a federal investigation is underway after shots are fired near the home of vice-president, joe biden in delaware. and the faa is investigating after two planes nearly collide on the tarmac at jfk. but the big story on "action news" tonight is a a day of deadly crashes resulting from a dangerously icy conditions. the rain is moving out the but concerns, over slick road continue and the temperature begin to dip in the delaware and lehigh valleys. >> this was the scene earlier today as motorist, lost control on the slippery pavement, pile ups on the schuylkill expressway, and blue route claim the lives of

three people. we will have have more coming up from "action news" reporter annie mccormack but let's begin with melissa magee over at the big board. >> yes sarah walter, heavy rain we pick up earlier today is pushing off to the north and east. big concern tonight will be these temperatures dropping below freezing in areas of black ice, as well. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you this is what caused the problems for us earlier today. we had icy conditions setting up north and west of town and that soaking rain along i-95 corridor in areas to the south and east. it continues to press up in new england and, a soak's cross delaware and lehigh valleys today especially in southern new jersey. burlington county, florence township you saw 2.28 inches of rain washington township 2.10 philadelphia a daily record rainfall total of 1.84 and record today in wilmington with 1.62 inches. kenneth square in chester county with 1.29 inches of

rainfall. the moisture is moving out. the it is all about the temperatures tonight. philadelphia coming in at 37 degrees. we are above freezing. thirty-nine in wildwood. concern right now north and west allentown 1 degree above freezing mark in at 33 but below freezing at reading at 31. 39 degrees in lancaster. future tracker six has you covered throughout the the rest of tonight you can see these numbers north and west of that i-95 corridor at freezing mark or below. philadelphia hovering around that south and east will stay slightly above 32 degrees. waking up tomorrow morning you can see these numbers in the the lower 30's if not below 30 degrees in the upper 20's as you wake up tomorrow morning. that is the big concern. we will talk about the issue overnight and into early tomorrow morning temperatures will be dropping below 32 degrees, refreeze is likely if it is not already occurring for puddles standing water and untreated surfaces. coming up we will look at the forecast and let you know what is ahead for first day of the workweek with the full and exclusive accu weather

forecast walter. meantime penndot crews are out in full force trying to prepare the road from another potential flash freeze. 135 salt trucks are dispatch a across chester and montgomery and bucks counties, but accidents are already being reported. at midnight more will be deployed, in delaware and philadelphia counties. the mission is to prevent a repeat of what happened this morning. for details we will go to annie mccormack live on the schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: walter, this morning was a tragic mess, that took almost seven hours for state troopers to clear the schuylkill expressway. at within point they had tow trucks pulling diesels off of other vehicles. they tell us that wasn't the only deadly crash they had to deal with this morning. who are on on the schuylkill just before 7:00 a.m. sunday flash freeze caused multiple crashes including this one in upper merion montgomery county described as a chain reaction with three separate accidents involving 56 vehicles killing one and injuring 30.

listen closely to the cell phone video that captured the kay joost moments after. >> unaudible. >> reporter: eric blah of philadelphia a left after leaving his disable vehicle and was struck by a car. you cane drivers running to help someone pinned and hear their calls to 91. one person shouts a warning for incoming traffic yet to be shut down. >> watch the cars coming the or way. >> reporter: "action news" viewer who survived the pile up sent in these photos telling us he simply closed his eyes and prayed for the best as he began to slide. there is still so many injured, buses came into transport those hurt to area hospitals. state the police had another grizzly scene in radnor township delaware county on 476, a double fatality where a tractor trailer, jackknifed, three vehicles, slammed underneath. two drivers thomas brennan of lansdale and jason an send.

