focused, tough. they le each other. they're passionate. and they didn't prove one thing. they were exactly who i know they are. and they found a way to wayne. i'm really proud of them. florida state, we got great respect for them. they're a great football team. but tonight was our night. >> heather: it is good to be a tiger. working on any dance moves for the locker room? >> we'll be dancing tonight. i promise you. >> heather: break it down. thanks, coach. >> chris: look at that happy coach in that sea of orange. that lens got all fogged up in there. >> kirk: that's a pretty sweet shot. >> chris: a lot of emotion. a lot of frustration, close calls. some embarrassments. all bursting forth at the end of this game, as clemson, a very strong saver, after after allowing the opening touchdown, held the 'noles to two field goals. >> kirk: they got challenged early. an they answered the call. really, i think, again, they did more in this game, than anything we've seen all year, going up. and florida state is an

athletic, talented team. and they took it away from them. they took the crown away from them. before they achieve their ultimate goals, they had to accomplish this tonight. >> chris: and they did it with 302 yards offense, after intermission. clemson, has won the division. but a lot more work to do, to reach, what they hope, will be the ultimate goal. the selection committee's number one team, played like it in the second half. and they dethrone the three-time reigning acc champions from florida state with a 17-3 edge, in the second half. what a scene here in clemson. the ball game, this quarterback, this team. tony elliot, this coaches will never forget. on abc tonight, it's the unbeaten buckeyes, hosting the gophers on "sunday night football." for kirk herbstreit, heather cox and our entire team here at clemson, chris fowler saying, so long for now.

pam: a curry college student arrested on gun charges. how campus tips led to a disturbing discovery. bob: starting to feel a lot more like fall. the november chill setting up, and how long it will last. bob: honoring veterans. how volunteers make the difference for a moving annual tribute. pam: we begin with breaking news from dorchester where police are searching for a suspect in a series of assaults on women. bob: three serious incidents that date back to last month. the latest yesterday morning. our reid lamberty is live in dorchester with breaking information.

reid: 6:00 yesterday morning run along the sidewalk in this section of dorchester. three similar incidents were a man exposed himself to a woman. police tonight making a publicly for help. where there was once comfort, there is now fear. >> i used to walk up here to burger king with my granddaughter. i' m not going to do that anymore. reid: boston police investigating three separate crimes during which a woman is approached by a man exposing himself, two of the incidents happened right outside this elderly housing complex. >> that makes me wonder, i have to look around, what' s going on what' s next behind me. reid: in one of the incidents, police say the male assailant tried forceable grabbed a woman, before she was able to get away, police unclear if the same person is responsible for each crime. the suspect in all incidents described to be a hispanic man in his late 20' s, early 30' s. the community on edge looking

>> we need to know, police, to take care of the streets. reid: police using the opportunity to remind women to always be aware of your surroundings, try not walking alone, be aware and conscious of shoes if you can for quicker caring a whistle. pam: right now, a curry college student is under arrest. police say they found a gun, ammunition, and drugs in his room. the 18-year-old suspect remains in custody tonight. campus tips leading to the arrest. right now our nneka faison is live in milton with new information on the case. nneka. nneka: hand, those tips came from curry college students who here on campus. local police made the arrest and they feel much safer. a quiet saturday on curry

a day after 18-year-old student, darius boodoosingh, was arrested on several charges including unlawful possessing a fire arm and unlawful possession of ammunition. >> we just got a mass email pretty much telling students about the situation. >> if they didn' t send that t have known. nneka: curry college public safety searched a residence hall friday following reports of theft on campus. the college says tips from students led them to boodoosingh. milton police arrested him soon after. >> i think they handled it pretty well. nneka: curry college administrators declined to speak on camera, but in a statement said there is no immediate nor ongoing threat to the campus. having a gun on campus is not only against curry college policy it' s against the law. >> we' re definitely blessed it did not get out of hand. nneka: that suspect was also

we are told he is from boston with ties to new york. he has been suspended from curry college and is still in milton police custody. bob: right now. a body is found in salem, it was discovered washed up on children' s island by a lobsterman. police are trying to determine the victim' s identity. there were no sounds of foul play. -- signs of foul play. pam: police arrest a suspect in connection with a brighton murder. 25-year-old gammada musa is charged in the shooting death of 30-year-old desmond joseph. the incident happened two weeks ago on telford street where officers discovered the body of joseph with multiple gunshot wounds. authorities acted on several anonymous tips. musa will be arraigned on monday. bob: taking a live look at the boston skyline on a saturday night. it is feeling a bit more like november. stormteam 5' s mike wankum joins us with a quick look at the forecast. mike.

in a we went down to 69 degrees, been going down. low temperatures for the day, our average high temperature for the year. cooling airflow in behind this front. a few scattered showers near nantucket. skies will clear tonight and that means something that we have not seen for a while. temperatures dropping into the 30' s in many locations. that means we start up tomorrow on the cold side. despite the sunshine, rum temperature does not get very typical for autumn. but don' t worry, warm temperatures in the forecast and pam: new hampshire police are looking for this man, caught on camera brandishing a gun as he robbed a bank today in manchester today. it happened at the triangle credit union on elm street. authorities say the man demanded money while holding a large handgun and then fled after getting cash. anyone with information is asked to call police. bob: two people are injured following a single vehicle crash in topsfield. it happened on mcleod lane

