their rival ry with the dallas cowboys. wboys will play tomorrow night in a monday-nighter against tennessee at home. try to get the record squared 4-4. philly a bye today. meanwhile, we can tell you volkswagen post game report. liam up here to wrap up the night. chris and i will take a brief look ahead to next sunday's game. cowboys and eagles in philadelphia. mike mccarthy has been the head coach 13 ssons. came aboard in 2006. he and sean payton getting their jobs at the same time. meanwhile, belichick and marvin lewis are the only guys with longer tenure with the same team.st

well, at lor tonight >> cris: i have heard of a billy goat. but the brady g.o.a.t. won tonight. >> al: yep. >> cris: there's the king. t m brady. boy, you talk aboupeople eaking with reverence ar here about tom brady. you can't even get into a debate about who is the greatest of all time. >> al: five ring s. tough to beat. can run it all the way down. the packers, boy, they are up against the wall now. home against miami. then quick turnaround. go to seattle on a thursday night. they really love tt schedule. >> cris: you know, back-to-back games now, the green bay packers go to l.a., take on an undefeated rams team. had a chance there, but for the

fumble on the kickoff return. come here and but for the fumble that happened in the fourt quarter as they were already in scoring position by aaron jones, they might have won this one.se they hen the best. they know they canompete. they just didn't finish the job. >> al: and the patriots finish their job.ua so as usthey get off to a slow start. dey were 1-2. sunday night game etroit they didn't look good. came home and begito roll. six wins in a row, scoring a lot of points. got the job done when they had to tonight. get ready for a couple more road games. >> cris: edelman ends up with the highest quarterback rating n of theht. >> al: volkswagen post game m port coming up right after these messages froyour nbc station. vo: fox news on depatrick morrisey:

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where she referred to nerve gas ic as just inse developed for people. someone who's made a career cashing in on her government contacts- was sued for using her position as a board member to defraud shareholders. and is now pursuing trumps agenda of defunding planned parenthood and denying medical coverage to people with pre existing conditions. the more you know aimee hoeber, the less you want to. i'm david trone, i approve is message. >> announcer: welcome to the volkswagen suvw post game report.ch here now, liamh. >> built up as the battle of the g.o.a.t.s, tonight at least it's advantage brady. without gronkowski he uses his weapons to orchestrate a 31-17 victory.

welcome back to new england.wi the night bega the boston red sox bringing the world series trophy on the field. it ends with the patriots winning for a sixth consecutive time. brady entered the contest with multiple wins over future hall m ofs like peyton manning, drew brees, ben roethlisberger. tonight he gets his first victory against aaron rodgers. the pats pick up the victory. we get to give out some game balls. tom brady deserving.ly ne00 yards passing. 294 and the td. patterson, 11 rushes, 61 yards and a score. on defense, gilmore, three tackles. the big fumble recovery which led to seven point ifser ts for patriots. >> michele: tom, you were excited for the game. you said if we win i'll be reppy. we just have to fiut how to win. what did you figure out? >> we fought hard. even after three quarters and played good in the fourth.o

defense madeny plays. glad we kept them off the field at the end.it as a great job. >> michele: no sony michel, no gronk, missing an offensive lineman. how did you overcome it? >> i said before the game, everyone's got to contribute. everyone made plays. the defense played great. offensively we ran a good c.p., what a great performance running. james, jewels, josh, everyone made great plays. >> michele: you know how good and dangerous aaron rodgers is. what do you think of the defense? >> they were on the receivers tight. our defense made them fire the ball in there. he made a lot of good plays in there. great to see him play so well. >> michele: congratulations.an i know yout to say hi? >> hi to my mom and dad, my beautiful wife and kids. see you in the morning. >> michele: let's go to stephon gilmore. how did you rise to the

challenge tonight? we knew he would play aggressive. he made great throws. we had to get it play ay out. we came up with the win. >> tom mentioned tied at 17 as the fourth quarter ban. that's when the defense seemed to step on things. what did you notice out the defensive intensity? t we knew the pressure was on. we knew we had to e ball back for the offense. we were able to get a turnover, get a ball to the offense. that's what we have been doing all year. >> congratulations on the win. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> liam? >> mhelle, thanks. the pats continue to pick up wins. tomorrow check out peter kins football morning in america column on nbc sports.com. peter dives into the advicbill belichick has for alex cora and drew brees' words. plus, you can catch mike florio and chris simms on pft live tomorrow from 7:00 to 9:00