and, another, 11 vehicles subsequently crashed at the same location, a at least four were taken to the hospital. it didn't end there. near the 476 tragedy, on route three, this woman described the multi vehicle accident she survived. >> i thought that was the end of me. i thought it was the end of me but i'm still here by the grace of god. >> we're told that the majority of the people who were transported to the hospital were expect to be treated, and released tonight. reporting live along the schuylkill expressway annie mccormack for "action news" at ten on phl17. >> thank you. travel was treacherous this morning even for those trying to help other victims of the weather. a delaware state troop are suffered minor injuries when his cruiser was hit road for a while, not far way a van is also crashed and couple to the icy road. in the frankford section a

fire truck jackknifed on the ice, while fire fighters were responding to a call. ladder 15, that truck, slid on an icy frankford avenue near margaret street and jackknifed. there were no injuries. ice melt went down on the road and that fire truck got moving again. meanwhile ice also forced septa to force bus services for several hours this morning. photo event in from "action news" reporter mohammad reveals just how treacherous conditions were. this bus on the xh route was not able to stop at the intersection. fortunately nobody was injured in this area here. we will keep an eye out for icy conditions and potential flooding all night long, tune in at 4:30 tomorrow morning over on six abc for the very latest from accu weather along with updates on traffic conditions. tonight federal and local law enforcement officials are investigating shots fired near the delaware home of vice-president joe biden. it happened overnight biden family was in the home at the time. "action news" reporter wendy

saltsman has full details from new castle county. >> the vice-president and his wife and jill biden spent their weekend in delaware which was the case this weekend but authorities tell us this he were out for the evening at the the time that the incident took place. it may have in fact been a drive by shooting or it may have just been random shots fired. authorities say that they are investigating that potential threat tonight. the the new castle county home of vice-president joe biden is quiet the tonight, the entrance under heavy guard protecting the the house that is set several hundred feet off of the road. it was here out front of the guard shack that the secret service spokesperson says one of the guard her multiple shots fired in the area of the resident and then witnessed a vehicle fleeing the scene at a high rate of speed. officers set up a perimeter around the home and check the property but were unsuccessful locating any suspects. authorities say one person was questioned but found not to be involved in the shooting. at this point we have no description of the vehicle, and in word of shell casings

were recovered near the house. police confirmed there was no damage found to the the biden house or neighboring residences and that the vice-president and his wife were not in any danger. the event occurred on a public road outside of the established security perimeter. there were reports of more shots fired a short time later at a nearby reservoir the vice-president's home is located in a heavily wooded area and not visible from the main road. the secret service, fbi and delaware police are still investigating, they say even if there was in damage done or intended target they still want to necessity who pull the trigger and why. in new castle county, i'm wendy saltsman for "action news" at ten on phl17. authorities in wilmington delaware have already confirmed that the third murder in the city for 2015. investigators say the shooter fired into this van overnight shooting a man in the front passenger seat in the head. driver sped away before stopping on the 700 block of east 27th street, police are still searching for the gun man, victim's name has in the

been released. police in philadelphia's frankford section are investigating a double shooting that ended with both victims hospitalized in critical condition. three masked men reportedly stormed a home, on the 1500 block of adams street just before midnight. a man was shot the in the face, female victim was shot in the stomach. women a actually stumbled outside after being shot and collapsed a block away. search for the gun man continues tonight. coming up on "action news" tonight, the pope makes history as he wraps up his pilgrimage to asia. a terrifying close call on the tarmac at jfk airport in new york, we will tell you what forced a plane about to take off to come to a screeching halt. police are trying to piece together what happened to this pro golfer after he woke up, bloody a and bruised with no memory of the night behind him.

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stars of selma were in that alabama city today to mark doctor king's birthday. oprah winfrey a producer and actor was among those taking part. in march it would be 50 years since doctor king, led the walk to the edmond petit bridge where the protesters were beaten and tear gassed by state troopers. there would be two free screenings of the movie in selma on monday, to mark the king holiday. thousands of muslims and pakistan, and afghanistan

protested against france for a fourth day, denouncing the satyrical weekly at center of the paris attacks. demonstrators burn the french flag and effigies of the the french president and call for the ban of charlie hebdo. they are angry over what they called caricature of the prophet mow ham he printed in those magazines. a frightens incident at kennedy international airport. jet blue says once of the planes abort aid take off after another aircraft suddenly crossed the runway. the pilot had to slam on the brakes when a airways play crossed the runway without authorization. jet blue flight bound for austin, texas finally arrived this morning when passengers were thankful for their quick thinking pilot. >> he can a great job. >> when they said that the the collision would have been inevitable if we didn't brake i was just like what? >> jet blue officials say they are working to determine just how close those planes were to

