third and five. >> doug: usc taking their last time-out. a lot of people say they are out of time-outs with 1:00 to go, you are saving the same amount of time whether it is now or if you get it back later. the short gain and the clock running and receivers down the field, take the time-outs while you can save it. save time. but there is going to be a point somewhere in this drive where kessler is going to have to force one up the field. try to look somebody off, move and launch and hope one of your big play guys comes up with the ball. because there is not enough time to three to five yards at a clip go down the field. >> dan: we have seen trick plays, gadget plays. what does he have here on third down and five? he is out of time-outs.

trailing by ten. usc needing a couple of quick scores. kessler waiting for somebody to get open and throws it out of bounds. clock stops at 1:06. fourth and five. >> doug: tighter coverage that time. locked on man-to-man underneath. better coverage. as i said, kessler with a three-man rush, you can hang on to the football, move around and hope something breaks open down the field. i think that is his thinking there, maybe get a big play. >> dan: notre dame, just a stop away from putting this one away. kessler. completes near side. first down to madden. he gets out of bounds. they stop it with 1:01 left. >> doug: as long as you get out

of bounds, five-yard gains are fine. as long as you can lineup quickly. >> dan: here come the trojans on the line again. waiting for a big play attempt here by kessler. underneath. that ball gets loose. >> doug: they are not a lot of big windows. the three-man rush allows notre dame to drop eight men in coverage. the windows are tight. your receivers will take a big hit. >> dan: sanders there by a couple of blue jerseys. >> doug: with all of the zone coverage you are getting, it is

a risky call. but a screen pass to one of your backs, jones, they have an opportunity. >> dan: sheldon day on the sidelines. he was very active in the second half. second down and 10. usc out of time-outs, trailing by ten. waiting for one of these big shots from kessler to one of these speedy wideouts. pressure. steps up. throws near side. leads to smith-schuster. another first down for usc. they keep the chains moving. 49 seconds left. >> doug: the other approach is to get it in field goal range and cut it to seven and then go for your onside kick leaving yourself time. >> dan: just seems like sooner

or later you go with one, try to get adoree' jackson down there. >> doug: he is hanging on to the ball but it isn't happening for him down the field. >> dan: now he is going to run this. trying to get out of bounds and stop it and he will. second down. he gets to the irish 41. >> doug: part of the mind set might be i start to throw a couple down there and it ended up with interceptions. i don't want a third interception. but it is getting to the point where you need points on the board in a hurry with the possibility of a onside kick. get in field goal range and kick the field goal. >> dan: kessler in trouble and down he goes. third and long and the clock is running. >> doug: eventually you are going to get there. but the defensive line, you get

tired of pass rushing every play and eventually notre dame finally got there. >> dan: now we will be down to 20 seconds on this snap on third and 14. shovel. up to davis. >> doug: that will do it. >> dan: that is go to probably do it. jaylon smith with the final tackle of the game and time has finally run out on the trojans. notre dame wins it 41-31. irish improve to 6-1. trojans fall to 3-3. usc gave them a big fight. but in the end notre dame pulling away. a very entertaining game in the latest renewal of this classic rivalry. that was a lot of fun. >> doug: big plays all over the place. trick plays. it came down to if all of those big plays, came down to offensive line play and running

the football. >> dan: down to kathryn. >> kathryn: coach, this game was full of big plays, trick plays and a lot of momentum swings. what ultimately determined the win for the irish? >> two 90-yard drives offensively. big plays. and then we just found a way to make a couple of plays. i think the interception by russell was huge. got us that turnover. really, you know, i think that was a big play in this game where we could slow down usc. hats off to them. but our kids made plays in the fourth quarter when they needed to. >> kathryn: coach, thanks for your time. dan. >> dan: thanks, kathryn. notre dame outscores usc 17-0 in the fourth quarter to win it as the irish hold the trojans scoreless in the last 20 minutes. you can watch brian kelly's press conference on nbcsports.com. coming up next your local news and an all new saturday night

live with tracy morgan. stay with us on nbcsn for the notre dame postgame show. dan hicks saying so long from notre dame stadium where the irish get it done 41-31.

