they still go back to fuller. >> sean: tannehill throws short. nice move after the catch. looks like he got across the 40 before getting bumped back by shaun lewis and brodrick brown. >> matt: cyrus gray takes advantage of jeff fuller clearing that area out. they just dropped on fuller. gray filled the void. they did a nice job of picking up the first. >> matt: 33 yards rushing. alex elkins an immediate hit on swope. swope back in action after he got rocked and hit earlier in this half. gain of five. second and five. 5:30 to go. the clock running. each team with all three time-outs left.

fuller has it. first down to the 49 yard line of oklahoma state. brodrick brown, the tackle. >> matt: 5:20 to go. oklahoma state is employing a zone. they're not going to get beat over the top. they're giving the underneath up. they want that clock to just keep going. >> sean: tannehill deep ball. full irset up like a basketball player trying to box brown out of the play. fuller screaming for interference. >> matt: i am really liking this brodrick brown, the bulldog, i'll tell you. he has fought all game long. a decided height advantage, 5'8", going against a 6'4" guy, he has stood tall today. >> sean: bill young calls him

bulldog because he's about as competitive as anybody can be. good throw and catch. brandal jackson. >> sean: third down and five and the clock running. five receivers, three to the right of tannehill. first down on the completion to kenric mcneal, tackled by lowe. >> matt: an option route inside by mcneal. get low on the inside and then just break the outside. now, you can only do that because you have good protection, and you can see the field.

nice throw. >> sean: he was open. it was well timed, but mcneal took too long to look for the ball. >> matt: sean, that's one they're looking for. inevitably there's going to be that gray area in the zone where you're in between. this time mcneal, he gets to that spot. the ball is right where it has to be. has the potential for a big play, and he drops it. >> sean: on the drive, tannehill. a ball that should have been caught for a big play. four rushes for the cowboys. another first down. nwachukwu. they'll mark it at the 22 yard line. under four minutes to go. a&m down by ten. trying to make it a one-score game. 12-yard completion to nwachukwu.

>> matt: sloping the slot right here. >> sean: here comes a blitz. tannehill got away. and got rocked near the first down marker. another nifty run by tannehill. went on a 65 yard touchdown run. james thomas put a good hit on tannehill. came up hobbling just a bit. there's an injured cowboy defender on the field. >> matt: looks like richetti jones, number 99. he's played a good game here today, tom. >> sean: maybe a stinger the way his right arm was dangling. thomas goes off. >> matt: richetti jones has gotten some pressure. james thomas had some nice coverage. he's played a pretty good football game also. >> sean: he had a huge game last season against a&m, a 63-yard fumble return for a touchdown.

jones helped out last week against tulsa. thomas had an interception, forced fumble, fumble recovery, a sack, two tackles for a loss. >> matt: can you do anything else? >> sean: and he did it in the wee small hours of the morning for those who weren't aware. last week they were supposed to play saturday night a 9:10 kickoff central time in tulsa. there was a weather delay, thunder and lightning in the area, torrential rain. they did not start the game until 12:16 a.m. it ended at 3:35 in the morning. they didn't get back to stillwater until almost 6:00 a.m. sunday. second and one. tannehill went under center. gray wants the first down, and he does. the clock will stop for a moment to move the chains. they're marching methodically but using a lot of time in the process. >> matt: that is what oklahoma state wants to do. they're playing that soft zone and letting him throw underneath and methodically move the ball.

>> sean: 14th play of the drive. we're down to three minutes to go here in college station. swope down. the whistles haven't been blown. brodrick brown and alex elkins came in a little late. >> matt: swope, they thought he was down, but he was actually on top of elkins. they actually had an opportunity to get up and run, and the other defender came over, and that's what he was bothered about. in the interim, he's still going down. >> sean: and the crowd is starting to get agitated about it. under 2:30 to go. tannehill has fuller. touchdown. it took a while, but they got the seven they needed. they'll have seven with the extra point. and then mike sherman will have a decision to make. he has all three time-outs. do the onside kick or try to

play defense? use those time-outs. >> matt: the bulldogs bit on that one. he bit on that inside move. fuller was able to get in. do you trust your defense? >> sean: extra point good. it's a field goal game now. 80 yards, 15 plays. it took 4:04 off the clock. ends on a four-yard pass. tannehill to fuller. whoa. whoa. how do you top great vacations? whoa. getting twice the points on great vacations. whoa! use chase sapphire preferred and now get two times the points on travel, and two times the points on dining and no foreign transaction fees.