colliding right there on the runway. ice, rain here caused problems throughout the rain now we are looking ahead to the overnight hours and tomorrow. meteorologist melissa magee joins us with your accu weather forecast. >> sarah and walter as we go through overnight and tomorrow morning more specifically for morning rush, ice is still going to be a big concern. black ice. patchy black ice and refreezing on some surfaces. we will talk about that but this was definitely a problem, this was what produced the problem earlier today, icy morning, especially for areas north and west of that 95 corridor. norristown pick up a quarter inch of ice, lionville, gilbertsville, again it valley a tenth of an inch of ice. philadelphia reporting a trace of ice before conditions changed over and warmed up at the surface and then we have a eventual change over to rain this morning. outside tonight we will still have a concern we can see numbers along i-95 corridor in the upper 30's in philadelphia south and east 40 for beach haven and atlantic city.

allentown is 33. thirty-two at freezing mark in reading. 29 degrees in lancaster. conditions will more than likely refreeze on any of the roadways secondary road, and also some of the sidewalks. slippery concerns. another problem with the conditions north and west is that the the visibility, is reduced, we have very light wind low level moisture trapping that moisture as well so we are down to 1.3 miles in allentown, down to .3 in lancaster. do some extra time. we are down to 3 miles in wilmington. here's satellite six with action radar. you can see where that moisture is in upstate new york in northern sections of new england. it will do so for rest of tonight and notice off to the west, clouds will break and we will get some clearing as we get into the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning. however, issue will be on the road and in the untreated surfaces. watching out for black ice even in the early morning hours, again standing water puddles on the roadways, secondary road in the untreated surfaces, driveways

and sidewalks you will just use some extra precaution before you step outside. here's the call for accu weather for your morning rush. aside from that mostly sunny temperatures in the middle to lower 30's. we will have more details on the monday afternoon and workweek ahead with the accu weather forecast walter. it could be a similar site of the parkway this september when world meeting of families convene in philadelphia a record 6 million people in the the philippines endured drenching downpours in manilla today for the the pope's final mass during his asian pilgrimage. pope francis dedicated his homely to children with the services falling on an important feast day on the philippines honoring the the infant jesus. trip highlighted asia as one of the few places where number of catholics has increased. group of american lawmakers had has arrived in cuba after u.s. travel rules went in effect. michigan senator debbie, and vermont senator patrick leahy are part of the first u.s. delegation to visit cuba send the instant of the decade's

old embargo. they will meet with governmental officials with the hope of continuing to improve regulations. president obama is set to give his state of the union a crest tuesday night but this weekend was all about the the presidential race in 2016. potential candidates the a appeared at speeches, and on the sunday talk shows. 2012 g.o.p. nominee mitt romney told a crowd he is giving consideration to the future. 2008 candidate mike huckabee appeared on a abc's this week to pitch a new book and criticize the president for allowing his children to listen to beyonce. >> some of the lyrics, he won't listen to with his daughters because item bar racing him. if item bar races then why would you possibly, think it is wholesome for your children to put it into their heads. >> meantime the the president is set to unveil a senate proposal this week which could challenge the new republican controlled congress. a proposed new taxes on the wealthiest americans and new fees on big banks to raise

money for programs, for middle class families. after the break jeff tells us who is going to the super bowl. still ahead they were called the teenage bonnie and clyde but they could not avoid authorities forever. we will tell you where officials finally caught up with the outlaw teens from

in health check living in higher elevations may have health benefits . study from the university of pennsylvania revealed, lower rates of lung cancer, among both smokers and non-smokers who live in mountainous regions in the western u.s. researchers from penn believe lower oxygen levels could be the the reason but they still cannot explain why. past studies have shown premature babies who oxygen have higher childhood cancer rates. professional golfer robert allenbee says he is lucky to be alive after being abducted in hawaii. four three-year old golfer snapped this selfie of himself with the bloody face. he says he was kidnaped from a wine bar in honolulu. allenbee went for a few drinks after he failed to make the cut in the sony open but at some point he got separated from his friend and got beaten

up. >> i got hit, knocked out cold from what i have been told that i was thrown in the trunk of a car and then dumped about six or 7 miles away from where i was and all i could think was just getting to safety. >> allenbee says he was awakened by a homeless woman in a park some four hours later. his credit cards, driver's license and phone were gone. police still have have a lot of questions about what happened but they are calling the incident second degree robbery. time for a check of sport. the lets go live to jeff skversky in the the "action news" sports center. hi jeff. >> incredible finish in the the nfc championship game today the biggest come back in conference title game history. seattle comes back from down 16 to green bay in the final minutes, here we go, one of the the greatest nfc championship games you will ever see, seattle down five 90 seconds to go, marshawn lynch runs it in.

