going in for the ball. it looked liken -- now they are going to throw another flag. looked like the offensive linemen were getting into it with the officials. >> ed: gates was upset because he was jumped on by panfil at the end there. >> mike: gates thought it was a cheap shot. >> ed: a guy with a really high upside. coaches think highly of just a sophomore. that was the finish of a play. gates goes to pull him off of the pile. they threw another flag. >> referee: we have multiple fouls on the play. personal foul, offense.

after the play unsportsmanlike conduct offense number 68. 15-yard penalty. third down. >> ed: gates continued to jaw and was called for the personal foul. the referee there wisely not using numbers there on the first time around saying that one does not count. i can see where gates got upset. he saw his pal being slammed to the ground. it >> mike: basically the first two penalties offset each other. the late penalty is assessed. >> ed: yeah. >> mike: let's just let the clock run and get out of here. play counted. third down and 18.

about the yardage. >> ed: you know, it is enough time if you are nebraska. i know you are up by two scores. this is enough time for you to think that okay, we have to burn more of this clock off before we are go to give the ball back. >> mike: purdue is out of time-outs. >> ed: you have to think on third down it will be a terrell newby run. >> mike: 34 gets it. watch the clock tick. >> ed: you will be under a minute left. pretty safe for nebraska. the only thing that could be a disaster if newby or whatever they let carry the ball fumbles. >> mike: they will have to punt it with around 50 seconds left

>> ed: for tommy armstrong, one of the top quarterbacks in the history of the program. he will keep your heart in your throats if you are a nebraska fan. as talented as he is, he will occasionally fall back and heave it up to the other team. we saw that interception in the first half to keep things co feel like you should add something there. in tommy we kind of trust. >> mike: newby. lowers his shoulder. plows in to the center of the line. >> ed: for purdue this has to be a painful 1:30.

the first 16 seconds of the game. gerad parker took over for darrell hazell. tried a halfback pass on the first play that was intercepted. tommy armstrong walked in and then all of a sudden the pass game for purdue showed up. >> mike: i know that everybody was thinking the same thing after the first 16 seconds, this could be 56-0. this could be an absolute disaster. you would not have blamed the players going in the tank after that. heck of a way to start on the road against undefeated number 8 but they sucked it up and played really hard. >> ed: after the interception blough ran up and down the sideline saying that we got this. he came out and delivered. he really played well. and this is just a sophomore. again, darrell hazell is gone as the head coach. >> mike: is this a five minute

>> ed: well, i think that nebraska took their time-out there. >> ed: the referee. told nebraska to get out here and play some ball. that was great. >> mike: he has got a dinner reservation. lightbourn's job is to kick it as fast as he can. they got a piece of it. >> ed: but not enough. wow. >> mike: that was so close to be a huge play. >> ed: wow. that is the third blocked punt. we saw one last week against

they are terrible in net punting, under 30 yards. >> mike: guess who, it was the big guy anthony neil. >> ed: he is trying to just get out of the way. did not even try to put his hands out to get that one. lightbourn, they are not calling running into the kicker because the ball was >> mike: 42 seconds left. that was the tight end hopkins and he couldn't hold on. they have a future with blough. this kid can play that. >> ed: nebraska continues to lumber on.

bandwagon. but they are on it. >> mike: marshall. i thought mike riley had a great answer when we asked are you the number eight team in the country. he said i don't know. we play who is on the schedule. so far we beat all of them. we will find out later. >> ed: he and his staff have been around for a while. you think about wt oregon state. ultra competitive. that ball is batted away. reilly is as nice of a person and optimistic as you can ever meet in this business. class and quality the whole way. >> ed: i will say the fan base here wasn't exactly over the moon when he was hired.

