morning so trains can make all the stops and the expect major delays come the morning. the market line has the most huge trains in philadelphia. in fact, more than 187,000 riders use this line on average during the weekday. nbc 10's andrea joins us live from the line for a look at the traffic trouble for the morning rush, andrea. >> reporter: well, denise, there's a message playing over the speakers in the station. but everybody we spoke to had no idea what was going on, which could make for a bigger havoc during tomorrow morning's rush. riders who use the line are preparing for more traffic starting tomorrow morning. >> i would definitely have to leave earlier for school. but, for going to work, i don't know what i'd have to do. that's during rush hour, i'd probably just have to put up it with. >> reporter: all because 30 to 40 rail cars are out of service until further inspection. this weekend engineers found cracks in the support beam on two rail cars during routine maintenance. now have they have to examine the entire flight. a shortage means delays are expected especially during rush hour. >> tomorrow i might taxi or a uber because it's going to be more traffic. >> reporter: officials say this problem is different from the cracks found this summer on the silver liner commuter rail train. but the havoc for passengers is expected to be the same. additional buses will be provided to help accommodate the crowd. >> they need to get it together. they need to get it together, that's all i'm going to say. >> so it's important to note that all of the trains that are currently running have been inspected and deemed safe. tomorrow afternoon we will be updated on the inspections and hoping to hear how long this will last. reporting live in frankfurt, andrea clyne-thomas, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 jessica boynton will help you get around tomorrow with the train shortage. nbc 10 news today is going on a half hour early at 4:00 a.m., and you can get updates any time on the nbc 10 app. we're also following breaking news, amber alert out of columbia county, pennsylvania. state police issued the amber alert around 7:00 for two-year-old alexis weber. she was last seen wearing a white coat, blue polka-dot shirt and black pants. police say weber was taken from a home in burrwick a stranger abducted herd. driving a 2005 yellow ford mustang convertible. hwn-1367. police believe the kidnapper is heading towards three hours from philadelphia. and now for a first alert forecast, a brisk night for those just getting home from a super bowl party. it won't be as cold as you wake up in the morning. now let's get the most accurate forecast with erica martin for weather in your neighborhood. >> we do have warm trend in the works already. i want to show you the 24 hour temperature difference. so yesterday at this same time, it was 17 degrees colder than it is right now and allentown and 12 degrees colder in vineland. so conditions are warming up nicely. we have a nice trend in the works for the next couple of days. tomorrow's expected high temperatures ranging from the low to mid-40s for them, bethlehem, 42 for you. eastton, 42, redding seeing a high of 45 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds and clouds developing as the day progresses. mid to upper 40s for you. fairmount, 46. your expected high temperature. again, clouds developing as the day progresses. trenton, 45, some these numbers representative of the fact that we have a warm front sliding into the region and temperatures are going to climb into the 50s and eventually 60s by wednesday. jersey shore seeing mid to upper 40s and delaware seeing 50 tomorrow. coming up, i had your most accurate forecast and your ten day on ten, back to you. >> thanks. battle is brewing in a federal appeal court about whether president trump's travel ban will stand. white house officials are appealing to reinstate the temporary ban which would prevent certain travelers and all refugees from seven majority muslim countries from entering the country. administration officials say they will prevail. the justice department has until tomorrow afternoon to file a counterresponse. in the meantime, migrants are boarding flights heading for the u.s. now the president tweeted just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something happens blame him and court system. people pouring in, bad. the president then said i have instructed homeland security to check people coming into our country very carefully. the courts are making the jobs very difficult. now here's the president on the travel ban tonight on fox news. >> very smooth. 109 people out of hundreds of thousands of travelers. and all we did was vet those people very, very carefully. >> despite protests across the country and overseas, supporters say the president is doing a good job. now a group of people gathered in front of trump tower in new york city today for a rally in support of the president. supporters waved american flags and they carried signs of encouragement and sang patriotic sangs. tonight a local family is closer to having their relatives arrive from syria. we've been following the case of the family from allentown all week long. they're about to leave abu dhabi and arrive tomorrow in new york. we talked to the family as they anxiously hope for the best this time around. >> reporter: at the home in all allentown, they're keeping busy preparing food for a welcome they hope will happen. did you do all this last time as well? >> last time, it was a little less, why not have the chance because by 9:00, i got the call. >> reporter: the call that the relatives were turned back at the airport. after the president's executive order