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welcome to the volkswagen suvw postgame report. here now, liam mchugh. i built this up as a survival-type gathe playoff push. tonight, minnesota finds the balance it's been searchinfor. they come away with a 24-17 win over the packers. welcoming you back to minnesota. kirk cousins was under pressure to deliver in a big spot tnd he did jut. on the other side of the things, the vikings defense holds aaron rodgers check. in fact, they hold him to under 200 yards passing. green bay still winless on the road this season. as for minnesota, they get a i

veortant win, esp eshi when you consider just how tough their schedule is about to get r wid trips to new england followed by a road trip to seattle. as for us right now, we get to give out some game balls.h we begin wrk cousins. two games against the packers ea this 767 yards, seven touchdowns. on the night that randy moss gets his hall of fame ring, adam thielen breaks his team record for 100-yard receiving games in the season. on t defensive side of thing sheldon richardson, seven tackles and two sacks. here is michelle with kirk cousins and adam thielen. >> liam, thank you. kirk, this was a game you absolutely had to wi what clicked tonight? >> well, i think it was complimentary football.r fense showed up. special teams made some plays. we had great fie position. ran the ball when we had to, maconverted third downs an a lot of plays in the passing game. >> now that you'veotten over this hurled, this is one you had to have. as you look forward, how do you build on this? >> go back and watch the film.

a lot to be excited about. we've got a good team. r they don't get any easiefrom here. >> they do not. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> let's turn to adam thielen. your childhood ho growing up was randy moss. tonight you broke his record fom most in a season with 100 or more receiving yards. what does that mean to you? >> i don't know. that's crazy. obviously so much respect for him, and he made me want to play the game. c he and chrter, jake reed, they made me want to play receiver and a big reason i'm here. obviously so thankful for my teammates. feeding off of thanksgiving. i'm so thankful for those guys in the locker room. so blessed to be a part of this group. >> they are thankful for you for many reasons, but in the dalvin e ok celebration after the touchdown, a littlmbo action. you were the limbotick. how did you get that honor? >> i wasn't supposed to go up there. we were supposed to go with the skinniest guy so diggs w supposed to go up th we had to do it. dalvin talked about it for awhile.we ot it done.

>> one of the more creative celebrations. you have more planne >> those come up spur of the moment. it's always fun, we're playing a kids game. f it to come out and celebrate. >> everything is always better when you're winning. congratulations, adam. >> appreciate it. >> liam? >> michelle, we limbo into the playoff picture in the nfc. the bears still up in the north. the vikings in that first wild card spot. packers have their work cut out for them. they have one of the easier schedules left. the saints and the rams, of course, the big headline, best record in the nfl. we go from the nfc over to the afc.le st, their loss today, well, that has the patriots back in line for a bye. of course they're both looking upt the chiefs. houston hosts tennessee tomorrow. as for the chargers, theve won 7 of 8 and they, of course, will play pittsburgh on "sunday night football" next week. indianapolisn the hunt there at 6-5.e now if youlooking to go beyond the standings and beyon the playoff picture, don't

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the volkswagen "drive to decide" event. get a volkswagen with america's best six-year, 72,000-mile limited warranty. welcome back to the volkswagen suvw postgame report. here now, al michaels and cris collinsworth >> who would have thought that we would flex into the chargers at pittsburgh? before the season started, you knew pittsburgh uld be good. the chargers playing great. rivers 28 out of 29. rivers, roethlisberger, the

draft class of '04 in pittsburgh next week. >> roethlisberger rough for 462 yards in that game. this is going to be a heck of a much. now we're starting to get down al, where games become elimination games like tonight or games bome jockeying for that playoff position and we all know what that means. this was a huge logh for pittsb >> yep. >> because now they've got to try to find a way for get back into that bye. they had it and they lot it today. >> a big win for the chargers. with kansas city losing to the rams the other night, only a game apart. they will meet on a thursday night in kansas city down the stretch. that's next week. mee,while, our final score h 24-17. we'll pack up. t everything packed up a ready to go. it's on the steel city with ed and drew and you are entire gang fohtnext week on "sunday nig football." ngs win a big one tonigh 24-17.

al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele foya. good night from minneapolis. nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league.

