mistakes and not tackling. that's the mistake and that improves on that drastically. >> sean: dancing around. see if notre dame uses time-outs. so far no indication from brian kelly as the clock runs under three minutes to go. tonight on espn, college football action continues. marcus mariota and the fourth-ranked oregon ducks. they're hoping to wrap up the pac-12 north and earn a spot in the championship game for the first time since 2011. stanford has represented the north for the last couple of seasons. it looks like the ducks are on a roll now. that's tonight at 10:00 eastern on espn. obviously the college football committee is involved. and perhaps heading for a meeting in the pac-12 championship game with this

arizona state team which is in control of its destiny in the pac-12 south when they return to conference play after this brief step out of conference action. >> chris: they'll move closer after this weekend games. if they win the pac-12 south and go and beat oregon, they're in, in my opinion, with the schedule they have. they'll be in in my eyes. >> sean: they had quality wins. it was notre dame who needed a marquee win today. but you mentioned they have been handling ranked opponents lately. foster. started today with a four-game winning streak. three of the four were over teams ranked in the top 25. at the time of the meeting, usc, stanford and utah last week. fourth and goal. the clock's running. brian kelly isn't going to stop it. he's accepting that the outcome is no longer in doubt. and todd graham about to make history.

only four coaches who have defeated notre dame while coaching at two different schools. nick saban, dennis erickson, johnny major and jones wi. all four won championships in some point in their career. he's about to join with a win at tulsa and a win here today. and he talks about this game as a lead up to a possible national championship. our goal is the national championship. and if we want to win one this year, we have to win this game. and vault way up into the conversation in the college football playoff picture. >> chris: if they're not talking about a championship, they need to play somewhere else. that's the mind set you have to have. >> sean: here are the rankings. number nine. they jumped five spots last week to this week.

a lot of it depends on what happens ahead of them. might be getting some help from texas a&m. but auburn trailing late in the ball game. todd graham's been thinking about this for a long time. his defensive coordinator, patterson, was his roommate in college when they played football at east central university in oklahoma. he said we'd be at practice. and todd graham, as a player, when we coach, we're not going to do this, and we're going to do this. they coached high school football together in the dallas, texas, area, and graham was the head coach. and patterson was his assistant. todd graham said years from now when we're running down the tunnel at the orange bowl -- just starting the high school coaching. >> he believed in it. >> sean: he did. and arizona state has another touchdown.

questions if they were playing the right quarterback. that question's been answered. asu has scored 50 points or more for the seventh time in the last couple of years. >> chris: big game for taylor kelly, not only from the physical point, but mentally. getting the confidence. and confidence by his teammates that he's back. >> sean: flag down. 50 plus points, school record, another 50 point game today. >> referee: number 94. 15 yard penalty assessed on the kickoff. kelly, coach graham says he's a

winner. he is. he'll be 6-0 as the starter this year. 23-9 for his career. here's today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. bad hands of robinson, resulted in the good hands of carrington. >> chris: too many turnovers. too much to overcome. playing from behind all day long. pretty much took the running game out of it. when you take the running game from notre dame, you take them out of the game. and they did that. >> sean: notre dame, chris, you talk about the impact of playing that option team. and maybe this will be now an eight-year span during which notre dame will be 2-6 the week after facing the midshipmen. that includes the loss to todd graham's squad back in 2010. >> chris: tough. when you're playing navy, nobody likes to play them. we talked to urban meyer about playing navy. and they're a pain. because you have to change your

whole defense. you get out of your rhythm. what you're teaching. >> sean: on your legs all day long -- it can be physically taxing as well. it's not just the irish. the seven teams navy faced this season, and then that team fo lost. the only team that's won the next week after playing navy was rutgers. and the crowd roars. as garoutte tried to knock one through the uprights. chris cotter in the studio. >> over on espn, florida state and virginia, getting on the board. and williams, putting fsu up 7-0. and coming up at 8:00, conner cook, guiding the nation's fourth-highest scoring offense. against the ohio state buckeyes. 8:00 on abc. guys. >> sean: showdown saturday. and that is another huge showdown.