change. mike riley had a down year at oregon state the year before he was fired. wait a minute. you have a beaver that did not break .500 last year. they were not sure what they were getting. >> mike: dzuris dumps blough. purdue can't stop the anymore. mike riley and company will go to 7-0. >> ed: you know even at the start of last year with all of the heartbreak losses and a team that ended up sub .500 a lot of people were wondering if they hired the right guy. he seems ageless. he has got a great twinkle in his eye. he is a great recruiter there at

while he was at oregon state and most of the staff came with him. i think they feel better about the change to riley right about now. >> mike: yeah. 7-0 start. for the cornhuskers, another huge crowd here today, over 90,000 watched once again the final score, nebraska 27, purdue 14. let's go down to jerry with mike riley. >> jerry: you told me you have to find a way to run the football. but it was the passing game that

half. how do you describe the play of your offense? >> sporadic, all over the place. we made plays when we absolutely had to have something going. when we had a scoring drive. but it was pretty sporadic. we did not have anything consistent. i thought that coach parker did a nice job of prepping that team to play today in a hard circumstance. right now we are glad to win. >> jerry: you are 7-0, given how happened today, what are your priorities and concerns as you try to get ready to play wisconsin? >> we always talk about winning the games. immediately when we do that, we have to go back to examine what it looked like. i really, really like this team a lot but we are not very pretty often enough. we are going to just try to get better. we have to go back and work.

will see it and we will go to work to do everything we can to get ready to beat wisconsin. >> jerry: coach, congratulations. >> mike: thank you jerry. thank you coach. >> ed: undefeated and not pretty is okay. >> mike: still undefeated isn't it? >> ed: yes, it is. >> mike: tonight at 8:00 eastern saturday night football as number 2 ohio state at penn state. so long from lincoln, nebraska.

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a valley man just identified as the one shot and killed by a trooper in nevada. the say he went on before that deadly encounter. 17 days to go, hillary clinton and donald trump hitting the battleground state of pennsylvania. and former governor jan brewer coming under fire for her comments about hispanics. >>reporter: live at asu in tempe ahead of the homecoming game. coming up, we'll have a live report. the 5-2 sun devils hosting the 4-2 washington state

seven and a half point underdogs heading into the game. in nevada, officer involved shooting has ties to the valley. troopers have ided a man shot by troopers in a high speed pursuit. >> ma man shot and killed by troopers outside vegas was identified as javier munos from arizona. this whole time, nevada highway patrol was in pursuit . this high speed chase ending at a cadillac dealership where cops saithe tried to steal another car from an elderly couple that's when troopers shot and killed him. they described this scene to them saying he was only driving on rims. >> we hit that curb and i knew he was trying to run from something because nobody would

more info on munos and his time in glendale. as for the officer, he was identified as 17 year-old veteran david dudly. all new tonight, a family's cry for justice 15 years later: on october 20, 2006 27 year-old jermaine johnson a four two shot to death in phoenix. happened when he was walking with two he had a confrontation with the same suspects a week earlier and shots fired then also. todays his family is still waiting for answers. s. >> i pray that god touches the heart of the person that saw this so they can come forth and say what happened. we need closures. >> ten years later police

between the age of 18-25. call silent witness at 480 witness if you have information. democracy 2016 has donald trump laying out a plan that he says will guide him if elected. trump says he'll cleanup corruption if pushing for new term limits and former government officials. he says the plan includes a two anybody who enters the u.s. illegally for the seconds time. >> and a five year mandatory minimum for illegally entering with felony convictions, multiple misdemeanor convictions or two or more prior deportations. >> trump said he'd cancel visas for countries that refuse to

bill clinton held a rally for hillary clinton in panama city, florida today. >> i think it's important that all of us who support her, get out there and try to get some more votes, and try to stop all that's poison that's been poured down the throat here. >> clinton's campaign said four people had to be medical after a white powdery substance arrived at the campaign office. federal and local officials determined that substance was not hazardous and have not disclosed what it was. here in our state, get out the vote bus tour rolling through the democratic national committee driving two forward together buses across 20 states through election day.

