, bam, and then bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, at least 10, 12 shots. >> my son went to lock the door and he started shooting at us. >> reporter: sencion worked at his family's meat market in south lake tahoe where he came into contact with hundreds of people. some of them say he had a positive attitude and didn't seem like a dangerous person. family members said he had collected guns for years but that he had recently sold most of his firearms. now, the motive again still a mystery. the sheriff's office says sencion did not have a criminal history, didn't have any affiliation with the military or with anyone inside that restaurant. we are waiting for a lot more information today. >> of all place, carson city, nevada. you would never think, you know, anne? >> reporter: it is definitely a quiet but growing city. it's away from a lot of the debauchery you see in reno and las vegas. generallily it's a quiet smaller town. >> and the state capital, too. anne makovec, thank you. >>> a santa cruz attorney apparently murdered while vacationing in maui. celestial cassman's body was fo

. >> i just heard bam, and them bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, at least 10, 12 shots. >> i told my son to lock the door and saw him and he started shooting at us. >> he worked at a family meat market in south lake tahoe where he came in contact with hundreds of people. those we heard from said he had a positive attitude and didn't see dangerous. a family member said he had collected guns for years but recently sold most of his firearms. the family member who talked to us about this schizophrenia said he was okay if he was on medication but had an episode according to that member sometime in february. and again, we are expecting to learn a lot more today. grace and frank? >> thank you, anne. >>> and we'll continue to follow the latest developments on the shooting massacre. you can also find updates on cbssf.com. >>> 5:02 now. this morning, people from hawaii to santa cruz are trying to piece together a deadly puzzle. an attorney from santa cruz is dead and a man may face murder charges. now, the victim is identified as celestial cassman. her body was found last thursday a

. >> i just hear bam, bam, bam at least 12 shots. >> he drove up in a blue mini van. first he shot a woman on or near a motorcycle. he also fired at a bbq shop calls locals bbq. >> i asked my son to lock the door. he started shooting at us. >> then he walked all the way to the back of the restaurant. he opened fire at a table. of the five members, two men were killed. three others wounded. >> police are still trying to figure out if he was targeting national guards members or if it was random. he collected guns for years but recently sold most of his weapons. most, but not all. victims were full time. they are not releasing many other details but some colleagues have told reporters members have had multiple deployments in recent years. >> it's insane, you survive your deemployment and then come home and get shot. >> he worked in south lake tahoe. family members as well as people who knew him said they were surprised that he could be capable of this sort of thing. family members also knew he had some kind of mental problem and a collector of weapons as well as being sc

. >> i just hear bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, at least 10, 12 shots. >> we started to hear what we thought was fireworks. then all of a sudden, the glass started to shatter. and my partners went under the table. and i stayed up and watched what was happening unfolding in front of me and i noticed a gentleman who had what i thought was an ak-47 and he was firing at five young national guardsmen. then he turned toward our view. how he didn't see me, i don't know. but it might have been because of the shattered windows. but he turns around and he walks towards the station, you know, where the girls deliver coffee, and then exited from that point. >> reporter: police say sencion the gunman apparently lived here in carson city, nevada, but worked in south lake tahoe at his family's meatpacking business. sencion's family tells the reno gazette he was okay last night working his shift in south lake tahoe but then drove to carson city at some point. they say he has some kind of mental problems but police aren't saying what. they are not elaborating as to whether he had a specific motive, whether h

. >> we just heard the shots, bam, bam, bam, and i just opened my door, and i didn't see anything. >> reporter: this is a double shooting that happened early this morning before most neighbors were outside to see anything. but at least one home here has a video surveillance cam-over on its roof and we understand that video has been acquired by police. this is clearly a shock to people who live just a few doors away from this shooting. >> this is a very nice area. just never happened before anything like that. so we don't even know what is happening. >> reporter: do you know the people who live at that house? >> we do not, no. we just see them very randomly. >> reporter: and actually that's the word from a lot of the neighbors we talked to they happen to know who these people are but don't really enter act with them all that often. so it's kind of a surprise this happened in their neighborhood. we have learned the names of this two victims but we're actually waiting for a final confirmation from police on these two victims. so, some of that information is going to be developing through

