looking in the end zone for vaughns! hello! this one's not done just yet! >> rod: how about that throw? >> adam: 48-yard pinpoint strike to vaughns. >> rod: take your shot. he gives it everything he has. he gives his receiver a chance and vaughns is able to get up there at 6'2". had a good matchup against the safety. comes up with it. that's just giving you guy a chance and letting him make a play. >> adam: extra opponent is good. it's a field goal game. tyler vaughns keeps usc alive. >> rod: i'm not saying that hindsight is 20/20 because my first sight was kick that field

goal. remember back then? >> adam: that's right, when they went for it on third and one. >> rod: almost 11:00 to go in the fourth quarter? now what do you do? now it's simple -- simple in terms of theory. >> adam: i was going say, it's simple in theory, complicate in the practice. so now onside kick scenario for alex stadthaus, who has been a very solid big leg kicker. he's the typical kickoff man, but michael brown is out there right now. he's the field goal kicker who took over for the injured chase mcgrath who tore his acl against texas. so brown, who did not get the luxury of going for that 37-yard field goal, will have an equally big kick right now to try to keep it with usc. falo's out there. aca'cedric ware, stephen carr,

tyler vaughns. tyler petite. you got the hands team out there for usc. a bouncer. grabbed. >> rod: who else? >> adam: n'keal harry. his hands have been a factor today. and his hands close out an arizona state win. you remember herm edwards' nfl career, the big play, miracle at the meadow lans? that was kind of the key start to what is now known at victory formation, after the fumble, the zonka fumble. herm edwards recovered it. they beat the giants that year. victory at the meadowlands.

that's a sweet win for herm head ward. they knock off a helmet. they got michigan state earlier, they got usc today. let's go down to quint kessenich. he's with herm edwards. >> quint: congratulations. >> did we make it hard? >> quint: what made the difference? >> i think our resolve in close games we have gotten on the other side of it and we had to finish if games off. all of a sudden it looks close again. i said, why do we make this so hard. usc has tremendous athletes. it's a great tv game, that's for sure. >> quint: what does this mean to you? >> now we got another big tir nfence. quingratulaons, coach. >> adam: victory for arizona

state -- 38-35 over usc. texas and oklahoma state coming up at the top of the hour. for rod gilmore, quint kessenich, the wonderful women and men of our crew, adam amin saying so long from los angeles.

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my heart breaks for the pennsylvania mournsh community. with you. >> on abc 7 news, pennsylvania's

governor condemns a shooting attack inside a pittsburgh synagogue. what the suspected gunman said after he was arrested. and the local congressional race that brought bernie sanders to the bay area. abc 7 news starts now. >> announcer: live breaking news. i got one alive. three still alive. four down in the atrium d.o.a. at this time. >> it is dramatic audio from police officers arriving at the scene of a synagogue shooting. describe a horrific, heartbreaking scene. tonight in pittsburgh, pennsylvania a vigil for the victims. a light in the darkness and love following the bullets of hate. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. for very latest now on that breaking news, at least 11 people died in this morning's shooti shooting. six are injured, with two of those victims suffering critical injuries. >> they include four police officers who are expected to survive. investigators identify the

suspect as 46-year-old robert bowers, and they believe he acted alone. >> theho is being investigated as a hate crime. abc new reporter stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: a horrifying scene in pittsburgh after a deadly mass shooting at this synagogue. >> it's a very horrific crime scene. it's one of the worst that i've seen. >> reporter: police called to the tree life synagogue after reports of gunshots inside. the fbi, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms also responding. >> members of the tree of life synagogue conducting a peaceful service in the place of worship were brutally murdered by a gunman targeting them simply because of their faith. >> reporter: after the shooting the suspect, 46-year-old robert bowers, allegedly hid in an office belonging to rabbi emhe shall tus alvin birkin. the rabbi was not gue in shock. >> it's an amazing neighborhood. it's hard to believe it's a city neighborhood. >> reporter: the shooter eventually apprehended and taken

