. >> jimmy: up next is, chris long. he was voted, "most likely to be that weird new boyfriend your cousin brings for thanksgiving dinner." [ laughter and applause ] pass the peas. can i call you dad? [ laughter ] here's cameron fleming. he was voted, "most likely to fall asleep while chewing." i don't -- >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: finally, from the falcons, is patrick dimarco. he was voted, "hot gary busey." [ laughter ] there you guys have it, those are your nfl super bowl superlatives. we'll be back with more of the "tonight show." give it up, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ how do you become america's best-selling brand? all right? ooohhh yeah. keep breathing. keep breathing. im breating, let's go. you make it protective. can you go a little faster? just trying to be safe. you make it hard working. hey guys. you make it so everyone's happy. going further to make life better. that's ford. and that's how you become america's best-selling brand. something bigger.here. and something... smaller. juicy. lettuce-y.

defensive end chris long, running back legarrette blount, defensive tackle alan branch, linebacker dont'a hightower, safety devin mccourty, and tight end martellus bennett are all boycotting the visit. meanwhile, seahawk defensive end michael bennett and miami dolphins wide receiver kenny stills have pulled out of an israeli-government sponsored trip to israel next week. in an open letter that referenced muhammad ali and quoted olympian john carlos, bennett said, "when i do go to israel, and i do plan to go, it will be to see not only israel but also the west bank and gaza so i can see how the palestinians, who have called this land home for thousands of years, live their lives." president trump is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu this week in washington. trump is also meeting the canadian prime minister today at the white house. yale university says it will rename the residential dorm calhoun college, named after former vice president john c. calhoun, one of the most prominent pro-slavery figures in american history. the announcement comes after years of organizing

howie long, his son chris long is doing an interview next was. he has a giant papa john's pizza, it's probably not a good idea to take pizza away from a guy who won the super bowl. we will keep away from him. it was such an amazing night here. so many firsts. the 1st super bowl to go into overtime. the 1st portable -- quarterback to win 5 super bowls. everyone making the case he is the greatest of all-time. coach bill belichick winning 5 super bowls himself. i took a break in the tunnels, when i was coming back i bumped into coach bill belichick he actually was smiling. it always looks like he is up to something extremely complex and difficult, tonight he figured out, the super bowl championship and he finally cracked a smile. those nice to see. and obviously such a great night for the new england patriots. and equally difficult night for the atlanta falcons. they were in their 2nd super bowl ever trying to pull out the victory. unable to do it. at the end of the 1st quarter, 21-3, i went it was up. at the end of the 3rd with 2 minutes and 7 seco

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check out this picture of my friend howie long's son, defensive end chris long who spent eight long seasons in st. louis. he's soaking it up and took a ride on top of one of the floats after -- he averaged four games a year and goes there for the first year and wins asob so he and his daddy have won a super bowl each. what a great hug after the game for those two. >> deserves to celebrate like that. >>> how about out west there, ginger. >> the bay area has their own weather headline. you have to see this out of san rafael just north of the bay area. up to 5 inches of rain. people canoeing through their neighborhoods. more flood warnings in place today. your local weather in 30 cities brought to you by carmax. winter storm watch tonight through thursday morning nw of d.c. - another warm day (records not likely) - rain to snow overnight - cold & blustery thursday (chills in the 20s) - warmer weekend today: partly becoming mostly cloudy. still unseasonably mild. nds: n 5-10 mph tonight: cloudyh precipitation developing after midnight. rain changes to snow. lows: 35-40 winds: n 5-15 mph thursda

check out this picture of my friend howie long's son, defensive end chris long who spent eight long seasons in st. louis. he's soaking it up and took a ride on top of one of the floats after -- he averaged four games a year and goes there for the first year and he wins a super bowl, so he and his daddy have won a super bowl each. what a great hug after the game for those two. >> deserves to celebrate like that. >>> how about out west there, ginger. >> the bay area has their own the west coast has their dangerous headlines. the northern bay area up to 5 inches of rain. flash flooding and you can see folks using canoes in the streets. we have flash flood warnings in place. first the spring like cities brought to you by car max. >>> and coming up, first lady melania trump wins a big lawsuit but now a new one is raising questions. is she trying to profit from her role in the white house? >>> and why safety experts are saying the supersize crash test dummies are the key to keeping your family safe. we have a live demonstration coming up. this piece is so you. i know, right? i saw it and i was ju

