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buffalo 20-13 and our live coverage begins with sportscenter 5's mike lynch. lynchie, how did the pats pull through? mike: they have enough people, next man up. james white was one of them. there are a number of concerns tonight, number one, the left knee of danny amendola. he left after he fielded a punt and called fair catch, grabbed his leg and left, not to return. tom brady was hurried, he was sacked. he threw a lot of passes and didn't have the time he usually has but the patriots, as they win, 20-13 the final in this one. brady was ripping into his offense when he came off the field a number of times. he can't find anybody open. buffalo has a pretty good secondary. meanwhile, key play, 13 seconds remaining in the first half, brady to james white who was he's in. the pats have a 10-3 lead. play.

watch brady throw the ball right here, the whistle blows. apparently thought tom brady was out of bounds. danny amendola is wide open. perhaps he could have scored a touchdown. the referees ruled inadvertent whistle and they had a game for the patriots. lesean mccoy powers his way in and it's 10-10. that was two minutes later. then brady, with a big pass to danny amendola deep into territory. the patriots didn't huddle. way into the end zone, putting the patriots on top 20-10. buffalo with a field goal. the final, 20-13. so the patriots move to 10-0 on patriots are 10-0, carolina panthers are 10-0. two undefeated teams. more importantly, the patriots open more distance between themselves and the a.f.c. east

and can clinch the a.f.c. east with a win, and if some other things happen next sunday night when they play the broncos in denver. we're awaiting appearances by bill belichick and tom brady. as soon as we have those, we'll return live from gillette stadium. ed: everyone is talking about the inadvertent whistle in the third quarter. it swayed the momentum of the game. what it was like in the stadium when that happened? mike: it was stunning. we were looking at it, asking, why did the whistle blow? we thought someone blew it from the stands. you watch the replay over and over again, brady wasn't close to stepping out of bounds. i don't know if the official anticipated he would go out of bounds and blew the whistle to protect him from getting hit, but this wasn't close. take a look, brady scrambling to his right, and there it is -- let's it go. there was one other defender

downfield so there's no guarantee amendola would have scored a touchdown but when everyone heard the whistle, the players in white stop. the defender stops right there. the ruling is, where amendola caught the ball is where they spotted the ball for the patriots but it took away a big gain. referees with a tough night tonight. ed: it might have been the worst officiated game i've seen in the nfl. mike lynch is in foxborough. now the patriot fans have a lot to say about the refs, not much was good. heather: newscenter 5's john atwater continues our coverage at fenway. john: a lot of frustration over the reffing tonight and the whistle call we have been talking about. it didn't cost the pats a win but fans are not happy. >> the refs were bad, they're really bad. i'm thinking somebody gets suspended after tonight. a little indecisiveness. >> ref'ing, suspicious when he's

five feet inbounds. but we still got the ball so it was a good play. >> it was possibly the worst i've seen in my life. it was horrible. but a couple of makeup calls in the end, i think. looked good, a tight game, as usual. divisional rivalry especially against a rex ryan defense but i thought overall good. the pats missing a few key plays on the offense and defense but nice game. john: we had the ref'ing problems and the team without key players but more than ever, is going to the super bowl. live in foxborough, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: worldwide travel warning as millions of americans holiday. jorge quiroga is live at logan with what it means for you, jorge? jorge: passengers flying to and from logan airport we spoke with were just learning about this

by the news, but not surprised. it's the busiest travel week of the year, jitters flying high. mark barenzo glad to be home. >> it's crazy. jorge: the state department warning u.s. citizens to possible risks to travel due to increased terrorist threats. >> i was concerned before i got on the plane to come here. >> be alert, be aware. john: at logan, we know added security. t.s.a. personnel saying the warning doesn't change what they do, always operating on high alert. the f.b.i. says there are no specific threats focused on the boston area. >> the harsh reality is terrorism is out there and he just need to be vigilant . john: the alert is for terrorists. at logan, passengers on holiday