. one of the victim' s was medflighted to boston. no word yet on their identities. police are investigating the cause of the crash, pam: it' s too early to say exactly what caused that russian jet to fall from the sky. the egyptian head of the investigation says he' s waiting for evidence, though some experts say flatly, it was a bomb. the chief investigator says tests are underway, and they are focused on a noise at the end of the cockpit recording. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. bob: pam: the noise found on the cockpit black box recordings is being analyzed. the head of the egyptian inquiry says all scenarios are being considered, it could have been a fuel tank or lithium batteries exploding. the debris field spreads 8 miles over the sinai desert. all 224 people on board were killed. >> criminal and forensic investigators will want to drill

the explosion, any other data that can correlate to time and potentially location. pam: russian and egyptian emergency workers on saturday returned to the crash site. while the examination of the debris field continues, servicemen of both countries laid flowers on the wreckage of the plane. the associated press reported authorities were questioning airport staff and ground crew who worked on the plane and had placed some employees under surveillance. russian vacationers began to arrive home from egypt on saturday. many waited in long lines for flights out. meantime in the sinai the investigation goes on. >> some parts of the wreckage are missing, and it is hoped to locate them in the coming days. pam: he says specialized labs are looking at the recordings. european investigators who analyzed the two flight recorders are already saying the crash was not an accident. bob: with veterans day arriving mid-week this year, many are taking time this weekend to prepare tributes. in bourne, volunteers are placing thousands of american flags on the graves of those who

our frank holland has the story. frank: a tribute to soldiers who gave their lives to their country. >> whether we come every veterans day or we come every month or every week we need to thank these people for the sacrifices they made that keeps this country free. frank: paul monti started this tradition at the massachusetts national cemetery in bourne, to honor his son sargent first class jared monti. the decorated soldier killed in afghanistan in 2006. his grave one of more than 64,000 here, marked with a flag. the solemn memorial called operation flags for vets. >> it' s always a sad moment for me. i always gets me choked up to know all these men and women gave their lives for us. frank: steven sulkowski served in the navy during vietnam. he salutes after planting each flag. >> it' s the land of the free, because of the brave. frank: the sea of red white and blue over the grave stones a

somber reminder of the cost of freedom. michael lewis from sagamore beach has brought his son and family here for the past 5 years. i talk to them about the battles that were fought the sacrifices that were made. >> i think it really important for them to understand how people have served the country. frank: julianne davignon talking to her daughters about service and patriotism as well. >> just sending a special message. there are people that sacrifice for our freedom and we need to say thank you. frank: as part of this solemn tribute, operation flags for vets needs volunteers to return here on november 15 and remove each one of these flags so they can be stored and reused next year. here in bourne, frank holland. pam: controversy over a coming deer hunt. why plans to cull the heard in the blue hills is meeting vocal resistance. bob: how local scouts are

mike: with cooler air in place, some rain would be welcome. bob: good news on the patriots injury report see who' s back in

pam: we are following breaking news in boston. you are looking at live pictures of the charles river where two people have been rescued after the car they were in crashed into the guardrail at leverett circle and and plunged into the water. boston ems confirmed both victims are in serious condition. dive teams on the scene right now in the larger making sure there are no additional victims. this is happening right near the museum of science behind the state police barracks. several cruise on the scene and develops. bob: demonstrators gather in canton today to protest the decision to allow a deer hunt in

state officials say the area is overpopulated with the animals, which they claim has a negative effect on vegetation, leads to more deer-vehicle accidents, and the spread of lyme disease. but the group cites concerns for the deer, public safety threats, and questions about the validity of the studies backing the hunt including what they claim is misleading information about lyme disease. the controlled hunt will be permitted over 4 days in coming weeks. a dcr spokesperson responded today by saying, the health of the blue hills state reservation' s forest has been, and continues to be, negatively affected by the current overabundance of deer. dcr has taken considerable steps to ensure the public' s safety during this controlled hunt. pam: with the holidays upon us extra efforts are being made to ensure those in need can celebrate the season. today bags of food were dropped off at the wellesley food pantry.

