and then we come to kansas. in 1855, 1854, actually, when the kansas act was passed, thousands of men on both sides of the issue into the state, into the future state, into the territory. and violence erupted. and that violence early on was mainly against pretty state men, pro-slavery men into kansas, saying that we have a right for kansas to be a slave you foreigners from east have no right to come here and tell us what we can do. and they were willing to do what had to to enforce that so that violence was was brutal, but it was mainly one on one or small groups on each other. not a battle any kind. not yet anyway. in may of 1854, the kansas arrest act was signed and. a few months later, five of john brown sons came out to kansas to settle and to vote for kansas to be a free state because it was supposed to be far as the federal government had said, a free and open election. and it was obviously not going to be that. so they asked, their father, to come out and help them. so he came out. he came and the violenc

because this is where everybody in kansas city is gathered to watch the kansas city chiefs beat the eagleschecked in a minute ago how is that drink. >> going good. a little stronger at the bar. >> steve: it is. kansas city chiefs the buyer steam already at the game in new orleans. but we are so lucky, ladies and gentlemen, we have got four of your former kansas city chiefs with you. [cheers and applause] >> steve: and they are joining us. all right. first up, what's your name and when did you play for the chiefs. >> dave wenstrup i played in the 70 and 80's. >> steve: listen, so i did. ask you look to kansas city versus the eagles, sorry, guy with a strong drink back there, what do you see? >> i see a victory. i see 32-24. >> steve: 32-24. not bad. >> steve: great. how are you bad? my name is ken cramer a desk linemen for the chiefs. all four of us played defensive line for the chiefs. i see a chiefs victory also. i think it's going to be a little closer i think 24-17 something like that. >> steve: do we like that score? [applause] >> steve: it's still a win. what is your name. >> bill nos

so mostly kansas state militia waiting for. curtis is going to set up a defense line to prevent christ from invading kansas along the big blue river and so he that's his plan for defense and the fighting took place over a large area i'm going to be talking about a lot of different individual fights, but this was about 35 square miles that. the fighting took place in jackson county county. the first one is a little blue river. so prices is moving this way. there's a bridge down a little river. sterling price wants to get control of that bridge. there's a union regiment, 11th kansas cavalry, waiting for him under the command of colonel thomas moonlight. this happens on friday, october first. christ sends in marmaduke division is the division of major general john marmaduke, a future governor of the state of missouri. for what it's worth. and again, opposing him is thomas moonlight, 11th kansas cavalry regiment. they're able to hold him off. moonlight does get reinforced and but when marmaduke making much progress price sends anot

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: suburbs of kansas city. on the kansas city side. super bowl fandom. right now we have the kansas city chiefs cheerleaders over there hey, guys, come on over here. round of applause for the band. how about that band? [cheers and applause] >> hey, chiefs, come on over here. okay, so we have got three former chiefs with us. what's your name? >> ga derek deertd 2017 to 2021. >> steve: how much do you like pickleball. >> it's a great sport for old guys like us. >> steve: listen, i'm older than all of you. what's your name? >> sean barber. >> steve: you maid? >> i played 2, 20,002,007. >> steve: down here at the better player of the three of them. >> ted mcknight. >> steve: i remember all of you guys. you were fantastic. given that the chance three-peat. >> excited. see it on property today. nothing like chiefs kingdom super bowl time. everybody is ready for a big explosion. >> steve: are you guys ready to three-peat? >> yes, sir. >> steve: do you know what is interesting? a lot of people -- a lot of chiefs are actually at the game in new

amy france chair of the national sorghum producer scott city kansas.h y introduced a minute ago mr. garrett moore, member of the u.s. peanut federation from chancellor alabama, mr. ken beall's cousin american sugar beet hours association from dora minnesota and that leads us to mrs. jennifer james, board of directors usa rice newport arkansas, and i know how excited are chairman is to introduce both you and mr. reid i see how he bookend at this deal which doesn't surprise me. >> thank you very much for your help. i did mention that inadvertently that i said when i introduced senator moran i said the great state of texas inadvertently i was thinking about my wife she's from texas. i think he is still a little upset about it. hopefully we can give them some special dispensation as a result. >> i understand he's from arkansas i understand why he would be upset. me at this again out a little bit extra to our arkansas folks. nathan read great arkansan from marianna located in the heart of mississippi delta region. he currently serves on the board of directo

