>> carter: tomorrow on cbs, some friends come into our life the exact moment we need them most. watch an all-new "god friended me" tomorrow after "60 minutes," only cbs. let's go back to that last play where bilal got hurt. >> aaron: at will just be a simple crack back. it is above the waist but, rick, do you think that will be a questionable call? >> rick: i don't think it is questionable. it is within the rules. as we continue to try to make the game safer, that is the petted me of a defenseless player right there. you just got to make sure you are being safe as you can be. >> carter: kmet cuts it back, kmet across the 50, malcolm perry, bloggers, the big play, malcolm perry gets another one for navy, forced down near the 36. finally shov o. >> aon: this whatakm so gd,ysle tremendous explosions, this is

just straight pitch to the outside. notre dame has a good job of setting the edge but the pursuit over runs it. >> rick: this is just a product of our unique athlete right here. >> aaron: one on the open field. there is jalen elliott, does not make the tackle, and perry does the rest. >> carter: 98 yards and a second half, trying to lead the comeback effort. lewis, toss. williams on the edge, shoved down near the 30. let's check in again with adam zucker. >> carter, syracuse trying to earn bowl eligibility after intercepting ryan finley, dontae strickland on 3rd & goal. 51-41, the final. just a short walk from fagan's, carter. >> carter: oh, it is a short going to baggins and it's a long way on the way back. i will just say that. >> rick: no one loves a syracuse highlight more than adam zucker. >> carter: if you get bob dylan hurricane at fagan's, it's a great night, i will tell you

that. and there is a lewis, keeper. so you have now for notre dame, drue tranquill left the game in the first half. bilal leaves the game in the fourth-quarter. you are getting thin at linebacker defending this option. >> aaron: this isn't the way that brian kelly wanted this night to go. not only is he losing players, but he's got a team that is letting navy stick around in the ball game. >> rick: potential play action because they can go for it on the fourth down. >> carter: here is a lewis, going to toss, late fumble, recovered by notre dame! jamir jones gets a fumble recovery! the irish take possession, 6:21, up by 22. navy's first turnover. >> referee: ruling on the field as a fumble recovered by the defense, first down. ♪

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official to see if it was potentially a forward pass, but stays. >> aaron: i know why they were looking at it. from this angle, it looks like it was a lateral and a pitch there by from the upper angle, it was a little bit of questionnaire, clearly because it stands, there wasn't enough evidence to overturn that. but from that angle, to me, it looks like a forward pass. >> rick: too close to pick up the decision on the field. >> carter: it's disputable. >> rick: ruling on the field stands. they did not confirm it, they just said they are not changing it. >> carter: notre dame and a 22-point game with plus 6 minutes, i mean, that fumble all but seals it for navy. time out by mids, first of three for kenny niumatalolo. ♪

>> carter: for miles boykin for notre dame, the night did not start great. first play from scrimmage, fumble. >> rick: put the ball on his wrong arm, got it stripped. went immediately to the doghouse. >> carter: then came back out of the doghouse. >> aaron: he did come back and started to rebound and that is what champions do. you got to find a way to make plays, beautifully placed back shoulder football there, miles boykin, after a rough start, really showing up late in the last three games. >> carter: he has been explosive with ian book ian book at quarterback. >> rick: i was going to say, it's not an accident that the numbers have gone up since book became quarterback. >> carter: nine touchdowns in his career, seven of them on passes from book. dexter williams running, notre dame trying to run the football, force navy to use the timeouts. >> rick: i would think so. this is an up-tempo team.

