last week president joe ellis talked to the players about what bowlen has meant to their team. last week broncos president joe ellis addressed the players about what bowlen has meant to their team. if the broncos win, there's no the man everyone associated with the team referred to as mr. b. >>> a huge win on the hardwood at home for the nuggets as they rally past the bolts. denver came back from down 16 in the 4th! 110-115. >>> we finish with football, back to those broncos, and their fans are everywhere. we tracked down a bunch of them in orange at st. pious high school in houston! why the excitement there? that's because broncos head coach gary kubiak is part of their class of 1979. >> the decision of wearing orange is easy because it's one of our school colors. kind of ironic because they're playing the panthers. we didn't want to have too much panther gear. >> reporter: that's very smart. hide the panthers stuff. be all about the orange. we're gonna have much more >>> for a local father and son, super bowl 50 is the final leg in a 16-year journey. san -- when the broncos p

he met a visitor last month in last week president joe ellis talked to the players about what bowlen has meant to their team. last week broncos president joe ellis addressed the players about what bowlen has meant to their team. if the broncos win, there's no doubt it would be dedicated to the man everyone associated with the team referred to as mr. b. >>> a huge win on the hardwood at home for the nuggets as they rally past the bolts. denver came back from down 16 in the 4th! 110-115. >>> we finish with football, back to those broncos, and their fans are everywhere. we tracked down a bunch of them in orange at st. pious high school in houston! why the excitement there? that's because broncos head their class of 1979. >> the decision of wearing orange is easy because it's one of our school colors. kind of ironic because they're playing the panthers. we didn't want to have too much panther gear. but we wanted to support the broncos. >> reporter: that's very smart. hide the panthers stuff. be all about the orange. we're gonna have much more

annabelle is here and i think we're going to pass it down to joe ellis as the c.e.o. of this broncos oh. i know you want to accept it with these words. roger: let me just thank all the bronco fans and tonight peyton -- peyton, i don't know if this is your last reo but it was one heck of a ride and we all you. annabelle, i know this is a special moment for you and we're all thinking about pat. a great man, a man who loved this oh, and we're proud you could -- organization, and we're proud you could take this back to denver for pat bowlen and your denver fans. you're super bowl champs. congratulations. jim: annabelle, the mike is yours. >> if pat was here today, he would say he's very proud of his team and the best fans in the nfl. on behalf of the bowlen family, congratulations to the denver broncos for the third time, bowl champions! jim: big john, why don't you put your hand on that trophy. i know you've had it in your hands before but this one, for constructing this team, what does this one mean to you? john: i'm going to say this you would not want me to say this -

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but it wasn't working the way that he felt it should be working. >> so joe ellis and john elway, with the blessing of the bowlen family, decided to move forward. and they moved forward by going way back to the old backup, bringing kubiak back. >> could you imagine what it was like in the hotel room when elway and kubiak were roommates what do they talk about? talk a lot. talk about the game. and now, how that relationship the years. so we see the cheerleaders, you know, everybody just thinks oh, gosh, you know, beautiful women, that know how to dance, they all have real jobs, they work for a living. >> and put a lot of long hours. addition. and every community service, good grief, this were at all of the magnet give-aways. they work hard. so let's give them a shout-out too as well. >> did we run out of fire trucks? >> i don't know. >> we moved to pickups? >> they did have a couple of pickups in there. >> as we watch from sky 9, as the broncos parade moves through town, we will bring some ground level shots when they approach our cameras and our crews there down below. this is a nice r

very emotional when addressing his team mates.he'll turn 40 next month.and broncos team president, joe ellis says manning was near tears talking last night. so too was broncos defensive lineman, demarcus ware.by the way, on one line gambling site says the over under on manning shouting 'omaha' a the line of scrimmage tonight, seven and a half. and last night, newton picked up the top award in the nfl. he was named the national football leagues most valuable cast by writers for the associated press news service. newton got 48 of the 50. tom brady got one vote, carson palmer the other.the voting started. and not to take 'anything' away from ken stabler's selection to the pro football hall of fame.but where is the support for former bengals quarterback, ken anderson?both were an nfl most valuable player. both were an all pro, first team once in their careers. same number of pro bowl selections.anderson was a passing yards leader twice in his career. stabler was a season leader in touchdowns once.anderson had a better touchdown to interception ratio. did stabler get in because he led his team to