hallmark, by the way, based in kansas city. so it would be like everything we've worked on for 150 years, all coming together in kc. so hopefully we get to come back and do that in a few weeks. >> clue the mayor is not considered that. >> at all. he doesn't have any. plans already. >> it's already fully permitted. >> at arrowhead for everything. >> to our two big fans of hallmark. yeah, that that appeals to them. >> fan to another. yeah. can't wait for that special. it's good to see you mayor. good luck. >> it's good to see you guys. >> all right. big weekend ahead. make sure you rest up. hydrate, do all those important things. thank you so much for. >> joining us. that's exactly. >> this is cnn news central. cnn newsroom is up next. >> have a good weekend. >> that was great have i got news for you is back for a new season. >> whether you like it or not. >> are those the only two choices? >> yes. you like it or you don't? >> i'm on the fence. >> this is going to be a long season. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th

the last was 23-20, kansas city won a close game.t it to be a high-scoring game but the pressure falls on the philadelphia eagles. kansas city, we are here again, let's do what we do. mike:back in your day with coach gibbs you played with some legendary teams against some strong opponents. i am curious. in your assessment regarding the kansas city dynasty, how good are they? >> you have to say incredible. it is the whole coaching staff, the organization, the way they do business, the players on the field. the thing about patrick that is similar to tom brady, operated with offense of line combinations that don't happen very often. he has gone in and out and had wide receivers come and go. this offense has changed under patrick but he has adapted to it very well. the coordinator which is andy and the quarterback are inseparable. that's essential in any operation. the way they adapt and adjust makes them special. mike:football players love their routines. everything is overtop of the super bowl, longer halftime show. how do these young

kansas city!ason. >> it's the taylor economic impact. she draws her fans to follow her, no matter if it's music, movies or clothes. always draw inspiration. we see that with her chiefs game appearance. it is this prince charming an princess story. >> reporter: taylor's dad scott is staying loyal to the eagles. life long eagles fan, even trolling his daughter after one of the team's games in which they scored a touchdown with a fake high five. you see it there. when travis kelce was asked about his girlfriend, taylor swift's, allegiance, he said he was confident that she was rolling with the chiefs. we'll see how all of this plays off. she's got options. she can always do both. >> george: following your lead. thanks very much. what's next, guys? >> linsey: say less, saquon. let's welcome mvp drew brees. he joins us live from the big easy. drew, great to have you here. of course, you led the who dat nation, new orleans saint, to victory. what's going through the players' minds two days out? >> well,

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so many people have shown up because kansas city is the epicenter for the station and the kansas citycing up against the eagles coming up on sunday on fox. right now, hear, playing pickleball at that in the corner and it looks like camouflage, one of the rank players in the world, angel, former governor of the great state of kansas. do we have so many people. we have the marching band and a little weight right. this is what it is all about. tibbett is about the trophy. jasper, what is your connection to the the chiefs exactly? i would say season-ticket holder since day one at the old city. >> steve: how did you get your hands and this is the super bowl trophy from last year. did you pick a lock at arrowhead stadium? >> lamar hunt's family is very good friends with their family and lamar jr. the last time, we called a couple of the players and some nfl alumni came down to bring the trophy and of course that is from the equipment manager right there. >> steve: come on in here. so jasper, i know you are running an italian restaurant, the best place in town, jasper's. but when you and you

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we're going to concentrate on their opponent, the kansas city chiefs. >> yes, kansas city back in thece again and hoping to make history with another victory. nbc's kaylee hartung also taking one for the team. she's been down in new orleans all week for us. hey, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, guys. let me remind you the chiefs have been in the super bowl five of the last six seasons, but super bowl lix means something extra special to this team because, yes, they could make history as the first three-peat champs. it is hard to sustain success in the nfl, so what is their secret? fans and players agree the answer is andy reid. >> it was a great game, but how about those chiefs. >> reporter: maybe the only thing kc and philly fans can agree on, andy reid is one of the greats and one-of-a-kind. the three-time super bowl champ has been an nfl head coach for 26 years. >> how about those chiefs! >> reporter: the last 12 seasons with the chiefs, and before that, he was the top guy for the eagles. >> i have a lot of memories positively, respect. >> reporter: on the field, reid is a master of xs an

