quarter against illinois, he had a couple of these. that's a safety. crawford standing right in the hole. newby max him miss and another first down in this ball game and it's newby again, this is all on him. newbie inside the loose. indiana, holy cow! >> referee: the ruling on the field was the runner was down prior to the ball being fumbled. first down nebraska. >> ed: now, listen, if the ball is recovered in the immediate action after the play -- ooh, you know what, he's down.

sure -- knee's down. >> mike: you're right. >> ed: i mean, it's within literally one frame of our video before this ball comes out. and remember, it was ruled down on the field. so this would volcano to be indisputable. >> mike: that is not indisputable. >> ed: no, it is literally within a half frame one way or the other there that ball came out. i don't think it did and i don't think there is. >> mike: there have been times when we said you couldn't possibly overturn that. >> cole: right there, it's on the ground. again, it's within a half of -- whoo. drk that angle is the closest one that looks like a fumble.

>> ed: the looks like the ball is just starting to come loose right as newby's knee is start ing to. >> i think if they called it a fumble on the field, i'm not sure they could overturn it. but because they call candidate it not a stands. >> it was. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field of the runner down prior to the fumble stands as called. nebraska football, first down and ten.

sr.ervink vskki. that is the right call. they got it wm it was a quarter of a frame when the ball was coming out. >> when you have but this is as close as it gets. and give the officials on the field credit did it. thap goes one and and nebraska can almost, almost run this out youcht, newby wraps both arms around the ball. >> mike: now, they can wait until after -- they use one of the time-outs here.

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state. looufrl had a battle with duke and nebraska and indiana. nebraska clinging to a two-point lead. >> ed: if they win this is a quality win. this is a very good indiana team that's going to go to a bowl game this year. they fought and skramped it. they have plenty of talent. i know a lot of people are wondering how smart nebraska is. they have hung in against a pretty good team. >> mike: they go with the end around to westbrook. indianas had one time-out. one of let the clock run but they will use the time-out here. 1:35 and we check in with cassidy hubbarth. >> number 1717 virginia tech on upset alert. a one-yard run caps off a 17-yard drive and syracuse is up 31-17 in the fourth. later tonight, a big one in the big ten. number two ohio state in madison

that game at 8:00 eastern on espn. mike, ed, back to you. >> cassidy, thanks very much. pierson-el had the last carry. tonight on abc, more big ten action. j. k6789 barrett, you can watch on espn. ohio state, the only team in the country ranked in the top five in total offense and total offense drk well, total little bump against allen's group. indiana played really well, two weeks in a row, against an explosive offense, held them well below their average and you look at drew brown, the kicker. if i'm nebraska, i'm not so sure getting the time off the kloss -- we have already had one blocked field goal today.

>> ed: a blocked punt. and you line up for a field goal. surprised if you don't have a run here. >> mike: and they they will run wild. "nfl insiders" wanted on out of bounds play sbhsm they were within an ench of getting it dpk he goes out of bounds, you save a lot of time and a field goal just puts you up by five. bit of time for indiana. >> ed: the worry about nebraska. you do need to kick it here. overize, you only need three. if i'm mike rye quli, i don't think we have a field goal in the house.

mark clock did stop. 48 seconds. >> ed: and indiana, the last game at home against michigan state. michigan state missed a field goal in the first overtime. then indiana got the ball back and after a couple tries, griffin oakes was able to knock it through for the field goal. >> mike: indiana has not a top ten team in 30 years. 30. >> ed: they have not beaten back-to-back ranked teams which they would doll if they win this since 1945. a lot on the line for kevin wilson and remaining in the top ten for nebraska. >> mike: and remaining perfect. it's been a 14-play drive. that has taken seven and a half minutes.

>> ed: and a good job by indiana using those two time-outs. they've got 45 seconds or a little less of the kickoff return. in the college game, first down it is, the clock stops. incomplete passes, it stops. and lagow was not have any time-outs, they should have time to work with and because of the field goal, they know they need seven. >> mike: earlier time-out. but just skr if they had it in their pocket, they could have stopped with it 1:40 left. plenty of time to go down field and score. >> ed: there was confusion on offenses. they didn't have the right people in. why they called the time-out. those are the ones you think about.