check out this picture of my friend howie long's son, defensive end chris long who spent eight long seasons in st. louis. he's soaking it up and took a ride on top of one of the floats after -- he averaged four games a year and goes there for the first year and wins asob so he and his daddy have won a super bowl each. what a great hug after the game for those two. >> deserves to celebrate like that. >>> how about out west there, ginger. >> the bay area has their own weather headline. you have to see this out of san rafael just north of the bay areaarea. up to 5 inches of rain. people canoeing through their neighborhoods. more flood warnings in place today. your local weather in 30 seconds, first the spring-like cities brought to you by carmax. >> good morning, everybody. we had earlier sprinkles and showers they're off the coast. clouds giving way to sunny breaks across parts of the region and a little breezy down the shore with that camera bouncing. most of us are very mild this morning. in the northern suburbs there are some areas around the lehigh valley that are still a little bit colde

. >> chris: how long did this go on? >> for about a year. he was one of the people, the players in the locker room and of course my family was great, but he was one of the few outside people who really paid attention and who was a great help to me. and i will forever remember tha that. >> chris: finally, there is the famous story of you going to russia in 2005 and showing vladimir putin your super bowl ring and he walked out with it. did he ever give it back? >> no. >> chris: did you have a replacement ring made? >> yes, i was willing to have one with his name on it. maybe we will have the new president bring it to him when he connects with him. >> chris: i was going to ask you if you would ask president trump in his first summit to give him a ring, get to your original back? >> i do have an emotional attachment to that ring. and may be, who knows? maybe if we win someday i could trade a new one with him and have it made up in good spirit of friendship. we will have him do that. >> chris: 's mr. craft thank you. good luck in the big game tod

here is abc news reporter chris connelly. >> long before the notebook, his win at the golden globes. >> thank you very much. >> ryan gosling was a teenager from cornwall, ontario who moved from l.a. to be an actor. >> it's not easy to leave your hometown, and pursue a dream where the odds are not in your favor. >> that same yearning sustains him and emma stone's dream. >> it helped me with my understanding and love for l.a. it can also be a place where really incredible things happen. >> you're feared. i see the decorations, good luck in the new year. >> that is the worst time to meet a potential love interest, but that is exactly when he meets her. >> i just heard you play. >> they click, amid lots of the old school show biz magic. his on-screen chemistry with stone is a major plus. >> you put them on screen together and they create this magic. >> they would view the singing in the rain notebook, the visit to kelly's widow's home nearly ended in disaster. >> she had a ltle dog, we forgot to close the door, we looked at each other saying this has to ends in a nice way, we got him and

take another look at his conversation with abc's chris connelly. >> reporter: long before "the notebook" -- >> it still isn't over. >> reporter: his status as hollywood's low-key leading man, his win at the golden globes -- >> thank you very much. >> reporter: and his nomination in the best actor category, the second of his career at the oscars. ryan gosling was a teenager from cornwall, ontario, who moved to l.a. to be an actor. >> it's not easy to leave your hometown and your family and come out to los angeles to pursue a dream where the odds are not in your favor. >> reporter: that same yearning sustains his and emma stone's characters in "la la land." >> it's like a pipe dream. >> this is the dream. it's conflict and it's compromise. it's very, very exciting. >> it helped reinvigorate my understanding and love for l.a., i think. it can also be a place where really incredible things happen. >> reporter: not much more incredible than gosling's quiet rise to the top of the a-list, bolstered by offbeat and heartfelt films. from the brash "drive." to the tender "blue valentine." ♪ you

