time-out. they want to get something up on that board. >> cris: then it gets interesting, do you kick a field goal? it is sort of the ultimate, chip kelly is thinking the same thing. i have been running the ball, not running up the score. look at him. you are calling time-outs here. okay. all right. put that one in hip pocket. remember that next time around. >> al: third down and four. the giants are out of time-outs.

it is dropped. try a 57-yard field goal here. >> cris: i wouldn't have the nerve to do that throw one in the end zone, hope for the best. >> al: bye week for philadelphia. houston, home against carolina. three of the next four games will be on the road. then, dallas, that is a thanksgiving day game. fourth down. flag is thrown. taken down by brandon graham before he can get to the sideline. >> referee: personal foul, roughing the passer, defense, 94.

15 yards, automatic first down. >> al: now a field goal? >> cris: would i? no. allen will come up, reach across the top and try to grab anything he could. smacked him on the helmet. you could try a field goal if you wanted to. >> al: they will mark off the 15 yards, move it to the 24 yard line. couple more plays. >> cris: honestly, it is embarrassing enough to get beat like this. then, to do something like that,

more embarrassing. >> al: well, it will end with another sack. you know what else w.c. fields said, good night my little chickadee. i am not talking to you. post-game report, coming up next. after these messages.

welcome to the volkswagen postgame report. >> 27-0, they go to 5-1, on top of the division with the cowboys, with mccoy, carries it 22 times, people complained he wasn't enoughed in the offense nurvegs he gains 149 yards tonight. he gets one of the game balls, and likeness on the side of the bus, and barwin, with three of the five sack, both of them are with michelle. >> michele: you delivered when the eagle fans and coaches were hoping, your first 100 yard rushing game. what worked tonight that hadn't been working so far? >> a credit, so much talk about

this, that, mccoy, the line. we were confident. others weren't confident. we played our game. everybody talking about the running game. we are 5-1. tonight it was a lot of lane. the guys in front, blocked very well. gave us an opportunity of the we made the best of it. >> michele: chip kelly said he wanted to see a complete 60-minute game and a finish. >> finish the game. it happened at the end, where we had to win a game. tonight, we played. special teams, defense, offense. we played well. >> michele: you head into the bye week, how do you build on this? >> got to be relaxed. get better. come back. >> michele: congratulations, lesean. >> michele: six sacks on eli, you had three.

how were you able to dominate the line? >> our coverage, corners, jamming the receivers, and allowed us to get to him. >> michele: it worked masterfully. this was the plan to get him off his spot. that seemed to work. what did you do differently? >> the coordinators called a great game. they called the game. >> michele: you shut them out. what does it is a about the eagle defense? >> the first five weeks, playing good football for two quarters, we had to play for four quarters, we did that tonight. >> michele: congratulations on the win. >> tony, as everybody knows, dallas had a big win in seattle today,dominated the giants, what do you see from the defenses today and tonight?

>> well, it is consistent play from four quarters from both units, russell wilson had been hot. the dallas group, playing fundamentally sound. and philadelphia dominated up front. the giants were hot offense coming in. fans in philadelphia and fans in dallas excited. the defense is playing l. >> tony, thanks, to mike florio, the "pro football talk" what are the big stories you will be working on for tomorrow's show? >> watching the status of giants' receiver victor cruz, he suffered a knee suffer, he was in an extreme amount of pain, patella tear, we will be keeping

an eye on his statas. and center alex match, who has never missed a snap in his career, has a broken leg. he is expected to miss the season. and hoyer has played well enough to be the starter for the season for the browns, there is a dilemma in cleveland. johnny manziel on the bench, hoyer becoming a free agent. at some point other the browns have to decide. are they going make the commitment to hoyer as the starter for 2015, lel him g go with johnny manziel. it will be a tough call, if hoyer am continues to play as he has. >> the eagles win it here tonight, 27-0. al michaels is back to wrap it up after this.

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welcome back to the post-game report. it is caught, touchdown to thomas. three-step drop. right side. touchdown! number 5. >> just up the road, from the meadowlands earlier today. a look at all of today's nfl action, on nbcsn. you saw the highlights of what manning did today it a tough night for brother, eli. a good day for peyton manning, three touchdown passes, the denver broncos have now gone to 4-1. trail san diego by a half game in the afc west. hillman, out of the back field

ran for a hundred yards today. a good day for the broncos. good game under any circumstance with san francisco, going to denver. history can be made next sunday night, two touchdown pass toss tie brett favre, one more to beat him. 506 touchdown passes, the 49ers with a mark of 3-2, play the monday night game tomorrow at st. louis. we will see you next week from mile high in denver on sunday night football. final again here, philadelphia, 27, and new york giants nothing. this is al michaels, cris collinsworth and michelle. saying good night from philadelphia.

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right now at 11:00 p.m. a new setback in the fight against ebola. >> at some point there was a breech in protocol. it is possible that other individuals were exposed. >> tonight, the dramatic steps to keep it from spreading and could this latest case have been prevented? plus, it's one of the most violent crashes in our area in years. now the heartfelt message from a family devastated.

