when it comes to the postseason, julian edelman is in elite company.nly jerry rice has more postseason receptions. the patriots drafted him in the seventh round, after stints playing quarterback for college of san mateo and kent state. but it all began at woodside high, near edelman's hometown of redwood city. and edelman's high school coach said none of his success has come as a surprise.steve nicolopolous says: "if you tell him he can't do this, he does it. if you tell him he's too slow, he becomes fast. if you tell him he's too s short to be a quarterback, he's gonna prove you wrong. and he did that, and he might have gone a different route than most people, but he was able to go out and accomplish what he set out to do, which is something that's very unique in this day and age."unique enough that edelman has become something of a teaching tool for the current generation of woodside wildcats.nicolopolous says: "we try to use him as a reference point for young athletes to go ahead and aspire to do something. one of the things that we say to athletes

. >> once again edelman in the middle of the field. >> pocket sealed. down the middle.ird down catch. >> obviously i have a front row seat to how tony's brain operates, okay? and it's a fast, fast brain. beautiful mind is what it is. he sees things so quickly. that is part of the magic. it really speaks to tony spending a lot of time in the film room. >> i can see certain things now in three minutes that would have taken me two hours when i -- to figure out when i was younger. and it's just nothing more than you have a history of form alienations, defensive looks, that coach's background, but you just spend your life studying something and then you hope to make it look simple. >> how about the excitement that comes through? is it genuinely just that you are that excited while watching this game? >> he is. there is nothing that's phony or fake about it. tony's enthusiasm is the real deal. >> is it infectious? >> oh, i think it is. a lot of people said that i sound a whole lot different next to tony. >> this has to be a run. >> second and goal. to burkhead. burkhead to th

edelman in the middle of the field. >> pocket sealed down the middle. edelman again with a third down catch. >> it's like he knows what he'si doing or som. >> amazing. >> he's so entertaining. i love it. >> so funtc to >> i thought the network was going to stop him from doing that this year. >> it's a huge hit. i think some people found it annoying at first. >> i was loving it. >> we need him as our defensive coordinator, right? >> we're not going that far. >> tnks forha >>> tonight, dp freeze. brutal cold across the nation.ov two-thirds of americans hit with bonchilling, below-freezing temperatures. roads icy and dangerous on the heels of a deadly winter blast. >>> she's running. e rising star joining the growing field of women and democrats in the battle r 2020. >>> the shutdown noa month long.te the se set to vote on president trump's offer to trade titemporary dreamer protecons for billions in border wall funding. but dems say it's dead on arrival. >>> tsa agents among thousands still not getting paid, callouts hitting a record number. >>> deadly pl

. >> and redwood city's julian edelman is going to his 5th super bowl with the patriots. sean mcvay is a former 49ers executive during their five super bowl winning seasons. he's the youngest coach to coach the super bowl at age 32. even though no bay area teams will be in atlanta for super bowl liii, there are plenty of bay area connections worth watching in that game. >> we will be watching. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. should be very good. >> mindy, thanks. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, thieves on the run from cops stopped for some tacos in san francisco. how officers busted them just in time, even after thinking they'd lost the suspects. >> and a palo alto mom is pitching her dress company on shark tank. coming up, the story of how the single mom with no fashion background got her compa ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groo

any name is nathan edelman. i am the external financial auditor. what we have before you are the audited financial statements for the year ending june 30, 2018. the first opinion is regarding whether or not the accounting records are complete and accurate, and whether or not they fairly represent the results of operations and the financial position of the j.p.a. as of that june 30, 2018 date. our opinion on the financial statements is just that, that they are complete and accurate, that they fairly state the financial position as of that balance sheet date. we have what's called a clean or unmodified opinion, which means that there were no audit adjustments and the whole audit process was very routine. the second opinion that's towards the back of the report, the government auditing standards opinion is where -- is where the auditors, where we would be reporting what's called auditing control materials with respect to management going about preparing the accounting records, and that would be a way of us telling the public, the directors, that they