breaking tonight on news4. te gas unleashed on migrants at the u.s./mexico border. children left screaming and coughing. the busiest land crossing in the world reopened as the migrant crisis takes an ugly turn. an e lire metroe

shutting down were to two weeks. what you need to know to get around the closure. and things are finallyo startingeturn to normal after a traffic nightmare at one of the nal on most chaotic travel days of the year. "news4 at 11" begins with breaking news. >> breaking tonight, the border mexico isear tijuana, once again open. good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. i' cory ith. today migrants clashed with u.s. agents, leading t to temporarily close the world's busiest border station. u.s. authorities fired tear gas at hundreds of people trying to storm the fence separating the two countries. nbc's dan shin mcheinmanns on ot the migrants now face. >> reporter: this was the scene along the u.s./mexico border near san diego. hundreds of migrants race towards the border wall. u.s. customs and border protectiond sai agents fired tear gas after some migrants through projectiles.

mexican authorities say they'll deport people who try to breach the bder wall. aris happened after the migrants tried to mch to a border crossing where they hoped to apply for asylum. but the march was stopped by mexican police. >> they have no right to turn us ck. this is still mexico. so it doesn't make any sense for them. and if you try to talk with them and ask why they detain us here, they remain quiet. >> reporter: the mood in tijuana has been tense. some 5,000 central american migrants arrived there in recent days, and conditi have been described as dire. s tijuana mayays the city is nown facing a humanitaria crisis, and he has appealed to the u.n. for help. for now, migrants do little but protest and wait. dan schenamen, nbc news. >> u.s. customs and border protection tonight say multiple agents were assaulted by migrants nd hit witrocks. no one was hurt by the pepper balls or tear gas agents fired as those trying to rush the

fence. also breaking tonight, a potentially catastrophic chemical breach has shut down the delawareridge in the middle of holiday traffic. drivers have been stuck for hours. the bridgeonnects delawar and marijuana. closing it has snarled traffic in both states. a highly flammable gas leangd this eveni from a chemical plant. exposure cause lung damage and nausea, but the biggest concern is that the fumesould ignite. the traffic authority hopes to reopen the bridge before the morning rush. traffic nightmares did not stop there. a blizzard that cut across the rocky mountains is now pounding parts of the midwest. video from earlier today shows s the conditions in kancity. new tonight, the kansas governor has declared a state of part of an interstate has now been shut down. authorities are warning drivers to stay off the roins. that same storm system hitting kansas city pushead through col this morning. some places in the central part of the state have been forced to open shelters. more than three feet of snow slammed some mountain communities.

and in wyoming, more than 40 inches of snow has burden some areas. heavy snow and winds have been whaping across i today. this storm in the midwest has forced 8 flight cancellations in chicago. more than 700 have been cancele at o'hare international. deteriorating conditions are snarling air traffic. according to flight aware, about 1200 flights headed to or from the u.s. b haven canceled due to that storm. back here at home, airports in our e not feeling a rim effect from the nasty snowstorm. but trying to get to reaga national wasdownright unbearable today. look at this, picking up and dropping off w passenger a job in itself. a lot of brake lights out there andd frustra drivers plus travelers. construction on the lower level of reagan forced cars to squeeze on to the upper and if you dropped people off today, you also had to compete with shuttle buses, uber, andft ly >> it's so frustrating, yeah. yeah, it's so bad. i mean, i don't know what's going on about that traffse, but

i neve it like this. >> some people took metro io reagan to avoid that heavy congestion. the airport is advising folks to pick up passengers on the ticketing level. those who rode metro to the airport tonight will have one fewer option tomorrow. the yellow line will shut down for two weeks as repair crews work on the bridge over the potomac river there are no issues with the bridge itself, but the rails and tracks do need some work.ne 4's aimee cho reveals the new option for riders. >> you will still b able to take the blue line between d.c. and virginia, but here's the kicker. during rush hour, blue line service is going to be cut in half. ridersng getti ready for two weeks where no yellow line and a reduced blueline. >> i grew up in d.c., and it's pretty frustrating to have the metro on andff all the time. and i wish it was more consistent. >> the fact that the blue line cutting half will affect to anmy pl i travel every week. so i have to make sure that i

have enough time. >> metroays the closure will give them enough time to make repairs around the potomac river bridge. the closure will last from november 26th to december 9th. and to make up for the fact there is no yellow line, the blue line will run to franconia and huntington. some riders have already gotten good at dealings with delays. >> i have waited a half hour for a train. you pland. ahea >> step back, doors closing. >> and others saying they're open to the idea of a short-term ns better f it m service in the long run. >> once the construction is completed, youill benefit a lot of people. so that's basically what i'm hoping for. >> reporter: and we posted information about your shuttle and bus optio i the nbc washington app. just search metro. alonglohe yline, aimee cho, news4. >> thank you. metro says the promised refund program will not be in ef yct forlow and blue line ips. under that program metro paysfo