cesar chavez plaza in phoenix and met by the mayor and many others. >> what i want you to encourage you to is not just vote but make a plan to vote early, and that is so important. the election, november 8 is 17 days away. a lot of good things can happen between now and election day. if you vote early, it doesn't matter what happens on election day. you will know that your voice is going to be counted. >> organizers of the dnc bus tour is early voting. other events today in flagstaff and avon dale. the chairman of the arizona republican party urging people to get out and vote early. robert graham saying fellow republicans said they were holding off on mailing in ballots because of secure concerns and worries that their vote would not be counted. he says he has total confidence in arizona's voting system

about a hundred thousand mail in ballots have been turned in in maricopa county. governor jan brewer under fire for comments she made about hispanics. brewer told reporter they don't get out and vote. this after being asked if the hispanic vote would be enough for hillary clinton to win arizona. the democratic national committee showing a statement saying she said in no uncertain terms that the latino vote doesn't matter. her words offensive slap in the face to the latino community. just in, word of a rescue at south mountain in phoenix. a hiker may have run out of water, feeling very dehydrated up there. the patient the was taken off the mountain and refused any further treatment so going to be okay. if you're going outside, very warm and dry in the valley. live look outside right now. no clouds really. meteorologist laura tracking 90s.

digits today. last check 97, it was our high at phoenix sky harbor. again, that not happening tonight. we're still setting, well, look at this. this just come inning over the last couple minutes. 99 in tempe. very warm out there. wind speeds helping to cool us off sitting around 5 miles per hour. couple of hours. once the sunsets, we'll see cooler temperatures roll in here. upper 80s. very pleasant evening for the sun devils tonight. keep things dry by the end of the game as we fall into the low 80s and 70s overnight tonight and clouds increase and tomorrow there's gonna be a chance we could see a few showers and thunderstorms. let you know when that will happen though and next. thank you. a lot of people outside taking

enjoying homecoming festivities as asu. rain chances kell joins us live from asu. >>reporter: they're representing their sun devil and pride. the parade ended about an hour ago. together here and this is part of a week long festivities. the homecoming parade and block party are the highlights that bring together the students, alumni, staff, and community to celebrate sun devil pride. it's all ahead of the game where the devils will take on the washington state cougars. i talked to an alumni i couple who graduated 30 years ago because of the good members it

>> this is the hottest we've ever been but we wouldn't miss it for anything. >>reporter: that block party still going on and people out here pumped up for the game to start in a couple hours at 7:00 p.m.. back to you, kim. >> thank you. okay, time to look at the matchup tonight between the cougars and sun devils. got the sports director in the prediction. >> the sun devils coming off a 40-60 loss in colorado last weekend. drop today 2-2 while the cougars are 3-0 in conference place. the good news for sun devil fans, even though asu comes into the game seven and a half point underdogs, asu hasn't lost to washington state at home since 2001. the cougars have won four in a row including wins over oregon, stanford, and ucla.

nationally averaging 360 passing yards per game. on defense they lead the pac 12 against the rush. bottom line, this is a must win. >> you just keep your head done and bust your tail and you're trying to get better. we've got some injury challenges and stuff like that. you got some youth. things like that. nobody cares about that. all that matters is win. >> all that matters; right? got to get the w. >> >> another team that's facing a must win tomorrow in sports. >> we'll see. thank you. coming right up, a deadly crash on i17 in phoenix now a valley man facing charges. what police say he did. and a big cleanup after a

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nelson charged with negligent homicide and aggravated assault. they're investigating if he was drunk when he slammed into another car. the crash pushing the victims car into a truck that was sitting at the intersection. two women in the car and one killed at the scene. the other in the hospital with life threatening injuries tonight. the driver of the truck not seriously hurt. glendale fire keeping close eye on one home after it went up in flames bec also knocked down power lines there. this was the scene near 59th avenue in northern. aps crews working through the day to make sure nothing sparked up. nothing hurt in the fire and the lines probably sparked by grease on the stove. new video and information in north phoenix about the fire that broke out at desert ridge mall. phoenix fire say when crews arrive, there was an empty business ablaze. they knocked it out quickly and