julian edelman selling that against is t-shirts for $29.99, good while supplies last. >> hard to bet against tom brady. >> for years he is too cold, and there he is right there at the finish. all the time. >> is too cold. the weather there. >>> a livermore bar get slapped with the suspension, accused of operating a disorderly house. >> that story tonight at 11:00. but first . >> you just yelled at them and said my wife is having a baby. >> up next, a very special delivery from the chp, right in the middle of the storm. bay... a dramatic delivery- at the height of the storm. kathryn grady's water broke last . >>> a dramatic delivery the very height of the storm. >> her water broke last night around midnight so she and her husband rushed to marin general hospital but she started going into labor right as they made into the parking lot. she had no time to make it inside, so her husband screamed toward some chp officers, who just happened to be standing nearby. >> you just yelled at them and said, my wife is having a baby. and then you said the head is out and then that was when they are

brady to julian edelman. the redwood city native is second to all-time in postseason receptions. you need just 57 more to catch jerry rice. the rookie sony michel also excelled. he had two scores in just the first quarter. second quarter, more patriots. brady to phillip dorsett. 15 yards for the easy fix. three patriots possessions. three touchdowns. let's make it four possessions, four touchdowns. rex burkhead from six yards out. the chargers understandably frustrated. michel ended up with three touchdowns and 105 yards rushing in just the first half. the patriots are up at 28 at the half. they cruise to a 48-41 win. the chiefs are favored over new england in the championship game. >>> the eagles looking for a little more nick foles magic against the saints. in the first quarter, they found it. foles to jordan matthews, 37 yards for the score. philadelphia would take a 14-0 lead. and look, in control. but remember, that is a saints house. drew brees to keith kirkwood in the corner. the saints trailed by four at the break. new orleans goes on a nine-minute drive in the third. bre

patriots held over the middle, edelman the former woodside eyes star, nine catches 151 yards, now second to jerry rice for most career playoff receptions. next play, tony michelle, watch this hole on the right side. he is going to tie to the pylon giving new england a 14-7 lead. the rookie back went from 129 yards and three touchdowns. la's off installed, constantly under pressure, the chargers had only six first downs in the first half compared to 24 for new england. so they picked up bart la's own defense, him and philip dorsett with his only touchdown pass of the game he had 343 yard surpassing, the patriots led 35- 7 at the half. they cruise 41-28 going to kansas city next weekend to play in their eighth straight afc title game. >> i know everybody thinks we suck. we cannot win any games. we will see you it'll be fun. >> people say our quarterback is too old were not good enough and defense are skilled players are not good we see it but it doesn't affect how we play. >> you get one night. and when you wake up tomorrow morning it's on to kansas city. >>> the patriots beat the chiefs 4

edelman: i actually shaved two days ago, it just grows back, it just grows back. >( darya ) julian manly-man brady and gerod baby-face goff.. all bay area grown.. they're as close as we're getting to the superbowl this year, so you may as well pick one to root for. . ( darya )usually the superbowl commermcials are cranked up to 11.. but not michelob... they'll try tickle your fancy with a whisper. <>( darya )the beer commercial is trying to tap in to your asmr (autonomous sensory meridian response).. with crackly, tappity sounds that some people love because they tingle their ears. it's not for me.. but i don't like michelob either. i'll take a good guiness.. and i don't even need to wait til the commercials to get up, i'll just go in the middle of the game. and that is the buzzzzzzzzz. clink clink. (ácommercialá) the the warriors' steph curry made a young girl's night monday. he saw the fan, signed the shoes while he was wearing them, and just gave them to her. this happened in indiana after the team played the pacers.. curry hugs the young girl and she is brought to tears. she mouths "i'm