. >> chris: how long did this go on? >> for about a year. he was one of the people, the players in the locker room and of course my family was great, but he was one of the few outside people who really paid attention and who was a great help to me. and i will forever remember tha that. >> chris: finally, there is the famous story of you going to russia in 2005 and showing vladimir putin your super bowl ring and he walked out with it. did he ever give it back? >> no. >> chris: did you have a replacement ring made? >> yes, i was willing to have one with his name on it. maybe we will have the new president bring it to him when he connects with him >> chris: i was going to ask you if you would ask president trump in his first summit to give him a ring, get to your original back? >> i do have an emotional attachment to that ring. and may be, who knows? maybe if we win someday i could trade a new one with him and have it made up in good spirit of friendship. we will have him do that. >> chris: 's mr. craft thank you. good luck in the big game toda

come around here, chris, let's show how long, look how long sam's hair is. so, 10 inches, i mean, that looks longer? >> yes, actually he's going to be donating more than 10 inches. >> big heart. let's do it, ready? three, two, one! >> all right. and look, straight down the line here. oh, man. how is it feeling? >> i guess -- probably feel so much lighter afterwards. >> yes? my goodness, it is so much. last strands, last strands! oh, my goodness. look at all of that hair! you look great! immediately, what awesome, give these kids great haircut. look at that. all right, let's go down the line here. your second time, hon, right? >> yes. >> you love it. last time you said mom let you die dye your hair blue? >> yes big rewards for having such a big heart. this little girl, she had the biggest smile when i came in. you still have that smile on your face. you must like. >> this all right, all down the line. someone will get some fire engine red beautiful hair, i notice that the minute i came n these kids have such big hearts. like they said, you know, they have hea

long, gar let blunt, dante, deafen, that's the list, they won't go. blunt who led the nfl told siriusxm, i just don't feel welcome in the house. i don't support the guy that's in the house and i don't feel accepted in the white house. donta pointed out he didn't go to the white house either in 2015. one man that won't be at the white house, johnny manziel, could he service in the canadian football league. according to the newspaper the hamilton spectator, but the rough riders may have violated league rules. no one from the club worked him out and they are considering legal action for this report for spreading of that. >> jared. they are not going to show up because somehow they don't like the guy living in the house. you know what, i'm sure the ceremony will go just fine without them, they will never be missed. that's fine. >> they don't feel welcome with an invitation and appointment in cabinets and diversity. >> i don't know if there's official invitation. it's possible -- maria: tom brady is apparently a good friend. they have spoken about each oth

outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers, chris cold, how long will the cold stick around? >> reporter: only a day or so, gray, we warm up nicely for the second half of the weekend. it's blustery and bitter out here this morning. these are actual air temperatures north and west of philadelphia. let's start at the top and work down to the bottom. 9 in the poconos. 19 in martins creek, 17 in quakertown. 17 in pottstown. 19 for saint davids, center city, 22. even south jersey and delaware are putting up some pretty cold numbers, glassboro, 20 degrees. gandys beach 18. same number for vineland. smyrna, 22 in villas, cape may area, 22 degrees. windchills make it feel worse, 7 below in the poconos, 9 in philadelphia, 12 in beach haven. you get the idea you need to bundle up, layers, glove scarf and hat. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nothing going on, mostly sunny skies expected today. should be a nice looking day, it's been almost a full months since we've had a full day of sun. you should enjoy that today. sunny and cold, high of 36. windchills, though, again, ma

long-time director chris brown said safety improvements were made after dodson's desk, including exterior lighting on the vehicles. >> mobile lounge operators are frankly held to a higher standard than other operators on the air field. >> reporter: our i-team investigation found mishaps occur at a rate of about two a year. at least 16 crashes or incidents since 2007. lounges crashing into walls, vehicles, and other lounges. including two m another. in october, a mobile lounge driver backed a vehicle into a construction site. >> i made it all the way home before i got injured. >> reporter: barbara callahan was a passenger. >> i flew forward. like this. and hit a pole that was in front of me. and bruised my forehead. >> reporter: the 74-year-old had just traveled to honduras. >> i would classify it as a loss of situational awareness. >> reporter: the airport director says the drive carry new of but lost track of the construction area before backing into it. >> should the mobile lounges be any safer? >> we always are looking to make things safer. i think that they are extremely safe, among t