to the hospital, leaving a community devastated by the loss of life. >> this should not be happening. period. it should not be happening in a synagogue. it should not be happening in our neighborhood. >> reporter: as authorities cleared the building, residents were urged to stay inside. >> do not come out of your home right now. it is not safe. >> reporter: pennsylvania's governor tom wolf calling it an absolute tragedy, tweeting "these senseless acts of violence are not who we are as americans." we're told the president has spoken with both the governor and the mayor of pittsburgh. >> terrible, terrible thing, what's going on with hate in our country, frankly, and all over the world. and something has to be done. >> reporter: the shooting is now under federal investigation. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. meantime, details are emerging about the suspected gunman, robert bowers, who lived fwhauld winn, pennsylvania not far from the synagogue. a law enforcement official told cnn the shooter made janet

jewish comments after he was apprehended. today officers searched bowers' home. fbi officials say they have no information on bowers being known to law enforcement before today. bowers was active on a social network called gab which encourages free speech. there he claimed jews were helping transport members of the migrant caravans. >> synagogues here in the bay area are taking no chances in the wake of the pennsylvania shooti shooting. security has been increased considerably. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is in san francisco with details about what's being done. cornell? >> reporter: hi, eric. i want to show you this. a san francisco police cruiser is parked in front of temple emmanuel here in presidio heights. in fact, police have been patrolling around synagogues here in san francisco and in oakland in the wake of the pennsylvania shooting. the rabbi here is praying for peace and an end to gun violence. david balafi is checking all the doors at congregation shereth israel, making sure they are locked and secured.

>> the fear is copycats. >> reporter: balafi is security chief at the temple, where security has been stepped up in the wake of the pittsburgh synagogue massacre. congregants are entering through a side door escorted by guards. >> it is tragic. it is a hate crime. and hatred will not be tolerated. >> reporter: a san francisco police officer patrols outside temple emmanuel. >> we absolutely stand against every act of hate in every form that it takes. >> reporter: rabbi beth singer says a metal detector is nothing new outside her synagogue and neither is the fear of violence. >> it's something i've personally worried about every day because of the rise of gun violence in churches and schools and public places. >> reporter: we found police officers on patrol around san francisco's jewish community center. >> it's devastating. i'm jewish. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner blasted the presidentam y have had a different outcome if the pennsylvania synagogue had an armed guard. >> the solution is fewer guns,

and the solution is for the president to stop with his hate rhetoric that is inspiring and inflaming these people to commit acts of terrorism. >> reporter: so far there's no evidence suggesting suspect robert bowers' acts were politically motivated. rabbi singer is making sure members of her temple feel safe. >> we just pray for peace. we say shabbat shalom on this day and we pray for peace everywhere. >> reporter: and back live where the gates of temple emmanuel are locked up tight tonight. a vigil to honor the victims of the pittsburgh shooting is scheduled tonight at 8:00 at the contemporary jewish museum in san francisco on mission street. vigils are also happening in berkeley and in oakland this evening. we're live in san francisco. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> appreciate the information, cornell, thank you. a congressman from pennsylvania says attacks like the one today highlight our nation's inability to effectively deal with gun violence. >> congress continues to do

nothing about it. you know, you have a situation here where you have disturbed minds with hate in their heart and guns in their hands and we just talk about thoughts and prayers and continue to do nothing about it in the united states congress. >> kelly called the shooting an act of evil that is a direct assault on every american value. vice president mike pence today said the deadly shooting in pittsburgh was not just criminal but evil. pence was in las vegas campaigning for republican candidates after stops in new mexico and arizona. the vice president said vegas residents know all too well about attacks on innocent people. he was referring to last year's mass shooting that killed 58 people and hurt more than 500 others at a music festival on the strip. >> i pray for the members of the tree of life synagogue, for the fallen, the injured, and their families. and let's also pray for the strength and wisdom to do everything in our power to bring these senseless acts of violence to an end.

