come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. 30 of those by the punter, on a fake by chris jones. and passing about even. that's right. presco prescott, 39 yards on the ground. ellio elliott, held to 4 1/2 yards per carry, averaging 5.1. start out, probing the right side, to the 29 yard line. second down and six for dallas. >> cris: great defensive coordinators make it feel like you're getting blitzed by seven guys. and in reality, it's only four and it's not a blitz at all. i think for dak prescott, he has to understand what jim schwartz is doing sometimes. and if it's a four-man rush, hang in there with it. >> al: that go five-wide. elliott out of the game. second down situation. and prescott throws. high. but taken in at the 38 yard line the by the leaping terrance williams. for a first down. >> cris: big-time play by terrance williams. he is sort of always the other guy. but he has the ability, with his speed, to make a difference and open things up for dez br

dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." >> al: so, at at&t stadium in al michaels, chris collinsworth and michele tafoya. overtime three weeks in a row. and bucky whitehead to receive the kickoff. to the 25 yard line. come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. fake by chris jones. and passing about even. that's right. pre prescott, 39 yards on the ground. ell elliott, held to 4 1/2 yards per carry, averaging 5.1. start out, probing the right side, to the 29 yard line. second down and six for dallas. >> cris: great defensive coordinators make it feel like you're getting blitzed by seven guys. and in reality, it's only four and it's not a blitz at all. i think for dak prescott, he has to understand what jim schwartz is doing sometimes. and if it's a four-man rush, hang in there with it. >> al: that go five-wide. elliott out of the game. second down situation. and prescott throws. high. but taken in at the 38 yard line the b

come the dallas cowboys.of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. 30 of those by the punter, on a fake by chris jones. and passing about even. that's right. presco prescott, 39 yards on the ground. ellio elliott, held to 4 1/2 yards per carry, averaging 5.1. start out, probing the right side, to the 29 yard line. mckelvin makes the tackle. second down and six for dallas. >> cris: great defensive coordinators make it feel like you're getting blitzed by seven guys. and in reality, it's only four and it's not a blitz at all. i think for dak prescott, he has to understand what jim schwartz is doing sometimes. and if it's a four-man rush, hang in there with it. >> al: that go five-wide. elliott out of the game. second down situation. and prescott throws. high. but taken in at the 38 yard line the by the leaping terrance williams. for a first down. >> cris: big-time play by terrance williams. he is sort of always the other guy. but he has the ability, with his speed, to make a difference and open

dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." >> al: so, at at&t stadium in al michaels, cris collinsworth, and michele tafoya. overtime three weeks in a row. and bucky whitehead to receive the kickoff. to the 25 yard line. come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. fake by chris jones. and passing about even. that's right. prescott, 39 yards on the ground. elliott, held to 4 1/2 yards per carry, averaging 5.1. start out, probing the right second down and six for dallas. >> cris: great defensive coordinators make it feel like you're getting blitzed by seven guys. and in reality, it's only four and it's not a blitz at all. i think for dak prescott, he has to understand what jim schwartz is doing sometimes. and if it's a four-man rush, hang in there with it. >> al: that go five-wide. elliott out of the game. second down situation. and prescott throws. high. but taken in at the 38 yard line the by the leaping terrance williams. fo

come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. 30 of those by the punter, on a fake by chris jones. and passing about even. that's right. prescott, 39 yards on the ground. elliott, held to 4 1/2 yards per carry, averaging 5.1. start out, probing the right side, to the 29 yard line. second down and six for dallas. >> cris: great defensive coordinators make it feel like you're getting blitzed by seven guys. and in reality, it's only four and it's not a blitz at all. i think for dak prescott, he has to understand what jim schwartz is doing sometimes. and if it's a four-man rush, hang in there with it. >> al: that go five-wide. elliott out of the game. second down situation. and prescott throws. high. bu williams. for a first down. >> cris: big-time play by terrance williams. he is sort of always the other guy. but he has the ability, with his speed, to make a difference and open things up for dez bryant. but so far tonight, there's no question. with this running game,

dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." >> al: so, at at&t stadium in al michaels, cris collinsworth, and michele tafoya. overtime three weeks in a row. and bucky whitehead to receive the kickoff. to the 25 yard line. come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. fake by chris jones. and passing about even. that's right. prescott, 39 yards on the ground. elliott, held to 4 1/2 yards per carry, averaging 5.1. start out, probing the right side, to the 29 yard line. second down and six for dallas. >> cris: great defensive coordinators make it feel like you're getting blitzed by seven guys. and in reality, it's only four and it's not a blitz at all. i think for dak prescott, he has to understand what jim schwartz is doing sometimes. and if it's a four-man rush, hang in there with it. >> al: that go five-wide. elliott out of the game. second down situation. and prescott throws. high. but taken in at the 38 yard line the by the le

come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. 30 of those by the punter, on a fake by chris jones. and passing about even. that's right. presco prescott, 39 yards on the ground. ellio elliott, held to 4 1/2 yards per carry, averaging 5.1. start out, probing the right second down and six for dallas. >> cris: great defensive coordinators make it feel like you're getting blitzed by seven guys. and in reality, it's only four and it's not a blitz at all. i think for dak prescott, he has to understand what jim schwartz is doing sometimes. and if it's a four-man rush, hang in there with it. >> al: that go five-wide. elliott out of the game. and prescott throws. high. but taken in at the 38 yard line the by the leaping terrance williams. for a first down. >> cris: big-time play by terrance williams. he is sort of always the other guy. but he has the ability, with his speed, to make a difference and open things up for dez bryant. but so far tonight, there's no question. wit

then it was time to recognize dallas. >> this award goes to dallas. >> dallas got the biggest cheer of all. crowd. >> so excited. just so happy. and i have never seen him that happy before. and to me, it brought tears to my eyes to see someone like dallas so happy. >> i felt happy. >> were you really happy? >> really happy and jolly. >> happy and jolly, he says. >> but the good will gesture didn't stop there. dallas also got to ride with a royal court in round valley's homecoming day parade. >> dallas said it's been a week he'll never forget. and neither will anyone else. jason barry, cbs 5 news. >>> beautiful story there. earlier this month, a judge changed the state's most controversial immigration law. critics say it's not enough. the agreement includes guidelines on how police officers enforce the controversial show me your papers section of the law. but an advocacy group claims have happened already since the judge signed off on the agreement. and now, they are holding an event to make sure that people know their rights. >> a lot of people think that it's no longer in effect, but

alongside mike missanelli from the fanatic and i'm ducis rodgers and thought we would have a final in dallasthe eagles and cowboys playing tied at 23 late in the fourth quarter under a minute to go in this game what have you seen from the birds this far. >> i thought the eagles man handled them in the trenches and made prescott and close them out and bad possession and fumbled the ball and gave points and really hurt them. >> first place on the line and tied at 23 under a minute to go let's talk about the drops and don't want to go negative. >> live drops. carson wentz really got the ball down the field duncin against the team and didn't think he could do it and have to throw down the field a little today and figured how to get it down the field with short passes and had drops but a lot of guys and beckham and agular and erts in the picture and a good sign. >> running back for the eagles and ryan matthews is in the back burner and aaron. >> and good thing he did because he had a jump and did use a small one on one play and fumbled the ball and a couple of downs but this was a day they obviou

come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. 30 of those by the punter, on a fake by chris jones. and passing about even. that's right. prescott, 39 yards on the ground. elliott, held to 4 1/2 yards per carry, averaging 5.1. start out, probing the right second down and six for dallas. >> cris: great defensive coordinators make it feel like you're getting blitzed by seven guys. and in reality, it's only four and it's not a blitz at all. i think for dak prescott, he has to understand what jim schwartz is doing sometimes. and if it's a four-man rush, hang in there with it. >> al: that go five-wide. elliott out of the game. second down situation. and prescott throws. high. but taken in at the 38 yard line williams. for a first down. >> cris: big-time play by terrance williams. he is sort of always the other guy. but he has the ability, with his speed, to make a difference and open things up for dez bryant. but so far tonight, there's no question. with this running gam

then it was time to recognize dallas. >> this award goes to dallas. >> dallas got the biggest cheer of all.

