again, minneso gave highly ranked team a bit of a scare. but it's going to come up empty for him here at the horseshoe. it will take one snap right now. and it will the be 22 straight wins, long ers est in the nation, and 29 regular season conference game fls a row and that matches what florida state did. they were upset by virginia. unless illinois can pull that streak next week, ohio state will have the longest win streak in college football history. there's what they have done. 29 straight. pretty good company there. >> todd: yep. >> brad: well, it was not much of a contest until about 10:30

but ohio state wins it 28-14. tough loss for minnesota. they drop to 4-5. they are 1-4 in the big ten and ohio state, 9-0 and 5-0 in conference play and urban is with holly. >> holly: that was difficult in the first half. what got your team going? >> i think cardale had a couple runs, the big run was the q draw and obviously hit miller on a big hit when we needed it. and the fact that our defense shut them down. >> holly: you won 22 games in a row. it seems so easy -- >> no, it's not. did you really say the word easy? you better show up every day and bumps in the road and the best thing to fight through and win a game. >> rebecca: j.t. comes back to week in practice. how will you approach it going forward? >> i'm going to hang outs

with the team and enjoy the victory. >> holly: go enjoy the win. >> brad: win 48 out of 50 games coaches. that is pretty strong. so are the buckeyes. we will see how they do next v next tuesday when the rankings came out. they won it 28-14 the final score. that is going to wrap it up for us. for brad nessler and todd blackledge, holly rowe, so long from columbus, ohio, where they sing the school song. time for the ford wrap-up. we go to cassidy hubbard in the studio. >> thanks, brad. ohio state getting the win on separation saturday. and may have separated themselves a little more in the big ten east after a wild finish in lincoln, nebraska. nebraska, scoring with 1:47 left. back with the ball with 23

armstrong to riley. riley, stelled out of bounds. the ruling on the field was that the receiver was forced out of bounds and after review, the touchdown stands. nebraska with a 39-38 lead. sechblg seconds to go. and conner cook with a chance, looking, throws it away as time expires. nebraska upset michigan state. sparty, snapping a streak of 33-straight wins holdsing a fourth quarter lead. alabama hosting undefeated lsu. derrick henry, takes off, untouched for his third td after the day. running for that. 19 carries, 31 yards as alabama, up 30-16. the team that beat 'bama earlier this season, ole miss a wild finish with arkansas. ot, fourth and 25 for the 40. and brandon allen, finds henry who throws it backwards just before he goes down. and alex collins picks it up off

the tip. runs it back across the field and gets the first down. and if that wasn't crazy enough, after that play, allen. finds drew morgan for the touchdown! arkansas down 52-51 and they decide to go for the two and the win. allen, looking, gets sackeddy marquis hanes but there's a flag on the play for face mask. as you take a look, clear face mask by hanes. what do they do? that go for two again and allen runs it in for the win. he also had six passes touchdowns. a single game school records. arkansas no longer controls their destiny in the west. clemson looking to snap a four-game losing streak to florida state. clemson clinches the acc atlantic division and a spot in the conference championship

game. and oklahoma state, and boykin, picked off. four interceptions on the day for boykin. oklahoma state wins big, 49-29. snapping the 16-game win streak. state. house when they visit baylor next week. and iowa looking to remain unbeaten, taking on indiana. and dumps it off to kid the, leaps in the end zone for the score. iowa, knotted up for the first time since 2009. notre dame and mitt. and fuller, a huge game from a pass from kizer, responsible for six tds. notre dame wins 42-30. navy takes down memphis with a

25-point win on the road. they are tied atop the american west division, houston, improved to 3-0 after a three. point win over cincinnati. kevin hogan with a win at colorado. arizona has bounce the back from a 46-point loss in washington to lead usc. and congrats to florida who clinched the s.e.c. east. see you next week. welcome back to the ford explorer post-game show. coach, another loss and yet you still think your team is going to the college football playoff. yes. we've just lulled the other teams into a false sense of security. 10 losses is quite a lull. has it been 10? yeah. we're good. don't let anything stop you from reaching the college football playoff. enter the ford explorer be unstoppable fan challenge. you could win a chance to go, and a new 2016 ford explorer. have you thought about using all 11 guys? why don't you stick