with pat reilly. they had a down here at oregon state. and coach said, what do you think of lincoln, northbound snb and he said, the program i grew up watching as a kid? and he said, i could consider going from oregon state to nebraska. >> mike: veteran coach who gets a lot of respect in the business. >> ed: and indiana, they have been put back on the field and back on the fieldle and have played really well, >> mike: williams will take a knee so 4 an an connell pleat pass is way better. be careful if, you throw underneath, you have to be careful. that can be 12, 15, 20 seconds which can be death if you're

>> mike: richard lagow leads them out. remember on a first down, the clock stops so they are move the chains. you get a break there. lagow rifles this one. jones couldn't quite come down with it and the williams couldn't quite come down with the the pick. >> ed: and lagow, a little gimpy on the left leg. jones was wide open. if you take just a little off the ball that is a fist down at about the 40 yard line. the incomplete pass helps to

>> mike: lagow, guns this one. it's picked! aaron williams! indiana needed a miracle and they didn't get it. >> ed: williams a sophomore from atlanta, georgia. mark banker told young man coming into his own. he is playing in a nickel back slot coverage position. this is just a missed throw by lagow. once again had his man open. westbrook had an inside route. williams playing over the top. they were not going to give up the big throw. happy to give them a 10 or 15 yard throw and lagow just missed it. >> mike: it was a struggle for nebraska but a well earned

and preserve the top ten ranking as they win it 27-22. huge win for mike riley and a heartbreaking loss for kevin wilson. >> ed: terrific win for nebraska down the stretch. they have a couple tough ones, wisconsin and ohio state. but winnable for the cornhuskers. >> mike: let's go to jerry punch, doc? >> jerry: coach this is like a hef qulif weight championship fight. punch, counterpunch. what was key for the huskers to hang on? >> i really, really appreciate the resiliency of the team. we're not always pretty although we played a lot of good defense tonight. we kept playing and the indiana team kept playing. it was really hard sbift was nts all good. buff i love our our team plays

were people that said that he is a shell out on the huskers. what you did learn about your team made? >> i learned our team will fight. i have known that all along. that's what i can trust just about every week out. we have to them them get better and better as a football team. but i know they are working like crazy and they will fight in a game freal hart. >> >> it's great for everybody. it's particularly great for the 2016 team. is a really -- this team's been through a lot. since the end of last season to where they are right now. they have hung together and they have thrown. what it means nor team at this minute, it's very good. >> thanks, coach, go celebrate. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, jerry, and thank you coach.

homecoming they will remember for a long, long time. the final here here in bloomington, nebraska 27, indiana 22. tonight at 8:00 eastern, saturday night football and number two ohio state and and for jerry punch and ed cunningham, this is mike

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warming trend takes over starting tomorrow. how high temperatures go plus if we see any rain soon. cherise: a new hampshire sailor who died in pearl harbor is laid to rest. 75 years after his death, a final homecoming ceremony. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. cherise: breaking news. a police chase on route 101 in manchester ended right near exit one. you're looking at live pictures near the exit one off ramp where state police just cleared that scene. they're not really saying any information now about what led up to that chase but we'll keep updated as more of that information comes in to us. turning now to commitment 2016, donald trump ralirg voters in portsmouth. the republican presidential nominee now claiming that his opponent hillary clinton was high on drugs during the last

i'm cherise leclerc. trump says there should be drug testing before debates. wmur's kristen carosa has trump's message to voters from portsmouth. kristen: donald trump held a rally outside this car dealership here in portsmouth where he spoke for nearly an hour. with 24 days left until this election trump is trying to connect with as many voters as he can. >> mr. donald j. trump! kristen: republican presidential nominee donald trump was ged mr. trump: we're going to win this great state. 24 days left. 24 days left. we will take back the white house. and we will make america great again. kristen: trump says if elected president, he will work to address the state's opiod crisis. mr. trump: when i won the primary, i promised the people of new hampshire that i would stop drugs from pouring into your community. remember that? i said strongly.