dallas: i don't. i don't.hink immigration is a complicated issue that we have seen roiling not only our state and our country, i think it is roiling the world. one of the reasons that britain left the eu is because they could not control their own borders. america has got to have people of goodwill on all sides come together to try to solve this immigration question. we have illegal immigrants in north carolina, just like any other state. we have a lot of people that are offering great value to our society who are undocumented. we -- it is just a very complicated issue. there is no one party or one political side that is ever going to fix this issue. it is going to take everybody coming together and probably taking a little bit by a little bit and solving some along the way to try to develop some consensus. pedro: one more call for our guest. this will be from craig, who lives in wilmington, north carolina. good morning, how are you? caller: all right. my question is -- why does the republican administration i

that it was time to recognize dallas. >> reporter: dallas got the biggest year of all. you can see how much it meant to him as he waved to the crowd.>> you are just so happy. i have never seen him that happened before. to me it brought tears to my eyes to see someone like dallas so happy.>> i feel happy. >> where you really happy?>> i am very happy reporter: the goodwill gesture did not stop there. dallas also got to ride with the royal court in round valley's homecoming day parade.>> i'm so proud of you.>> reporter: dallas said he will never forget the week and neither will anyone else. jason barry, cbs five.>> story. >>> if looking at food social media makes you hungry, if you are used to swiping left or right for tender, maybe tender. swipe right to save are aware recipe or left to skip over it. >>> heading out to east side waiting for table? download no wait. once you get a table you will get attacks. once you get your food, eats -- you can take that perfect picture with foodie.>>> would you be made without grapes? one vineyard in croatia is testing it switching out

jessica dallas and chantelle jones are facing charges of "scheming to defraud." anyone who knows the whereabouts of isabelle dallas is asked to call st pete police. a homicide investigation is underway in tampa... where a woman was found lying in the middle of the street. she's been identified as 30- year-old "latoya smith." they found her around 2 o'clock along west flora neighbors, asking if they saw someone in a car, drop her off. smith was taken to the hospital with serious head injuries... but later died. no arrests have been made. four teens are behind bars in polk county... accused of a burglary spree. in nearly every case--the victims left their homes or cars unlocked. 19-year old "donte scott" and three minors were arrested. deputies say the group hit nearly a dozen homes in the south lakeland and mulberry neighborhoods of surveillance cameras caught some of the burglaries in progress. five cars, two guns and other property were stolen. the sheriff was shocked to hear so many people left their cars and homes vulnerable... even after so many warnings from

in dallas, monica hernandez, channel 8 news. >> early voting in the dallas area has more than doubled from the previous presidential election. thanks to monica hernandez there at wfaa. >>> coming out, how a drug addict on skid row turned himself into the owner of a juice empire. >> a homelessness and destitution to millionaire status. that's next. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> well, we've seen inspiring stories about people turning their lives around, but nothing at all like the man you're about to meet. >> a a few years ago, he was a drug addict on skid row in los angeles, and today, he's the owner of a multimillion dollar juice empire. we're up all night line with nick watt. >> reporter: skid row, los angeles. >> why you here? >> just talking. >> why? >> we're here because for a year and a half, this was his home. stuff. i can handle myself, but the smell i'm now sweating, you know. >> bringing you back? >> bringing me back. >> reporter: life as a destitute, helpless. >> teeth rotting, and you have a smell on your body that is so disgusting tha

plus-- dallas police are recruiting right here in milwaukee. why they picked wisconsin. and-- whats the first thing youre gonna do when you get back home? we going out to eat! it's daryl holloway's first taste of freedom in 24 years. hear from the man who tried to defend him two decades ago. finally free. daryl dwayne holloway spent half of his life in prison. today he was set free. he was wrongfully convicted of rape in 1993-- and was 24 years into a 120 year sentence when d-n-a proved it wasn't him. but holloway says he has no ill will toward the victims. this to them, theyve been walking around for the longest . the wisconsin innocence project took the case -- after they realized the prosecution didn't have much evidence against him. so how did they help him walk free? we delve into that more tonight, with a look at the original complaint and information from his original lawyer.. fox6's myra sanchick has that story. and perserverance daryl holloway is a free man. newer d-n-a tests proved that the 24 years in prison for two milwaukee sexual assault convictions hollowa