. >> we heard the shots, bam, bam, bam, and i just opened my door, and i didn't see anything. >> reporter: this is a double shooting that happened early this morning before most neighbors were outside to see anything. at least one home here has a video surveillance cam-over on -- camera on its roof and the individual quo has been acquired by the police. this is clearly a shock to people in the neighborhood. >> this is a very nice area. never happened before anything like that. we don't know what is happening. >> reporter: do you know the people that live in that house. >> we do not. we just see them very randomly. >> reporter: a lot of the neighbors we talked to say they actually have nod had many interactions with the people who live at this house. we have learned who they are but are waiting for confirmation for police before we're able to release details. we're still trying to determine exactly how this happened. as i mentioned earlier, there's not yet a motive from police. when they arrived they tried to catch a perpetrator in the shooting. so there's still a whole lot of details poli

. >> i start hearing bam, bam. >> the shooting happened just after 9:00 a.m.drove up in a blue minivan and pulled out an ak-47. first he shot a woman on or near a motorcycle. he also fired at a barbecue shop. >> he locked the door and started shooting at us. >> he walked deep inside the ihop. all the way to the back. he saw a group of uniformed national guard troops and opened fire at that table. police are still trying to figure out whether he was targeting national guard members or whether his targets were random. he worked at his family's meat market in south lake tahoe where he came in contact with hundreds of people, customers who thought they knew him. >> every time i came to the store, he said nothing but a positive attitude. you couldn't tell if he was going through something. you couldn't tell. >> a family member reports he had collected guns for years, but he recently sold most of his weapons. most, but not all. officials say the victims who are army national guard were full-time. they are not releasing many other details, but military colleagues tol

bam, bam, bam. i just opened my door and absolutely i didn't see anything. >> police are hoping to gather crucial evidence from a home in the neighborhood that has a video surveillance camera on its roof. >>> 6:06 now. san francisco police will hold a community meeting tonight to address the police shooting of two bystanders in the north beach neighborhood. it happened early saturday morning near broadway and kearney. police say officers tried to arrest a suspected drug dealer but he ran out and pulled out a gun. the officer fired one at the suspect and wounded two people nearby. they're both expected to survive. officers did arrest the suspect. the community meeting will be held at gene parker elementary school at 840 broadway at 6:30 tonight. >>> sonoma county sheriff department is warning santa rosa residents to be aware of police imposters committing home invasion robberies. this comes after home invasion in unincorporated southwest santa rosa. three men dressed as police officers stormed in a h

bam, bam, bam. and i said, oh, no, and i let him go. >> you were severely stabbed.s how a human being wouldn't have felt that. >> because i was enjoying the fighting. >> but fighting has led to one of the greatest regrets of ellerman's life. the loss of a relationship with his 13-year-old son. he has only heard from him once in the past eight years. >> i wish my son would get to know me before i die. i sure do. when he was born, i swore to him as he was looking up at me, i would never come back it prison. i fold him i quit fighting. i lied to him. i don't want my son to end up like me. in any way. i never knew my father. he disappeared out of my life when i was five years old. but he died. i didn't get chance to meet him. all i ever heard about him is he hung out in bars, he was a fighter, he was really tough. i didn't think that that's what i wanted to be but that's what i turned into. and i don't want him to subconsciously turn into me. i would rather see anything than my son come to prison, anything. anything. >> ready to go? >> after being caught with a shank an

but it's been widely believed that bam-bam are going to court started activists are going to be told that we're facing criminal charges then a lot of them are probably hadn't been returned in my case my pa. and my mother is there and i want to go live with her she will parag and i had to apply to the prosecutor to have my back or they let me have it for one month and i had to return it when i got back and so that there will be that i'm definitely still a target of this eight and we believe that it's really just a question of how many people and when we're going to be things. i will keep looking at it here jacki thanks so much there for joining us tonight. thank you no but i. now we come back they are hungry german couple thinking fame i cried when it's that i had an happy hour his telling and all of pat robertson finally lost it plus the japanese love for robots strikes again that innocent. interlude only military mechanisms do not work out to bring justice for accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would cha