air 15 over that fire last night. crews were able to evacuate and keep everybody safe. no injuries reported. investigators still searching for the cause in this one. we are checking more facts with positive impacts lit fact. -- politifact. >> hillary clinton wanted the wall. hillary clinton fo wall in 2006. >> trump has repeatedly said we will build a wall and mexico will pay for it. what about hillary? >> wasn't a huge concrete tall long wall that donald trump has promoted. it was sizable when proposed but more like a fence. there would be some gaps. >> clinton did support a fence on the border but hails in comparison to trump's wall of 35 feet high, more than 1,000-

trump's claim uncrew. >> he used undocumented labor to build the tower. >> clinton said it would bring undocumented immigrants out of the shadows. >> he hired a contractor who employed 200 polish workers that were not citizens. >> trump was involved with the hiring and construction process so we rated true. we'll have more closer to election day. caught on video, a man in a michigan hood difficult travels wanted for take -- hoody wanted for taking off with a ring from the phoenix j.c. penny store. this happened at the spectrum mall. the guy asked to see that ring worth about $7300. after the clerk handed it to him, he quickly walked out of the store and ran off in the parking lot. also caught on video, a man

threatening the security officer. they walked into the store at 30th street and thomas this past june and walked out without paying for they items. when the officer approbed the two, the man pulled out a box cutter and the two took off on foot. if you have information, call silent witness at 480 witness. two people in custody. the third still on the loose after a carjack inning a bank parking lot last night. a woman lured a man into a conversation but then two men jump out at those two men use add gun to get his car from him. police found that stolen car at 27th avenue and mcdowell. unclear where the actual carjacking took place but thankfully, no one hurt in this. >> stuff in the valley tonight. asu homecoming and people we heard from there 30 years ago, went to school and said it was the hottest one after going to all these games. >> a few minutes ago, very warm, not a record, but not too far.

chandler also at 97. now those temperatures will cool through the next couple hours and really once the sunsets. we'll see those 80s return so just a few more hours of feet. wind temp breezy at times. sustained winds at 12-miles in the valley. across the valley at 10-12 miles per hour. 09s here and 90s out west lake havasu. 69 in flagstaff. 82 in sedona and gusts north between 20, close to 30 miles per hour there at the grand canyon and a live look outside at our casino cam. we have gusts between 20-30 miles per hour. we have changes and a storm system off the west coast. look at the satellite radar

increase down to the south so the storm system back to the west drawing in moisture as we make the push to the east late tomorrow and monday, we'll see our rain chances go up. tomorrow by ant lunchtime -- about lunchtime, more clouds back to the southwest rain mojave county. if your travels take you there sunday into monday, we'll see those shower ands storms moving off to the nice with a chance for -- northeast with a chance for a few late evening showers here across phoenix with slightly better chances coming up on monday that you'll see in your seven day forecast so no rain chances tonight or overnight, we do bring the clouds. we'll increase those through sunday monogram mug. a very -- morning.

morning with 10-20 percent and a drop in temperatures. we're well above average topping out in the 90s today. 86-84 getting into the end of the week. we'll hit the 80s but going to be slightly above average monday into tuesday before we warm up into the 9 0s. plan for tonight. 69 in deer valley, 79 in glendale. back up to 91 in fountain hills tomorrow. 91 in maricopa afternoon, 51 in sedona, 40s tonight along the rem back umm into the 70s for payson and prescot. 83 in kingman. best chance for showers maybe a rumble of thunder on monday with highs into the 80s. guys. >> thank you, seems like every game the arizona cardinal's have played this season we're say sequoyah a must win. >> now they host a team that's dominated them the last three