the dallas police department recruiting for officers in milwaukee. joyce: they're in the process of hiring 300 more. new on wisn 12, ben hutchison is live at the hyatt place milwaukee airport, where dallas pd will be holding interviews tomorrow. department tell me they're willing to talk with anyone interested in joining the force. they have been passing out flyers, like this one, all over southeast wisconsin. daisy: my name is daisy mendoza, and i'm from wichita, kansas. kevin: i'm kevin blue from burnsville, north carolina. ben: two dallas police officers from different parts of the country. raymond: we've been to mississippi, arkansas, tennessee. we have some people that have been to alabama. ben: senior corporal raymond milbern helps with the department's recruiting. raymond: the diversity, the unemployment, the fact that milwaukee pd wasn't actively hiri milwaukee is the perfect fit to help fill their 300 vacant officer positions. chief ed flynn recently giving his thoughts on dallas' nationwide recruiting, when talking to community service offi

the dallas police department is looking for new recruits and they've come all the way to milwaukee to find them. fox 6's ashley sears explains why. a tragedy in dallas-- put its police department in the spotlight-- after five officers were shot and killed while in the streets i'm proud to be associated with the men and women of the dallas police department and this tragic incident will not discourage us. at the time--their chief--called for more officers-- now three months later-- the search is on to find them. 01:38 law enforcement is a good career field. recruiters have come to milwaukee looking for qualified candidates. 59:50 i would love to get a whole academy class with people from milwaukee. they interviewed place hotel-- nats and let them know expectations-- 21:47 being able to do law enforcement and go to texas is the main reason i came out here zachary gartmann is hoping to transition from the military to the police force. he's spent 6 years in the airforce--and wants to make a move to civilian life-- down south. 22:49 itd be worth it to actually start my career and set down

inside this tube are dallas stars, the big, blue dallas stars. >> the ugly dallas stars. >> we will takeit outside, and in past years we have dropped pumpkins on the roof on to this star. can you help her out here. >> i am doing just fine, thank you. >> yes. >> are you ready, here we go. >> so we need your help, ladies and gentlemen. we have stumped on it, thrown pumpkins the roof on it, we have spit on it. so, it is going to be taken outside. >> i love stickers. >> you know, over the at republican lick a creative, this thing, the company that headaches that at 18th street. >> they put glitter on this is that what this is, glitter. >> we are tired of stumping on it what should we do to the star. >> we wanted to do something different. >> throw dirt on it. >> no. >> mud on it. >> in. >> sit on it. >> i cannot think of anything that is not like x rated or pg, or that is r rated. >> did you say pea on it. >> no, pg. >> i stopped before saying that. >> let's go to twitter then. what should we do to the star today. >> i'm sure they will have some ideas. >> yes. >> you remember we had an eagle

>>> ladies, it's dallas week.hat's right eagles head down to dallas to take on a red hot cowboys team. one reason why dallas is so good this year ezekiel elliot. coming up in sports hear what defensive coordinator jim schwartz had to say about the rookie running back. ♪ >>> new developments tonight in the shooting death of a four-year-old little girl who we first told you about back in june. judge said no to reduced bail or house arrest for the young child's mother. prosecutors say 26-year-old shakia holmes a flight risk she's charged with involuntary manslaughter and related offen offenses after police say her daughter found a handgun on a closet shelf in their north philadelphia home. police say the four-year-old fired that gun as she sat on the floor looking down the barrel. prosecutors say holmes changed her story about exactly what happened. defense attorneys call the shooting a tragic accident. holmes boyfriend is also charged with involuntary manslaughter. >>> a new twist in the bill cosby saga. comedian is

