he did the fake motion. oh -- like having your dad mad at you. >> al: third and ten. he is there and makes the catch. and spins down to the 24 yard line. a big, huge third down catch by julian. >> cris: take on the outside, as you saw james white come down and just hit. is that sherman in there? no chance. no call on that play. >> al: they had a third and 25 and convert it. third and ten. two minutes, set up for another fantastic finish on "sunday hey come quick... my new beer, stella artois, is finished. the people will love it. the party's starting! ??? ??? ??? originally brewed for the holidays. enjoyed ever since. stella artois. host one to remember please bow your heads. and i'm just grateful that we can all be here in this moment. i'm thankful for my family and that they care about me. we're another year older, we've been through a lot of trauma no matter what color we are, no matter what uniform we got on. you guys are my family. nothing more important than family today. it's good to be together. lets enjoy. this is the new 2017 chevy cruze. i'm only going to show you half it. what do you think? i think it looks very sleek. the lights remind me of audi lights. and it starts at $22,190. nice. but, there's another side to this car. oh, wow. i love it. this is the first-ever chevy cruze hatch. well, that's pretty impressive. wow. so check it out. yeah, that's awesome. i do like it a lot. now that you know it's a hatchback, what does it make you think of? young professional slash weekend warrior. the whole business in the front, party in the back sort of thing. >> al: a menu for the volkswagen postgame report. to be determined. mike, tony, mike, breaking it down. a look around the league, as well. and look ahead to saints/panthers thursday. two minutes, first and ten. from the 24. blount, is out in front. and this time, busting through. and taking him down for a loss, for four, would be mcdaniels. we go back to the edelman catch on third and ten. >> cris: biggest noncall of the game. james white is going to come down and pitch richard sherman. it is not a foul. a pick right there. i think sherman had his feet within that one-yard limitation. no foul. >> al: second and four, they got it right. now, brady going deep. and somehow, some way, makes the catch. >> cris: oh, stop it. watch this play. and this is on a corner. oh, what a great throw. he works inside. and then, uses that big body to squeeze shead back out, to give himself some room to make this catch. my goodness. what a play. in the biggest moments, bill belichick is going to get the football to his best player. >> al: first and goal. brady will try to burrow his way in. new england has all of its time-outs. he's shy right there. hand fighting going on with avril and a couple of the patriots. second down and goal. and the patriots will take -- we assume -- a time-out here. the clock stopping. a little conference going on. game? what a game. >> referee: third charged time-out, seattle. will be a 30-second time-out. please reset the game clock, to 37 seconds. 37 on the game clock, please. >> al: pete took his last time-out here because he, with 37 seconds, now, figures if new england scores, he wants to leave at least a little time for them to get the ball back. >> cris: here we go. one more time. gronkowski, against shead. works inside. and squeezes over the top. perfectly thrown. you knew where brady was going. wasn't a linebacker. wasn't a safety. put your top cover guys and go after him. i just wonder, this sounds ridiculous because you're down a touchdown. and milk a little clock and make it easier, if they do score, to play defensively, against russell wilson the other way? >> al: it's possible. second down and goal. here's blount. and he is -- nothing yet from the officials. he'll come in. see where the ball is. they mark it outside of the goal line. >> cris: you have to decide on yo >> al: they have all of them. and belichick takes it here. >> referee: first charged time-out, new england. >> al: he's milked enough time. so, seattle will have next to nothing left, if new england gets into the end zone. >> cris: if he didn't get in, kam chancellor making this play, coming around the edge. and just grabbing the leg to not letting him cross. i think it's a good call. grabbing those legs. and it looked like you're going to get blount just flying over the top. certainly, there was a big enough hole. but it was chancellor who saved the day. >> al: got it right. >> cris: in the game against arizona. seattle, just because you get to the goal line doesn't mean you're going to get it in. >> al: they missed chancellor when he was gone. you can see the difference he makes. you got gronkowski, who lines up as the fullback. now, they split him. gronk is the running back. does brady sneak it? he tries to. he loses the ball. he loses the ball. he doesn't get in, number one. and did seattle recover? the game is, in effect, over. but looks