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. >> broncos president joe ellis there taking time to talk to matt. you saw wade phillips. >> they are dressed to the nines! they're ready to party. lot of -- wade! >> reporter: wade, this game was all about defense. i mean, it was -- >> how are you. >> reporter: this has to be one of the best moments of your life. >> it is. super bowl is just the ultimate for everybody. they never quit. and that defense did something nobody thought they could do. they stopped cam. >> we did it the last three weeks. i didn't think we could stop some of the other teams, but they came through. >> reporter: what are you going to do tonight? >> i think you can tell! we're going to celebrate with the families. >> reporter: you earned it. congratulations. >> bunch of excited guys. we're not sure who we're going to see coming off the bus, and who he will be able to grab. we're going to take a quick it seems that most people stayed at the ski areas until after the game. tonight, a different scene, people heading home from the parties, a few heading downtown to join the partie

we know that joe ellis, the ceo and president of the broncos spoke with the team about his impact on what he means to this franchise. >> there is no doubt that pat bowlen is a reason this franchise it here in the super bowl again. let's listen to peyton manning talk about pat bowlen. of the players' and coaches' mines. there is no -- minds. there is no way that any of us support and role that pat bowlen has had and we are trying to do our part to honor him. >> brandon, if you have a bad owner, you probably have a bad team. pat bowlen has done so much for this franchise. they talk about him as being the best owner in not just the >> there's no question. the consistency of him and what he preaches is winning. anything else. he wants to win. with seven super balls -- it shows with seven super bowls with him is the owner. >> mr. b is an owner who is completely accessible. everywhere with other owners. they pop in once or twice a month and show heir face and then they are out of town. >> we all wish mr. be in the bolin family the very best. >>> every member of the broncos team was at the

>>reporter: and i had a chance to spend time with joe ellis during the week leading touch the super bowl. he said pat bowlen knew his legacy should be defined by super bowl and super bowl champions. they've won 3 of the super bowls. since mr. bowlen took over the broncos, it starts at the top and goes down the from there. he has done a great job with a franchise. there are franchises out there, they're there as a business. it's obviously a business for the bowlen, but he wants to win. >>reporter: he wants to win, his family wants to win and every single player we talked to says this was for pat and they did just that. jim and karen a lot of excitement for the bowlen family here, all of the fans are excited to see the player, as well, a good game for the bowlen family. >> spectacular. day, anna bell and the rest of the family will be out here today. karen, one thing about pat is he wanted to go out and get the smartest football people and let them do their jobs. tell me what you need to win, how much money do we need to sign certain players, after that, you do the rest. and i'm not going

had a chance to sit down with the broncos ceo joe ellis who wanted to talk about pat bowlen. everyone in the organization is hoping on sunday they can help deliver him a third championship. mr. b. hadn't been around the last few year, so recently ellis spoke to the players to make sure they knew what he is about and what he stands for. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. but for now, back to the super bowl city and karen lee. >>reporter: mark, the broncos fans love the bowlen family, they love what pat bowlen means to the state, and to broncos country, certainly given us a all team we can be proud of. definitely want to win this one for him. coming up later, as well, i'm going to show you some of the experiences for the kids out there, a lot of fun things going on for the little ones, i'll have that coming up pretty soon. >>> good stuff, karen, that'ss very much. and a lot of folks for a pet rally, music -- pep rally, music, and wear your orange. you'll be watching the super bowl here on cbs4 sunday, kickoff at 4:30. >>> the latest on the debate over a assisted suicide at the

. >> smoking joe fresher for the jimmy ellis for heavyweight title.er mohammed ali was stripped of his title following his refusal to be drafted in 1968. >> of course, to the the vietnam war. with the boxing world looking to crown a new champion, frazier took on buster mathis to win new york version of the title as ellis made a name for himself with both claiming to be champ there was only one way to decide who should hold the title. on this day in 1970, more than 18,000 people packed madison square garden to see who would be the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. after four round smoking joe frazier was declared a winner by way of knocking out, jimmy ellis. >> i like that, undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. >> let's get ready to rumble. >> okay, last night. >> biggest night in music. >> yes. >> fifty-eighth annual grammy muse ache ward held in los angeles and there were some big winners. >> singer/song writer thinking out loud, snagged a grammy for song of the year. 22-year old megan train or won for best new artist. and 1989 wa

