caught that. they're probably 25 yards to 30 yards from having an opportunity. >> dan: and the hokies are a stop from winning the first-ever game between virginia tech and notre dame. and it looked like the irish were going to run away with it early, taking a 17-0 lead. hokies came back. irish came back, took another 17-point lead. and then virginia tech with a field goal by slye, a couple of field goals in this fourth quarter, f their first lead of the game. and jerod evans and company -- >> doug: he just kept plugging, running the football, the short passing game, the touch up and over to hodges, just kept fighting. and in the fourth quarter with the wind at their back, eventually they overtook notre dame. >> dan: so if the hokies win this game, it will be impressive

from virginia tech because it's not going to have anything to do with deciding the acc coastal division title. that will come next week against virginia. they win that game and they sew that up. here on the road against notre dame, just this stop away from putting it away. kizer is going to run for the first down, takes another hit. and stops the clock and he did take another hi that kelly thought was targeting. and now that was a vicious hit as well and he is very slow in getting off the turf. >> doug: is there a situation here where the ten-second runoff since they had to stop the clock?

targeting, a hit on the head again. >> dan: was that the shoulder it looked like of terrell edmunds in on kizer's helmet. >> doug: to me that's still a deliberate shot to the head. >> dan: so malik zaire is in with 13 seconds left. another one of these situations that zaire has been thrown into. not easy when you haven't been playing regularly at all. he did get some action in the army game last week but here we go. zaire game clock expires. and that is the end of the game. >> doug: there's a flag. >> dan: there is a flag on the field. it was just after st. brown made

>> referee: illegal touching on the offense, number 6. went out of bounds, was the first to touch it. the penalty is declined. ball game. >> dan: ball game indeed, and justin fuente in his first trip to south bend picks up a win in comeback fashion over notre dame. 34-31. as notre dame has its first losing season in nine years and kelly's first at the helm in his seventh season at notre dame. and pretty much puts the bowl bid down the drain as well. as a tough season gets even tougher for brian kelly.

about the significance of this victory between these two teams. virginia tech comes out on top, but down 24-7, what queued the comeback for you guys? >> i think we just commented down and started playing. obviously notre dame has good players and we just can't help them out. we helped them out a little bit there to start the game off. then everybody settled down and started playing and made some plays. >> kathryn: your quarterback started playing as well. bloody throwing hand on his right hand. what can you say about the today? >> he did a good job. he was a little shaky to start with, but did a much better job taking care of the football, made some plays. can you hear the hokie nation out there? >> kathryn: i can. >> it's a pretty special place, virginia tech. i'm really proud of the way the entire team played. >> kathryn: coach, congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> kathryn: dan. >> dan: a familiar refrain for notre dame as the alma mater plays in their corner of the end

eight points or less and decided on the final possession. for brian kelly's full press conference goes to nbcsports.com and tonight at 8:00/7:00 central it's the movie "free birds and later "saturday night live" with kristen wiig and music by the xx. it's been a pleasure bringing you another season of notre dame football. for our entire nbc crew, dan hicks saying thanks for watching. so long from south bend.

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a victim of excessive force is speaking out tonight. she says the emotional scars from the beating won't go away. and - >> appreciate that she has to speak with the president-elect. >> after harsh words during the campaign the former gop presidential nominee buries the hatchet with the new president- elect. good evening, i'm ron carter, thank you so much for joining us this saturday night. this is video that ended pinellas county deputy losing his job. wayne wagner claim 26-year-old paige taylor attacked him in a gas stations parking lot. the video proved however that was not true. chip osowski joins us live from the station on 4th street. you spoke with taylor and her attorney today. >> reporter: that's right. initially the attorney thought the only video that existed came from the camera you see behind me at this mobil gas

he and audio exists this case is even more egregious. >> get on the ground now! >> reporter: the video released by the sheriff's office appears to show the only one fighting was deputy wayne wagner. >> i'm not in a fight officer. he slams me up into the vehicle and then he spins me around a little bit and slams me to the ground. >> taylor with physical and emotional injuries, now every time she sees a law enforcement officer she fears what will happen. >> i would be honest -- i died inside. i pulled over to the closest stop and -- tried to get myself together and -- hopefully there is a closest stop so i pull into it. >> reporter: the dash cam video also has audio that captured taylor's boyfriend at the time pleading for the deputy to stop.

