is this it for pate season phil: i did this before and i was wrong. jim: it's got to be. phil: it's got to be. how could you have it end any better than this if you're peyton manning? to fight through a complete change of philosophy for the football team on the offensive side, to go through that injury, get back in there, which almost a miracle itself in the 17th game of the year and finishes it off. of fame quarterback. one eventual hall of fame quarterback whoever retired after winning the super bowl and that's john elway. before peyton took the field today, john was the oldest to ever play in this game. peyton soon to join his brother with two super bowl titles. favre there you go. john elway, two years ago after they lose the super bowl, starts making the transition into this team we see right now. jim: last time-out called by carolina. peyton told us i'm still a member of the band. i'm not the lead singer all the time but i can still sing a few solos. favre that was a good analogy. jim: coming up, the "the toyota postgame show." j.b., tony, bart, bomber -- boomer and

phil: that's right. i think they knew coming into you can watch on tv, you can study all those tapes and everything but you don't understand the speed of this denver defense until you see it in person. cam newton and the carolina offense, they found out. it's faster than it looks on tv. jim: and time-out just before the play clock ran out. and off the field he walks. you have to think one last time. josh norman very openly talked about his admiration. his favorite team growing up was the colts. his favorites player was bob sanders. second favorite player was peyton. >> congratulations. phil: you know, you talk about peyton manning. we did ask him about how do you i thought his answer was just perfect. he said i want to be remembered as being a good teammate. respected by all the coaches and my peers. i want everybody to know i love the game of football. jim: he said that and he was choking back tears when he said that. phil: it was. jim: that was his last point of emphasis. i just want everyone to know how

how was lunch with phil? i explained everything. what did he say? nothing. he just kissed me. ( gasps ) and he's taking me out again tonight. i knew it. i knew it. phil! jack... this will give me a chance to patch things up between you two. you don't have to... i want to. ( doorbell ringing ) but, jack... listen, by the time i'm finished he'll be eating out of your hand. hey, phil, come on in. hello, jack. how are you doing? listen, uh, about yesterday... i got to tell you something that... janet thought you were a terrific guy right from the start but i let my imagination run away with me. you look lovely. well, thank you but i just hope it's not too late to patch things up. shall we go? yes. let me tell you something janet's a great girl and once you get to know her she's tons and tons of fun.

phil: i guess he made a decision get it. should have dove in jim: first and goal from the 4. anderson trying to break outside but that swarming defense is on him. loss of two. phil: there's no question they're going to run the football here three times, just work the clock. kick a field goal, put you up two scores. and von miller -- jim: he's picked up right where he left off against new england. favre its there was no way against this offensive line. there. worried about all the runs with cam newton. wrong. von miller, demarcus ware, the pass rush has been youth standing. von miller, you have to look at him and say if they win this game, he's got to be the most valuable player. jim: no question. second and goal from the 6. handoff to anderson and he's churning down to about the 4. and a time-out is called by carolina. so here's the fumble. miller and then instead of going in there and challenging ware for the football, he stepped back and the ball squirts all the way down inside 5. and ward comes away with it, his second takeaway. a pick and a fumble recovery in the game for

phil: i am glad to hear the end of that story, because i was hoping the dogs got something out of it. everybody benefited, that' s really nice. we are benefiting from later sunsets. the earlier sunset -- earliest 11th, but we gained one hour in six minutes. since it is nice and clear out, there is still a little brightness on the western horizon. of course, the sunsets will continue to link them, and will be turn the clocks back, look at that, we will go to daylight savings time, and 6:49 will be the sunset on march 13, only about four weeks away. good stuff. here' s what i meant, even though we are past sunset, we still have brightness in the western sky, which is where the sun did indeed set. 32 degrees in boston. this will be a cold night. the wind is out of the north-northwest. we are already starting out in the upper 20' s in worcester, orange, king, and concord, new hampshire. the skies are mostly clear. it sets the stage for that cold wind that will set the stage to good. if you' boston, 17 in orange. boston is likely to be in the upper teens. when the wind is completely calm,

i didn't comprehend it. >> dr. phil: we had a fight and i pushed him. what part didn't you comprehend? >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: i try to be an emotional compass and point you in the right direction. >> five, four --

