fans erupting in cheers as gostkowski made that beautiful kick to win. >> looked like my living room last night. we have a commercial running right now eric, where you're giving gostkowski some kicking tips. >> that's right and taking it as far as we can go. >> did you have something to do with that kick yesterday? >> naturally. we got like a northwest to southeast winds here? >> sure. excellent information you gave him. >> reporter: gorgeous today. temperatures all the way up to 61-degrees in boston. 64 in taughten. it's been a great november so far. 61 average for mids october. the record for the date is 69- degrees. nice day in the 60s so far this months we're sitting here on the 16th not a snow flake to be seen yet. orange has cooled off to 47 and that chill is going to set in tonight. we have diminishing winds and most towns mid to upper 20s tomorrow morning. city of boston down to about 35- degrees to start off. a few showers moving away from down east maine this season. the next storm is in the middle of the country. this will be a very slow mover so we don't have to deal with

gostkowski's kick ... it's good! >> he gave the pats the 27-26 win and gostkowski hasn't missed says it's easy to stay humble. >> you're one kick away from being, you know, public enemy number one no matter how many kicks i get. how many games i win, i'm going to stay humble and have humility because you're one kick from trending on twitter as the number one losener america. >> jadiann: he has seven game-winning kicks and is franchise leader for successful field goal attempts. >> christa: peyton manning broke the nfl record for career passing yards in denver against the chiefs but the game is one he would like to forget. he threw for interceptions and was benched. the coach blames himself because manning has been in pain with a foot injury and injured ribs. the. >> vikings safety making a the stats sheet. during the fourth quarter of the game a fan ran on the field and he held him down until an officer made the arrest. he said he felt threatened and wanted to make sure everybody on the field was safe. >> jadiann: loo

the second longest is the man who's going to decide it now, gostkowski.e had a -- made a 57-yarder down at dallas this year, a career long. he has not missed this entire season and has made 29 consecutive overall. in his career, 16-20 beyond 50. 80%. this from 54. gostkowski's kick -- it's good! phil: wasn't sure mirkse even as i watched it go through. i didn't know if it was good or not. it was that close. jim: it was hooking a bit at the end but gostkowski -- phil: just a slight breeze, a little hook. hangs in there. jim: boy, if you ever have a game where you think you have a chance to take the patriots, you're trying to put together a lineup -- they have so many missing parts. the giants put together one of those great drives of their own, got down inside 10, could not get the touchdown. we've had three fourth-quarter lead changes and the last one comes with only one second left. phil: well, that was a -- listen, this patriots team -- you and i have said this many times -- they're so disciplined, so tough, and the giants were tough today too but they'

with seconds to go, stephen gostkowski knocked down a 56 yard field goal. they remain unbeaten at 9-0. we will update you on edelman' s condition as soon as know how the surgery went. the patriots next game is right here on channel 5. they square off against rex ryan and the buffalo bills on monday night football one week from today. our coverage begins at 8:00 with our sportscenter 5 countdown to kickoff show. we' ll be in gillette stadium. >> still ahead, more on the aftermath of the attacks in paris. we are hearing terrifying stories of survival as families search for loved ones. plus, a teenager shot while in the car with his father. what we are learning about the search for the suspect. >> a scary and rare sight in california as a tornado touches

with just seconds left on the clock, steven gostkowski kicked a 56-yard field goal. the final score 27-26. the pats take on the bills next monday night here at gillette stadium. that game will be right here on channel 5. reporting live in foxborough, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: todd, thank you. 10 minutes before 7:00. opening statements begin today in the trial of a danvers teen accused of killing his teacher. phillip chism is charged with raping and murdering colleen ritzer at the school two years ago. he was 14 at the time but is being tried as an adult. the trial was delayed for three weeks while chism underwent a psychological exam that determined he is competent to stand trial. emily: right now the cape cod community college campus in barnstable is on high alert after a written threat was found at the school. this morning's classes have been cancelled. the school will not open until the state police bomb squad and k-9 units have searched the campus and given it the all-clear. randy: a 19-year-old is seriously hurt after he was shot while sitting

