. >> i am earl davis, my father robert died in march 2003, and left us a vast and electic collection, we were at odds what to do with these items. >> are you jamie? jamie: i am jamie. >> glad you are here. jamie: his father built a mom and pop printing business to a multimillion dollar operation, successful enough to bank roll his real passion, texana artifacts. >> a lot of stuff in here. >> a nice autograph letter signed by sam houston in 1840, you can see how nice his signature was. jamie: beautiful. in the process, family's home becomes a shrine to texas history, alamo, the battle of zacatecas, and back to the battle of the spanish conquistador. >> that is a helmet, all lined, can you imagine wearing that all day long. jamie: if you are having a bad hair day, it would take care of it. >> no doubt. there is more stuff, let me show. >> more than this. >> w we have several rooms. jamie: there are weapons everywhere. >> this is what i was talking about. jamie: you have a lot of guns, this gun? >> a sawed off shotgun, carried by the borrow gang. jamie: barrow's like bonnie and clyde. >>

jamie: may 2013, texas businessman earl davis is working with auction company exec bobby livingston tosnag. >> bonnie's gun the serial number was scratched off. that being the case, does not hold too well with the atf . >> they await word from federal authorities. will they allow the sale to go through, or seize the gun? >> they decides that this was a historic artifact that needed to be saved they reissueed a serial number and stashed in on the gun,. jamie: 5 months later the bonnie and clyde collection, are center piece of the gangsters outlaws and law pheup auction. men auction. >> my wife and i went to new hampshire efficient the live auction, we had some anticipation. >> we had media from russia, japan, all over europe. these two young people on the roads of america somehow resonate with the world. it was incredible. >> i was nervous. jamie: what is happening to your heart as you watch it unfold? and what was bidding? >> place is packed. people on telephone bidding internet bids, it is getting up to 7,000 80,000, 100,000. jamie: at $140,000, the bidding seems to stall. >> your hea

. >> if we could go back to miss hannah davis, this is one of the last vestiges of open sexism allowed in the media. >> a bit earlt? >> this one is really i think this one is really bold. she's not wearing pants. she's not wearing bottoms. >> they're right there. everything that needs to be covered. >> good morning, mom. >> you guys seem to wear these low pants. >> jeans keep moving down and down. >> blame yourselves don't blame us we just look. we don't wear it. >>> the cold may be crippling, but it could not compete with new englanders' love of the patriots. the team and the fans braving the cold for victory parade yesterday. andy scholes has more in this morning's "bleacher report." >> you know they didn't have a victory celebration this year because of the subfreezing temperatures in boston but that didn't stop everyone from having a good time at the parade. and no one knows quite how to party like gronk. in what's becoming a super bowl tradition. he caught a mini bottle of fireball whiskey from a fan and he downed it in seconds. marshawn lynch did the same thing last year in seattle. tom brady wasn't taking