just yesterday, i was in dallas. dallas, we know, is a city that has come to exemplify a great deal of pain since this past july. obviously, we saw one of the strengths of our great system. the peaceful protest movement where people come and raise their voices when they have concerns. they hold up a mirror to the rest of us in society about the issues that are important and the things we need to work on. in the midst of that, we saw five officers cut down. and these were officers that were protecting that peaceful protest. enabling the discussion that has to go on. and that tragic irony is dallas is a city that's been at the forefront of community policing for some time. so dallas had a choice. do they let the tragedy undo the work they have been doing? do they let that tragedy and that loss break their connection between the community and law enforcement there? or do they come together? and they have chosen to stay together. and after that tragedy, the chief issued a statement there literally inviting people there.

things don't get yeezier in dallas. they have won five straight.he eagles have the toughest schedule the rest of the way. the redskins up. final seconds on the road in detroit. 60 seconds left. stafford, boldin, the redskins four games. the winning streak is over. they lose in the final seconds. the eagles move in front of washington. the eagles not the only team dominating today. new york gets a giant showing in london against the los angeles rams. four interceptions, two by landon collins, including this ridiculous 44-yard pick in the second quarter. watch collins go. ties it up at ten, plus former eagles dominique rogers interceptions, including this to steal it in the final minute. giants win, 17-10. they are 4-3. well, the best team in football, tom brady and the 6-1 patriots. among the worst team, kelly's 49ers. the most in franchise history. chip has now lost 18 of the last 26 games. all right, the union officially qualified for the playoffs today for the second time in team history. the union are a mess. they have not won any of the last se

so we're gonna have you be the dallas manager and take the c.o.o.completely out of the equation. lemonis: i'm wondering where the hell you've been up until this point. for the first time, lady finally took a stand. she's actually putting tasha in the right role. it's about time. lady: so, i think two options -- of having you outside of the organization and not staying with us or staying with us as the dallas manager. i think it's a position of just getting back to basics. tasha: i mean, that's fine. let's take the demotion, this or that, if that's what i need to do. and we will kick ass. i will sell the...out of everything like i normally do, like i did before when i got promoted. i'm still gonna give 150% to make that store the best it can possibly be. lemonis: i think your attitude about respecting the importance of this store-manager position and all of those things and proving yourself is exactly what i wanted to hear an hour ago. when you see it, i really want you to think about moving forward. it's time for me to show lady the new look of the

but then, it all came crashing down in the fourth quarter as the dallas cowboys extended their division lead. >> kaboom. >> yep. eagles went up by ten-point in the second half. carson wentz to jordan matthews for the score right there. wentz actually now holds the eagles rookie record for touchdown passes. but, things fell apart. one pivotal play there is funds l recall by wendell smallwood, only carry the night. cowboys tie the game with three minute left, that is dez bryant, beautiful 22-yard touchdown from zach prescott over nolan carroll. we go to over time. prescott, he doesn't look like a rookie. he doesn't act like a rookie. like a ten year vet throw right there. whitton wide open in the end zone. eagles drop winnable game. lose 29-23 in over time. don bell has reaction from dallas. >> reporter: up ten points, on the road, in the fourth quarter. these are the kind of games you have to win. and the fact that the eagles

dallas is hottest team in the nfl. they have won five straight. >> i know how much this means to the city and how much it means to these fans. there is a lot of excitement. this is eagles football. definite the liz this week i recognize. that we embrace all of the hype that is the cowboys and it is on the road, it is a division. you know, all of that we embrace it because that is what it is. >> i would be lying if i said emotions weren't going to be different going in a game like this we play against this team twice a year with meaningful games and i think emotions are a lot higher during games like this. >> reporter: eagles have won three straight down here including last years walk off overtime win by jordan matthews who says playing here does not feel like a road game, because is there so many crazy eagles fans in the house, there is a giant video screen, is there so much going on he said sometimes cowboys forget to guard him. jordan matthews has been eating up dallas. hopefully he will continue that trend tonight.