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>> wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00 starts right now. pam: a deadly plunge into the charles river. bob: what witnesses say happened before the crash. >> women assaulted in the streets in a boston neighborhood. mike: feeling like fall again. my cooler forecast for the rest of the weekend and when we might see rain again. pam: a college student arrested on gun charges. how campus tips led to a disturbing discovery. the cause of a deadly crash, part of an intense investigation, two killed when a pickup plurches into -- plunges into the charles river. all happening in the shadow of the boston museum of science.

bob: valiant attempts made to save lives but it was too late. reporter: not 50 feet from where the crash happened sits a state police barracks. troopers among those who witnessed the truck crash, through the guardrail. one jumped into action. witnesses say the deadly plunge took seconds. the pickup truck carried a man and woman, both of whom died. seconds before the crash, the sound of screeching tires and blaring horns. >> i saw two cars fighting for the same lane but the truck hopped the curb, hit an electrical box. reporter: and through the guardrail. the accident happened just before 7:00, across the street from the boston police barracks and under the science park west end t stop along the green line. >> i was doing a lot of yelling trying to direct people. reporter: a state trooper jumped

into the 50 degree water as did a passer-by in an attempt to save lives. divers pulled the man and woman out through the window of a door. >> we activated dive teams from cambridge and boston fire and they did a preliminary search in the area. reporter: water cascading from the pickup truck as a heavy duty tow truck lifted it from its watery end, witnesses left dismayed that little else could be done to help. >> something needed to be done but you didn't know what to do. reporter: state police trying to figure out what the initial cause was of the crash. police confirming that the other car involved in the crash remained on the scene. bob: authorities identified the body of a woman found in bridgewater. 29-year-old ashley bortner was found bound and burned at the scene of a fire along the mbta tracks tuesday night. police received a report of a

suspicious vehicle parked and two people seen in the area. they are continuing to investigate and believe it was a targeted act. anyone with information is asked to call police. pam: boston police looking for the public's help after three attacks on women in dorchester over a five-week period. investigators want to know if one suspect is involved. streets now places of fear. >> i used to walk up here to go to the store, burger king with my granddaughter. i'm not going to do that anymore. pam: boston police investigating three separate crimes. a woman approached by a man exposing himself. two incidents happened outside this elderly housing complex. >> that's making me wonder. before i go to work, i have to look around. what's going on. pam: police say the male assailant tried to grab a woman. the suspect in all incidents

his late 20's or early 30's. help. >> we need police. we need people to take care of the streets. to remain aware of their surroundings when walking alone. bob: live at the boston skyline on a saturday night. mike wankum joins us. it is feeling a lot more seasonable after very warm weather. mike: even last night was warm. the high today was 69 degrees hit at 8 minutes after midnight last night. we got to within eight degrees of a record high temperature. we are finally where we're supposed to be for high temperatures this time of year. that's how amazing these readings have been. the temperatures now, many have dropped into the 40's, a few upper 30's. boston holding on to the 50's. most of the south shore into the 50's. we have a wedge of cold air

coming in from the northwest and scattered showers. you can see the trend, they're falling apart. they're sprinkles more than anything else. overnight tonight, most temperatures away from the city into the 30's. the city of boston dropping into 43 degrees overnight as the low. tomorrow, despite the fact there is sunshine all day long, the temperature barely makes it up to where it is right now. cool forecast but warmer temperatures and rain to talk about coming up in a few minutes. bob: a curry college student under arrest. police say they found a gun, amjition and drugs in his room. the 18-year-old suspect remains in custody tonight. campus tips leading to the arrest. reporter: a quiet saturday on curry college campus. just one day after 18-year-old student dareus budusing was arrested on several charges, including unlawful possession of a firearm and unlawful possession of ammunition. >> we just got a mass email

students about the situation. >> i probably wouldn't have known that the situation occurred. reporter: curry college public safety searched a residence hall following reports of theft on campus. tips from students led them to the suspect. >> i think they handled it very well. reporter: curry college administrators declined to speak on camera but in a statement said there is no 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 that it didn't get out of hand. reporter: the suspect was charged with several counts of drug possession. newscenter 5 has learned that he is from boston, with ties to new york. he has been suspended from curry college and is still in milton police custody. in milton, wcvb, newscenter 5. pam: right now an investigation underway after a body is found in salem.

