i agree exactly with what julian said. the speed in which marco rubio came out after that meeting with comey and said that more than likely a senate intel committee will look into russian connections said quite a bit. we also have lindsey graham out today saying this is -- 2017 is the year we're going to kick russia in the tail, so to speak. there's clearly a bipartisan desire to look into what russian hacking was, to the extent it was. they didn't just hack into a republican presidential election or democrat presidential election, they hacked into the american presidential election and this undermines the american democracy and it should be across the board concern for finding out clearly if they did involve themselves in our election and what impact it had. unfortunately, this is another russian story that is tied with the trump administration. >> we'll leave it right there for now. thank you so much, appreciate that. >>> right now happening in times square, an "i am a muslim 2" protest, picking up steam has crowds show

julian, yeah, i don't know. but yeah -- >> i mean, but football is 24/7. -- the switch doesn't flip on at 1:00 sunday afternoon or whenever the game is. it's, you know, every time we're working on football, it's serious. and we're trying to get better, so that's every day. when we're in the building, we're on the practice field. >> jimmy: i mean, your whole family -- your -- your father was a coach, correct? and your kids are all coaches. >> yes. >> jimmy: i mean, it's in your blood. you just all have to coach. but now you're the greatest coach -- you're the greatest coach in history. you are the greatest coach. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, you just like rub it in. do you rub it in your kid's faces? your like, don't tell me what to do. i'm the greatest coach in history. you can't tell -- i know i'm your dad, but please. little respect. >> yeah, one of the things my dad told me, like whatever you do, you don't want to be a a coach. and i told my kids the same thing, like, you got to think about something else. >> jimmy: really? >> sometimes you just -- w

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tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bill belichick and julian edelman -- tom selleck -- kelsea ballerini- and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 618, illinois! yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, hi! [ cheers and applause ] looking good. looking good out there. welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. this is the show. >> jimmy: this is the show to be at tonight. this is the show to watch tonight, from the super bowl champion new england patriots, we have bill belichick and julian edelman on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ julian is really excited to be here and bill is also here. [ laughter and applause ] we're just taking it one interview at a time. [ light laughter ] congratulations to the new england patriots who won their fifth super bowl last night. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] fifth, five. you can tell that they've won a a lot because when the commissioner presented the trophy, they just said, "eh, just throw it in

what are your main concerns, julian?ll, look, from the press conference, there were a number of things that bothered people. one was continuing to say things about the electoral college victory, for example, that aren't true. part of it was the anger and animosity that he has towards specific opponents, specific networks, specific newspapers that show a kind of disposition that reminds me a little bit of richard nixon. and part of it was simply refusal to engage in information we now have about russia and the election. you know, he dismisses it, rather than arguing that he's going to provide a solution. so all of that and simply the kind of erratic way in which he speaks, can be dangerous for a president. because when you say something as president, it has big ramifications here in the states and abroad. so it's different than when you're campaigning. and so, i think, all of that was, as you watched it, a little bit disturbing. and for many people, frightening. >> julian, alice, wajahat, thank you so much. we do apprecia

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julian edelman went to woodside high drafted by the pats in the 7th round eight years ago. dad frank is going to his third super bowl with his son. >> brady caught, touchdown, julian edelman. >> and adelman gets it done. >> the second super bowl was off the hook, we didn't -- we cried a lot. >> julian has always played with a chip on his shoulder. his game has some junkyard dog to it, which he inherited from phis parents. >> no doubt he gets that from mom and dad. we've always been small business owners, we fought for everything we had to achieve. and jules was always small. he was small his whole life. he had to fight for everything he earned. >> julian was a quarterback until he got to the nfl bill belichick saw something in this kid at kent state and took him in the 7th round. >> 232 it came up on the tv set. i don't know what i'm going to do with you, but we're going to -- we like the way you play. we were ecstatic. >> how proud of him are you as a father. >> there's no words that can -- you know. you know, we're proud of -- how often do you have a dream and you actuall