. >> we heard the shots, bam bam, bam. then i just opened my door. absolutely, i didn't see anything. >> police are hoping to gather crucial evidence from a home in the neighborhood that has a video surveillance camera on its roof. >> federal investigators are looking at the new evidence that could explain the cause of friday's air show disaster in reno. a world war ii fighter plane suddenly plunged to the ground during an air raid killing nine people including the pilot. now it's believed onboard video of that flight may exist. >> the investigators have found that the accident aircraft was equipped with a video camera facing outward. they have also found camera fragments at the wreckage site. among the wreckage site, they have found multiple memory cards that could have come from the camera. >> and investigators say that plane in reno with the crash had radical changes to it, so they are looking at that as well. 69 people were treated at the hospital nine remain in critical condition. pilot jimmy leeward made major modification to vintage fighter pl

que hará más difícil a 0 bam mantenerse en el poder. en washington, telemundo.r engaño. y que las empresas financieras mintieron, asegurando que eran seguras. el mercado inmobiliario resultó no ser nada seguro. y al venirse abajo en el 2008, contribuyó en gran parte a la causa de la recesión. momento de nuestra primera pausa. al a joe arpaio y s angie sandoval hasta allí siguiendo los. en su erzo por conquistar el voto hispano anlae. >> tal josé, b tardes. sincandidatos a larencia. pero cuando se enfrentan a electorado hispano, elema migratorio, no solo es importante si no ext controversial. >>> mick rodney llegó a tampa ra captar el voto. el corazón elect hispano de la florida >>> ante la asamblea nacional de republic hispano enfatizó la ne frontera sur presentes, algo le quedó afuera. >>> la refor migratoria es a en estados unidos. >>>s, tratamos que nos dijera que planea hace 12 millones de indo de r electo presidente. si vetaría cuando estuvo en massachusetts, una ley que dejó claro, que él no estaba aquí para hablar prensa. según un estudio revelado esta s

bam! a long solo homer. off of tim. that's where the big boys hit them. giants 1-0. pablo sandoval said you know what? i got more. right here in the 4th. second home run. another solo job. pablo sandoval third career two homer game. the giants lead 3-0. plenty of office for baumgartner who struck out 13 batters. the giants win the game 7-2. they started the day 7 behind the diamondbacks. could they cool off against the rockies? no. bases loaded in the 6th 6th. paul playing it down where nobody was around. at least for a while. enough for three to score and the diamondbacks whose magic number is 15 games to clinch they win 10-0. a's put six runs on the board and couldn't close. lots of green and gold. cute all around. 6-6 till the 9th. a single. bringing home two runs in a 5 run 9th inning for the royals who win the game 11-6. tennis, u.s. open, trying to be intimidating, serena williams says i just am. the 28 seed continued her onslaught. taking on anna. serena williams seeded 28 because of a weird seeding system they have at the u.s. open, proving a poin. -- proving

bam! that's sandoval. back away, gone. and wet. in the cove. that was all the giants really needed. although wilson had a funny one. how course is his beard? break the bat. 4-0, giants on top. >> i don't think we are that much off pace from last year. it's obviously not where we want to be. you know, i think everybody feels good. >> yeah. giants giving chase of arizona again tonight. before the game they dez designated two for assignment. they had to shake up that lineup and that's exactly what they did. $15million in salaries. the giants called up brett pill. and activated pat burrell to make room on the roster. callups are tomorrow. >> you know, it's tough. -- call ups are tomorrow. >> you know, it's tough. i have known aaron half my life. that being said it's -- this isn't a hobby. this is a business. we get paid to win and unfortunately some moves had to be made. >> giants started the day six games back of arizona. did they gain ground in the west? no. diamondbacks won a 9th straight -- this is ridiculous. against the rockies today. playing with confidence. miguel in the first,

. >>> we start with the disrespect shown towards president bam. roger simon from politico and ron reagan is a political commentator. gentlemen, i want to show you something from the new york times that ran today. it says this -- ron reagan, a lot of it comes from the territory. but did your dad ever have to face anything like what president obama has been through since day one? >> no, there were certainly acrimony, as there is under any president, but not to the level we see today and not with the tone of disrespect that i think we see today. i mean, i'm astonished really by the level of pettiness on the part of the republicans and again the tone that they take. this starts, of course, some of of the right-wing radio who virtually call the president boy. sometimes literally call him "boy." which is pretty offensive right there. but it trickles down to the elected officials. you know, shouting, "you lie kwts during presidential speech is a pretty good example of this. no, it was not like this during my father's administration. >> what amaded me thr

