complete bay average coverage starts right now. >> two women allegedly run down by a man in a pickup truck. >> one of the girls went flying in the air and when she hit the ground, the truck ran over her again. >> tonight, what police say about the driver's past relationship with one of the victims. good evening. i'm ken. >> -- >> prichard. >> surveillance video captured it and police say a jilted ex- boyfriend was behind the wheel and was out to do harm. >> reporter: we are joined now with the story new at 10:00. the witness i spoke with said the driver initially hit the women beings then pulled

forward and ran over -- women, then pulled forward and ran over one of the victims. it's this imagery he can't get out of his head even hours later. as he wrapped dinner orders, he struggles to wrap his mind about what he just witnessed. >> why would he do something like that? >> reporter: around 1:30, he stepped outside and saw two women walking in the parking lot. >> all of a sudden, this red truck just bulldozed them just out of nowhere. one of the girls went flying in the air and when she hit the ground, the truck ran over her again. >> reporter: salter called 911 again as police called and the red truck returned. i said there's the truck there and they took after it in a high-speed chase and caught it at tennessee street. >> reporter: police arrested the american canyon resident now booked on two counts of attempted murder because police called the hit-and-run intentional. >> the girls were pretty mangled. hopefully, they'll be all right. >> reporter: police say one of

the dated him in the past. >> they'll be in my prayers. >> reporter: one woman was transported to a hospital. the other it would a trauma center. we have calls to police and are working to find out the latest on their conditions. channel 2 news. khris plis in san jose -- police in san jose are investigating the calls of a solo car crash that killed a drifer and left his passenger hospitalized. it happened last night. when officers arrived, they found a man and woman trapped inside of a car that was smashed against a concrete sign. the woman was taken to local hospital. the man with a pronounced dead at the scene. investigators say it's not clear if drugs or alcohol were involved. traffic is moving once again along highway 29 after a fatal accident. it happened around 12:30 this afternoon and closed down a portion of the southbound state highway. investigators say the two- vehicle collision caused one car to flip on its side in the roadway. one person was confirmed dead

at the scene. no additional injuries were reported. >> ♪ don't stop believing >> giants fans, we are now just less than 72 hours away from game one of the world series. the bay area believing the team could win a third championship in five seasons. all setup, you probably know this, because of this pennant- clinching home run by travis ishikawa. frank burk, a life long giants fan from oakdale, he caught that ball there. he said just going to the game was important. that's because he went with his friend who was in the middle of his fight with cancer. while that ball could have returned to oakdale with burk, burk tells us in his heart he knew he want the rightful owner, so he gave it back to ishikawa and got to see the post-game celebration close up. >> travis came out and came over to me and, you know, showed him the ball. shook hands. >> ishikawa gave him a signed bat in return.

he also got four world series tickets to next friday's game. he said he's bringing his wife, his friend with cancer, but it's more complicated to figure out who is getting the fourth picket. turns out burk has four kids, so he thought the fair thing to do is to pick a name out of a hat. this afternoon, giants got a final workout in before they hit the road to kansas city. john was there at at&t park where the players were still buzzing from thursday night's dramatic win. >> one, one! >> the giants ran a methodical workout today focusing first on catching base runners because they know their world series opponents are fast. >> we're going to have to control their running game. i know that's a big key for them. then, just keep playing our game. >> in the clubhouse beforehand, travis ishikawas talked about his historic home run. >> hit down into right. >> it propelled the team into the world series. >> you know, i've watched the replay dozens of times and the more i watch it, i see it, i

see it's me, but it doesn't feel like it's me. it feels like it's someone else pretending to be me. >> that moment seemed to be a blur for the entire team. >> i was going bonkers when he hit the home run. i mean, it was -- i was just so happy that i got to be in the ballpark for that moment. >> given that the giants are in the series for the third time in five seasons, the question begs how do they do it? >> how do you catch lightning in a bottle over and over again? can you figure it out? it just happens. if you are fortunate enough to be a part of that, it's pretty special. >> once you get into the playoffs, you know anything is possible and these guys executed. they played great baseball. here we go again. we are looking forward to it. >> you almost have to have it. >> the stands will assuredly be packed next weekend with many fans that stepped by the dugout store for new -- stopped by the dugout store for more team gear. >> it's crazy how much stuff i have. >> these people are confident.