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>> announcer: welcome back to the volkswagen suvw post game report. here now al michaels and cris collinsworth. >> al: one of the staples of "sunday night football" is the

nfc east rifle ivalries. the way it's packed tight any now in the nfc east thwinner of that game, washington is in first now. philadelphia saved their season with a win in london. cowboys get a win tomorrow night, they would be at .500. >> cris: the redskins' loss brought everybody backo the pack. looks like one of those years in the east where it ll be somebody gets knocked off and who will it be. probably comes down to the last couple of weeks of the season when they start playing each other. >> al: amari cooper makes his debut tomorrow. carson wentz and the philadelphia eagles and the dallas cowboys on sunday night football. so the battle here is over. e new england wins by a scof 31-17. brady throws for 294. it's a six-game nning streak fo r the new england patriots. coming up next, except on the

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about five miles south and 15 minutes later, more gunshots.ou two people f dead in a car in a separate incident. the killer on the loose. we've had a really nice weekend with weather, but you're going to wake up to a big change. storm team 4 is going to help get you rdy. a this time tuesday, we're going have a clearer picture of the results of one of the most closely scrutinized midterm elections in recent memory. in virginia, maryland, d.c., and across the country, candidates are pressing the flesh in a last-ditch effort to win your support. >> "news4 at 11" begins with breaking news. >> that breaking news a very violent night in prince william county. good evening. emka gonzalez. two dead in one location. another shot by police in a second location. the gunshots fired inri wooe are not connected. the double homicide was on brandy moor loop. the officer-involved shooting on laurel street. yews4's darcy spencer live m

woodbridge with why police opened fire. darcy? >> reporter: erika, we're here on featherstone road. if you take a look at the scene behind me, the street is a couple of streets away from where i'm standing. the road closures remain in place at this hour. the police chief came out and briefed reporters this evening, making it very clear, this could have been much worse. >> one of our cruisers was struck a number of times with gunfire. so basically, this was an ambush. >> reporter: prince william county police shot aed wou man armed with a rifle. the suspect allegedly opened fire oneyfficers as arrived at the scene on laurel street in woodbridge. he was taken into custody. >> they were pulling up and they all of the sden realize they'd were under -- being shot at they were under gunfire. >> the chief tells me the suspect fired at homes i neighborhood. two officers returned gunfire. nt one point, the suspect was believed to have bn the roof of his home. it's unclear how many shots were

fired, a police are still searching for a motive. >> extremely dangerous. i would characterize it as very dangerous, and i'm glad that no residents werein jured. i'm glad that no police officers were injured. >> reporter: just 15 minutes later, police were called tobr dy moor loop for a double shooting. both incidents were in woodbridge several miles apart buthey were not related. police say the victims were in a rcar that had driven o curb into a wooded area. the shooter got away. >> when the officers made contact with the two wo individuals, tmales, we determined they were suffering om apparent gunshot wounds. they were actually pronounced dead here at the scenell. >> reporter: the two officers who opened fire have been placed on administrative leave while this whole incident is . investigat at last check, the suspect remains in the hospital, and police are telling me hhey may e on the scene for the next several hours.

erika, back to you. >> lg night. darcy spencer live in woodbridge. thank you. open our nbc washington app and stay with news4 for continuing coverage on the woodbridge shooting and double homicide. we'll bring new you'v any new developments on news4 today. we start at 4 a.m. okay. well go to decision 2018 now. the campaigning going into overdrive today with president trump and former president obama holding rallies in key .stat the battle for control of the house and the senate up for grabs. nbc's kelly o'donnell down the last-minute campaign blitz. >> reporter: a megawatt matchup made by these unpredictable midterms. toy two presidents on the trail, 45 -- a this is like being at georgia football game. >> and 44 back in action. >> i've been doing a little campaigning, but i'm a little out of shape. >> reporter: president trump putting some distancemsetween f and the fate of house republicans as he left the white

house. >>he difference is i can't campaign for all of those house s, there are so many of them. >> reporter: but claiming he has been an asset to republican senateraces. >> i think i've made a difference of five orr six seven. that's a big difference. >> reporter: the former president in gary, indiana today, a state he carried once in 2008 and whe tru won in '16. barack obama trying to keep a lusenate seat by helping incumbent democrat joe donnelly. >> when y vote you can be a check on bad behavior. when you vote, you can choose hope over fear. >> reporter: democrats, many both confident and concerned that voters who have appeared motivaond fors will follow through at the polls. >> everybody is encouraging others toet out and vote. >> reporter: president trump making stops in georgia and tennessee today, scrapping to make sure republican-held seats stay red. >> so if you want more caravan,

and you want more crime, vote democrat. it's very simple. >> reporter: women are among the most sought after midterm voters. >> for me, it's security, jobs, economy. >> that was kelly o'donnell reporting. a closely watched race in northern virginia could give the nation an early sign of whether states will flip from red to blue. tonight rallying to try to fire up r republicans whileublicans burned up the phone banks after a day of knocking. we have team cerage withoth sides of the final push. >> a picture oft unity evening rally. democrats hoping a string of successes will continue. >> you all fired up? >> reporter: but in these final days, they are counting on campaignolunteers to get out the vote. >> my knee is wrapped, and my ankle ispe wrap and i've been canvassing almost every weekend for months. >> reporter: kathy and her team