which is by far the most developed digital market consumers are starting to lose trust in facebook edelman just published a huge report on just today which is worth well worth a look people are losing trust in social it's performing terribly so from a new publishing point of view as well that's that's going to be a big problem bill just in the work ahead here facebook is going to use different policies and transparency really specific to a region i suppose on the set up makes perfect sense doesn't each country has its own laws etc and election meddling it's hardly something new why do you think this is only being implemented twenty nineteen. i think facebook up in learning from some of their mistakes and i think they should be applauded for trying to get things right and increasing the level of transparency when it comes to the sort of fake news that you've been talking about if we can increase their level of identity . transparency so that we know who's advertising and we can track where the money is coming from which a part of what. for in many of these regulations then when people do co

edelman: i actually shaved two days ago, it just grows back, it just grows back.an edleman, tom pretty-boy brady and gerod baby-face goff.. all bay area grown.. they're as close as we're getting to the superbowl this year, so you may as well pick one to root for. usually the superbowl commermcials are cranked up to 11.. but not michelob... they'll try tickle your fancy with a whisper. the beer commercial is trying to tap in to your asmr (autonomous sensory meridian response).. with crackly, tappity sounds that some people love because they tingle their ears. it's not for me.. but i don't like michelob either. i'll take a good guiness.. and i don't even need to wait til the commercials to get up, i'll just go in the middle of the game. and that is the buzzzzzzzzz. clink clink. out of chicago this morning. police rescued a man from the icy waters of lake michigan.( james ) the entire rescue was caught on a police body camera. take a look:(á2 sec nat popá)<ánats of police radioá> the man fell into the 34 degree waters while trying to rescue his dog from lake michigan

tom brady to julian edelman, the redwood city native is second in all time receptions. the rookie michelle excelled. second quarter tom brady finds phillipor-yd tds. how about four possessions. bret from four yards out. frustration cannot be contained. michelle had three tds. patriots up by 28 points at the break. they crewsed to 41-28 win. chiefs are favored by three over new england in the afc championship game. and that's just fine with tom brady. >> they are a good team. we played them earlier this year. i know everyone thinks we zuckerberg and can't win any games. we'll see. it will be fun. >> yes it will. did kyle murry go to training. according to executives basketball persuaded him to stick with basketball. he was 8th grade before he went to oklahoma and picked up heisman trophy along the way. some project murry to go in the first round of nfl draft where he could make millions nor with his deal with oakland. this is sponsored by river rock casino. the but the big question is murry is 5'9" he would not be able to play both sports. so has to pick one. >> have you

patriots wide receiver julian edelman went to woodside high and played football for one year at the collegesan mateo before going to kent state. after the rams won, fans rushed to sporting goods in the area to get their gear and the anticipation is already building before the big game. >> we are trying to get that beer. >> reporter: rams fans are rushing out after the winning field goal looking to score. >> i couldn't believe it. then i called to say, i'm on my way. >> reporter: we're talking priceless championship souvenirs. >> a beautiful game and i'm proud of my rams. >> i had given up on them but i thought they did great. i held my breath and i knew they could do it. >> reporter: this dicks sporting goods store was hit with a blitz by rams fans. check it, the hottest selling item so far. rams nfc champs and the championship and the pennants, anything rams, all a hot seller. fans are ready to spend big bucks. >> i'm excited. we were listening in the car and all of a sudden they kicked to the field goal and that was it, we are in the super bowl. >> reporter: the championship teacher it's

joining me now is richard edelman talking about trust. thank you for joining us.re that, let me get your take on the privacy issues surrounding china. >> you know, i think that trust is the essential component for a corporation and chinese companies really have an issue because they're seen as non-trans parent. they don't really have governance, the same standard as global. there are issues related to how close they are to government. maria: we know china has been stealing i.p. for decades in terms of american businesses and we're going to get into that in a moment. but you're out with your trust report. this is the global business trust, edelman does this every year. this is your 2019 barometer. tell me what it says. >> the big story this year is trust moved from being top-down, then to peer to peer, and this year it's gone local. so my employer is the most trusted institution in the world, 20 points above any other. and what's significant here is also that three quarters of the respondents told us they want ceos to stand up and speak up and act and not wait for