chip long likes to get to the line of scrimmage, so it is countered to their philosophy when they want to slow it down. given where they are, what lies ahead, in particular against northwestern, i would think they would want to get out of here as fast as they can come onto the plane, and onto the wildcats. >> aaron: they are something to that. if you are a tempo team and you slow things down, it can take you out of the rhythm. >> carter: 3rd & 1, williams. close, anyway. maybe a second effort. williams fights and it's going to be close again. navy uses its second timeout. ♪

will elect to be a little bit conservative. you understand that but as an offensive line lineman, i am a little offended, i want to control the line of scrimmage and get those engines and have the opportunity to do that. >> rick: is an interesting decision. they have been able to control the line of scrimmage all night long. you are up three scores, we know that navy is not a quick strike

offense. the savior play is to punch the football. >> aaron: a safe play, but as an offensive lineman -- >> rick: i would be offended if you weren't offended. >> carter: chose the second punt. newsome boosted away. springer will lead to a trickle out-of-bounds near the 15-yard line. monday on cbs, cedric the entertainer and max greenfield to lead an all-star cast in the outrageous new comedy, "the neighborhood." new episode monday, 8:00, 7:00 central, only cbs. navy did use a timeout, leaving navy with one more chance to stop the clock. the midshipmen, not built for a huge come back, 5:26. >> aaron: i'm anxious to see, not only how navy finishes tonight, but how they finished the season. this is such a proud program. the hallmark of academy football for so long.

kenny niumatalolo has turned on other opportunities to stay there. i think they are going tget tomg in the right direction and i think we will be treated to terrific navy football. they have a tough schedule going down the stretch of the american conference, aaron. >> aaron: going back to last week with houston, notre dame, cincinnati, undefeated ucf team, then army on december 8th. without a classic match up, it won't get any easier for the midshipmen. >> carter: perry, 2nd & 8, slips to attack alerts. coney finally finishes it off on a perry. again, with air forces win over army, if airport speeds army, cbs sports network next week, then air force t he commander in chief outright. >> aaron: navy has to win to be bowl eligible, needs to win five of their next six in order to salvage a winning season. a very rare opportunity for a

team that has been bowl eligible 14 of the last 15 years. >> rick: this is why kenny niumatalolo is using his timeouts. he wants the team to find itself. despite the fact it doesn't bring victory, gives them some competence going forward. >> carter: this stretch for navy, the toughest of anybody in the nation during the stretch. perry gets a first down. they will fight you to the end, no matter what. no question about that. >> aaron: i played against maybe all four years, at notre dame a couple of times in the meadowlands, and new jersey. they gave you everything they have. what they lack in size, and maybe athleticism, the more than make up for the execution and their heart. >> carter: ivin jasper, offensive coordinator, 19th season at navy. louis is going to drop. lewis is taste, and lewis loses it. it is incomplete. we mentioned earlier, with jeron jasper, happy to tell you, he is doing very well, following a

successful heart transplant, enjoying all the things a sophomore in high school enjoys. had a checkup recently, and all science are good for jeron jasper. that is just -- >> rick: prayers answered. >> carter: exactly right. from a lot of people all around the nation, all around the world, talking about the united states naval academy, the influence spreads in every direction. >> rick: i was in the studio for new york, what a thrill for that, to cover that on an annual basis. >> carter: martin gets the kb here, third down coming up. you heard that reported earlier from john, what josh webb told s earlier this week, he said we want to show those in the navy who show, active duty, the kind of people we are, the kind of people who are coming into the fleet, and it is on display right now, because when you are

down 44-22, and there will never be a navy team that gives any inch and a football game. >> aaron: knoll. it is emblematic of who they are, what they have signed up for. everybody that is on this field tonight for the naval academy is committed to put their lives on the line to defend our country. you think they will mail it in at the end of the ball game? that is not in their dna. >> rick: not in their dna, that is right. >> carter: go for it on 4th & 7. lewis, thomas, perry. perry has so 4th & 7, less than 3 nute penvaron:a flip s to thi gat effort we are seeing for navy, and that is notre dame has not showed up in the second half. they have allowed navy back into the game. with a have opportunities, they haven't taken advantage of it. brian kelly's job to coach these guys up hard will be made a heck of a lot easier with the way they have played in the second

half. >> carter: garret lewis, 1st & . >> rick: there will be clean upon the notre dame side, no question. what did they get their 11 possessions? the answer is yes. they were outstanding at the point of contact in the first half of the game, giving the irish the possession to give the lead. has it been sloppy? yes, they will get that attended to as soon as they get back. all attention next week on that northwestern game. >> aaron: got a couple of defense events, good matter. >> carter: lewis, deep shot, and complete, no flags. >> aaron: this offense has been explosive, man. the way ian book has kind of come and come with rising tide m raising all the levels of the players -- >> rick: so you wanted to play quarterback? >> aaron: [laughs] we have seen him do that these last three or four games, realld

