. >> sean: they will extend the winning streak to 20 in a row, 17 straight acc games.ast acc loss was here two years ago when they lost 17-16 to tom o'brian's wolfpack. p.j. williams said when they left here two years ago they learned a valuable lesson, you can never get complacent, you have to get locked in every dayy they found the focus. they're going to win. matt dayes brought the kickoff back to the 27. here's stormy mcshay down on the field. >> todd: no weather today. it's been real nice. listen, there's a lot not to like about what's going on off the field with jameis winston talking nfl scouts, all frustrated with the lack of maturity. on the field, you see the leadership. that's from nfl scouts and just seeing it here all day long. he's been talking to his defensive linemen and backs. making sure they were getting to the line of scrimmage, talking to receivers about all the matchups. i've been impressed with him and everyone who has been around the program says that's one of his strikes. you can see it on the field today, especially when things were not lookin

tough schedule ahead in the acc for the orange. another complex into traffic, nice catch by adrian flemming, the senior into irish territory. >> kirk: there was so much about where are they going to be, the big east, the aac, they finally found a home in the acc. i think that's finally going to help them as they grow in football and all their sports. i think they're going to fit in. it's different rivalries. >> chris: hunt, near sideline. fleming couldn't hold it. 31 seconds to play. >> kirk: going to have a big impact on recruiting. i think -- one thing we know about scott shafer is, he has, you know, he has ties to ohio. they want to do well in this state here in new jersey, new york. but they also want to be able to move down the coast and i think the visibility of being in the acc can help them be able to accomplish that. >> chris: new jersey/new york area. pennsylvania's not far away. important recruiting turf for both of these programs. the irish have a long history of coming into the state of new jersey and grabbing players.

tough schedule ahead in the acc for the orange. another complex into traffic, nice catch by adrian flemming, the senior into irish territory. >> kirk: there was so much about where are they going to be, the big east, the aac, they finally found a home in the acc. i think that's finally going to help them as they grow in football and all their sports. i think they're going to fit in. it's different rivalries. >> chris: hunt, near sideline. fleming couldn't hold it. 31 seconds to play. >> kirk: going to have a big impact on recruiting. i think -- one thing we know about scott shafer is, he has, you know, he has ties to ohio. they want to do well in this state here in new jersey, new york. but they also want to be able to move down the coast and i think the visibility of being in the acc can help them be able to accomplish that. >> chris: new jersey/new york area. pennsylvania's not far away. important recruiting turf for both of these programs. the irish have a long history of coming into the state of new jersey and grabbing players.

the pirates win it 28-21. >>> speaking of the acc.ose vim, high hopes, but they were dashed today. in the fourth quarter, late. the game-winner from 42 yards out with 3:30 left. virginia goes on to upset louisville and the folks storm the turf there in charlottesville. >>> purdue and notre dame from indianapolis. close game in the first half, as well. but here comes golson. 15 yards in the final minute of the second quarter. notre dame shut out purdue in the second half, and they would cruise. >>> we showed you the first overtime in this kentucky/florida game. this just happened over on the s.e.c. network. the gators score in the third overtime. that's the final possession. florida wins. they survive the upset bid from kentucky and what a fitting way for us to close out the night there, as well. there you see it. three overtimes. they got that fourth and goal in the first overtime when they had to score a touchdown. they did. look at the huge game from robinson. 15 catches, 216 yards and two touchdowns. florida remains unbeaten. that'

the pirates win it 28-21. >>> speaking of the acc.ose vim, high hopes, but they were dashed today. in the fourth quarter, late. the game-winner from 42 yards out with 3:30 left. virginia goes on to upset louisville and the folks storm the turf there in charlottesville. >>> purdue and notre dame from indianapolis. close game in the first half, as well. but here comes golson. 15 yards in the final minute of the second quarter. notre dame shut out purdue in the second half, and they would cruise. >>> we showed you the first overtime in this kentucky/florida game. this just happened over on the s.e.c. network. the gators score in the third overtime. that's the final possession. florida wins. they survive the upset bid from kentucky and what a fitting way for us to close out the night there, as well. there you see it. three overtimes. they got that fourth and goal in the first overtime when they had to score a touchdown. they did. look at the huge game from robinson. 15 catches, 216 yards and two touchdowns. florida remains unbeaten. that'