steve gostkowski of the game as well. on sunday, p. will have patriots game day at 11:30. on monday night, turn over to my tv 38 for the fifth quarter post game show. >>> college football, just a little more than 24 hours away from the shamrock series. boston college against notre dame and what should be a night to remember for the fans, coaches and the players, especially those who may have been overlooked by the irish. >> you talk to some of the past players and you talk to guys like matt ryan, luke cakely, they weren't recruited. you look at it like we're at boston college. boston college loved us and gave us this great opportunity. we'll have the chance to come play and let our ability speak for itself on the field. >> bruins tamed the wild last night at the garden. you can thank louie erickson scoring the seventh goal as well as the eighth in the second period before getting his third in the night and the final period. the hat trick for louie in the bruins 4-2 win. tomorrow back at it. the celtics host brooklyn tonight in about an hour from now. we'll have highlights

on a bright sunny day at altitude, this is almost a chip shot for gostkowski. anything but tonight. >> cris: long of 57 yards, well within his range. >> al: right. but in the snow, on a slippery surface, to send us into overtime. which he does. >> cris: wow. >> al: man, oh man. >> cris: holy cow. >> al: so despite the clock running off several seconds, they were able to make the pass, brady to lafell, huge. >> cris: you know, and the great thing about that, let's give them credit. is they feel they caught bad breaks on some penalties, caught bad breaks on that clock management, and instead of hanging your head and be defeated, brady hits the big pass and they go to overtime. >> al: they have been doing it for how many years now? it doesn't matter what happens. >> cris: and i know everybody has their own version of what the patriots are. i don't care what you say. what they have done over the past decade plus has been incredible. >> referee: captains, we'll play one 15-minute overtime period. we'll play it as if it is the fourth quarter with timing rules. all re

gostkowski comes on if the game-tying field goal. four seconds left. right through from 47. elements do not bother that fella. we're tied at 424-24. patriots, three and out. broncos, c.j. anderson, no relation, goes through all the guys the blue pants. now he's running -- nobody caught him. touchdown for the orange team. broncos win it, 30-24. and no more undefeated are los patriots. >> have a great day. >> thank you to the johns. >>> coming up next in "the pulse." reese's apologizing because of this peanut butter cup. >>> a perfect picture after a daring rescue. an epic eagle selfie. my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, incl

gostkowski forced overtime with a 47-yard field goal. the broncos handed new england their first loss of the season 30-24. >> this is really a law enforcement officer's worst nightmare. emily: an arsenal of weapons discovered in leicester. right now the suspected owner is just hours from facing a judge. our erika tarantal joins us with the intense manhunt it took to bring him in. erika? erika: investigators spent hours searching for the man who's accused of using unique ways to evade police. neighbors say this is the boat dean largesse stole early saturday morning as he tried to escape. the 32-year-old was wanted for a domestic violence incident in worcester. leicester police showed up at his home, but largesse was already on the run. >> the neighbors said they heard a shot. he jumped a fence in the field and i'm assuming he went through the field and came down this way and through the backyards and stole their boat and rode away through the pond. erika: largesse was eventually arrested in the woods by state police. officers say the stas

but steven gostkowski was huge last night. his 54-yarder with one second to go lifts the pats over the giants 27-26 in the meadowlands. so fate move to 9-0, undefeat through the season, along with the carolina panthers and the bengals look to stay perfect as they host the texans. julian edelman has a chance to return for the playoffs. edelman broke a bone in his foot after his 61st catch of the season and was to have surgery today, he suffered the same injury that cost des bryant six weeks for the cowboys. assuming the patriots get a first round boi there, they are nine weeks until they would host a playoff game. >> we want to give our players credit, they made a lot of great plays. they gave us all we could handle, but it's good to come down here and win. ready to play at the houston rockets, 8:00 tip time. celtics won last night, a victory at oklahoma city. boston is 5-4 on the young season. this week we'll check in with the six high school football teams that will be playing for the championships on saturday. interlakes mou