your ride during rush hour when your ride is dayed by 15 minutes or more. now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and you know, we're talking about the change from the weather we had just a great sunday, everyone ball. change is on the way, and it's going to start out wit the temperatures. temperatures outside right now on the mild side across our area. d things are going to change. we'll have some rush hour that will start to move. in here we arehowing you now the temperatures, 40s, in the 40s even at this late hour across the area. but you're making your plans for tomorrow. just make sure that you bring the umbrella with you. back to work, back to school. rain showers will begin. a soggy monday but not terribly cold. the rest of the week's forecast and a hint, make sure you pull out that coat once again. we'll talk more forecast in just a few moments. >> all u,ght. thank clay. new details tonight as virginia mourns a police officer killed in the line of duty. p winchestice officer hunter edwards crashed his cruiser last night while respoing to a 911

call for a fight. officer edwards leaves behind a wife and a step-son. tonight the city of winchester tweeting this picturng sho fellow officers saluting edwards' casket today. hisruiser is draped with black bunting and on display so mourners can leave their own tribes. virginiaovernor ralph northam shared our story on twitter. hennounced he is ordering u.s. and virginia flags throughout the commonwealth to be lowered to half-staff on the date of the internment. a young mother's life cut short in a crash. now investigators are trying to figure out why her car left the road before it slammed into a tree. news4's derrick ward spoke with devastated loved ones struggling to find out what's next for that victim's 3-year-old daughter. >> reporter: a family gathers outside their uer marlboro home, but there is someone la missing, ang absence. 28-year-old lachey po'shai port. >> the morning call killed all

of us. >> i had just called her that night so we could go black friday shopping together. and i just -- i missed her. i missed her. by a few hours. >> reporter: it was friday morning around:19. porter was on a post-thanksgiving errand, a plate to a friend. those who knew her say that was the kind of person she wa willing to help and well liked. but no one was more important to la'shai porter than her 3-year-oldaughter morgan. >> sometimes she worked two and three jobs at one time so she canrode for her child. >> we come from a very large family, and we never had nothing tragic like this happen. >> reporter: and the grief is complicated by the practical matters of burial expenses and caring for la'shai's young daughter. >> she was 28 and she was establishing herself. at such a youngage, we never had the conversation about life insurance. >> road conditions, ice, or ponding water and speed may have been factors in the crh. it's still under investigation. >> we're just hating that this

happened. >> reporter: u.s. park police want to hear from anyone who witnessemethe crash. while, the family has established a gofundme account to help with burial expenses in the care of a little girl who will never again know her mother's embrace. upper marlboro, derrick ward, news4. >> and to donate to that family, open an nbc washington app to find a link to their gofundme page. just search is suitland crash. months after a 10-year-old d.c. girl was gunned down while getting ice cream, activists are hoping to use her tragedy to bring about change. ivus, from thanking feast to christmas parties, it's hard to watch your weight during the holiday season. but some people say they have unlocked the secret to keemg off the pounds for good. and brand-n roles for the anchor team. the huge decision that caught everyone offguard. we'll be back. the t redskins withhe sunday off, but we're workor overtime you on "redskins final." our one-on-one witholt mccoy the quarterback's biggesta regrgainst the cowboys. how the tackling troubles are

tripping up the entire defense.a and howy gwynn went from mr. irrelevant to internet sensation. i may or m not scorn. you'll have to statuned to "redskins final" right after the ne. we'll sewse

welcome back. makiyah wilson's death is ayi ra cry for activists fighting gun violence. tonight a crowd marched for peace in honor of the 10-year-old slain girl. >> stop the violence! >> the crowd followed an ice cream truck through the of makiyah's northeast d.c.

neighborhood. makiyah was walking to cream truck when she was shot and killed this summer. the crowd had a simple message scrawled on posters. >> we ask people to put down the guns and stop the violence. please, put down the guns. >> six people have been charged in connection with makiyah's death, including a high school student. an emotional plea for justice today in a.alab on thanksgiving night, an officer shot and killed a man at a mall outside of birmingham. hooverolice now admit that ej bradford was not the man they were looking for when they responded to a double shooting. demonstrators protested this weekend. police say bradford ran from the scene armed with a dan. his father said his son had a conceal-carry permit and asked the police chief to clear his name. that was unacceptable. and it will never be accepted. my son is gone. i can't get himback. but you, you vilify is my michigan son like he was

