getting down to the point where i thought it was best to remove myself from the situation. >> terry bradshaw nfl sunday and my guest today. thanks for coming in, terry. >> thanks. >> this is very news worthy. jonathan martin has not talked about this at all. richie incognito gave that big interview officially. what do you make of it when you hear and feel his words that he felt trapped. >> well, a guy like that should have handled this long before it got out of hand, my opinion. locker rooms are unique. they are different. it doesn't make them right in relationships one-on-one with men. if you're having problems like that, that should have been handled long time ago and not to the case where it got to where he leaves the football team and incognito is kicked out. it should have been handled properly. i have a hard time with a grown man not being able to handle his own issues. >> what about this report ted wells is working on. apparently this report about this whole incident is going to come out after the super bowl. what do you think it's going to say? >> i have no idea. i have no idea. i ga

and do you know the connection between terry bradshaw and duck dynasty's phil robertson. >> and thise ground breaking. football players in northwestern university want to unionize. is that possible? judge napolitano is here with me on this. >> it is ground breaking and creative and it might be possible. >> why would they want to do it and what are the advantages? >> they are taking the position that we football players contribute to the wealth of the universities and we want a piece of. that i don't think it is physical, health or safety. they are well cared for and the laws of every state in the union and illinois is in the high end of the laws provide strong protection. >> they get credits and a scholarship and a degree and an education, but is that it enough to say give me money, too? >> when i went to college, before there was coloredtelevis >> it was considered an honor to play for the school and if the sport made money it went to the university. the fartherest is that the money is yours. attitude and amount of money has changed. the pools of money earned by big- time basketball

terry bradshaw, who happens to be on our show on friday.ng to do a show from super bowl world. they built a studio. we'll be hosting this show right there on super bowl boulevard. and terry bradshaw is going to join us. >> and i'm going to wear my hair in a ponytail. >> and i'm going to wear flat shoes under the desk, yes. >> and i'm going to wear my leather chaps. >> again? >> well, this time, it will be in public. >> banned phrase. long time. small ball. it is not a medical condition. it means nothing of importance. so instead of saying it's nothing of important, don't say small ball. it's somehow insulting to certain members of society who have to deal with certain issues every day. >> and it makes potatoes feel left out. small potatoes. >> women are celebrated all the time in our media, in our politics, you heard it last night. i'm all for women for good reason. i just wanted to take a moment to thank all the men in our lives as well. today, i went for a routine mammogram, a check, and i got there, and in the lobby, there were about 13

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terry bradshaw should have stood up and i will see you next week in new jersey. >> reporter: with a week to go, this is the activity on east rutherford street. and this is time square. new york has closed 13 blocks of broadway and is turning it into super bowl boulevard, 400,000 football fans are expected to blitz hotels, restaurants, and souvenir stores. robert boland teaches sports management at new york university. financially, who is going to benefit more from this, new jersey or new york? >> new york stands to reap the bigger share of the benefits, if you are talking about a $600 million local benefit, new york would probably reach somewhere between two-thirds and three quarters of it. >> i am embarrassed. >> reporter: if the state known for the recent traffic jam scandal, the jersey shore and the sopranos was holding the super bowl would help it's image senator menendez says "fugidaboutit". >> with respect to my friends across the hudson this is new jersey's game. what new jersey does offer visitors to the hotels on its side of the hudson river this week are unparalleled views of n

terry bradshaw could have said, i'll see you next week in new jersey. >> reporter: with a week to go,s and this is times square. new york has closed 13 blocks of broadway and is turning it into super bowl boulevard. 400,000 football fans are excellented to blitz hotels, restaurants, and souvenir stores. robert boland teaches sports management at new york university. >> financially who's going to benefit more from this? new jersey or new york? >> new york stands to reap the bigger share of the benefits. if you're talking about a $600 million local benefit, new york would probably reap between two thirds and three quarters of it. >> i am embarrassed -- >> reporter: if the state known for the recent traffic jam scandal, the jersey shore, and "the sopranos" was hoping the super bowl would burnish its images, senator menendez says fuhgettaboutit. >> for all my friends across the hudson, this is new jersey's game. >> reporter: what new jersey does offer visitors on its side of the hudson this week are unparalleled views of new york. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after

