jordan hall, well over 100 yards, three rushing touchdowns. corey linsley the center. 328 rushing yards, the offensive line as played well. ryan shazier, all-american, gave an all-american performance save for one penalty he'd like to have back. and bradley roby, yeah, he's a lockdown corner. he and bryce treggs a nice balance tonight. got the better of him one time but for the most part bradley roby a terrific game. that guy wasn't on our high performance deal, christian bryant. jordan hall, significant numbers every time. but christian bryant also plays on defense. he's played well. >> gus: jordan hall again. i didn't care hardy nickerson brings him down. >> charles: all right. the duplicate numbers thing, i mean, and it played into tonight's game, didn't it. >> referee: personal foul,

tripping, on the offense, number 78. 15-yard penalty. still first down. >> charles: i'm talking about jared goff wears 16 and the penalty there gets number 78 op offense. that is the big fella, andrew norwell, all big ten guard. but tonight jared goff wearing 16, the punter, cole leininger, wears 16. and cal got tricked on a punting situation and he threw a pass for a first down. something doesn't seem right about that. i'm sorry. >> gus: it's difficult for announcers. but it is legal football. it's legal football. let's take a look at the ohio state schedule. play bam-u next week, then

wisconsin, northwestern, a bye, iowa, penn state. >> charles: from what we've seen here today, many people in the preseason targeted this ohio state team as one of the top teams potentially to take on whoever that s.e.c. representative is in the national title game, right now seems to be tracking towards alabama. >> gus: second down. the question is can you do it without braxton miller? >> charles: and that's a question we'll find out because we're seeing everything from guiton tonight that you want but the key to all this is there's a reason braxton miller has been the starter. he's a more dynamic runner and player. last year in this game against cal he had four touchdown passes including the game-winner and ran for one. performance we're seeing from guiton has been terrific, but

it's not as if braxton miller doesn't give you the same thing with more explosiveness. what guiton does is he's a much better thrower in terms of accuracy and consistency. but miller has prove on that aspect worked hard in the off-season with jordan whitfield. >> gus: braxton miller, big ten offensive player of the year after throwing for over 2,000 yards and 15 touchdowns and rushing for 1,200-plus yards and 13 more touchdowns. looking for 13 more rushing yards and he will pass cornelius green to become ohio state's all-time leading rusher amongst quarterbacks. >> charles: and best you believe this, that as soon as braxton miller is healthy and ready to go, kenny guiton is a backup again. not like we have a quarterback controversy at ohio state. it's clear who the number-one guy is.

>> gus: buckeyes keep it on the ground. coach meyer has to be proud of how his senior backup quarterback has led this team today. big ten taking on the pac 12 today. take a look at some of the matchups, ucla pounding nebraska on the road. >> charles: after a slow start. they were down 23 to start that. >> gus: the leader for the huskies is back. and wisconsin and arizona state will begetting started momentarily. >> charles: how about that game? neither team has given up a point yet this season. wisconsin two shutouts. arizona state has played one game.

>> gus: out of bounds at the 19 yard line. a minute to go. >> charles: when you look at cal, they'll say it again, charles, as you look at their schedule coming up, they have a bye next week and then they're at oregon, washington state, remember, washington state beat usc last week on the road at ucla. oregon state, then washington. you get the feeling they're going to be fine. i get that feeling in a big way. i think they're going to continue to get better and better as time goes on. they're the type of team that you're getting prepared for them and watching their tape, especially their offense, you're scared to death having to deal with what you're seeing already with a young quarterback who's only played three games. wait till the season progresses. where they'll need the most work on the defensive side of the football. >> gus: goff again threw for over 300 yards today.

muhammad. broken up by pittsburgh brown. i know those kids don't like those nicknames but those are some pretty cool nicknames. philly and pittsburgh. >> charles: jim tressel gave them to them. forget about this calling one. you're now philadelphia. you're now pittsburgh. deal with it. >> gus: to the 41 yard line with 21 seconds remaining. 87 offensive plays for ohio state, 87 for california. >> charles: cal is disappointed. they were averaging 97 coming in. feel like it's a light day's work. >> gus: whole different caliber of opponent talking about ohio state. goff couldn't get that one there. nine seconds to go, intended for treggs.