travel say the warning was expected. >> it's not going to stop us from traveling. there's no point in being afraid about having to get from point a to point b. >> what can we do? we got to keep living. just be more aware, maybe take more precautions but keep living. john: as for security here, it's multilayered and constantly evolving. passengers should be confident the airport is safe. the travel alert extends through christmas, expiring in three months. jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: security noticeably tighter at tonight's game, the first time the patriots have played at gillette since the paris attacks. the f.b.i. worked with local and state police to secure the stadium tonight. police canines scoured the concourses and fans went through typical security before getting to their seats. >> police seemed to have everything together. >> i knew this game would be heightened but it's all good and everything's been great so far. ed: tonight, police are

the game in foxborough. heather: a major discovery on the outskirts of paris. police say an explosive vest or belt similar to those used in the terrorist attacks was found by a street cleaner in garbage, found in a neighborhood where one of the suspect's cell phones was tracked shortly after the attacks. the paris attacks will be topic number one when french president francois hollande visits president obama at the white house tomorrow. these two will be discussing revamped efforts to defeat isis. although plans probably won't include sending american troops to the region. it's no bail for the babysitter charged with kidnapping a little girl. abigail hanna will sit in jail as he has a mental health evaluation. reid lamberty has new details. reid: almost immediately after lyndon

missing, police were in contact with abigail hanna. she had baby sat for the family once before she was fired, much police documents. as abigail hanna left her house say she tried to take bags with her, including a pillowcase including toddler clothing, one of which was a pink jacket covered in dirt and debris. >> we're trying best we can. >> police say the 21-year-old babysitter was anything but truthful. the warrant says when officers approached her, she was covered in dirt, claiming she tried to corral a stray cat. she also lied about her whereabouts the night before and lied about not knowing the pass code to her iphone. >> over the weekend, she endorsed hallucinations and has a history of multiple suicide attempts. reid: at her arraignment, the

psychiatrist said she does not include the charges against her, including kidnap and assault and battery on a child. police say she broke into the home and took lyndon albers. the 2-year-old was found naked, head shaved with cigarette burns on her body. the family released a statement saying "we are extremely thankful for the efforts to rescue our daughter." hanna's parents walked quietly out of court, saying "we are thankful that lyndon is improving." abigail hanna is held without bail and will undergo psychiatric evaluation before her next court appearance, scheduled for december 11. ed: a new hampshire husband and wife in court charged infection with a -- in connection with a burned body found in squire.

intimidation and lying to police during the investigation of the death of ashley borgener. police say cell phone records indicate both squires were in the area at the time of the murder. and a whale stranded off shore in kingston this afternoon. the beached minke whale did get pulled back into high water by high tide. crews will be back in the morning to search for the whale. heather: a community uniting, after a heartbreaking loss, and dogs that died in an animal shelter fire. some of the animals paxton fire. >> it was a devastating fire that took the building and more than 30 animals inside. a cruel irony, as it was dedicated to saving lives. >> it was horrible.

reporter: only five out of 37 survived the two-alarm fire that destroyed paxton animal shelter. >> we do the fundraisers to give them a better life and to rescue them. reporter: a collective broken heart in this community. hugs help but the sadness is overwhelming. inhalation. one of them passed away on the way to the vet. reporter: this is all that's left. dick clark and his family run the shelter. >> i'll make it. i'll fight it. i don't give up and i'm not going to. we have a couple here last night that were here for over a year and a half. and those guys were just like our own dogs, really. reporter: this place is loved by so many in the community, according a sanctuary for animals who might otherwise be put down. so troubled by the loss, a social media campaign is up and

