mark richt, first year head school that he played. back from being so successful at georgia and the s.e.c. crunch time in his first miami/florida state game as a head coach of the canes and it's coming down to this. >> chris: walton. nothing. stuffed right there by demarcus walker, who came around the edge. interesting call. >> kirk: yeah. your stud's got to take over when the game's on the line. nnadi. completely not fearing the quarterback run at all. they were completely locked in on the running back that time, mark walton. >> chris: the timing wasn't good. he bobbled the shotgun snap. fourth and five. here it comes. last gasp, perhaps, for the canes. kaaya for the end zone. a fourth down touchdown and consecutive p.a.t.s must deliver one more to tie the game, with 1:38 to play. what a throw by kaaya on fourth down. it's blocked! it's no good! the noles blocked the p.a.t.! and badgley's streak ends at 72 the block? there's a couple of flags down. let's check the markers. but the canes are walking off. >> referee: after the play, we

mark richt, first year head coach. school that he played. georgia and the s.e.c. crunch time in his first miami/florida state game as a head coach of the canes and it's coming down to this. >> chris: walton. nothing. stuffed right there by demarcus walker, who came around the edge. interesting call. >> kirk: yeah. your stud's got to take over when the game's on the line. and that's what just happened with demarco walker and nnadi. completely not fearing the quarterback run at all. they were completely locked in on the running back that time, mark walton. >> chris: the timing wasn't good. he bobbled the shotgun snap. fourth and five. here it comes. last gasp, perhaps, for the canes. kaaya for the end zone. a fourth down touchdown and michael badgley, who has made 72 consecutive one more to tie the game, with 1:38 to play. what a throw by kaaya on fourth down. it's blocked! it's no good! the noles blocked the p.a.t.! and badgley's streak ends at 72 in a row. is that demarcus walker who made there's a couple of flags down. let's check the markers. but the canes are w

mark richt, first year head coach. back from being so successful at georgia and the s.e.c. crunch time in his first miami/florida state game as a head coach of the canes and it's coming down to this. >> chris: walton. nothing. stuffed right there by demarcus walker, who came around the edge. interesting call. >> kirk: yeah. your stud's got to take over when the game's on the line. and that's what just hap with demarco walker and derrick nnadi. completely not fearing the quarterback run at all. they were completely locked in on the running back that time, mark walton. >> chris: the timing wasn't good. he bobbled the shotgun snap. fourth and five. here it comes. last gasp, perhaps, for the canes. kaaya for the end zone. a fourth down touchdown and michael badgley, consecutive p.a.t.s must deliver one more to tie the game, with 1:38 to play. what a throw by kaaya on fourth down. it's blocked! it's no good! the noles blocked the p.a.t.! and badgley's streak ends at 72 in a row. the block? there's a couple of flags down. let's check the markers. but the canes are walking off. >>

mark richt, first year head back from being so successful at georgia and the s.e.c. crunch time in his first miami/florida state game as a head coach of the canes and it's coming down to this. >> chris: walton. nothing. stuffed right there by demarcus walker, who came around the edge. interesting call. >> kirk: yeah. your stud's got to take over when the game's on the line. and that's what just happened with nnadi. completely not fearing the quarterback run at all. they were completely locked in on the running back that time, mark walton. >> chris: the timing wasn't good. he bobbled the shotgun snap. fourth and five. here it comes. last gasp, perhaps, for the canes. kaaya for the end zone. a fourth down touchdown and michael badgley, who consecutive p.a.t.s must deliver one more to tie the game, with 1:38 to play. what a throw by kaaya on fourth down. it's blocked! it's no good! the noles blocked the p.a.t.! and badgley's streak ends at 72 in a row. the block? there's a couple of flags down. let's check the markers. but the canes are walking off. >> referee: after th