jc: i have read that book and i could talk about this topic forever. phil: is there a chapter in there for 13-year-old girls? because i need my daughter to read it. [laughter] jc: it is just a simple process of how she goes through it and i got my closet so organized that i got my daughter to do it but not everybody in the household is on board. phil: jc has been much calm her sense so it is a good thing. jc: he think i' m joking. next on newscenter 5 at 5:30, cleaning up from severe weather down south. phil: extensive damage left behind in several states. the efforts underway tonight to make sure everyone is safe. would-be robber taken down. the special training this hero used to stop him in the act aj: -- the act. r energy supply rates keep going up and down. p at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. t more money for us. it means that the market price of the energy we buy for you has changed. p across the region t to increase our natural gas supply p and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. r we're leading the way toward the so

you played ball, right, you played football. >> i did. >> stephen: you feel like a coach sometimes. there's a little bit of a "walk it off" from dr. phil. there's a little bit of, let's not engage in psychological mumbo jumbo. suck it up. >> people ask me sometimes i do think problems are as simple as i make them out to be. simple at all. i think problems are oftentimes very layered and complex, but the solutions are often very simple. i mean, come on, don't you think? common sense just isn't common enough anymore. i mean, there there is just not enough common sense around. problems can become complex, but the solutions are like-- it's like when you go to the doctor and say, "it hurt when i do that." and he says, "don't do that." >> stephen: by the way, that's a terrible doctor, by the way. i mean, if you tore a rotator cuff, that's not good enough. "but, doc i'm a pro athlete. i can't feed myself anymore." "well, don't eat. try learning to use your feet. try combing your hair with your feet." >> it does stop hurting. >> stephen: it does stop hurting. that's true, that's true. >> sometimes there are basic rules of life people forget li

. >> thank you, phil. i appreciate that. you know i got this one. i got it. less than one week away to the super bowl. but last night all the great players who will not be playing enjoying a little island time at the pro bowl. apparently held every year in hawaii. the talent incredible. the defense almost nonexistent. and the stakes, well, the game means absolutely nothing. seahawks qb russell wilson named the offensive mvp. who did he offend? >> what did he do? >> he completed three passes to the special zone where you get six points in that zone. if you total it up, that's 18. good job. don't forget, tip your waiters. and 20% there. >> i was told there would be no math. > they won 49-27. yeah, those numbers get complicated, don't they? the one, the whole thing. >> and earlier in the evening, there was even more all-star action. this time on the ice. the nhl all-star playoffs and dwishgs john scott. this is an incredible story, folks. you know why? because he was voted in by the fans as a joke. and the nhl tried to stop him from playing, even demoted him to

phil: i think i would pick the first day. the sooner you can celebrate your birthday the better. heather:whatever the better forecast day would be. maybe it is march. harvey: i have to share something. leap year and this is also dick albert's birthday. heather: how old is dickie? harvey: he is still very much a teenager. heather:at heart. harvey: literally he is a teenager. and at heart of course, always. today record breaking. 57 broke the record of 56. boston tied the record of 64 if you look at the number of days that boston has eclipsed 60 or reached 60 or better this winter nine times and the average is three. that's impressive stuff. how about that? and five times the average is only one. perhaps even more impressive is look at the number of days that were 50 or higher. 35 in boston and the average is 12. that is a new record. worcester is 28. last year was three. all and a of that is indicative of warmer weather. we have had so many nice sunrises and sunsets recently. even more than recently. 54 in boston. it is a bit windy. 20 miles an hour. when the temperature is over 5

i know. phil: oh, harv. harvey: we have incredible change coming up over the next 24 to 36 hours. we have been through record out we have a period of snow. the winter weather advisory is in affect not just for snow, but for freezing rain that will then follow it and with the ground cold until the temperature gets above freezing anything untreated will be slippery. this is in affect until 4:00 a.m. really it is all the way until 9:00 a.m. in northern massachusetts. that's what happens the farther north you go the longer it will take for the cold air. tomorrow afternoon and into tomorrow night is another aspect of the storm, a completely different one. the warm and windy and wet one. there may be a thunderstorm and strong winds and there could be localized damage with that. there is a potential wind gust we are talking about and that is tomorrow afternoon to tomorrow night. now let's back it up to the snow portion which is the first part of the snow. we have had light snow, very light snow around th