are upping the bam pretty well, and keying keying in on turn covers. 2nd half for more highlights. >> a stiffening up they force the 27-3 lead. after morrisson ford misses the florida, it remains 17-17. the spartans get the ball pack and march down the field to the 15-yard line, but that's all she wrote for the spartans. escaping with the win. after the game disappointed. >> they will not lay down, and we will rebound, and find a way to start getting over the hump. >> starting slow is never a good thing. for the san jose women's soccer team, it's nothing new. for the last 3 seasons they have started with a losing record only to go on to win the whack season title. this year one of two teams picked to win the whack championship. they are still confident. lauren sanchez was named offensive wax player of the week. >> doing it in practice, we are not so tense. we can relax and have fun. we will have more. >> the spartans have two road games this weekend before starting the whack play on october 2nd. they begin with idaho at spartan stadium. the sharks kicked off the season with the 7th an

that's not where that word came from the etymology of obamacare is actually oh, be bam! a car! eee! (applause) check your dictionary, it's in there. this indicates that the program is like a buick that hits you in the crosswalk and then drags you to see a government doctor who replaces your lung with a muffler. look it up. the point is, folks, in politics messaging is everything something i learned from colbert super pac's two recent commercial blitz for rick perry. they cost a lot of money, folks. ad time in des moines does not come cheap. plus we blew a ton of cash hiring andy serkis to play the corn cob. (laughter) and i promise you, we are going to keep the ads coming because two weeks ago i got asked what the colbert super pac stands for and i wanted to ask you, the super nation, to tell us what we stand for as colbertsuperpac.com. so far, 53,000 of you have responded. now, i plan to read all the submissions... (laughter) ... which i am completely capable of doing because reading is something i definitely know how to do. (laughter) but due to the massive volume, we instead use

. >> i was mind mig own business and bam! it was like a big rainbow. boom, boom! i me.oubles people who are sitting there saying wait a second, is that being disrespectful to the president? eventually you see the president's confidence sort of bruised and, frankly, that's why confid

. >> i was mind mig own business and bam! it was like a big rainbow. boom, boom! i me.oubles people who are sitting there saying wait a second, is that being disrespectful to the president? eventually you see the president's confidence sort of bruised and, frankly, that's why confidence men is title. jon: iu it good.i a, this will be of book,n us tomorrow at, of szep. >> he was driving in one of the in you, captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause)

>>tonseth: >>reporter: it's just bam! intense. 5 or 6 seconds and she's all over. and then go and wait again. >>yeah. >>junior: to go faster and faster and faster it can be a very addicting thing. >>reporter: and that addiction affects even the sport's hardest headed businessman... >>bartlett: my heart doesn't' rule my head...my head rules my heart. it's gotta make a profit at the end of the year. keith bartlett ceo, santa pod & european drag racing championship ...if it dries today...i will run this race. nobody's on the bank. nobody's come to the stadium. i have got a disease, i will stand there with 20 people and run that first round. reporter: but if he has a disease....he's certainly not alone....and next time...his fellow addicts will be back for another hit of the sound, the fury and the top fuels.... >>it's the way it goes through your body. a physical, total experience. reporter: that's it for this week's world business. thanks for watching. we'll see you again at the same time next week.

. >> paris was on the ground bammed up crying and prince he was standing there ballot up crying and prince was slowly crying with that type of look on his face. >> now the defense is trying to prove another doctor may have had a hands in jackson's death and the singer himself gave the lethal dose of medicine. >>> speeding attack against the long time sheriff. he accuses the sheriff of looking the other way while the jail system cultured fear and brutality. they a lodgedly broke his eye socket and marched him into a cell with gang members. >> they took my head and beat me into a wall like you would take a battering ram to knock into the door. >> our goal is to out the aclu. >> the sheriff says he takes a hard line stance against any deputy and he will not resign over these allegation. >>> time now 4:43 the suspect in that deadly shooting in arizona will have to stand trial. yesterday a judge said there is measurable progress in jared loughner's progress and he will be deemed mentally fit to stand trial. jared loughner who suffers from schizophrenia is charged in the tucson shooting in janua