long-time director chris brown said safety improvements were made after dodson's desk, including exterior lighting on the vehicles. >> mobile lounge operators are frankly held to a higher standard than other operators on the air field. >> reporter: our i-team investigation found mishaps occur at a rate of about two a year. at least 16 crashes or incidents since 2007. lounges crashing into walls, vehicles, and other lounges. including two m in april, one loung sideswiped another. in october, a mobile lounge driver backed a vehicle into a construction site. >> i made it all the way home before i got injured. >> reporter: barbara callahan was a passenger. >> i flew forward. like this. and hit a pole that was in front of me. and bruised my forehead. >> reporter: the 74-year-old had just traveled to honduras. >> i would classify it as a loss of situational awareness. >> reporter: the airport director says the drive carry new of but lost track of the construction area before backing into it. >> should the mobile lounges be any safer? >> we always are looking to make things safer. i think that t

a long time favorite. what do we have here? oh, oxtail. >> chris: yeah, man. curried goat. >> anthony: oh sweet. i don't care whether it's the bronx or kingston or wherever i can get it, oxtail, curried goat, callaloo, and, of course, rice and pigeon peas. got to have that. got to love the food in this country. >> chris: man, it's the best. >> anthony: it's such a mix. >> chris: asian. oh, yeah. >> anthony: african. a lot of people totally miss out, i mean curry goat, that's -- >> chris: yeah, man. it's asian stuff. >> anthony: it comes from the east indies, what they used to call -- >> chris: that's true. >> anthony: chef chris's cook-shop has become something of a local institution, a thriving business in a town that's seen better days. how long have you been open here? >> chris: i've been open, this little shop, for 13 years. >> anthony: 13 years? >> chris: yeah, man. >> anthony: the town changed in that time or stayed the same? >> chris: well, right now, you know, we're in, um, our economy is not doing so good right now so -- >> anthony: why not? it's one

take another look at his conversation with abc's chris connelly. >> reporter: long before "the notebook" -- >> it still isn't over. >> reporter: his status as hollywood's low-key leading man, his win at the golden globes -- >> thank you very much. >> reporter: and his nomination in the best actor category, the second of his career at the oscars. ryan gosling was a teenager from cornwall, ontario, who moved to l.a. to be an actor. >> it's not easy to leave your hometown and your family and come out to los angeles to pursue a dream where the odds are not in your favor. >> reporter: that same yearning sustains his and emma stone's characters in "la la land." >> it's like a pipe dream. >> this is the dream. it's conflict and it's compromise. it's very, very exciting. >> it helped reinvigorate my understanding and love for l.a., i think. it can also be a place where really incredible things happen. >> reporter: not much more incredible than gosling's quiet rise to the top of the a-list, bolstered by offbeat and heartfelt films. from the brash "drive." to the tender "blue valentine." ♪ you

don't get too over your skis being long pioneers. >> chris, why don't you come over to the desk. it is a lot more cozy. >> let's think about this. it makes up a big part of the entire sector. it got a lot of refining exposure. you essentially bring oil prices down. it takes away a lot of the cheap product. the valuations are not good at all. the places you wanted to be, that's mid cap, best balance sheets, throws the names moving. and oil services. that still works. >> there is talk in the market. a billion barrels, the longest position ever seen in the market. how does that fit in? at some point they have to be liquidat liquidated. >> let me pose a thesis. oil and energy today remind us of bank stocks in say, late 2009? you had the big decline. you doubled off the low and then you were frustrated. that's how it works. doubled off the low and then nowhere. i think the mistake here would be looking. we don't see it. >> the difference might be. you can answer the question. the bank's business didn't improve. their balance sheets are better. if the business improves, wouldn't that b

chris long is one of the protesters. and, first of all, the fact these guys are engaged, they are politically involved in this process, i applaud that i totally disagree with chris' and the rest of these players' view. but at the end of the day it's all about having the right to voice your opinion the way you want to. what i would do is i would love to spend time with these guys, explain to them why the policies of a trump is good for black america versus the rhetoric we are hearing from the left. pete: referenced, you know, that's such a great point. the ability to speak to the president is one you give up if you decide not to go. >> absolutely. why not go and say, mr. president, i have some issues. i have some concerns. i mean, you are a super bowl champion. you have an incredible platform to make differences but staying home is not going to solve anything. it's going to bring attention to you as a person. see, that's the thing about the nfl and burgess can tell you that when you play as a team and work as a team, you