stephen gostkowski ties the game at 24 as time runs out. but in overtime, it's all denver. forcing new england to punt, c.j. anderson rips off a 48-yard touchdown run to give the broncos a 30-24 win i rhi ruining the attempt of the patriots to have undefeated. >>> kensington palace released these photos of charlotte six months after she was born. kate also took those photos. they are the first looks at charlotte since christening in july. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a closer look at cybermonday and all of that hype. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." ...you could stay... ...in bed all day... ...you need the power of... new theraflu expressmax. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better. hi! so it says here i can redeem my cashback bonus for discovercash.. do i need to have a certain amount? nope, you can redeem your cashback for any amount, any time. that's great. yeah, you can use it for a statement credit or even get the cash. nice. i could use that extra cash for a last-minute gift. one less thing hanging over

on a bright sunny day at altitude, this is almost a chip shot for gostkowski. anything but tonight. >> cris: long of 57 yards, well within his range. >> al: right. but in the snow, on a slippery surface, to send us into overtime. which he does. >> cris: wow. >> al: man, oh man. >> cris: holy cow. >> al: so despite the clock running off several seconds, they were able to make the pass, brady to lafell, huge. >> cris: you know, and the great thing about that, let's give them credit. is they feel they caught bad breaks on some penalties, caught bad breaks on that clock management, and instead of hanging your head and be defeated, brady hits the big pass and they go to overtime. >> al: they have been doing it for how many years now? it doesn't matter what happens. >> cris: and i know everybody has their own version of what the patriots are. i don't care what you say. what they have done over the past decade plus has been incredible. >> referee: captains, we'll play one 15-minute overtime period. we'll play it as if it is the fourth quarter with timing rules. all re

. >> anchor: thanks to another gostkowski. the patriots are still perfect on the season. his 54 yard game winner the latest reminder he is the best in the business. and thanks to does to you key's music to patriots fans ears. >> anchor: i just sing a song in high head and keep that between me and the song. i do, i sing a song in my head to distract everything else and it's cool. the noise, them yelling. it's fun. you guys can guess. >> reporter: no mystery in what's going on. payton manning got benched after throwing four intersessions across the chiefs and will stay on the sideline this coming sunday in chicago and possibly head coach gary kubiak says manning will not play against the bears as he tries to heal up from a partially torn plantar facia in his left foot. wyler will start in his place. card until and sea hawks ceiling it up for arizona with a 48 yard touchdown. that's great put. check how the . drew stanton's reaction on the sideline you have to love the enthusiasm there. ellington's td trot and stanton celebration get our play of the day. the celtics looking

on a bright sunny day at altitude, this is almost a chip shot for gostkowski.thing but tonight. >> cris: long of 57 yards, well within his range. >> al: right. but in the snow, on a slippery surface, to send us into overtime. which he does. >> cris: wow. >> al: man, oh man. >> cris: holy cow. >> al: so despite the clock running off several seconds, they were able to make the pass, brady to lafell, huge. >> cris: you know, and the great thing about that, let's give them credit. is they feel they caught bad breaks on some penalties, caught bad breaks on that clock management, and instead of hanging your head and be defeated, brady hits the big pass and they go to overtime. >> al: they have been doing it for how many years now? it doesn't matter what happens. >> cris: and i know everybody has their own version of what the patriots are. i don't care what you say. what they have done ov the past decade plus has been se incredible. >> referee: captains, we'll play one 15-minute overtime period. we'll play it as if it is the fourth quarter with timing rules. all revie

a dropped landon collins interception gave brady new life where they set it up for stephen gostkowski, who hooked a 54 yarder for the game winner with one tick on the clock. >> you are one tick away from being public enemy number one. that is what my job is very humbling. i will always try to have utility, because you know, you are one play away from trending on twitter as the number one loser in america. [laughter] mike l: idle think it' bad. ed: a new england anyway. mike l: there is so much to talk about. we could fill a half hour. a high 5 goes to everett. if you missed it, broken bone in his foot. surgery tomorrow. could be back. ed: the second week of november? mike l: the last regular-season game is january 3. so if they get a by a, they could be playing on the 13th. it could happen. ed: but what is their motto? ed: it is the half way point of november. this week will feel like it. heather: mike wankum is working mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one