al frente defensivo de kansas city.. domina la acción fue presentado por toyot. cuando la aventura llama toyota ♪♪ ♪♪ los sueños comienzan aquí. bienvenidos al goodnight club. daly city. hablamos en exclusiva con la madre de la víctima, quien está pidiendo la ayuda de la comunidad. esto y más hoy en vivo a las 11. bueno, y el tema de este fin de semana es, por supuesto, el super bowl, verdad? exactamente. y es que no solamente la gente que va a verlo al estadio lo disfruta, sino que son miles de reuniones alrededor del país para ver este encuentro deportivo, el del año. y sí, cada vez sonás latinos. en el super bowl somos 31 millones de hispanos los que seguimos este deporte. por eso el super bowl se disfruta mejor con una pantalla grande, buena comida y buenos amigos. y usted cómo lo va a poder disfrutar? cómo lo va a hacer? tiene los amigos la comida? fíjese que no voy a mentir, yo tengo un problema personal con el partido porque a esa hora juegan las chivas rayadas del guadalajara. ese partido lo tenemos por la panta

estamos en nueva orleans, rumbo al super bowl, entre kansas y filadelfia.

>> chiefs hat, kansas city shirt, chiefs jacket, and my chiefs socks. >> reporter: kansas city is knownfor quarterback patrick mahomes but also for the fountains. the city has over 200. and their style of barbecue. oh, and there's a swift effect. there's a huge spike in interest in chiefs games when taylor swift started attending games to support her boyfriend, travis kelce. over 1,000 miles away, the eagles are known for their massive fan base. eagles' fans are as wide ranging as they are loyal. >> eagles! >> worked really hard to have this opportunity. so to do it and be back two times out of four years starting is very special. >> reporter: this 102-year-old superfan recently went viral. >> my favorite team is eagles! >> reporter: another big fan, 6-year-old jada barkley. say kwon water daeps. they have a signature -- say kwon's daughter. they have a signature handshake. and his birthday falls on the same day. >> you can't be great without the greatness of others. that's why we've been successful, and it's going to take everyone again this sunday. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter:

. >> and the kansas. >> city chiefs have won. >> super bowl 57. >> for starters the chiefs have since established themselves as a dynasty after beating the eagles in 2023. >> mahomes swings it. it's there. >> and the 49 ers in 2024. if they now also take super bowl 59, kansas city would become the first team ever to win three super bowls in a row. not a bad legacy for their 29 year old star quarterback patrick mahomes. >> he is you know, midstream in terms of does he become a tom brady michael jordan level dominator throughout his his entire career? >> you may have also heard of the chiefs tight end travis kelce. >> mahomes to kelce. >> who, yes, became mega-famous when he started dating taylor swift but has also caught more balls than anyone else in postseason history. so the chiefs have all that pedigree going for them. but one key difference for the eagles this time around. >> there goes barkley into the clear through the snow. all the way home. >> is the addition of running back saquon barkley. he can break out these game sealing touchdowns in the snow. >> barkley slips. >> two ta

how did you become a fan of the kansas city chiefs?mahomes invited me and my sons to the game against the chargers. i was invited on the field and this gigantic human being came running across the field with a big smile on his face, and he said, i've got a surprise for you. he handed me the jersey. >> with a winkler on the back and everything. >> i was thrilled, it was thrilling. >> from that moment on, the fonz has gone all in on mahomes and his team. >> i think he plays with such abandon, such improvization. i think he's amazing. >> winkler is confident mahomes will lead his team to victory on sunday. seems like so many people have turned on the chiefs, right? >> patrick and his team always find a way to win. and i think that is extraordinary. and i, i don't want to say good luck. that's a bad thing in the theater. you don't say good luck. you say break a leg. i don't want to say break a leg. i don't want anybody to be hurt. but i want them to go on to victory. >> grammy and academy award winning singer songwriter melissa etheridge i

>> 1 1/2 kansas city. it's a pick em.nk the chiefs will do the three-peat because of patrick mahomes. barkley has had a sensational year and about to set a record which he has set constant records. but i think this game really boils down to the defensive line of the kansas city chiefs and offensive line of the philadelphia eagles. which one of them can assert their will in this football game will determine the outcome? we'll talk about a.g. brown and others and everything. but when it comes to super bowls, when it comes to championships. i've been a benefactor of that, the offensive and defensive lines that make a big difference. >> sandra: amen to that. what makes patrick mahomes such a champ? >> i think his -- i have always believed this. his ability to perform when he has to make plays late in the fourth quarter. you look at kansas city in the fourth quarter and second half and what they've been able to do. i think the relationship between patrick mahomes and andy reid cannot be overstated. it is so important the coord