> and you put manning in the category of jim kelly and fran tarkenton instead of tom brady or terry bradshawnd yes, and he is coming off of the neck surgeries and he doesn't have much time, and this is a must-win for him to get it done. >> and you is seahawks and the 49ers to square off, a nd what o you think of that matchup, and who do you rout for? >> well, the 49ers are going to win this, because of this, the pants guy. and you have to love the pants. this is a great story. >> let's talk about this. and this is the coach, and so the khaki pants are a regular part of his uniform, you could say, and it turns out that he buys them from walmart and pays about $8 and the wife is not keen about that and he has heat over it, and she threw them out, and he went out to buy more and this goes to the superstition? >> yes. no question. people think of superstition when it comes to the players, but the coaches and the managers are just as superstitious, and you have nick saban the coach of alabama with his daughter giving him a penny before, just because, and the old yankee pitcher would have to jump

check out terry bradshaw's pass to his favorite.er he got the ball after, he was hit and suffered a concussion. they went on to win 21-17. >> i'll be sitting back waiting for commercials. over the years there have been amazing ones. >> some of the ads merge the game an product they advertise. like this 1979 classic from coca-cola. and mean joe green. >> you want my coke? it's okay. you can have it. >> no, no. >> really, you can have it. >> okay. ♪ a coke and a smile ♪ >> oh, those '70s sounds. a shot of sugar really turns mean joe green around. he drains the bottle in one gulp. the kid is like, maybe i wanted some. he tosses the boy his game jersey. right there, that's the moment. everybody wins. >> heart warming. this classic, ad from the 1984 super bowl. titled, 1984 h, during super bowl 18. considered one of the greatest of all time and introduce he the apple macintosh computer. >> it was directedly ridley scott and after it aired apple sold 172,000 computers in a hyundais. 50% more than predicted. a lot less than we would expect

he beat out terry bradshaw as quarterback of the louisiana tech, started the duck dynasty which is basically to you so you can kill them. >> yeah, duck calls. to eat them. >> blow them out of the sky. anyway, he starts this and then the whole family gets involved and now you guys are all rich, but you don't act rich. >> well, i guess rich people act differently. we can buy better things, but we're not all about money. >> no, you're not. we ran into willie at d.c. -- >> yeah, at the baseball game. >> at the nats game. and you are rich but you don't act rich. >> we try to stick to our roots. we grew up very poor. so for us, we can remember what it was like. and so we try to stay humble and lord willing, we're doing it and we've been successful. god has blessed us. >> and you you for incorporate god in the show. >> oh, yeah. we have a family prayer right at the end. >> amen. >> bothered you yet on that? >> no, nobody has. >> you guys are big factor viewers, right? >> i watch my factor. that's how i work on my debate skills. wife doesn't always like it. because i tell her let's go, you know. >>

he beat out terry bradshaw as a quarterback at louisiana tech.duck dynasty" which is basically stuff to lure ducks to you so you can kill them. >> yeah. duck calls. >> you can kill the ducks. slaughter them. blow them out of the sky. >> to eat them. [ duck cal >> he starts this. then the family gets involved. now you're all rich, but you don't act rich. >> i guess rich people act differently. we can buy better things, but we're not all about money. >> no. i know you a little. we ran into willie in d.c. -- >> the baseball game. >> the nats game. you are rich, but you don't act rich. that might be the secret to your success. >> we try to stick to our roots. we grew up not rich at all, very poor. for us, we can remember what it was like. and so we try to stay humble. and lord willing, you know, we're doing it. and we've been successful. god has blessed us. and -- >> you do incorporate god in the show. >> yeah. we have a family prayer right at the end. >> amen. >> amen. >> all right. >> did anybody bother you on that? >> no. >> you let me know -- you