24 yards. seattle goes up three of after the two-point conversion. packers get the ball back 14 seconds left, mason crosby 48-yard game tying field goal, it is 22 all. we will go to overtime. in overtime, russell wilson for jermaine curse, the touchdown, seattle overcomes five turnovers and comes all the way back to win 28-22. seahawks are back in the super bowl. >> this team is unbelievable man. we're in this fight over and over again. it is an honor and blessing to be on this team. >> in the afc what is new, brady bunch going back to the super bowl for eighth time. tied for most super bowl appearances ever. tom brady responsible for six of them, patriots blow out the indianapolis colts tonight, in the afc title game brady throws three touchdowns patriots win 45-seven.

they will will face seattle two weeks from tonight, arizona coming up in the next half an hour another eagles star is pulling out of next weeks pro bowl. details and much more coming up in the next 30 minutes. walter, back to you in the studio. good book teaches us not to for satisfaction assembly of the people. that is difficult during washington state during football season. pastor dean kerry decided to hold today's sunday services last night, so his flock could stay home and cheer on their beloved seahawks in the the nfc title game. you can see members of the church in that coma loved the idea showing up in force and in uniform as legendary 12th man, at seahawks fans have become known. pastor kerry says if you cannot beat them join them. >> fit snows you know nobody is coming to church. well now, next to snow days seahawks days are the the bain of attendance. >> and judging by the way today's nfc championship game went, it seems

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were returned safe liz to their barn without serious injuries. i was wondering how they were holding up in that weather. much more to come on "action news", our area isn't the only one dealing with dangerously icy road tonight as you can see there a look at slippery conditions in other cities as well. after a hunt that spanned multiple states the teen couple accused in a major crime spree is in handcuffs tonight, we will tell you where police finally caught up with the kid being called modern day bonnie and clyde.

if you are just joining us at the 10:30 here are big stories we are following on "action news" tonight. >> woman runs over a pedestrian in southwest philadelphia but police say the victim was already lying in the road. plus their alleged crime spree had come to an even teenagers from kentucky being referred to as modern day bonnie and clyde have been captured. icy road result in three deaths in our area and fear over slippery conditions continue tonight around the region. in fact as night progresses we are waiting for temperatures to go below freezing to cause dicey conditions out there. >> that is right walter and sarah we are starting to find conditions north and west already below freezing so icy is occurring in some spots. we have to take it easy tonight and waking up tomorrow

morning. we will show you what is going on with sky six live in hd. we will give you a nice shot at philly international. i'm sure there were delays and slow downs today especially with the ice and that soaking rain, we will pick up across all of the delaware and lehigh valleys. tonight is probably one of those nights, check ahead, with your car year for weather related travel delays. not traveling tomorrow we have improving conditions as we get throughout the the day on monday. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan radar it is dry after all that moisture we pick up earlier today and it has moved up into new england but it was a soaking on our sunday in philadelphia daily record rainfall total, at the the airport 1.84 inches. old record was more than an inch setback in 1930. this wasn't the only spot where we had daily record rainfall totals, for new jersey, 2.05 inches trenton had a record of 1.96, smyrna 1.90, washington crossing,

1.73 and wood side 1.27 inches of rain. moisture is out of here. concern tonight is some spots north and west are below freezing. you can see the numbers. slating ton 31. need wood at 31. pottstown and coatsville sitting at the freezing marks chester and center city in the upper 30's. and browns nil, and surf icy, 38. heavy rain along that, 95 corridor. hockessin 35. smyrna in at 36. the here's satellite six with action radar. you can see it lifting across area of new england and upstate new york this was the trick today. we had rain that moved in and, slightly below freezing. we have had icy concern north and west and then gradual change over to rain. that moves out. and future tracker six shows you the sunshine returns tomorrow the wind will be the factor. future wind gusts at 6:00 in