>> i expect the giants to sweep in four games. know kansas city is hot, but we have a lot of experience and we have bochy. >> they'll be flying to kansas city where they will work out once or twice again before the world series starts in tuesday. channel 2 news. >> today, we went to the giants dugout store to find the hot sellers and you are going to see a lot of people wearing the "we own the pennant" shirt. that is the number one seller right now. the "always october" shirts are also a big hit. if you like pats, the new world series ball caps flew off theshelves. fans aren't the only one getting ready for the world series. b.a.r.t. is getting for new ridership. they had the fourth language of the cedeno nut -- largest crowd their history. they are predicting more than half a million passengers per day. they will have one to two extra cars and run more frequently on game days. all the lines are expected to

be packed including the pittsburgh bay point line to sfo and dublin pleasanton to daley city. >> the giants and royals get under way next tuesday in kansas city. first pitch just after 5:00. with all of the games being televised right here on ktvu. game two set for wednesday. the two teams come to san francisco for game three on friday. right now on ktvu.com, listen to extended interviews with nlcs hero travis ishikawa and fan favorite hunter pence plus remember to tweet us your giants photos using the #giants to win. >> a long time chp officer is facing serious charges tonight after investigators sea they found child pornography -- say they found child pornography on his computer. he works out of the fairfield chp office. they say he downloaded and then shared videos of child

pornography used wifi availability at closed businesses some of which he did while on duty. chp is not commenting on the case, but people who live in fairfield say they are disappointed by the news. >> you have someone who has that kind of power in the community, they should be held to a higher standard. >> lundin was arrested -- lunde was arrested thursday, but has been put on administrative leave while the investigation continues. he has been with the chp for 26 years. continuing coverage on the efforts to force out isis militants from the border city. u.s. fighter jets ramped up bombing on targets in and around the city in recent days after following a week of intensive fighting. the head of u.s. central command says they could still fall to the sunni militants. the third week by the islamic state also known as isis is seen as a test of president

obama's strategy. >> strategic could be used by the fall of could he bonnie and heferldled -- khobani and used by them to say they could defeat the largest coalition in the world. there are reports that iraq pilots are training sunni militants to train three captured fighter jets. according to the syrian observatory for human rights, witnesses have seen the planes being flown around the military airport. [ choir singing] >> in rochester, new hampshire, family and friends gathered to remember slain journalist james foley beheaded by islamic state militants in august. foley was remembered as someone who tried to see the good in everyone and who through his work gave voice to those trapped in war and caught up in senseless violencement today would have been -- violence. today would have been his 41st birthday. same-sex couples in arizona are lining up to get married. >> by the power vested in me

through the state of arizona -- >> this couple was one of the first to tie the knot after yesterday's court ruling that throughout the state's one man, one woman marriage -- threw out the state's one woman, one man marriage law. montana may be next as the western state waits for ruling from a federal judge. at the vatican, catholic bishops today rejected the proposed acceptance of gays and less bans in their church. pope francis was speaking to craft a new approach to welcome gays, but the final language in the bishop's report treats home sexuality as a problem catholic families must confront. a move to allow divorce and remarried catholics to receive compliewn yoin also -- >> commune communeion also failed. a hawk battered and rescued. high winds and heavy rain. the hurricane passing by hawaii.