>> nobody ever thought, you know, what happened if they both go at the same time? something like that was inconceivable. >> announcer: news4 at 11:00 p.m. starts now. for the first time here in the united states one person with ebola has infected someone else. in the texas nurse who tested positive is now being treated in an isolation area. health investigators say she had close contact with ebola patient thomas duncan before he died. the centers for disease control says she contracted ebola due to a breech in protocol and that raises some troubling questions. nbc's jay gray reports. >> reporter: last week she was part of the medical team treating the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. tonight, she is back inside texas health presbyterian hospital in isolation, now fighting the deadly disease herself. >> it's deeply concerning that

this infection occurred. >> reporter: a review from the centers for disease control blames a breech in hospital protocol for the infection. officials won't release her name but do say the woman had extensive contact with thomas eric duncan before his death, including when he was placed on dialysis and a ventilator as his condition got worse and he became more infectious. officials say she wore a protective suit at that time but experts warn problems can occur after treatment, when that suit is removed. >> you might have fluids on your equipment. you might have infectious stuff on your hands. getting it off effectively without contaminating yourself is hard. >> reporter: hazmat teams are preparing to decontaminate her apartment as city leaders go door to door in the woman's community to reassure neighbors. >> while this is obviously bad news, it is not news that should bring about panic. >> reporter: though it has brought about a stepped up

presence from the cdc here tonight. jay gray, nbc news, dallas. tonight doctors are waiting to see if a patient in massachusetts tested positive for ebola. but they don't think he's at high risk for the virus. the man cently travelled to liberia and went to the hospital today complaining of a headache and muscle pain. within an hour, paramedics transferred him to boston's beth israel hotel under police escort. the man is in isolation while doctors treat him. if you fly out of dull es, you'll seen notice another line of defense to keep ebola from spread mchg this weekend, medical workers started screening passengers at jfk international passport. taking questions and asking questions about potential exposure, but only certain travelers coming into the u.s. from west africa. four other airports will start screening on thursday, including washington dulles. ebola has completely changed the life of a man here in our area. he lost his older brother to the outbreak in lie breer ya.

maxwell taylor goes to college in the d.c. area. he and h brother -- >> it's not easy. >> maxwell taylor goes to college in the d.c. area. he and his brother got out of liberia a few years ago to escape the civil war, but taylor's brother went back to liberia after he studied to become a minister. and one friday at church, his brother suddenly became very sick. >> on saturday, he was in critical condition. it was worrisome. we were praying for him, but on sunday it got worse and monday, monday morning 3:00 a.m. he died from ebola. >> taylor is studying health care information systems and plans to go back to liberia after graduation to help modernize the country's health records. be sure to stay with news4 and nbc washington.com for new details in the fight against the outbreak. tomorrow, dr. anthony fucci for

the national institutes of health will be here at our studio. hear what he has to say about these new developments monday about news4 midday at 11:00 a.m. well, tonight with redskins fans were not concerned before today's game, they certainly are concerned. burgundy and gold lost their fourth-straight game and jason pew is here to show how did it all go down. >> well, chris, it's a different week but same story when it comes to the redskins. turnovers and mistakes ruin this team's chances of leaving arizona with a win today. kirk cousins had three second-half interceptions in this ball game. cousins making his fourth start of the season for the redskins. we're going to pick this up in the second quarter. they're down a touchdown on second and 20. cousins throws a strike to desean jackson. he does the rest. 64-yard touchdown, third touchdown on the season for d jacks. we're tied at seven. fast forward to the third quarter. skins down by 3 in the third

quarter. cousins throws a an interception who returns it for a score. redskins drop to 1-5 on the season. coach gruden not mincing words after the ball game. >> collective failure. it's a broken record. i'm looking at everybody. coaches, all the players the staff, look tong mr. schneider versus allen, this whole organization is the only way we can get out of it. we have to dig ourselves out of this rut and we will. >> much more coming up later in sports and on "redskins final" including a one on one with kirk cousins. he explains what went wrong in that fourth quarter. chris? >> all right. jason, looking forward to it. lot of folks are off work for the columbus day holiday, but is this weekend's dreary weather going to stick around for your monday's plan? emelia segel joins us with a first look. >> good evening to you, chris. unfortunately how issers are in the forecast for columbus day. plenty of clouds as well, but the temperatures, they continue to climb. right now on storm team4 radar,

some very isolated showery activity, mainly in montgomery and frederick counsel tis. you can see most of the area is dry but plenty of clouds around. well, for the morning f you are going into work for that commute, some showers are likely as early as 6:00 a.m. and then the threat of showers sticks around for the remainder of the morning hours and fog. temperature at that point of 59. now, tomorrow warmer than today. i'll let you know just how much warmer in my forecast. thanks. new today is a search for a cab driver who sexually assaulted a passenger in northwest d.c. police say a woman got in the cab and the driver assault herd along kennedy street. the man was driving a red d.c. cab a four-door with a gray stripe. police have taken one person into custody for a stabbing in the district. investigators say he attacked a man today in southeast near minnesota avenue and 18th street. this was around 11:00 a.m. this morning and the victim was still conscious when paramedics rushed