mark richt, first year head coach. school that he played.orgia and the s.e.c. crunch time in his first miami/florida state game as a head coach of the canes and it's coming down to this. >> chris: walton. nothing. stuffed right there by demarcus walker, who came around the edge. interesting call. >> kirk: yeah. your stud's got to take over when the game's on the line. and that's what just happened with demarco walker and derrick nnadi. completely not fearing the quarterback run at all. they were completely locked in on the running back that time, mark walton. >> chris: the timing wasn't good. he bobbled the shotgun snap. fourth and five. here it comes. last gasp, perhaps, for the canes. kaaya for the end zone. coley -- touchdown! a fourth down touchdown and michael badgley, who has made 72 consecutive p.a.t.s must deliver one more to tie the game, with 1:38 to play. what a throw by kaaya on fourth down. it's blocked! it's no good! the noles blocked the p.a.t.! and badgley's streak ends at 72 in a row. is that demarcus walker who made the blo

miami with all three time-outs. >> kirk: the logic there from mark richt is, let's kick it deep. more than likely, jimbo fisher is going to run the ball three times. we have three time-outs. you get three stops and three time-outs, you force the punt on fourth down and you're out of time-outs, but you get the ball but you got to, obviously, you can't give florida state a fist down. >> chris: cook. takes the toss. and gets nothing. met immediately right there by michael pinckney. and they do spend a time-out. the ford wrapup show the game with cassidy hubbarth. be talking about a miami comeback or a seventh straight win by the seminoles in this sere reefs. i mean, these teams have battled tooth and nail over the years, has been so many big plays and so much emotion. so many hard hits. we've had all that tonight. and so often it's come down to a kicker, more often than not, mi missing. all those names of the florida state close calls, the the block party? demarcus walker? >> kirk: well, here he and derrick nnadi both, when the game is on the line, they started to make plays late in

keep him inbounds, pick up the >> chris: richt not calling the time-out here. they don't have to snap it until 40 seconds. they are going to hold onto these time-outs until after this first down. that was a gutsy call and a great call by jimbo fisher. >> chris: snapped it five seconds before he had to. cook around the edge. may not matter. dalvin cook. another first down at the 35 yard line and now miami is going to have to spend a time-out here. n sunday morning, tomorrow at 10:00 eastern over on espn, "nfl insiders" sunday edition. at 11:00, the new "sunday nfl countdown" takes you right up to kickoff. both shows also streaming live on the watch espn app. what a crazy final chapter to this. remember, the seminoles once kaaya and the canes offense had don nothing. berrios sets them up with a punt return. fourth down completion to coley for a touchdown. and the blocked p.a.t., demarcus walker. >> kirk: just says a lot about the florida state resiliency. everything they've been through this year. some tough losses. most recently, last week on a last-second field

we're just getting a snapshot of the mark richt era. do you think this is a team that end up with nine, ten wins or are we looking at an 8-5, 9-4-type season? >> greg: they have everything little inexperienced at linebacker but talented nonetheless, really good in the secondary. they didn't play well in the first half today and that was obviously a big reason why it's looking like they're going to fall to the tar heels. but this is a talented football team and mark richt is an outstanding coach. he's going to build miami into a winner. i think a perennial championship contender by the time it's all said and do they're getting the facilities where they need to be. once the facilities get, there the players will come. and miami will i think become a force in the very near future. >> $30 million practice facility that mark richt and his wife donated $1 million towards. >> tom: one area, fellas, where i think they are very deficient and as the season wears on, they could get exposed, is in the they've already suffered some injuries, they've

miami with all three time-outs. >> kirk: the logic there from mark richt is, let's kick it deep. more than likely, jimbo fisher is going to run the ball three times. we have three time-outs. you get three stops and three time-outs, you force the punt on fourth down and you're out of time-outs, but you get the ball back with maybe about a minute but you got to, obviously, you can't give florida state a fist down. >> chris: cook. takes the toss. and gets nothing. met immediately right there by michael pinckney. and they do spend a time-out. the ford wrapup show be talking about a miami comeback or a seventh straight win by the seminoles in this sere reefs. i mean, these teams have battled tooth and nail over the years, has been so many big plays and so much emotion. so many hard hits. we've had all that tonight. and so often it's come down to a kicker, more often than not, mi missing. all those names of the florida state close calls, the the block party? demarcus walker? >> kirk: well, here he and derrick nnadi both, when the game is on the line, they started to make plays late in