>> pence said anyone who does such a thing in a temple or a church should pay the ultimate price. the council on american islamic relations, or c.a i.r., released a statement today expressing solidarity with the jewish community. cair says "such an act of terror affects all of us. we offer our full support and assistance in the aftermath of this tragedy and our doors are open at all times to our neighbors." c.a i.r. nation's largest muslim civil rights and advocacy organization. >> first lady mentalia trump is among those using social media to express their sadness and outrage over the shooting. she tweets, "my heart breaks over the news out of pittsburgh. the violence needs to stop. may god bless, guide, and unite the united states of america." meantime, congresswoman nancy pelosi tweeted a statement saying all americans share in the grief of the tree of life congregation. she also said, "congress must finally act on common sense gun violence prevention legislation." and the pittsburgh steelers tweeted, "we send our thoughts and prayers to those affected by

this morning's tragedy in pittsburgh. we will continue to pray for everyone involved." and take a look at this. this image being shared on social media today. the star of david you see there has been incorporated into a logo synonymous with the pittsburgh steelers. the steel mark, more often recognized as the logo of the football team. the image is being shared online with the hashtag "stronger than hate." now, abc 7 news first alerted people to the shooting this morning in push alerts including the one you see here of police reporting multiple casualties. you too can get breaking news updates sent to your mobile device with the abc 7 news app. just enable those push alerts for instant notifications. one of the most popular men in berkeley got a rousing welcome today. >> bernie sanders! thank you! >> ahead, the competitive race that had him stumping in the bay area. and while --

♪ and while many of us are watching movies and shows on smaller screens, one event decided to supersize film and add a soundtrack. coming up, a special movie event that brought the past back to life in a big way. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. live look frour east bay

two women were seriously

hurt when a third floor balcony collapsed at their san francisco home. it happened on lawton street near 26th avenue just after midnight. details on the women's injuries have not been released. the san francisco fire department said police are investigating the incident. the city's building inspectors will also examine the property. in the east bay u.s. senator bernie sanders and congressman barbara lee spent the day rallying bay area constituents to get out the vote. abc 7 news was in berkeley where both democratic leaders encouraged a audience inside the berkeley community theater auditorium. they rallied support of progressive candidates and causes in the november 6th general election. >> in 2014 we had the lowest voter turnout in modern history. in 2018 we must have the highest voter turnout in a midterm election. >> sanders, an independent, has ng nation t ltocrats

elected to office and help flip the house and senate in the upcoming midterms. some of the oldest movies ever, in the meantime, have been restored to four times their regular size to debut at an imax theater for the annual british film institute's london film festival. the cinematic treasures are around 120 years old from the united kingdom's victorian era. they're the work of w.k.l. dixon, a property jaye of inventor thomas edison who first created the super large film format. the bfi's national archive carefully restored the delicate films to digital media which curator brioni dixon said was a painstaking process. >> it's kind of crazy, isn't it? 120-year-old films in an imax. but as a world spectacle very much in keeping with how dixon would have done it himself i think it's a joy. >> as you heard a little bit in, an orchestra accompanied the great victorian moving picture show at its london premiere. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with drew

tuma. and an ill be cooling off the next 24 hours as a weak ripple of energy moves off to the north. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you a fair amount of cloud cover into the north bay right now. these clouds are sinking south throughout the next couple of hours. the picture outside, a live look, you can see that leading edge of the cloud cover on the left-hand side of your screen from our emeryville shot right now. so canopy of clouds and sunshine out there, but temperaturewise it's nice out the door right now. 70 in oakland right now. so it's mild in the east day. 74 in san jose. near 80 for santa rosa at this hour. at 80 in brentwood, san ramon. half moon bay pretty comfortable on the coast at 68 degrees. fur headed out and about later on tonight, it's a really mild evening through about 10:00. temperatures mainly in the 50s to mid 60s out there. but the theme throughout the overnight hours is that clouds will be increasing as this front moves to our north.