him to the hospital. new tonight for the first time since that horrible crash in oxen hill we're hearing from the victim's family. five people died friday night, including two children. now funeral arrangements are being made as loved ones look for answers. ten children have been left without a mother. >> these children are playing happily at a playground at grandma's house, but this play time is more of a distraction to keep their minds off the fact that their moms were killed in a horrific car crash. >> we're talking about ten kids without mothers, ten. i mean, that's absolutely devastating. >> reporter: these women, sisters were killed in that crash. curtis was 34 years old, she had eight children. her youngest is just 6 weeks old. her oldest two are teenagers, hearty is the teen's father. >> you have those moments like

my daughters -- you know, she said she doesn't want to look in the mirror because she looks so much like her mom. >> tiffany was 32, she had two kids, they're toddlers. the sisters had agreed to take care of each other's kids if anything ever happened. >> nobody ever thought, you know, what happens if they both go at the same time. something like that was inconceivable. there was no plan for that. >> reporter: the women had just done the kids laundry and grabbed the carpet cleaner from home depot. they were heading to their homes in southeast d.c. friday night. but they never made it home. they were stopped at a light here on livingston road when the driver of a mercedes slammed into them. >> they were killed pretty much doing their motherly duties. >> the driver of the acura they were riding in, also a relative, is in grave condition. her two children did not survive. her 1-year-old boy and her teenage daughter.

police say weather and speed appear to be factors in the crash. the driver of the mercedes that hit them was kritdically injured, one passenger died, another survived. they're trying to keep the kids' minds off the loss as they plan funerals for two moms and the future for these ten children. in prince george's county, darcy spencer, news4. sexuality assault, hazing and high school football. tonight, seven players have been kicked out of school after they were all charged in a hazing scandal. investigators in central new jersey say the older players forced four freshman teammates to bend over and then violated them in a sexual manner. today the principal suspended the high school students and the superintendent has cancelled the rest of the team's season. despite the fact the team is a prep power house, people in town say the games are the least of their worries. >> i mean, kids were violated and the football season is nothing compared to the pain and

hurt that they probably will have to go through for the rest of their lives. >> hundreds of people rallied tonight to show support for the victims. no coaches have been charged and it isn't clear if they even knew about the alleged hazing. new tonight, supporters of same-sex marriage have won a symbolic victory. earlier this evening, a federal judge struck down a ban on gay marriages in alaska. that's significant, because it was the first such ban in the nation that led to a lot of others. it's not clear how soon weddings can begin, but similar decisions in the past week as well as action from the supreme cours g married in 29 states and the district. well a lot of missing money. we'll tell you about the new revelations about an apartment building that could have some political implications. how would you like to be stuck in this? wait until you see how some people were not prepared for this last of winter? and getting a late start, why you could be in for a rude

we're working to find out why a man drove his car into someone's house. he smashed into a home on o-branch avenue. a man and woman were home at the time but they were in another room and are both okay. the driver was hurt in the crash. a woman in the car was not injured. new tonight a lot of money is missing from a d.c. apartment

complex and that has some implications for the mayor's race. a new audit discovered more than $100,000 is unaccounted for at low-income apartments in southeast. the d.c. government took control of the part southern complex last spring and the audit found $103,000 is either missing or it was misspent by the former nonprofit managers. "the washington post" reports the results have been turned over to federal investigators, one of park southerns former properties donated $20,000 to a campaign. a rival has called on becauser to give that money back. and there's a good chance it will come up at this week's mayoral forrum, bouser and carol schwartz will all be here wednesday afternoon it's sponsored by nbc4 and "the washington post." you can watch it live online. muhammad ali, michael j. fox, some of the famous names who

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in the u.s. are demanding new action to fight the terrorist group. president obama will be at joint base andrews tuesday where he plans to coordinate a strategy with about 20 foreign defense chiefs. 48 minutes, 28 seconds, that's how long it took the fastest runner to complete today's army ten miler, 35,000 runners from all over the world entered the race and weaved their way through the streets of d.c. and arlington. it's in its 30th year but for this race organizers asked runners to run in honor of fallen service members. you thought this weekend was on the chilly side, let me tell you, it could have been a lot worse. check thout video of heavy snowfalling just outside denver. it's only october but people are already seeing several inches of snow. it shut down some of the roads and even the ones that are still open are not very easy to use right now. even for colorado, people were not prepared for this. as you can see, some people were still driving with the top down

when the snow started falling. man, only in colorado. >> take that video away. >> i know. i know. what's bad is you look at that and you just know what's coming down the pike for us. >> yeah, i know. >> over the next few months or so. >> i was actually thinking tonight i need to get some warmer shoes for winter. >> i know. >> it's waiting. >> and it makes the rain that's going to fall a little more bearable when you look at it and go, okay, i can deal with that. >> we are going to be dealing with rain. a cold front moves through parts of colorado and that brought those colder temperatures and snow as that front continues to progress towards the east. it will bring severe weather to parts of the country. by the time it makes it here, that timing wednesday into thursday, i'll have more of that in just a moment and what that means for our weather in those days. for tomorrow, as far as the showers chances are concerned, you need your umbrella. a few showers are in the forecast. we're not talking about an all-day rain or d