nbc bay area news starts now. >> three teenagers killed in a suspected drag race crash. how they are being remembered tonight plus the reason police believe they are having a hard time figuring out exactly what happened. >> a little bit of rain hitting the bay area. which area saw the most and a big change on the way. we'll tell you what's coming up in the next few days. plus. >> i really thought i was going to see the lord. that was going to be the next step. >> this man stuck in a big rig

buried under a mud slide. stories of survival out of southern california. why it will take months to get the areas back to normal. thank you so much for joining us for this special edition of bay area news. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. >> sprinkles of rain across the bay area. video posted on the twitter by chief meteorologist jeffrey neary. thanks for sending this in. >> he's a client not just the meteorologist. >> anthony is with us in studio. what does it mean? >> we haven't seen much this afternoon. light showers and enough to get the ground wet. mount diablo got less than an inch. the national forest got two and a half inches i.'s still raining there. even tahoe got over an inch. we have rain especially where it matters across the reservoirs. we are not looking at a lot.

at least things are starting to settle down. showers showers and thunderstorms across southern california. frost at home. you can see doppler. clouds in the area. that will mean clouds for tomorrow. big new this is evening across southern california to las vegas. they are expecting inches of rain. if you are doing traveling there heads up. another bright day at home. >> looking forward to that. the massive cleanup effort in could take months. the huge mud slides hit homes. they buried hundreds of cars. firefighters were still rescuing people who spent the night trapped here. te bree coated home and roads. amtrak service is suspended. highway 5 is back open and more rain is expected in northern los angeles county which is waist deep in mud.

many cars pushed off to the side. people are returning to their home coating the floors. >> scary. lots of water. you wonder if it will go to the other house. it was already pulling out. wasn't for the screen door. it would have blown the door open. it got hammered. >> amazingly no injuries to report. crews say it will be a few days before it re-opens. >> the san jose community is coming to remember three teenagers killed in what police suspect was a street race. they were killed tuesday night when the car crashed into a pole. the teens were racing a stolen car when the driver lost control. tonight a vigil is under way at the scene of the crash. nbc bay area's mary anne favreau

has the latest. >> right now about 120 people are gathered here at the intersection of santa clara and 22nd honoring the three teenagers who died here. you can see they have candles and the message tonight is to support the families of the victims. ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ but now >> after hearing "amazing grace" they came together to remember three lives cut short. 15-year-old jalene siriaco, anthony ramos. they were racing in a stolen honda when the driver lost control and smashed into a pole and tree on santa clara street. tonight jayleen's mother said she wishes her daughter had called her for a ride home that

night. >> i'm going to miss her so much. i don't understand why she got into that car. i know she got in the car to come home. >> after the accident another witness says another car described as a dark colored acura sped away from the crash. police tell me they are still looking for the car. tonight the parents of the victims are focused in talking to the driver of the dark colored acura. police also haven't named the driver in the crash that killed three teenagers. reporting live in san jose, mary anne favreau. bay area news. >> thank you very much. new details in the investigation of an american hero stabbed. police released these sketches of the suspects they are looking for. they say they were likely involved in the stabbing of spencer stone. the brawl was caught on video.