there are farmers in kansas that are sending their their wheat or whatever.re growing overseas. there are farmers and and business owners across this country that do participate in this in a way. >> well that's right. i mean, and i wouldn't limit it to farm commodities and medical devices and critical minerals. listen, i mean, usaid isn't isn't just going around the world giving presents to people. usaid is making investments on behalf of the u.s. taxpayer as stewarded by the u.s. congress. if we want to lessen illegal immigration to this country, usaid does that by investing in economic development in central american companies. and frankly, given those folks a place to live, a prosperous, safe, healthy lives instead of trying, that's dangerous. crossing into our borders, right? if you want to prevent i know you guys are covering ebola a lot these days. if you want to prevent ebola from breaking out of east africa and hopping on a plane, an eight hour plane ride back to washington, d.c. if you want to prevent that, usaid does that by working with the centers

the matchup is between the philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs, who are hoping to make historyirens able to hear the police sirens approaching. we are outside a van experience where fans can try their hands at being parts of the nfl. but with the super bowl usually comes super — i spoke to the nfl super security — i spoke to the nfl commissioner yesterday who says it's up commissioner yesterday who says it's up there with the presidential inauguration. and look, as you've mentioned, the new day attack mentioned, the new year's day attack is fresh in the memory of the is still fresh in the memory of the people �* new orleans. bourbon people of new orleans. bourbon street, where it happened, is still street. where it happened/lastill off street, where it happened,—isrstill off to traffic, and all closed off to traffic, and all around the city you can definitely see extra security measures. there around the city you can definitely see roadblocks, ty measures. there around the city you can definitely see roadblocks, sniffer;ures. there around the city you can definitely see roadblo

>> we're in kansas city this morning. today's super bowl pep rally. carson daly, are you ready for football? >> i'm so pumped up for the food, for the prop bet. i got blue gatorade. ingot national anthem under 120 seconds. i got the proposal, kelce, taylor after. >> you're betting on it all? >> 8-1. >> can we just say, by the way, because my kids are home and we're like, why are you wearing cheevers red? we're all wearing red for american heart health. that is why. go birds. >> some might be chiefs fans. >> well, we're all heart fans. >> yes, we are. let us get started. this half hour we could be closer to answers in a decades old mystery. that surround a pivotal moment in u.s. history. >> president trump has ordered the full release of the jfk files and today marks an important step in that push. nbc's stephanie gosk is here with more on that. >> the president gave the intelligence agencies until today to come up with a plan to declassify the remaining sealed files in john f. kennedy's assassination, promising, in his wo

ian lee, cbs news, wichita, kansas. >>> ntsb investigators still don't know what caused the collision, but they've completed their interviews with the five air traffic controllers on duty when the collision occurred. kris van cleave has the latest. >> reporter: it was a haunting site as pieces of the regional jet were pulled out of the potomac river after the deadliest u.s. air crash in more than two decades. among them the battered midsection of the fuselage, one of the engines and a wing. >> over the next 24 hours, our goal is really to complete our commitment to finishing the civilian plane recovery. >> reporter: newly released drone video from the national transportation safety board shows a first look at the scene hours after the crash. the black hawk helicopter appearing mostly intact. investigators say they're still pouring over the flight data and cockpit voice recorders and have obtained training and flight logs for both flight crews, maintenance logs for both aircraft, and are building the crews' daily histories as well as completed interviews with all five air traffic contr

era reportero presentador deportivo en telemundo en kansas city.ntes en un accidente de transito. dos personas murieron cuando la avioneta en la que viajaban cayo paulo, brasil. un fragmento de o la aeronave golpeo un autobus y termino en llamas. este ac accidente tambien dejo seis personas heridas. cinco personas mas. corrijo, cinco de esas seis personas estaban en una parada de autobus. la otra era un motociclista. la avioneta habia partido minutos antes de un aeropuerto privado cercano. y esta con nosotros. arantxa l loizaga con un adelanto de las noticias que veremos hoy por la noche. aranza. >> julio. que tal ? muy buenas tardes. en california un joven esta demandando a la policia de hercules. las imagenes de la camara corporal que muestran los hechos. le advertimos, son fuertes. el joven habia sufrido un ataque epileptico que lo llevo a accidentarse. fue sacado a la fuerza del vehiculo y recibio golpes y descargas electricas. tenemos el caso. ademas, tambien tenemos los ultimos detalles del adolescente apunalado esta tarde durante una protest

you can't beat kansas city's offense. who wins. >> i mean to me it really comes down to two players. and that's not to say the two players are going to be responsible for the outcome of the game. but patrick mahomes is a magician. you know, he's very brett favre like in the way that he can just make things happen at will. and that has not changed. in addition to that, he's just an even keeled leader. nothing ever rattles this guy. that's why he's able to create so many game winning drives, comebacks, the things that he's done and he's always been this way. sean, from the from the first time that he became the starter of the kansas city chiefs. on the other side you have saquon barkley. and he's had a magical season this year. and he has a great offensive line to run behind. so if he gets started quickly and he gets the support he needs from jalen hurts and his line, i think saquon barkley can be the difference maker in this game. so to me, if you're going to boil it down to a couple of elements, that's that's what it come