t phil i love that man. admit it to anyone and everyone to proclaim is name with no apology and with nothing but joy. i will say one of the coolest things i've had the pleasure of whole presidential campaign was heading down to duck hunting g with phil robertson and the clan. robertson you know, we did a whole video camo and face paint and my daughter saw that and they thought it was the thing they had every seen. carolina, our 7-year-old said, nearly that cool which is indisputable. tell you, that man shotgun.oot a listen, as a texan, i know a lot can shoot.o and for me, look, i can hit a it's nice icularly if and close. maybe you got someone holding feet so he can't move. every that i drop it time. but phil could take out of birds and i couldn't even see the bird. i wouldn't have thought in a million years to shoot a bird that far away. we would pull out a shotgun and boom. and the black lab headed to the horizon and i'm like, phil you and next thingow you know the dog would be coming back with a duck in i

problem is i was so convincing, phil thought i was having a great time. what do i want? some credit. when do i want it? now. hey. ohh. i'm sorry if i smell like a campfire. i've been in the woods for three days. i hate camping. if i'm ever in the woods for three days, it mans i've been dead for two of them. oh. it feels good to laugh for real. you look like you need a drink. - hon. - hmm? two chardonnays and a hot towel for my friend. i love you, beautiful stranger. - [baby crying] - [man snoring] phil: i have to admit i was a little miffed that claire grabbed the good seat, especially after i gave her such a magical weekend, but i was determined to stay positive. and then it hit me. everybody, sal's here. okay. all right. is this straight? you're throwing a baby shower with a dozen men in tailored pants sipping bellinis. nothing about this is-- uch. i can't even finish. really? the last word was too much? we decided to get the gang together to throw our friend sal a belated baby shower. she's been a little hard to pin down lately, but we knew she'd never miss the chance

and in fairness, i gave phil it was a tough decision. derek fisher was the guy he brought in to be the head coach, and i said, well, you know what, he had the courage to make the decision, okay, it looks like i made a mistake. i'm going in a different direction. but he comes out. when i read this tweet, just to give you a little bit, it says the style of leadership -- it was a four-plus word tweet. ernie: a long tweet. russ: the style of leadership i've been put in a box is transformational as juxtaposed to transactional. can you speak some basiclingo lingo for us? ernie: what was he trying to accomplish? russ: to tell us how smart he is. and to sell his book. ernie: you don't think it was focused? it was all over the place. russ: i think it was -- i'm glad it was out of focus. it was way out of focus. again, listen, this whole season has not been a disaster. even though the knicks are getting beat -- ernie: they were doing well. russ: they were at .500. that's a couple of weeks ago. they were 22 and 22. they have a budding superstar in t

phil: i would rather have that reaction. harvey: anyway, we still have the blizzard warning for a couple more hours for the areas hit the hardest over southeastern mass and the cape. they had the largest amount of snow and they had the strongest winds. the rest of us in the boston area it is a winter storm warning. you are getting a few inches of snow there as well but it is not as much wind. we have a heavier band of snow that is working back into boston right now. and so the visibility is down. we get the official measurements out of boston every six hours, the official ones. it was a little over two inches of snow at 6:00. inches or something at that point. 21 degrees is the temperature in boston. it is cold. it is a light, dry and fluffy snow. it helps it to pile up. the air is not that moist in boston. there is a limit to how much you can get. it is 19 in worcester. nantucket has picked up a good, good five to eight inches of snow depending on who you speak with down there and the measurement is so hard when you have 65

. >> i'm lucky, i don't have any allergies, but phil i know this is something you have to really organize your life around. i mean even here at this coffee shop you have to ask if anything here is cooked with peanuts or peanut oil before you can order off the menu. >> kind of a pain when it comes to ordering in places like this. >> but you know what's surprising and i would say really alarming is that the number of people like you, phil, with food allergies has skyrocketed in the last few decades, and we went to find out why we're seeing a rise in food allergies and if we might find a cure. >> it was terrifying. his face basically swelled up like twice the normal size. >> when you've held your daughter in your arms almost dying because of something as basic as milk. >> every three minutes a food allergy reaction sends someone to the emergency room. >> it's like navigating a minefield at all times. >> the statistics are alarming. the u.s. centers for disease control report that from 1997 to 2011 the number of children with food allergies increased 50%. over 15 million americans suffer from