happened last week outside a bar in sacramento. stone was stabbed a number of times. he's out of the hospital recovering. spencer stone,le you wille remember one of the three people that helped stop a possible terror attack on a paris-bound train last august. the three men received france's highest honor and a hero's welcome home in sacramento. an 11-year-old east bay girl the home tonight thanks to the quick thinking of a school employee. police say the workers saw the attempted kidnapping and used her car to block the suspect from driving away friday morning around 7:30 on g street near sutter elementary in antioch. the suspect, santiago salazar tried to lure the victim into the car. wh enthat didn't work the suspect grabbed the girl by the wrist and pulled her in. the school worker saw what was happening and used her car to block salazar's car. he faces kidnapping charges. >> finally back home tonight dozens of people at a

retirementle home on the peninsula are being allowed back in. we brought you breaking news about a fire at this burling game retirement home where close to 300 people live. they were forced to flee the building after a small fire left the facility without fire. christie smith is there. it's been a long 24 hours for some people. they needed that electricity. they had to get out. >> they are making real progress tonight. the ceo said already they have re admitted 32 patients tonight. they are being transported back to the burling game long term care center after they were relocated. in all 70 patients had to leave. mostly elderly or with compromised med kalt conditions. yesterday in the basement it was away from patients. it did cut power to the skilled nursing facility.

about 270 patients. no one was injured. there was concern initially that they would all have to be relocated. the power was restored and most were able to stay. tonight a sense of relief from patients and staff. >> it's hard work. but we love it. come back, gets back to normal. it's been good. we are excited to have it back. >> he says the backup generators did work as they were supposed to. a number of agencies have come in and deemed it safe. he tells me they are expecting three or four more patients tonight with more returning tomorrow. reporting live in burling game, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. a founding member of the grateful dead is battling bladder cancer. the 75-year-old bass player said he was diagnosed this month and he's getting treatment in

scottsdale, arizona. he wrote on facebook he considers himself very fortunate to have tumors that are nonaggressive. two of the musicians say they have been cancelled but he plans to reschedule after surgery to remove the tumors. >> of course a lot of fans. coming up, the earthquake hit 26 years ago today. we look back at the widespread damage that it caused. also the action that emergency crews took today in order to prepare for the next big one. >> swimmers not afraid of sharks. the motivation that kept some of the tri athletes in the water today.

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>> breaking news right now that we are following from near the stanford campus. one person is dead after a head-on crash. it happened after 7:00 tonight on the boulevard just east of campus drive near the stanford

golf course. if you know the area, no word on what caused the head on collision. there is word that it is a volkswagen passat, one of the vehicles involved. we have a crew headed to the scene for more information. we'll bring you updates as we get them on the area ond online. more small earthquakes. the biggest one at 2.9 this afternoon. let's look at the earthquakes in the past 24 hours. cluster earthquakes have been taking since tuesday. no injuries or damage reported however. by the way, you can crack all earthquakes in the area by heading to nbc bay area.com. search earthquake map. >> one of the most destructive earthquakes to hit the bay area will be remembered today. the 26th anniversary of the earthquake from san francisco's marina district. emergency response teams are

spending that day preparing for the next big one. the 6.9 quake back in 1989. 63 people died. most when the freeway collapsed in oakland causing millions of damage. it halted the world series. dozens showed up at fort mason in san francisco. seismologists say there is a 99% chance of one or more magnitude 6.7 or greater quakes in california over the next 30 years. there is a 7% chance of an 8.0. emergency crews say they want to be ready. >> our fist responders, our police, fire and government were overwhelmed. a lot of citizens juaned to help. the fire department said why not train people to help us when things come up. 29 people have gone through the training. >> the quake lasted just 15 seconds. it also caused a section of the

upper deck of the bay bridge to fall. >> they braved shark infested waters and came out without a scratch. this shark feeding frenzy was caught on camera near alcatraz. the attack was on people's minds as they jumped into the waters. the swim went off witut a hitch. not even a glimpse of a shark fence. good news there. we did catch up with athletes at the finish line. >> i knew i wasn't going to die today. >> everybody was worried about the sharks. >> i was more concerned about making a swim. that was my challenge. >> forget the sharks. let me get to the finish line. the oldest athlete to finish this race by eight years did it with the help of his son, juice, and cookies. his son's name isn't juice.