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but texas a&m with three touchdowns, 21 unanswered points, then got six more in the fourth quarter. a&m has just scored. and now mike sherman has a big decision to make with 2:20 to go, down by three. he does have all three time-outs. he can kickoff deep, hope that they get a three and out from oklahoma state. but they don't do that very often, the cowboys. that defense has to be tired. they've been under siege the entire second half. >> matt: sean, this might be the only opportunity you have to get a chance at the ball. you kick it off, and they run that clock, you'll never get it. here is your one chance to have an opportunity. they'll have to stop it either way. >> sean: that's what you see in the nfl. three time-outs, and they took it away. gilbert runs the kickoff back and a late flag.

two flags thrown. scott novak, the referee, will sort it out. >> referee: after the flag, offsetting personal foul. personal foul, offense, number 32. personal foul, kicking team, number 12. penalties will offset. >> matt: d.j. jones, wearing number 12 for the 12th man, walked on, selected his cover kick. he got locked up with james thomas. threw a punch? thomas might be a drama major at oklahoma state. mike sherman decided to lean on his defense. they need a three and out.

they're getting plenty of help from the 12th man in the stands. >> matt: now is the time for your defense to show up. >> sean: brandon weeden has thrown for 434, one shy of the single game cowboy record. handoff here. randle ahead to the 25, a gain of three. time-out a&m. first to the aggies. they have two left. they figure out what's going to happen on second down. we send you back to robert flores. >> check out how kansas state beat miami. fourth and goal. miami down four, under a minute to go. jacory harris dives in, initially ruled a touchdown. but overturned on instant replay. kansas state takes over, and they beat miami 28-24. meantime, clemson moves to 4-0. they hold on to beat florida state, who is without e.j. manuel, 35-30. sean? >> sean: tough loss for the miami hurricanes.

second and seven. jeremy smith is the running back. horton, the backup tight end, gets to the 30. two yards short of the first down. first catch of the day for horton jr. and mike sherman uses his second time-out. he also has a player down. >> matt: sean, this is a big play obviously right here. this third down. >> sean: play of the game. they convert, it's essentially ball game over. third down and three upcoming. a pass but a conservative pass. almost like a long handoff.

steven terrell is the injured player getting up now. do you run that same kind of play? three yards is a long way to go on a running play. do you like a short pass to move the chains? >> matt: if they're going to throw, it will be something like that, where if there's misdirection first and you have somebody sneaking up. they don't really have the feet option with the quarterback like tannehill would. i would expect it's going to be something like that. >> sean: third and three. 1:59 remaining regulation time. a conversion for mike gundy's cowboys should put it away. spread it out. that means there's the possibility of an inside run. good thing for weeden that it was. terrence frederick saw that one coming and was trying to get in front of blackmon. a pick might have gone into the end zone for a&m.

>> matt: did not like the call by oklahoma state. having said that, the gamble by mike sherman pays off. he trusts his defense. three and out, and he got a monster three and out. now he's looking for a big return here. >> sean: those three plays use only 24 seconds. a&m still has a time-out. whistles. and if that's against a&m -- and it is not -- the signal. >> referee: before the ball is snapped, false start on the offense, number 4. five-yard penalty. first down. >> sean: the glamorous adventures of pan am stewa stewardesses. buckle up, adventure calls tomorrow night on abc. low line drive kick.

and kenric mcneal gobbled up immediately. excellent coverage. >> matt: zack craig down there to cover the punt. the line of scrimmage is the 34. all they need is a field goal to tie. 1:47 and a time-out left for texas a&m. got a little bit of juice back into the stadium. remember tannehill is a guy who can beat you with his feet as well. it's a great option to be able to have right now. he can buy time. >> sean: even yardage total per half though most of the 154 in this half was on the last drive. kicker has a career long of 50, randy bullock. tannehill near side. cyrus gray. one yard, but he did get out of

bounds, shoved out by justin gilbert. >> matt: smart. smart play by gray to stop the clock. >> sean: second and nine. aggies at their own 35. >> matt: another soft shell defensively by oklahoma state. they're only rushing three. >> sean: ryan tannehill, lots of time. deep throw, intercepted on the ricochet. picked off by james thomas. brodrick brown there as well. it was intended for jeff fuller. huge takeaway by bill young's defense. that should end it. the fourth turnover of the half committed by the aggies. >> matt: sean, if i was going to give a player of the game to oklahoma state, it would go to brodrick brown. he has stood tall all game long against the country's top receivers. he has fought him. he's not a big man, but he plays with a big heart. he is a good, good football player.