julianne edelman taking on the hashtag bet against us mentality. lauren:mentality.playoffs, we'll talk about that coming up. catch jared's sports reports 24/7. lauren: let's take a look at stock futures as we await earnings from morgan stanley. dow is down 73. s&p down 9. house speaker nancy pelosi tries to have the president's state of the union address postponed. but did her plan backfire? after two days of confirmation hearings, why democrats still have concerns about the president's pick for attorney general. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ baby i'm sorry. ♪ i'm not sorry. ♪ a hotel to our fligh t. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. cheryl: comb back. let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. futures are pressured this morning ahead of morgan stanley's earnings. s&p is down 9 1/4. john bogle, the founder of vanguard group, has died. he was known as a fierce advocate for investors. bogle created the first mutual fund tied to an

julian edelman either. they are not enthusiastic about answering a hord of media questions again. it's brady's ninth super bowl. >> i feel like this team came together like we needed to. we came together as a group of men that gave everything they could for the one goal. to get to this game. you know, the book hasn't ended. there's one chapter left. hopefully it's a great chapter. >> i don't think this team spent a lot of time worrying about what everyone thinks. we know what we have to do. we work hard, try to get things done. when we don't do them, we try to correct the mistakes and move on and do them better. >> this is what the spectacle of media day looks like. if you haven't been there, it's unreal. it used to be actually journalists asking questions. now there are a lot of late night talk show hosts. there's guillermo from jimmy kimmel getting involved. can't wait to see his piece. a lot going on at media day. absolutely. it has become crazy. fans go in and they get to watch, too and see players and interact. it really is absolute mayhem. >> you know i'm partial to jared go

so there was from edelman a reporting that she mentioned and we did as well we talked about jay concern. or a lot in way which is interesting given he has a longer the leader of the a.n.c. more the president but the thing is he looms large over this policy just a bit of background for you zuma resigned in twenty seventeen but remains a popular figure among some a.n.c. party supporters he came into power in two thousand and nine and will become tree for eighty years joys a lot of support from his home province of course and in the talent you had there which has a crucial vote in the national elections and also commands a lot of respect among grassroots supporters in rural areas his influence his popularity in the end say they have been seen as a threat to president obama forces leadership the party now you could say divided into two main factions the pro zuma group and the roma posek. we've got rough imitator with us now lecture at the university of the western cape he's also written a book called rama forces turned cancer will save south africa can he. or well i do think he is just one

the edelman trust barometer tracks the level of trust in government, business, ngo, and media in 28 countries. from 2017 to 2018 the u.s. citizens trust were those institutions. all together plummeted 37%. the military did okay. the media were down very low in the neighborhood usually reserved for the hated isis and congress. in this fall's foundation gala poll, 69 percent of u.s. adults said their trust in the news media has decreased in the past decade. amopg conservatives, the number was 95%. some of this is, as we're about to discuss, has to do with our demagogue president who dismisses actual reality as fake news, and declares media as enemies of the people. some of it has to do with the 50-year campaign to discredit so-called main stream media by politicians and the archipelago of accusations. that's not the end of the story. the 19th century both sir william watson said hate and mistrust are the children of blindness. i guess. but hate and mistrust are also the children of good vision because there's the glory of the free press and then there are the things we must answer for. staged c

the edelman trust barometer measures the levels of trust in government and the media. the u.s. citizens trust for those institutions all together plummeted 37%. the military did okay. the media were down very low, in the neighborhood usually reserved for isis and congress. 69% of u.s. adults said their trust in the news media has decreased in the past decade. among conservatives, the number was 95%. some of this as we're about to discuss, has to do with our demagogue president, who dwells in alternate reality and declares media enemies of the people. some of it has to do with a 50 year campaign to discredit so-called mainstream media by politicians and the archipelago of accusation, the like husband of limbaugh, breitbart, daily caller and fox. but that's not the end of the story. the 19th century poet, sir william watson, the very poor 19th century poet william watson said hate and mistrust are the children of blindness. i guess. but hate and mistrust are also the children of good vision. because there is the glory of the free press and then there are the things we must answer