that was the night that new orleans knew that we were going to be okay. at that time. i'm going to start crying. >> i know. i'm feeling it too. >> it was just so like -- it was so cathartic. >> your 30 years in government, have you seen anything bring people together like a saints game? >> i guess it's like this in other cities, but i can tell you, this is the soul of the city. >> that was michelle mil r in >>> it's >>> its monday, february 10th, 2025. this is "cbs news mornings." fly, eagles, fly.

we're also in new orleans.nd unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sam: grab a fresh cup of coffee. are you ready for play of the day? let's check it out. we're all over the country right now. back with our play of the day. in addition to the team, chiefs and eagle, the fans are facing off as well. whether it is here in new york city, or kansas city or philly. let's start, i guess, in kansas city. rhiannon, i feel like you've had breakfast there every morning this week. i don't think they really serve breakfast. [ laughter ] >> reporter: listen, i am the official kansas city correspondent. i am happy about it. good morning, guys. we are here in kansas city for this final red friday. we are so excited. we're live at the peanut, a kansas city institution, with the nfl's best fans! now this is the chiefs fifth trip to the super bowl in six years. you think they'd be used to it by now. i have to tell you, they are not taking anything f

we broadcast to you live from new orleans.l lix on fox this sunday. for now we leave the crescent city we go to chicago. the windy city has put itself on thin ice over at sanctuary status. the trump administration is shooing chicago state of illinois over its migration laws arguing they quote, interfere with isis ability to arrest -- ice ability to arrest and deal with illegal immigrants. a disturbing trend has developed. democratic politicians, democratic officeholders, local and state level who not only refused to face the law but doing everything they can to subvert the law. chicago governor, illinois governor, and boston mayor. >> we are demonstrating we will print -- protect the residents of the city and we will challenge the federal government to make critical investments and the lives of people who want a better, stronger, safer, chicago. >> we do not enforce the federal immigration law. or police department takes care of criminal activity and they focus on local issues. whenever somebody breaks the law we hold them acc

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omar is in new orleans to tell us why a threepeat could be costly. omar? >> reporter: there's a lot of terms and nicknames you're going to hear. getting the use the word, threepeat, that's rare. and for one man, it could be very lucrative. if the kansas city chiefs beat the philadelphia eagles on sunday and take home their third super bowl title in a row, one of their biggest winners won't be on the field. pat riley is a coaching legend and owns the term, threepeat. riley legally locked down the term when he was coach of the los angeles lakers. >> threepeat has become a valuable term. >> reporter: professor roents says the trademark includes various spellings. >> every iteration, he has registered. >> reporter: if the team wins the rare three championships in a row, they'll have to paterson riley to use the term. >> if the chiefs win and they threepeat and it shows up on merchandise, pat riley could get paid. >> absolutely true. he's licensed it in the past, well into te millions. >> reporter: earlier this week, we ran into the chiefs owner and asked him i

. >> new orleans is amazing. or what we saw new year's. the ability they have to bounce back and the way that they do is just incredible. we saw that over the last few weeks, that really they are now looking to celebrate and rejoice and not allow it happen then to hold them back. the lessons that have been learned, they have implemented every single one they could, in such a short time span. mardi gras come even bigger than the super bowl, is just a month away from now. to those lessons will continue to be in place. >> shannon: it's a beautiful city and the spirit and the vibe are still there for sure. thank you for giving us the inside look. always good to see you. joining us now from washington, homeland security secretary kristi noem. madam secretary, welcome to. >> secretary noem: thank you for inviting me. >> shannon: we know that this is your biggest event every year. how does that change when you have a sitting president? what are the challenges that you worry about that keep you up at night? >> secretary

in spanish from new orleans.eanwhile, governor gavin newsom is setting aside $50 million to help defend immigrants amid and oppose mass deportation orders. newsom signed two laws on friday. one allocates $25 million for the state department of justice to fight legal battles against the federal government. the other earmarks $25 million for legal groups defending immigrants facing deportation during president trump's first term. the two sparred over climate laws, water policy and immigrant rights. it has been one month since san francisco's new mayor, danielle lurie, took office, and he marked the occasion by joining hundreds of volunteers with refuse. refuse. that's an organization dedicated to cleaning up the streets. lurie and his team helped pick up trash around van ness avenue and bay street. there are about 50 volunteers in his group, or 80 volunteers in his group. organizers say it means a lot to get the spotlight from the mayor, who did promise to clean up san francisco during his campaign. cleanups are ju