it was discovered washed up on the shore of children's island by a lobsterman. police are trying to determine the victim's identity. there were no signs of foul play. bob: police arrest a suspect in connection with a brighton murder. 25-year-old gamada musa charged in the shooting death of 30-year-old desmond joseph. the incident happened two weeks ago where officers discovered the body of joseph with multiple gunshot wounds. musa will be arraigned on monday. pam: suspensions that a bomb brought down a russian passenger plane last week. the chief investigator says tests are underway and they're focused on a noise at the end of the cockpit recording. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the recording. pam: the noise found in the cockpit black box recordings is being analyzed. the head of the egyptian inquiry

says all scenarios are being considered. the debris field spreads eight miles over the sinai desert. all 224 on board were killed. >> that points to evidence that criminal and forensic investigators will want to drill down into. the timing of the explosion, any other data that could correlate to time and the location of the explosion. pam: russian and egyptian emergency workers on saturday returned to the crash site. while the examination of the debris field continues, servicemen from both countries laid flowers on the wreckage of the plane. it is reported that some employees were placed under surveillance. many waited in long lines for flights out. in the sinai, the investigation goes on. >> parts of the wreckage are missing and it is hoped to locate them in the coming days.

pam: specialized labs studying the recordings, european investigators are already saying the crash was not an accident. bob: commitment 2016 finds donald trump centerstage trying to make voters laugh. his "saturday night live" moment coming as the battle for south carolina heats up among democrats. richard cantu is tracking it all. >> protests outside of trump tower in new york city prior to donald trump's "s.n.l." appearance. the donald hopes it will boost his support. dr. ben carson continued his attack saturday. carson tweeting, "we the people made 10,000 donations this week, thank you, biased media." bernie sanders also going after the retired neurosurgeon in south carolina. >> you know what's more

important to me about ben carson and i think what's more important to the american people? ben carson wants to abolish medicare. reporter: at a town hall hosted by the south carolina legislative black caucus, hillary clinton addressed medical marijuana at the federal level. secretary clinton: i would like to move it to schedule two so researchers could start researching what's the best way to use it. reporter: she got laughs learning to dance the wobble. first southern primary in late february. richard cantu, abc news, new york. >> next on newscenter 5. pam: taking time to honor our veterans. >> the land of the free because of the brave. pam: how a volunteer effort has become an annual tradition. mike: the timeline on much

>> you're watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. pam: new hampshire police looking for this man caught on camera brandishing a gun as he robbed a bank on saturday. it happened at the triangle credit union on elm street. anyone with information are asked to call police. bob: demonstrators gather in canton to protest the decision to allow a deer hunt in the blue hills. state officials say the area is overpopulated with the animals, which they claim has a negative effect on vegetation, leads to more accidents and the spread of lyme disease but critics site concerns for the deer, public safety threats and questions about the validity of the

studies backing the hunt, claiming there is misleading information about lyme disease. be permitted over four days. a d.c.r. spokesperson responded today by saying the health of the blue hills state reservation forest continues to be negatively affected by the overabundance of deer. d.c.r. has taken considerable steps to ensure public safety. pam: with veterans day arriving midweek this year, many are taking time this weekend to pay tribute. bourne volunteers are placing flags on the graves of those who served their country. >> a tribute to soldiers who country. >> whether we come every veterans day or whether we come every month or every week, we need to thank these people for the sacrifices that they've made that keeps this country free. >>