i can't be like phil. i can't look ahead to spring. jummy: we trust you. coming up, the social media post that landed a dancing with the stars neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. jummy: dancing with the stars pro val chmerkovskiy is now facing a $6 million lawsuit over a social media post. he shared a meme on facebook saying, letting your child become obese should be considered child abuse. that girl's family is suing him for humiliating a little girl with down syndrome. the photo was taken in 2008, unbeknownst to the girl. clear skies today, but not for long. clear skies today, but

but sam, i don't know what filled up. punxsutawney phil? >> samantha: has to go right? maybe they use it to fund all that craziness that they have at gobbler's knob. you got to pay the band. it was kind of a wild scene watching that early this morning. it's so fun to see that every year and we like the prediction this year. right? i know he's not always right but ok. last three hours, pretty quiet conditions out there. but wow, the increasing cloud cover, we told you this morning that the sunshine wouldn't be an all-day thing, we would see increasing clouds and, that has certainly come to fruition. there's the rain back to our west. showers in chicago and then stretching down into st. louis. rain right now and that is headed in our direction. but when will it get here? outside and enjoy this nice weather if you have some free time this afternoon, no rain 2:00 4:00 6:00, we should be good to go. but you start to get closer to 8:00, 9:00, that's when that rain chance is going to climb. it is also going to become windy. not only do we have to worry about rain tonight, but

like punxsutawney phil, i saw my shadow. it will be a while before i feel better. >>> we're talking about the caucus in iowa. close numbers on the democratic side. hillary clinton, 50.4% and bernie sanders, 49.6 percent. literally one tenth of a percentage point from being a tiny. >> not so much on the republican side. >> senator ted cruz came in to keep in mind. the iowa caucuses in the past, the last republican to become president and won the iowa caucus was george h.w. bush. george w. bush, excuse me. >> it will be interesting to seek candidates focus on new hampshire. that is where our focus will be. we will be talking political and was all morning and there's a lot to come on the "today show." >>> we begin with education was. annual washoe county state of education address was highlighted with the district achievements this past year. 75% graduation rate is up 9% from 2012 in multiple programs served as national models, such as parent and teacher visits to home and social and emotional learning programs. they addressed

i love seeing that. [laughter] she posted some really wonderful pictures. phil: and that was real time. it was spectacular. i wish them all the best. j.c.: harvey she will be looking to you for good weather, come wedding day. this is not that. harvey: congratulations. we do have whether that is going on around the region. right around cape ann, and cutting through cape cod. it is not as strong as the first one, but that is what has been having very strongest wind associated with it and tremendous downpour as well. i want to show you the extent of this. just about this line, very likely damaging wind with the torrential rain that is going on. as things go on, you can see that area around gloucester and we take it down the cape, the very worst of it is moving on . it will continue to move eastward. by 8:00 a.m. tonight -- via.pm tonight it will exit the cape and everything was eastward after that. very strongest wind has been occurring recently now and for a moment longer. some of the peak wind easily capable of damage. taking down trees and tree limbs. 56 at the airport. 52 miles per hour

i knew it. you'll never guess who's parking his car. phil! jack... this will give me a chance to patch things up between you two. you don't have to... i want to. ( doorbell ringing ) but, jack... listen, by the time i'm finished he'll be eating out of your hand. hey, phil, come on in. hello, jack. how are you doing? listen, uh, about yesterday... i got to tell you something that... janet thought you were a terrific guy right from the start but i let my imagination run away with me. you look lovely. well, thank you but i just hope it's not too late to patch things up. shall we go? yes. let me tell you something janet's a great girl and once you get to know her she's tons and tons of fun. sir? sir?! ( gasps ) what? are you all right? me? yeah. sure. sure. i'm... i'm fine. i'm fine. good. don't leave me! listen, it's all right. i'm sorry. now, this aircraft is perfectly safe. mm-hmm. so why don't you just sit back and relax? okay, i'll try. thank you, uh... vicky. you're welcome, mr.... jack. mr. jack. oh, vick... vicky! vicky! vicky! what's the matter?