julian edelman went to woodside high drafted by the pats in the 7th round eight years ago.going to his third super bowl with his son. >> brady caught, touchdown, julian edelman. >> and adelman gets it done. >> the second super bowl was off the hook, we didn't -- we cried a lot. >> julian has always played with a chip on his shoulder. his game has some junkyard dog to it, which he inherited from phis parents. >> no doubt he gets that from mom and dad. we've always been small business owners, we fought for everything we had to achieve. and jules was always small. he was small his whole life. he had to fight for everything he earned. >> julian was a quarterback until he got to the nfl bill belichick saw something in this kid at kent state and took him in the 7th round. >> 232 it came up on the tv set. i don't know what i'm going to do with you, but we're going to -- we like the way you play. we were ecstatic. >> how proud of him are you as a father. >> there's no words that can -- you know. you know, we're proud of -- how often do you have a dream and you actually achieve it,

still with us is julian emanuel.p white house, but let's talk specifics with the border adjustment tax, which according to the hill, they really need to pay for the goodies they want. julian: it is very clearly delineated. the losers are the companies that are very reliant on imports. more specifically, apparel, semi conductors. it, in a lotabout of ways, if you are going to pay import your product, and you are unable to pass that to the consumer, that is out of your bottom line. the you think about potential losers, it is the diametric opposite to the 1980's when apparel and textile manufacturing were huge in massachusetts and the carolinas and were off short as costs plunged. the winners are the export- and companies who may or may not receive a border rebate. their exports have a larger percent relative to anything they import on the cost side. those are health care products and services and consumer staples companies, who also have offshore cash waiting to be repatriated. few,: i will list the top under armour, r

that's his nature and that's part who have he is. >> all right, steven carlson, julian, thank you very much for that very important discussion that we just had. and stick around, we have more to discuss. >>> coming up on this saturday, protests over the president's immigration rates and his border wall. what the wall could look like. >> do not worry, we are going to build the wall. okay. don't worry. don't even think about it. with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should be. today, unlimited gets the netwverizon.eserves. (mic thuds) uh, sorry. it's unlimited without compromising reliability, on the largest, most advanced 4g lte network in america. (thud) uh... sorry, last thing. it's just $45 per line. forty... five. (cheering and applause) and that is all the microphones that i have. (vo) not just unlimited. verizon unlimited. it has long been called storm of tiny bubbles, the champagne of beers. ♪ if you've got the time welcome to the high life. ♪ we've got the

julian edelman went to woodside high school, college in san mateo, and on to kent state before beingpatriots in round 7 eight years ago. i sat down with his father frank who is going to his third super bowl with his son. >> brady, caught, touchdown, julian edelman. >> and edelman gets it done. >> the second super bowl, it was off the hook. we didn't -- you know, we cried a lot. >> reporter: julian at 5'10", has always played with a chip on his shoulder, having to everycoeverovercome so many critics. his game has some junkyard dogs in it, which he's inherited from his parents. >> no doubt he gets that from his parents. we've always been small business owners and we fought for everything we had to achieve. he was just always small, his whole life and he always had to fight for everything he, you know, he earns. >> julian was a quarterback until he got to the nfl, starting at woodside high school where his dad coached him. but bill belichick saw something in this kid and took him in the seventh round. >> 232, it came up on the tv set and then the phone rang and coach said, i don't know

julian ed julian edleman. >> and he get it's done. >> second super bowl was off the hook.cried a lot. >> julian at 5'10" always played with chip on his shoulder having to overcome critics. game with junk yard dog he inherited from parents. >> no doubt he gets that from mom and dad. we've always been small business owners and we fought for everything we had to achieve. and jules was just always small. small his whole life and always had to fight for everything he earned. >> julian was a quarterback until he got to the nfl. starting at woodside high school but bill belichick saw something and took him. >> came up in the tv set and phone rang and coach said i don't know what the heck i'm going to do with him but we like the way you play. we were ecstatic. >> how proud are you as father? >> there's no words that can -- you know. we're proud of -- how often do you have a dream and you actually achieve it? it's wonderful. >> mike schuman, abc7 sports. >> genuine show of emotion by his dad is just fantastic. abc7 sports brought to you by toyota. stories about him and his worship

julian, rex tillerson is certainly very charming. you can see why so many people liked him on capitol hill leading up to his confirmation. >> yeah, his demeanor is in some ways the opposite of president trump. and so i think many senators certainly are looking for someone in the inner circle of the president who can balance the other attitude that we've seen in the phone calls and in the statements in the last few weeks. there is a question of how influential he'll be, though, given the direction of this white house, diplomacy seems low on the list. he has a big challenge if he's going to have his say in those oval office meetings. >> he certainly does have big challenges, we'll get to those in just a second. i want to concentrate on just his demeanor, because i think for a lot of people watching, it was very comforting, the message he sent to the employees, the principles they were to follow, embrace accountability, be honest with each other, treat each other with respect. employees like to hear those things from teheir bosses. >> y