like brady winds up with the ball. now, they'll take a time-out. and now, it comes down to a fourth down and goal. >> referee: set the game clock 14 on the game clock. >> al: one more second back on the clock. >> cris: watch how soon brady moves here. actually on the move and i think it threw off the timing of the snap. you got your center down there, trying to survive and snap the ball and get low. and brady, you can see him move even before the snap started. and i just think it threw all of the timing off of that snap. >> al: brady is almost automatic or has been in his career, in that situation, sneaking it in. here we go, with the fourth and goal, for new england. >> cris: this is your two-point play. whatever your best two-point play is for this game, you're going to see it right now. >> al: and now, a flag. >> cris: 12 men? >> al: yep. that was the initial indication. penalty half the distance to the goal. no first down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? >> cris: could you differentiate that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- >> al: right. the fumble. >> cris: you can make a case, al, just throwing the ball up in the air twice out of bounds. not even dealing with this because this is tight to the goal line, hard-count for sure now. >> al: new england has the time-out. taking a safety. and new england can use the final time-out. and seattle will have to run one more play. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all right. that strategy is okay, too. official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. >> cris: how much do you think this game means to pete carroll? super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will never admit it. he will never say it. but i guarantee you, this one feels really good. >> al: first time he's been back in foxboro, since 1999. no touchdown, seahawks win it. coming up, the volkswagen postgame report. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed d internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. in your area. call today. ?? welcome to "the volkswagen golf alltrack postgame report." hangs on to beat new england, 31-24. what a day of football. wild finishes early in the afternoon. the seven lead change game with pittsburgh and dallas. and this game, to wrap up a terrific sunday of nfl action. and seattle on the short week, coming on the road. getting the job done. and getting key performances. especially from a player we haven't seen much of. it's c.j. prosise. will get a game ball for this effort and this road win in russell wilson, 348 yards, 3 touchdowns, no picks. prosise, who led the team in rushing and receiving, and nice to get kam chancellor back in the lineup in this one. three game balls. here's michele. >> i don't know what it is about these two teams. but you end up on the 1 goal line. what did that require? >> mental toughness. physical toughness. fight no more. 60 minutes, as long as we go. we go the distance. we can't play until we can play no more. >> you had big plays, including forcing a fumble on julian edelman. how were you able to perform this way? >> it's all god. i get my strength from the lord. and he just makes me come out and be capable to play like i played. it's a lot of film study. and my guys, they rally to give me energy to keep going. keep fighting and doing it for them. >> congratulations on the win. >> thanks a lot. >> all right. let's turn to offense. russell's over here. >> yes. >> you know, your coach said coming into this game, in so many ways, these teams matched up so well. but you know, what did this one require? >> the challenge. obviously coming to foxboro, a tough, tough place to play. not easy to win here. not many losses here for opponents for them. but you know, it was a battle. we played one play at a time. the defense stepped up when we the offense, we made great plays when we needed to. and we were flush on third downs when we needed to. so many guys made plays from the tight ends to the receivers. doug baldwin, the last touchdown catch was special, too. >> three touchdown catches by doug baldwin. why do you connect the way you do? >> he's an extremely talented player. and he works hard. he gets it. keeps god first. and he loves the game. always. >> you mentioned c.j. prosise. let's bring him into this conversation. congratulations, russell. c.j., your first start. and you had to carry quite a load tonight. how were you able to step into that role and produce the way you did? >> it comes with the position. it's the expectations they have for me. they have big expectations for me. i want to get an opportunity to make big plays for them. >> the offensive line at times seemed to take over this game. the run game going. we got the lanes open and hitting the holes. it made it easy for me. >> pete carroll, who used to coach here, said this is a great place to play. and it's a fun place to win. what does this mean for you