on a bright sunny day at altitude, this is almost a chip shot for gostkowski.thing but tonight. >> cris: long of 57 yards, well within his range. >> al: right. but in the snow, on a slippery surface, to send us into overtime. which he does. >> cris: wow. >> al: man, oh man. >> cris: holy cow. >> al: so despite the clock running off several seconds, they were able to make the pass, brady to lafell, huge. >> cris: you know, and the great thing about that, let's give them credit. is they feel they caught bad breaks on some penalties, caught bad breaks on that clock management, and instead of hanging your head and be defeated, brady hits the big pass and they go to overtime. >> al: they have been doing it for how many years now? it doesn't matter what happens. >> cris: and i know everybody has their own version of what the patriots are. i don't care what you say. what they have done over the past decade plus has been incredible. >> referee: captains, we'll play one 15-minute overtime period. we'll play it as if it is the fourth quarter with timing rules. all review

on a bright sunny day at altitude, this is almost a chip shot for gostkowski. anything but tonight. >> cris: long of 57 yards, well within his range. >> al: right. but in the snow, on a slippery surface, to send us into overtime. which he does. >> cris: wow. >> al: man, oh man. >> cris: holy cow. >> al: so despite the clock running off several seconds, they were able to make the pass, brady to lafell, huge. >> cris: you know, and the great thing about that, let's give is they feel they caught bad breaks on some penalties, caught bad breaks on that clock management, and instead of hanging your head and be defeated, brady hits the big pass and they go to overtime. >> al: they have been doing it for how many years now? it doesn't matter what happens. >> cris: and i know everybody has their own version of what the patriots are. i don't care what you say. what they have done over the past decade plus has been incredible. >> referee: captains, we'll play one 15-minute overtime period. we'll play it as if it is the fourth quarter with timing rules. all reviews will co

on a bright sunny day at altitude, this is almost a chip shot for gostkowski. anything but tonight. >> cris: long of 57 yards, well within his range. >> al: right. but in the snow, on a slippery surface, to send us into overtime. which he does. >> cris: wow. al: man, oh man. >> cris: holy cow. running off several seconds, they were able to make the pass, brady to lafell, huge. >> cris: you know, and the great thing about that, let's give them credit. is they feel they caught bad breaks on some penalties, caught bad breaks on that clock management, and instead of hanging your head and be defeated, brady hits the big pass and they go to overtime. >> al: they have been doing it for how many years now? it doesn't matter what happens. >> cris: and i know everybody has their own version of what the patrioio are. i don't care what you say. what they have done over the past decade plus has been incredible. >> referee: captains, we'll play one 15-minute overtime period. we'll play it as if it is the fourth quarter with timing rules. all reviews will come from upstairs a

with seconds to go, stephen gostkowski knocked down a 56-yard field goal. pats win 27-26. they remain unbeaten at 9-0. as for edelman, we'll update you on his condition as soon as we know. live at gillette stadium, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: thank you, todd. as for outside of the game, security saw a big boost. there was no specific threat at metlife stadium, but law enforcement was strategically placed with security now an even bigger priority for the nfl. emily: the patriots next game is right here on channel 5. they square off against rex ryan and the buffalo bills on monday night football november 23. one week from today. our coverage begins at 8:00 with our sportscenter 5 "countdown to kickoff" show live from gillette stadium. 4:37. a campus alert at a local community college. randy: the sweep police are carrying out this morning after a threat. a baby dies after he was taken from a new hampshire home. the case police are calling suspicious. erika? erika: breaking news overnight. the french prime minister saying more than 150 raids have been carried

on a bright sunny day at altitude, this is almost a chip shot for gostkowski.thing but tonight. >> cris: long of 57 yards, well within his range. >> al: right. but in the snow, on a slippery surface, to send us into overtime. which he does. >> cris: wow. >> al: man, oh man. >> cris: holy cow. >> al: so despite the clock running off several seconds, they were able to make the pass, brady to lafell, huge. >> cris: you know, and the great thing about that, let's give them credit. is they feel they caught bad breaks on some penalties, caught bad breaks on that clock management, and instead of hanging your head and be defeated, brady hits the big pass and they go to overtime. >> al: they have been doing it for how many years now? it doesn't matter what happens. >> cris: and i know everybody has their own version of what the patriots are. i don't care what you say. what they have done over the past decade plus has been incredible. >> referee: captains, we'll play one 15-minute overtime period. we'll play it as if it is the fourth quarter with timing rules. all review

