Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, the 1st of February 2019,

and we begin with a Super Bowl prediction from the man with the crystal ball.

Former quarterback turned America's favorite

announcer Tony Romo says the final will be 28 to 24 and the team with 24 will

have the ball at the end of the game but won't score.

Romo stopped short of saying who he thinks will win,

probably because he's not allowed to.

But his predicted score is definitely making the rounds.

And for good reason, the one-time Dallas cowboy was spot on

at foreshadowing what was about to happen in the AFC championship between the Patriots

and Chiefs two weeks ago. Super Bowl 53 a match-up between 24-year-old Rams, QB, Jared Gough, and 41-year-old Patriots

veteran Tom Brady is this Sunday in Atlanta.

Another Super Bowl showdown is already underway.

Pepsi, a huge sponsor of the game, is making a big splash in Atlanta, which just happens to be the hometown of Coke,

with 350 giant billboards. One of them, right down the street from the

World of Coca-Cola Museum reads, Pepsi in Atlanta, how refreshing. Another says,

Hey Atlanta, thanks for hosting. We'll bring the drinks.

Even though Pepsi is all over Coke's turf and up in its bubbly grill,

Coke isn't biting. The company told CNN,

we welcome everyone to our town for the big game,

including our friends from Pepsi. It'll be a case of weather whiplash.

Temperatures in the wake of this week's polar vortex are on the rebound,

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