preventing citizens of seven countries from entering. now seeing a window after a friday night court ruling, they're trying again. >> you can hear it in their voice that they're so afraid that something might go wrong. >> reporter: they wait at home. >> is there a part of you that is nervous it's not going to happen? >> i'm still leerily. even though i'm hopeful and still praying, but in my heart is still anxious. i'm waiting for the next maybe half hour hopefully we'll know something. >> reporter: there's food to prepare. and then with a cup of syrian coffee, a flurry of phone calls with the congressman. >> good, how are you, mr. dent? >> reporter: they're attorney. >> is it all okay? okay. >> reporter: smiling more. her family sending their stamped documents to her phone. >> oh my gosh. this is happening. this is really happening. >> reporter: then a call for her relatives who have now made it to abu dhabi. sitting next to the nephew whose been waiting to see his parents. >> i've been wait for this day for three years. >> reporter: smiles, but a little more waiting. >> how are you feeling now? >> a little relief, but still -- i'm the type that needs to be accomplished all the way to the end. to tomorrow morning will be the true surprise. true, true excitement. >> reporter: the attorney for the family tells me he believes they have crossed a big hurdle. getting through a preflight clearance process with customs and border patrol in abu dhabi. presumably they won't have to do that when they land at jfk tomorrow. nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 will be in new york as the family touches down. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for continuing coverage of the travel ban as it goes through the court system. in northtown tonight, family and friends remember the life of a little boy who died trying to rescue his father. one year ago tonight, a fire spread through the home of 12-year-old stanford havshing the iii. he escaped the flames but ran back inside to save his father. what he didn't know was that his father already jumped to safety. the 12-year-old never made it back out. >> all the times we had with stanford, good times and bad times. it's hard. >> after four surgeries, the father continues to recover. well this week is a key vote from president trump's administration team. the senate's confirmation vote is tuesday for betsy devos as education secretary and today, vice president mike pence says he fully expects her to be confirmed with the tie breaking vote if there is a 50/50 tie in the senate. faced criticism for her promotion of school choice. >> no to devos! >> dozens of teachers, principals, and parents demonstrated against the president's choice for education secretary. they want senator pat tumy to vote against her confirmation. >> like a craftsman who has a tool box and only one tool, and that's charter schools. she needs to understand that she's going to be representing all of the public school students in america which is the vast majority. >> democrats and teachers organizations accuse devos of seeking to dismantle public education. happening now, supervised celebration happening in boston. fans are cheering the new england patriots after their record-breaking comeback against the atlanta falcons in super bowl li. the win gave the patriots their fifth super bowl title. we are joined now, and danny, ton here, first overtime game in super bowl history and the largest comeback ever in a super bowl. >> yeah, probably painful for eagles fans, last night matt ryan was named the nfl's most valuable player, the trophy was the vince lombardi trophy. but he the falcons you have with to get through tom brady and the patriots and they know how to win two, or three or three. falcons were up 28-3. biggest comeback in super bowl history is pinpoints. late fourth quarter, james white touchdown from a yard away. two-point conversion to tie. tom brady to danny amendola just gets across the goal line. patriots win the toss and go right down field. 75 yard drive finished by white. patriots score 31 unanswered points to win 34-28, tom brady wins his fifth super bowl and fourth mvp. here's how matt ryan saw things. >> i think, you know, we did some good things, obviously first drive out of halftime was good, but our second drive to go down and put points up on the board. i thought that was a solid drive for us. again, i thought we did a couple of good things in the third and fourth quarter. just made some mistakes and situations that put us behind the change and we were not able to overcome that. so that part was disappointing. >> yeah, the charter product taking things in stride. more highlights and reaction coming up in sports. back to you. >> we'll see you soon, thank you. leaving their mark, tonight a smelly mess is covering the streets. nbc 10 gets to the bottom of what's going to be done to get rid of the problem. a traffic alert. if you drive the market frankfurt line, brace yourself far long commute. we're staying on top of that breaking news. it's going to be warmer tomorrow, then heavy rain on the way ahead your most accurate forecast coming up. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what 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volunteering, helping others. just like seeing like what can be done to help others, even though you don't see the family getting the money. you just know that it'll include great clauses and it'll help them. >> hoegys for hope partnered with the the lake gillman charitity plunge. all proceeds for next weekend's event will also go to the poor families. people in trenton are seeing an unusual amount of birds and what they're leaving behind is becoming a public health problem. crow droppings cover several city blocks and neighbors have had enough of the mess and the smell. nbc 10's drew smith reports from new jersey's capital. >> reporter: the sky is full of these birds, the most activity happening at sun up and sun down and during the day, you're left with this evidence of their huge numbers. >> yeah, the birds. >> reporter: look at this street sign, you can barely read it. the lamps are dripping with droppings and it's a good things these aren't real people, instead statues, and unwelcomed coating on their ear and nose. these new visitors in the trees are not helping draw people into downtown trenton. >> got pooped on in the way to the bar. covered in crows feces. >> reporter: outside the government build wrgs state workers have to walk the disgusting smesz growing. >> i hope the birds don't get up. >> reporter: now the government is setting up a loud colorful type of scare crow, fireworks. >> might scare them and more defecation might be out here. >> reporter: the hope is that hundreds of thousands will migrate elsewhere. scott miller's own attempts to get rid of the animal to wake them up each day haven't worked. >> i've tried dropping garbage can lids and pots, but to no avail, there's too many crows downtown here for me to scare them away myself. >> the city is still in the planning stages, but it's hoping to get the pyrotechnics going and the birds hopefully out of here coming up this week. nbc 10 news. thousands took a dip in the atlantic today and raised nearly a million. it was all part of the polar bear plunge at the beach. that money raised benefits the special olympics. and now let's try to warm things up with the most accurate weather forecast in the region. first alert meteorologist erica martin is here public erica -- >> yes, here's the good news. we have a warm-up on the way. temperatures climbing into the 50s by tuesday and 60s by wednesday. but for tonight, partly cloudy and warmer, warmer than we have been seeing the past couple of nights. be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your local neighborhood seven day forecast. now monday, a.m. sun to p.m. clouds, tracking the rain showers as the warm front moves from the southwest to the northeast. tuesday and wednesday, can't emphasize this enough, on tuesday, widespread rain, heavy at times, so keep that in mind, i think for your early morning commute, you may have a little bit of an issue because i do expect heavier downpours early tuesday. by wednesday, scattered rain and temperatures in the 60s, live look outside again, partly cloudy skies, right now and satellite and radar image, picking up on those clouds. there was a weak disturbance that moved offshore, a weak trough. now rem nenlts in the form of clouds right now affecting us. not a big issue. all of this will start to clear through the overnight hours and start off our monday with mostly clear skies. current temperatures, trenton at 39, atlantic city, 41, vineland, 36. these temperatures are better than we saw last night. philadelphia, 37, allentown, 41, coastville at 39, and wilmington currently at 36 degrees. sunrise tomorrow morning at 7:04 a.m. neighborhoods right now for philadelphia we're seeing lots of upper 30s and low 40s. port richmond, 42 for you, congrats. along with ritenhouse, 38. chestnut, warm 36 degrees considering how cold it has been. and this is pretty impressive. while lately we've been seeing those feels like temperatures declining, now we're starting to see them climb by early tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m., it's going to be 34 degrees, but feel like 29 at 10:00 a.m., it'll be 38, feeling like 32, and at 2:00 p.m., 45 feeling like 41 degrees. and that's all due to the fact that we do southerly and southwesterly winds. here are the high temperatures for the next couple of days. we are trending much warmer. so look at this, philadelphia, you're going to see temperatures climbing to the 50s and out of. allentown, 52 oi thursday. we go from 54 and a cold front sweeps on through and this is why after that we start to see 30s making a comeback and i do think we'll get a chance of a wintery mix there. so heads up now. hour by hour forecast, we'll get this going. and notice that those rain showers move in after midnight on tuesday. we certainly could see an issue for that morning commute. and for the afternoon so give yourself a little extra time. this clears out, but then more rain follows suit on wednesday. so coming up, i have your ten day on 10. we're going to talk about what to what part with the warm-up and temperatures diving back into the 30s. here's danny with sports. >> thank you. coming up, the sixers may need to change their strategy. we'll explain and temple leaves the three-point shot to it's advantage today. plus more from houston and the biggest comeback in super bowl history. the patriots overcame a 25-point deficit. we'll show you just thousand happened, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. hey, hey, danny with you once again. super bowl li figured to be a tale two of quarterbacks. tom brady looking for his fifth title with the patriots and penn charter product trying to bring the lombardi trophy to atlanta. brady tied with jerry and joe with four super bowl wins. patriots on the move, but praed picked off by robert alfred, and he's taking it to the house. first pick six in brady's super bowl career, patriots down 21-0. third quarter, it's 21-3, second touchdown pass. this one is a six-yard pitching catch. falcons led 28-3 at sbefr mission, but the patriots come back down eight, brady, who else but julian edelman, look at this catch. helps keep the drive alive. my goodness. catches it off a falcons player cleat, then james white cashes in from a yard away. patriots need a two-point conversion to tie the game. and they get it. brady to danny amendola. they climb out of a 25-point hole do the patriots, and after winning the toss in overtime, here they are, knocking to the door again. 