here's the bigger picture. live doppler 7 along with lle, he coas that's the area of low pressure. unfortunately, all of the rain associated with it is headed toward portland and seattle. for us what we'll notice is an increase in cloud cover overnight and cooler temperatures tomorrow afternoon. hour by hour we go on future weather. we'll time out your early sunday morning. by 12:30 early in the morning you'll see the cloud cover kind of moving in from north to south. we're all watching, though, there is the chance through ukiah even as far south as cloverdale early tomorrow morning, there may be a sprinkle hit or miss there. but you can see the bigger picture. we're dry across the region but the cloud cover is firmly in place first thing on our sunday morning. and throughout the day sunday afternoon we'll call tay blend of sun and cloud cover out there. but with that included cover it kind of limits the heating during the day. so that's why temperatures will be cooler tomorrow than they are today. overnight tonight here's a call from accuweather. we have those clouds moving in

from north to south right now. they'll be thickening in the overnight hours. mainly overcast skies. fog along the coast. and with that cloud cover overhead it tends to act like a blanket. it's going to be a mild overnight period. you can see from the coast to the bay and inland mid if not upper 50s is what we'll drop to in the overnight hours. it's a mild start to the day, but we don't warm too much from those morning lows. you see tomorrow afternoon with that blend of sun and cloud cover out there, only 66 in san francisco. about 69 the high in oakland. we'll warm to about 73 for san jose in the south bay. 75 the high in concord and 73 in napa. the accuweather seven-day forecast is a cooler finish to the weekend but all in all it's a really nice weekend. a little bit cooler even on monday but then a warming trend gets under way. calling tay halloween treat on wednesday. 70s and 80s. and as we start november, guys, it is warm out there with widespread 80s in our warmest spots. not a bad finish to the weekend. just a little cooler. >> what were those words you said? >> november.

>> starting november? holy smokes. >> it's true. you better believe it. >> well, he said, it i believe it. >> so of course it's true. >> i'm not ready for it. >> thanks. sports day. >> you ready for some college football? we're all ready for that. it's a good one. bears and huskies at memorial stadium right now. stadium right now. cal looking to string two proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11.

proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. cal's rush's offense tops the pac-12 but that's in part to a blowout win at oregon state last week. that's cal's lone win in the conference. so this week the bears host the washington huskies, a team that sits atop the north division.

and they are certainly fired up for this one in berkeley. but it could be a long day. in the first jake browning a 3-yard score to ty jones. and just like that the huskies are up 7-0 early. cal responds quickly, though. payton henry takes the kick and he finds all kinds of open field. that's 62 yards before he's stopped. cal would end up with a 32-yard field goal on the drive. 7-3 huskies at that point. two minutes left in the first. cal with some nice defense. browning's pass is picked off by cameron bynum. he gets a foot inbounds. and right now that is a score. 7-3 in the first quarter. stanford hosting washington state. both teams battling for the second spot in the north division. when the ball is deep in enemy territory, you know k.j. costello is going to go with a fade to j.j.arsega right side. more often than not it works. tenth touchdown reception for te big wide receiver. right now stanford leads 7-0 in the first quarter. halloween's michael myers, he's pumped for the florida-georgia game.

georgia's jake fromme, he's in jeremiah holloman in the back of the end zone. that was a 16-yard score. florida gets back in it. felipe franks with a laser up the middle to freddie swain. 36-yard score. the gators take a one-point lead. but the bulldogs bite back. fromme hits ferry godwin in stride. 24 yards for the touchdown. bulldogs win 36-17. pac-12 north, done. pac-12 south highlights still to come. and did you make it through all of game 3 of last night's world series? series? this was o

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los angeles is the sports capital of the west right now. the lakers, clippers, kings, rams, dodgers, ucla and usc all playing at home this week. we'll start at the coliseum where the trojans took on arizona state in a pac-12 south battle. trojans without starting quarterback j.t. daniels. so step up wide receiver tyler vaughn. he's the one who threw that 36-yard touchdown pass. usc up by four. but the sun devils' neil harry. look at this. he takes a punt at the 8 yard line, works his way back to the 2, and then goes upfield and turns it on. all the way to the end zone. officially, this is ad punt rn. arizona state snapped usc's 19-game home winning streak with a 38-35 win.