>> there was never any reason unless you are like me just take the kansas city chiefs of.taken over national football league and it is so cyclical. we see kickbacks have a ton of success and nobody has more success than saquon barkley. to me what are the big parts of the games as how many times can that guy touch the ball? if he touches the 25 times you know they will be a breakout run and that is my hope the philadelphia eagles can possess the ball. >> will: i know this is not a sports show but i want to clear the audience and what to watch on sunday. what mark is talking about is saquon barkley if he controls the game you could argue that is a win for the eagles. the issue is the chiefs have may be the best defensive coordinator in the game. he seems to come up with answers. come up with answers to tom brady, answers for saquon barkley. >> i think he well, he is the best defensive coordinator in the game, and there is just something about the chiefs, they are not the most talented team in this game, they are not, filly is more talented, but kansas city is better coached.

here's news channel 12 kwch in wichita, kansas. >> the kansas farmers union warns that disruptions tohis program could. >> eliminate an entire. >> market for kansas farmers. the initiative sends excess crops. >> like wheat. >> and. >> sorghum to food insecure regions worldwide. >> it will certainly be an economic. >> hit to kansas farmers. >> usaid purchases about. >> $2 billion. >> worth of. >> commodities that. >> are grown not just here in kansas, but across the country every year. >> kansas farmers are freaking out about this, because where do you think american food aid comes from? does it come from mars? no, we do not occupy mars. no, american food aid largely comes from a place called america where americans live. the associated press has been all over this this week, reporting that what trump and rubio and musk have done already with this foreign aid gambit has already struck literally hundreds of millions of dollars worth of food and medicine that has already been delivered to ports abroad. but it's sitting stuck in ports, and it can't be unloaded because nobody knows what th

hace dos aÑos se enfrentaron y ganaron los jefes de kansas city.rump. otra visita distinguida que ha confirmado su presencia hoy ha sido la ex primera dama de los estados unidos, jill biden, aunque ella, por motivos estrictamente deportivos, ella es muy seguidora de los eagles de filadelfia y no se quiere perder este encuentro en el que pudieran conseguir el tÍtulo. pero ademÁs, obviamente se estÁ esperando que tambiÉn estÉ taylor swift, la mega estrella que es novia de uno de los jugadores de los jefes de kansas city de travis kelsey. entonces, pues obviamente se estÁ esperando con muchÍsima ansiedad ya este partido del prÓximo domingo. muy bello todo lo que se ha arreglado acÁ. la seguridad, repito, estarÁ a cargo del departamento de seguridad nacional, que siempre, pues designa a un coordinador federal, que es una persona que estÁ o que conoce muy bien la regiÓn. y bueno, pues entonces esperemos que todo todo fluya muy bien el prÓximo domingo en esta bellÍsima ciudad. nicole octavio. >> y es que los chiefs de kansas podÍan hacer historia si gana

i realize kansas city is a good run defense. straight playoff games without giving up a 100 yard rusher. they're going to give up 100 yards or more to saquon barkley in super bowl 59. i guarantee it. >> michael sal paolantonio great to have you. love your commentary and all those books, including how football explains america. have fun tomorrow. >> thank you michael. >> checking in on some of your social media comments. what do we have? here's a prop bet who will be shown more on camera. taylor or trump? i'll take it. i think. taylor. and it's not that i'm playing favorites, it's just that i'm thinking of the programing and how they're going to do it. yeah, i would think it's going to be close, but i'm going to give her the slight edge. hey, by the way, i love that he's going and i love what mahomes and kelce said. just in terms of like elevating the whole conversation. he's the president of the united states. it'll be great to have him in the house. i'm kind of shocked that there hasn't been one before him. you still have time

what's the culture of the kansas city chiefs?ure's very important, and it's something that andy reid helped establish when he came to kansas city in 2013. it's a culture of love and respect. the players know that andy, the coaching staff, the entire organization care about them as people. certainly, their performance on the field is important. but andy has a special relationship. he's also willing to hold them accountable, and they know that as well. and that that just permeates the team and is a big part of the reason why we're back in the big game. will: okay, i'm going to ask this, and you guys can all -- maybe it's a short answer. you talked about that a 50-year journey, that gap in super bowl, you talked about andy reid. there was a moment when you felt it shift, and i don't know if it was patrick mahomes' first game, his third game. obviously, i was covering sports exclusively at the time. there was a moment we all realized -- and, by the way, it wasn't when you drafted him, because he would have gone first overall a. when