75 yard drive. the final two by white. patriots win 34-28, brady gets his record-setting fifth super bowl win. >> it was exactly the way we didn't plan it. that was everything we didn't want to do in the first half and it was better in the second half. so it was a great, you know, hell of a football game. >> there's nothing you can really say. that's a tough loss. obviously, you know, very disappointed, very close to getting done what we wanted to get done. but owe no, it's hard to find words tonight. >> sour grapes for matt ryan and the penn charter products, but this is a live look at boston common in beantown. patriots fans are packing that area to celebrate their fifth super bowl title. eagles fans can only dream of enjoying that one day as they're still looking for their first super bowl win. college basketball, temple the only local team in action today. hosting south florida, starting to turn things around in the american lick it conference. scored the first nine points and ended on a 13-0 run. moore, deposits two of the ten, 46-23. ernest inside. shot 54% from the floor. you can call him jack tripper. three's company. six of seven from outside. he has 22, owls win 8. -74 third victory in the last four games. sixers wrap up a four-game road trip tomorrow in detroit and drop the first three games on this trip all without them. and will not play tomorrow, but covington might, then there's jha legal worrying about. missed with a sore knee in the well. we can buy a respiratory infection. miss their big man last night in a 125 loss to the heat. this guy, hassan was a man amongst boys, double, double before the end of the first quarter at 30 points and 20 rebounds in all, with more big man base teams on the schedule. brown says his team may need to go small. >> by opening some things up and playing with more speed and more three-point shooting. make the bigs less impactful. we tried to go as our bigs in the second half. that was a result mostly, you know, not really being ready to go and you felt like the game was moving on past us. and it seemed almost cruel to force them to play. but i think you have to get dreetive those types of things come to your mind. trying to figure out a way to compete and get a win. >> yeah, rejoin you later in the show where we'll hear from the fliers and more on super bowl li. until then, i'm danny pamel, we'll be right back. what does a steak lover eat when they're not eating steak? how about this? or this...? or this...? okay that last one was steak, but how could they not? you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special: longhorn favorites. get our outlaw ribeye, the longhorn salmon, or the parmesan crusted chicken. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger, or any steakhouse lunch combo. only at longhorn. no guide between movie goers. split won for the third straight week. the horror film raked in 14 million balks. the ring finished in a close second bringing in $13 million. and rounding out the top three was a dog's purpose, bringing in just under $11 million. last year, she's saying the national anthem and this year, lady gaga brought down the house with her 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inspection. this weekend, engineers found cracks in the support beams on two rail cars during routine maintenance. now they have to examine the entire fleet. a shortage of rail cars means delays and larger crowds are expected, especially during rush hour. so take a look right now, additional buses will be provided along the market frankfurt line to accommodate the crowd. all of the trains that are in use, it's important to note, they have been inspected and they've all been deemed safe, but again, tomorrow morning, leave a little early. reporting live from frankfurt andrea clyne-thomas, nbc 0 news. >> thank you. nbc 10 has you covered how to to get around on the market frankfurt line. going on a half hour early at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. get traffic updates on the nbc 10 app. we're also following breaking news an amber alert out of columbia county, pennsylvania. around 7:00 tonight for alexis weber. she was last seen wearing a white coat, blue polka-dot shirt and black pants. she was taken from a home on west front street. she was abducted by a stranger. now the car the stranger was last seen in is a 2005 yellow ford mustang convertible. hwn-1367. police think the kidnapper is headed towards laport about three hours from philadelphia. and now to the first alert weather. the sun will actually come out tomorrow and it's going to warm up a bit, then the rain moves in. and now for the most accurate forecast, let's go to erica martin. eri erica. >> we are expecting a nice warm-up, that's already in the works. and that's all due to the fact that we have this westerly and southwesterly flow. so that tells us we have warmer air sliding into place. we're waiting for a warm front and temperatures will steadily climb until they top out in the 60s by wednesday. but i want to show you your morning temperatures. much warmer than we have been seeing for the past couple of days. at 7:00 a.m. monday morning, it's going to be 32 degrees in philadelphia. egg harbor 30 for you, avalon, 33, burlington at 31. trenton, 30, upper 20s for.milstown, allen town, and westchester 30 and your expected temperature tomorrow morning, 31 degrees. keep that in mind. at least we're trending