>> good for him. no small feat. >> a little bit of rain here today. >> we had a little bit of drizzle. not much. only amounted to a few hundredths of an inch. it was cool and fall like. temperatures in the 70s. 77 in it will gilroy. even 68 degrees in san francisco. a little bit of rain at home. lifting out across the sierra. we are expecting a round of showers tomorrow across the lower elevations and especially down in southern california. right now it's all about the gray skies. talking about cloudy conditions across the bay area. expect drizzle tomorrow morning and mist as well like this morning. temperatures tomorrow afternoon rebound nicely. a little bit warmer than today. 77 for the south bay. 68 for san francisco and 77 for the north bay as well. watch down south near bakers field. we are expecting a round of showers there. that will make its way to las vegas in the early morning hours tomorrow morning.

when you head to work on monday you may run into slick roadways. temperatures tomorrow nice. 78 in saratoga. ocean beach, 67. soma at 70 degrees. cool most of the day in san francisco. a little bit of sunshine toward the afternoon. same for the north bay. a mix of sun and clouds toward the afternoon. 79 for santa rosa. 74 for hayward and warm spots tomorrow. a few 80s in the tri valley. this system will make it out over the next couple of days. looks like thursday of this upcoming week would be the warmest of days and temperatures would level out. a look at thursday.

we are looking at the return of the 90s. summer not done yet. a 5 te agree jump for wednesday and thursday. temperatures closer to 80 as we round out the work week. not bad. a little bit of rain as we move to the next couple of days. we can talk about more rain towards halloween. >> i know. i keep hearing this. as long as it shows up by the 30th and gets out of town. >> coming up, so-called whistleblowers. what it's not doing when people report problems with air license and nuclear power plants. >> and the discovery off the coast hidden for nearly 100 years. the story only on nbc.

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workers on the front lines of industries that affect our safety and federal laws protect them from retaliation when they blow the whistle on serious problems. >> the critics say the government is leaving whibs high and dry. vicky nene has been investigating the issue for months and is here with data that shows all of the details. >> the federal whistleblower protection program is full of reports from workers across the nation who say they have been fired for raising red flags. the majority of the reports get dismissed. now we are seeing for the first time how often the government finds in favor of whistleblowers. >> from airlines to pipelines. they are workers who speak up when systems break down for whistleblowers who get fired for raising red flags about safety issues or illegal activities.

it's called the whistleblower protection program. it's run by osha. >> whistleblowers don't have a chance when they suggest it at this agency. >> he testified before congress and helped pass national whistleblower laws. now he helps defend employees against retaliation. >> the program has been so counter productive i view it as a trojan horse. it's an agency we warn about. >> i was told by my supervisor, just conduct an interview. >> before you knew any of the facts? >> correct. >> darryl whitman spoke out to the investigative unit this year. he said supervisors pressured to close cases and dismissed complaints even when he found they had merit. ocho cinco found cases thad merit less than 3% of the time.

>> is it acceptable to you? >> no. >> now we have learned it's not just region 9. the investigative unit crunched the numbers. they found some 2004 to 2014 the agency awarded merit to cases less than 2% of the time. 22% of cases resulted in settlements. osha calls those favorable. the numbers show osha dismissed 59% of the cases. the majority of complaints it investigated. we found in 7 of the 22 industries protected by whistleblower laws, osha didn't issue a single merit finding. our investigation also found whistleblowers have to wait a long time for answers. osha is supposed to complete investigations in 90 days or less but 71% of cases failed to meet the deadline. t a case has increased from 98 days in 2004 to 378 days

in 2014. >> divine says in many cases staff lack training. osha allows up to a year. managers add delays by reinvestigati reinvestigating. that take as toll on whistleblowers. >> they lose their homes. their lives are living hell while osha fiddles. >> they believe osha unfairly dismissed complaints or dragged out the cases including these men. they raised flags about environmental testing and aviation. >> i couldn't sleep. i have problems eating. i have nightmares. >> put a ping-pong ball inside a blender. i'm that ball. >> a series of government reporting dating back 25 years found delays in investigating and deciding complaints and complain is didn't always receive appropriate