have you ever been to new orleans? french. >> quarter, i have. >> gosh, it's so beautiful. even if you don't know very much about european history, the everything about the architecture, the folks there, the culture. the food, the food, the street food, everything about it, and bourbon street in particular. >> and the music. >> absolutely awesome. it's excellent. but a whole crew, they'll be good to go. our super bowl coverage will be right here on ktvu. you don't have to go too far. of course, we know kickoff is going to be later this afternoon between the chiefs and the eagles. after that super bowl comes to us. that's right. let's not forget that levi's stadium 60. >> yeah ten years between 50 at levi and 60. and maybe we'll have a local team in that super bowl. that's only happened once. and that was tampa bay. >> wasn't it? twice. >> twice. well, i know brady won when he played for tampa. yeah. and when that won super bowl. and that was in in tampa bay. >> the year before that la won the rams beat burrow and. cinc

of course, there was the new year's day attack there in new orleans. cnn's ryan young reports from the city. >> yeah, victor, the countdown for the super bowl is on. >> and fans are. >> rushing into the city. >> of new orleans. >> to celebrate. >> their teams. you see nfl. celebrities all up and down the streets. the big conversation, though, especially after what happened over new year's, is security. you look here, you can see heavy equipment from homeland security. that's just part of the thousands of officers who have surged into new orleans to keep this place safe. and we've talked to people in the federal government who say they've never seen a security footprint like this before. the drones, you've got people on rooftops, you got snipers. all that trying to supplement the security that's already been put in place. and we know the president is coming to the game tomorrow. we talked to the mayor of kansas city as he was enjoying new orleans, getting ready for his team to hit the field. about the security that he's seeing as he's walking around. ta

is all about progress new orleans is amazing.y are used to experiencing a tragedy whether it's her cancer was on new year's. the ability they have to bounce back in the way they do is just incredible. we saw that over the last few weeks. they are not looking to celebrate and rejoice the beauty of their city and not allow it happened then to hold them back. the lessons that have been learned that implemented everything though and they could in such a short time span. marty grows even bigger than the super bowl is just a month away from now. those lessons will continue to be in place. >> the spirit and the vibe is still there for sure we thank you for giving insight, good to see you for joining us now from washington homeland security secretary kristi noem. a madam secretary welcome. >> thank you shannon, thank you for inviting me. shannon: this is your biggest event every year how does that change would have a sitting president? what are the challenges you worry about the keep you up at night? >> keeping the american homeland secu

you know if you've been to new orleans, it is one big party.11th time the city has hosted the super bowl, so the officials here and residents know a thing or two about hosting the 100,000 guests that are expected to come for the big game. from music to food, there is something for everyone. for most visitors new orleans means mardi gras and bourbon street. this week the whole city is putting its best foot forward for super bowl fans. >> i love this city, and it always -- there's always new things that surprise me. >> reporter: wayne coito lives in hawaii. he's been following the kansas city chiefs around the country since they won the afc title. now he's headed to the big game. >> for any sports fan that loves traveling, i mean this is a city that -- i mean, you don't have to tell me twice. >> i don't know what the score might be. eagles 1 and travis kelce and taylor swift, 0. >> reporter: this eagles fan from denver traveled with friends their to their ninth super bowl city. >> we actually plan way in advance, so we are very prepared. we know

we're going to go live to new orleans.as been on the ground doing some incredible reporting, going up in airplanes and ospreys and boats, i think, garrett? what's going on? >> reporter: rich, talk about a list are of bucket list experiences this week, we got exclusive access to the louisiana air a national guard to see just what goes into securing the super bowl 10,000 feet up in the air. today we're training for sunday's big game with major robert nomad shine of the louisiana air national guard's 12 2nd fighter squadron. >> we train for this all year just like the teams that are playing. >> reporter: his mission, along with norad, is enforcing the faa's lockdown of the air space around new orleans for the super bowl in his f-15 fighter jet. if. [background sounds] >> reporter: this exercise highlights a a worst case scenario, a plane flying into restricted air space heading towards the super dome and not responding to radio calls. >> you have been intercepted for trespassing -- [inaudible] if. >> reporter: after some aggr

orleans safe is a major operation.rning, with the super bowl just days away, the teams are locked in. >> it's the biggest game of my life. >> reporter: the nearly 80,000 fans set to pack the superdome already taking over the big easy. >> go, eagles. go, birds, baby. >> will: with under 36 hours to go until kickoff, the city of new orleans virtually on lockdown. a strong perimeter in place at the super dome. president trump scheduled to attend bringing an added layer of security. >> you'll see more and more restriction as more tourists come into town to enjoy our fabulous city. >> will: "gma" getting an aerial view of the stadium in a helicopter with customs and border protection's air and marine operations tasked with keeping the city safe from the sky. plenty going on down on the ground, but here high in the sky, this is all about keeping the city safe. philadelphia officials also on high alert. philly's mayor with a warning to eagles' die-hards about climbing on city poles after a fan died last month. >> folks, climb