>> charles: definitely better days ahead for cal. remember who they were playing tonight, you mentioned caliber of opponent, one of the top teams in the nation. cal will be fine down the road. >> gus: goff the handoff, brendan bigelow, and that should do it. ohio state remaining perfect, 3-0 on the season. urban meyer and the buckeyes winning 52-34. we'll return to wrap up this evening's game right after these messages. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald

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>> gus: 52-34. charles, our first ohio state game and these buckeyes are as good as advertised. >> charles: they really are. we saw it all tonight.

got off to the incredible start, had a small lull there, but cal impressive, came back at them and they withstood that. in the second half they took charge and ground them into submission. a really well-coached, well-oiled team that i think is only going to get better. >> gus: downstairs to petros with coach meyer. >> petros: coach, what did you learn today about your football team coming across the country and playing this high-powered offense in a great setting for football? >> it was a great setting, it's good for college football. it will be great. that was a really good win by our team. >> petros: your quarterback came in, did a great job, not the starter but kenny guiton. what did he show you today? >> he showed me that something -- there's nothing new with him, he's just a reliable guy, really distributes the ball well. he threw the downfield pass that he never has so, he did a nice job. >> petros: safe trip home. get some sleep on the plane. >> gus: all right. the final score here 52-34. ohio state defeating cal. join us tomorrow for america's

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good evening everyone, thanks for joining us , i'm heather holmes, and we begin with new developments in a deadly crash last night, less than an hour ago, we learned the driver of a second vehicle involved in this dent, has -- accidental, has come forward and is cooperating. police say the alcohol does not appear to be a factor in this crash, but witnesses say the two cars may have been racing. we talked with people who lived in the area, who say the crash highlights a growing problem. >> the screech. >> i had to get my shoes on, there was a person in the

street. >> a silver jaguire. one died at the scene, and the second was critically injured. >> he was barely alive. >> he was driving behind the car, and rushed to the teen's side. >> i said, help is on the way. >> eventually the 18-year-old was air lifted to the medical center. that driver stopped, but didn't stay. >> there was a white camaro. >> this is an on going investigation, and this is an ongoing problem, drivers go too fast on this avenue. >> we have so many accidents in the same spot. >> there's not enough law

enforcement to patrol out here, but the young kids are dying. >> they wish something will be done. ktvu news. >> they suspect a drunk driver is in custody, that acceptability a motorcyclist to the hospital. witnesses say the description helped them track down the hit and run driver. three lanes of the northbound highway, the backup stretched for miles, and lanes he opened about two hours later. investigators are studying the surveillance video to try to find the man who sexually assaulted a house keeper. they're calling this attack shocking, and brazen. >> she was alone, cleaning a room at the double tree hotel, and a man snuck up on her, and

forced her back in the room. the woman was tied up, and sexually assaulted. >> that is disturbing, i want to go through the hotel deafening and -- desk and ask about it. >> the victim in this case, fought back, she was able to get free, and scream for help. >> after scared off the attack errani away through this -- attacker ran away. the assault happened in the middle of the afternoon. >> kind of unusual of time when there are a lot of people out and about deter day. it's shocking. he's in his 30's, a tattoo with

cursive writing on his neck, and wearing a white dress shirt, and black slacks and gloves. >> it's scary. >> she's coowner of the salon near the hotel. >> we're more careful, and lock the doors when we're here at night. >> more than anything, the victim was traumatized by what happened. the police think she was chosen by random. the firefighters who knocked down the fire this morning, saved the lives of family pets. the fire started this morning, and people were home at the time, but there were four cats inside. take a look at this photo, the fire crews say they were able to save the cats, using the pet sized masks, one cat died, and

the others are okay. they carry the masks, crews say more animals can be saved after house fieshgsz when the firefighters have the oxygen masks that fit on the snouts. continuing coverage of the crisis in syria. the secretary of state, says there's an agreement with russia. >> the united states and russia are committed to this in the soonest and safest manner. >> they hold 1 thousand metric tons of the chemical agents, and inspectors would completely destroy it by july of 2014. it fails the u.s. is ready to strike. the area protesters today spoke out of the strike in syria, with a demonstration on the new bay bridge. >> there is no such thing as a

strike that does not kill and wound people. >> protesters carried the signs that said hands off syria. sometimes draping the banner over the barriers. the organizers say it doesn't matter if the congress or the unit nations support the strike. >> this is just plain wrong, and people need to stand up and say so, and stop the government crimes, this time before it happens. >> they delayed the march on the ban, and saying the drivers would be distracted by the banners. 8,000 people are expect at the arena for the sensational dance party. it starts at 8:00 tonight.