investigations. osha leaders asked her to. >> i think it was lip service. no one really had any great intention of doing anything terribly different than they already did it. >> landed on deaf ears. >> it drove me out. >> she left with this conclusion. >> i think the solution is apparent but nobody wants to do it whiches to move the entire program out of osha. >> nbc bay area made requests to interview the head of osha. he declined. they pointed us to an april memo saying we are focused on improving the quality of the investigation. miking said the program reached a number of findings. 75 out of more than 3700. monetary awards doubled in four years from 15 million to 35 million. his memo concludes no one

benefits if workers are silenced for sounding an alarm when they see a problem that could injure, sicken or kill someone. >> it's giving inspiring speeches about the desire for this to be an effective worker rights organization. so far the rhetoric isn't cloaked in reality. >> osha added more program staff and created a national whistleblower advisory committee. but critics including divine say congress needs to take the program out from under osha. we'll let you know what happens. back to you. >> if you have a tip for the investigative unit call 888-996-tips or nbcbay area.com. >> now to a massive manhunt for one of the most wanted man in the world. federal officials in mexico closing in on juan el chapo guz man saying cell phone signals are helping them zero in on the

escaped drug lord. they believe he is in a mountainous region and was injured last week running from authorities. el chapo broke out of prison through a tunnel in july. he's been on the run ever since. >> will he or won't he? vice president joe biden may be close to a decision for a run for the white house in 2016. today it was all about family though at sporting events in delaware. this is pretty close sources saying a decision to make a run for president is imminent. nbc news learned biden toldle the president of the international association of firefighters that he is strongly considering the idea. the union is one of the most influential labor groups in the u.s. this report could be key for a biden presidential run. >> coming up, a discovery hidden for nearly a hundred years. >> it's amazing. we take you inside a ship wreck off the coast of marin county.

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if you're a scuba diver you know there is another world that exists under water. usually we don't see it until moments like this when we catch a rare glimpse. there is a lot of treasure there in the sea. sometimes right next to us. >> yeah. in a story only on nbc bay area, joe rizoto, jr., takes us along on the search for a # 5-year-old ship wreck. >> reporter: every time a boat sails out of the golden gate out into the waters of the gulf's national marine sanctuary it's sailing over a graveyard of maritime past. >> we have documented 400 ship and aircraft losses in this sanctuary. >> reporter: among the vessels now resting somewhere at the bottom of the sanctuary's waters is a ship called the ituna.

>> the one photograph everybody turned to was a beautiful yacht, steam yacht built in scotland in 1886. >> reporter: it was converted to a passenger ship and then a fishing trawler. >> now she's one of the trawling ships out of san francisco. >> reporter: in 1920 the ship and the crew of 14 set out from san francisco for reed's port oregon to fish and deliver machinery and cement fm march of 1920 she encounters a storm, is beaten up and goes down in ten minutes, taking two of the crew with her. >> reporter: six miles off the coast the ship lived in a watery purgatory for 95 years, lost and forgotten. >> that's the ituna. >> reporter: this week noaa archaeologists set out to lay eyes on it once again. >> over here i have sonar imagery. >> one minute out. >> let's dive, captain. >> reporter: an under water

rover heads to a shape resembling the ship's unique bow. >> there is our wreck. >> there we go. >> reporter: it takes only 30 seconds. >> welcome to the bow. >> reporter: before a century of forgotten history begins tole fill the monitor. >> that's an anchor. there is the rutter. >> bigle hull there. >> first time in 95 years anybody's seen this. >> the rover and the camera probed the ship's remains. >> matches up perfectly with the last drawings. >> that's what i want to see. steering gear. >> a broken dish in the hold. even the ship's load of concrete is still on board. >> we found stacks of cement having solidified. >> when the ship went down in ten minutes, crew men paddled to

safety. two were trapped in their bunks. >> it becomes personal especially when you know you are diving on a grave site. >> this grey site is alive. >> she's an amazing reef now. she has habitat. >> go lower. >> reporter: they are in the midst oh of a two-year project to catalog many of the estimated 400 ship wrecks. >> wooden spokes are gone. >> reporter: now these two detectives at least know where the ituna lies, slowly decaying on the ocean floor, eternally headed north. joe rizoto, jr. >> that's a signature ituna right there. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> amazing pictures. if you have lived in in the bay area for a long time you know this is a hit. the pumpkin festival draws thousands of people. there were signs today warning people about the slow moving traffic on highway 92. we have all been there.