for a guy like richt. trying to snap the three-game losing streak. third and three. >> i say it is a quarterback run. >> dan: he fumbles it! it appeared miami was on top of it. it could have squirted out from there but it sure looked like miami had it. >> doug: and it is first down yardage if it were to be notre >> dan: no indications yet with the officials. notre dame's football. terence smythe got a little greedy here. there is where it is not cleanly behind him. >> dan: so that ball was loose. was that kizer who finally got it? >> doug: it would not surprise me if he got in there and got it. i complain about this all the time. protect it from 99 yards. reach out for the ball down by the 1 yard line. so now the first and goal. you look at the first look. i would have liked to have looked how close he was. was there a possibility? >> doug: he is probably a foot short of the goal line when that ball came out. >> dan: so the penalty moves it to the one yard line. >> doug: miami has two time-outs. do you just hammer the football or do you go for the ch

then you have mark richt who lost three in a row. he spent 15 years in georgia. never in his playing career, his assistant coaching career, and his head coaching career at that was it. so this is uncharted territory for a guy like richt. trying to snap the three-game losing streak. third and three. >> i say it is a quarterback run. >> dan: he fumbles it! it appeared miami was on top of it. it could have squirted out from there but it sure looked like miami had it. >> doug: and it is first down yardage if it were to be notre >> dan: no indications yet with the officials. notre dame's football. terence smythe got a little greedy there is where it is not cleanly behind him. >> dan: so that ball was loose. was that kizer who finally got it? >> doug: it would not surprise me if he got in there and got it. i complain about this all the time. protect it from 99 yards. reach out for the ball down by the 1 yard line. you look at the first look. i would have liked to have looked how close he was. was there a possibility? >> doug: he is probably a foot short of the goal lin

there was concern after mark richt left that he would decommit. he did not. >> gary: when you've got a cannon as an arm and you can throw that ball, there is not a safe spot on the field. that was matthew staffordish >> verne: wow. >> gary: you've gotten the ball backed up with 10 seconds to go. you don't want a long field goal here. do you squib it? i pooch it. i don't know why tennessee is up. they're not going to kick it short. i don't know what they're doing. >> verne: evan berry. tries to get out of bounds. does. four seconds to go. >> gary: tennessee played everybody up. there is a flag on the play, by the way. >> verne: at the 28 yard line. >> referee: off side. number 20. the kickoff team. five-yard penalty enforced from the end of the return. first down. >> gary: with four seconds to go, i don't think you have two plays here. >> verne: no. goal? i don't know why tennessee is thinks there is going to be an onside kick here. why are they not back? are you going to throw it into the end zone or throw a 55-yard field goal? it would be a 60-ya

there was concern after mark richt left that he would decommit. he did not. >> gary: when you've got a cannon as an arm and you can throw that ball, there is not a safe spot on the field. that was matthew staffordish right there, wasn't it? >> verne: wow. >> gary: you've gotten the ball backed up with 10 seconds to go. you don't want a long field goal here. do you squib it? i pooch it. i don't know why tennessee is up. they're not going to kick it short. i don't know what they're doing. >> verne: evan berry. gets loose. tries to get out of bounds. does. four seconds to go. >> gary: tennessee played everybody up. there is a flag on the play, by the way. >> verne: at the 28 yard line. >> referee: off side. number 20. the kickoff team. five-yard penalty enforced from the end of the return. first down. >> gary: with four seconds to go, i don't think you have two plays here. >> verne: no. >> gary: do you try a field goal? i don't know why tennessee is thinks there is going to be an onside kick here. why are they not back? are you going to throw it into

there was concern after mark richt left that he would decommit. he did not. >> gary: when you've got a cannon as an arm and you can throw that ball, there is not a safe spot on the field. that was matthew staffordish >> verne: wow. >> gary: you've gotten the ball backed up with 10 seconds to go. you don't want a long field goal here. do you squib it? i pooch it. i don't know why tennessee is up. they're not going to kick it short. i don't know what they're doing. >> verne: evan berry. gets loose. tries to get out of bounds. does. four seconds to go. >> gary: tennessee played everybody up. there is a flag on the play, by the way. >> verne: at the 28 yard line. >> referee: off side. number 20. the kickoff team. five-yard eorced from the end of the return. firs >> gary: with four seconds to go, i don't think you have two plays here. >> verne: no. goal? i don't know why tennessee is thinks there is going to be an onside kick here. why are they not back? are you going to throw it into the end zone or throw a 55-yard field goal? it would be a 60-yarder.