surprise in new orleans.o, yes, new orleans, louisiana, also known as the big easy, janai. we're so glad to be here and we've got special guests, some friends here that will be well known to bachelor nation, just to the nation. joey graziadei and kelsey anderson. they're here taking in the big super bowl week, all the festivities. you're also here for a very important reason. the nfl and american cancer society's crucial catch. joey, what is this initiative all about? >> it's amazing. we're so excited to be here today. the crucial catch is all about trying to help people in this area trying to help with early detection for cancer. we're super passionate about and so glad to be here today. >> will: kelsey, why did you want to get involved? >> my mom had breast cancer and i know the impact cancer has on families and loved ones and early detection saves lives, and it's a great thing to be here. >> will: we're so glad to have you here. it's such great work you're doing with the crucial catch with the nfl. we want

y la fiesta ya se vive en nueva o orleans. esta lista para el super bowl vistiendo los colores de los chiefs y los hijos. regresamos. >> el internet. >> 5g residencial de ti movil es. .>> wow. es demasiado bueno. >> suena bien. no me referia al. >> internet de t-mobile.>> a t-mobile.>> oh, tiene internet residencial confiable desde 35 $ con precio fijo. pruebanos sin preocupaciones por 15 dias. en nido sabemos que hay muchas formas de decir te amo. nido uno mas. contiene nutrientes e esenciales que apoyan su sistema inmune, desarrollo y sano crecimiento. nido mas que palabras. amar es un acto. >> el nuevo. >> dios seven. >> dollars de wendys te deja escoger dos. >> entre el spicy chicken sandwich give single y ten peace nugget. pero que significan esos numeros ? really good food ? obvio. dos favs por seven bucks. gotta be wendy's. ayuda ! >> manche mi camisa mas bonita con wings. pero aqui dice que necesita pretty easy.>> tiene mucha mas agua. un poco de aire es suficiente. podrias ahorrar un poco de dinero tambien. >> nice pa

. >> en pleno vuelo hacia nueva orleans, para asistir al super bowl, el presidente trump realizÓ variosios. y deja saber que a partir del prÓximo miÉrcoles, entrarÁn en vigor aranceles para todas las importaciones de acero y aluminio, lo que afectarÁ a numerosos paÍses. 90,000,000 de personas han estado bajo alerta este fin de semana por la tormenta invernal que afecta con nieve, lluvia y bajas temperaturas. y todo indica que habrÁ una segunda vuelta en las elecciones generales de ecuador. ninguno lograron alcanzar la mayorÍa necesaria para llegar a la presidencia. y en el super bowl, las Águilas de filadelfia volaron muy alto y con paliza, vencieron a los jefes de kansas city. muy buenas tallas. el presidente trump aprovechÓ su vuelo a nueva orleans para asistir al super bowl y allÍ hacer algunas anuncios como la imposiciÓn de aranceles a todas las importaciones de acero y aluminio de varios paÍses. las tarifas se aplicarÁn a mÁs tardar el prÓximo miÉrcoles. >> el presidente trump asegura que no hiciera el lunes aranceles del 25% sobre todas las importaciones de acero y aluminio a esta

but this was a fabulous week here in new orleans. >> yeah, new orleans just an absolutely incrediblefor america's biggest game. and we can't. we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the deadly terror attack that just took place in the wee hours of new year's day here, and they used the sport's biggest stage to pay honor and tribute to the family. families who lost their loved ones, to the first responders who jumped into action. they brought them out on the field for the honorary coin toss. and all throughout the game you saw those tributes, and all week long, andy, you'd walk through this city and you would see little memorials. the flowers, the candles set up on the streets of bourbon street and people going by to pay their respects. but new orleans really went all out to embrace the sporting world, to come to this city and really inspire and lift everyone. it really was an awesome week. the food, the music, the culture. there's nothing quite like new orleans. i mean, it's one of america's most unique cities, and it turned into an absolute party and celebration in the end, especially f

san jose mayor matt mahan. >> is in new orleans. he's taking notes on how the south bay can make the most of next year when it hosts both the super bowl and the world cup at levi stadium. kron four's jack moment caught up with the mayor as this time next year. all eyes will be on santa clara county. >> well, the city of new orleans prepares for the big game. and a mayor. matt mahan is also in the city already thinking about next year when the super bowl is hosted at levi stadium. we're looking at security fanned activations wayfinding. how people experience the event is in new orleans on behalf of the bay area host committee. >> taking on the reins from new orleans once the big game is over, levi's will be the site of super bowl. 60 and multiple fifa world cup games in 2026. game itself is 3 hours. but the event is more like 3 or 4 days. that means getting the city of san jose and greater bay area ready for the festivities and highlighting the things that make the bay area. you need stone's throw from nvidia medha apple waymo's incr