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. >>> to college football, miami played louisville in their debut in the acc. >> and louisville work they are the fastest cardinal. and there he goes. >> he's gone. louisville's player turns on the gas with this 97-yard return. keeping the momentum going, 31-13. houston texans' defensive end j.j. watt has a six-year contract extension worth a cool $100 million. >> what? >> and nearly half of that, $52 million, guaranteed. yeah, he's now the highest-paid defensive player in nfl history. >>> the rocky balboa statue will get company. a 9-foot tall of the other home favorite, smoken joe frazier. and it will be a bronze and then moved into a sports stadium. >>> video game programmers for madden 15. >> another one? >> first players flying off the screen. >> kind of funny. >> now it's tiny titan. that's rookie linebacker kirk see. he is 1'2", in real life, he's 6'1", 235. >> i wonder if that's a blow to his ego. >> need better programmers. that's what you do. >> all right, thank you. hear that? extreme weather in iowa. a lightning bolt hit 20 feet from two storm chasers. one was hurt but is

the big ten isn't the acc. exe best football but did knock off a top 25 team a week ago. the first ever big ten conference game for maryland taking place on the road in hoosier country. we are tied at 3-3. maryland threatening c.j. brown. takes a 10-3 lead and later in the quarter adding on and finding one of the play makers. digs, this play deserves a selfie. watch the celebration. well played. halftime for the terps. not a good sign here. c.j. brown in a cast on his left hand. he was done for the day. didn't play the second half. no worries because caleb roe got the job done. finds ross on the screen pass and does the rest. 36 yards for the touchdown. two touchdowns in the game. maryland takes their first big ten conference game 37-15. afterwards randy talking about brown's injury. >> couldn't grip anything with that left hand. we have a lot of confidence in caleb. we might change a little bit offensively but he has won games for us and came out here today and did a good job. so life is about overcoming adver

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down in blacks burg, virginia tech, acc opener against georgia tech.his was an up and down day for hokies quarterback michael brewer. pick it up in the fourth quarter. virginia tech up six. brewer's pass intercepted by paul davis. he's going the other way. 41 yards for the touchdown. yellow jackets have their first lead of the game with 17-16. but brewer he did redeem himself. ensuing drive. mckenzie, coughs up the football but brewer is johnny on the spot. just like they drew it up, he scoops and scores. two-point conversion was good. hokies are back on top 24-17. everything is all right. but two minutes to go in the ball game now. we have a tied game at 24-24. brewer picked off again. third interception of the game for brewer and it's set up this game-winning field goal by harr bucker. 24 yards out. georgia tech wins it 27-24. hokies drop their second straight game after that win against ohio state a few weeks ago. >>> mike london's virginia cavaliers, on the road, in utah, taking on byu. uva starts with the ball. second play. quarterback grayson lam

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i have to tell you, i was acc s accessing some of this with the help of this ethical hacker and it's you see a photograph of a student, you see bus routes, you can go into area where's you see excuses for gym for not making gym. it is the most sensitive information. if you think the government is protecting it, you could be prong. >> so they advise even, you got to get this patch, fix it. otherwise you could be endangering all these people. why wouldn't every one of these organizations do what oracle told them to do? >> well, i don't think when it comes to software in this country that there is the same kind of alert when you find out for instance if there is something wrong with your car. you might get an e-mail. i don't know that oracle, which would not comment ft. story, we fight add, i don't know that they reached out to every customer and made sure in every school district, every college, government organization, there was the homeland security area that's very sensitive, a major port and top secret defense intelligence agents visited this port. they left their names, their driv