zaire in at quarterback. arizona state will go to 8-1. it will be interesting when the college football playoff committee talks about their merits. one loss they gave up 62 points. here's the remaining schedule. if they can win out. they have the territorial game with their rivals arizona down in tucson to close out the regular season. will be favored to win the next two against oregon state and washington state. zaire. that will perhaps be the last play of the game. stop the clock to move the chains. the irish aren't in a big hurry. their starting across the field to congratulate arizona at a time. returns their first win ever against notre dame. now 1-3 all-time against the irish.

todd graham was already nou enormously popular in the valley. their first win against a top ten opponent since 2002 when they defeated oregon. and here's todd. todd, todd, todd. as we say. >> todd: coach. you guys jumped notre dame early on. they fall back in, one score game. what was the changingñ÷í?ááu for you guys? >> first of all, thank my lord and savior jesus christ for allowing me to coach this team. our guys, unbelievable today in how they play. notre dame, battling back. incredible football team. but we have a heck of a football team. great day to be a sun devil. >> held to 28 yards rush, and a lot of problems, golson and the blitzes. did you expect to be as dominant as you were on that side? >> we wanted to make a statement. these guys are in the -- we talked about the guys we

graduated. it ain't about the defense or offense. we wanted to make a statement that arizona state is a real football team and contender. proud of our guys. >> you're one of four coaches to beat notre dame at two different schools. how big is this for this program? >> this is the biggest win in maybe the three years we have been here in. especially in a non-conference game. big statement for the program. we have to win the next conference game. be pac-12 champions. and the goal is the national championship. we have to win the next five to do it. >> congratulations, coach. >> go devils. >> sean: that's a big step in the right direction. a lot of hard work to do. they'll havewf continue to build the resume. games, arizona on the regular season schedule, perhaps. oregon. but they made that big statement the coach was looking for today. a final score, 55-31. stay tuned to abc2s

the big one in the big ten. saturday night football, ohio state and michigan state from east lansing. now for todd mcshay, chris spielman, our crew, sean mcdonough from jubilee, arizona.

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the female was barely more than a year old. she died yesterday as zoo staff was basically putting the animals away for the night. reporter: administrators at the zoo say this is an inden that happened last night as they were closing down the gorilla habitat. kabibe was being moved to her night quarters when workers say she quickly darted under a highly drawic door and she was crushed. kabibe has a strong bond with her grandmother. this is the latest instance sent for the san francisco zoo in 2007 a monkey was storm. he was turned in days later by someone who said they discovered him in a backpack. banana sam died of complications

from heart disease. there have been two tiger attacks, one in 2007, one in 2003, the most recent incident a tiger killed a patron and attacked two others when she escaped, and in 2003, tiger attacked a zookeeper during a public feeding event. the san francisco zoo says last night's incident with kabibe is still under investigation. reporting live at the san francisco zoo. >> happening now. prep work is underway for the installation of a center barrier on the golden gate bridge. this is a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. -- we don't have the picture. we'll get to alyssa harrington who is live with a look at what is going on right now. reporter: the moveable barrier will be very thin, about 12 inches, the long of a normal piece of paper sideway. the work could cause traffic but

bridge officials say the inconvenience pales in comparison to a head-on collision which this new barrier should eliminate. this is what it's like driving on the lane on the golden gate bridge. the only thing that separates north and southbound cars are little plastic tubes, leaving little room for error. >> never drive in that lane. >> you see headlights coming in your direction, it's strange. >> this is what the same drive should look like next year. this photo shows a moveable barrier. it is scheduled to deplaceed on the span in january. until then, construction crews will be doing necessary prep work. >> the roadway is getting smoothed out and being made stronger. >> golden gate bridge spokeswoman says drivers can expect some backups this weekend. two leans in each direction were closed overnight and will be closed again tonight.