guys? >> big hyped up game. and sunday night, get back to the next week and play the eagles. >> congratulations, c.j. mike? >> michele, thank you. let's bring in coach tony dungy. very different conversation from when we saw seattle. just three weeks ago. what does this mean for pete carroll's team on the short week, cross-country and beating the patriots in foxboro. >> this says a lot about their team and how they compete. it sends a message to the nfc. seattle is back. they were struggling. russell wilson looked a lot better today. struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of new england's play calling at the end of this game? outsmarted themselves just like seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has been great at the sneak game. here, losing the ball, legarrette blount. they should have continued to pound with blount. and then, on the fourth down lie, you can't question this. gronk is their guy. they went to him. it didn't work out. you have to give seattle credit >> impressive stuff. tony, thanks. oakland, kansas city, new england, all with the best record, 7-2. dallas has the best record at 8-1. we bring in mike florio from profootballtalk.com. after the game today, the great dallas win over pittsburgh. jerry jones said dak prescott is the starter is there more to the story? >> there is, mike. i stoke to steven jones, the executive v.p. of the cowboys earl he made clear that once tony romo is healthy and part of the active roster, jason garrett and scott linehan will have the ability to switch to tony romo in a game, if they believe that in those circumstances, they need the boost that could come from using romo. right now, prescott looks great. but once romo is on the active roster, prescott could be the starter and romo the finisher. it will be up to jason garrett to make that call. >> every time there's a do that. you can catch mike on profootball talk live, from 7:00 to 9:00 eastern. that's followed by "the dan patrick show" from 9:00 to noon. cris and al back to wrap it up in a moment. ? 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>> yeah, i will be. >> week 11 on thursday night. lots of action for you on nbc. what a game here tonight. in foxboro, massachusetts. as the seattle seahawks come across the country and knock off new england, 31-24. al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya. and our entire crew saying good nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national breaking news. i-15 south coming into las vegas is shut down right now. it's the result of a pedestrian that was hit and killed on the freeway. nathan o'neil is on the scene. >> yes, gerard, they tell us a man in his 20s was killed while he was walking around the freeway here in the travel lane. we understand there was a woman who was driving a dodge van, she hit the man and then spun out of control across the lanes and end ended up near the barriers. troopers did not know why this time, they received a number of calls right after it happened. the person involved has stayed at the scene and do not believe impairment was what caused the crash. craig and cheyenne, interstate 17. , troopers tell me it will be about an hour until we see the southbound opened back up. avoid the area at least if you can in the near future. reporting live, nathan o'neil news3. >> thanks for the report nathan. thank you for joining us, i'm gerard ramalho, two brothers killed in a northwest crash, when they went for a birthday gift for their mother. they were d.u.i. driver. nathan o'neil filed this story before heading out for the breaking news. >> together in their final moments, two brothers killed in a crash in the northwest valley. a mother stunned by the loss of robert sean roberts and jermaine 20s. >> they were on their way to get me a birthday gift. >> these were young men with a future, robert eager to start his own clothing line, and jermaine, the star of the family. >> on the path to become successful young men. >> the leftover wreckage telling the story of a gruesome high speed collision. debris cluttering the >> robert came to tell jermaine come go with him. >> a driver in a chevy camaro crashed into them. that driver arrested for speeding and driving under the influence. a tragedy forcing this mother not to bury one but two of her sons. >> flying down a residential street! 