. >> i was mind mig own business and bam! it was like a big rainbow. boom, boom! i me. it troubles people who are sitting there saying wait a second, is that being disrespectful to the president? eventually you see the president's confidence sort of bruised and, frankly, that's why confidence men is title. jon: iu it good.i a, this will be of book,n us tomorrow at, of szep. >> he was driving in one of the in you, captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) (crowd chanting "stephen") (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, please, please, please, have a set. welcome to the "report," thank you for joining us. folks, as you know, this weekend was the emmys and we won! (cheers and applause) yes, we won last year. (laughter) we won last year and we also won three years ago for writing. and it is a great feeling that does not last. (laughter) but anyway, i just want to say i am happy for my friends over at "the daily show." congratulations, you guys. what really upsets me this year is that once again i was over

bart protests have bam weekly event. protesters carrying signs, demanding attention. disrupting service. on august 11, bart took credit for stopping one planned protest by shutting off wire lesser vis so demonstrators couldn't communicate with one another. this is bart's spokesman back then. >> we may close stations. we may have to divert service. that may be the tactic we use in order to ensure our safety. we aren't going to give out our plans. we want our writers to be on the watch. it's not just tonight. it's throughout the rest of the month. >> we now know about another bart tactic. bart employee, gina tells cbs 5, johnson sent an e-mail, asking them to send 10 to 15 loyal bart riders to a news conference that night to read from a script to criticize the protesters. the bay citizen obtained the e- mail containing the script. it said, whatever the message is, it is now completely lost on me because you're putting my life at risk. further more, you're making me late. we writers demand an immediate end to these illegal acts that make us late and put our lives at risk

it went on line, bam, there was a long waiting list. it would be nice to expand the age range to include kids from 13 to 18 years old. there's many, many, many directions we can go to see this very successful project grow. this is a little three-minute clip. >> each one has a one-on-one special time for them and they follow them with the one-on-one aide and let them go on and explore themselves and we guide them. >> whoa! >> you don't want to do it yourself? you can try. [inaudible] >> hello. >> hello. >> ♪ is anybody home >> ♪ is anybody home >> hello ♪ >> ♪ hello >> nobody's home >> ♪ nobody's home [beating drums] >> oh, good job. >> rope swing. [inaudible] >> where is this one going to go. ♪ >> give me five. >> yeah! ♪ >> wow. nice rhythm. ♪ >> nice. good job. >> all right. >> so that's just a glimpse of those successful four weeks and i'd like to have sally come just for a couple minutes and share with her -- with you personal experiences regarding this. >> thanks. just want to thank parks and rec and especially steve and vicky for

. >> wham, bam, and-- >> now, the new element takes longer, for what? >> i haven't, i haven't tinkered with the new one. i've still got the old one stashed somewhere in my mama's attic along with the light bulbs i'm going to be hoard, again, it doesn't speak to government regulation when you ban something, when you change something like that. there are all the knock on effects you never think about and you know what's going to happen. it's people, ben is going to have his own black market of light bulbs, incandescent bulbs after a while once they're phased out. remember, we did a reenactment of the man with the open rain coat and i don't mean in a lewd sort of way, but selling light bulbs on the street corner. >> it's funny, because ben stein is on national tv and he's going to be doing stuff the government doesn't want him to do. >> i don't think i'm not allowed to hoard. not allowed to buy in advance. >> neil: just got the memo from the government, i don't know, i don't know. what do you think? >> i once wanted an easy bake oven as a kid. >> neil: you

this comes in, comes out, bam. and it's now, you know, inexpensive and quick. and so the word -- technically it's not polished but it's just plate. it works. and so the question is how thin do you want it. so then your window glass is done the same way now. so it's all done on this little thinner. what we have here is a product -- again, 3/16. this used to be called -- again, the old term was crystal. if you talk to somebody my age, they would say -- because 3/16 was always poured glass and always crystal. they didn't do a twin ground. so it is the same thing as the quarter inch. and you still see it around because they put it in where they're trying to lighten a way. you want to put it in a window so it's not so heavy on a double-hung. it's a good product, but again, you know. you know, it's like window glass, you just have to hit it just a little harder. plate glass, same way. you know, this is what essentially was in i-magnum. this is what's in the mills building. this is what's in the rust building. this is what's in th in the hurt building. there's putty a

six of the worst spots like star striker ballots it is bam the six russian premier league games are ashleigh based on goalkeeper people working for a year out for six months. so that's that was the goal and on a big night if you're a twenty two hour action across the continent russia missed the chance to extend their lead at the top of group a as they were held to a frustrating goalless draw at home to weiland in a match they don't rate and reports. russia came into their clash a violent knowing they were up against a side but hadn't conceded a goal in the last six matches however the home team wins i'm sure in that run and i'm doing a show in one close here only to be annoyed by smart start but there's just keep pushing a given given who is dying for the match but once again for the home team as you can insult to his right to the eagles i'm sure of it would have been his second goal in four days for his country calendar when the aristide was finally beaten you had richard dunne to frank the next a move on to come to county man sort of goal for some shoulder notions of space how will it get