gill brant came up to me one day and said terry bradshaw wanted to go to lsu but his grades would onlyo louisiana tech and i just came up with that line spell cat if you spotted him the ca which got me on the cover of "newsweek." it's the trash talking but more importantly when game time comes you have got to perform. >> was it worth it? would you do it all over again? >> i wouldn't do it the same way, bill. i wish i would have never taken that first drink or smoked that first joint. when i look back at my life, you know, finishing college, finishing high school, number one draft choice for the cowboys playing with the star on my helmet. very proud of all of that. it was the embarrassing of my family with the addiction and jail and, you know what i mean? i really had to make some deep amends to my mother so i would do some of it over again but not all of it. >> well, i can say this. you know, you had a lot of concussions. you played very tough but you are still articulate and still able to get a good point across. we aprettyappreciate your time tonight thank you. >> thank you, bill. >>

he beat out terry bradshaw as the quarterback at louisiana tech, started the "duck dynasty" which iscan kill them. >> duck equcalls, quack, quack. >> blow them out of of the t sky. >> to eat them. [ duck call ] >> he starts it and the family gets involved. now you're all rich but you don't act rich. >> i guess rich people act differently. we can buy better things but we are not all about money. >> no, you're not. i know you a little bit. we ran into willie. >> hung out at the baseball game. >> at the nats game. you are rich but don't act rich. that might be the secret to your success. >> we try to stick to the roots. we grew up t not rich at all. not poor. we can remember what it was like. we try to stay humble. lord willing, you know, we're doing it. we have been successful. god blessed us. >> you do incorporate god in the show. >> we have a family prayer at the end. >> amen. >> aclu bothered you yet? >> no. >> let me know. you guys are big "factor" viewers, right? >> i watch my factor. that's how i work on debate skills. my wife doesn't like it. >> no. >> because i tell her to keep

a lot of you did know the great terry bradshaw and his connection to phil robertson. yep. they played football together. you are all so smart. thanks as well for being a part of "the real story." i'm gretchen carlson. now it's time to check in with shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>> more than 24 hours since the snow hit the south. and some drivers are still stuck in it. now some of the governors and mayors are going on the defense in the midst of disaster in dixie. let's get to. >> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> man, alive. it is a horrible mess in the south. rescuers in military humvees are right now trying to still reach some drivers stranded after the snowstorm paralyzed much of the deep south. just a couple of inches is all it takes to create a disaster there if the timing is right, and it was. from atlanta to the carolinas, birmingham and parts of florida, an eerie seen as folks abandon their cars in the middle of highways. many of them forced to spend the night in makeshift shelters, sleeping on floors of supermarke

you have terry bradshaw. let me ask you this.g some studies showing a percent of the super bowl ads do not help sales. do you agree with that? >> relaunching now do, diet due before the game. it is a massive platform that generates sales. cheryl: is the sport the most profitable sport in the world right now. they have doubled down on football. why is that? >> we have a 30 year relationship with the nfl. you have everything coming together. the nfl has done such an amazing job. not just for the game, but all year long. that is what matters. cheryl: it is pepsi. it is frito-lay. you have to market foods out there. >> the beauty is our options. we have a hamas dip that is so good and healthy for you. >> we have quaker. it is about choices. we offer choices to our consumers. >> they will be fabulous. you will see the new york skyline in a way you have not seen it before. cheryl: thank you very much. we look forward to seeing everything. sunday's big game will be broadcasted on fox. the responsibility of it all lies on the shoulders o

terry bradshaw came out and said, it's freaking new york. are you kidding me?r bowl. indianapolis has a dome. why did we bring this to bad weather? i want to be nice, but i don't think you should be putting super bowls in northern cities in wintertime. terry bradshaw saying this. what do you think? >> he's freezing. >> do you agree with that? >> no, not at all. the one super bowl that i played in was in detroit, michigan. not exactly what you're thinking of your -- >> it was a dome. >> but you're still living there all week. the fans come to the game. they also come for the week of activities. a little bit like the olympics. yes, there is the event, but all festivities beforehand. so for me, we had john tish on yesterday. it's a great city. people want to come here. i'm for it. >> the last time the seahawks were in the super bowl, you were here. as we talk about weather, leading up to the guy, injuries leading up to the game is what people are talking about. issue or not? >> i don't think so. i think both of these teams play outdoors anyway. not in the kind of