i believe kansas city won 23-20, something like that.f it goes over, you've got to be believing that the defenses aren't going to do the job that they're supposed to. if it goes under, you know, this is pretty much what you -- i expect. i expect it to be an under game. stuart: i think i understand what's going on now, i think. thank you very much, joe theismann. you help me out every four years. it's just terrific. thank you very much, indeed. joe, you have a great weekend. see you at the super bowl. you can, indeed,, watch super bowl lix on fox, and bret baier will interview president trump ahead of the game, 3 p.m. eastern sunday. >>> elon musk, oh, boy, is he plowing through government departments to a degree never seen before. cue the hysteria. the democrats see their power crumbling. >>> donald trump wants to investigate california's failing high-speed rail project. he wants to know why it's so far behind schedule and massively over budget. full report next. if. ♪ ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. no

back here at home super bowl lix taking off at the superdome in two days as patrick mahomes in the kansasy chiefs look to win a third consecutive championship phase in saquon barkley in the philadelphia eagles we are former baltimore ravens had coach insuperable champion brian billing coming up and joining us, joining the conversation on boarding long we have on ski group founder and president john lonski and former new york city minority leader job or valley. "mornings with maria" is live right now. >> is time for the hot topic of hour despite senate democrats holding a 30 over protest president trump's cabinet picked for the office of management and budget route spoken for along party lines the votes will be sworn in this morning he will play a pivotal role in reducing spending and reallocating funds alongside elon musk's doge. democrats taking the fight to the courts the federal judge the midi the agencies access to the treasury department payment system after three union groups filed a lawsuit, another judge temporarily delaying president trump's federal employee buyout deadline that

you said kansas. how long have you been a fan of the kansas city chiefs?> i don't remember not being a fan. >> jimmy: okay, very good. >> i pictured being in a uniform when i was fur 4, 5 years old. kansas city chiefs all the way. >> jimmy: you didn't come with the swifties? [ laughter ] >> no, no, but taylor swift is a musical genius. >> jimmy: yes, absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] ryan, you were one of the first responders to the palisades fire, you were out in the middle of it, right? >> yeah, that's correct. >> jimmy: you were clearing brush while the fire was going, and that sort of thing? >> yeah, absolutely. we were on a ridgeline right when -- i would say probably about 200 acres. we had the planes going by with the retardant, clearing brush, and all this smoke and ash. >> jimmy: you're also from a firefighting family? >> yes, sir, my dad's a firefighter. he's been on the foreabce about years. >> jimmy: you are a die-hard eagles fan? >> i am. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you are. ton night, ryan and todd, captain todd, thanks to our friends at captain m

. >> flounder picking kansas city as the winner, and i predict that kansas city paid her off.e in movies and sex on tv ♪ ♪ but where are those good old-fashioned values ♪ ♪ on which we used to rely? ♪ ♪ lucky there's a family guy ♪ ♪ lucky there's a man who positively can do ♪ ♪ all the things that make us ♪ ♪ laugh and cry ♪ ♪ he's... a... fam... ily... guy! ♪ ah! this is so exciting! i can't believe daddy actually bought a minor league baseball team. i love coming to the ballpark. drunken irish in front of a fishbowl of minorities. what could go wrong? dad, what are you doing? this is tailgating, son. it's where you bring all your trash and you leave it for someone else to deal with. here, help me get this christmas tree out of the back. [snapping, cracking] meg's estrogen supplements? [deep voice] i'll take that. thank you. so, what do you think of your first tailgate, stewie? it's so great. dad gave me a sip of beer. i'm gonna mention that to my teacher, and it's gonna be a big problem. -[thuds] -oh, there's bonnie. we always have so much fun at these things. hey, bonnie,