julian the jerk. julian the magic jerk with his dumb invisible chair reading the paper. number 5. parking ticket are irritating, and the worst is when you get ticketed even when no reasonable meter maid would bust you. check this out. >> no parking 8:00 to 10:00. the ticket was issued at 9:59. i think 9:59 is close enough to 10:00. matter dismissed. kennedy: that kindly old judge immediately sentenced that woman to life in prison. good news for her. the paltron3,000 is behind bars. thank you for watching the show tonight. it's a very serious news program. and i encourage you to follow us on kennedynation and instagram. tomorrow night on the show, it's a good one. dana perino, and brian brenberg and maybe the rise of the palbot. thank you for being here thank you for being here tonight. >> announcer: this program is a paid presentation for omega xl and is brought to you by great healthworks. ♪ on this episode of "larry king reports," we'll discuss the benefits of omega-3s in fighting chronic inflammation. we'll meet ken meares, the c.e.o. of great healthworks and creator

the game had to be julian adelman.e comes up with it, kid from wood side high down on the peninsula. led to the game time td to force overtime. of course in overtime brady gets the ball first to make sure the falcons never saw it again. leading the game winning run by james weiss, the patriots win 34-28. amazing game, amazing quarterback, amazing win. >> down 25 points, i mean it's hard to imagine us winning. but took a lot of great plays and that's why you play to the end. it's 60-minute game. halftime, i say we weren't down at all. i mean, we were disappointed in the way we played and knew that we could go out and do a lot better in the second half. >> i've never seen a performance like that from a quarterback in any super bowl. brady is now the only quarterback in super bowl history with five super bowl titles and four mvps. the first hall of famer for sure. i might walk away on top with that performance. we'll have a lot more coming up in sports. >> we'll see what happens. thanks a lot. abc 7 news was in san mateo

julian, princeton university historian. michael daley and lynn sweet. thank you all so much for coming on. we appreciate it. and lynn, i want to start with you because this message from senate intel committee to preserve records related to russia is causing a lot of people to konder is this a standard protocal or ali l unusual? can you put it into perspective for us? >> well, everything is unusual. let's just take that as a starting point in this unfolding early stages of the trump presidency. so, you know, preserving the record is a basic investigative procedure. so why don't where he just take that as a starting point, but do put it in the context that you have republican tonss on the hill wanting to look further into connections. >> so, i just have to look forward to what we heard from nancy pelosi. even alluded to this idea that the trump campaign could be delated documents relating to russia. >> i'm aflad they're going to destroy the comets, but that level of, the fact that i would even say that, the level of trust has gone so far low in this. that

julian the jerk. julian the magic jerk with his dumb invisible chair reading the paper.5. parking ticket are irritating, and the worst is when you get ticketed even when no reasonable meter maid would bust you. check this out. >> no parking 8:00 to 10:00. the ticket was issued at 9:59. i think 9:59 is close enough to 10:00. matter dismissed. kennedy: that kindly old judge immediately sentenced that woman to life in prison. good news for her. the paltron3,000 is behind bars. thank you for watching the show tonight. it's a very serious news program. and i encourage you to follow us on kennedynation and instagram. tomorrow night on the show, it's a good one. dana perino, and brian brenberg and maybe the rise of the palbot. thank you for being here tot. i apologize for everything ever. bye. . a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. >> it really helps to define what it means to be a texan. >> but a century later, a thousand miles away, what's this? >> it was very, very dirty. the edges were tattered. >> a texas painting in west virginia? does that make sense? >> these things just don't

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why would he reveal that, julian? >> well, i think a lot of republicans in the senate are starting to feel pressure. to show that they are open to an investigation. there was a question if they would look into this at all. certain people like senator mccain has been more vocal. we don't know what comey said, but clearly, it's enough to lead some other republicans like rubio, to send a sigona that republican rs taking this seriously. this is the first scandal i think that has shaken the white house and it's more importantly, shaken that republican unity on capitol hill. >> and so, what is the motivation in your view, that rubio would tweet, no other senator has really talked about this meeting. and. >> right, well, and he just had dinner at the white house the other night if i remember correctly. look, what the senators -- they just sort soft secucurried out the way, but it was clear then that this was likely planned that arurubio maced that out th. and he doesn't place that out there without reasoning. if i were the w