you have to give mark richt credit. miami has steadily run up the ap poll. they can make a statement against fsu. by the way, that game kicks off here on abc at 8:00. >>> still to word on how longer railed mccoy will be out with a calf injury. he was taken off the a boot on his left foot. john hughes was signed who spent four years with the browns. noah spence is leaving the field with a right armed in a sling. both had mri's. that's the morning sports update. enjoy your day. >>> an out of shape new york police recruit gets a friend to exam. how they were caught and the charges the recruit is facing. >>> living in florida, of course, puts us at risk for skin cancer caused by the sun. a california woman created a machine that applies a perfect layer of sunscreen. three things we do wrong when applying it by hand. havertys furniture helps your home look perfect art monk! retired. i'll take him over these fools playing today. aw come on, man. that's not how this game works. art monk! i want to change my name to hot mamma! lame. you're lame. no! i'm not writing

miami, 4-0 against a suspect schedule in mark richt's first year, favored tonight against number 23 florida state. hurricane matthew dominating the

then you have mark richt who lost three in a row. he spent 15 years in georgia. never in his playing career, his assistant coaching career, and his head coaching career at georgia, he only had one four-game losing streak. that was it. trying to snap the three-game losing streak. third and three. >> i say it is a quarterback run. >> dan: he fumbles it! it appeared miami was on top of it. it could have squirted out from there but it sure looked like miami had it. >> doug: and it is first down yardage if it were to be notre >> dan: no indications yet with the officials. notre dame's football. terence smythe got a little greedy here. there is where it is not cleanly behind him. >> dan: so that ball was loose. was that kizer who finally got it? >> doug: it would not surprise me if he got in there and got it. i complain about this all the time. protect it from 99 yards. reach out for the ball down by the 1 yard line. so now the first and goal. that's kendrick norton. i would have liked to have looked how close he was. was there a possibility? >> doug: he is probably a

you've got to give mark richt credit. that game kicks off right here on abc at 8:00. >>> the buccaneers are still in a holding pattern right now on how long defensive tackle will be out with injuries. mccoy hurt his left calf against denver yesterday. he left the stadium with a bat on his foot. the buccaneers have signed john hughes who spent four years with the browns. noah spence right here leaving the stadium with his right arm in a sling. it's believed he suffered a shoulder injury. both players will have mris. neither is expected to play monday night against carolina, overcome, especially mccoy. >> we don't know exactly ace stand up here now. obviously when you lose a player like any amount of time it hurts. with that said, clinton mcdonald stepped up, had his best game of the years and i his best game of the year. >> he was escorted out of the dressing room following warmups. he had just suffered leg cramps. >>> on the flip side the panthers have a quarterback dilemma. cam newton had his bell rung protocol. they did

back and forth, miami came out, kind of showed that this is a new era with mark richt, and then give francois and this noles team a lot of credit for the way they persevered and fought back. >> chris: really turned this game. miami was throwing. kaaya threw a pick in the end zone. mcfadden made the pick that turned things around. then the targeting call on jamal carter, the safety for the her capes on a third and long play. if he doesn't target, if that call isn't made, and upheld by the booth, canes get the ball back, who knows how it would have gone. but that was another play that loomed large. >> kirk: i think there were a few plays that kind of went back and forth, if we went back and looked at this and watched it, one and how about that one? it was definitely one of those kind of games, but the extra point at the end. miami did everything in their power, offensively, to finally get good field position, after the big punt return. coley on fourth down, the touchdown. just kind of assume it's going to be a tied game and headed to overtime, and walker comes up with the big blocked p