bam bamz the first state to include such a provision.e's ruling may embolden lawmakers in other states to adopt similar laws. >> everybody is scared. i don't know. i don't know what will happen tomorrow, next day. it's hard. >> reporter: though some sections of the law were blocked. alabama's governor says key portions were upheld and will be enforced. >> it would not have been necessary to address this problem if the federal government would have done its job and enforced the laws dealing with this problem. >> reporter: supporters of the bill applauded the ruling saying the law is needed. there are three separate lawsuits against the alabama law including one challenge from the obama administration. the judge's ruling is expected to be appealed. >> reporter: a california farm is voluntarily recalling bags of chopped romaine lettuce it may be contaminated with listeria. true leaf farms says 90 cartons of lettuce were shipped to oregon distributor, but unlike the deadly listeria outbreak linked to cantaloupe there are no reports of any il

western european countries they did blood double standards from time to bam and we had the vote several months ago on a resolution of the security council the israeli settlements of the resolution was essentially composed of quotes without using marks of course from statements by president obama and secretary of state clinton and the united states went ahead and vetoed that resolution in the face of one hundred twenty sponsors of that resolution so this is one of the problems i think in trying to put in train negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians if if the israelis get this kind of unqualified support from a country which is trying to play the main mediating role in the palestinian israeli situation then it does not really help to move matters talks must start between the israelis and the palestinians i know that there are contacts. there are certain requirements which the palestinians want to see for those talks to start and i hope of the israelis will see it. as something being to their advantage because in my view at least sort of pressures of various sorts are going

there's light at the end of the tunnel but we're going to get there people rush to the off and then bam it's a kennedy and well you would of course say that difference can't compare people because if you start planning for each one has their own identity they're all character they're all ideas of what their president should do but most of courtly they understand the great sacrifice that former presidents have made to the country and i can't speak for him but he's taken a part of all of them that someway have made a wonderful contribution all the presidents to our country in the world do you think michelle obama has sort of own political ambitions could she be like like hillary clinton number two well she's well educated in she's the first lady and she's making her voice heard and many of the issues confronting children and families and and not just in the country but in the world and she's a wonderful spokesperson as the first lady around around the world and you see and a wonderful family keep their that's. family life even in the white house her strongest influence on the president wa

and it keeps going, bam, bam, bam, bam. and you're like -- like that. you think? >> i thought i was going nuts. it was like a fish flopping around my chest. so, you know, i called the doctor. but a lot of people don't. they just kind of ride it out or they pay no attention to it. and that is really dangerous. i'm going on the air to say if you have symptoms like that, you have to take it seriously because it's -- it's very dangerous. it goes to heart disease. it goes to heart attack. it goes to stroke. and i can't believe people are just ignoring this. >> here's the amazing thing about you, barry, in that being such a public figure, you have fought this for 15 years and nobody ever found out about it. you tell a story about how you were in the hospital getting your heart back in order right before a huge july 4th concert. >> i know, that was wild. because, you know, this thing, this afib hits when you're just watching television so i got up that morning and i could feel this thing starting and i went oh, man, because if the medicine they give you don't

that is a great catch from a running bam. worked once why not give it to him again. finds the end zone. spartans within three. looking for 6. just a little short. picked off by duke williams. nevada runs out the clock from there. they drop to 0-3 with a heartbreaking 17-14 loss. >>> down south clemson didn't look good for them in the first. michael dire from the outside and gone. 52 yards. 151 yards for dire. auburn led after the quarter. great throw and catch by duane allen. clemson after that to wad kins. 386 yards, 4 td's for boyd. 624 total yards for clemson. nation's longest win streak with a 38-24 upset. >>> maryland in the black uniform. the mountain ears came out on fire. smith 34 yards. 388 passing yards for smith. west virginia up 24 in the third. dj adams. had a chance to win it. strooifring in the mountain ear territory picks it off. one of 3 picks by danny o'brien. mountain ears survive 37-31. final. more college football coming up after the game. >>> a day after the tigers clench the title he took a day off as oakland evens at a game a piece. bottom 2 p