running to take donations. as you can see, it's already working. >> we're all sad but the fact that people are so wonderful and bringing all this stuff. reporter: every little bit goes a long way to heal and rebuild. beyond all of that, there is a go fund me page set up if you are interested in helping out, you can go to wcvb.com. heather? heather: the murder trial of the danvers teenager accused of killing his teacher is on break until after thanksgiving. today, jurors saw video showing philip chism at a movie theater hours after the murder using the victim's credit card. the victim was seen stealing a knife. the man accused of masterminding so-called catfishing scheme is held on $75,000 bail. katra shahadatganj -- rakeem

austin is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. he lured daters to an address and robbed them at gunpoint. ed: donald trump claims thousands of muslims in new jersey, jersey city, to be specifically, celebrated the 9/11 attacks and he cites a "the washington post" article. the post" is saying that article is wrong. jersey city's mayor says trump has issues. >> either he's willfully making up lies or he has memory issues. ed: ben carson backs up the claim saying he saw film clips of muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks. trump leads the republican field. the latest abc news "the washington post" poll gives trump

22%, marco rubio with 11% and ted cruz with 8%. heather: two men charged with the murder of the pregnant wife of an indianapolis pastor. larry taylor and jalen watson were tied to the murder by d.n.a. at the scene. amanda blackburn was shot two times, including once in the head. police say the burglary was the third of the morning for these men. ed: exposing the concussion danger putting young athletes at risk. heather: why the rules in place to protect kids are not always working. >> it started with a simple fall while cheerleading, but instead keep cheering. >> my brain battered back and jumping, flipping. >> minutes later, she collapsed.

she was in a coma for weeks, had to learn to walk again and live with a brain injury. >> my first attempt at very guarded steps. >> ryan is outraged when she hears the latest statistics. state officials tell 5 investigates one in every five middle and high school athletes concussions. that means thousands, maybe tens of thousands of massachusetts student athletes are getting concussions every year and even more troubling, half of those they're still playing after their head injury. >> no. i hear that and i want to scream >> one the first to publicly warn about the dangers of concussions after suffering them first as a harvard football player, then a professional wrestler. >> they keep playing and get additional brain damage. >> one way to prevent that, more athletic trainers on hand, like michelle kelly in summerville, ready to pull out a player after any sign of concussion. >> they're teenagers and think

>> the football team practices heads-up tackling with an eye towards reducing injury. like other schools, limits hitting drills week. schools are supposed to tell the their had student athletes are getting but 5 investigates examined every record submitted by schools this year and found at least 100 hadn't submitted by the deadline. others reported just a few, actually occurs. >> infuriating because i know that if we have more information, then we can better provide support and information to the community. >> young athletes are not just small versions of adults. >> dr. michael o'brien has seen no let-up in patients from a variety of sports coming to him. >> it's difficult to keep up with school and make up with school work. there can be difficulty with balance issues and emotional changes. >> ryan is

a spokesperson for the brain injury association of massachusetts, determined to change attitudes of coaches, parents and student athletes. >> i don't care if it's the state championship game and you're in the final seconds of sudden death overtime, it is not worth the rest of your life. you only get one brain. >> public health officials tell us they're working with schools to track these brain injuries better and make sure kids with concussions get treated before they're hurt again. karen anderson, 5 investigates. ed: you've just seen the patriots beat the buffalo bills. 20-13, the final score, they're perfect 10-0. you want to hear reaction from the locker room. heather: the q.b. is talking tonight. mike: tom brady wasn't a happy guy on the sideline. let's see if his mood has improved in his press conference. reporter: audible calls of rex ryan, rex ryan. can you talk about that?