that's happening in new orleans. but mark your calendars. the next super bowl is happening on february 8th here at levi's stadium next year for now, reporting live in santa clara. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. and overnight in philadelphia, eagles fans went wild over the team's super bowl win. they flooded the streets swarming downtown, climbing up poles even on top of garbage trucks and bus stops. at one point, fans even set a fire. police were able to eventually disperse the crowds in the early morning hours. so far, there haven't been any reports of serious injuries. and as you can imagine, celebrations in san francisco were a lot more tame. our cameras found local eagles fans watching the game at north star cafe. this is in north beach. the eagles beat the kansas city chiefs 40 to 22. >> i'll ride in this life with you. i won't let go till the end. >> before the game, there was a touching tribute for the victims of recent u.s. tragedies. nfl legend tom brady and gma's michael strahan introduced lady gaga in

okay, now to a live look at the new orleans superdome, where later today, new orleans super bowl organizersl hand things off to the folks in the bay area. they're right there in new orleans. there's probably some cleanup to do, i would imagine, as well. definitely some in philadelphia, where the eagles fans celebrated late into the night after the eagles dominating super bowl win over the chiefs. if you were one of the tens of millions who watched, you probably know this already, but it wasn't much of a game. the eagles took control early in kansas city, never mounted a challenge. philly quarterback jalen hurts threw for two touchdowns and ran for another. he won the most valuable player award and called it a team win. the eagles took it 40 to 22. fly. eagles fly. well, football's biggest night also packed in some superstar performances. that includes one moving performance from lady gaga. i'll be. right here. hold my hand. i'm. that woman can sing. i'm gonna give ito her now. lady gaga, multi-talented artist. they're making a surprise appearance on sunday's broadcast. just ahead of the gam

matt finn down in new orleans. kristi noem is dismissing concerns about conditions illegal immigrants are being exposed to over at guantanamo bay and she visited the facility last week and prosperities all immigrants there are being given due process. cb cotton live in new york city on that story. hey, cb. reporter: hey, kevin. dh secretary kristi noem is standing by legality of the mass deportation plans, which include guantanamo bay and the criticism primarily from the person civil lickerties union and emerging and talking about the living conditions and due process for the migrants being shipped th there. noem tells fox they're meeting the standards and migrants being taken to gitmo are dangerous criminals. >> of course we're giving due process to migrants and we've done that all the time following the same proceeds always and why aren't they advocating for the children missing that joe biden lost? or the families that have lost children? laken riley's fame? jocelyn's family? get your priority straight. this is

and we'll take you to the red carpet in new orleans. the party is in full swing as we head into super bowl weekend. and keep in mind, the super bowl is in santa clara next year. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight i'm raj mathai. we will chat with the 49ers president as the countdown is on for next year's super bowl at levi's. also, we've got to use the bleep button you heard there for elon musk his new battle with silicon valley congressman ro khanna. those stories in just a few moments. we want to start with oureather like we've been doing all week. the latest storm hitting the bay area. a live look now in san francisco. we're still seeing some scattered showers and some flooding in parts of the bay area. at least two people have died, sadly in sonoma county, and a third person was rescued. are you in there? where are you at? in the back. pretty intense here. this is near point reyes on tuesday morning. all caught on a deputy's body cam. a woman hit a puddle, lost control, landing in the flooded creek. she was able to call

new orleans and enjoy that assignment.nk you for your reporting as always. >>> bring you closer to home now and switch gears and i have to say, felt like it was year ago. i was in -- las vegas covering the super bowl. it was a whole week and all those images that you saw there. if you ever get a chance, even if your team is not in it. it's one of those cool experiences to just go and enjoy all the festivities. you get to do the fan fest and the food is great. everybody is on display. it's just such a great time. >> you tonight have to be a sports fan to realize that sports brings us all together and my goodness we need it right now. >> very, very true. you know cadre and that community. it's definitely important. especially during the time of year. now i want to change gears real fast and i want to head over to our neck of the woods and our bay area as we head outside today. we're gearing up for some chilly conditions. at least in the early morning hours. and some light lingering showers as we head into the next couple of

new orleans joints coming.s is a free tail gate. 2,000 tickets are safeguarded for veterans, first responders and military. we'll have -- you can come in and go to the v.i.p. package and free ticket. crock pots, king's hawaiian, carnival. freed food booths. we have my buddy flavor flav. he is coming and one of my favorite all-time new orleans bands called cowboy mouth will be performing. if you don't -- listen, you come here and i guarantee you will have a good time all day long in mardi gras world, the real deal. >> yes, real deal. asme owe a big donut guy. this is a special donut. i love these. flavor town tailgate set a new record this year. we'll all be there for your party. thank you so much, man. >> you want to get those tickets. we still have some. guy's tailgate.com. the sponsor that showed up. ram, pepsi, horizon. we can do it for free. if you won't make it into the super bowl come to the next best thing the flavortown tailgate and let's have a great new orleans mardi gras time. >> where to get tickets