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>>> the horse has pooped on the dallas start. we have switch to black and white because we don't need to see colorful poop. >> no, no, don't let him eat it. that is not what he need. >> just making sure. >> so success, three hours into this. >> yes, all right. >> yes. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> ♪ >> a lot of people join us for 9:00 o'clock hour. so, as you know, in your eagles green, we had a horse, cowboys best friend, poop on the infamous dallas star. is there anything more sacred to the cowboys organization then that blue star. >> i would say not. >> i don't think so. >> now we have pooped on it. >> we have the sweet smell of victory. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> the idea was if it pooped on the czar the eagles would be guarantied a win. >> okay. >> i hope so. >> success. >> we will see what else happened this hour. >> thank you for your service. >> yes. >> i don't mine the smell of horse poop. it is in the the that bad. it smells like hey. they are a creature that don't eat a bad diet. it is not too offensive. >> i never thought a

milburn says - increasing diversity is important to the dallas police department. but recruiting anyhere these days is a challenge. 05:25:51 i think its getting tougher to recruit i thin kthe overall climate is getting tougher for us to recruit in law enforcement as a whole. at the same time the thing i look at is if your mom or grandmother called 911 who would you want to answer that call? 05:26:10....i want 300 if you want to be part of the solution you have to get on board. interviews will be on wednesday from 8 a-m to 7 p-m at the hyatt place at the milwaukee airport.we have the information on our website, cbs 58.com. a fox cities native fight to survive after being shot in ohi. ohio.18-year-old alexander melchert is still in critical condition tonight.officials say a 25-year-old ohio man shot melchert at-random yesterday rest stop just north of columbus.melchert is from neenah... and attends the college of wooster... a small school outside of akron. 3 3 new tonight -- officials say a gas station robbed last week -- has been hit again. again.the racine county s

steve patterson, nbc news, dallas. >>> that's gonna do it for us on a tuesday night.ester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and goodnight. four students now injured. anri. ==jess/2-shot== the ne at 6 sta good evening and thanks forjoin i'm jessica aguirre.==raj/2-sho= and i'm raj mathai. a tense evening in theexcelssio students -- chasing down a female studt. she has life-threatenininjuries raj/rail here's whawe kn...and keep in mind -- this story contins to develop. inll -- 4 stunts were st. the rl we mentioned . and 3 male students.vo+rail thisappen shortly afr class was let out for the y at "june jordan school foequitye students at this school.nbc bayn the scene w/ the latest upde. jean ? jess/rail acafornia vors prepare vote on legalizing >> reporter: police just telling us that fourth victim walked in with a gun shot wound. they're searching for the four shooting suspengts that happened up the hill there. police are still collecting evidence. while four high school students are being treated for gun shot wounds at the high school. this happe

in dallas, monica hernandez, channel 8 news. >> early voting in the dallas area has more than doubled from the previous presidential election. thanks to monica hernandez there at wfaa. >>> coming up, how a drug addict on skid row turned himself into the owner of a juice empire. >> a man's amazing journey from homelessness and destitution to multi millionaire status. that's next. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc ? >>> well, we've seen plenty of inspiring stories about people turning their lives around, but you're about to meet. >> just a few years ago, he was a drug addict on skid row in los angeles, and today, he's the owner of a multimillion dollar juice empire. we're "up all nightline" with abc's nick watt. >> reporter: skid row, los angeles. >> why you here? >> just talking. >> why? >> we're here because for a year and a half, this was kalil rafati's home. >> i'm not scared of any of this stuff. smell i'm now sweating, you know. >> bringing you back? >> bringing me back. >> reporter: life as a destitute, hopeless, heroine addict. >> real homelessness where you

most starts in dallas cowboys history. it end with you scoring the winning touchdown, what was that moment like? >> it was special. you play a long time. and you hope for moments like this. this is what you work for. all of the training. a great group of guys. to go 4-12, we had to look in the mirror. >> and you accepted a new role. a little different. but this is a young, exciting team, it's fun to be a part of. what did you see out of this young quarterback tonight? >> you can't say enough about the young man. he came in day one and embraced this role. taking this opportunity and taking advantage of it. he kept grinding. stayed with it. led the group. and made big plays when we needed him to. >> congratulations, jason. >> thanks, michele. >> you heard dak prescott say the defense won the game for us. you did some things late in the game. you know, held them to three and outs. what was rad marinelli dialing up that was working so well? >> that's a great eagles offense. they had us on our heels a lot of the game the made a