warmer. high temperatures for the next couple of days looking really good. philadelphia, tuesday, 55, respected high, 62 on wednesday, but then we drop into the 30s behind a cold front. and we very well could see a wintery mix early thursday morning. i have your most accurate forecast coming up in just a bit and your ten day on 10, back to you. >> thank you. muslim families affected by president trump's controversial travel ban are hastily coming to the u.s. this after a federal judge in seattle temporarily halted the ban at an appeals court declined to reverse this ruling. the white house is appealing. jennifer johnson has the latest. >> reporter: taking advantage of a window of opportunity, travelers previously banned from entering the u.s. are happily arriving in american airports. this family 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policies. >> reporter: white house says it will not work with congress to hammer out a less controversial travel ban. 50,000 visas that have been cancelled are now considered valid, allowing immigrants back in for now. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. allentown family is waiting for relatives from syria to come home. and when they arrived in philadelphia international last weekend, they were turned away. now after the latest court ruling, they see a window and she's trying to bring her family home. they're expected to arrive at jfk international monday. we will continue to follow the story and bring you any updates. the delaware prison guard killed during an inmate uprising will be laid to rest next weekend. lieutenant steven floyd will be held friday evening at delaware state university. a second visitation and funeral will take place saturday morning. lieutenant floyd was found dead early thursday after a hostage stand off at the james. vaughn correctional center near smyrna. 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the ryan howard training center is making a grass roots effort to change that. >> i feel like i'm ready for the upcoming high school season. i really want to do great in this facility that's provided me with the tools to be great. >> reporter: meet this young man. travels to south philly twice a week to play. baseball is his passion. >> any man that you see or fail that the support. took time to succeed. >> reporter: exposure can create a lifelong love affair with the game. dr. martin luther king's birthday, they sent one of their top young talents to be their ambassador. >> there you go, good job. good job, man. i hope i'm making a good impact on them, man, and i hope they take to a lot of it. >> reporter: parents like bernard carter definitely are getting something out of it. this major league facility and training are making a real difference. >> what you really want to the see is kids who love the game and coming out and yelling at their tv and coming to the game to really be able to advance and improve their skills and have the pros come back. and give the kids, you know, some pointers on how they could get to where they are. >> that's the last time just to get to talk to the kids, it was a great thing. a great opportunity, man. and i'm loving it, man, loving every minute of it. >> and that was jacqueline london reporting. jacqueline and aaron coleman will have so much more in our nbc 10 celebration of black history month special from the african american museum. saturday at 7:00. well turning 100 years old is a huge milestone, but when nbc 10 photojournalist mark went to katherine adam's birthday party today, he had a message for her. >> 110th, is that right? >> i hope so. >> katherine and her family were nice enough to let us attend her party at nelly reynolds garden in strawberry mansion. she was surrounded by family and friends. happy birthday, katherine. erica, check out that crown there. she looks fantastic. 100 years old. happy birthday. >> she looks fantastic indeed, denise. >> let's get to the forecast. yes, even just as fantastic, we have a really nice warm-up in the works. now weather headlines include a partly cloudy night, but warmer temperatures. we are warming up nicely and we're going to hit 60s by wednesday. i'll get to that in just one moment. on monday, we start off with some sunshine and then developing clouds as the day progresses. tracking some rain due here overnight monday into tuesday. so on tuesday, we do have rain, widespread at times, and wednesday, it looks like scattered rain showers with temperatures topping out in the 60s. otherwise, our live look outside, not functioning properly, but we're going to get to our satellite and radar image. we are seeing clouds and that's due to the fact that we had a weak disturbance moving offshore earlier and this is why we're seeing the clouds for tonight again partly cloudy skies. current temperature, 41 degrees. trenton, 39, philadelphia, 37 degrees and normal high is 42, and in philadelphia, we topped out at 43 degrees. sunrise tomorrow morning is at 7:04 a.m. temperature difference, we really like this, it is 17 degrees warmer at the same time in allentown. mt. holly, eight, and 12 degrees warmer. we'll take it and we're only trending warmer over the next couple of day us. overnight lows mainly in the upper 20s to low 30s. coatesville, 27 for you, and 29 degrees. that's your expected overnight low. your morning temperatures, notice that we tart to see a shift in the winds. they are northwesterly to westerly and southwesterly as that warm front starts to approach our area. that's exactly what we're looking for, especially as we start to climb into those 50s and 60s. so tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., you're going to see lots of upper 20s to low 30s, philly, 32, westchester, 30, along with trenton and burlington, you're expected temperature tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. 