exciting night in new orleans before super bowl lix.ogg the emcee joined on stage by jelly roll losing so much weight by the day. showed up in full uniform. cracked a joke at his own expense. >> don't even look like he plays football; i, on the other hand, peak athleticism, music superstar. one could say i'm travis and taylor in the same pair of britches. >> lawrence: that was good. >> brian: now to the awards themselves. quarterback josh allen who could argue with them taking home first mvp award edging out large jackson by just a few votes. eagles superstar saquon barkley signed as a free agent. earning the offensive player of the year award there he is. jayden daniels winning offensive rookie of the year. maybe the best rookie quarterback ever including, i think dan marino. coach of the year award to kevin o'connell. and by the way he was awarded that award by bill belichick who he played for. >> ainsley: he was tom brady's coach or played with tom brady? >> brian: is he a quarterback guru. pro-football class of 2025 announced great

zaileen janmohamed is taking the ball from new orleans to the bay area. >> new orleans will host bothtime any region ever has hosted these global events in the same year. we're doing this because we also believe in the power of sport to do so much more. every morning when the fog rolls into the bay area, the region weeks up to another day of possibility. the bay is a place for the dreamers and doers, a place where anyone, no matter where they came from, take the impossible and make it possible. where it doesn't matter if you're the first pick or the last pick, you are relevant. you can be relevant and you can change the game. we're already challenging ourselves to do things differently. making our mark . from entrepreneurship in the south bay to it the vibrant culture of the east bay to award- winning wineries in the north and the waterfront of san francisco. the bay area is a tapestry of experiences that will captivate your senses. we cannot wait to show the world the beauty and the magic that awaits them in 2026. you will have goose bumps just like i do every single day. it is now m

from new orleans.the warriors had the night off, but there's a sense of anticipation with the team as their new acquisition, jimmy butler, could be making his debut tomorrow night in chicago. prior to last night, warriors lost to the lakers. butler met with the media. he talked about how he has his joy back and he's ready to play. you may remember the warriors acquired butler wednesday night in a multi-team trade. as part of the trade, the warriors sent andrew wiggins, kyle anderson and a protected first round draft pick to the miami heat in a separate deal. the warriors also traded dennis schroder to the jazz. if butler plays tomorrow night, it will be the first time he's been on the court is revealing some big names involved in the star studded celebration. check it out. yes, those are some big names. it's hard to condense 50 years of iconic guests in a three hour show, but snl says it's going to try. new promo reveals some of the people involved. it will feature mainstays, of course, like steve mart

well, all eyes on new orleans for super bowl 59. but there's a lot of buzz here in the bay area about next year's big game that's at levi's. the bay area leader is now in new orleans tonight getting ready for the official host city handoff. and around the bay area, the freeze warnings are back tonight, including san jose tri-valley in the north bay. we're tracking the latest on these cold temperatures and rain set to make a big comeback in the 7-day forecast ahead for us president trump getting in on the great straw debate, pledging to bring back plastic. plus, playstation goes offline, its servers out goes offline, its servers out for nearly a day. gamerout ofs ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. botox® effects may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doct

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todo estÁ perfecto. >> en la ciudad de nueva orleans. un dispositivo de seguridad muy reforzado. despuÉs del ataque del 1 de enero, cuando un sujeto atropellÓ a una multitud provocando la muerte de 14 personas. to our plans on our side y added more personnel i had more more tactical personnel and i had more medical personnel to make sure that we could prevent an incident, but. >> las calles mÁs transitadas del barrio francÉs y especialmente bourbon street, donde se produjo el ataque, estÁn bloqueadas y custodiadas por agentes poderosamente armados. el encargado de coordinar a las agencias federales en el plan de seguridad conversÓ con noticias telemundo. nos dijo que hasta el momento no hay una amenaza creÍble contra los asistentes al super bowl. >> we don't see any issues and we're going to keep worng toward executing the security plan we have in place and make this the safe and most secure super bowl in history. >> el dÍa del juego, el estadio y sus alrededores serÁn vigilados celosamente desde el cielo. aunque luisiana permite la port

from new orleans.rriors had the night off, but there's a sense of anticipation with the team as their new acquisition, jimmy butler, could be making his debut tomorrow night in chicago. prior to last night, warriors lost to the lakers. butler met with the media. he talked about how he has his joy back and he's ready to play. you may remember the warriors acquired butler wednesday night in a multi-team trade. as part of the trade, the warriors sent andrew wiggins, kyle anderson and a protected first round draft pick to the miami heat in a separate deal. the warriors also traded dennis schroder to the jazz. if butler plays tomorrow night, it will be the first time he's been on the court dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. hig