>> sean: and the interception off the ricochet by thomas, his second of the season. and the big fumble return last year against mike sherman. and the aggies up in stillwater. an agonizing loss. for texas a&m program that is clearly on the rise, rapidly improving under mike sherman. here was a barometer game to make a statement. they had a great year last year, 9-4. mike sherman's slogan this year is prove it. prove it wasn't a fluke. prove you can sustain. here was a chance to prove it. >> matt: they're going to be really disappointed. like you said, they're on the rise. sean, they're young. they have talent. that young offensive line, it's a good group. but they did not perform in the second half. they just kind of wilted. and that is going to cause a lot

of concern. if they go back and watch this tape. there's a lot of mistakes that they made. now, credit oklahoma state. because they did what they had to. and i go back to jeannine's interview at the half with coach gundy. he was not fazed at all where they were. he was kind of calm about the whole thing. >> sean: he basically said, they'll get it together. >> matt: and they did. that's an impressive second half win by the cowboys. >> sean: they deserve a lot of credit. 20-3 at the half. mentioned the bizarre night they had last saturday in tulsa. the game ends at 3:35 in the morning. they found out after the game that coach glenn spencer had lost his wife at age 46. coach gundy missed practice for the first time ever on thursda , to fly to the funeral in atlanta.

what a comeback. >> matt: they did a fantastic job. i can't say enough about old bulldog, that corner. he just played a fap tas tick football game. >> sean: by the way, weeden has thrown for 438 to break his own single game passing record. coach spencer has to feel very good. i'm sure there will be a lot of emotional boys around coach spencer in that locker room. buried his wife yesterday. three receivers in this game for oklahoma state with ten catches or more. that's the first time in school history that's happened. anyiam with ten. blackmon and cooper with 11 catches each. williams threw the ball 60 times with no interceptions. >> matt: starred off slow, but,

boy, the second half started, and he was mistake free. good decisions. ball's where it had to be. >> sean: oklahoma state used its time-out with the clock at two. >> matt: and then they just have to snap the ball, take the snap, take two steps, hold it up, and then take a kneel. >> sean: bill young was emotional when we talked to him the other day. such great empathy for coach spencer and his two teenage boys. even coach sherman. he said, i don't know coach spencer at all. we could tell that mike was very emotional about it. great compassion for one of his coaches for the tremendous loss his family is dealing with. put the clock back to five. oklahoma state, certainly a national championship contender.

>> matt: oklahoma state is real. they can move -- we said the ball was going to be in the air, and they can move the ball up and down the field, and they did it. even when things went wrong, sean, they regrouped, and they had a phenomenal second half, did everything right. >> sean: perhaps it will come down to the big 12 to that game with oklahoma in stillwater on abc on december 3rd. obviously, some tough games right ahead at texas, at missouri. baylor is a very good team. you saw kansas state beat miami on the road today. not an easy schedule. they'll be favored, i think, in every one of those games the rest of the way. >> matt: they're going to snap it to justin blackmon and let him run around for five seconds. >> referee: number 14, five-yard penalty. fourth down. >> matt: he'd better be careful. if he gets tackled. they've got to kick the field goal.

>> sean: i would hope these coaches would get after him. >> matt: come hard off the edge. >> sean: oklahoma state uses another time-out. wouldn't think it would be this hard. they have to be careful. they don't want to punt, risk a bad snap or a block.

>> matt: blackmon's got to be careful. five seconds goes a lot slower than you think. >> sean: they're going to take a safety on the last play of the game. >> matt: end of the game. that was smart football. >> sean: so a terrific come from behind win for mike gundy and the cowboys. oklahoma state 4-0 in a huge win in the big 12 opener. they emerge as the favorite in the conference now with oklahoma and an opening conference loss, first loss for texas a&m. brandon weeden, 438 yards and two touchdowns. here's jeannine edwards with mike gundy. >> jeannine: coach, we are just

talking at halftime, you had three points. and then you just went and marched on down the field. what changed in the second half? >> there's two things. our players are very mature, and they have a lot of faith in each other. we had hurt ourself in the first half, and we knew that penalties hurt us and missed tackles. our guys have a lot of heart. they had mentioned playing for angela spencer, glenn spencer's wife, and they reminded each other of that at the half, and i think that had a lot to do with that. >> jeannine: i was just going to ask you about that. it's been such an emotional week not only with angela but that grueling midnight game with tulsa. how do you think -- coming into this game, how did you think your players were going to respond to all of this? >> life is full of adversity, unfortunately. you really show your true colors when you get in a situation like that. our players showed who they are and what they're made of. i'm really proud of them. i'm really proud of the way they reached down deep, and i'm really proud of the way they handled coach spencer. we'll always miss his wife. it was a great win for us.