now, if you want to bed before 12:30 this morning, then no doubt you missed the end of game 3 between the red sox and dodgers. and at seven hours and 20 minutes i can't blame you. it was the longest game in world series history. it was also longer than the entire 1939 world series. this game officially took two days to complete. we're going to take you to the bottom of the 18th. yes, the bottom of the 18th. the hero is former athletic max muncy. he hit a solo shot off nathan yoefldi, who pitched so well in relief for the red sox. here are some of the records from the game. 46 players, 561 pitches, 34 gameso one.and 18 pitchers ts game 4 starts in about 26 minutes. and left-handed pitcher eduardo rodriguez is going to start for the red sox. he's not started thiseric, left rich hill will start for the dodgers. he's already started two games

this postseason. it's going to be very interesting indeed. all right, mindi, thank you very much. >> the world is reacting after gunfire inside a synagogue claims 11 lives. just ahead, israel's prime minister's message about the violence and what we're learning about the possible motive behind it. then we'll take a look at a special halloween celebration today. it's designed just for children, who might find it traditional -- who might find rather traditional trick or treating challenging. and before we head to break, abc's neil brand's local-ish is sharing inspired series in a local digital series called more in common. >> how the debate over guns sparks an unlikely friendship. >> my name is maurice solis and i'm a proud defender of gun rights. >> my son robbie was gunned down. now i have gun buyback programs to turn guns into art. >> right this way. voila.

m-1216 shotgun. i don't want people to take them away from me, no. i think the right to bear arms was created for a reason. >> it was an attempted robbery. three people showed up to rob my son and it ended in his shooting death. >> how old was your son? >> 23. if there's a gun sitting around your house and you don't want it anymore and it's susceptible to theft and being used to kill smenls, why not? and i remember seeing kind of that hard next kind of fade away. after that initial conversation he's become

the gunman, 46-year-old robert bowers, surrendered to police after barricading himself inside the tree of life congregation synagogue where he opened fire while shouting anti-semitic slurs. six other people were hurt in that shooting, including four police officers. president donald trump condemned the attack, calling it an assault on humanity. >> this wicked act of mass murder is pure evil. hard to believe. and frankly something that is

unimaginable. >> well, at synagogues across the country including those in the bay area, security has been increased in the wake of today's massacre. >> reaction to the synagogue shooting is coming from across the world. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is condemning the attack. >> i was heartbroken and appalled by the murderous attack on a pittsburgh synagogue today. the entire people of israel grieve with the families of the dead. we stand together with the jewish community of pittsburgh. we stand together with the american people in the face of this horrendous anti-semitic brutality. >> netanyahu then added israel is praying for a speedy recovery for the wounded, and israeli officials have offered assistance to the local community in pittsburgh. we are honoring the victims of the pittsburgh synagogue shooting at our abc7news facebook page as well. that's where we've posted this badge you see where you can post your thoughts and tributes to the victims and survivors. switching gears now, new details out today about the man accused in a series of pipe bomb mailings.

we've learned that cesar sayoc is an amateur bodybuilder and former stripper with a long arrest record who showed little interest in politics until donald trump ran for president. abc news reporter jim dolan has the latest. >> reporter: cesar sayoc now in federal custody. authorities believe he is responsible for those explosive devices mailed to more than a dozen prominent democrats and critics of president trump. >> suspect at the auto zone. >> reporter: witnesses say the 56-year-old suspect was at this auto zone store friday morning just outside of ft. lauderdale when fbi agents rushed in and arrested him. >> wasn't yelling or screaming or flailing. he was in handcuffs and he calmly was escorted to the vehicle. saw him get in with no problem. and he just had that look of okay, it's over. >> reporter: the windows of his white van covered with political messages supporting the president and demonizing his critics, including hillary clinton and cnn.