now to a live look at the new orleans superdome where later today, new orleans superdome, super bowl organizers will hand things off to bay area organizers. right now in new orleans, there's still some cleanup. probably to do. no doubt. definitely. this cleanup needs to happen in philadelphia, where eagles fans celebrated late into the night after the eagles dominated super bowl win over the chiefs. if you were one of tens of millions who watched, you probably know this already, but not much of a game, right? eagles took control early and kansas city never mounted a challenge. philly quarterback jalen hurts threw for two touchdowns and ran for another. he won the most valuable player award and called it a team win. you don't do great things without the guys around you, so the effort, the work, always leaning on that, trusting in that and trusting the process and staying the course. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, meantime, looked merely mortal, throwing two interceptions, including one where the eagles scored. eagles won it 40 to 22. fly eagles fly football's biggest night also p

new orleans as well from new orleans to dallas, where anthony davis impressed on his davy for the mavericks. the 10 time old style joined the mass of his thoughts of the month and a seismic trade. so lucy, don't change heads to me. los angeles lakers and saves, announced his arrival by tops orthodontist of 26 points. to help him beat the houston rockets, 116 to one or 5. he also added 16 rebounds davis didn't find it, didn't finish the game and exiting lights in the 3rd quarter through injury. although he's reassured friends, there's nothing to worry about. but he got type like a little spasm, obviously dealing with the, the, you know, strong stereo. so, you know, just try to get it loose and want to really like, loosen up like go. but it's not that no serious i'm, i'm fine. a decent debut for davis spots. many mouse funds are still furious, but the franchise trade that don't change hundreds gather to pretest before the game with houston, which was dallas is 1st at home since don't it's less of the late his funds calling for general manager, nico harrison, the man responsible for the tron s

it's super bowl week officially underway now in new orleans.t's happening about a month after that mass casualty event took place on bourbon street in our chris hagan is now live for us in new orleans with more on the safety and security measures for the big game. thanks for being here, chris. >> hey, justin, as you well know, the super bowl is supposed to be a celebration as we crown a champion in the nfl. but that was supposed to be the case on new year's eve as well. revelers getting together to ring in 2025. 1 of the best destinations. bourbon street here in new orleans. we know what transpired that evening. a horrible tragedy. but right now we're being told leading up to super bowl. 59, there's no credible threat, any type of situation involving the game and the fans who will be taking patt in this huge event here at the superdome. now we've been planning for this event for some 2 years now, but they've really upped those efforts in light of what happened on new year's eve. some 700 homeland security office will be on the ground here in ne

un abrazo cariñoso desde nueva orleans.que especial a new orleans. hay mucha seguridad. definitivamente con la tragedia que pasó hace un par de semanas. definitivamente. o sea, lo que viene siendo medios locales, policía estatal, policía local, este inclusive. el ejército está aquí. sí, son los actuales campeones. los higos llegan con el mejor ataque terrestre de la liga. ustedes qué creen que podemos esperar de este partido? yo creo que va a ser un duelazo en todos los frentes. es un duelo muy igualado, por supuesto. y vamos a coincidir. filadelfia tiene la ventaja en el juego terrestre, en la línea ofensiva, pero los kansas city chiefs encuentran siempre la manera de complicarte el partido, ya sea, digamos, por alguna estrategia, ya sea por ejecución y si no mentalmente. es un equipo que te va machacando, te va machacando y es muy difícil vencer a kansas city en la etapa de la temporada. que me diga si la experiencia carlos, en esta ocasión creo que cuenta muchísimo. cuando las luces están encendidas, la experiencia de an

i love new orleans, i love the history, obviously.ember last time they had a super bowl there. their infrastructure was terrible. they lost power. it changed the complex of the game. 49ers got new momentum almost beat the ravens on the way to win the game. we know about the terror attack from a few weeks ago. we know the police force has been depleted. you think they have solved these problems? >> will: substantive points you make there, kilmeade. [laughter] >> will: the lights went out in the super bowl. >> brian: yeah. >> will: and as -- i will say i was talking -- legitimately i was just talking to tyrus about this about the police presence in new orleans. the infrastructure. you know, he lived here for 10 years and he was like it's stretched thin here in new orleans. i guess, look, growing up in texas, new orleans is a place that you come to have a good time. >> lawrence: that's right. >> will: i don't live here. you come here to have a good time. it feels like a great place to have a party like a super bowl. you do make good poin