>> jeannine: congratulations, as i bring in brandon weeden. congratulations on a great game. school records, completions, attempts, and yards. seemed like in the third quarter coming out after the half, you guides were just starting to move the ball at will, a lot of short passes. what did you discuss at halftime? >> just continue to do what we're doing. we had a great game plan, lots of defense. just the same as last year. they came out with a little head of steam the first half, and we made great adjustments at halftime. really pleased with the way we adjusted. came out in the second half and battled our butts off. my guys up front, i might have to take them to dinner again. those guys played their butts out. i was very excited about it. >> jeannine: i know angela spencer was named at halftime. an emotional win for you. what's it like to get this win for coach spencer? >> that's a family. she is one of us. it was nice to get a win. >> jeannine: congratulations on a great game, brandon. >> sean: may she rest in peace.

oklahoma state rallies to win four takeaways by the defense a huge part of the turnaround in this game as well. final score oklahoma state 30, texas a&m 29. be sure to tune in 8:00 eastern for saturday night football presented by southwest airlines. number 2 lsu taking on 16th ranked west virginia. we know it will be a wild game there in morgantown. now for matt millen, jeannine edwards, our entire crew led by producer bo garrett and director mike floyd, sean mcdonough saying so long from college station, texas.

next on abc 7 news a six-ton satellite plunges to earth but where is up in the air. momentos left behind to honor his memory. a man in a wheelchair dies after being hit in a hit and run crash. >> and thieves rig up an atm

after a high-tech robbery. abc 7 news at 4:00 starts now. good evening, everyone. there is a lot of mystery about that nasa satellite that crashed into the earth last night. one thing we do know is that no one was hurt. abc 7's john alston talked with space experts. there are indications that sat satellite went into the ocean. >> they're following closely here as best nasa can tell us, it came down before 8:23 and 10:09 and broke part and fell into the pacific ocean after the u.s. west coast from. coast to coast and around the world, cameras were pointed skyward trying to catch a glimpse this, shot from southern california. other people in texas and minnesota captured images of strange objects in the sky they thought could have been

parts of the space craft raining down. koit have been a meteor or other space junk. no one has been able to confirm what they saw. still it was intriguing for the volunteer astronomers in the oakland hills. >> this is impressive to see them come in. >> and it's interesting to get a reminder how much space junk is out there. >> the upper atmosphere satellite lunched on the shuttem 20 years ago was about the size of a school bus. and speeding balls of fire scattering over hundreds of miles. the largest chunk 300 pounds. nasa said ofdz people getting hurt were one in 3200. odds of one person getting hit, one in several trillion. space agencies sometimes steer dead satellites into the ocean or park them in a higher orbit

out of the way. nasa tried to control this satellite. >> years ago they ran out of the fuel to finish to lower orbits. so over next few years there is no fuel left to control it. >> nasa keeps an eye on 20,000 pieces of space junk, a few of which sometimes fall to earth. >> every once in a while you're able to see something larger hit the as moss sphere and form a flaming ball of fire. and this would have looked similar to that if you're lucky enough to see it. >> and this case has gotten more attention than normal. and once every year, a satellite comes back into the earth's orbit. there is no known case of anyone being injured by falling space junk. >> thank you, john. >> and it appeared some high-tech devices were set up

to scan customers in a pair of atm machines, police say a technician for chase bank discovered box as tached to two atms. outside of the branch on thursday evening. each contained a cell phone. >> cell phones were set to record presumably people putting their atm cards into the machine and entering a pin number. >> the detectives plan to meet with the security don't review surveillance cameras and check to see if any customer accounts were compromised. it appears boxes were there for an hour, but if you fear you might have been a victim of the scam police suggest you check with your bank or credit card company. >> a man shot and killed just before noon today in oakland. it happened in west oakland near hannah and 34th streets. the victim suffered one gunshot wound rorktsedly to the chest. police attempted to

resuscitate the man but he died at the scene, so far there is no suspect information and police have made no arrests. >> police are saying the mother of a baby found dead is to blame. the child found inside of an apartment yesterday afternoon. and was originally reported as a 2-year-old, police say he was eight months old. a few minutes later police found the mother on a nearby highway overpass. she is now in a local hospital being evaluated. an autopsy is scheduled for monday to determine the cause of the death. richmond police are asking for help in the search for a hit and run driver who killed a man in a wheelchair thursday night around 6:30. investigators say the 52-year-old david cox was in the wheelchair when the driver of a lexus ran over skmim took off he was well known in the neighborhood and was a life long richmond resident.