35 miles per hour. and they took my best friends >> nathan o'neil reporting for us once again. as for the driver he is 25-year-old willie worthams, he was hospitalized but will survive. he faces d.u.i. and wreckless driving charges. mobile home park near harman and >> this is a quiet complex oops a lot of retired people and so it's kind of quiet in here. we're not really sure what precipitated the gun fire. >> the suspect is in custody now and cooperating with police. possible drug use is the suspected cause of the case as people were arrested on charges they blocked traffic on the las vegas boulevard after the spirited but otherwise peaceful demonstration at the l trump las vegas hotel. at least a thousand marchers marched on the strip, against president elect donald trump. dozens of protesters faced off with police facing the two sides. coming up in about six mnu election including his choice for chief of staff. right now there are some road closures that you do need to be aware of because of the rock 'n' roll marathon. both sides of las vegas boulevard are closed. several i-15 offramps are closed acknowledge the surface streets by 11:00 p.m. we are told. we are hearing about heavy delays around mccarran. one woman who called news3 said it took her over three hours to get out of the long term parking. connectortunnel will be monitored until 10:00. the golden anniversary of the las vegas marathon, runners from every u.s. foreign countries in the 50th rock 'n' roll las vegas marathon and half marathon. this year the marathon is sponsored by geico. runners dresd as elvis and run through weddings, cheered through spectators along the 26-mile course. many of the runners are on the famous las vegas strip right now. in fact as we speak it is marathon weekend and for one runner ttys weekend that he here is news3 john trainer. >> every step comes after months of work. every foot fall, this marathon means some different from e-to each man and woman. on sunday moarnt 40,000 runners will shut downings las vegas boulevard and with meaningful footsteps of his own will be bob ashby. money for research to save somebody's life. and the life they save happened to be mine. >> reporter: ashby is a survivor. he fought nonhodgkin's lymphoma. his second bout with cancer. he asked how he could give back. the leukemia and lymphoma society had an idea. they said, you could run a marathon. length. i can't do that. i couldn't make it to the corner. i could run for 12 seconds and so i came back and said well can i do something else? and they said no, we want you to run a marathon. >> reporter: ashby did just that. since 2010 he has run six marathons, ten half marathons, for he isn't stopping. >> competing against ourselves. can we do it, i've answered yes. >> reporter: ashby will run the 10k and watch runners run for the foundation that he said saved his life. john treanor, news3. >> it's been a busy weekend for president elect donald trump. even though he hasn't made any public appearance is he has been hard at work. jerry. >> 78 in the valley, look ahead to much cooler temperature wise denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. except denny's all-new holiday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, >> as protests continue across the country. president elect donald trump has made two major white house picks. hillary clinton meantime blaming her loss on james comey's latest investigation of her private e-mail server. reporting from washington. >> the president elect has made his first big cabinet decision. picking republican national committee leader reince priebus as his white house chief of protesters continuing from hollywood to new york city, hundreds voicing their opposition to president elect donald trump. >> i've never seen an election like this one before, where people are so fearful. >> antitrump americans should rest assured. >> we're going to get to work on solving the big country's problems. getting this economy growing. fix international security. fixing our health care >> hillary clinton blamed her loss on fbi director james comey's decision to open up her e-mail investigation a few days before the.election. trump team isn't buying that analysis. >> somebody else's fault. sometimes you have to take a look at the near and reflect on what went wrong. says more cabinet picks will be coming soon. >> trump has made former campaign team member steve ban onas his chief strategist. glrn if you haven't done so.lately, check out the >> well, if you look up into the sky tonight and tomorrow you won't just see the moon, you'll see what is known as the supermoon. and this video we should tell you doesn't do it justice. according to nasa, the supermoon will be the closest to earth until 2034. nasa says the moon will appear larger and reflect more light, just under 220,000 miles away at its closest point to earth and nearly 250,000 miles away at its furthest point. the best time will be tonight, early monday and also monday night. >> yeah,. >> and we better check to see if we'll hve the clear look at the moon. jerry brown will be here in the news center. >> in case anyone misses it, we'll be here in 2035 to show you. >> let's hope. >> it is also considered the frost moon. although considering our temperatures, not very appropriate. 