the morning, up to 23 miles an hour in philadelphia, gusting to 25 miles an hour in allentown and as we go throughout the afternoon hours tomorrow you can see wind gusting from 23 miles an hour, to nearly 30 miles an hour and that will be the concern. call from accu weather tomorrow, in allentown north and west watching out for slick spots especially in the morning give yourself extra time, otherwise it is mostly sunny and high of 39. down the shore in atlantic city sunshine, cloud windy day and temperatures will max out in the lower 40's. here's the the exclusive seven day forecast, we are dry, plenty of sunshine returns wind from 20 to 30 miles per hour, high temperature in at 40 degrees formatter inn luther king day of service. on tuesday turning cloudy high of 41. wednesday we're tracking a clipper system that wants to in move through, high temperature then 38 degrees. rain or snow shower is likely depend ing on the timing of this weak clip their moves through. thursday breezy and chilly in at 38. just 36 on friday below

average, and on saturday for start of the weekend 38. forty-two as we get into sunday. temperatures will be back in the 40's by then. big concern tonight is when things are not drying out we will have issue of refreeze so allow, extra time overnight and tomorrow morning. >> good advice, thanks melissa. those icy roads across our area claimed three lives as motorist struggled to maintain control. this was the pile up that resulted from a so-called flash freeze on the schuylkill expressway this morning. thirty-one year-old eric allen blah was kill in the chain reaction in the the west bun lanes of gulph mills just before 7:00 this morning. more than 50 cars were involved in this pile up. up to 30 people were sent to the hospital and the schuylkill west was shut down for more than six hours. on the blue route, two people were killed in another pile up, this one involving the tractor trailer you see right here. this is the the west chester pike in broomall, delaware county. victims have been identified as thomas michael brennan of

land dale and jason anderson of, dover, delaware. four other people were injured. in the garden state state police handled more than 400 crashes and for a time, new jersey transit suspended all bus services. situation was worse in central and northern new jersey, as compared to south jersey. still commuters were forced to navigate highways, littered with damage vehicles and spin outs and crashes. new jersey turnpike and pal said parkway were among highways shut down in passaic, this fire truck was spinning its wheels as you can sianni pedestrians had a hard time getting around. more of the same in new york freezing rain hit a little later there but result was the same. wet road turned slippery and commuters have a tough time maintaining, control of their vehicles. person behind the wheel of the pick up there didn't make it out of the driveway safely. that was just one of many crashes all across the the hudson valley. bridges and tunnels and parks were closed for a while, because of the dangerous

conditions. back here investigators are trying to figure out why a man hit the by a car in southwest philadelphia overnight, had been lying in the road. police were called out to the intersection of 53rd and baltimore avenue just before 2:00 a.m. woman told police she dragged a man for half block before she realized he was stuck beneath her suv. at last check the victim remained in critical condition. in newark investigators are looking into whether alcohol played a role in this nasty crash. police say that a female driver crossed into the opposite lanes, and hit a jeep head on. it happened on paper mill road shortly after 1:00 a.m. it took fire fighters almost 30 in minutes to free would the man from her car. she was hospitalized in critical condition. hunt for the couple referred to as teenage bonnie and clyde has ended in florida. dalton heyes and his 13 year-old girlfriend, phillips were arrested just after midnight in panama city. earlier this month they vanished from their home town in western kentucky and from

there, allegedly went on a multi state crime spree. authorities say they broke into homes, forged checks and stole three pickup trucks along the way. officials in florida will extradite the teens back to kentucky this week where they are expected to face felony charges. tomorrow is martin luther king day and many will honor his legacy by participating in a day of service. national record 135,000 volunteers, are expect to take part in the 20th anniversary greater anniversary mlk day of service tomorrow. today stars of the movie selma returned to that alabama city to martin luther king and so many others made history in 1965. abc's steve has some more now. >> reporter: hate today ad in to history symbolic march up to the ebony bridge tonight, hollywood has come to alabama. selma producer oprah winfrey, film's director and lead actor and free screenings of the film for families here. but today they told us this is