>> trump! trump! >> this is utterly unacceptable. political violence or the threat of violence is antithetical to our vigorous system of self-government. >> reporter: forensics investigators carefully dissecting one of the crude ieds discovered a latent fingerprint on one of the suspected bombs' components. >> once i knew they had a print i was pretty confident that we'd be able to find the right person. >> reporter: the fingerprint was scanned into a database and there was a match to sayoc. his fingerprint in the criminal justice system for previous arrests including a 2002 bomb threat. but even with sayoc's arrest authorities are still concerned. >> there may be other packages in transit now. >> reporter: sayoc will make a brief appearance at federal court here in miami on monday, and then he will be flown back to new york, where he will eventually stand trial. he faces 48 years in prison. in miami for abc news, i'm jim dolan. happening today, the great

mall in milpitas is hosting a job fair ahead of the holiday shopping season. the center is one of the largest shopping and entertainment destinations in northern california, and the mall hopes to fill more than 200 full and part-time positions. interested applicants should bring copies of their resume to guest services. the fair runs until 7:00 tonight. now, kohl's is also hiring for the holidays. ten stores across the bay area are holding hiring events this weekend. seasonal job positions include sales associates, customer service and stock room operations. employees get a 35% discount and will be considered for open positions after the holiday season. a walk along the river turned into a near-death experience for a woman near sacramento until a chance encounter saved her life. >> it's hard to find true heroes like that. >> she and her dog found a real-life hero. up next, a stranger rushes to the rescue. and i'm meteorologist drew

weekend tomorrow. i'll have the

hayward residents and leaders celebrate at the grand opening of the city's newest public library and community center. the public got its first look at the $40 million building located downtown on c street. the library is dedicated to honor cesar chavez, former president of the farm workers union. construction on the buildig began in 2015. the new main library places the former library that was built in 1951. a chance encounter saved the lives of a woman and her dog. it happened in sacramento after both became trapped in a fast-moving river. reporter steve large has their story. >> it was a horrific night for us. >> reporter: chandra benson and her dog gunther -- >> well, of course he's like my child. >> reporter: -- are back home

now. >> we've done a lot together. that's the first time, though, that we'd ever been swept down a river. >> reporter: the pair nearly died after gunther jumped in the stanislaus river to retrieve a stick and the swift current started carrying him >> in a ste of panic jumped in the river as well. >> reporter: benson's plan to save her dog nearly cost both their lives. >> i had only been in there a few minutes, and my hands were already going numb. >> reporter: in the deep frigid water benson grabbed gunther by the collar with one hand and an overhanging tree branch with the other. >> i was trying to think what should i do, and that's when i knew we were in a bind. i could feel myself getting colder. it was getting colder because it was getting darker. and i thought hypothermia's going to be what gets us. and i just started crying out at the top of my lungs for help. >> reporter: incredibly -- >> then i just hear a "help."

i thought i was hearing something. >> reporter: gerardo hernandez heard those calls and followed the voice. >> i just seen a head above the water. i seen another figure. i couldn't really tell what it was. i guess my adrenaline started kicking in. >> reporter: hernandez found a seven-foot-long branch and held it out. the two made it safely to sure. these are pictures after their successful river rescue. a life-saving celebration. >> honestly, i think it hasn't really hit me yet. >> reporter: faced with making a split-second decision in a life and death scenario, gerardo hernandez emerged a hero. >> in this world we live in today it's hard to find true heroes like that. i told him that. i was like, thank you for saving our lives. you're our hero. >> it was pretty heroic. that was steve large reporting. chanda benson says she had some crepes scrapes but otherwise is

oea some fun and iseratul. . business owners, parents and community volunteers decorated the backs of vehicles parked at the hayward unified school district parent resource center. that's where they handed out candy. organizers say the event helps kids who otherwise might find it challenging to participate in traditional halloween activities. >> gorgeous day there for trunk or treat as we approach -- can't even say it. >> i'm sorry. i'll say it. november. and drew tuma is standing by with our unusually warm weather. >> yeah, guys. even out there right now, look at temperatures. it's comfortable on this saturday afternoon. 70s and 80s. and our warmest spots at this hour. overnight tonight what you'll notice, you'll see those clouds upstared right now. those clouds will thing overnight. we'll call it overcast skies in the next 1hos. the clouds act like a blanket so it keeps us well into the 50s if not upper 50s over the next is