girls scouts, boy scouts, and volunteers. it' s all part of the annual scouting for food drive. these items are distributed to in need throughout the year especially during thanksgiving and christmas. >> people reflect little bit, especially when they are blessed with a lot, they think about people without as much. it is nice to have an outlet for those generous impulses to come fortunate. pam: volunteers also went door to door collecting donated food. wcvb is one of the proud sponsor' s of the food drive. bob: mike wankum is ahead with a forecast that may have you finally putting the summer clothes away. pam: taking s the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. r i think all of us play for that very reason. t it makes us

the child we once were. p the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. p who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, and bluecross blueshield has me. pam: commitment 2016 finds nearly all the presidential candidates on the road. bob: the talk at least among the

front-runners is ben carson. abc' s mary bruce reports he' s trying to turn off the glare of controversy. mary: ben carson on defense. >> you don' t have to believe that. mary: the neurosurgeon turned presidential candidate under scrutiny and showing a more aggressive side. parsing is facing allegations that several story detailed in his best-selling book and often repeated in speeches and interviews do not match reality. interview last month. scholarship to west point. mary: his campaign now admits point but was recruited. other stores about violence evidence in college also in question. appreciate inconsistencies. kindergarten teacher who said ip

mary: today, carson hitting again at the media, tweeting. we raised $3.5 million this week alone. thank you, biased media. but public support is not protecting him from attacks within his own party. on the even of his appearance on saturday night live, donald trump took a swipe at the controversy. >> he went into a bathroom and all of a sudden found religion. >> on the democratic side. mary: hillary clinton took questions at a town hall hosted by the south carolina legislative black caucus, and got some laughs while the learning to dance the wobble. meanwhile, bernie sanders stumped in nearby columbia, shaking hands and taking selfies as he focused on women and minorities. mary bruce, abc news, washington. mike: what a week we have had. temperatures in the 60' s and 70'

s all week long. today goes in the record books at 69 degrees. last night. has been pretty steady. for the day. days for us. days. now with a westerly wind coming in, darting to push that cooler air over us. notice the temperatures out to s. this is the cool air that will come sweeping in tonight. before it' s over with, a lot of s. the leading-edge has been producing showers but mostly offshore. there is a band of showers out here with a second wave of cool air. i don' t think it will hold overnight tonight. skies will be clearing away as high pressure in cool air move in as me talk about the overnight hours.

overnight low. tomorrow is sunny, a little breezy, but check out high temperatures. it did to to 54. that is normal but it will feel colder than what we have been through lately. down. it will be breezy in the morning. 11:00 tonight, another band of showers off to the west. apart. tomorrow, we start the day with sunshine. watch what happens throughout the day, nothing. not a cloud to speak of as we get to 3:00. it will be a really sunny day, but the angle is so low, and does not warm us up to much. tomorrow morning kind of breezy, especially near the coast. late morning, still fairly gusty. past lunchtime, it will diminish somewhat. breezy morning but not nearly as

breezy as we go to the afternoon. high temperatures generally in the mid-50' s everywhere you look. a little on the breezy side. don' t worry, it will warm up on monday, but we have the chance to see some showers on tuesday. mid to upper 50' s on the south shore tomorrow. some places in the upper 50' s. it will feel a lot chillier than what we have been through lately. tomorrow, i' ll sunshine. it looks spectacular out there. breezy conditions, the pats game looks like no problems. monday, 60 degrees. it starts chilly but we warm up in the afternoon. you see what the map looks like. tuesday morning, a lot of clouds. 5:00 :00, notice the rain coming in. the threat of rain will linger into veterans day, so i think for the early-morning celebrations, the flag raisers, we will see a lot of clouds, cloudy.

another chance to see showers in the forecast thursday night. that looks like a regular opportunity. finally, clearing out for next weekend. by then, temperatures cooling down. another update for you tonight after the football game. bob: when you make the decision to use a walk-on freshman as the starting quarterback as b.c. head coach steve addazio did you know there are going to be growing pains there' s also going to be a few bruises to t ego and the body. john fadule picked off 3 times and sacked 7 times . as the eagles drop their sixth in a row home today, on senior day against n.c. state. the proud parents didn' t have a lot to cheer about first play of the second quarter wolfpack quarterback drops back it' s jacoby brissett hitting a wide open maurice trowell right in stride 83 yards and 6 points. fadule trying to make something happen maybe trying a bit too hard. that' s one of his 3

but he would get his first college touchdown pass 3 yards to thad smith in the closing minutes. bc loses, 24-8 the eagles are off next week and then they' ll play fellow golden domers notre dame at fenway park in two weeks from right this minute. the irish rolling over pitt today. deshone kizer 47-yards to will fuller, and then 46 yards to fuller they' d hook-up for a third td as well. 5 td' s for kizer sosay. that' s a great day. notre dame wins, 42:30. the start has been activated. that would be a cool phrase for a spy movie. and it means patriot offensive lineman bryan stork has been placed on the 53-man roster and is available to play offensive lineman ryan wendell, however, is not he' s been placed on season ending injury reserve and linebacker jamie collins has been added to the injury list, now questionable with an illness. he would be missed especially as a run stopper. washington has two young, and big running backs and their best chance to win might be to control the clock. but washington'

s running game ranks near the bottom of the league 24th in rushing attempts , 27th in yards and 28th in yards per attempt but bill belichick is quite certain washington will try to run the ball. >> they have run it against everybody with very degrees of success, but you have to stop them. they are not going to not run the ball this week. i don' t think for one second that will happen. >> there were a lot of things we did in that game that could hurt us. we talked about those things over the last, over the time we had off. you just have to keep -- whether you win or lose in the nfl -- you have to keep going. bob: the bruins gating in montreal right now. highlights after the ballgame to your -- football game. pam: we will continue to follow

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