically hurt by seattle first and then they responded. they're the frontrunner in the n.f.c. to me. bill: ezekiel elliott tomorrow and big pressure on that defensive front. no one can extend a play like aaron rodgers. he's been on a magical ride. will it continue one more week? james: the home teams are 6-0, getting it done. a reminder, join us tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 eastern for ncaa basketball. that's tony's action as well here on cbs featuring a big ten matchup between michigan state and ohio state and next sunday, the nfl today presented by southwest airlines comes your way at a

i9—20d in dallas, but just weather. heavy rain in texas. i9—20d in dallas, butjust three in denver.t is wet in the south and in the north that is it cold wind from the mediterranean that are keeping temperatures down a bit. tripoli coming in at 13—14 degrees. in southern pakistan it is wet and windy. some of the rain could be heavy. in the delhi might start out li—sd, but they will reach 19-20 start out li—sd, but they will reach 19—20 by the afternoon and it will reach the low 30s in mumbai. when today weather on the way injapan. snow on the north westerly winds. and similar temperatures further south. dry and cold in south korea. but more cloud in hong kong. there might be some showers in northern parts of thailand. in singapore are the cloud will build and we will see some rain, some of that could be heavy. it is wet in the nam and also windy. there could be wet and windy weather in the philippines. some sunshine at times, but there will be showers and thunderstorms. similar in papua new guinea. it is quite hot in australia. the northern half of this chilly at risk of heavy downp

. >> tonight they take the dallas cowboys to the wire. >> the packers are moving on. >> and whose rootingor the big guy? andy reed. >> with the shot clock running down. got it done. >> plus the sixers coach brett brown has a big problem with one of his big men. >> disturbs me. >> oh vetch kin in front. >> and the flyers have gone ice cold. sports sunday starts now. ♪ >> this is action news sports sunday. sponsored by audi. >> eagles fans are smiling. they are happy tonight. the cowboys are done. we kick off america's show talking america's team. i'm jeff skversky alongside mike from 97.5, the phanatic. as much as made about the eagles having playoff issues, winning in the playoffs, the dallas cowboys, mike, only two playoff wins over the last 20 years. >> and this stings. they had the bye. they were all rested. they were supposed to do it. the rookie quarterback and the rookie running back were supposed to get it together. and they were right there and couldn't pull it off. we're weeping in delaware valley. >> is it petty, though? a little bit petty? >> a little bit petty. >> all we have.

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. >>> well, eagles closed out the season by beating our arch rival the dallas cowboys. dallas rested its best players as they prepare for a playoff run, karen but zach ertz had a big day. >> ertz so goodies head line of the paper today. he had 13 catches, 139 yards, two touchdowns. eagles did win. it didn't mean anything just bragging rights, 27-13. when we look at it on paper it is muchable we had a seven- nine season. we will take 14th, 15th in the the draft depending on the flip of the coin that draft will be in philadelphia, pennsylvania. >> are they doing it at the art museum. >> it will be big. >> that is exciting. >> we will take a look. what and who we need to acquire in the off season to make another run. >> you need some weapons for that guy name carson wentz. >> yes. >> this is weird, this happened in the press box during the game. an eagles beat writer, pretty well known find himself on the defense after beinge joked during sunday game. >> he works for inquirer his name is jeff mclane and they normally tell you pipe down, don't make so much noise but he was