>> it was something like an hour plus from 280 over to the pumpkin festival. >> it is the beautiful eucalyptus. smells great. you will be there for some time. the festival is family friendly with pumpkin carvings, a haunted house and great food. it may have taken ale while to get there. people think the trip is both it. >> love it. >> what do you love? >> shopping. pumpkin pie, pumpkin beer. >> this is the time to watch. everyone else is watching the parade. any time we go we dress like this to find each other. >> that has to work out well. >> they could see them from the space station. >> if you plan to head to the festival, build in extra time for the drive. at one point there was a 70-minute delay on 92. >> if you see military jets flying around levi stadium this weekend don't be alarmed. fleet week was last weekend but tomorrow a group of paratroopers

will be performing before the 49ers game against baltimore. four jets will be part of the performance as well as other airplanes doing various stunts. the planes will take off from moppet field. >> someone decapitated a statue and a lot of people wonder how it could have happened. >> it's not the only one. a mystery surrounding a string of vandalism in monterrey. >> that storm system that brought showers to the bay area continues to make its way out of the region toward southern california. traveling toward las vegas, flash flood watches for tomorrow. we'll detail the forecast after this. meone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun.

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especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. has been defaced since targeting the new saint. a third statue has been defaced since the controversial catholic missionary was cannonized.

the statue in monterrey was decapitated on thursday. not clear when the vandalism took place. the museum is closed tuesday and wednesday. the statue has been there since 1891. the california missions which cera helped found cut the ancestors off of languages and cultures and enslaved those who converted to christianity. >> there is a new electric vehicle hitting city streets. scoot has a network of scooters throughout the city. now the company is adding tiny cars. they call them quads. customers can drive them, buy them and be billed from the time they use with a phone app. >> we now have the opportunity  to offer other kinds of small electric vehicles they can use to get around the city and do what they need to do. you can pick up a friend, go to the grocery store. we have four wheels an it will be a lot of fun. >> could be so useful in the city as well.

nissan debuted ten today. the cars have limitations. they can only go about 40 miles at a time and they don't go fasterer than 25 miles per hour. >> all right. anthony joins us now with the micro climate forecast. we have more summer. it keeps coming back. >> i'm almost embarrassed to show you this. we are talking about a few hundredths of an inch. even mount diablo the big winner. petaluma. you get the idea. wasn't a huge rainstorm. you know what? southern california expecting showers and thunderstorms tonight toward las vegas. the last flood watch was posted. we'll wake township drizzle across the south hills. even in san francisco at the coastline. expect drizzle and mist from time to time. the afternoon hours will be

nice. temperatures near 70. overnight hours across southern california. they are expecting the heaviest of rain to fall through tomorrow at 9:00 in the morning. temperatures will continue. things will start to shut off. we are just waking up to drizzle tomorrow. a little bit of mist from time to time. that will be the same so keep in mind you may run into slick roadways. we told you about the half moon bay pumpkin festival. temperatures near 70 with mostly cloudy skies. you will notice it will be comfortable wherever you go. tomorrow palo alto. upper 60s for san francisco. 74 in an hour or two. mid 70s for santa rosa to napa. tomorrow and a few of us in the tri valley with 80. it will be comfortable across