reporter: carl monte started this decision to honor his son, sergeant first class gerald monte, the decorated shoulder killed in afghanistan, his grave marked with a flag, the solemn memorial. >> it's always a sad moment for me. always gets me choked up to know that all these men and women gave their lives for us. reporter: steven sillkowski served in the navy during vietnam. he salutes after planting each flag. >> it's the land of the free because of the brave. reporter: the sea of red, white and blue over the gravestones, a somber reminder of the cost of freedom. michael lewis from sagmore beech has brought his family here. >> i talk with them about the battles that were fought, the sacrifices that were made. >> i think it's really important for them to understand how people have served the country. reporter:

julian talking to their daughters about patriotism. >> there are people that sacrifice for our freedom. reporter: the operation plans to return here november 15 to remove the flags to be stored and reused next year. in bourne, frank holland, wcvb. bob: as we turn our attention to the weather and veterans day on wednesday, we know things are warming up again or no, mike? mike: it looks like it will be warming up but that's a relative term. it won't be as warm as last week with temperatures in the 60's and 70's. three times during the month of have gotten above the 70-degree mark, unprecedented. temperatures have been going downhill from noon to right now and we are at a low temperature the day. in boston, 52 degrees. that's not the cold spot. the westerly wind will start ushering in chillier

and cool air sweeping in. by orange, 42 degrees. pittsfield, 44 degrees. that's the cool air. we have one batch of cold air move through and a second wave hitting out here, pushing in right now. moisture associated with it was sprinkles and it's pretty much gone. as high pressure builds, more cool air will flow in tomorrow so tomorrow will be a normal november day. something we have not seen at all this month. tonight, skies will clear, breezy, 36 to 42 degrees the overnight low. tomorrow, sunny day. if you're an early riser, you go out for a walk, it's going to be breezy in the morning. rebounding to 52 to 54 and wind will be dying down in the afternoon but still a chilly day. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. a few clouds to the burke burkeshires, that's it. the rest of the day is devoted

to sunshine. clear and cool. we start monday with plenty of sunshine, as well. a couple of sunny days coming our way. just a little on the cool side. what about the wind? it looks like it will stay gusty and picking up intensity talking about tomorrow morning. the gusts will be stronger than that. this is how it looks at noon. this is when we see our strongest winds and heading to the afternoon, winds diminish and tomorrow evening, dropping off completely. there will be a breeze for tomorrow morning. highs will look like this, generally to the mid 50's in most spots. 50 degrees in rutland. 51 in shrewsbury and temperatures, mid to perhaps upper 50's but the sun angle is so low and setting so early, it doesn't have a chance to warm us up. we need a wind from the south to warm things up. high pressure in control, cool weather starts monday but watching this system down to the south, that's going to bring rain up here as we start to talk

about late into tuesday, into wednesday, as well. breaking it down for you in the seven-day forecast, tomorrow, of course, devoted to sunshine. plenty of it out there. breezy, 54 degrees. the pats game, no problems. monday starts chilly, morning lows around again. warming things up as the afternoon continues and topping things off around 60 degrees. not too bad. the rain coming tuesday, showers pushing their way up. 5:00 a.m. in the morning, clouds out there, around noon showers will arrive and by the time the evening commute takes place, likely downpours but mild temperatures. veterans day looks like early morning we may see a few scattered showers, clouds out there but should be brightening heading to the afternoon. topping temperatures around 6 degrees. another chance of much needed rain showing up on thursday. system coming in from the west starting to throw moisture at us and it looks like we'll see rain in here on thursday. it would likely linger into friday morning before clearing

but overall the week ahead is looking relatively mild except looking at the end, saturday, a week from today, temperatures start to drop and that may be pay back for the temperatures earlier this week. pam and bob? is. bob: it was nice while it lasted. local scouts helping with a worthy cause. pam: helping to make the holiday season more festive for everyone. enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start

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>> people reflect a little bit, especially when they're blessed with a loss, they think that people who don't have as much. it's nice to have an outlet for those generous impulses to come together to help those in the community who aren't as fortunate. pam: volunteers went door to door collecting donated food. wcvb, a proud sponsor of the food drive. what's going on in sports? bob: a couple of local kids playing at the bell centre, bruins and the canadiens. one for the bruins, one for the we'll dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up.

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