working to get voters to the polls to cast votes for jennifer wexton. she is hoping to unseat incumbent barbara comstock. >> do you have a plan to vote? >> reporter: these democrats going door to door, and manyrs ot across northern virginia, confent that the blue wave that started last fall will continue again on tuesday. that was clearly on wexton's mind as she urged campaign volunteers to keep atit. >> i want vginia ten to be the first race called for the camocrats. >> reporter: repub saying not so fast, pointing to the fact that barbara comstock has been a top vote-getter in her previous races and defied the polls by wi. >> i got more votes than tim kaine and hillary clinton in cis district two years ago. >> reporter: atstock headquarters, volunteers working the phones into the night, hopeful she can win a third term. >> i strongly believe that we need more republican women like her in fice. she' got exemplary strong leadership in office. >> reporter: one more day of

doorknocks and phone calls in a atcongressional race the nn will be watching. in shan't tilly, i'm julie carey, news4. tuesdayl marylanders w decide if the governor gets to keep his job. they posted this video of him shaking hands with membersf the military before today's game. and baltimorean and dave chappelle campaigned for ben jealous. jealous says despite poll numbers showing him behind, his rightt is surging at t time, he says. we're keeping an eye on all the ras in d.c., and even a senate contest in west virginia. news4 is your go-to source for the elections. for information, just open up our nbc washington app and search 2018. our tommy o reporters and experts are going to be working for you all election tune in at 7:30, election nig for an nbc4 election special. the updates will keep coming throughout the evening right through "news4 at 11."

all right. turning to your forecast, some of you may be dealing with some nasty weather during your monday morning commute, and youaman all this rain from the south. stormloeam 4 meteost samarra ford shows us areas that could have the biggest >> at this point it is looksing like the entire region so out towards interstate 81, everyone is going to get their fair share o rain. it's going to be hitting during that pivotal area, rush hour. let's take a look right now. hitting the roads 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, we'll see some of the heaviest rain move through. temperature at that time in the 50s built. the afterno- m upper 50s. we're still damp by the time you're picking up the kiddos from school. the good news is the ride home should be dry. i will give you your election day forecast in just a minute. for now, erika, back to you. >> somara, thank you. you know, for redskins fans,

a bit of a different feeling this sunday night than the last few days. dave johnson joins us t from newsroom. probably best to leave this one in the rear view mior, like way in the rear view mirror. >> get back, get oback, get of here! it's a redskins team that suddenly you might say needs a jump-start. look, they're still your first place. watch rattle outee wins on a row. inconsistency and indecision ruled the day. first game for the newest member, safety ha ha d inton-dix. 14-0 the seconquarter. alex smith to josh doctson. th redskins are on the board, but look, the skins unable to mount comeback while the falcons soared at fed ex. in the fourth quarter, you might say icing on that proverbial cake as matt rya and julio jones connect for 35-yard touchdown. redskins fall t 38-14. three-game winning streak snapped in a big way. yeah, put it in the rear view mirror. we're going have mor on the

loss coming up in sports, but also some good news. the wizards win to tell you about. so i want to balance things. >> all right. well will seeou en. thank you so very much army cadet landing in big trouble. the prank that injured the falcon, the beloved mascot. critics crying foul over the fda's approval of an opioid ten times more powerful that are fentanyl. >> super charging an about already deadly problem that we have. >> we'll talk what has people so concerned and a train hits and critically injures a woman in aa wheelc. ayat metro s

the washington post endorses jennifer wexton for congress... saying barbara comstock's "promise has turned to dust." she's trump's "unquestioning foot soldier." jennifer wexton is the "clear and convincing" choice. "smart, serious and substantive" ... "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message because i've worked across party lines to get things done. that's how we can fix congress and make it work for us again. kaine: weliberty and justiceto a flag not for some, but for all. i want a virginia that works for all, with economic opportunity and a chance for a good life. i'll work with anyone to build that virginia.

we can't let our leaders divide us because we're all americans. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message because if we ask our kids to say these words... teacher and children: ...one nation under god, indivisible... ...we have to be willing to live by them. teacher and children: ...and justice for all. i waso i'm used tor, getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message.

we are working to get new information about why a woman in a motorized wheelchair drove off a metro station platform today. a train ended uitng her. investigators looking at surveillance video here at the friendship heights station. metro officials say it shows the woman leaving the platform and falling on to heacks. stretcher tot in a bring her out as police roped off this entrance. witnesses say the trabr came to ant stop. >> up town and i saw what looked like part of her wheelchair stuck under the metro car. >> the woman is in critical condition. officers reopened the jennifer street entrance to the station after it was closed for a short time. a worker gund down inside a d.c. gas station.