93? in san diego. the hot spot in the country can you believe dwham beat us, we clear skies, view currently from the northeast valley and we take a look at our downtown studio, 62?. just off of las vegas boulevard, north of the cashman center. humidity 43% with very high barometric pressure. east side st. vidar at 62. mesquite, 58, 57 in pahrump and 64 in boulderer city. boulder city. upper 50s in anthem, lower 50s at blue diamond. low uses on the east side of the valley, northwest valley, centennial hit 80? today. pretty late in november to be hour at mccarran airport. 70 be san diego, which was the hot spot in the country today. 78 will be tomorrow, another warm day. nationally, mooch over showers over the carolinas, thunderstorms and moisture movement off of south texas padre island. a system off to our north is bringing moisture to the pressure dominating our weather. you see how high our barometric pressure was. skies clear tonight, shouldn't be any problem at all to see that bright supermoon. bright moon shine and 53? for your overnight low around the region. 38 up on the mountain. 42 in pahrump, 52 in boulder city, all morning lows. pretty much a carbon copy of what we had today. 78 tomorrow another warm one. let's plan your day. 61 at 8:00 a.m., 74 noon, 4:00 p.m, 76. down from the high of the prefs previous day. mid 70s down to the lower 60s by thursday with morning lows getting into the 40s. almost like a total change from late summer to early >> finally arrived. we were waiting. >> noticeably cooler by next with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time... streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. okay. >> all right, today was elimination day in round of 8. to make it to the final 8. defending champ kyle busch needed a solid finish. kyle running in the top 10 for most of the day. kurt was in fourth and desperate. drama came at a restart, three laps to go. ciel in 4th, kurt in 8th. matt ken seth in the lead and he would shoot him knocks him right out of the race, he finishes 21st. kyle busch and joey logano jumped right by, qualified for homestead with a win, kyle needed to finish second which he did. kyle will have a chance to defend his championship next week. as for older brother kyle, it privilege to race in the series vand a group of guys like this work on the car and be farther of this team. good news is i think we found our problem expel long run speed, we have none of it. bad news is, we didn't advance. >> you won the championship again. >> i think so we haven't seen our strength the last couple of weeks but we have shown our consistency. i hope that consistency shows our strength next top tens lead to top fives, top fives lead to wins, we just had three top fives in a row. >> all right, on tuesday the city of san diego voted down a tax for charger stadium. sharing the stadium with the rams or maybe they can move to las vegas if the raider deal goes south. we have all this funding and we're waiting on the owners to make a vote. to the chargers. taking on miami dolphins, both teams have slim wild card hopes. fourth quarter, chargers down 3, rivers going for end zone and the lead and said he is kicked off with 12 minutes to play. now tide at 24, san diego going for the win until rivers is picked off again! kiko alonzo returns it for a ck rivers took another pick shorlt after. chargersfall to 4 and 6. how about denver? they could get to seven wins with a win in new orleans. just behind oakland and kc. drew brees, finding brandon cook. all they needed was the extra point to beat the broncos right? field will parks going the other way. for a safety. denver wins another game. de marco murray, against green bay. first carrier of the game going to find a hole. bishop gorman grad, had 123 yards on the day. plus that score. but he wasn't done. he could play aas well. touchdown pass to de marco murray, fourth straight loss for green bay packers. we'll have plenty of sports for you tonight. randy koutour will stop by and scott piercey, drops a byrdie, hole on 18, needed to chip it in, instead chips it about six inches. what a day for sports. we have all kinds of good things >> well, if you saw my tweet from a little earlier tod had some breaking marie mortera news and here it is. marie, her husband and daughter welcome their son, at 9:57 a.m. sunday, 11/13. we want to say congratulations to marie and her husband and the sharyl: never before have so many in the media worked so hard to convince the public that a candidate couldn't and shouldn't win. mara liasson: i think this is donald trump's biggest day. and he will be ignored from henceforth. actually, i hope he will. sharyl: how do you explain to them that maybe we didn't see what was going on around us, in front of our nose? >> the story of the year, in my view, is the story out there in america that neither the media nor the political ruling class saw, heard, got, or suspected. sharyl: one thing fueling the angry voter is a clear distrust in the government to act in our best interest. the president-elect faces a faith that has been broken. journalists have argued in writing that this has been one of the least transparent administrations they've seen.