criminal. >> the ggiman in the oril shooting has still not been caught. his family will rally outside the city's jail tomorrow night. the community wants police to release videos from that shooting. in political news, a former trump campaign foreign policy adviser wil be living in an g familiar place start tomorrow, prison. george papadopoulos will spend the next two weeks inside a cell. a judge rejected a delay for hit sece today. papadopoulos pleaded guilty last year to lying to federal agents about his interactions with russian officials. well, you may be feeling a bit sluggish tonight, i know i am, after stuffing yourself over the thanksgiving holiday. but those who watch everything they eat don't have that problem. orie are living on the c restriction diet. they tell nbc's kathy park that their eating habits promise a longer and healthier life. >> reporter: at this dinner party in san francisco, thegu ts believe eating less helps you live longer. >> some people have muner and some people have less. and you do also just get used to it after you've been doing this

for a period of time. >> reporter: michael rae calls himself a calorie restriction practitioner, devoted to the diet for 19 years. >> take meack when you initially got started. what was it like for you? >> it was amazing when i first got started because you got this completeouuphoric rus of doing it. >> reporter: it takes cutting calories to the extreme. inseome up to 50% less than the recommended 2800 d a for active men, 2200 for women. >> it's just a matter in m the math work. >> reporter: but does it add up? >> aging is inevitable, but how we age is not inevitable. >> reporter: university of wisconsin researcher dr. anderson says long-term landmark studies with monkeys show calorie restriction can extend life and delay diseases like diabetes and ncer. >> the interesting thing about monkeys is they age in a very w simila to humans. >> reporter: almost 30 years after the 1989 study, many of the animals have passed their average life expectancy.

>> yy can see even b looking at them, the skin tone, muscle tone, luxurious hair, they really are more healthful than the control animals. >> reporter: at 48, michael says he is in amazing health, but some medical experts believe the practice also serves upside effects like dizziness and exhaustion. >> w are the study. we are the people doing this experiment, and we don't have the evidence to say it's going to work. >> reporter: back at dinner, they're planning every meal with rescission. >> so basically, rice and beans. >> it looks like a big power bar. >> reporter: cking to make each calorie count now so they see the gains in life later. kathy park, nbc news, san francisco. >> i don't know about you. the only thing i'm counting when comes to food is seconds and third and foths. a secret celebrity wedding in front of th constitution is morning. joe scarborough and mikaze nski exchanged vows at the national archives in d.c. mika confirming the news to "vanity fair." the couple gotten gauged in

201.h of maryland congressman elijah cummings officiated the weddingn etweetedht saying he was honored to be part of the ceremony and wished the couple a years of lov happiness. head to the nbc washington facebook page and learn how man people attended and the food that was served at the wedding. now your stcam team 4 fo. al good evening, everyone. as weabout our temperatures and the changing weather, we start at the top. outside rht now, temperature 46 degrees. really on the mild side from what we've experienced the last couple of weeks. winds are from the south. and as we continue to have the warm air usheringron our area. across the board, washington, d.c. not the only place with warm temperatures. annapolis, 48 degrees. oreven to the and west, 46 degrees in gaithersburg. hagerstown. will not have to worry about the freezing temperatures for tonight because the warm air

will remain inac how warm did it get today? area.bound across the not only here inside the beltway, but even well to our west petersburg, high temperatures 62 degrees. front royal along the the appalachians, lorraine came in also with temperatures in the low 60s. nowet's talk about t change in the weather, as far as bringing the umbrella once again. the future weather in motion shows rain showers in the area by 11:00 a.m. rain will continue across the region, but it will start to taper off in the afternoon and eveninak hours. but a look at your screen. cold air ushers in, potom across potom poet highlands. that's a sign of cold weather acro our area. things we should be concerned about tomorrow is the umbrella. 54 degrees. it will be rain showers through the middle of the afternoon. and then after that, cool air starts to move in. wind.up some we pick up some wind wednesday and thursday will be the coldest days of the week. and then we'll bottom out about

28 degrees for, inside the beltway, 28y degrees for fri morning. so just cold, chilly. we extend the forecast. we will start to warmup. if you want to put out those christmas decorations, you may want to think about saturday into sunday. we'll be close to 60 degrees, and then wll have some 50s. so another roller coaster ride temperature-wise, but again, christmas lightth think about weekend. back to you. >> looks pretty good, yoclay. thanvery much. well we made it through black friday and small business sarday. now travelers like you are expected to set a new cyber monday. ade analytics predicts $7.8 billion will be spent in online stores tomorrow. but numbers out this weekend show misshoppers aren't waiting until cyber monday tostop shop from their phones c andputers. kohl's said a record on thanksgiving day. still, cyber monday spending is expect year.pike 18% over last all right. still ahead, a fun day around

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