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different scene it was. [laughter] [laughter] new england fans who made the trip to houston celelabrated the historic super bowl victory. there it is. there s a little bit of it. that s better. there it is.it i. stunning win put their coach c and star quarterback in thertere history books. fox s joel waldman was there. tr he has highlights on what swha being called the greatestgrest comeback in super bowlban supe history. [cheers and applause]d applause the new england patriotsland proved that they can keep winning super bowls after an amazing comeback against theome atlanta falcons sunday night.ni. playing in overtime for the championship, so doesn t getso e any closer than that. th reporter: the super bowl goes into overtime for theim first time in history afterme i the patriots comen hi back fromc the grave. the falcons unable to holdh them off.. penalties and just, youes anu know, just mistakes and so, s you know, i don t think it was s one thing ....
america. nightly news begins right now. good evening. a dangerous and fast moving storm is on the mover tonight in the south. at least 20 people have been injured. many have been left homeless as the twisters, high wind and hail heavily damage homes and businesses, some in areas that rr flowere flooded during hurricane katrina. it threatens millions as it moves east ward. first to new orleans where gabe gutierrez has the latest. reporter: tonight the south is bracing for more severe weather. another one coming. got another one coming. reporter: after powerful storms ripped through louisiana. oh, my god. look at this. this is real tornado. reporter: three tornadoes touching down in and around new orleans. total devastate. reporter: tearing home, ripping trucks and tearing this gas station apart. witnesses say the sky went dark in seconds. get on their knees so we won t get hurt. it was scary. reporter: kelly donaldson was looking out her front win ....
jersey community find disturbing messages promoting racism and homophobic views. there s a live look at the benjamin franklin parkway the flags are flapping. wind gusts could exceed 2350 miles per hour today. david murphy is taking a look at the weather and karen rogers is looking at the commute. i was thinking on e way in it s a northwest wind, on it is terrace it s swirling around. there s a high wind warning in south jersey and delaware advisory across southeastern pennsylvania and north jersey. this goes until 6:00 p.m. tonight. along the way we ll get wind gusts in the 40 and 50-mile an hour range maybe stronger along the shore. trees and wires are coming down across the region, be careful of debris on the roadways. keep the sunglasses handy we ll get sun up over the horizon the clouds to the north and west will have difficult pushing in today. 36 in philadelphia. 33 in allentown. 36 in millville. cold enough for winter coats. the big story the wind gusts right n ....
overturned truck. chopper6 is live over the latest one. which is why we re going to say good morning first to karen rogers with more on that before we head over to dave murphy to help you out with accuweather. good morning. good morning. we want to get back to that breaking news. chopper6 live on the scene, yet another overturned tractor-trailer and we can see it right here. this is the ramp in west conshohocken from the blue route northbound to the schuylkill westbound. i showed you this even before police arrived on the scene. now we ve got chopper to show us. we have police here set up flares. weaver seeing traffic is squeezing by on this ramp at this point and we re hearing that the tractor-trailer was empty. the driver was not injured according to state police. there you see all the flares set up as traffic kind of squeezes by. right now we ve got pretty light volume. if this is still out here in an hour or so you know here in west conshohocken this is going to ....
i don t consider myself a journalist. nobody would it consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of an interview or even though i have a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? k.coach thank you for taking time to be with us. k, but youroach krzyzewski. when you were growing up, how did you learn to pronounce it? mike: i remember it took me a long time to learn how to pronounce it. we lived in chicago on the north side. my dad was from the south side. during christmas, we would visit relatives, and my uncle joe, who was a chicago police man, when we would go see him, the first thing when we opened the door he would say, what is your name? before we walked in, i would say to my mom, mom, what is my name? she said it s mike krzyzewski. the reason he asked that is because some of my family changed their name to cross because of ethnic discrimination. they couldn t get jobs and that. they did not want krzyze ....