so tom brady doesn't throw the ball to julian edelman. tom brady will throw his ball to him while his back is still to tom brady. tom brady is just assuming julian edelman is going to come out of his cut, be in his spot, and the safety or cornerback, whoever is, going to be late coming over, and that's why he's so good, he anticipates that and works so long and hard with his receivers so they're always on the same page. that's why to me his accuracy and the knowledge of the roots with his receivers is why he's been throwing so few interceptions. >> rose: yet, at the same time, everybody expects matt ryan to be the m.v.p. this year. >> that's been kind of a controversial thing the whole year because tom brady missed the first four games. the n.f.l. has awarded the mvp trophy 61 times, okay, and no player has ever missed as many as four games before and won the m.v.p. on the other side, you have matt ryan, obviously, who probably deserves the m.v.p., that's going to be given out saturday night here in houston, and i think he probably deserv

i have such a great team, rachel, alex bosco, julian burke, bill barrel and i'm so lucky to be working just incredible. so thank you so much, everyone who voted for the song, thank you. ( applause ) >> thank you, obviously, to greg. thank you to everyone that voaptd. and thank you to my manager because the comeback, as it were, was completely masterminded by him. and you executed it incredibly, and i owe you everything. we've been together for 10 years, and i love you like you're my dad. i love you so, so much. i love my dad, that's the thing. that doesn't mean a lot. i love you like i would love my dad. and, of course, my dream, my dream and my idol is queen bee, and i adore you. you move my soul every single day. and you have done for nearly 17 years. i adore you, and i want you to be my moment, all right. ( applause ) >> >> i'm old enough to be your mom asweetie. and now we end music's biggest night with a very big award. >> these are the nominations for album of the year. >> announcer: "25," adele. "lemonade," beyoncÉ. "purpose," justin bieber. "views," drake. "a sailor's guide to

. >> that may be true, but -- >> that does not mean that i knew in advance that julian assange was going to hack his e-mail account. >> you just put your finger on it. you're talking about whether there's a large of set of allegations, but on assange's part that's a question about what you knew how you knew it. >> yes. >> with regard to the october surprise what would be your forecast given what julian assange has intimated he's going to do? >> well, it could be any number of things. i have communicated with assange, i believe the next pertain to the clinton foundation, but there's no telling what the october surprise may be. >> was that implying then that you knew what was coming? >> no, the clinton foundation one did not have to be a genius to know, i said i have a common friend with assange who communicated with me and communicated with me. what i knew was that he had devastating information on hillary clinton that he would begin disclosing in october. >> you had not seen the e-mails? >> i never had seen anything in advance though the clinton thing was kind of obvious. >> your view is

julian epstein, former chief council of the house under the democrats, former staff director of the housenment reform committee, and then we have chrs wilson former ted cruz campaign polester partner of wpa opinion research, one of the largest republican polling firms. if i am guessing, chris, you are joining us from cpac with a crod that is anything but angry, you might say. >> that's a good guess. >> you had this juxtaposition, the crowd behind you at cpac fired up, ready to go, to steala line about president and about his agenda especially as it relates to obama care. a lot of applause lines there. on the other hand you have these town halls where a number of lawmakers, republican included, are showing up and getting man blasted. do you think republicans got a little bit surprised? >> well, i think it's probably first of all republicans would e making a big mistake to dismiss it as if it is less than important. i think democrats learned that message the hard way when they dismissed the tea party in 2010. the president made an important point that probably the most politically expedient

was it gaga with the help of julian edelman, bonding over their love of rings?! >> reporter: was it lady gaga using her escape ropes to pull off the perfect illusion? ♪ it was a perfect illusion >> reporter: was it michael never been caught scott? taking a break from the office? >> that's crazy talk! >> reporter: all kidding aside, brady needs to keep this conundrum in the public eye to get it solved or else -- >> it shows up on ebay, someone let me know, i'll try and track that down. >> it was american singer and songwriter darius rutger who said, there are two times of year for me. football season, and waiting for football season. i'm with darius. thank you for watching abc news. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night.

julian: no more threats. no more bombs under my car. we're done.of living in fear of my own sister. did he say "sister"? [ camera shutter clicks ] what did you see? a blonde woman. could be ava. [ instrumental music resumes ] you have no reason to fear me, julian...