>> the new technology your kids could wear playing football that gives instant feedback about a possible brain injury. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready

♪ come and get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ come and get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. some time the big hits draw people to football, but they are leaving a major impact on players' lives, those who play in the nfl or their school.

with football season under way, parents worried about possible injuries to their child want to do everything they can to prevent a concussion. >> and this new technology invented by a former nfl player who suffered concussions himself as a seahawk and it may just be what the doctor's ordered. douglas kennedy has the story. >> last play, coach! >> mike peterson has been part of the american youth football league for eight years. >> good job. >> unfortunately has seen dozens of players with bad concussions. a concussion is an injury to the brain, but most of us think of it as being knocked out. >> yeah, most of the hits parents don't see, coaches don't see, they are innocuous hits. >> every year, hundreds of thousands of young athletes suffer brain-injuring concussions. the problem is 90% of either ignored or undiagnosed placing their developing minds at serious risk. >> you are at a much higher risk for that second impact. >> introducing former nfl

linebacker isaiah with his new head impact care called "check light." >> this is a skull cap that basically goes under the helmet and tells a player when they've suffered a significant head impact. >> yes, what you have is a yellow light that signifies a moderate impact. a red light signifies a severe impact. >> mike's pee-wee football team has been wearing check light in all of this year's games. >> ready! >> i sayia says any player -- isaiah says any player that measures red or yellow is taken out and evaluated. >> you feel ok? >> yeah. >> everything all right? >> yeah. >> not only leading to greater assessment of possible concussions but something unexpected. >> you found players did not want to be taken out of the game, so they learned to protect their heads better. >> yeah, we saw this was the slap on the wrist. they absolutely understood it. it reinforced safe technique. do not hit your led. >> the drop in head injuries

that we've word recorded has been -- recorded has been significant from last year to this year which i attribute to education and the kids being aware of the check light device. >> an education peterson hopes will one day be required on football fields across the country including those played in the nfl. in cambridge, mass -- massachusetts, douglas, kennedy. >> searchers may found the remains of a university of virginia student last seen five weeks ago. hanna graham last seen in charlottesville, have a -- virginia, leaving a bar. video shows a 32-year-old man matthew following her. he was arrested and charged with kidnapping. he was also linked by forensic evidence by the disappearance and death of a woman in 2009. forensic investigators are scheduled to conduct tests to conley firm the remains --

confirm remains belong to graham. bermuda has got through the worst of hurricane gone disallia. -- gone disallia. 110 mile an hour winds knocked down trees and buildings and cut power across the island. it is headed towards new finland tonight and expected to keep winding down. parts of the east coast may feel the storm's effects. hurricane ana is sideswiping hawaii, but there is plenty of rain. forecasters are expecting 3-6 inches to fall and flooding has shutdown one major highway. tourists did what they could to enjoy the weekend. >> we're trying to do the outdoorsy stuff and all the things we want to do and after that we'll stay in or stay close to the resort. >> lig weaches are -- big waves are lark at the -- lashing at

the shores and the storm is on course missing oahu and the big island by more than 100 miles. mike has been calling the hurricane track all week for us. it looked like it would be a direct hit. he's here with the latest track of this storm. >> yeah, no longer a direct hit, but close enough to the islands as you saw in the video to generate heavy rain and strong winds. here is the late rieft now on the ray -- list right now on the radar. 100 miles offshore to the southwest of oahu and circulation moving in. you can see the moisture sweeping in from the south. here is the latest. category one hurricane slowly moving to the northwest only at eight miles per hour. here is the forecast track. category one and approaching the island of kauai over the next 12 hours. tomorrow this will be positioned to the south and west of kauai. still a category one hurricane. along this track, thankfully

hurricane ana will weaken and we're talking about a tropical storm and continue to weaken along this path. in the bay area, we're talking about rain chances in the five day and more come up at -- coming up at 10:35. monday is the deadline to register if you want to vote in the november 4 upcoming election. all mailed registration forms must be postmarked by october 20th and you must register on- line by monday and forms are available at places like post offices, libraries and the dmv. if you move, change names or political parties, you are required to reregister. >> nasa -- thousands of people attended the event whichfeatured nasa experts ready to answer all your questions about space ex floor weighs and -- exploration and

space technology. visitors enjoyed technology which included robotic equipment. helping the mars rover curiosity test for compounds on the red planet and founding an earth-size planet that's 00 light years away-- 500 light years away. it was founded to research tunnel wind. they are about to add thousands of people to their payroll. evidence to show this year is a good year if you need to find a part-time job. it took hours of patience to free this hawk trapped in a high school gym. the pet store items that eventually saved the bird. also, we are letting you show off your giants pride with the #giants to win. this tweet from tyler says she loves her giants. let's go. players and fans are also superstitious. they'll do anything to help their team win. we've seen a lot of this. it's something that i'm calling

the madison mani. nails painted orange and black attributed to left-hander madison bumgarner. all of them go to a championship. ir lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46.