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well, take this into consideration, the card 23458s have beaten the seahawks at -- haven't beaten them at university of phoenix s in three years. over the last two season, the seahawks have beaten the cards in glendale by a combined score of 57-12. they've stunk it up at home against seattle. arizona is 3-3 and if the cards will have any shot at the playoffs at all, tomorrow's game against the 4-1 seahawks is certainly a must win. >> our goal has to be the win

games especially at home. this is just a step in one direction towards our goals. >> arizona state's football game. let's add to the pregame discussion as you probably heard by now. washington state coach mike leach accused the sun devils earlier this week and fined them $10,000 for the accusations. sun devil fans won't be fore giving tonight at 7. wsu is a pretty good football team this and the sun devils are underdogs on the home field and should have all the elements to be a very exciting and intense game. manny says regardless of the devil's record, this team is still fighting. >> there's a lot of things that could go wrong and a team could fall and not want to bounce back saying, oh, because we lost that game, our season's over. you know, we don't think like

week by week and, you know, try to go 1-0 each week and like i said, we got to keep working. very talented team, very disciplined team but got to continue to better ourselves each and every week. >> play got underway in berkeley with the oregon ducks at cal. more than 200 plays, more than 101 points and 1086 total yards. not much defense that's an understatement. in the second overtime, it's the cal defense that comes up big with a game winning interception and cal comes away with a 52-49 win over the dubs. in northern california, the buffalo looking for their win of the season making them bull eligible take on 4-2 stanford. stanford rushing for 205 yards against the cardinals, 5 yards

yards rushing with an average of am 11 yards per carry. stanford turns the ball over three times, one fumble, three interceptions and the bucks now bowl eligible for the first time since 2007 with a 10-5 win at stanford this afternoon. how about that? >> colorado. >> get back to your college football. >> i'm going. thanks, greg. only 17 days to go and both

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pledge on the campaign trail vowing after the election to sue the women about the misconduct. >> the events never happened. never. all of these lies will be sued after the election is over. >> in a much height speech at getty's burg, trump outlined his plan for his first 100 days in office. trump said the election results can't be trusted, even blaming rival hillary clinton for the accusations against him. >> it was probably the dnc and the clinton campaign that put forward these liers with their fabricated stories. >> clinton also spent her day in battleground pennsylvania. >> when your children and grandchildren ask what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line, i hope you'll say you

solidifying her lead in some critical swing states with just 17 days left in the campaign, millions of americans are already voting. people lining up in washington dc this weekend. >> they're reaching out to college kids. >> voting absentee in ohio and proud to know i voted for hillary. >> it's nice to know hillary has people out here that care about her mesge to door and knocking on student's doors. >> mary bruce, abc news washington. noah a deadly officer involved shooting in auburn washington under investigation tonight. two deputies responding to report of a suicidal woman and when they arrived at the home, they found the woman armed with a gun. trying to figure out both of the deputies fired there. two children in the home at the time. they got out safely. meantime in minnesota, another black lives matter march in protest today.

treatment of african american men. the rally dubbed i am a man march demanded reforms to the justice system and police. about 50 protesters started the march outside of city hall before proceeding to nearby streets. this video is incredible. the rescue of the florida coast. the coast guard rescued four botters after their boat took on -- boaters after their boat took on water and capsized four miles from -- ten miles from shore. they're clinging to the top waiting for crews to pull them to safety. in tempe today, the american cancer society says more than 16,000 walkers showed up at tempe beach park to help save lives. it's the 18th annual making strides against breast cancer. the walkers included survivors, care givers, and others who walked three miles while raising awareness and donations. we're told more than $1 million was raised this year. it'll help fund free resources

fund breast cancer research in the future. 200 volunteers rolled up the sleeve ands putting on the hard work for the valley kids. they helped renovate a playground on grant street in downtown phoenix. it'll help 2,000 kids have a lot more fun out there. it's the seconds built by fiesta bowl charities and the first built last year in avondale. still in the 90s out there. clouds rain chances, they are returning soon. weal talk about that. weal talk about that. -- we'll talk i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself.

all right. saturday afternoon, a lot of people outside enjoying this october day but it's a warm one out there. >> it has been a warm one. 97 officially what we topped out at. once the sunsets, it'll bin to cool down but it was a above average day by ten degrees.