there was concern after mark richt left that he would decommit. he did not. >> gary: when you've got a cannon as an arm and you can throw that ball, there is not a safe spot on the field. that was matthew staffordish >> verne: wow. >> gary: you've gotten the ball backed up with 10 seconds to go. you don't want a long field goal here. do you squib it? i pooch it. i don't know why tennessee is up. they're not going to kick it short. i don't know what they're doing. >> verne: evan berry. gets loose. tries to get out of bounds. does. four seconds to go. >> gary: tennessee played everybody up. there is a flag on the play, by the way. >> verne: at the 28 yard line. >> referee: off side. number 20. the kickoff team. five-yard penalty enforced from the end of the return. first down. >> gary: with four seconds to go, i don't think you have two plays here. goal? i don't know why tennessee is thinks there is going to be an onside kick here. why are they not back? are you going to throw it into the end zone or throw a 55-yard field goal? it would be a 60-yard

then you have mark richt who lost three in a row. he spent 15 years in georgia. never in his playing career, his assistant coaching career, and his head coaching career at georgia, he only had one four-game losing streak. that was it. trying to snap the three-game losing streak. third and three. >> i say it is a quarterback run. >> dan: he fumbles it! it appeared miami was on top of it. it could have squirted out from there but it sure looked like miami had it. >> doug: and it is first down yardage if it were to be notre >> dan: no indications yet with the officials. notre dame's football. terence smythe got a little greedy here. there is where it is not cleanly behind him. >> dan: so that ball was loose. was that kizer who finally got it? >> doug: it would not surprise me if he got in there and got it. i complain about this all the time. protect it from 99 yards. reach out for the ball down by the 1 yard line. so now the first and goal. that's kendrick norton. i would have liked to have looked how close he was. was there a possibility? >> doug: he is probably a

there was concern after mark richt left that he would decommit. he did not. >> gary: when you've got a cannon as an arm and you can throw that ball, there is not a safe spot on the field. that was matthew staffordish >> verne: wow. >> gary: you've gotten the ball backed up with 10 seconds to go. you don't want a long field goal here. do you squib it? i pooch it. i don't know why tennessee is up. they're not going to kick it short. i don't know what they're doing. >> verne: evan berry. gets loose. tries to get out of bounds. does. four seconds to go. >> gary: tennessee played everybody up. there is a flag on the play, by the way. >> verne: at the 28 yard line. >> referee: off side. number 20. the kickoff team. five-yard penalty enforced from the end of the return. first down. >> gary: with four seconds to go, i don't think you have two plays here. thinks there is going to be an onside kick here. why are they not back? are you going to throw it into the end zone or throw a 55-yard field goal? it would be a 60-yarder. >> gary: three wide to the left,

richt of high pressure. temperatures into the 70's on saturday. drum roll, 80's by sunday. i told you opposite direction of snowfall. here's a look at your planner, 63 by midday, 73 by 4:00. pleasant day tomorrow. as far as halloween concerned, 50's and 60's and i've got clear skie all the little ones. it will be dry. 47 for us for tonight. little on the chilly side. for tomorrow, high of 74. that seven-day forecast serving up an 80-degree sunday. can you believe it? then a frontal system comes through. could bring us a chance of showers sunday but cools us down on monday. we're back to 63 degrees. into the 60's, then we warm back up by the time we hit tuesday. look at the -- once we get fellow hump day headed back to far as temperatures are concerned. >> going to be sweating for the marine corp marathon. 80? events kick off today at the national harbor. the open tonight and tomorrow, 8:00 sunday morning, metro will not be opening early for this weekend's race. fox 5 erin como has strategies how to get and runners will be able to cross the start line along near the pentagon

miami, 4-0 against a suspect schedule in mark richt's first year, favored tonight against number 23 florida state.

miami, 4-0 against a suspect schedule in mark richt's first year, favored tonight against

miami, 4-0 against a suspect schedule in mark richt's first year, favored tonight against