i'm going to do it. kristen: this is trutch's seventh trip to the granite state and his visit comes three weeks until the election which he says is in favor of his democratic opponent. mr. trump: the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president. kristen: in a new attack against hillary clinton, trump told the crowd he believes she was under the influence of drugs during the last debate. mr. trump: i don't know what's going on with her. but at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end, it was like oh, take me down. she could barely reach her car. kristen: following that statement, trump offered a recommendation on what should happen moving forward. mr. trump: athletes, they make them take a drug test, right? i think we should take a drug test prior to the debate. kristen: the next and last presidential debate will take

reporting in portsmouth, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. cherise: kristin, thank you. today, actress connie britton is campaigning for hillary clinton in new hampshire. she's known for her roles in "nashville" and "friday night lights." britton met with voters in londonderry this afternoon and says clinton has the experience to be president and strong values about women, family, and children. >> and i do believe that if women were women were given the -- given the power of their own bodies, if women are treated as equals, then i actually think that that will make an impact on the economy. kristen: and britton made several stops across the state today. she will also campaign in keene and hanover tomorrow. meantime, on monday, president bill clinton will campaign for hillary clinton in new hampshire.

party organizing event at 11:30 a.m. and then president clinton will visit keene state college at 2:15. you can rsvp for that event online. well, a large rescue attempt on mount jefferson this afternoon. fish and game officers say one man suffered a heart attack and died. nearby hikers captured this video of a national guard helicopter landing. wmur's kristen pope live in the studio with more detai kristen: cherise, this morning, twin mountain e.m.s. and fire officials were called to caps ridge trail on mount jefferson for a medical emergency. fish and game officials say they received a 911 call around 8:00 a.m. and a man collapsed and suffered a heart attack. authorities say two friends performed c.p.r. on a 62-year-old rick libby until help arrived. shortly after emergency crews arrived, the national guard helicopter landed to airlift

everyone's attempts to save libby failed. dan mcginness was an eyewitness nearby. and he began recording the incident once the helicopter got close. >> the unique experience having hiked so many mountains to see a helicopter coming up so close and all that stuff, it's just unfortunate, you know, and condolences go out to the family of the individual whose life was lost. >> it looked like physically could have -- you look -- he looked very physically fit when i saw him. had all the proper equipment to do such a hike. so i think he was very seasoned hiker. kristen: fish and game officials remind hikers to be cautious as temperatures drop this fall. as always, they urge hikers to be prepared with food, water, and tools to survive in the woods overnight. live in the studio, kristen

concord forced a state trooper to drive into the guard rail to avoid a crash early this morning. 28-year-old gregory dumais is charged with d. wurks i. and reckless conduct after police say he was driving south on 93 north. sergeant james steinmetz was taken to the hospital following his close call with the car. a newmarket man is charged with driving while intoxicated for the second time in one after a crash on north main street in newmarket yesterday. police say 60-year-old joseph keyser crashed into the back of a truck around 3:00 p.m. he was then taken to the hospital with injuries where he allegedly assaulted two officers. keyser is being held on $10,000 cash bail. at rockingham county jail. also, in newmarket, police are investigating after a truck crashed through the first floor of an american legion late last night. that truck crashed into the

room about 12 people were inside at the time. but thankfully, no one was hurt. legion members say the driver claimed to have lost control of his brakes. the driver suffered only a minor injury. no word yet on how much damage will cost or when it will be repaired. a cool but sunny saturday out there today. the fall foliage is really starting to peak in mount washington valley. and paul careth sent us these absolutely gorgeous pictures taken this morning on the kangamangus highway. this gorgeous weather is sticking around for sunday. mike: what shots. the peak color reaching many parts of new hampshire and northern sections all the way down to northern lakes region and points west as well. temperatures were seasonably cool today. right now, they are beginning to fall back into the low 40's north to around 50 south. even though it will be a cool night tonight, it will not be as cold as last night. when many spots were down into the 20's. but take a look right now. in and around chicago. 68.

not too far away. and that means a warming trend is about to develop along with a fair amount of sunshine. you see off to our west that builds in for your sunday. what about a chance of a couple of showers? and how long will the spring-like warmth stick around? we'll look at all of that straight ahead. cherise: thank you, mike. a 19-year-old new hampshire man killed in the attack on pearl harbor has finally been laid to rest beside his parents. navy firemen third class edwin oklahoma at pearl harbor. on december 7, 1941. the young man from keene was one of 429 servicemen killed when that ship capsized after being hit by japanese torpedos. he was buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu until his remains were exhumed. and then positively identified through d.n.a. from a cousin. >> it's a day to celebrate. he's home with his parents. it's not a sad day. it's a happy day.

honors. still to come on news 9, an incredible rescue all caught on camera. >> she was very, very scared. >> a woman crashed her u.s., v. into a massachusetts pond. how two bikers rushed to rescue her. plus remembering slain journalist jim foley. the race raising money for his