. >> looking to win the fourth straight in dallas and down to the wire birds are now tied with the cowboys 23-23 with 3 minutes to go in the fourth quarter the dow boys scored and bryant scoring his second of the game and missed the last three games with a knee injury and eagles had a lead in the first half 13-10 and took a 20-10 lead on a jordan matthews touchdown in the third quarter but cowboys after eagles mistakes have come back to tie the game at 23 the birds and carson wentz will try to win the game with three minutes to go as for the rest of the nfc east the giants much more by the way and coming up, in sports sunday mike missanelli fanatic with ducis rodgers and hoping the eagles win we will see at 11:45 and nfc and giants have a bye and redskins had breakfast with the bengals today and played early this morning in london and jolly old chap had a 38 yard catch in the third and skins played catch up and leaves and lead to a touchdown and kurt cousin for 458 yards and two scores which you figure must have won the game for the redskins for good over time tied at 27 and end in over ti

the birds are taking on the dallas cowboys on sunday night football.agles coach doug pederson played here in philly and he's all too familiar with the bitter rivalry with dallas. >> my wife hears it all the time. she hears it this week. she's already heard it at the grocery store and the fans know. the people know. this week is different. all you have to do is be dallas. it doesn't matter what else happens during the regular season. you just have to beat dallas. >> sunday night there's only one tv station to watch the eagles game. that's nbc 10, kick offat 8:30. immediately following the game, don't miss eagles postgame final coverage from dallas. >> and he's one of the most popular mascots in the world and the philly phanatic is known for having fun and making kids laugh. >> unless you make him wait. look at this. ♪ ♪ >> for a meeting, this was shot at espn. it shows the phanatic having to wait too long for a meeting to start. he goes off and starts wreaking havoc all over. the video was to promote a new book written about the mascot. >>> a viewer tel

the dallas pd has taken it's search on the road. it's a police department thrust into the spotlight this summer-- five dallas police officer were ambushed-- shot and killed-- in the streets of the city-- don't be a part of the problem. we're hiring, we're hiring. get off that protest line and put an application in. at the time--their chief--called for more officers-- months later-- the search is on to find them. 01:38 law enforcement is a good career field. recruiters have come to milwaukee looking for qualified candidates. 57:14 i looked around at the schools, i looked around at the demographics of the city and all those things together showed that this would be a place we thought wed do well recruiting. they interviewed potential officers at the hyatt place hotel-- nats and let them know expectations-- 21:47 being able to do law enforcement and go to texas is the main reason i came out here zachary gartmann is hoping to transition force. he's spent 6 years in the airforce--and wants to make a move to civilian life-- down south. 22

joyce: then, dallas police come to wisconsin. mike: so, who are these fine wisconsinites, looking to join the dallas, texas finest? a couple of them will tell us why. toya: plus, a major makeover for miller park. the improvement the team is announcer: leading the way with important local coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news at 6:00. with kathy mykleby, joyce garbaciak, weather watch 12 chief meteorologist mark baden, and big 12 sports director dan needles, wisn 12 news at 6:00 continues. joyce: dallas police recruiters were in milwaukee today. looking to take some of our toya: yeah, new on wisn 12 news, mike anderson caught up with some of the wisconsinites, applying for those jobs in big d. recruiter: how do you pronounce your last name? bradley: stafanski. recruiter: stafanski? yes. mike: bradley stafanski is 24 years old. he has worked as a community service officer for about a year in the whitefish bay police department. his dad has been on the force there for 30 years. bradley looked there first, but -- bradley: they're no