tom: we have a lot of things in the playbook. that's one of them. reporter: was that meant to shock him or send a message? tom: no, just communication on offense. we use a lot of terms. reporter: unusual, though. tom: we've used a lot of things in the past. we have a lot of unusual terms. i think we run the gamut. we have to get creative and think of different things. that one's unique. reporter: what did you see happen on the inadvertent whistle and how frustrating is that? tom: just one of those plays. i don't know what happened. i was rolling and danny did a good job springing free. he made a great play. he makes play after play for us. i really don't know what happened. we were on the sideline and he spun free so that ended up being a good play for us. i wish we could have converted it into more points. reporter: did they think

were out of bounds? tom: i don't know. reporter: we talked about this a little bit during the week, you can't just expect everything to move as smoothly and crisply as it had for the first nine weeks with the changes. did you expect it to be tough tom: yes. i think we did. but i don't think that's an excuse. think some of the things that we didn't do well have nothing to guys. we just got to do things in better, if we want to score more points and i talk about execution, being on the same page. there were a lot of plays where we didn't necessarily do our job very well and if you don't do it well, no one else can make up for what you're trying to do so there's a lot of critical plays that we left out on the field against a good defense and i think they do a good job challenging you because they've got good players and a good scheme and if you're not on top of everything, they make you

play. there were a lot of plays that were uncontested. we we didn't really have much of a chance. >> you got guys going down left and right from the skill position. how difficult is it to get rob free on some of the routes. you make a great throw late in the game dropping it in like a bucket but you're in the stage where it's critical mass for you on the outside, teams doubling and tripling. talk about how hard it is to get him open? tom: we've lost a lot of guys and we will figure out how to win. it's good to win against a good defense. any way you can get these wins, i think it's positive. we have to have confidence in what they're doing and gronk has a lot of confidence in him. if two guys go on him, other guys have to step in and make plays. we made some. i think we left some out there. we'll review the film. we're playing against a good team next week. see if we can do better. feels good to win. it's obviously hard to get to this point.

every team goes through different things and we've withstood a lot. keep fighting. reporter: would you say you're still trying to figure things out, how to do things without certain players? or was it all just execution tonight? tom: it was, i think a lot of execution and we could do better. we lost danny during the game. we lost dobson during the game and we're down to two healthy receivers so it's -- you get pretty limited quickly in the things that you can do. we still played hard and fought hard. we've got to try to review some things and see if we can play better next week. thank you. mike: patriots quarterback tom brady, when asked to explain the inadvertent whistle, he said, i don't know. he was standing there, having a conversation, explaining things to the referee and the referees huddled. they had so many huddles

tonight, i thought they were taping one of those discount double checks for state farm, the commercial where all the officials are standing around and they say, you scratch your head, the microphone is on. that's what it looked like. the referees were booed a number of times in conference. big, big gain. tom brady was not happy about it. he didn't want to talk about. it he obviously knows more than he let on in the press conference but they got out of dodge with the win. we'll be back with bill belichick comes to the podium. ed: dion lewis is not there. the injury tonight to amendola. the field, edelman's not available. there's a point in time -- he's throwing passes you to and me with them. it affected them last week against the giants and affected them tonight. i asked this question to bill belichick, in my pregame interview with

many great assets about tom brady is being able to get rid of the football quickly. that's a tribute to him but it's also a tribute to a julian edelman or dion lewis, guys who are open within one or two seconds, brady gets the ball out of his hands, into their hands, and brady doesn't get harassed comfort zone. with the team a little bit and they have to adjust offensively to compensate for that especially if amendola and dobson are out for any extended period of time. a big one in denver sunday night. ed: that's a great point. mike lynch in foxborough. heather: let's hope it's a different officiating team next week. that was awful wheampt do you think, harv? harvey: i think troy brown may have to be suited up next week. ed: that's fine.

we have lost a lot of heat over the last 24 hours. boston is down to 30. this is already the coldest it has been so far this season in boston. the breeze has died down a lot, thankfully, six miles per hour west-northwest. 20's in most places surrounding boston, even teens at the midnight hour in orange. so it is very cold. the cape, around 30. nantucket just above freezing at the time. the winds have died down, still steady winds, 17 miles an hour in nantucket but elsewhere, much less of a factor. even with a light wind, temperatures in the teens in worcester. we'll have a decent bounce-back in temperature tomorrow afternoon, not that different from this past afternoon, upper 30's cold spots, worcester hills, low to mid 30's for the coastline but changes are coming.