>> approaching the bridge, definitely a lot of congestion. >> part of the concrete barrier on the marin sider in alexander avenue has been removed. the new one will be much thinner, only 12 inches live. mark lives in san francisco and says he can handle a bit of traffic if it means a safer commute. >> it's a great idea. for me, that runted represented >> this video is from an accident in december of 2012. the $30 million project will close the bridge the weekend of january 10th and 11th in san francisco, abc7 news. >> it's now official. you will soon have a new way to get around the east bay. ac transit signed an agreement with the feds to finish the bus rapid transit project. the nine and a half mile line will provide faster bus service

along international boulevard. the bus will have its own separate line. there's hope it will set the stage for new development in east oakland. >> what is obvious to all of us walking on the streets of oakland, oakland is back. [applause] >> no question about it. >> the $81 million project is expected to be finished by late 2017. right now about 200 customers are without water in napa, and it could be connected the august q earthquake. the break was reported at 2:30 this morning at first and laurel streak. a 36-inch main was busted. they set up a temporary fix to get water to some customers. the line was installed in 1967. public works believes the recent earthquake was more than it could handle. >> considering the shakeup we had on our water system in our august 24th earthquake, we continue to find multiple leaks

on the system. we have had over 180 water main leaks on the system, and even just last week there were eight extra leaks that we don't typically have. >> the city will consider temporary water stations if they cannot fix the leak soon. all clear this afternoon in downtown san jose where a natural gas leak prompted evacuations and a shelter in place order for thousands of people. the leak began 11:00 yesterday morning, where a construction crew pierced a pipe. about 2500 people were evacuate from office buildings. the leak also forced six bus lines to be rerouted. they returned to normal service around 11:00 this morning and the leak is capped. crews today conducted safety tests. new details on allegations of a scheme by the san jose police officers association that it was trying to get new recruits to quit the force.

abc7 news exposed the claim last month. that's when a former san jose officer stepped forward, saying he was offered money if he would say association president asked new recruits to quit. the city council voted unanimously not to investigate the police union. instead council members directed the city to interview recruits. the union denies the accusations. the last two americans detained in north korea are heading home. kenneth bae and matthew miller are making their way back to the united states. here's the story. reporter: a sigh of relief for two american families. >> very grateful.

safe return and i appreciate -- doing a great job on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> that mission, to bring home kenneth bae and matthew miller after being held in north korea. bae for two years, miller, seven months. on saturday, ba aes sister said, i am thrilled to imagine hugging my brother soon. he'll not have to spend another day at labor camp and can now recover from this imprisonment and look forward to his wife, kids, and the rest of his life. our thanksgiving celebration this year will be one we will never forget. they follow the release of jeffrey fowle, who was accused of leaving a bible in a nightclub. he spoke in august. >> i apologize to the people and government of the united states for causing a headache. >> bae, from a seattle, washington, suburb, was detained

in 2012 while leading a tour group to a north korea economic zone. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for alleged antigovernment activities. miller, who is from bakeesfield, california, was serving a six year jail term on charges of espionage after he allegedly ripped this tourist visa in april and demanded asylum. abc news, new york. >> ahead, star struck and speechless. >> it is amazing. i couldn't even say thank you. >> the two-time world series champ who had fans lining up today in san francisco. the brouhaha over a new dress code at starbucks. >> i'm drew tuma. a warm day across the bay area. temperatures rubbing some ten degrees above normal. i'm tracking cooler air and

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comfortably cool overnight period. more mild air is on the way to end the weekend. we're tracking not only a cooldown but also increasing chance of rain on the seven-day forecast. temperature-wise, it is very mild out there. 75 right now in san francisco. 75, petaluma. fairfield, 77. satellite and radar will show you high pressure is bringing us the gorgeous sunshine. the clouds are going around the area of high pressure. that's the storm track. so any rain will stay well north of the bay area for the time being. the high pressure will stay over us for sunday and monday. i want to take you near alaska. we're tracking a very powerful storm. an area of low pressure has seen a strength of 924 milly gar -- mill bars and that means the lower the numberes the stronger the storm and we have never seen one that low and that means gusts 90 to 100 miles-per-hour. what this means for the united states and the weather next week, record cold, especially in the eastern half of the united

states. once the area of low pressure is over canada, it's going to dip our jet stream, allowing colored air to filter as far south as atlanta. back here in the bay area, it's the opposite. we're seeing temperatures ten degrees before normal. the forecast features call for clear cascades, low clouds along the coast tomorrow morning. warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine for your sunday. so, overnight lows, mainly 50s on the board. 40s in the north bay. 53 overnight low in palo alto. tomorrow, morning clouds but otherwise 70s and 80s. the high, 78 for san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you a gorgeous end to the weekend. looking good for the vets on tuesday, and this is the best chance for rain. not a lot of rain but a little rain nonetheless. >> dropping some science knowledge on us today. >> have to. when you have record low pressure, have to talk about it.