52-year-old male. everybody saw him daily. you know, powering around in the chair. so he was known by residents here and it's sad for residents. i'm hoping they get the naern did this. >> a makeshift memorial marks the site. police say he was traveling in the direction of traffic when struck. police describe the vehicle as an older model black lexus sedan. the car did not have a license plate. several witnesses tried to catch up to the driver, but the vehicle sped away. >> and unn.less than an hour, school officials supposed to relesion a list of school that's could be closed as part of a plan to save money. eight oakland schools being considered. parents and teachers have been attending meters to speak out against possible closures. hearings will be held after the list is released. it's suspected to be online. we have a link on abc 7

news.com. just click on see it on tv. >> and there is some breaking temperatures. fire broke out at:30 and put out a plume of black smoke that could be seen for miles frkts concerned a homeless person may have been trapped inside. but searched and found no one. fire is out now and no one was hurt. >> and two uc berkeley students imprisoned in iran expected to return to us us soil tomorrow. both men released their first statements this afternoon since after arriving in oman. shane bower writes, quote, we'll never forget the excitement of seeing our loved ones waiting for us at the fast of the plane. the joy of embracing them after so long will stay with us forever. josh fattal writes hours after we left prison we were able to

swim in the gulf. we stayed up and watched a beautiful sun rise we've seen. fattal and bower freed on wednesday after two years in prison. they're scheduled to arrive in new york tomorrow. actor sean penn and hugo chavez both pressured the iranian government to release the men. a iranian court convicted them on charges of spying but iran's president released them on quote, humanitarian grounds. the men claim they crossed into iran when hiking. a san francisco institution celebrates six decades of service. how st. anthony's marks 60 years of helping others and began to prepare for 60 more, also... >> and i'm jeff martinez taking a look at mount tam cam. notice a marine layer about 2000 feet thick. the clouds are rolling in. and that means we could do have precipitation in the sunday forecast. i'll break it down for you and

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putting americans back to work will be a topic of conversation when the president travels to the bay area tomorrow. he will hold a town hall meeting in mountain view. the white house says he will answer questions from a live audience made up of linked n users and employees. the president focused on the global economy. >> what this means is that if we're serious about building an economy that lasts in which hard work pays off with opportunity for solid jobs we had better be serious about education and have to pick up

our game and raise standards. >> yesterday, the president announced the government will be giving states more flexibility to meet standards for teaching and learning meaning it will be up to states, schools and teachers to come up with ways to get children the skills they need to compete for jobs in the future. >> and now on to something more civil. san francisco st. anthony dining room celebrated 60 years of lending a hand in the tender loin today. there was a block party and barbecue on golden gate avenue. chefs prepared enough barbecued chicken to serve 10,000 lunches in a picnic setting. today's celebration launched st. anthony's hope campaign. there are thousands of meals and a variety of services to people of all ages. thank you very much and jeff martinez is in for leigh glaser taking a look at the clouds out there. >> i'm glad that was today

because tomorrow we're talking about scattered showers moving into the bay area, clouds are rolling on in and so we'll are cloudy out there and cool. so we're looking at a storm system moving into our direction. and we're getting showers now up into the mountains. and there is towards reno area, a lot of moisture moving in from the south. temperatures out there now not too bad. cooler from where we are yesterday. lots of 60s to go around. and 62 degrees in san francisco. so we'll be kind of a chilly night tonight. and strong research gradient. winds picking up about 20 miles per hour. and 43 miles per hour in fairfield. high pressure bringing an area of low pressure just off shore and it's getting ready to head into our direction, there are

highlights like this, cloudy, cool, breezy this evening. scattered showers for your sunday. and there is a chance for precipitation about a quarter inch and less of a chance not going to be a huge storm here. and there are scattered showers and there are clouds moving in, marine layer 2000 feet thick. clouds and fog rolling through the area. here is the accu-weather forecast. and notice the area of low pressure just off off to the north. showers by 9:00 in the morning. that is where the best chances are. and some scattered showers and just like that, system out by monday, high pressure starts to build back n and temperatures warming back up by middle of the week. cooler sunday, lots of 70s to go around. 60 in is a pacifica. fog and light rain throughout the day.