it hours. the 12-hour day planner on your sunday, there's that mieltd morning. a lot of clouds early on in the 50s. and with that cloud cover our warming process is pretty slow. so tomorrow afternoon the blend of sun and clouds and temperatures mainly in the 70s. a little bit cooler tomorrow than we are today. high sunday about 73 in san jose. 72 the high in cupertino. along the peninsula on your sunday, 70 palo alto, about 69 for san mateo, 65 for half moon bay. downtown san francisco 65. 66 for daly city. into the north bay 70s in our warmest spots, 73 napa and santa rosa, about 72 in vallejo. tomorrow in the east bay upper 60s to mid 70s. 69 for oakland. 74 the high in fremont. and inland pretty nice temperaturewise. we're in the mid 70s. 76 brentwood, 75 san ramon. about 74 in pleasanton. the accuweather seven-day forecast. next seven days, partly sunny a little cooler tomorrow. that cooling trend continues on monday and then we do a 180. warmer weather moves in just in time for halloween with 70s and 80s and even warmer winds kick in thursday and friday. keeping those warmest spots in

the mid if not upper 80s by friday, guys. >> and we talked about this. the indian summer a little bit longer this time. >> you hope to see some rain by this time but hopefully in the next 14 days you get some rain in the picture. >> sounds good, drew. >> what's going on down on the farm? >> as long as we have great weather we're going to enjoy it. some college football. stanford in a battle with washington state on the farm, eric. and we are all tied up. midway through the f see the heated umbrella -- >> it works amazing. >> of course it does. next "right this minute."

washington state is down on the farm today to face stanford. both teams 3-1 in conference play. it's the second place behind the huskies is on the line. bryce love back in the line-up for the cardinals. stanford got the ball first. they were at the cougars' 18 yard line. you know what's coming. it's going to be k.j. costellosn

t the cougarsllia fe yards for the carry. on the ensuing possession, costello fumbles. the cougars recover. they get great field position. and gardner menchu makes them pay. max voorhee, he walks into the end zone. right now the score is tied at 14 apiece. we'll bring you those highlights later tonight. they are fired up in berkeley as they face the top-seeded washington huskies. and it could be a long day, though. jake browning with a 3-yard score to ty jones and washington goes up early. cal responds nicely. payton henry takes the kick. he finds some nice open field. he'll go 62 yards before he is stopped. cal would end up with a field goal on the drive. then two minutes left in the first, cal had some nice defense. browning's pass is picked off by cameron bynum.

he gets a nice foot inbounds. look at that balance. 7-3 in the second quarter. chase gardner finds patrick laird. picked up an 18-yard gain.ld up field goal. right now the huskies just leading by one in the second quarter. number two clemson on the road against florida state. and that expression kind of says it all. get out of the way. 315-pound defensive tackle coming through. christian wilkins with the rushing touchdown. 28-0. trevor lawrence with the quick pass to amar'e rogers. he'll break free. 58 yards. rogers had 156 receiving yards on six catches. those two would connect again. this time 68 yards. lawrence threw four touchdown passes. florida state suffers its worst home loss in program history. 59-10 the final there. a's prospect carlo murray and the sooners taking on kansas state. this was all murray. what game hasn't been this

season? he a wide open c.d. lamb and he's off for an 82-yard score. the sooners take a 17-0 lead. sooners leading 24-7 in the second, and look how fast murray makes it to the end zone himself. look at that. then he plays a little roc scis. paper wins needed definitely. he goes up and gets it. and then turns on the speed. 57-yard score. these are some big scores. the sooners win in a rout four touchdowns for murray in this one. hey, northwestern and their strength and conditioning coach. they have an interesting way to get ready for the game. guess what? i don't care. it worked. yes, i did go to northwestern for grad school, so i kind of like it. wildcats quarterback clayton thorson threw three interceptions but he made up for it by scoringhreeow. two on the ground. look at him juke the defender. that was a five-yard score. his long touchdown pass came in the third quarter. 24-yard strike to kyric mcgowan

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