. >> you're still mad at phil. >> i don't really like phil. i'm not going to say i hate phil, because that's too strong of a word, but phil is -- i don't think he'll ever be part of the weather authority. >> i agree. thank you, scott. >> well, we have some breaking news in westwood where a car has crashed into an apartment building. sydney joins us live with the sydney? >> hi, paula, here on mchenry, and i want to show you the scene right now. the apartment little. this happened around 4:00. i'm told that it was an older man maybe mistake the gas pedal for the brake and shot into that building. there were two people inside at the time. they're okay. the red cross is on their way to help those folks out. the driver of the suv was taken to uc medical center where he's being treated for what i'm told are nonlife-threatening injuries. they had to bring in a second wrecker to get out the suv from the building, though. the first one was not able to pull it, and as you can see, that vehicle, very damaged on its front and certainly lucky that that indi

phil. >> phil: i know belkeys is not happy but cig s. he likes the cold weather. so a cold weekend is on tax we'll see a lil bit of everything. chilly a nothing. some rain. a good chance of rain tomorrow and you mentioned it looks like monday morning will be the coldest out of this stretch. right now everything is try across south florida. but by tonight, over night hours and into tomorrow, a better chance of rain ase have an area of low pressure developing and moving in our directions. so here's the front that went over us today. by tomorrow we're going to see an area of low pressure the bahama.

i said phil, i said phil, every time i see him.t's hard for me to turn down money because that's not what i've done my whole life. i grab and grab and grab. i'm greedy. i want money. we get greedy, right? now we're going to get greedy for the united states. we're going to grab and grab and grab. we're going to bring in so much money. we're going to make america great, folks. i'm telling you. we're going to make america great. and another great friend of ine, respected by everybody, a great friend of phils. mr. and mrs. steve wentz. stand up. stand up. two great people. steve is always calling. he's always got advice. donald, i think you should do this and that. his advice, like to -- i like to listen to. so steve and family, you've been great friends. thank you. thank you. so this was very exciting tonight. but i'll tell you, it looks like evangelicals.t, i love the evangelicals. i have to tell you pastor been so has incredible. and as you know, liberty university -- do you love liberty university, jerry fallwell jr., he has been w

donald trump is the clear front-runner and going to be difficult to beat. >> okay, phil, i don't want to ignore dr. carson. he still hasn't made any kind of announcement here. i know you're on the democratic side, he's certainly got traction with a certain voter type interested in hearing his quiet but perhaps strong message. >> there's -- obviously, there were a number of people on the republican side and the real question comes, who's got the staying power, who can close the deal? and in a sense he's been out of that process i think for some time now. liz: can i ask you -- it's ridiculous to make the comparison because they're two completely different people. with carly fiorina suspending her campaign, are those who are perhaps looking for the history making moment of a female president, do they perhaps any stretch to say they'd go to hillary, maybe? >> look, i think it's very difficult to say that one person's voters are going to go somewhere else. certainly there are people who are interested in a woman president, who are interested in carly. liz: how about vice president? >> may

phil mcgraw. nd applause ) >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. have you on. man, i'm a real talk show now that i have dr. phil on. >> you're a real talk showtephen: you're the number one daytime host. do you have any tips? how do you get everybody to watch you like you do? what's your draw? why do you think people tune in to "dr. py face. no we know it's not that that. >> stephen: well, we know sex sells. sex sells. >> that's it. >> stephen: why do you go with dr. phil and not dr. mcgraw. on video for an hour because he wants to sleep. we're going to study ancient rome, kids, but watch "gladarty" well, the principal was oprah, and she said, "you're dr. phil." >> stephen: oh, did sheike being knighted by the queen. you're sir phil now. >> if oprah had said, loretta, i would have said okay.ta show! no, seriously -- >> you've just been inducted into the broadcasting hall of fame. l, thank you. ( cheers and applause ) that was-- that was a prettye. i mean, i never intended to do television, never had any desire to do television. i mean, no kid sits in their want to grow up and be a talk show host. s

. >> phil i didn't.com reports that bill cosby is suing one of his accusers. the lawsuit names constand and lawyers saying constand broke a kverlgs confidentiality deal. >>> "the new york times" is reporting sexual assault chargesconfidentiality deal. >>> "the new york times" is reporting sexual assault charges against two of the city's police officers. they are accused of forcing four women to commit sex acts, sometimes in the back of their police car while on duty. convictions could put the officers behind bars for life. >>> the "new york post" has details on kanye west's foul-mouth tirade back stage at "saturday night live." an audio clip catches him blowing up after show staffers changed his stage slightly. the rapper's rant happened just before last week's show. "the post" says lauren michaels, "snl's" boss, had to persuade west not to walk out. >>> the palm beach post is accused of pretending to be a doctor. police say malachi love-robinson had an office and website, but not a medical degree. he was arrested after an agent posing as a patient said the te