police found 68-year-old nazir amud of laurel sho multiple times on brentwood road. the victim later died at t hospital. this surveillance picture shows the suspect. officers say the shooter had oblems opening the front door as he ran off, and instead shot out the front door to try to get out. he has not been arrested a bomb threat mad against alexandria's alfred street baptist churcst didn'op sunday services. worshipers filling the pews side the historically black church today. from the pulpit, theto p informing the conversation that somebody called police yesterday saying there were bombs inside the church. police crickly arrived, kept church members outside while they were sweeping the buildings. fortunatelyo devices were found. church leaders are vowing to stand strong. >> we won't be afrd. and we won't be frightened off here. people around theld have to stand against the fear. that's the only way we fight it.

and i'm grateful that we are able toship today, to continue to do what we do as prayer, and to live in love, to notive in to the hate. >> no word on who called in the threat. virginia's governor, lieutenant governor and d.c. mayor muriel bowser all reaching out to lend their support to the church. tomorfw university maryland students will demand changes after the death of footballn player jor mcnair. dozens of student organizations planned to demonstrate. they are asking president wallace low to remain committed to his retirement. they want students to be included in the selectionfu of re president, and they want the board of regents to be elected. last week they fired dj durkin over his handling of mcnair's death. a day the president of the board of regents, james brady, resigned after recommending durkin be reinstated. we are working for your health and tracking a growing

controversy involving the opioid crisis. the fda is getting slammed forp ing a powerful new pain drug. it's ten times as potent as fentanyl, an critics say it's going the lead to more overdose deaths. there is what the drug looks like. it's called dsuvia. the pill was designed for usen the battlefield, to treat acute pain. the food and drug administratior aped its use on friday. critics say if the pill gets on the black market, they will likely kill people who overdose, but the fda says they have strict safety measures in place to prevent that from happening. >> we've seen this before where people say there is no way this can be abused. we have regulations in place. but even those very controlled ubstances have shown abuse in thepast. >> opioid overdoses kills nearly 5,000 americans last year. all right. storm team 4 meteorologist seem mar theodore joining us this

evening. get ready because tomorinw is to be a soaker. >> it is. we are starting off with a ton of rain out there tomorrow morning, folks. we're going to time it all out. but we've got some major changes a little bit of up and down this week. let's take a look right now atd the you can see where the rain is situated at this point. it's starting to enc ach upon tharea, but still farther west, farther south. big pictures shows wha really going on here. so you can see we've got this front driving in, but ahead of it, this warm air and moisture really lifting into the region. all of this is going to convede and h towards the washington, d.c. metro area. here is monday. let's time it out. we're going to push ahead. we're going to go to about 8:00 a.m. why is it filling in like this? see, it doesn't want toth work e tonight. let's try one more time, shall me we? nonetheless we areoing to be seeing some of the heaviest rain hitting when? during your morning tomorrow morning, that's when we're going to see the most rain coming down out ther very heavy. by the afternoon, the drive

home, we should seeome major improvements, we are dry at that point. most of the rain moving up i-95 into the p.m. area. tuesday morning another round that will me midmorning around 11:00. but here's what you need to know. what to wear this week.el i'll you this. monday have the rain gear ready. tuesday is interesting you want to have the rain gear. but i wouldn't be dressing too warm. it's actually going to be a pretty warm day with temperatures in the low 70s there wednesday, you canring e shades back out because we are going to see that sunshine come in there and give us a really nice midweek. sog plannut your monday by the hours. :00 a.m. waking up, like i said. heaviest showers coming down. temperatures around 50 degrees. we're going to te it to the mid- to upper 50s. now those showers should be wrapping up around noon. 4:00, they will be tapering off and moving out of the area. by dinnertime we are dry. here is a look a your election day forecast. looking at tuesday, it's going to be a warm day. temperatures in the low 70s.he

is the thing. we are expecting more rain, but with all the instability o tuesday, we could also be talking thunderstorms. just keep that in fnd. i'd say you're going the polls, the earlier the better. we are expecting that rain more midday into the afternoon. your storm team ten-day outlook, we're going to spend some time with a. little extra time here. warm tuesday. sh wednesday, thursday, that's when the se returns. temperatures drop back into the 60s and 50 as we move into the weekend, temperatures are down to the 30s saturday and sunday. you can see tuesday there, i went 30. but some of the models wer showing numbers like 29. i said no, this is not right. is is not okay. this is too soon, erika. i don't know what's going on, but we need to slow it down. slow this down. >> all right, xiomara. thank you so very much. the air force academy's beloved falcon is on the mend after a prank by west point cade g