i didn t alter the ball in any way. i have a process i go through, before every game where i go in and pick balls i want to the footballs i want to use for the game. i feel like i ve always played within the rules. i would never do anything to break the rules. i believe in fair play and respect the league and everything they are doing to try to create competitive playing field for all of the nfl teams. that s tom brady saying he didn t alter the ball in any way. rob, remind us was it just the colts game where the patriots defeated the game 45-7 was that the only time they were accused of this or is there a ravens game? well there was a ravens game thomas hope you can hear me, a ravens game in which that team complained at some point during the game that the balls were not sufficiently inflated. and again, if you look at this report, it goes back to regular season games going all the way back to september of 2014
wrong. you re looking at jacoby jones there last night during the steelers/ravens game. you see mike tomlin on the sideline standing in an area where coaches are banned from standing during the game. he s watching the jumbotron and jones has sprinted free from the defender and is probably going to score a touchdown on the return. mike tomlin at the very end kind of gets out of the way but it s just enough for jacoby jones to have to slow down and cut inside so the defender tackles him and saves the touchdown. you know, mike tomlin says of course i wasn t i didn t do this intentionally but when you see him after the play, he s kind of got this smirk on his face like did i do that? and now the nfl is actually looking into this and saying he should have either been penalized or the ravens given a touchdown in this situation, because he did prevent, they believe, jacoby jones from scoring. but you know, mike is right. this goes on a lot and coaches and players do a lot of kind of
lord s prayer. this is getting wide, john. look at the left edge. it is getting big. reporter: so many families frightened by so many twisters unleashing their fury across the midwest. the angry funnel clouds showed death and destruction, crushing dozens of homes like cardboard boxes like peoria, illinois, injuring dozens of people. the raging storm swept through town after town like this one, long point, illinois. we saw it coming this way, the angle toward our house. the whole shed s gone. when i seen it coming we run to the basement. it was gone within three or four minutes. you can see what it s done here. just everything. demolished everything. reporter: the ones that still have a roof over their heads have no power. hundreds of thousands of households have no electricity. the severe storm even threatened an nfl game. warning due to inclement weather the game will be temporarily suspended. reporter: umpires at
downpour and violent winds caught 60,000 people in the stands as they waited for the bears/ravens game. with lightning striking nearby, officials make the call. due to inclement weather the game will be temporarily suspended. reporter: the game delayed about two hours as fans packed into the con source area of the stadium for safety. bears fan jerry shafer says it was tense. you are scared somebody is going to act out of an orderly fashion. that they are not going to be receptive to what the rules and regulations are. reporter: in indiana, at least eight counties reporting storm damage. outside of indianapolis, trees and power lines snapped. in lebanon, indiana, this starbucks store ripped to shreds. reporter: here at soldier field, the bears game was eventually able to restart. across the area they begin the process of assessing the damage. alex perez, abc news, chicago.
good morning. it is monday november 18th. welcome to fox & friends first . i am heather childers. i am ainsley earhardt. it is 30 minutes exactly past the hour. we are going to start a fox news alert. take a look at this video. a woman has a powerful twister coming toward her as she is driving. oh my god it s huge. it s huge, it s huge, it s huge. as many as 80 tornadoes were recorded across seven midwestern states. it left as many as six people dead 36 thousand others hurt in the aftermath complete neighborhoods destroyed. the strong storm even delayed an nfl game the bear s ravens game at soldier field in chicago was success pended for almost two hours. fans forced to take cover under a concourse until the threat was over. many are rushing to aid those that are hurt from all of these