i'm predicting about a 42 for a high tomorrow in boston. thanksgiving day, in the 50's. we'll have a significant turnaround and probably about the umpteenth warm-up this month of november, averaging well above average. high pressure, seeing its cold side but we'll see the warmer side for the second half of the week. that's the good news there. let's break down the next seven days. a lot will be happening. we've got travel going on around the country tomorrow. basically it's the far west with snow and rain and stormy weather but the eastern 2/3 of the country looks fine. jumping ahead to wednesday, some of the wet weather moves into the middle of the country in the form of showers. snows in the far west but the eastern third of the country is fine. both of those are big travel days and the east looks ok. as for football. i think the temperatures start in the 30's at dawn on thanksgiving day which means they move up to about 40 for the start of the football games and

football games and into the 50's during the afternoon. and still in the 40's dinner time and past. friday's another warm day. it probably will hit 60 or a little higher in boston, then a front will come through, either overnight friday night or first thing saturday. it may start mild saturday, temperatures will be steady and start to fall. friday is a quiet, mild day. of course that is black friday. and even then, if you're going to be thinking about doing shopping, midnight on thanksgiving night or early friday morning, temperatures should be above freezing in most areas, which is not always the case. we will be turning chillier over the weekend, especially later saturday, saturday night, sunday, but only to where we should be for this time of the year, not below average in temperature by much. temperature should be in the 40's for highs on sunday. we might get significant storminess roughly about the middle of next week, way, way, way, long way away, probably the liquid form because the overall parent

-- pattern doesn't look that cold. cold overnight and first thing tomorrow but mild thanksgiving. heather: the troubling point in the game when you see amendola grab his leg, take his helmet off and put his hat on. ed: lynchie, on the 40-yard play on the series before, the pass play, the catch and the run, that set up the go-ahead touchdown to keep them ahead, i thought i noticed something then. did he injury it on the punt return? or do you think it was on the 40-yard pass play? mike: it may have been on the 40-yard pass but on the punt, he signaled for a fair catch. he didn't even field the punt. as the ball was bouncing around, you could see him when he walks off the field, he was reaching down and grabbing by his left leg and there was labeled a knee injury and they said his return was questionable. that was after aaron dobson went out. here's a big pass play right down to the 40-yard line right there. he seems ok, seems ok. and he was a big part of

the offense, everyone knew he was the next man up. one thing he started to do, one thing edelman does is yards after catch, edelman does it very well and amendola, this was his best yards after catch night that we've seen. that's where he's brought down, that set up the touchdown by james white. he appears to be fine. it happened later on a punted, fair catch on the punt and the ball was bouncing around. as he was leaving the field, he grabbed his leg as he walked off. first it looked like a hamstring injury but the report came that he left the game with a knee injury and dobson was questionable with a back injury and leaves the game with another injury. we're awaiting bill belichick, by the way, and when he comes to the podium, we'll hear what he has to say. we'll be back. >> next on newscenter 5. >> whitey

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>> you're watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. ed: they don't award style points in the league. the a.f.c. and it's in that building heather: here's what bill belichick had to say game. coach belichick: always a hard fought division game buffalo. always good to win in the division, always good to beat buffalo.

was our best. we need to do a better job of coaching, better job of playing. we got big plays from the kids special teams, big plays defensively so that was good i'll take it and move on to denver. reporter: you needed guys to step up for injured players and and james white did that. amendola's status is questionable. who's next up? coach belichick: i don't know. this week. those questions yet. we'll see what it is and get reporter: bill, what was your understanding on the inadvertent whistle? what was your understanding and the explanation? coach

reporter: were you surprised, disappointed, upset? coach belichick: they explained exactly what happened and those are the procedures they follow. you can talk to them, i'm sure they'll tell you what happened. what else is there to do? reporter: as one of the guys stepped up and had more snaps tonight, james white, how would you assess his performance? coach belichick: i'll go back and look at it on the film. broke graham's tackle there, whatever it was. james has been a dependable player for us. came through with plays for us last weekend against the giants and had them today. and he made some plays for us tonight. overall, i'm sure everybody feels we could have done a