hey, get off of her! >> reporter: the audio reveals as much as the video says attorney chris beardsley. >> you can hear the conversation, the radio calls. you could hear taylor's calm response. it was not like when they went down she started to bite and kick and fight back. she remained calm trying not to escalate the situation. >> you didn't touch him? >> not at all. i walked right past him. >> you didn't say >> i didn't. >> reporter: she wonders if prosecutors will go forward with criminal charging this former deputy >> i would like him to be, they were pinning to charge me in that scenario. that would be the right thing to do. >> reporter: i did ask taylor's attorney if he plans on a civil suit. he said at this point it's still up in the air, as for paige the charges against her, battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest,

office and by the way she has no prior criminal history in pinellas county. >> chip osowski reporting live. thank you. to a story that is all new -- pasco county officials closed green key park after receiving a tip to search for a body there. no body was found and tonight the park is back open. detectives now are turning their attention to the tipster's claims. deputies in lakeland are investigating a possible stabbing, 32-year-old gabriel gamino died after another fight with a he struck him and took off. the victim rushed to the hospital. as soon as we get more information we'll bring it to you. president-elect donald trump says his meeting with 2012 gop presidential nominee mitt romney went "great." the two met privately in new jersey. during the campaign romney was an outspoken critic of trump calling him a con man and fraud. they've now mended fences. romney called the president-

appreciates the chance to speak with trump. >> very thorough and in depth discussion in the time we had. appreciate to chance the speak with the president-elect and look forward to the coming administration and the things -- >> governor? >> thank you. >> however, mitt romney didn't answer questions about whether he plans to join the trump administration. >> don about the settlements against trump university. he said he agreed to pay $25 million to settle three lawsuits so he could "focus on our country." former students claim they were fraudulently mis4red and failed to teach them success in real estate. trump denied the allegations. vice president president- elect mike pence watched the broadway hit hamilton."

after curtain call the actor that plays aaron burr thanked him for attending and had a strong message for the president-elect. >> we have the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. our planet -- [ cheering and applause ] >> our children, our -- to uphold our inaliebl inspired you to uphold our american values and work on behalf of all of us. [ cheering and applause ] >> well, mike pence left the theater before the actor finished his message but a spokesperson says he stood in the hallway outside to full the full we marks. -- remarks. one pinellas county man remembering his girlfriend. it's been three months since the accident that killed a

her boyfriend behind. candace mccowan has more. >> reporter: in a crowd full of people at largo central park face stood out. >> reporter: sean's life turned june side down, he and his girlfriend caroline sine, both pinellas county music teachers driving when hit by a drunk driver. they were rushed to the hospital but caroline didn't make it. >> i miss her a lot. try to keep your and friends, but it's -- the -- the emptiness is still there. >> reporter: sean found saturday support with dozens against the mothers against drunk driving walk like madd event. here to remember caroline. >> there's two teams for caroline. it's wonderful the impact she's had on so many people. >> reporter: for caroline's mother she hopes to bring awareness to laws in florida she wants to see changed.

>> reporter: if nothing else this community is hoping through their loss they can encourage everyone this holiday season to not drink and drive because it left a hole they are still trying to fill. >> you still miss her everyday. more so now than probably -- probably earlier on. >> reporter: candace mccowan, newschannel 8. >> he continues to recover but returned to the classroom last month. bryce mccloud, accused of hitting them faces several slawn, he's due in court again next week. nasa blasted a new weather satellite into space tonight. that could mean more accurate forecasts. it's part of a program called the geostationery operational environmental satellite or goes- r for short.

after the successful launch of goes-r. i saw the satellite up close at a nasa room before it was prepared for launch in late december. this satellite will send back images with four times better resolution than the current generation, like going from a tube tv to hdtv plus it will send back these pictures about five times faster. >> you think about how much has changed in your smartphone alone that we years ago we didn't. now what goes-r and the evolution of the development of the satellite and technology it's leaps and bounds ahead. >> reporter: advance lightning deck text and improved tropical cyclone forecasting will be among the key features. it's scheduled for a 20-year mission. back to you. >> thank you very much. a flight to save a life turns deadly. coming up, an air ambulance carrying a heart disease patient crashes in nevada.

comments to a 10-year-old girl. another mild day made into 80 degrees, but say goodbye to that.