locked down. he has asserted himself and really taken over. >> carter: a senior from alabama. uncorked that, a double move, and is incomplete. they had him. had him and it was ryan mitchell. no relation to pete. >> aaron: not enough mustard on that football, coming up short rick. >> rick: asking kenny niumatalolo, what are the advantages and disadvantages to being at the academy. he said we stopped asking about the disadvantages. 35 minutes of the legate with their coaches as in terms of meeting for practices. it is such a blessing to be around the young people who give so much, i don't worry about the stuff that i can't control. >> carter: lewis on the role, fines perry again, who's having a huge second half. >> aaron: unbelievable what the young men at the academy are asked to do and the courseload. they literally come 18 hours per

day with glasses i can't even pronounce, let alone being able to pass, and they do it on a routine basis, and still find time to play pretty dang good football. >> carter: meanwhile, for notre dame, as lewis drops on 1st & 10, he will take the end zone shot, and it is intercepted to seal it for the irish. jalen elliott brings it out, and elliot goes down at the 23. so navy looking for the end zone, and instead, jalen elliott, earlier in the drive, he had the 15-yard penalty, mr. elliott did, and now he closes it out with his third pick of his junior year. >> rick: kind of a jump ball here. a couple of guys going for post and jalen elliott ends up with the three flies up catch. has some designs to take this all the way, right there, feels like there's all kinds -- what are we doing? we got northwestern this week. >> aaron: get on the ground. i dominated in three flies up,

by the way, when i was a kid. always the tallest kid in the class. i had some sneaky soft hands for a big dude. >> rick: i saw the pictures. no questions of your athletic exploits. >> carter: the irish can take any if they want, hand off, jones. running at, flag down. it is the scenario where you can take any. >> referee: illegal formation, offense, 5-yard penalty from a first. >> aaron: see that temper? [laughs] brian kelly not happy. the illegal formation. as we take a look at the playoff schedule this season, december 2nd, the final playoff selection. we will see their first selection this upcoming tuesday. december 29th, the semifinals, cotton and orange bowls, january seven, the national championshi championship, ely stadium. >> rick: you mentioned at the top of the show, could notre dame come back to california to more times? >> carter: usa to close out the regular season and they

will, in fact, take a knee. we will see if maybe we'll stop them one more time. your first california trip to san diego, a success, go to usc and the irish are going to make that trip for the national championship. so you guys are going together on this? >> rick: this is what i think will be the committee's pick this week. >> aaron: a snapshot of right now, i agree. this is not what we are predicting is going to happen in the final. >> rick: i would say george would be sitting there in the five hole. >> carter: again, texas trailing oklahoma state, that is -- that's a boost for the irish. >> rick: be careful of oklahoma. >> carter: book will take a knee on 3rd & 8. and now it is time for the play of the game presented by napa auto parts. boykin after the fbl the first play from scrimmage, comes back with two second half

touchdowns. book to boykin to lead the irish to 8-0. >> aaron: a little bit of payback because he caught that touchdown on jarid ryan, one of the players that was involved in the first play from scrimmage fumble. >> rick: the relationship, book to boykin, is going to be one of springboards if they are going to make it to the college football player and playoffs a. that will be really important. >> carter: 16 seconds left. notre dame will be 8-0.

>> carter: 44 on the board for notre dame, officially a navy home game even though we are in san diego. so the last three road game for notre dame confined, 125 points, at wake forest, at virginia tech with a huge second half, and now in san diego but at navy. 1:45 and three road games. >> rick: aaron told me there is no such thing as a road game for notre dame. [laughter] >> rick: dom asked me to look at the stadium, look at all the green. >> carter: like a rock band. >> aaron: if you want to win back the road game, you got to run the football and play defense. a lot of good happen for the irish, and there are some correctable things that coach kelly will have some things to fix. all phases of the squad. this is what you want to do, this is a win that is not an easy one, you come on the road,