job. reporter: the decision to go 54-yard field goal with stephen, what were the factors are you wage -- weighing in that situation? coach: we thought it was ok. reporter: talk about your defense in the fourth quarter. seemed like they were on the field much of that quarter. they played tough. a lot of big stops there at the end. coach: we had some negative plays. we had tackles for loss in the running game and gave up a couple of long passes, lost good field position but in the end made stops on third and fourth down, made a hairy stop down there and held them to a field goal with four minutes to go in the game, whatever it was. but defensively, yeah, other than the one touchdown run where

we kind of got out of position, down. that's really what it's about. reporter: getting down to two does that affect play-calling? coach: we had to work around a little bit tonight. we'll see how it is going forward but tonight, yeah, we had to work around. josh did a good job managing the game and were able to do what we could do. it wasn't necessarily what we wanted to be but it was good enough. reporter: you know the impact of the special teams on the outcome, king forced the fumble. going back to him in training camp, what was it about him, a kid coming out of auburn, to put him on your radar? and what made you bring him back here? coach: that's really -- most of

joe dug him out. brandon's kind of an interesting guy. he's played pretty much every position on the field on defense. at auburn. it's hard to imagine he was a was and he actually didn't play bad. he's obviously undersized but good playing strength, can definitely run. the punt team. today we used him at the gunner. used him as a gunner last week. another fumble, got another fumble out of john mcelvin so that was a big play for us. he's given us big plays on the return game, blocking and also kickoff and punt coverage. he's kind of given us some versatility. he's bigger than a lot of the speed guys and he's faster than a lot of the big guys so he's kind of a mismatched guy. whether inside or outside, if you will.

and he's really done a good job of learning multiple positions. joe and bubba have done a great job of training him in assignments and techniques. he's been a good player for us. he plays on the punt team inside. now he made some plays as a gunner opposite of slater so if they double slater, had three guys on him on one play tonight. then that creates opportunities on the other side. he's taking advantage of those and helping us. he's done a good job. really, joe dug him out. reporter: bill, word about tom brady's toughness in the pocket. he took a lot of hits but made a lot of key plays. coach: i don't think anybody questions tom's toughness mentally or physically.

they come. thank you. had to say. smacks, if you're counting the lip smacks. he wouldn't talk that much about the inadvertent whistle. he always keeps what happens it is what it is. but you have to know that at that moment in time, it was a momentum swinging moment. heather: 14-point swing. ed: should have been a touchdown from amendola and turned out to be a score on the other end. heather: other news we're following. she knew him better than almost anyone. whitey bulger's ex is talking only to newscenter 5, her first interview since the mob boss' story hit movie theaters. ed: she tells newscenter 5's john atwater, there's a lot hollywood got wrong. >> just

saying could get you buried real quick. john: critics praise johnny depp's portrayal of the ruthless mobster. >> it was awful. john: but for whitey bulger's girlfriend, the bulger on screen was a far cry from the bulger she loved. >> he was monosyllabic. that wasn't him. john: she said she knew nothing of his murderous dark side, only a loving father to their son, douglas. dakota johnson plays him in the movie but misrepresents the relationship with his real son, who died at age 6 after a severe reaction. >> if you do something and nobody sees it, you didn't do it. i would have smacked him in the back of the head.

john: she does not give the movie high praise and is critical of the u.s. attorney's attempt to tack more time on catherine greg's sentence, as they try to determine how she and bulger managed to elude capture for 16 years. >> that woman never had a choice in anything that happened from the minute that she agreed to go with him. ed: the 50 worst traffic bottlenecks in our country.