rachel. >> rachel: morgan norwood reporting from new orleans. thank you. >>> next tonight, new concerns about the bird flu. the new images coming in with egg prices soaring to record highs, and shortages nationwide. the new heist in seattle just days after 100,000 eggs were stolen in pennsylvania. here's abc's ike ejiochi. >> reporter: tonight, as the bird flu outbreak sends the price of eggs to record highs, more evidence that the grocery staple is becoming an attractive target for thieves. new surveillance video showing two suspects entering a refrigerated shed behind a seattle cafe in the middle of the night. loading hundreds of dollars worth of eggs and other breakfast foods into a white van before fleeing the scene. this comes after police are investigating another theft in pennsylvania earlier this month. this one targeting a distribution facility for pete and gerry's eggs where thieves were able to get away with 100,000 eggs worth approximately $40,000. leaving the company to beef up security. >> if it happened once, it could happen again

i'm chris hagan. >> president trump flew to new orleans for the super bowl. he is the first president to attend the super bowl while in office. his presence, a controversial one given his history with the nfl during his first term, he urged the nfl to fire players who kneeled during the national anthem as part of a racial injustice and police brutality protest. he also downplayed the severity of concussions in football as the league moved to reduce head trauma in the game. eagles fans wasted no time spilling onto the streets of new orleans after their team's big win. thousands left the caesars superdome and went to bourbon street to celebrate. they danced and cheered. the eagles. incredible victory. the date and time for the team's victory parade has yet to be announced. no matter how you celebrate orgreave in the aftermath of the super bowl, officials are reminding people to do so safely last year. there were about 13,000 dui arrests nationwide related to alcohol and 10,000 related to drugs. the chp reminds people to not drink or do drugs and drive and calle

will: will kane has the best assignment in the building, he's in new orleans for the game. >> parts can hit everybody in the room, tomorrow the super bowl, everybody is going to be before the chiefs or the eagles. all the negative stuff will be out of their mind. >> the third hour of "fox and friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ joey:i get goosebumps, super bowl weekend is the best we can, you see the pregame show starting tomorrow at 1:00 pm, the chiefs and eagles and you guys are fired up. i'm excited i get to fill in on the weekend. i love talking football but i only wish my commanders were in it and not these. madison: everybody is in for the chiefs. i'm just going to go with the eagles just to be a contrarian butterfly in the ointment. >> this is a rematch of super bowl lvii the chiefs and eagles but last time the chiefs, this time some polling shows more people are rooting for the eagles this time. rachel: that an anti-taylor swift vote. i'm going to tell you this. somebody who must feel he hit the lottery, will kane has a new show, the ratings will up, get sent to the super bowl

went to the best party, maybe on the planet, not just in new orleans. the fanatic's party, the red carpet aka blue carpet caught up with some of the stars to ask them who they think is going to win the big game. listen. >> if the eagles win. >> it's because. >> saquon barkley goes off and sets the tone from the very beginning because the pressure that he erases for jalen hurts is wild. like if i'm number one and i see him behind me i know that i can do anything. if the chiefs win, it's because patrick mahomes has the ball at the end of the game. period. full stop. >> i think the eagles. >> can jump. >> out on him a little bit, but kansas city always. has that ability to to play close games and to fight back. and you get patrick mahomes in the second half. he's hard to slow down. >> we're kind. >> of switzerland in this, to be honest. >> yeah. >> we're hoping for the niners. >> to somehow make. >> it in. >> all right. fredricka. prediction time earlier we talked we were talking some of the prop bets around this game. you said that jon batiste national an

now, today's handoff ceremony is happening in new orleans. that's expected to happen in about 90 minutes. and mark your calendars, super bowl 60 will be happening right here at levi's stadium on march 8th of next year. live in santa clara. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. and overnight in philadelphia, eagles fans went wild over the team's super bowl win. of course, they flooded the streets swarming downtown, climbing up poles. they got on top of garbage trucks and bus stops. and at one point, fans even set a fire. now, police were able to eventually disperse the crowds in the early morning hours. so far, there haven't been any reports of serious injuries. and as you can imagine, celebrations in san francisco were a lot more tame. our cameras found local eagles fans watching the game at north star cafe in north beach. the eagles beat the kansas city chiefs 40 to 22. >> all right. in this life with you, i won't let go till the end. >> before the game, there was a touching tribute for the victims of recent u.s. trage