the entire bay area. this area of low pressure makes its way out over the next couple of days and allows for high pressure to build in. by wednesday and thursday the winds shift out of the north. that will drive in warm air toward wednesday and thursday. overall the temperature trend warms. mid 70s for most of us. the east bay valley sees the biggest warming trend ahead. 90s return. mid to upper 80s by thursday. san francisco, cool tomorrow with a little bit of mist and drizzle. same for monday morning. mid 70s. summer not done yet. hopefully as we get closer to november we can start to put more rain on the maps we need it. >> we can get out the winter coats. thank you. >> a good saturday night. joining us here. >> i bet a lot of money the

sharks would be undefeated this season. how am i doing so far? >> you got off to a good start. that's not a wise bet. talk to me next time before you waste your money. it's early in the nhl season. the sharks began undefeated. highlights are coming up. you have seen unbelievable finishes in college football from cal stanford to auburn, alabama. what about this? we got another one, an all timer. it happened today. the highlight is coming up.

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look easy, while outscoring their welcome back to nbc bay area. get this. it's only been four games but the sharks made winning look easy while outscoring opponents 14-2. tonight they played for third time of a current east coast trip. the sharks faced the islanders. second period, tied at one.

joe thornton feeds nikolai galgobin his first career nhl goal. 2-1 san jose. the islanders come around. 2-2 now. ward's fist goal with the sharks. san jose regains the lead. four minutes later sharks can't clear it. initial shot stopped but josh bailey cleaned up the rebound. we are tied again. third period tied at three. kyle okposo misses the first shot. gets it back to put it in. sharks fall for the first time this season. 6-3. college football now. michigan state at michigan. ten seconds remaining in the game. michigan up two. only thing they have to do is punt the ball and play a little bit of it was. blake o'neal has trouble with the snap. jay lan watts jackson picks up the fumble and scores. i mean, this is unbelievable.

jim harbaugh's team not expecting this. this was a battle between number 7 and number 12 in the country. looked like harbaugh would get the win. didn't turn out that way. 27-23 is the final. that's a very, very memorable game. the fans couldn't believe it out there. what about notre dame/usc which you saw here late first half. kessler to jackson on the wide receiver screen. he's gone. 83 yards to the house. game tied at 24. second half cory robinson, fantastic catch in the corner of the end zone. irish up 38-31. late fourth quarter. kessler's pass deflected and intercepted by max red field.

rory with a wedge in hand. that's not good enough. that would set up a beautiful birdie. he's six under, tied for 39th however. justin rose also in the field on 16. rose putting for birdie goes down with no problem at all. rose would finish. on the short par 4. stuffed it close. that would lead to a birdie. phil is 14 under, leads by a shotment ten players within two shots of the lead. also warriors news before we get out of here. andrew bogut is scheduled to undergo surgery to have his nose reset. the team believes he will be in the season opener on october 27. it's the fourth time he's broken his nose. that's more from the average boxer.

>> are they going to have protective masks already? >> he's expected to wear it for a few weeks. a lot of guys can't stand the mask and they put it down. it's halloween time. might look like freddy kreuger. maybe he sticks with it. >> four times broken nose. that's rough. >> terry's nose has been broken five times. >> boxing days. henry, thank you very much. >> you got it. >> a trial um fant return tonight. "saturday night live" sure to be a memorable one. >> that's for sure. people are camping out for this one. former cast member tracy morgan is returning as the show host. >> when i got on stage it was overwhelming for me. i didn't say stop, bobby. keep clapping. >> tonight's show will be his first big appearance really since surviving a deadly car crash last year. we saw him at the awards show. this is the first time back with the comedy chops. morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury and was in a coma. cast members will be happy to

have him back. >> to have him come back after what he's been through it's special on so many different levels. so many of the people who work here have worked here for so many years most people are his old co-workers, you know. people are really excited to have him back. it's going to be awesome. >> "saturday night live" airs here on nbc after our 11:00 news. >> let's get one last look -- well, first of all tonight at 9:00 bay area revelations and date line at 10:00. back here at 11:00. >> "saturday night live." don't miss it. have a great evening. see you at 11:00.

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