65 in south san francisco. there is a best chance of rain will be up into the north bay tomorrow. maybe about a quarter inch at most with some showers moving through. there is a nice break from heat we've had yesterday and the day before talking about 80s and 100. and so it's going to be cooler today and tomorrow. 75 degrees, that is what looks good. 69 in santa cruz, some showers may make their way down south. and there is where you can see the seven-day forecast again this, is a fast-moving system. and getting through tomorrow, scattered showers, and we clear back out, monday looking good. then back nup 90s inland areas by wednesday. so that has been kind of hot.

>> and thankfully. should be okay. >> and clouds and shu has been watching cal play. >> cal bers got bit by a pack of huskies for a second year in a row. san jose state holds off new mexico state. and brandon rutly goes

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for the first time since becoming president, mr. obama teed off on the golf course in maryland.

including president's chief of staff and long time clinton advisor. both presidents took up golf during their white house years, no word on who won that match. >> a lot of moments in that match, i bet. >> and college football for you?. >> yes. texas tie there. cal hosted by washington today thinking pay back. huskies beat cal last year on the last play of the game. and had a the huskies always confident at home. but brotherly love to his half brother who does the rest what. a move into 35 and there is a fumble and rumble in for a 90 yard touchdown. and less than two minutes later huskies answer. keith price, and jenkins falling into end zone. 20 yards, we're tied at 7.

now, price again. untouch forward 20 yards, and they fight back. anderson leading with a helmet, one-yard touchdown. they trade field goals then a huge play in the 4th. so there is a wide open 70 yards to pay dirt. huskies up eight. 25 seconds left. and there is more than go, two too strong in the corner, huskies hang on. cal suffers a loss. and falling to 3-1. and san jose state looking for a win hosting aggies. this helped first place for skrimish. brandon rutly, see ya. 66 yards, 7-3 sparks but here come aggies in the second. matt chris clin looking for six. there is a full extension. and there is 18 yards. and taking thing that's get

crazy in the third. and there is a brandon rutly ran wild. gave spartans a lead then 47 yards, leads to a field goal. 209 yards for rutly. they win the first of the year 34-24, the final. stanford a bi this, week, and bruins first quarter, threads a needle to tailor embry. and there is jordan bishop. this is failing on a two-point conversion. so the 4th. there is ucla winning big 27-19. stay tuned to lsu facing west virginia following the game, david shaw joins larry beil and yours truly on "after the game".

an interesting game, hope to see you then, fed yechl cup final event. there is a possible $11 million to some lucky golfer, great day, his approach on 4. there is 134 yards. and there is six under 64 tied for the lead. dustin johnson from the beach. eagle landed and he finishes three over for the day. there is a slow start to get the first start with this putt on eight. there is a better front nine. there is when he's tied for the lead. should be a good game tonight. david shaw, an interesting guy. i'll see you then. >> $16 for a muffin? maybe not. what a major hotel chain is

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receipts are often abbreviated and do not reflect full costs of the men skbru services provided. 62-year-old endurance swimmer diana niaad is nearly halfway through her swim from cuba to florida she had to be treat forward portuguese man-of-war stings but she continued. it's a woman on a mission. >> reporter: diana niaad subdued but determined and greased up here in hemmingway marina. she hopes to become the first person to swim from cuba to florida without a shark cage this, is her third attempt. the first came in 1978. >> i feel in better shape at 62 than i was at 28 which is the first time i tried this. >> just last morning she made her second attempt with much fanfare.

throbbing shoulder pain and a surprise asthma tack forced her out of the water after 29 hours. >> not that i was cocky but having been through this now so, deeply disappointed, i don't want to take anything for granted. >> this time around her 30-person team standing by with injections for asthma and will feed her solid food when pausing for nourishment and plan to guide her through warmer waters as she swims 103 miles, she'll fight wind, current, dehydration and sharks but it's often the unexpected taking you down. over these three days she'll need to reach florida a lot could go wrong. ahead of the latest swim, niaad hugged friends and waved to admirers. >> it doesn't do good to act like hey, i've got this in the bag and it's easy. it's not going to be easy. >> it's inspired many. she says this time she doesn't

think there will be a fourth attempt. cnn, havana. >> just amazing and 63 years old. number one two. this is her third try z no shark cage, just amazing. she's like shark bait. so i give her credit. it's very impressive. >> thank you. that does it for abc 7 news at 4:00. and thanks for watching. saturday night football coming up next.

>> brent: sound the muskets.