and former nfl player and host of "acc gridiron live," alge crumpler. good to see you guys.u here. how could roger goodell get it so wrong. >> first of all, alge, let's get off on a good start, go duke. i know you're a carolina guy. go, duke blue devils. that's all i get is a smile? i don't think, first of all, a number of things -- thanks for having me on. you know, first of all, ray rice is never going to play in the nfl again. roger goodell is going nowhere. i mean, the league has made, since he's been commissioner, not the $10.8 billion. there will be no boycott of the nfl. people are not going to do that. there will be no zero tolerance. the biggest fear for the nfl is what you just said there, randi. you guys nailed it today with those interviews. that was on "face the nation." you guys had one, too. they do not want to be in front of congress. they are a tax-exempt organization. they do not want to be brought up on that issue, and you don't want to see anybody in the nfl racing their right hand. that's the big issue. >> alge, you played ten years in the league. are pl

i think it's really understand the focus of my talk is who had acce access, who had opportunity to shape the local public meaning of the war and crater here in petersberg. if you actually go back through the records and what you do find, especially at the crater, you find that it's pretty much a place where white virginian's go to remember their lost cause. that is the dominate narrative of the crater that is in place from the period after the war right through the 1970s. in fact in 1978 or 79, a local school group from howard university, traditionally a black college came up and just to do a survey of interpretation here in petersberg and the crater spesive ablingly. if you read their record it's fascinating. they expressed a number of concerns. there were probably no surprises if i could list a couple. very few african-americans interpreting on the battlefield. waste side markers that pretty much ignore the story of black souliers and issues of slavery. black life here in petersberg. i think no one in the national park service disagree. it's about time they get a new visitor center. it

as the man acc >>> that huge wildfire burning in el dorado county grew larger overnight.kovec following this story in the newsroom as the man accused of starting that fire is expected in court today. >> and 49ers star arrested for allegedly abusing his fiancee, the shocking new details about another ugly incident that happened inside the defensive lineman ray mcdonald's home. >> the last weekend of summer headed our way. will it be sunny and bright? we'll talk about that coming up. >> the accident on hospital curve on 101 is backing up traffic on the upper deck of the bay bridge. we'll have the friday morning commute minutes away. >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, september 19. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. >>> today's the big day for iphone enthusiasts. this is a look at the apple store in palo alto this morning. people waiting in line for the cupertino company's new iphone model. lines like these are apple stores across the country. folks wanting to be among the first to get their hands on the iphone 6. kpix 5's kiet do is among the

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choices and the way it was implemented in the south are the reasons why in new york we have the deep acce segregation. and housing is a problem with this. the cheap mortgages that were available and redlining in the suburbs to the white families and you see white flight. often it is discussed that desegregation of schools led to white flight. there was no broad desegregation of schools in new york city. it was driven by the red lining and the cheap mortgages available. so what we had in new york city under mayor john lindsey which i wrote about in my book in the late '60s is the situation of fewer and fewer white students. so it is becoming more difficult to achieve desegregation. busing would be one way but today there more choice-driven strategy i hope we can talk about. but the mayor didn't want to bus because he was looking at boston and saw the issues and he had presidential ambition and didn't want to be involved in that. there is another factor and that is the black power movement was beginning to reject desegregation and it is important to acknowledge within the black community th

they're going to have to play an acc schedule.hether they are do that. >> john, thank you for joining us this morning. >> appreciate it. >>> let's look at some stocks on the move this morning. carmax shares are under pressure. the retailer did beat estimates with the latest profit and revenue. but store sales were below last year. shares of fertilizer producer cf industries are jumping. cf in merger talks with norway's yara international. and there's no guarantee that a transaction is going to result. and we're watching the shares of bed bath & beyond ahead of its earnings report this afternoon. the stock was downgraded to market perform from outperform. the firm says the retailer has a greater than average exposure to competition from e-commerce. i don't know. i like to -- if i'm going to buy a duvet, i want to touch it first. that's one way of putting it. >> i feel that way with sheets. towels. >> you could go in there, touch the bed. and then order it online. >> why wouldn't you take it home for you if you're already there? >>