over 20 million kids everyday in oulack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy, affordable, kid-inspired, chef-crafted food. we looked at what are the aspects of food that will help set up kids for success? making sure foods are made with high quality ingredients and prepared fresh everyday. our collaboration with citi has helped us really accelerate the expansion of our business in terms of how many communities we can serve. working with citi has also helped to fuel our innovation process and the speed at which we can bring new products into the grocery stores. we are employing 1,000 people across 27 urban areas

and today, serve over 1 million meals a week. until every kid has built those life-long eating habits, we'll keep working. careful work to free a wild bird. rescuers from wildlife services worked for hours to save this juvenile coopers hawk. yearlyier today, the -- earlier today, the hawk got caught in the gym. the rescuers patiently lured the hawk with dinner in the form of a pet store finch and mouse. the bird got frustrated, then was trapped and freed. the finch and the mouse were not harmed. people who live in union city are being asked to keep their pets indoors after a mountain lion was seen in the area. the big cat was spotted around 1:30 this afternoon on a creek trail behind car avenue east of

union city boulevard. if you encounter a mountain lion, experts say maintain eye contact with the animal. try to make yourself appear larger and do not turn your back and run. >> housing rights activists in san francisco took their message today right to the mayor's house. >> the group wants the mayor to stop the development of market rate housing and instead require more affordable housing. they are also demanding a moratorium on evictions. that's a state law that allows landlords to evict teants and leave the -- tenants and leave the housing business when they sell to a developer. rental rates average around $3,200 in san francisco, a change in the culture in the city. >> we can do better as a city to make sure we help create the spirit and culture of the city and get to stay here. >> earlier this year, mayor ed lee introduced a housing plan

aimed at protecting residents from eviction. protestors are taking aim at a -- protesters are taking aim at a south sacramento bottling company. they blocked in aattempt to -- an aattempt to shut it -- attempt to shut it down. they want to bring attention to what they pay to bottle to sell to the public. >> they are paying dirt cheappace -- prices to pump our water out and selling it back up at a markup of other over 1,000%. >> can the says they play a price set by the city and there is no special deal. >> we are a very, very small user of water. we are just like everyone else around here. we are supplied by the city of sacramento and we pay the same rate that everyone else pays. so, it's -- we are just an industrial water user like everyone else. >> necessarily bottles -- nestle bottles water under the

brands arrowhead and pure and they continued to work today despite the protests. the island music festival is attracting thousands of fans to the isle in the middle of the bay. singer entertained the crowd this afternoon on one of two stages there. it's the hip hop duo outkast and features art booths as well as a ferry wheel. the fun starts tomorrow. when is a shopping trip more than a shopping trip? >> it's just something part time to get through the holidays. >> when you leave with the possibility of a job. details about the bay area job market boom that's about to take off. >> plus, new at 10:00, the businesses cashing in on people's fears about catching ebola.

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. holiday hiring is an dealtor of expectations for the upcoming holiday season and recent work from several companies shows that retailers are feeling pretty optimistic and, in fact, this week amazon announced it's hiring 80 ,000 seasonal employees. that is 10,000 more than hired last year. wal-mart also hiring about 60,000, about 10% more than it did last year, target adding another 70,000 to the payroll and ups plans to add 90,000 to 95,000 workers to avoid last years' holiday disaster that left many without packages holiday sales are expected to increase 4.1% up to nearly $620 billion. a bay area-based retail giant is planning to bring thousands