max: dallas. lemonis: okay. what does it cost to get it to dallas? max: 50 cents a bottle.emonis: max may not realize it, but this little pit stop in dallas for the product is costing the company a heck of a lot of business. murchison products are made in chicago, then transported to dallas and then shipped out from there. to get 'em to dallas adds another 50 cents of cost to each individual unit. but keep in mind, murchison-hume, like any wholesaler, sells to retailers at twice its cost, meaning that the 50 cents turns into $1 by the time it gets to the retailer. then the retailer adds its markup. and that dollar becomes $2. and now an extra $2 has been tacked on to the retail price just because of dallas. and what do customers do when they see that inflated price? well, you take a guess. they walk away. walk me through this. max: so, we used to have a text-heavy label. i wanted to make it easy for the customer to identify. so for me, it's an icon. lemonis: i'm gonna challenge you on that. max: oh, no. lemonis: i feel like it's, like, buying products for my castle or somet

steve patterson, nbc news, dallas. >>> that's gonna do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and goodnight. our lead story tonight. you know - as well as the experts do - that skyrocketing >>> let's make colorado's homeless families our lead story tonight. you know as well as the experts that skyrocketing rental prices aren't helping that situation. ryan helped bust through the stereotype of the single homeless man, because think of maybe a single man on the side of the street asking for money or smelling ever alcohol. >> reporter: it's an obvious conclusion, men on the street are the most visible face of homelessness. as the light of day fades, many of them gallon into shelters. but when you have kids, darkness weighs heavily. >> my kids are not gonna sleep under a tarp. no. kids have been living in the basement of this church for two weeks. >> for someone that doesn't have any family or any connection to colorado with a second family, because i don't have anyone, and now i feel like i have a support system.

the dallas police department is milwaukee to find them. and a recruiting session is taking place later today. angelica joins us now with the details. the dallas police department will be at u-w-m today from 10 to 2 at its career fair. the dallas police department has been holding interviews in milwaukee. they want to add to their 33-hundred officers...after facing tragedy over the summer. five officers were shot and killed. its chief has called for more officers and three months later -- the search is on. on wednesday - dallas police held airport hotel. 57:14 i looked around at the schools, i looked around at the demographics of the city and all those things together showed that this would be a place we thought wed do well recruiting. the milwaukee police department released a statement about the recruitment saying in part: "the dallas police department seems to recognize what mpd knows; milwaukee produces quality applicants for police officer positions. " if you'd like to learn more about the recruitment fox 6 now dot com. 55 countries ar

denise dallas headed up with the scheme with her daughter, jessica. she got the credit card numbers from her wo utilities and stuff for her stuff. shantel jones is also part of the ring. denise has not been caught but the other two women are behind bars right now. we spoke to one women who is outraged her credit was ruined by the trio. listen here. >> they tried to open accounts like in victoria accounts and them into my name but the irs was the worse. >> reporter: investigators tell us the women used a stolen car to buy food for jessica dallas's boyfriend, an inmate at the pinellas county jail. back here live, police are still looking for denise dallas and thinks she knows they are after her. if you have any information on her whereabouts contact the police department. >> hopefully someone does that. thank you, ryan. >>> time now 6:38. leigh spann is in the house with some fall weather coming our way. we waited on the cold cold front and we have to wait longer, another 12 hours or so. out the door right now we only have to wait an hour for the sunris

far, the biggest client is the home of the dallas cowboys. ending up in kitchens right here at at&t stadium. >> when did you guys pick this? >> we picked these yesterday afternoon. >> very nice. >> that's really, really cool. >> reporter: today the school that kicked football out is feeding football fans. >> we believe in it. this is something that was effortless and it makes a lot of sense, and t partnership with them. >> reporter: this fall, the farm is flourishing and enrollment is up. >> to know that if you work hard, if you apply yourself, you can make a way out of no way. >> reporter: a winning season on the field, tilling instead of touchdowns. steve patterson, nbc news, dallas. >>> that's gonna do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for why do protein drinks taste chalky? then get worse? protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts. so great that if you don't get up to fifteen percent more reps,

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