four people were killed when an air ambulance plane crashed in nevada several explosions. that twin engine plane was carrying a heart patient and three crew members to the university of utah. this is cell phone video after that crash. the plane crashed into a mining company's parking lot. the impact caused multiple explosions that you can see in the video. the ntsb and faa are investigating. dozens of barges broke loose today near memphis, tennessee. forcing the coast guard to close a part of the mississippi

scattered a lot of debris there. the coast guard blocked off a 21-mile stretch of the river to traffic while clearing those barges. 26 of them ran aground. no word yet on exactly what caused that. friends and family said finally goodbyes to journalist gwenifill. among those paying respects er eric holder. she passed away monday at age 61 after a battle with cancer. as part of his final trip of his term he met with the president of peru. he's attending the trade summit. also there, mark zuckerberg, facebook ceo. he said bringing the internet to more people would raise

income inequality. the pope welcomes new cardinals today. they are from five different continents and cardinals are close advisors to the pope but the key job is actually to elect the pontiff. a santa was removed from a mall for telling a girl who was on his naughty list. it happened at the sem known town center in -- seminole a girl told santa what he wants to -- says she's on my nice list. but said hillary clinton is on my naughty list. the santa has been replaced. holiday shopping done early -- after the break, a local event helps you with your list

today thousands came out for the shop-a-palooza. shopping for the holidays and giving back to the local economy. >> reporter: shop a-palooza is mp black friday shopping. it started seven years ago when the founder wanted shoppers to keep their money local. >> if you spend a dollar at a local independent business, 70 cents will stay in your community. at a chain store only about 35 cents stays here. the rest goes to corporate. >> reporter: more than 130 vendors were out today selling their unique and often hand crafted items. while all selling a different product they all shared the

and support individual businesses and individual artists. >> support the mom and pop businesses, support the businesses and it can really -- small businesses and it can really boost our economy. >> skip the big stores and get super unique gifts for the holiday season. >> reporter: nearly 7,000 shoppers chose to skip big box stores this year. >> you have to support every local shop. justke >> reporter: from chocolate cake, hand crafted art and food trucks, all sales and support leads to a better tampa bay. >> i mean you got to support local. i mean that's what makes a community. >> reporter:? st. pete, janet jones, newschannel 8. >> if you missed out today don't worry, this event is going to be next saturday in downtown st. petersburg's south straw park. that runs from 10:00 a.m.

we are scanning the skies this saturday evening with max defender 8 and you wouldn't know it but we actually have a cold front sliding through. it's sitting just to the north but with it being a dry frontal passage we're expecting max defender 8 to sty quiet throughout the night. we've been talking about the cold front. slides through tonight, winds pick up behind midnight tonight and certainly for tomorrow. break out the sweaters, for sunday and monday, highs in the 60s and lows, 30s and 40s. we will watch the numbers start to warm up in time for thanksgiving, as we get back to 80. so tonight by 9:00 p.m., 65. we'll have scattered clouds as the cold front slides through. lots of sunshine on tap for

only make to it 67. a beautiful start to the day. take a look, temperature-wise, 60s out there now. the cold air still to the north of our area. 70 inverness. 64 wesley chapel. this is tomorrow morning -- the numbers really going to dive after midnight into the 40s. mid-40s to the north. low 50s to the south an our inland locations. again highs only getting into the 60s during the afternoon. but i wanted to focus in on the wind chill, yes, tomorrow morning a wind chill. this is what is actually going to feel like through the course of the night. by tomorrow morning, some of our northern communities around 40. maybe even a few upper 30s there. again it's going to be cold so before you if to bed make sure you scrounge through the closet and get the heavier jackets.

like low to mid-60s sunday afternoon. here's the frontal boundary there. another big swath of dry air rolling in behind it here. the winds are going to start to pick up throughout the night. so the frontal boundary slides through while we're sleeping. tomorrow morning, 40s and 50s with a stiff wind from the north 10 to 15 miles per hour. and it's going to stay fairly breezy, a bit gusty at times through the day sunday. lots of sunshine. then those temperatures will slowly start to moderate but the coldest morning will we're thinking widespread 40s, even some upper 30s in our northern counties. it will be chilly for guys in kansas city tomorrow as they head up there, buccaneers playing the chiefs, it will be in the mid-40s. so 50 degrees is where we're going to start monday. sunday, rather. by sunday afternoon we're at 67 degrees. temperatures way below average, 10 degrees below average. but those numbers start to warm up in the week ahead, as we approach thanksgiving. in fact we're going to make it

thursday. and a small rain chance by thursday. cue the turkey there. another chance of rain by next week. yeah, make sure you break out the long sleeves because you will need them by tomorrow morning. >> thank you very much. coming up -- florida lsu, to the final play. don't miss the thrilling