. >> that's tristin richt. >> she's a tornado. >> oh, that's cute. >> the face. >> what's up with people's obsession with bob ross? >> because it is an easy one. >> there is a major theme going on. it is iconic. >> sarah submitted bob ross and his painting. here is bob ross in a happy tree. >> so your spouse or significant other is your easel and -- >> yeah. >> that's a good couple's costume. >> i was obsessed with bob ross when i was a kid. i was an a.d.d. kid. i told you before. it was kind of hard to -- but look h here. just like watching golf. get sucked in. talking about the little white caps that go on the top of the wave. i think we should show our kids now a little bob ross. it is better that be mozart. >> didn't they just report that bob's hair wasn't real? wasn't that the story? >> if you're telling me that was a prop. >> it was a perm. he didn't have is the natural fro. >> people do all kinds of adjustments to maximize their hair. >> i do it every day. day to maximize everything. >> his hair was gorgeous. >> maybe kids should start watching bob and like the reruns of it. i talk

ernie richts was a neighborhood friend. >> on this corner we would play baseball and the manhole covers were the bases. >> in addition to baseball her friends say hillary loved a good debate. >> hill's dad he loved nothing better than to throw out a topic that we would go no way. and i think we all learned to debate from sitting around the dinner table. >> but according to carl bernstein he was known to turn it into something much less palatable. >> he would call on hillary and her brothers and dorothy would try to express herself and he would say what the hell do you know, miss fancy pants? it was vicious and disdainful. >> how tough was he as a father? >> he was tough. he was a man of his time. he was a chief petty officer in world war ii. training young sailors to go to the pacific. my dad was old fashioned. if i brought home a good report card he would say you must go to an easy school. he was always trying to push me further than i would otherwise go. >> hillary's mother taught her no matter what was standing in her way she could always push through. >> one day she took a carpenter

ernie richt was a neighborhood friend. >> on this corner we would play baseball and the manhole coversere the bases. >> in addition to baseball, her friends said hillary loved a good debate. >> he loved nothing better than to throw out a topic that he knew we would go, "no way!" and i think we all learned to debate by sitting around their table. >> but according to a biographer, hugh rodham turned debates into something much less palatable. >> he would go around the table and call on her brothers and and call on hillary and then her mother would try to express herself and he'd say "what the hell do you know, miss fancy pants?" it was disdainful. >> how tough was he? >> he was tough. he had trained thousands of young sailors to go off mostly to the pacific. so my dad was very old fashioned. if i would bring home a good report card, he would say, oh, you must be going to an easy school. he was always trying to push me further than what i thought i could go. >> hillary's mother taught her no matter what stood in her way, she could always push through. >> one day she took a carpenter's lev

>> well, dave richts is a great choice. around the world in china, canada, and the u.s. i don't know about the jesuit education. two of his children are in the jesuit high school here in the city. >> that's good. you will pass the "squawk box" mantle onto him? he understands what's required of him in terms of the appearances on the show, right? >> i absolutely will. i'm not quite sure i can explain it to him, but i'll put it over his shoulders. >> all right. you're still boss, dude. you can still -- you know, he could screw this up. so just make sure he understands, you know, what's required. so tell us about this initiative, john. >> well, joe, what we're announcing today really extends and expands the program we started back in 2003 in providing two really old, 50-year-old, 60-year-old medicines. transferring the technology for those to help treat multi-drug resistant tuberculosis in the hot spots around the world. this led us in 2011 to expand that to include non-communicable diseases with a focus on places like brazil,

back and forth, miami came out, kind of showed that this is a new era with mark richt, and then give francois and this noles team a lot of credit for the way they persevered and fought back. really turned this game. miami was throwing. kaaya threw a pick in the end zone. mcfadden made the pick that turned things around. then the targeting call on jamal carter, the safety for the her capes on a third and long play. if he doesn't target, if that call isn't made, and upheld by the booth, canes get the ball back, who knows how it would have gone. but that was another play that loomed large. >> kirk: i think there were a few plays that kind of went back and forth, if we went bk and looked at this and watched it, one and how about that one? it was definitely one of those kind of games, but the extra point at the end. miami did everything in their power, offensively, to finally get good field position, after the big punt return. coley on fourth down, the touchdown. just kind of assume it's going to be a tied game and headed to overtime, and walkeromes up with the big blocked p.a.t. that's w