. >> kansas city, one win away from an unprecedented three peat, winning three super bowls in a row.hey're about to head to new orleans. >> mahomes says he's as hungry now as ever. >> i just want to be remembered as the one of the greatest teams of all time. at the end of the day. >> what kind of emotions run through you when i say that you and the kansas city chiefs are chasing history to become the first team to ever win three consecutive super bowls. >> you have an appreciation for it. but for me, it's all about the year that you win it. every year is different, but i just enjoy the moments and appreciate you stepping on that football field with some of the great players that will ever play the game. >> sunday will be mahomes fifth super bowl appearance in six years. >> what is your process like for you to lock in the way that you do? >> i don't know how to really explain it. i just whenever i get to some of these big games, sometimes it's just another level of focus and this is what you prepare for all year long. so you prepare for your whole, entire life. >> mahomes will be faci

manzano was profiled by a kansas city station about a year ago, talking about covering the super bowlream about it. i never expected it was going to come that soon. >> reporter: the young telemundo journalist and father lost his wife in a car accident last year. he was raising their daughter alone. his kansas city station posting in part on its web site, adan was a true professional and a rising star who exemplified excellence in his work. even the local soccer team paying tribute saying he covered sporting kc and all sport s in kansas city with class and passion. questions mounting amidst a devastating development rocking the sports world and beyond. sam brock, nbc news. >>> now to president trump's crack down on undocumented immigrants. more are on their way to a detention center at guantanamo bay, as we have new reporting e president is not happy with the pace of deportations. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, homeland security secretary kristi noem visiting guantanamo bay as the trump administration searches for ways to hold the undocumented immigrants it's arresting. t

manzano was profiled by a kansas city station talking about covering the super bowl. >> i used to dreambout it but i neveexpected it was going to come that soon. >> the young journalist and father lost his wife in a car accident last year. he was raising their daughter alone. his kansas city station posting on their website, he was a true professional and a rising star exemplified excellence in his work, even the local soccer team paying tribute saying he covered all sports in kansas city with class and passion. now, questions mounting amidst a devastating development rocking the sports world and beyond. >>of deportations.> we have new r president is not happy with the pace of deportationst's arresting.tationst's this week, i.c.e. detention facilities at 109% capacity.. >> tonight, homeland security secretary kristi noem, visiting guantanamo bay as the trump administration searches for ways to hold the undocumented immigrants it's arresting. this week, i.c.e. detention facilities are at 109% capacity. still, nbc news learned president trump has expressed anger that the number of arrests

la ciudad de nueva orleans se prepara para el encuentro entre los chiefs de kansas city y los eagles. el presidente trump estara en el encuentro y usted podra verlo este domingo por telemundo. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> el primer vuelo de estados unidos con migrantes a bordo partio a la base de guantanamo. en estas imagenes vemos a los detenidos esposados con cadenas en los pies. los aviones militares en el fondo. las fotos muestran sus tatuajes. en uno de ellos, una corona que las au autoridades relacionan con la pandilla. el tren de aragua. la secretaria de seguridad nacional, christy noem, co compartio esas fotografias en su cuenta de x. se espera que en total unas 30.000 personas queden recluidas ahi. lourdes hurtado preparo la cronica. >> las fuerzas armadas se movilizaron a la bahia de guantanamo para preparar las instalaciones y hoy recibieron a los primeros inmigrantes detenidos por la administracion trump en la base naval ubicada en cuba. >> the first flight. >> la portavoz de la casa blanca anuncio que los vuelos estaban en marcha. >> es muy grave porque a

at last year's kansas city chiefs victory rally, one person was killed and several others were hurt in shooting. and just last month, an eagles fan died after falling from a light pole in philadelphia while celebrating the team's nfc championship victory, each in anticipation of a big win, kansas city is planning to boost its police presence, and philadelphia is as well, and also said they might consider putting grease on those street poles. >> i think it kind of makes you think about any big event like that, though. it's always hard to keep events like that secure and safe. so but i think, i think the city is ready to do a, do a good job keeping everybody safe for the. >> the show. >> the host city, new orleans, is also on high alert after last month's terror attack in the french quarter that resulted in the deaths of 15 people, including the suspect. and you can watch super bowl 59 right here on ktvu this sunday. the eagles chiefs rematch kicks off at 3:30 p.m. >> and we should have some nice weather for super bowl sunday here in the bay area. in fact, it will be lots of lots of clea

have been doing. >> the hardest thing, i tried it twice, the thing that's so great about kansas citythey're the only -- tom brady and your team, they didn't make it. steelers and bradshaw didn't make it. mahomes and the chiefs made it. so, they're here. they're the closest we're going to see, and i -- emotionally, how they handle this is amazing to me. it's draining. >> it is. >> people telling you how good you are, then they're saying, hey, you got to do it again, you got to threepeat. threepeat. and you go, i don't want to hear threepeat. i just want to go and play. and you can never -- you can never rest. you can never check out and go somewhere. it's always on your mind, and i know in pittsburgh, back in the '70s, it's a long time ago, but the thing was, our team was the same team. >> yeah. >> we couldn't reload. we had to draft everybody. >> how do you reload with, like, 12 hall of famers? >> yeah, but you know -- >> you don't need to reload. >> now, you go out -- we lose tyreek hill, we got to get a receiver. and they go out and get him. the problem is it costs a little money,