onboard for the holidays. ktvu's christin kasten tells us about gap, inc.'s hiring blitz. >> reporter: customers come into the gap expecting to leave with you new clothes, but some left with appointments for job interviews. >> awesome, so we're actually doing big-group interviews and we have them on multiple days. gap, inc. parent company of the gap, old navy and athleta is looking to hire 63,000 seasonal i'm employees in the hiring blitz and not just here in the bay area. >> i live in boise idaho. >> do you know anybody in boise that would be looking for something in the holiday. >> alicia peat says the company is getting ready for projected holiday rush. >> it's always been a big focus and it's true since the time we have done a collaborative event. >> the liaring blitz may be a cyberof a strengthening job market. last month's labor report showed bay area unemployment rates dropped to 5.6%. peat says seasonal work is no guarantee for long-term employment, but she says, that is how her career started. >> i started as a seasonal

hire back in june and it was only supposed to be a summer job and now i'm here years later as director of the flagship. >> yunetta parker stopped we hoping her career takes a similar path. >> i'm looking for something part-time to get through the holidays. and hopefully maybe even go up to full-time. >> had he says she sees signs a strengthening job market. >> for a minute it was pretty hard to find jobs out there, but it seems like it's opening up a little little bit more, which is good. >> this is just so you can think about it, and give you more information about what we do during the holidays. >> gap, inc. is having applicants fill on- line applications and setting up interviews for next week and even if you missed the hiring blitz, people can still fill out that on-line application. in san francisco, christen kafton ktvu. more details about the overall california economy, states a unemploymentrate

dropped to the lowest level in more than six years, jobless rate hit 6. % in september and last year at had time it was 8.8%. since last year california has added almost 300,000 new jobs. new information as family and friends of thomas eric duncan gathered to remember the 4-year-old the first and only person to die of ebola in the u.s. duncan was remembereds a caring father of four, would dreamed of a better life in america. his family says duncan was a kind man and they were not surprised to learn he had come to the aid of a sick, pregnant neighbor when she begin convulsing. that neighbor later died of ebola and that selfless act of getting heifer to the hospital that most likely cost duncan his life. >> i with a like him to be remembered as that kind of person, as compared to the person that brought this disease to america, because he didn't know he was sick. >> two nurses who treated

duncan are now being treated for ebola. doctors at the national institutes of health in bermuda maryland say they fully expect nurse nina pham to walk out their facility and amber vinson was moved to emory university hospital said to be in stable condition. governor brown is scheduled to meet with leaders of two nursing unions to discuss safety standards for treating ebola parrots. some bay area nurses have held rally to call for more training. brown says he wants to see california become the national leader in implementing protocols to protect public health care workers and the public. new at 10:00 the fears of about ebola have triggerrered a boon for businesses including those who sell containment suits. bud darling sells emergency supplies in his pasadena store and says he has sena real uptick in business as people are concerned about the spread of the disease. >> i think that people don't

know what is happening. they are afraid of the unknown. and they are also trying to prepare as best they can. my personal idea is that paranoia is at the extreme. >> coordinate to the cdc ebola is spread by blood or other bodily fluids or spread through dirty needles or singers. >> police in oakland are investigating a deadly shooterring called to the 800 block of mead avenue between market street and san pablo avenue around 2:15 this morning. investigator say they found a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead a short time later. motive of the shooting remains under investigation and so far no suspects have been arrested. this morning marked start of a week of activities to remember andy lopez, the 13- year-old boy who was holding a toy gun when he was shot and killed by a sonoma county deputy last year. involves gathered oclean up the

vacant lot in santa rosa, where lopez was killed. a demonstrate yoation is landed for tuesday afternoon at sonoma county courthouse. lopez was shot and killed by deputy eric gelhaus one year ago on wednesday. well, a crash that injured four teens now has a california mayor in trouble with the law, suspected of dui. marietta mayor alan long passed a breathalyzer test and his blood-alcohol was within the time of the crash. a dry dock that sat in san francisco bay for 70 years is now on its way to china it's now headed to a green-certified recycling facility near shanghai. it was built in 1942 and was in

maritime service for 57 years. but for another 15 years it sat unused and fell into disarepair. today the 4200-ton dry dock was hoisted out of the water and placed i mean vessel bound for china. well, the san francisco giants are in action, northern california is pretty much glued to the game. there is one group of fans, well they hope there is no emergencies next tuesday. plus meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking your full sunday forecast . and remember to tweet us your giants pictures. can you do that using #giants 2 win, in is from jeremy, showing him with a little dog in a giant's jersey. so cute. everybody getting in on the giant's pride.

- ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it.

. well after a few clouds this morning ended up being a beautiful day out there, lots of sunshine and pretty warm numbers. well actually had measurable rainfall across parts of the bay area. to the norm you can see the numbers adding up, i will towards fort bragg. sebastopol -- after the clouds cleared out look at the numbers for this afternoon, ranging from the mid-70s to the lower 80s. santa rosa in upper 70s. >> live stormtracker 2, not much in the way of storm, but we have patchy fog regrouping and that process continues and fog bank expanding in coverage near the coast and around bay.

also watching the washing over kansas city, clear skies through tuesday, with partly sunny skies. forecast for game 1 we're expecting mostly clear conditions and temperatures around 60 degrees at first pitch and winds will not be too much of a factor. out of the southeast at 7 miles per hour. tonight fair skies and our live camera back home looking towards the bay bridge and san francisco. i suspect there will be patchy fog regrouping in the picture over the next few hours. checking out the forecast for the raiders, kickoff 1:25, partly cloudy skies and temperatures around 70 degrees and look at what happens on monday? a few more rain clouds could be paying us a visit. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning, starting out sunday morning in the 50s for santa rosa, here our forecast

model showing you low clouds regrouping near the bay. so still could have a few patches near the coast for tomorrow afternoon. that will be the headline in the short-term. fog develops overnight to sunday morning fog with skies becoming password. partly cloudy. here is our forecast model, 7:00 the chance of rain, but the rainfall primarily up to our north and that gradually spreads to the south throughout the day on monday and into monday night. forecast highs for tomorrow, santa rosa 70 oakland 71 degrees and these numbers a little cooler than today, but still pretty nice with skies becoming partly cloudy and heading out towards half moon bay for the pumpkin festival, skies becoming partly cloudy by 3:00. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast with the temperatures cooling off into monday. there is that one rain cloud and we'll go the other direction for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so the storm we're tracking

could call today's system a storm, but basically fell apart, but we have higher hopes for the monday deal. >> certainly need that. >> for sure. >> thank you, mark. not far from at&t park some of the city's most dedicated fans are also the ones you call in emergency. >> fire station h showed us how much they appreciate their team. while being part of a life- saving team themselves. >> in the last five years he that it's been magical and amazing. a lot of us here are native san franciscans and have a lot of pride in our city and certainly our team. >> inside station 8 they have giant's hats, jerseys, pen plants and rally towels and pretty much you name it, they have it and the room is decorate in the familiar colors orange and black. in between calls they try to catch a inning or two. >> if you are with your friends and watch on eye live screen tv and we have guys that cook for us. [ laughter ]. >> in another little bit of excitement, firehouse 8 likes

to make some friendly wagers with the fire crews from opposing cities. well, coming up next a san josi shark's veteran hits a major milestone. plus stanford looks for its fourth straight win, sportswrap is coming up next

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. good evening everybody and welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap. when pac-12 teams get together it's anybody's guess who might about win. stanford at arizona state, both teams in the top 25, with one conference loss. they slug it out in the first half.

this play was huge. muffs it and the ball is recovered by asu's randal at the stanford 12. that set up a short field and this score 3 yards and score and sun devils went to the locker room in front 14-0 and went in front 23 in the 4th quarter. hogan to montgomery who makes the move all the way to the 1. the cardinals punched in to make it 20-10, but got no closer. a field goal and this, mccaffrey coughs up the ball and arizona state recovers. stanford goes down 26-10 at 4-3 official will drop out of the top 25. well last year the cal bears had no chance against just about every team they played. they have proven this year they can compete with highly- regarded team, but that doesn't always translate into