this will be a tough haul down the stretch for the irish. they got it done tonight. >> carter: in the books now, 8-0. 44-22. the first trip to the golden state, successful for brian kelly and notre dame, 8-0 for the first time since they played in the title game in 2012. and the 92nd consecutive meeting between notre dame and navy is in the books in favor of the fighting irish. it was the three touchdown runs in the first half from dexter williams and the two touchdown grabs in the second half from miles boykin that carried the day. we are staying for both alma mater's. notre dame and navy blue and gold. >> aaron: how about the incredible day running the football by notre dame, 254 yards on the ground? narrowly getting out rushed by navy, who only had 292.

notre dame defensively, keeping navy underneath there i rushing average. nice job all in all by the iris irish. >> rick: ian book has been unbelievable since taking over as a starting quarterback for a 27 for 34, two touchdowns, i know he wants it interception back. a week ago, 26 for 32, 70%, now closer to 75% passer. you can do a lot of things as a play caller when you can trust that quarterback as much as you can trust ian book right now. >> carter: and for navy, it is a five-game losing streak. per tradition, the fighting irish and to the will gather in front of the midshipmen with a wonderful round of applause from all those of the 63,000 plus sellout crowd who await.

♪ ["navy blue and gold" playing] ["navy blue and gold" playing] [cheers and applause] >> carter: and now together they will head for the other side of the field and aaron

taylor will lead us in singing "notre dame, our mother." >> aaron: i will spare their viewers and listeners at home. >> carter: you sing like an angel. >> aaron: oh, my gosh, wild animals, from the zoo, the wild animal park, wildebeests. >> carter: [laughs] and angel, an angel nonetheless. >> carter: this is an a cappella rendition tonight of "notre dame, our mother." >> aaron: one of my fondest memories was the arm and arm after games, celebrating the win, being with your guys. these are the moments we remember.

♪ notre dame, our mother ♪ tender, strong and true ♪ proudly in the heavens ♪ gleams like gold and blue ♪ glory's mantle cloaks the ♪ golden is thy fame ♪ and our hearts forever ♪ raise the, notre dame ♪ and our hearts forever ♪ love the, notre dame [cheers and applause] >> carter: the fighting irish are 8-0 for the first time since 2012, 44-22 win over navy. midshipmen faltered 2-6 on the air. so for rick neuheisel, aaron

taylor, john schriffen, the producer and director and our talented crew, i am carter blackburn saying so long from san diego. you have been watching the home depot college football on cbs. ♪

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live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> a very horrific crime scene. one of the worst i have seen. >> 11 people killed, six others injured including four officers and a mass shooting in pittsburgh, pennsylvania after he gunman opens fire inside of a synagogue, good evening. >> police say the suspected gunman 46-year-old robert bowers stormed into the synagogue during a baby naming ceremony and screamed all jews must die.'s work is being investigated as a hate crime, nikki battiste is in pittsburgh tonight. >> swat teams converging on a synagogue with a dire warning over the police radio. >> we are under fire.

he has an automatic weapon. >> 46-year-old robert bowers went on a shooting rampage during morning prayer services. >> members of the tree of life synagogue conducting a peaceful service in their place of worship were brutally murdered by gunman targeting them simply because of their faith. >> bowers exchanging fire with officers before being arrested and taken to the hospital. >> he is in fair condition. >> police recovered an assault rifle and three handguns. >> a very horrific crime scene. one of the worst i have seen and i have been on some plane crashes. >> authorities would not comment on a possible motive but cbs news confirms the suspect made anti-semitic threats on social media in the days before the attack. president trump condemning the attack in indiana. >> this wicked act of mass murder is pure evil.

hard to believe. >> earlier the president suggested an armed guard may have prevented the massacre. >> if they had some kind of protection inside the temple, maybe it could've been a much different situation. >> not far from the shooting community members gathered saturday night to honor the victims. the fbi is investigating the shooting as a hate crime, nikki battiste, cbs news, pittsburgh. >> there were no children hurt in the attack, tonight prosecutors have charged bowers with 29 charges including using a firearm to commit murder. investigators are going over social media accounts including one from a website called gab which is popular with far right extremists, one photo attributed to the gab account shows a row of shooting targets and in another bowers shows a gun collection, what he calls his glock family.