kansas city chiefs vs. the philadelphia eagles. gronk, who are you taking?hiladelphia eagles, 26. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the score. >> and for all you philly fans out there -- for all you philly fans our there -- i'm sure there's some philly fans out here. [ cheers and applause ] -- you should be happy about that pick. [ laughter ] 'cause obviously i'm wrong every single year. >> jimmy: the roots are -- the roots are cheering, they're so happy about that. okay, good. so, 30 to 26. i love that you gave the exact score. the chiefs are going for a a three-peat, okay. this is a big deal. what do you think of this talk of patrick mahomes entering the g.o.a.t. conversation along side your pal, tom brady, the great tom brady? >> well patrick mahomes is definitely the greatest player in the nfl currently playing right now, but in order to get into the, you know, the g.o.a.t. talk as the greatest of all-time, i'm gonna be a a little biased because i played with tom brady, and i think he's the greatest player of all-time, and he's prov

everyone knows kansas city is known for its bbq.. [ applause ] and the bakery opened their doors bright and early. we are so thankful. we have mollie and jeff. the place has been here for 80 years. you made all these incredible treats. this beautiful good morning america cake. andy reed cake. where do you find your inspiration? year after year? this is the third year in a row we've been in the super bowl? >> we usually go to social media, see what's happening there. see what our guests like the most. this is the kingdom cake. it's super fun. obviously based off chiefs kingdom. also mardi gras, we happen to be playing in new orleans this year. so i made this fun golden baby. little aude to mahomes and their new baby golden. so, yeah. we have the cookies, cookie boxes for the big parties and cakes and everything else. >> you have everything a fan could dream of. and also, a party wouldn't be complete without meshuggah bagels. a staple here in kansas city. we have the owners here. pete, you're from new york. are you a chiefs fan? >> oh

mike, mood for us in kansas city. thank the saudi arabia has come out with a strongly wooded statements. the kingdom says reset and says, unequivocal rejection of any infringement on the legitimate rights of the palestinian people through is ready, settlement policies, land and accession, what attempts to displace then it also says the international community has a duty to alleviate specific human suffering enjoyed by the palestinian people, the statement goes on to say a saudi arabia emphasizes its position, is non negotiable, and not subject to compromises and that achieving lives. thing pace is impossible without the palestinian people obtaining the legitimate rights. in accordance with international resolutions, we're gonna bring it home desolate and she joins us from the giant dining and capital. i'm on 100 study arrive via the making it extremely clear where it stands on all of this. that's right, and in fact last night, one is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was taking questions out that joint press co

for more on this i spoke to city council member from wichita, kansas, brandonjohnson. you so much for being with us in this difficult moment for you and your community. i am sure your community is reeling from what happened. how are people in wichita doing? you know, the people in wichita, and thanks for having me, we have high spirits, but it's definitely devastating. people are trying to figure out who else may have been on the airline, and what we know. we haven't seen a manifest yet, but what we saw at the vigil was people coming together, praying together, and trying to support one another. and that's what we do at tough times in the city. and i understand you personally knew kiah duggins, who was onboard — and i'm very sorry to you and her community. could you share some memories of her? kiah's amazing. i met her at wichita state university, she was a student there, my wife worked there at the time. she was just always full of life, inspirational, achieving things, trying to get other people to achieve things, standing up for what's right. just an amazing young p

sporting events of the year, with around 200 million people expected to tune in this sunday as the kansasst kendrick lamar will do the musical honours as he is set to become tickets for the big game are in demand, but so too # they not like us they not like us. # they not like us...# where it needs to be. everything that i've worked for and everything i live and die by it. # i'm on the way. # we ain't got no time to waste...# here in new orleans, when the kansas city chiefs it will be time for this is kendrick lamar. 37 years old, i still feel like i'm elevating. i'm still on a journey, though, you know? to see kendrick lamar stroll out on that stage, sit down for an interview, which you almost never get to see, to talk about how he's going to try to distil his body of work into 13 minutes... to be absolutely curious and fascinated to know, 0k, what is this half—time show going to tell me? i and there's so much to play with. - a fun experience. with more than 200 million people watching. anywhere up to £6.5 million. there we go. oh, my gosh. it's enough to have meg ryan and billy crystal