a big time in the big easy. >> new orleans is awesome.and this weekend, new orleans is hosting the biggest bash of the year, from the french quarter to the nfl experience. there's a little something for everyone. >> it's been awesome. tours, a ton of great food, and we've been here today. it's been amazing. >> reporter: but, for the chiefs and eagles, this is a business trip. >> it's all about your focus. it's all about keeping the main thing the main thing. truly. >> reporter: the planning and practice just about over now. players on both teams anxious to get to game time. >> a lot of guys don't get the opportunity to play this game. so i'm just going to take advantage of it and make the most of it. >> reporter: the most of it for the chiefs would be nfl history. the team looking to win their third lombardi trophy in as many years. a three-peat, something that's' never been done. >> i think more than anything, it's just to be able to win. i know that sounds easy. but to be able to win with the team around you that's something special tha

todo estÁ perfecto. >> en la ciudad de nueva orleans. more medical personnel to make sure that we could prevent an incident, but. >> las calles mÁs transitadas del barrio francÉs y especialmente bourbon street, donde se produjo el ataque, estÁn bloqueadas y custodiadas por agentes poderosamente armados. el encargado de coordinar a las agencias federas en el plan de seguridad conversÓ con noticias telemundo. nos dijo que hasta el momento no hay una amenaza creÍble contra los asistentes al super bowl. >> we don't see any issues and we're going to keep working toward executing the security plan we have in place and make this the safe and most secure super bowl in history. >> el dÍa del juego, el estadio y sus alrededores serÁn vigilados celosamente desde el cielo. aunque luisiana permite la portaciÓn abierta de armas. >> to bring a firearm. >> la jefa de la policÍa de nueva orleans pide que no lo hagan durante el super bowl. con tantos uniformados desplegados en las calles, muchos aficionados dicen que estÁn en una ciudad muy segura y asÍ p

and new orleans knows how to party. for the next 36 hours between now and the kickoff between the chiefs and eagles, we will have a live report ahead. >>> we want to begin with a fierce weekend storm that is bringing nasty weather from iowa to new england. we are happy to welcome telemundo's gabby day on the studio. we have a lot of snow to keep an eye on. >> that's right. happy to be here. we are tracking a parade of storms that will impact millions of people today and this weekend . we are seeing energy in the system that is going to be more organized in the next couple of hours and then it will bring the snow, dripping rain and snow. this is what we are tracking. we have almost 100 million people under winter alerts, winter storms, most of them on the northeast. this is what we think it is going to be the most impact. let me time it for you. tonight, the snow is going to be impacting the great lakes. then we also see a little moisture on the south, participation and also the ice which is very, very dangerous, especia

fans have been pouring into new orleans by the day.ded, there was a mardi gras-style parade downtown. the chiefs bus had to weave its way through with a police escort. now, we're getting ready for the super bowl. this morning, finally it's super bowl sunday. >> go chiefs! >> go birds! >> reporter: super bowl lix just hours away. the kansas city chiefs chasing an unprecedented three-peat. >> we got two goliaths going at it at the super bowl, man. >> reporter: but to make history, they'll have to get past the philadelphia eagles. >> records don't matter if you don't win a super bowl. >> reporter: over 100,000 fans flocking to new orleans for the big game. nearly 76,000 expected at a soldout caesars superdome including president trump, a first for a sitting president. ♪ the big easy buzzing with excitement. this mardi gras-style parade in the french quarter kicking off the weekend. nearly 120 million americans also expected to watch on tv. >> look. from the very beginning, football's been a conspiracy to make us hungry. >> reporter: that'

so reporting live in new orleans. i'm rod carter. now back to you. sue per important appreciate or out. >> you stay safe and we'll be seeing you this rob carr live for us in new orleans. thank you, rob. >> little closer to home a week after copper wire thieves cut power off to an entire. >> campus later school is now slated to reopen kron four's philippe djegal talk to the superintendent about trying to get everybody back to business. >> the lights are back on at in leadership academy in vallejo little more than a week after the entire campus lost power taking today to just test our systems. our fire systems, hvac systems and school, be back to normal. tomorrow, vallejo city unified school district superintendent ruben aurelio praising the around the clock work district staff and contractors, putin to restore electricity. >> repairs initially estimated at up to $250,000 ending up at about $160,000. last get that money from its not like flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fun

the annual carnaval draws as many as a million people to new orleans each year.an kelly welcomes the extra security. he captains one of the largest parades of the season. >> we're going to start meeting with the police and the different federal agencies, and they're going to tell us what they're recommending that we do to make mardi gras as safe. >> reporter: the heightening police presence comes a month after a man drove past a police barrier and into a crowd on bourbon street killing 14. at least one group of survivors and families claim the city, police department, and private contractors were negligent of the threat, saying in a lawsuit, the tragedy was, quote, preventable. jacqueline kennedy, the sister of one of the victims, terry kennedy, says she wishes more barriers had been in place. >> you know, this has been hard and tough. it really has. >> reporter: lieutenant montelongo with louisiana state police says the city has plans to protect visitors long past the holiday. how do you think the terror attack changed everything for the city? >> it's created mo