did you you know joe frazier for the jimmy ellis.ight came about after mohammed ali was stripped of his title following his refusal to be drafted in 1968. >> because of the vietnam war. >> with the boxing world looking to crown a new champion frazier took on buster math toys win insuring version of the title as ellis made a name for himself as well. with both boxers claiming to be champ there was only one way to decide, right. match them up. so on this day in 1970, more than 18,000 people pack madison square garden to see who would be the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. after four round smoking joe frazier was declared the winner by knock out, knocking out jimmy ellis. >> wow. >> great history. >> it is. >> 5:51. more than a hundred people getting permanent homes inside a old hotel in california. how many are hoping it will be a model for other cities. >> /a dark desert highway. more than a hup people who lived in the streets too long are getting permanent homes inside a old hotel in california. >> many hope that hotel

joe ellis and the entire broncos front office who spent the off-season building a super bowl winner. head coach gary kubiak, coordinators wade philips and the broncos through their owners, the bowlen family had been a key success to denver and that team and we want to thank them very much. and i know i speak for everybody in the house of representatives when i say, go, broncos. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. speaker, five peace officers in the united states this week have been gunned down. one in north dakota, one in georgia, one in colorado and two in maryland. i'm going to talk about the two in approximate maryland. on february 10, a bitter winter day, two sheriff's deputies were called to a disturbance at a shopping center at be aington, maryland. as the deputies were attempting to s

joe: we are not seeing anything ellis like acute funding stretch.e measures, funding, a general level or bank specific level, look like they are phasing out. >> right we are not seeing the short-term funding. it seems to be that people do not have a reason to buy right now. a lot of the banks have set themselves that 2016 will not be a great year. and said that even before you are not getting a pay out in the meantime. there is not a ton of reason but on the other hand, you knew that two months ago. adding to whatis was a rough start to the year for the trading businesses. credit suisse had a rough fourth quarter in trading. maybe some of that traded over debt carried over but we are not seeing a cute thing. it seems to be a long-term russian about, can these banks turn their strategy into profits. collective you look at the on their earnings results, nothing has really changed all that much. what is fascinating is as badly as financials have done, european financials have done worse. the u.s. financials are trading at a more than 2-1 ratio for euro

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joe perry from arrow smith. >> reporter: the performance is part of a grammy tradition that partners artists from different genres and generations. the soul singer will melt her voice with elly golding. different from previous years. the shell will be filled stirring tributes honoring the long list of music lengtheds who have died recently. chris standpointalton will lead a tribute to blew king. influence. >> reporter: lady gaga oh image to the late david bowie. >> it's basically a medially of nine tunes. >> reporter: nile rogers put together the tribute. >> this is very personal because it's -- it feels like a wonderful way to say good-bye. >> reporter: the biggest spotlight may belong to taylor swift who is up for seven grammys. co-founder and you can watch it here tonight at 7:00. i'm officially team taylor swift. >> i'm excited about the lady georgia performance. it's sufficient a -- such a secret she's been practicing off occasion. >> we were talk about how how crazy all her out fits have been. this is an opportunity to see her. at the super bowl she tend to it down. >>>>> in a mckville 21 degrees. the encouraging words from pope welcome back -- it's now we're taking a

joe perry, aerosmith. doesn't get more rock and roll than that. >> partners artists and featuring rising stars like sandra day. the soul singer will melt her voice with ellie goulding in a honoring the long list of music legends who died. chris stapleton will lead an all star tribute to blue icon bb king. king's close friend bonny rate will also perform. >> he's had more influence than anybody i can think of in history in blues and rock and roll. >> lady gaga's tribute to david bowie is expected to be one of the biggest performances. >> it's a medley of nine tunes. >> nile rogers put together the tribute. >> this is personal because it feels like a wonderful way to saturday goodbye. >> the biggest spotlight may belong to taylor swift up for seven grammys and kendrick lamar who leads with 11 nominations. kendrick lamar and taylor swift are going head to head in song of the year and album of the year but also together for best >> you know what they say you can't beat them join them and that's what they did. watch the grammys tonight on cbs 2 live at 8:00. >> it's 5:27. twitter you probably didn't know was there. plus this. >> former new york governor elliot