the final post on the profile came five minutes before police were first called to the scene. the post complained about a jewish organization for refugees and ended with the words i'm going in. back in the bay area police departments have stepped up patrols near synagogues. we are getting reaction from political leaders including bernie sanders who was in the bay area today. >> a police car parked outside of san francisco's congregation emanuel, the visual presence providing relief for members of the synagogue. >> showing up as part of the community is active resistance. i will not not come to my synagogue. >> congregants are saddened and outraged by the shooting in pittsburgh. >> what happened to kindness and working together? it is just devastating.>> rabbi jonathan singer says the security guard and metal detector have been in place for

a few years, he says it is a sad reality. >> to not let hatred stop us from having joy, to not let hatred stop us from embracing values and then not become haters ourselves. >> political leaders have been speaking out against the shooting. >> we have got to end the hatred , the bigotry which is sweeping this country. >> at a campaign rally in berkeley congresswoman barbara lee and senator bernie sanders once again called for gun control. >> we have to stand up to the gun lobby and we need commonsense gun safety, and legislation. >> we must break up the stronghold of the nra and let them know. let them know that enough is enough. >> circling back to security, not just in san francisco. oakland and san jose police have stepped up patrols. kpix 5. former president barack obama treated we grieve for the

americans murdered in pittsburgh, we all must fight the rise of anti-semitism and hateful rhetoric against those who look, love or pray differently. we have to stop making it so easy for those who want to harm the innocent to get their hands on guns. tonight community members in the bay area or mourning victims. we are going to a vigil in san francisco tonight.>> reporter: take a look behind me, this is the courtyard of the contemporary jewish museum on mission street with a large crowd gathered. they are mourning tonight what happened in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. they say they will stay out in solidarity. they are out here in anger and to stop the scorch of anti- semitism across the world. >> we are coming together in solidarity for solace and to express sorrow and anger at the state of affairs in this country.

not just because jews are at risk and because we are scared but for every minority in this country that is afraid and feels like hatred has been lifted up.>> reporter: this vigil has been happening for about half an hour. right now speaking is the rabbi from congregation emanuel in san francisco. one of many vigils happening around the country. there is also one happening now in berkeley. we will have much more on the story coming up on the night be at 10:00 and kpix 5 news at 11:00. live from san francisco. >> president trump has ordered flags to be flown at half staff nashngvictims. an amber alert tonight for a missing four-year-old girl from washington state. police say that aranza ochoa lopez was abducted by her mother in vancouver, washington and was last seen two days ago, the abduction happened during a court supervised visit. the suspect, esmeralda lopez is

5' and may be driving through california in an attempt to get to mexico. esmeralda lopez drives a red chevy cobalt with a washington plate with the following tag. anyone who sees the suspect, child or car is asked to call 911. two women are injured after a balcony collapsed in san francisco just after midnight in the outer sunset neighborhood. near lawton street and 26th avenue. the women were on their third- floor balcony when the structure gave way and crashed onto the sidewalk. the women were rushed to san francisco general hospital. no word on the condition. details on the man accused of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats. 56-year-old cesar sayoc was arrested yesterday in south florida. he sometimes worked as a dj and bouncer at a strip club in west palm beach, he reportedly was

playing music sets at the club hours before his arrest. he was living out of a white van after he was kicked out of his parents condominium. investigators believe the van plastered with pro trump stickers is where he made the bombs. authorities found soldering equipment and powder inside plus stamps, envelopes and a printer. at least 14 explosive devices were mailed to talk democrats and liberal leaders including hillary clinton and former attorney general eric holder as well as senator, harris and tom steyer. none of the bombs went off, the package addressed to tom steyer showed up yesterday at a postal distribution center in burlingame, the building was evacuated and the bomb squad put the device in a truck and took it to a disposal center near sfo. an attorney for the family of cesar sayoc says relatives urged him to seek mental