i have such a great team, rachel, alex bosco, julian burke, bill barrel and i'm so lucky to be working thank you to everyone that voaptd. and thank you to my manager because the comeback, as it were, was completely masterminded by him. and you executed it incredibly, and i owe you everything. we've been together for 10 years, and i love you like you're my dad. i love you so, so much. i love my dad, that's the thing. that doesn't mean a lot. i love you like i would love my dad. and, of course, my dream, my dream and my idol is queen bee, and i adore you. you move my soul every single day. and you have done for nearly 17 years. i adore you, and i want you to be my moment, all right. ( applause ) >> >> i'm old enough to be your mom asweetie. and now we end music's biggest night with a very big award. >> these are the nominations for album of the year. >> announcer: "25," adele. "lemonade," beyoncÉ. "purpose," justin bieber. "views," drake. "a sailor's guide to earth," sturgill simpson. >> and the grammy goes to: "25," adele. danger mouse, samuel dixon, paul epworth, greg kurstin, max mart

it's an area in green including east julian street and east santa clara street and 24th and 28th streets. the area in orange, which includes east william street and south 19th street. that area is still under evacuation orders. two other neighborhoods in san jose also remain evacuated tonight. >> we have live team coverage, ktvu frank mallicoat spent the day at one of the evacuation centers. >> let's go to ann rubin live on the flooding, ann? >> and we are in the area off the road. and the water here has gone down just a few feet as you can see some cars that used to be completely submerged are just partly submerged. just a small thing for those that have been destroyed. >> reporter: rob souza's home used to sit along coyote creek, now he sits in it. this is his backyard. the basement did not fair much better. >> they were held until the window broke. when it broke it was all said and done. >> today people along william street in san jose would return to assess the damage. among them they were moving here from minnesota and they were set to close on this home friday. it too has a basemen

julian edelman between three birds.that ball is tipped, kicked, almost dropped and we got our hands under it. the patriots going to put up 19 points in the fourth quarter to tie it. james white, handoff in for the touchdown. patriots would go to overtime. patriots win the toss and then we got a little toss to white and the patriots win the game. tom brady, bill belichick, fifth super bowl championship. white, three touchdowns, the two-point conversion, he scored 20. patriots win it 34-28 in the first ever overtime game in super bowl history. there's tommy, the greatest living american with the lombardi trophy. >> bean pot? >> bean pot monday, college hockey. good morning. >> and this next one is my favorite story of the day. a joyous moment friday night for a special needs moment. lainy frederickson was called into the game at the last second and made the winning basket. >> even players on the other team joined in the appreciation. of course that video has gone viral. her reaction is priceless. >> look at that. >>> up n

i have such a great team, rachel, alex bosco, julian burke, bill barrel and i'm so lucky to be workingt incredible. so thank you so much, everyone who voted for the song, thank ( applause ) >> thank you, obviously, to greg. thank you to everyone that voaptd. and thank you to my manager because the comeback, as it were, was completely masterminded by him. and you executed it incredibly, and i owe you everything. we've been together for 10 years, and i love you like you're my dad. i love you so, so much. i love my dad, that's the thing. that doesn't mean a lot. i love you like i would love my dad. and, of course, my dream, my dream and my idol is queen bee, and i adore you. you move my soul every single day. and you have done for nearly 17 years. i adore you, and i want you to be my moment, all right. ( applause ) >> asweetie. and now we end music's biggest night with a very big award. >> these are the nominations for album of the year. >> announcer: "25," adele. "lemonade," beyoncÉ. "purpose," justin bieber. "views," drake. "a sailor's guide to earth," sturgill simpson. >> and the gramm

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let me come to you, julian. is the book end to a day that started with the vice president in munich reassuring europe and nato members, and we heard from german chancellor, angela merkel, specifically about media in response to questions about some of the comments we heard from president trump. let's listen to the chancellor here. >> translator: i think a free and independent press is of the essence. i have great respect for journalists. we, at least here in germany, have always done best when we show respect for each other, and when we show mutual respect, and freedom of the best is a pillar of democracy and that's something that i think we all accept. >> is this an important enough distinction that this would come up between the two leaders or is a statement from the german chancellor she is saying where she stands? >> it's more of a signal to president trump. we heard the same from senator mccain. there's a concern that president trump is not just in an adversarial relationship with the press, which we expect