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central artery between the pike and tobin bridge at 15. the southbound expressway between melton and brain tree, the 28th worst in america and the logan connector between the pike and williams' tum is -- williams tunnel is number 50. wcvb.com. if you're traveling this holiday week, you might want to avoid tomorrow, which is actually today, until wednesday. does that make sense? traffic data from google maps says thanksgiving traffic around the boston area is at its worst on tuesday. last year, that tuesday before thanksgiving was the busiest day of travel across the tolls. the lightest traffic day is is thanksgiving day. day. ed: lynchie, on to denver, right? mike: on to denver. that's right. broncos are next. it won't be peyton manning but

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>> now, sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. ed: i'm not mike lynch. heather: you've changed. ed: the highlights in the patriots game against the bills, as you saw, the patriots are in blue. bills all over tom brady. he had his face was angry, his feet were moving. watch this catch by dobson. that's an amazing catch. he had to leave the game later because of an your but nonetheless, the concentration, falling away, he pulls

it was a close game all night long. that was the injured dobson leaving the field. here's james white on the dump-off, he scores. great stiff-arm to get him free from the defender and into the end zone for the touchdown. hehere's the inadvertent whistle. tom brady was not out of bounds. the officials blew the call. would amendola have scored? there's stephen gostkowski, the first field goal he's missed in his life. he had never missed, and never missed at home until that happened. it gave the bills some new life. shady mccoy to the pile, that's a touchdown. but the patriots didn't let that bother them. next man up, danny amendola with the catch across the 20, 15, 10, inside the 10 to the 5. and that set the patriots up for james white's second career touchdown.

they were about 300 miles outside. that was the touchdown that put them ahead. here is amendola on the next sequence, planting first his right leg, then left. getting away from the punt. see how he grabs that left leg. it's a left knee injury is kind of what they're hinting tonight. they worked on his knee. dr. unruh says it might be -- heather: i thought it was a hamstring. what do i know? ed: watch it now. the hand gesture to step away, move aside. mike lynch, we've dissected the highlights. take us through the locker room, ok? mike: somebody just walked over to this big box where we plug in and he went over there and said, well, i think i'll take this one out, i think i'll take this one out. one of the wires he pulled out was our wire. thank you very much, pal. no problem. let's go inside the locker room, devon mccourty on the win. >> it's a team game. they did a good

ball in the end zone and our job is to keep the points off the board. reporter: is it tough from the defensive side of the ball to see guy after guy go down? >> it's always tough to see any guy go down. we're a close knit team. guys get along well. we spend time with each other. it's tough to see anybody go down. we pray and hope they're all right. >> now, the b.m.w. performance of the game. mike: we've decided to give our boston b.m.w. performance of the game to james white. swing pass from tom brady, breaks a tackle, keeps it down and into the end zone for his first national football league touchdown. what a great moment for him. later on, after the catch by amendola, white muscled his way in from six yards out. james white is our b.m.w. performance of the game with two touchdowns. congratulations to james white. meanwhile, next up, bill

belichick said, it's the broncos sunday night in denver and you will not see peyton manning. you didn't see him against the bears sunday afternoon. brock osweiler will start. he led the broncos to a win over the bears yesterday by two points and will now face the patriots sunday night at mile high out in denver as the patriots take their record on the road. bruins in toronto. rematch with the maple leafs, the team they played earlier this weekend. brad marchand whacking one in. later on, marchand will get but fehr rar gets ready for the goal that puts the bruins on top 3-two. in the shootout, david krejci the difference. bruins win over the maple leaf. at gillette stadium, 20-13, patriots win over the buffalo bills on a frosty night. season. story from gillette

we'll see you tomorrow. ed: great job, lynchie. it's 1:00 in the morning and the eye opener crew is busily preparing. i can see them back there. they realize they're on television. heather: wave, everybody. ed: they're putting together the eye opener and there's my jacket on the railing. heather: would you put that in a nice place? that looks sloppy. ed: heather said she thought the officials pulled the plug on

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