, pepsi planning two, 30-second spots, pepsi, lot of pepsis, featuring fox sports commentator terry bradshawn sanders and mike ditka, rendering sunday's grammy awards show. it is a key sponsor of the nfl and official sponsor of the alpine show. super bowl halftime show will be headlined by tracy's all-time favorite pop sensation bruno mars. catch that halftime show. tune in to your fox affiliate as it gets underway at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. will be cheery inside metlife stadium. tracy: and his hair. gray hair. all right. next in your tech minute why changes to the itunes store could signal a new product line. all you detectives from apple. ashley: look who is on the cover of the iconic lesley name, rolling stones. interesting stuff. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton ofreight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorro ashley: time for your tech minute, shares of yahoo! deep in the red after the

check out terry bradshaw's pass to his favorite receiver, lynn swan, for a 64-yard touchdown pass.never saw it. right after he got the ball was hit hard and knocked out of the game with a concussion. they went on to win 21-17. >> while you're watching the game, i'll be sitting back waiting for the commercials. over the years there have been amazing ones. >> some of the ads merge the game and product they advertise. like this 1979 classic from coca-cola. and mean joe green. >> you want my coke? it's okay. you can have it. >> no, no. >> really, you can have it. >> okay. ♪ a coke and a smile ♪ >> oh, those '70s sounds. a shot of sugar really turns mean joe green around. he drains the bottle in one gulp. the kid is like, maybe i wanted some. he tosses the boy his game jersey. look at this. right there, that's the moment. everybody wins. >> heartwarming. this classic, ad from the 1984 super bowl. titled, 1984, during super bowl xviii. considered one of the greatest of all time and introduce the apple macintosh personal computer. >> it was directed ridley scott and after the ad aired, ap

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i don't know if they've fully explained to terry bradshaw and company how cold it's going to be, almost as the planet earth will allow. that is in midtown manhattan. we'll see what happens next week. >> kind of smack-dab in the middle of that triangle that is 7th and broadway. >> meanwhile, everybody is talking about richard sherman. an unbelievable corner back for the seahawks. his rant at the end of the game overshadowed even he would admit his team's performance. if you want to feel better about some of the people playing in the biggest game on the planet, maybe we have the perfect example right here with derrick coleman, an outstanding running back for the seahawks. >> this is his commercial. the sound of silence in the nfl. >> i was picked on. coaches didn't know how to talk to me. they gave up on me. told me i should just quit. >> the last pick -- >> they didn't call my name. told me it was over. but i've been deaf since i was three. i didn't listen. now i'm playing with a lot of fans in the nfl cheering me on and i can hear them all. >> first deaf offensive player to play in the

bradshaw will come down my chimney. it hasn't happened yet. but i still ready to go ready to go believe, terry! (laughter) with the big game just a few days away america is running out of time to desid which tell they pretended to have liked all along. and folks we've had a lot of fun here at the report. it has been a great week of football guests, analysis and nonlegally analysis of sin mom-- sin nons for the big game. i have really grown to love the old split cow hide as no one calls it (laughter) >> but i think perhaps i'm most emotional about the journey i have taken toward becoming a former championship calibre professional athlete, tonight join me now in the dramatic conclusion of stephen colbert's fallback position. last night i asked legendary coach joe gibbs for his help in my quest for a super bowl ring. and mastered the art of quarterbacking with the dream maker steve clarkson. >> okay, i know where i am. after almost 45 minutes of grueling preparation it was time to show the old man what i was made of. >> well, coach, i'm about to play my first scrimmage, obviously the most importan