we're joined by historian julian zelezer. david gergen is with us. jackie kucinich. and professor of constitutional law, stephen griffin. on this back and forth between donald trump and john mccain, let's get to senator mccain's response where he says he will continue to enforce his oversight responsibilities as chairman of the armed services committee. as the chair of armed services, is it within his rights, david, to comment on the success or failure of a military mission? >> absolutely. absolutely. this is one of the most powerful positions in the senate. it's vital to our national security. and we all -- we regularly have, you know, debates back and forth whether a raid or particular military operation was a good idea or bad idea. as i recall, donald trump made a huge point during the campaign why he thought the war against iraq was so mistaken. well, you know, when sean spicer came out yesterday and said, when somebody gets killed like this and the critics speak up, it does a disservice to the person who has been killed. my goodness, what about the iraq war and

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tom brady now the first quarterback to win five super bowls and an unbelievable catch by julian edelman who somehow kept the ball off the turf on a diving grab of a tipped pass that bounced off a defenders issue. the atlanta falcons lost again in their second super bowl, after leading 28-3 in the third quarter. after matt ryan's second touchdown pass. >> in tom brady's hometown of san mateo things were a lot different during the first half of the super bowl compared to the second half. i stop by tom brady's neighborhood where he grew up and the family, good family friend of the bradys they say tom used to play football in the streets with their boys. i was over at their house for a viewing party. tom brady does not forget the names either. a signed photograph that he had given her on his last game for michigan. he signed it tommy. spencer blake, kron 4 news. >>> law enforcement agencies across the bay area are stepping up patrols on super bowl sunday. they are on alert for drivers who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. chp officer ryan five he tells me super bowl sunday contri

julian edelman scooping this up. that leads to a patriots touchdown. they still needed two points to tie in the fourth quarter. brady would come through like he came through in the second half. hitting danny amendola. we had overtime for the first time in super bowl history. brady marches the team down the field and the game-winning touchdown. patriots win 34-28. for the fourth time, brady was the super bowl mvp. >> thank you to all our fans. everyone back in boston, new england, we love you. you have been with us all year. we're bringing this sucker home. >> tom brady. >> reporter: this win was extra special for tom brady for a couple reasons. this week, he got emotional when speaking about his family. we found out his mom is dealing with a health issue. brady just broke down after awarded the trophy when he met with his family. you see him there kissing his wife gisele and his mom in the brady's ladies shirts. we all know what the patriots and tom brady have been through. roger goodell booed by the patriots fans. he walked over and congratulated brad

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julian edelman which is jaw dropping. how did he catch this? no one knows. he did.riots go on to score. they would still need to go for two. and tom brady, there he is, finding danny amendola. fighting that ball across the line. this was the first ever super bowl overtime that we go to and you could feel it as soon as the pats won the coin toss. toss to james white with the greatest comeback in super bowl history. down 25 points. no team had come back from more than 10 points. brady after the game was overcome with emotion. you could see it. he was seen kissing his wife. there was a lot of tears flowing. his mother battling health issues. you see her in the blue head scarf. she hadn't made it to a game all season. they were there to watch their son as the greatest of all time. here is brady letting out emotions after the game. answers from big name folks when i asked them about the g.o.a.t. >> thank you to our fans. everyone back in boston, new england, we love you. you have been with us all year. we're bringing this sucker home! >> i think what happened the first f

angel di maria, on his 29th birthday, grabbed the first and the third goals for the french side, with julian birthday, edinson cavani, who turned 30 grabbing a fourth.

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we saw that incredible fourth quarter catch by patriots receiver julian edelman.ame-tying score. there it is. look at that. and then after the overtime win brady called it, quote, a help of a football game. >> look at that. >> it's hard to win a game in the nfl, and to beat this team and to get down 28-3, you know, it was just a lot of mental toughness by our team. you know, we're all going to remember this for the rest of our life. >> mental toughness. brady is now the only nfl quarterback to win five super bowls. >> listen. regardless of how you feel about tom brady and the patriots, i know today they're singing the beyonce song, "bow down, bitches." we all know that song. >> you know that song, charlie. >> yes, i do. >> yak morning. >> what are they singing in atlanta? >> i feel for them. i love that the coach came out and did an interview. he said, look, it hurts like hell, but they all played a good game. >> they crushed it. >> they had a helluva season. >> kudos to them. >> the name of the song is -- you know. >>> more than 90 companies filed a breach on pre