several players will be there including gostkowski, mccordy and slater. they join robert kraft at the event. it's the 22nd year the pats have teamed up to do this. >>> governor baker is saying sites like boston based draftkings and fan duel could continue to operate but with age and advertising restrictions. if approved by the legislature, the rules would be the first in the nation. the governor wants to review the public comments on the ag's plans. >>> a whale stranded for two hours in kingston is free. it was finally able to move once high tide came in. the aquarium tells us the stranding could be a sign the whale has some kind of health problem. >>> right now on your tuesday morning, time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, nora. >> good morning, chris and kathryn. ahead, we've got the latest reporting after that russian fighter jet was shot down by turkey overnight. we'll talk with cio insider about the new travel alert for americans ahead of the busy holiday season. we'll see you at 7:00. >> up next,

tough to interpret these rules. 6 seconds left, gostkowski, field goal. patriots stay perfect.s most likely to stay perfect? new england, cincinnati, or carolina? >> i just look at who they're playing. new england has the bills, the broncos, the eagles. i like that setup for new england. cincy has texans. after that they have the cardinals and the rams. carolina, redskins, cowboys. so carolina could stay undefeated in new england. but i think cincy's going to have a hard time. >> all three of these undefeateds have something in common, great quarterback play. all three have great quarterback play. brady did make a costly mistake today. tom coughlin was like, we should have won this game. all three of these undefeated teams have quarterbacks that are god under pressure and are playing great. >> andy dalton is the big surprise to me. the way he has played. i think hugh jackson has had a really big impact on him. but brady is brady. he's doing his thing. cam newton, they play really good defense around him. and they have a real weak schedule. so they have an advantage there. >> yo

there's stephen gostkowski, the first field goal he's missed in his life. he had never missed, and never missed at home until that happened. it gave the bills some new life. shady mccoy to the pile, that's a touchdown. but the patriots didn't let that bother them. next man up, danny amendola with the catch across the 20, 15, 10, inside the 10 to the 5. and that set the patriots up for james white's second career touchdown. they were about 300 miles outside. that was the touchdown that put them ahead. here is amendola on the next sequence, planting first his right leg, then left. getting away from the punt. see how he grabs that left leg. it's a left knee injury is kind of what they're hinting tonight. they worked on his knee. dr. unruh says it might be -- heather: i thought it was a hamstring. what do i know? ed: watch it now. the hand gesture to step away, move aside. mike lynch, we've dissected the highlights. take us through the locker room, ok? mike: somebody just walked over to this big box where we plug in and he went over there and said, well, i thin

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in patriots' fashion, brady marched the team down the field and gostkowski's kick sent the team into over time. but new england went three and out and the broncos scored a touchdown to win. >> i knew it would be a dogfight. i knew it would come down to the end. >> offensively we played into their hands. we started just throwing thele ball a lot. >> play action, over the middle. >> nicole: and the pats suffered a bigger loss in the fourth quarter when gronkowski went down. trying to make a catch, he injured his right knee. fans watched as the last remaining healthy offensive weapon had to be carted off the field. >> he's a healthy guy. hopefully it's not too serious. we'll see. all our fingers are crossed. >> you hate to see anybody with the amount of work they put in go down and go off in a cart. >> nicole club after the game, gronk was seen getting on the bus without crutches or a brace. multiple reports say the team doesn't think the injury is too serious. players not letting an injury-plagued month deter them from their focus. >> this is frustrating. the guys that are left that ar

stephen gostkowski hit 5g 4-yard field goal to give new england the lead over the giants with just one second remaining. they won by one. the win comes at a cost because today julian edelman is set to have surgery after breaking a bone in his foot. he's expected to be out six to eight weeks, possibly become for the postseason. so "today in new england" comes back with your latest headlines. hope to see you then at 9:00 a.m. if you're not, headed out, have a great monday, everyone. i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i >>> we're back now. 8:30 on a monday morning. it's the 16th day of november, 2015. we have finally come outside on this beautiful monday morning to say hi to