organizers tell us since the event is indoors, it should be quieter. drug use is a huge concern. now to san francisco today there was a vigil of five families, ewe identitied -- unit united. coming together is helping all of them. >> in golden gate park this afternoon, a jazz trio warmed up a solemn crowd. five men disappeared in san francisco. >> i want to thank all the people who helped so much in the beginning. >> in may of 2010, this man vanished, and the parents are still struggling. >> it's lonely to try to find your son. >> this man disappeared in october of 2011. >> we want him back.

>> the fiven men have little in common, exempt they're relatively young. >> this is a blessing. for us to have him with the other missing boys, young men that are missing, so for us to unite together, it's unbelievable. >> the most important thing is to keep temperature word alive -- the word alive that there's someone missing. >> organizers said they're planning to designate a missing person's day for this effort. this son disappeared in february. >> he lights up the room when he's around, and i hope someday i can see him again. >> they're hoping that their voices will be louder, and hope people will be on the lookout for these missing men. now to the coverage on the

flooding in colorado. four people are confirmed dead, and a fifth is presumed dead. more rain pounded the state, and search and rescue kept looking for stranded people. we see what the rescue people are up against. >> it's a frightening sight in northern colorado. colorado's governor toured the flood damaged zones on saturday. and he discussed colorado rebuilding of the severe damage. >> we'll come back, and we're going to rebuild better than it was before. >> emergency responders are continuing to rescue people in boulder county, and other remote towns. >> what we have on here, is the greatest number of americans rescued by helicopters since

hurricane katrina. that'll continue. >> this video shows you what they're up against on the ground. national guard troops are also on scene to help the officials move people out of harm's way. she was trapped with her baby inside their home, with no phone service, and water. >> it felt i was in a horror movie. >> sadly the flooding nightmare is far from over. more rain on saturday. as for residents, who had to leave behind the home, she's thankful to be alive. >> i'm glad that we're here, and things are starting to look up. >> rainfall is expected on sunday, and it'll be more challenging. now we want to checks in on the bay area weather. >> we have cooled off a bit to the weekend, and temperatures back down, 60s, and 70s, and is

satellite, you can't see the low clouds and fog. expect it to redevelop in the overnight hours, and early morning. livermore is 58 degrees, first thing tomorrow, we are starting with cloud coverage, and to fairfield, cloud cover is focused near the bay, and right around the coast for san francisco. temperatures for tomorrow, not a big change from today's highs, we'll start out with the 50's, and a nice recovery in the afternoon. partly cloudy skies, 77, 80s in vacaville, and right around the bay is mid to upper 60s, for oakland and hayward. a few low 80s, and the temperatures we'll check in tomorrow afternoon. fremont around 70, and 71, san francisco the clouds in the

morning, breaking up in the afternoon, the winds pick up near the coast and the bay. we could have white caps once again, the winds approaching 20 to 25 miles per hour. here's a look ahead, the five day forecast, the weekend always in view, and you'll notice a steady forecast for monday and tuesday, no major changes. beginning wednesday, we gradually warm up to the mid 80s, 70s around the bay, and beaches back up to the 60s. friday there's a slight chance of a few showers, up in the north bay, and a slight chance, we'll keep an eye on it. thank you. the wind was on the side of oracle team u.s.. the gust almost caused the attempt to capsize. the crew kept it from falling in the water, and team u.s. won for

the second time in the tournament. the second race was cancelled about half way through. race will resume tomorrow with two scheduled races. the 49ers are taking on the seahawks tomorrow, and we're having a friendly competition with our sister station. help us show them who has the best fans in the west. you can find it at the top of our facebook page. coming up tonight, we're following up on reports of shots fired in this evening, in a quiet east bay neighborhood, sending bullets into two houses. more tonight at 10:00. thank you for makes us your news, we hope you join us, tonight at 10:00.

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