more than a movie premiere. >> martin luther king was shot for work that he did and knowing that is very hum blink. >> reporter: in march it will be 50 years since alabama police beat down civil rights demonstrators who demanded voting rights for black americans, and dared to walk across this bridge. winfrey, also agreed star in the film plays annie lee cooper. this was the the way it was, county officials finding any excuse to reject black voter registrations. >> how many county judges in alabama. >> sixty-seven. >> name them. >> this is a picture of the real life annie lee cooper arrested outside courthouse after famously striking the sheriff. winfrey explained to robin roberts why she did the film. >> i dit for annie lee cooper but i did it for every other aunt and mother and grand pot mother, who i have personally

known who lived through that. >> reporter: despite the the controversy surrounding the film the oscar nomination that is didn't happen, and the history lost to dramatic license, screening of the movie are bringing the story to a new generation and at the the the center of what happened is this undisputable truth that americans of all colors reacted painfully to the violence, and called for change. steve, abc news, selma. still to come on "action news" bradley coupe are proving once again he is box office gold a record breaking first weekend for american snipper at the box office. and it has been a licensing year without answers andrew along's mother hopes you can find her daughter's killer before she marks her second anniversary of her in murder her pleas

tomorrow will mark one year since murder of amber long, would the man the shot to death by a purse snatch inner northern liberties. >> ahead of this somber anniversary amber's mother is remembering her daughter and hoping any new lead will help philadelphia homicide detectives solve the case. "action news" reporter dann cuellar reports now. >> she was an old soul. she was a very, very wise person for her age. >> reporter: architect amber long had traveled to italy to study architecture, she was an accomplished artist with impressive drawings.

young woman with a good crowd of friend. as a senior in high school she wrote a touching letter to her mom thanking her. >> thanks forgiving me life, mom, that will be in me as long as i live and one day i will have a child of my own and pass that love on. happy mothers day i hepp this letter means as much to you as it does to me. >> reporter: this monday will mark a year since stephanie long and her daughter amber were walk ago long front street in northern liberties after a night out on the town when two band eighths approached them, snatched stephanie's purse and shot amber in the chest killing her. >> i heard the pop, and she was coming back closer to me. >> reporter: surveillance shows the the men getting in and another man was waiting. police have determined it had new york tags. to this day the case had not been solved. >> you had amber die in her mother's arms and i cannot think of anything more sad. we want to catch the the killers but we will need public's help, we know

somebody saw something. >> reporter: grieving mother had created a legacy of scholarships at philadelphia university and works with handbags for peace to give self-defense training and fight to go keep amber's store a live until justice comes. >> i have done everything that i possibly can to keep her live and keep her work alive. >> reporter: dann cuellar for "action news" at ten on phl17. >> $37,000 reward remains on the table leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. >> call philadelphia police department's homicide june whitney tips that might help bring any killers to just advertise. still to come at "action news" at ten man from oregon, gets sandwiched between two semis to live to tell the story. we will tell you how he was able get out of the wreckage. >> wake up with the "action news" team get the top news headlines weather and traffic

it's harder whenever there's a bigger group. pretty much a good day for me would be people leaving their hands off of me. i'm always called names. um, everywhere that i go there's always someone calling me names, calling me gay. i've been choked. thrown up against a wall.

punched. nobody's ever tried to help me.

an oregon man survived a crash that left him sandwiched between two semi trucks. take a close look, that is 27 year-old caleb wigbee trapped in the wreckage of what was his pickup truck. he flipped after smashing into a jackknife tractor trailer, then another truck slammed into him. the collision was part of the 26 vehicle pile up that shut down an interstate yesterday. other people on the road

pulled him out and amazingly he walked away with just a few bumps and bruises. a modeling actor feast toured in hundreds of fitness magazines was hit and killed by a train while filming was underway on train tracks. investigators in pur bank, california say 37 year-old george junior and two other men were filming on train tracks when he was hit by a train. witnesses say the engineer blared the horn but he did not move. he was at west point grad who also appeared on reality tv and the soap opera days of our lives. american snipper is on track, to break his weekend. clint eastwood film brought in more than 90 million-dollar this weekend, making it the the biggest january opening of all time. and excitement to bring in, 105 million by the time long toll day weekend was over. the film starring jenkintown's favorite son bradley cooper is up for '60's cars including cooper's third straight