103? it was hot out there. started in the 70s this morning. 99 still in tempe. it's 71. that's what we're looking forward to head down to tonight. 93 tomorrow so we're going to take a couple degrees off those high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, bring in a little more cloud cover and sheathing happen. down across southeastern arizona, down around tucson, had a couple of showers over the last couple of hours there. these have been trying to move to the north. they'll not move into the in fact, once the sunsets, these will dissipate but some left over cloud cover will move in through the evening hours. we have a storm system sitting well off the coast of california. that's bringing in tropical moisture if you will. into southern arizona at this hour and that means we'll tap into that as we get into sunday and monday as the storm system moves closer.

into that sunday, monday forecast. chance for shower ands thunderstorms as we go through sunday, best chance across mojave county. slightly better chance of rain monday. look at hour by hour forecast. we will not be looking at rain chances tonight or into tomorrow morning. slight chances about a 10 percent chance of one of those showers popping up late tomorrow afternoon with slightly better chances af through the overnight and into monday morning's commute, bring them up to near 30 percent and leave them at 30-40 percent across the valley on monday. something else monday, a few gusts near 15 miles per hour but stronger wind gusts expected across the higher terrain monday afternoon between 10-20 miles per hour with gusts reaching 25 miles per hour. so again, tomorrow, looking mostly dry in the valley,

starting tomorrow morning as we all fall into the 70s tonight. low 90s to mid 90s in our forecast tomorrow and the seahawks welcome here. we're looking at kickoff at 5:30. very slight chance of rain otherwise look for partly cloudy skies with temperatures not as warm. 69 in flagstaff, 81 in sedona, 72 in window rock. lows in the 60s there. 71 in yuma, 68 in 70s in phoenix. 79 in payson and 80s in sedona. best chance for valley rain on monday, lingers into tuesday morning and decreasing clouds tuesday. we'll keep those 80s monday and tuesday with 90s and breezes returning by the end of the week. >> laura, thank you. earlier we talked about the cardinals having a must win tomorrow. the sun devil ins that same situation tonight. >> isn't it amazing how a couple of losses can put you in

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the arizona cardinals facing their toughest opponent of the season tonight and just so happens to be a division rival. russell wilson and the seahawks will be looking for fourth straight win over the cardinals. they know even though it's still early in the season, this is a must win game if they have any hope of winning the division and clinching a spot in the playoffs. >> we definitely don't want to be three behind in the division. at the end of the day, that's what it's gonna come down to. we lose, we fall back three games to the division leader, and that's a deep hole. all though it is a lot of football left, at the end of the day, we don't want to put ourselves in that type of

todd graham and arizona state sun devils sitting in a similar spot as the cards. that's the last week loss to colorado. they turn out 2-2 in conference play and need a win against the cougars who are 3-0 in pac 12 play. this week headed to saca tone for the first ever bull rider and just 13 years old. our very first. >> my name is keith erdman and i'm a bull rider. been riding bulls roughly

the thing that makes them so hard to cover though is the strength. the record on him is one four and i've covered him once. if you cover him, you're gonna get a lot of points. they're poking the bull, this helps

gonna want to come at you. >> got it? >> kind of knocked the breath out of me. >> how can his mother watch that? >> that thing whipping across the room. that's like me getting up in the morning. visit our website abc 15.com for our small stars. if you know of one you'd like send us a message on twitter or facebook. >> we've got asu playing tonight with all the homecoming festivities. >> one last peek at the forecast, slight rain chances coming back late tomorrow. that means after 8, 9:00 p.m. so maybe they'll win this cardinal's game. 40 percent chance monday.

? >> chris: a windy and wintry whiteout of beaver stadium, as these penn state fans try to push the it in li lions to a signature upset and side track ohio state's playoff hopes. welcome to espn saturday night football on abc, presented by walmart. and a big ten collision involving number 2, undefeated ohio state, and the penn state nittany lions who come in at 4-2, off back-to-back victories.