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before kickoff. first quarter, after a turnover, devils knocking at the door. kelly, finds strong, amazing one-handed catch. great body control. asu up 10-3. devils up 17-3 in the second. goal son's pass is tipped. plucked out of the air by randall. the pick six and the rout is on. three minutes later, 24-3 sun devils. taylor kelly, unloads a strike to cameron smith. arizona state led 34-10 at the half. notre dame battles back. golson finds carlisle. fighting irish within three. devils respond with a 75-yard drive, capped by a touchdown and the sun devils improve to 8-1. they trip up the irish, 55-31. former heisman winner billy sims has a little pep in his step watching his sooners taking

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san jose state 2-2 in mountain west play but only a game behind nevada for the division lead in towards salvage the season they must win at fresno state. last year these teams met. a game featured over 1300 yards of offense. san jose state lost two straight coming into the contest. despite the record, the head coach believes the team has turned at the corner. >> i think we have a lot of good things in place, and you don't throw the baby out with the bath water. there's some really good things and i'm proud of our guys, and i think if we keep on doing what we're doing, eventually we'll get around the corner. >> we have a full slate of college football, including ohio state and michigan state right after this on abc7, and then stick around for highlights after the game. let's head across the pond. pga tour in shanghai.

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a big day at the white house as president obama announces his choice for the next concern joan. she is no stranger to tackling tough cases. >> the attorney general is the people's lawyer. >> president obama on saturday nominated u.s. attorney loretta lynch to fill the post and replace eric holder as the next attorney general of the united states. >> in a country built on the rule of law, there are few offices more important than that of attorney general. >> it's one of his top cabinet positions and a fresh new face for an administration in transition. >> lynch is the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. >> she has spent years in the the trenches as a prosecutor, aggressively fighting terrorism, financial fraud, cybercrime, all while vigorously defending civil rights. >> she is not part of the president's inner circle. the white house is looking for new blood for the president's final two years in office. if confirmed she would be the nation's first african-american

female attorney general. >> she was inspired by are stories about their grandfather, sharecropper in the 1930s who helped folkses in his community who got in trouble with the law and had no recourse under the jim crow system. >> she graduated from harvard and has prosecuted terrorist and civil rights indications. >> the department of justice is the only cabinet department name for an ideal and i'll work every day to safeguard or citizens, our liberties, our rights-and this great nation. >> the president called for a swift confirmation. senate republicans say lynch will gate thorough but fair getting but any confirmation hearings are unlikely to begin until they assume their new majority? january. >> four men today face charges in connection with an alleged islamic terror plot in britain, with british reports saying it targeted members of the royal family. the men war arrested thursday.

the plot was uncovered as remembrance day falls tomorrow, attended be the royal family. people who live in the neighborhood where the police made the arrest are very concerned. >> there's still a lot to emerge in terms of what they actually found, things have to be evidentiary, but the worry is the scare it creates in the community, and the stigma it attaches to the muslim community and the town. >> british officials say security was already tight following the shootings at the canadian parliament, and threat biz terrorists to carry out a plot in the u.k. the threat level is considered severe, meaning an attack highs highly likely. >> a motorists survives after falling after a motorcycle -- off a motorcycle. he flew off the overpass and

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riders. celebrating and supporting science today in berkeley. a small gathering today on the uc berkeley campus to celebrate five more years of public funding for the observatory. u.s. officials were looking into private funding but after thousands of students signed a petition to keep it publicly funded, the university changed its tune. some students still aren't satisfied. >> isn't a money making machine. the goal of the regents -- >> the uc observatory will reminimum publicly funded through june of 2019. how a four-year-old boy destroyed a 19 story building. that next. also, unique experience today for some 49er fans. why they were running wild today at levi's stadium. clouds and cooler temperatures are coming.