secretary, chris grayling. he's urging drivers to consider a less—polluting vehicle instead. four in ten cars on britain's roads are diesel. under labour they had been billed as the clean alternative to petrol with reduced fuel taxes. now they're said to be one of the reasons for increasing levels of air pollution. let's get more on this with our correspondent nick quraishi who's in central london. chris grayling is using these comments in the daily mail to distance himself from what labour did when it was in power. in 2001, gordon brown as chancellor cut the tax on low—sulphur fuel. that meant that the annual diesel car registrations more than doubled to 8 million a year. there are 12 million diesel cars on our road and with that comes pollution. exposure to nitrogen dioxide kills some 2000 people a year in the uk. chris grayling is not flatly saying do not go out and buy diesel, he is thinking about the alternatives. the government line is it is committed to reducing air pollution and it has invested more

: but they say the courts have a long history -- >> no, the ninth circuit has a long history of being overturned and has a long history of overreaching. we don't have judicial supremacy in this country. we have three co-equal branches of government. the ninth circuit cannot confer onto a yemeni national living in yemen with no status in our country a right to enter with our country. such a right to exist be, chris, that would mean every time we deny a visa to a foreign national, they could sue in an american court for damages for lost benefits in terms of welfare and employment. that would be ludicrous. 80 million people visit this country every year through airports, land ports and and seaports. of course the president has the authority to impose be moderate, necessary and sensible restrictions including putting in place new vetting procedures to protect this country. that power was delegated to him explicitly by congress and adheres to him under his article ii powers under the u.s. constitution. this is a judicial usurpation of power, it is a violation of judges' proper role in liti

let's turn to meteorologist chris sowers with more. how long will this last? >> reporter: nobody likes 70 in february. >> yeah, we do. [laughter] sorry chris. >> reporter: let's get you outside, live on sky6 live hd down in atlantic city, i'll tell you what it is a beautiful morning out there, temperatures are already in the 60s in several locations and we're shooting for a high today, get this, of 72 degrees. that is normal for the beginning of april. ge

that's the message from the transport secretary chris grayling. he's urging drivers to consider a less—polluting vehicle instead. four in ten cars on britain's roads are diesel. under labour, they had been billed as the clean alternative to petrol with reduced fuel taxes. now they're said to be one of the reasons for increasing levels of air pollution. let's get more on this with our correspondent nick quraishi, who's in central london. good morning. chris grayling's word centermark dramatic shift from what labourdid centermark dramatic shift from what labour did when it was in power. in 2001 gordon brown as chancellor reduced taxes on low sulphur fuel. that led the diesel car registrations to more than double. there are 12 million diesel cars on the roads and with that comes pollution. according to government estimates ten to 30,500 people died in the uk from nitrogen dioxide levels. —— 23,500. department for transport sources say he isn't saying not to buy diesel, just think about alternatives. government says it is committed to reducing h

. >> 21 points in the junior season and it's in chris' blood and trying to measure up to big bro as long as he can remember and was in the stands for ryan's shining moment. three seconds on mid floor and is it the chickens for the championship? >> so it's ridiculous it was a dream come true seeing my brother make the national championship and win it out. >> reporter: not easy for the kid to follow in his big brother's giant footsteps and it's everyday with his name on the leading score by a long shot. >> where i go i get picked on by other students and comes with the last name. >> reporter: what do you hear? >> you are not your brother and are a family let down. >> does a good job and not effecting him and it's his time. announcer: how do you bounce that off your back? >> he is his own arch. >> reporter: with four games to play the skins are holding down the final spot and have not made the spot since ryan was here six years ago and chris was the water boy and would love to accomplish the playoffs and one more thing on his list, have you beaten him in a game of one on one. >> probably no