health treatment. >> he is a sick individual and does not seem to recognize reality. he lives in a fantasy world. >> he now faces federal charges facing 40 years in prison. a woman accused of stealing an engagement ring is behind bars tonight. karen cotton was arrested today, earlier this month she stole a backpack at a restaurant in san leandro that belonged to an 18- year-old employee who had a diamond engagement ring, cash and other valuables inside of it. the total loss is estimated at $1500. detectives try to recover the ring but the suspect refused. coming up, thieves takeoff with a family's u-haul truck in oakland and tonight the robbery was caught on camera. a dear caught in a very sticky situation when ito a clinic. smooth sailing with the weather for while and then fire

danger rearshead. we will tell you when, when we come back.

new video of a u-haul trailer being stolen in oakland with a family's possessions inside. they packed up for a move to southern california and late today the truck turned up following a crash. while the truck has been found some items are missing and the thieves is on the loose. >> the stolen u-haul truck ended up here on pearl street, been able to one-way road open the truck to see what is left inside. the bold robbery was clearly caught on surveillance video. you can see the man approached the truck and then call his cell phone. than his two-year-old daughter enters the picture, with the

young girl standing next to him he bangs on the window and shortly after the thief drives away. >> every 30 minutes we are thinking that is in the car, we had to keep coming back. at least we are not in the hospital, we are life. >> this happened around noon on friday. more than 24 hours later the family got the call that the truck was found. adrian minor was able to peek inside and noticed some stuff was gone, they are hoping that the did not take one of the family's most treasured possessions. >> the first thing my wife thought was we got our stuff stolen but we thought that is in there. it is an urn. >> the suspect was able to get away before police arrived. the family hopes this story spares other families from

going through a similar experience. if you see anything in the video that could help solve e i police from oakland, kpix 5. there is no video of a trespasser raking into a clinic tonight but the trespasser only obeys the laws of nature. the suspect is a deer. police in arkansas arrived on scene but did not expect to see this. a deer startled as it tries to find a way out of the clinic, eventually it found a way out, getting out the front door. in true halloween spirit dozens of dogs and their owners dressed to impress in oakland today for the fourth annual celebration that is a free event with activities like painting and pet pampering, even a pet psychic. most people came for the costumes. >> it is a nice day so we brought her outfits and costumes. i said let's go join the fun.>>

he has a spiderweb on his back and this is coco. >> she is a little unicorn. >> their matching unicorns.>> the event teamed up with canine companions for independence, the organization provides assistance to dogs free of charge for adults, children and veterans with disabilities. the san francisco zoo was not going to be left out of the fun, the annual party kicked off this morning as kids got to trick-or-treat all over the park. they were dancing and walked in a costume parade, the zoo animals were even given pumpkins and treats. the zoo calls it a pumpkin stomp and chomp. are you dressing up for halloween this year? are your kids ready? we want to see your costumes. use our hashtag and we will use some of those pictures on their. guess what my little guy is going to be? >> a weatherman? >> yes, covering a tornado.>>

are you serious? >> yes i will bring the picture. >> we are role models. looking outside we have patchy fog floating in over the city as you can see from the salesforce tower camera looking southward. you can also see the fog floating over this image with concord 67 degrees, oakland 61, livermore 63. clouds near the shoreline with dense fog this morning along the coast. inland was okay and tomorrow is the same. in the morning dense fog at the shoreline lingering through mid- day and elsewhere we have mid- 50s to start out. mild weather for the next few days with the low pressure on the way from the gulf and that will increase both cloudiness at the shoreline and high cloudiness for everybody else. rain does not look like it is making it to the bay area if the futurecast is right. plenty of low clouds overnight with a bleak start to sunday with the trough mixing through

whipping up the marine layer. we could have a little bit of water around lake county and sonoma county but not too bad. we have a northerly flow by tuesday and watch what happens. pulling back to show you that by wednesday afternoon it is going to be warm. high pressure begins to build off the pacific northwest which again leads to the onshore flow. that will then lead to elevated fire danger concerns. that is midweek so we will watch. tomorrow we have fog and clouds. tonight we are cooler with clouds on sunday warming to the lower 80s inland by midweek. that is saying something for the last day of october. at the zoo as we mentioned the temperature tomorrow 63 degrees. the same in oakland but the oakland zoo is 70 degrees. looking at levi stadium, the, sorry that is not levi stadium. that is the raiders tomorrow