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the summer to explore the phenomenon on water surface tension in microgravity. >> fans in the stadium but not for a football game. they got a chance to train like their favorite football player us. the 4.9k stadium run and challenge court gave fans the chance to run on the field or do the same kind of grueling physical challenge as your favorite nfl players do weekly. this is the kickoff of a team initiative to encourage fans to get in shape. but that wasn't the only reason they came out. >> exciting to see the players' cars in the parking lot. i think the guys finished five minutes late. >> 49er fans. >> there were three top men and a top three women to finish. everyone who ran got a t-shirt

and medalon just for coming out. we'll have to ask shu about the grueling training coming up in a little bit. for now we need to find out what is going on. >> probably record time in a 5k. look ating this gorgeous shot. a couple more minutes of sunshine. the sun setting at 5:04 p.m., just a few high clouds. otherwise, rather mild day. right now, temperatures, a lot of spots in the 70s, some 80s. 7 4 , san mateo, 77 con considered. san jose, mild 74. so, overnight tonight, we'll expect mainly clear skies. 54 the overnight low in san francisco. 52, san mateo. tomorrow, expect more of the

same. very mild temperatures. sunshine on tap and 80s on the board. 80 for concord. 81, fairfield. 7 in downtown san francisco. 75 behind oakland. 78, san jose, accept cruz, 74. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows autumn sunshine and then a cooling trend mid-week. tuesday, great for veterans day, and then increasing clouds on wednesday could lead to us another chance of rain on thursday. right now i think the best bet for any rain would be in the north bay and would be less than a quarter inch. so not a hefty storm but a little moisture. the other story, going to be cool mid-week. temperatures in the 60s thanks to overcast skies on thursday, and then rebound to more seasonal temperatures on friday and intos. >> still seasonal. >> never heard of them. there's not that many. >> feels like summer right now. >> thank goodness we have you to keep track.

>> it was warm today. >> depends on which side of the street you're on in san francisco. >> that's true. thank you for including me. 49ers trying to prevent the first three-game losing streak under jim harbaugh, and the raiders hosting peyton m oh chris, di? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually have to talk. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking

the big question, will the 49ers make the playoffs? if they do it they have to have two big road wins, starting tomorrow in north carolina. who can forget the last time these two faced off. they're winning late in fourth when drew brees was stacked, but the refs called a high hit and gave the statements the first down and kicked the field goal and won the game. niners will remember the play tomorrow but there's always two sides to the story. drew brees sees it also different. >> from my perspective that was a game that went back and forth. i think there were maybe breaks on both sides throughout the

game. and bottom line is, we were down six points the fourth quarter and found a way to get points and win the game. >> that will be a must-win for the niners, never lost three straight under jim harbaugh. the raiders facing the den bronco. denver, 12-point favorite against the raiders; broncos coming off a loss to new england against tom brady, the raiders have shown signs of being competitive. oakland looks for that elusive win, the other professional manning says he is not taking them lightly. >> i don't look at their record. you study the defense. i see a defensive line that is active, creates plays. i have seen teams make great plays late to win the game. i don't do look at that. i look at what i see on film.

a lot of new players compared to last year. so you really got to try to get to know them this year. >> college football. notre dame visiting arizona state: first quarter, after a turnover. devils knocking on the door. kelly to strong. that's a good catch. great body control. asu10-3. devils now 17-3 in the second. goal son's pass is tipped. the pick six and the rout is on. then taylor, pumps, unloads a 43-yard strike to cameron smith. touchdown, arizona state. sun devils win 55-31. >> third ranked awe bun cost themselves a shot at the national title against texas a&m. aggies up 28-17. just before the half auburn lines up for the field goal. it's blocked.

ten-point swing. auburn, a minute left, miscommunication, the center snaps the ball, aggies jump on it. secure the upset. texas a&m will win, big upset of number three auburn. 41-38 that final. >> big ten matchup on deck. michigan state and ohio state. stick around following the contest for after the game. larry beil and myself will have a complete look at all of today's sports. hope to see you then, and 49ers never lost three straight with jim harbaugh so a must-win for them and then go on the road and face the giants. they lose tomorrow the team will be in trouble the rest of the way, and he raiders will take a win any way they can get it. >> we want to know about your workout as a 49er. >> i haven't run that much collectively since i retired. >> thank you for joining us. that does it for this edition of abc7 news. have a great night.

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