nomination for best actor. jay leno auctioned off a beloved vehicle to benefit military families. someone took home his 2008, dodge challenger at auction in phoenix. car was estimated to fetch between 50 and $60,000 but it ended up going for $300,000. and proceed went to the united service organization better known as uso. >> when people know that hundred percent have of it is going directly to the men and with men of the arm forces they step up and that was fun to see. >> over the the years former tonight show host has toured several times with the uso. time for sports, jeff is here with the details of the super bowl stage is set. >> wow, what a game. >> half of it was interesting. >> the the nfc game not afc game. >> nfc championship game just unbelievable today. green bay packers, they have a history of playoff melt downs, do you remember fourth and 26 freddie mitchell's ridiculous catch in the eagles

divisional game in 2004. who could forget 11 years ago eagles came back from down 14 on the packers, thanks to mitchell's fourth and 26 catch from donovan mcnabb well tonight in seattle packers blow a 16-point lead biggest collapse in championship game history, pick it up seattle down five, 2:09 left. seahawks recover the the the kick, off the the had hand of brandon bostic, look at this, christmas yous recovers. wow, it slips out of the green bay's hand. there is marshawn lynn inch his gold shoes, worth every penny. ninety seconds left, runs it in, 24-yard run seahawks up three. packers with the ball back, drive down field, 14 seconds left mason crosby 48-yard feel gold good tied at 22. going to overtime, hold on for that jump for joy, seattle wins a toss and the game in overtime then same come back, finishes like this russell

wilson for jermaine curse. seattle comes back to win, 28-22. biggest come back in championship game history. seahawks in the running for their second straight super bowl wilson breaking down in tears wishing his late father was there to see it. >> i seen a lot of great games and i have seen a lot of sports but i think resilience of our football team is unmatchable and the character of the the guys that we have and the belief of the guys that we have, that makes a difference. >> we were the better team today. we played well enough to win. we can't blame anybody but ourselves. >> seahawks are first team to play in back to back super bowl since the brady bunch beat mcnabb and the eagles. speaking of new england, yeah, they are going back to the super bowl again. tom brady going for sixth time andrew luck has had in luck, zero for four, blown out every time including tonight. james devil lynn with the

touchdown from brady. then brady with nate solder, 320 pounder 16-yards, patriots by 38. they are going to the super bowl for the the eighth time, tied for the most, in nfl history. >> my teammates, i could not be more proud of. we put work in. worked our tails off to get to this point and nice to close the deal baby. we have one more to go. it is for you guys our fans thanks for our support. we have had some ups and downs this year but right now we're up baby a and we are going to try to stay up for one more game. >> so super bowl 49 is set, seattle and new england two weeks from tonight february 1st in air zone last time patriots won february 6th, 2005 in jacksonville against the eagles. eagles receiver jeremy maclin is pulling out of the pro bowl due to a illness according to the the source confirming to six abc tonight. maclin's teammate jordan

matthews as you can imagine says it is brutal sitting home watching the playoffs. >> yeah, it is definitely rough. i mean especially, barring the the scenario you know, we really are in good situation but we didn't do the things collectively that take that next step. if everybody just continues to do what we continue to do we will be that much better. we will be able to take that next step. we have pieces in place and we have to take them and move forward. >> math the yous as you can expect politically correct when asked who he wants his quarterback to be next season. sixers in washington tomorrow so isville know of they will play georgetown monday night. bump in the road for wildcats, nova's bus broke down on the way to d.c. they were stranded for nearly an hour on i-95. this is best era in college basketball, deandre be in m b rn not a big block. he does it all. nailed a three. career high 27 for him.

down one, final five minutes and it slips away. marcus posely for three, st. joes loses by nine, they have dropped five of six, tough stretch right new for phil martelli and company. well, this is bad for another check with melissa's a check of accu weather for what

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[lively music] ♪ ♪ >> hi, welcome to los angeles, california. welcome to celebrity name game. i am your host tv's craig ferguson. today these two teams of bubbly woodpeckers will battle each other for a huge cash prize in a game that's all about famous names. and as if that weren't enough, we're gonna be joined in this very studio by two real-life celebrities. oh, yes. [cheers and applause] walking amongst us. our teams today are joy and cassie and sheila and keith. we'll get to you ladies in a minute. you two, step it up. >> yeah. >> welcome to you. >> thank you, craig. >> tell me about yourselves, kids. >> we've been friends for about five years. we actually met playing pub trivia together. >> yeah, we--actually, we were on opposite teams, and we were, like,