playing the colts at 1:05 and the game will be broadcast here on kpix 5. sfo partly cloudy with 20 mile per hour winds and a high of 68 tomorrow. if you are headed to chicago, grab your umbrella. overnight lows will be in the mid 40s to the 50s with the sunshine coming and daytime highs are looking good tomorrow in the mid-70s despite the high cloud coverage. midweek we are warming up and we will stay warm into the weekend. that is your weather. i have a few items to talk about from that baseball game off of the i-5. some eyebrow raising surprises and the balance of power. the athleticism and the balance per college foball,

four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. say no, again, to marshall tuck.

college football on a saturday night. so much of a big deal that the networks have been all over your screen and favorite

devices. who is the man in the pac 12 north? is it david shaw the head coach of the stanford cardinals? hosting washington state. the winner will run the table to the pac 12 north. costello finds houston and stanford is 28-14. fast-forward to the fourth quarter tied at 31, washington state with a go-ahead touchdown 38-31. back come the cardinals with 90 seconds left. costello with the four touchdown pass of the game, this one to jj. tied at 38 but watch washington state still has time and calvin ttin the 42 yard field ge. goal with 20 seconds left. that is how the cougars win the game.

41-38 to take sole possession of first place in the pac 12 north, stanford has now fallen 5-3. the raiders general manager reggie mckenzie in berkeley scouting talent as cal hosted washington. jake browning knocking at the door and jones scores. a nice tight rope catch. browning on the rollout, trying to throw it away but the mad hops of cameron bynum with a toetapping inbounds for the interception 10-7. browning was benched in the third for jay kaner, the son of a prominent bay area news anchor and he was picked off by the cal linebacker evan weaver. did not stop until he reached the pylon. that is a touchdown. the bears taking the lead holding onto upset the huskies, 12-10. cal is now 5-3 for the season. golden performance from san

jose state hosting unlv. the quarterback the arm strength at the end of the half, trey walker, the 37 yard strike 24-21 the spartans lead. early in the fourth quarter, jumping the route look at munro stepping in front and he goes. 50 yards for the pick six, the spartans went back their first game of the season 50-37 over las vegas. how about the professionals? eventful week for the raiders nation. trajan questions, derek carr tearful and emotional after a hit on his shoulder but now he denies it and so did the tight end who defended him. >> all of these reports about this locker room being fractured with derek carr is the most obnoxious and ridiculous thing i have heard ever. attacking him as a leader on this team is a joke. i don't think he has blamed anybody. he is a better man than anybody

standing here. of course is bothering him. the attacking of our strongest leader and strongest man in the locker room is absolutely, that is all i have to say. >> to the nba, kevin durant went off last night in new york scoring 25 of his 41 points. warriors outscored the knicks 27-16 in the final 12 minutes but that was not the most interesting matchup of the day for the warriors. >> star-spangled banner yet to waive. >> remember fergie and her rendition of the national anthem last year? her ex-husband is upset that draymond green and steph curry laughed at her performance. so take a guess at what song was played in the warriors locker room last night. meanwhile, we didn't get to

hear it but here's the response. note to self, think twice before you call out the champs, well played. there you go. the red sox are about to take care of game four of the world series ahead in the ninth inning. >> we will be right back. 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.

"look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein

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. >> thanks so much for watching. stay tuned now as we will be looking at some of the big

races and measures coming up the midterm elections. that comes up next here on kpix . >>

>> from kpix five news , this is a campaign 2018 election special. >> good evening. things for joining us for this special coverage of campaign 2018. tonight's look at the biggest races in the state and some of the most divisive contests, key local issues, and the voters who make the decisions. >> we begin at the top. who will lead california from the governor's office? lieutenant governor gavin newsom democrat and the former mayor of san francisco faces republican john cox, a businessman from illinois. john cox promises to fight special interest and institute what he calls smart immigration and help the homeless help themselves.