. >> chris: but there is a long history of reviewing here. >> the long history of being overturned and overreaching, we do not have judicial supremacy in this country. we have three coequal branches of government. the ninth circuit cannot confer on to a international living in yemen, a constitutional right to enter our country. such a right to exist, that would mean every time we denied a visa to afford a national, they can sue and an american court for damages for lost benefits in terms of welfare and employment. that would be ludicrous. 80 million people visited this country through airports, land ports, seaports. of course the president has the authority to post moderate necessary and sensible restrictions including putting in place for new vetting procedures to protect the country. that's how we delegated exclusively by congress, , and adherence under the two powers of the constitution. this is a judicial violation of the judges proper roles in litigating disputes. we will fight it. we will make sure that we take action to keep from happening in the future what is happening in the

. >> chris: but there is a long history of reviewing here. >> the long history of being overturned and overreaching, we do not have judicial supremacy in this country. we have three of government. the ninth circuit cannot confer on to a international living in yemen, a constitutional right to enter our country. such a right to exist, that would mean every time we denied a visa to afford a national, they can sue and an american court for damages for lost benefits in terms of welfare and employment. that would be ludicrous. 80 million people visited this country through airports, land ports, seaports. of course the president has the authority to post moderate necessary and sensible restrictions including putting in place for new vetting procedures to protect the country. that's how we delegated exclusively by congress, , and adherence under the two powers of the constitution. this is a judicial violation of the judges proper roles in litigating disputes. we will fight it. we will make sure that we take action to keep from happening in the future what is happening in we have had hundreds

not too long ago, meteorologist chris sowers was hoping for winter and snow. >> reporter: that's not going to happen, we'll look ahead toward spring. we started with chilly numbers we had low temperatures in the mid 20s, this afternoon most of us will be in the mid 60s and then tomorrow it's warmer. i'll show you those numbers in just a moment. in the meantime there's a shot of platt bridge. you can see all the sunshine glistening down. let's flip it over to the radars. the holiday weekend look good, today, tomorrow, monday, look dry. cooler for monday, today and tomorrow we could break records if yes get enough sunshine and warmth in here today. we'll be closer to the record high tomorrow. both today and tomorrow beautiful. days above average for philadelphia, january 1 through today and this what it looks like here, we've had 15 days where the high temperature has been anywhere from 1 to 5 degrees above average. look at this, we've had two days where the high temperature was 21 to 25 degrees above the average high and we've had two that were close to 30 above normal. we'll add to t

the colder weather won't last long meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with a look at accuweather. >> reporter: good morning guys, it is certainly colder this afternoon. windchills are values are 50 degrees colder than the high temperatures we topped out yesterday. 27 in allentown. dover, 29 degrees, after three straight days of 70 degrees plus warmth it's back to reality old xing his muscles again. lots of snow showers out to the west. i don't think it will get past this, this is the appalachian mountain chain here, as that to travel east it will have a hard time getting over the mountains. we'll see cloud cover thisllhi out later this aft. showers maybetheyp 2s o snow off the leeward sides of lake eriend ontario. more clouds to late. 46 degrees is the forecasted high with windchills in the 30s. i showed you earlier in the broadcast what's happening the water vapor shot. this is philadelphia right there, this is west to east air off the pacific. this is mild stuff racing across the county. it's cold but milder air shoots in tomorrow. i'll let you know how mi

. >> okay, listen, chris. it is not just two stories. it is followed up by 24 hours a day, seven days a week of other cable stations, not necessarily fox that all day long on every e russian spies. talking about the intelligence community. talking about how me and stephen bannon do not like each other, what is kellyanne conway doing? all garbage. there is nothing wrong with background. reporters need background information. we need ne context. all i am saying is if you are going to come out with this story that says russian spies are talking to your campaign, my god. i think that you should in some cases or in most cases actually have a name to source. look what you have done. we have repealed tpp, signed a cool bill to save the coal industry. we have seen neil gorsuch. we have put a cover up. >> chris: wait a minute, we and all of the other cable channels have covered live the announcement of neil gorsuch. we have covered life those events. we have covered life all of the evidence. >> here is the problem -- >> chris: was the president's