31 degrees with still below the freezing mark. bundle up. here it is, temperatures trending, tuesday, 55, wednesday, 62, well above normal for this time of the year. and your hour by hour forecast. this is the next big weather story. we're tracking showers moving in from the southwest towards the northeast. and look, it's not until after midnight with the rain showers move in, approaching chester, delaware county, new castle county, and early tuesday morning, we may see spots of heavy downpours. models are now favoring a little bit of a break here. unorganized rain, then we see heavier pockets move in right around lunchtime, keep that in mind. another break by 5:00 p.m. so i don't expect a washout for that tuesday afternoon or evening commute. we do have some more rain moving in on wednesday and the chance of a wintery mix getting in here by thursday morning. so keep that in mind. we have a cold front that's going to sweep on through. the ten day on 10 bridges us that brief warm-up on tuesday and wednesday. and then there it is, that cold front, 36:00 degrees, a.m. mix, 37 on friday. chances of rain saturday into sunday, happy valentine's day next tuesday. 42 is the expected high temperature. hey i'm danny, flyers scratched their two youngsters to the last two games. what should we expect tomorrow? we'll hear from the head coach. tom brady not only wins his fifth super bowl, but he did it in historic fashion. more from super bowl li when we return. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ hey with you once again, the city of atlanta, celebrated just one major championship, the braves winning the world series in 1995, looked for a while like it was time to plan another praed, falcons, patriots, super bowl li, matt ryan, his second touchdown pass, this one six yards to tevin coleman, falcons led 28-3, the patriots come back, down eight. brady to julian edelman. watch this amazing catch to help keep the drive alive. what a grab, then james white cashes from a yard out. patriots need a two-point conversion to tie the game and they get it. brady to danny amendola. they climb out of a 25-point hole, and after winning the toss in overtime, drive that goes 75 yards, the final two by white, patriots win 34-28. brady gets his record-setting fifth super bowl victory. >> we just kept trying to, you know, find a little crack in the armor and keep plugging away. and you know, our team just showed great mental toughness throughout the game. just never, never really flinched. >> this has been a just an incredible team. and just happy to, you know, be apart of it. it's just a great group of coaches and teammates and overcame a lot of different things, and it's all worth it. >> well, it is hooter the owl's birthday and that's good news for temple basketball. they are 11-0 when playing on the mascot's birthday, south florida, out into the half in a 13-0 run. moore, two of his ten. owls doubling up the 46-23 at the break. go to the second half, ernest, inside, owl shot 54%, and then daniel dangle cashing in from distance 67 from outside for 22 points. owls win 83-74 for their third victory in the last four games. sixers wrapping up a four-game road trip in detroit. they drop the first three games and robert covington indeed won't play tomorrow. and then therein okayle forto worry about, he missed the last game with a knee and weakened by a respiratory infection. paul pierce started his nba career exactly 19 years ago. today he played his final game in beantown and he hit had three for the last shot of the game. celtics get the victory, 107-102 and fans say good-bye to pierce. flyers earned three of the four points in the first two game of their five-game home stand. they currently sit in the second wild card. michael was in there for both games. first time he made consecutive starts. gave up a total of two goals on 54 shots. >> scored three goals. two goals and we got three points. and that's the reason. >> flyers back in action tomorrow hosting the blues. will help you scratch it for the last two games based on today's practice, it appears they will sit again tomorrow. dave hacksaw was noncommittal when asked if he was going to change the line-up. >> we're considering it. i haven't decided yet. >> would that be predicated upon being more offense in? >> you know what we think is best. you know for every particular game. our group has played well in the last couple of nights. and you know, done a very good job in a lot of areas. he can always look at ways to do things a little bit different or different possibly. so, you know, we're going to consider that. and we'll make the final decision tomorrow morning. >> that is your look at sports, we'll be right back. what does a steak lover eat when they're not eating steak? how about this? or this...? 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passes through. then a cold front. 62-36 between wednesday and thursday. could see a.m. mix and stay in the 30s until the weekend climb back into the upper 40s and 50s and so, from there on out, looks like we're trending warmer, but the thing is right now, we have 50s and 60s and in the 30s. be sure to bundle up one more time. >> and also we have rain too. >> that's right. we have rain especially for tuesday and looks more like a scattered for wednesday. >> thanks erika. and that's from all of us here. once again, nbc 10 news today starts at 4:00 a.m. we'll leave you in boston far celebration of super bowl li. if your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's 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