clemson down 3. 4th and 6, jake bryce fires a strike.nder a minute to go, travis cams off the 94-yard dive with a touchdown. he ran for a career high 203 yards as clemson beats syracuse 27-23 to remain unbeaten. >>> well it's day 2 of the ryder cup. financials of both sides getting into the spirit. the european team picked up where they left off on friday. serge owe garcia rolls in the putt to win the match. garcia and mcilroy defeated kepka. >>> he's winless in 3 matches against tommy fleetwood and francesca molineri. >> all righty. thank you so much. >>> thanks. we'll be right back. we'll see you back here at six. the cbs weekend news is next. news updates are always on cbs-sf dot com. kpix 5 reporter >>> cbs weekend news is next. news updates on cbsfs.com. rain on tuesday, what will they think of next? we'll see you at 6. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: the supreme court clash intensifies. >> i am innocent of this charge. >> ninan: the f.b.i. reopens its background check into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh following alleg

schools, clemson is big on its traditions. of them is when players run down that hill. long-time fans will look up and notice that something is missing. after 35 years, the school is ending its massive release of balloons if the latest sign of a rising environmental debate. clem on's pregameeleasing 10,00 balloons, has been called the most exciting 25 seconds in college football. but then gravity kicks in. what goes up must come down. >> people wouldn't litter something on the ground, but then they might not think twice about letting a balloon go in the air. >> reporter: danielle co-found the the nonprofit, balloons blow. she considers balloons litter and a threat to wildlife. >> they're just releasing them by the thousands. >> reporter: she has targeted clemson and the university of nebraska which has its own balloon tradition. she rented this billboard in lincoln urging the school to end it. she started cleaning florida beaches as a kid and says she finds balloons that sailed hundreds of miles. >>> how often have you found b

in the end zone, 7-0, clemson. the offense did their part, wide open, justin ross, 53 yards to the house. it's 21-0. we're now third quarter, taveon feaster finds the hole, slips the tackle, 27 yards, see ' later, clemson wins 49-21. keep on rolling, ohio state, hosting tulane. duane haskins, 21-44, five fivee touchdowns in the first half. paris campbell, top recipient, eight catches, two of those scores, nice catch in the corner of the end zone made it 21-0. this game was easy for the buck eyes, benjamin victor. more sports on the way. bonus baseball in the midwest, could the giants play spoiler? tiger woods looking l you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> it has been a wild weekend of the tour championship in atlanta. brie son dechambeau entered as the leader. justin rose now the front runner to win. impossible for tiger to win it, but winning the tournament, well within reach. tiger roaring out of the gate, birdied six o

dorsey, back to you, clemson university researchers and others have shown that the russian ira accounts targeted specific leaders and social movements across the political spectrum. again, the goal of the russians and iranians and anyone else who is involved to influence campaigns is to undermine the public confidence in political leaders and we can our democrat -- weaken democratic institutions and turn us against each other. i learned, not from twitter but clemson university, that i was one of those targeted and there were 279 russian generated tweets that targeted me that had gone to as many as 363,000 followers. twitter notify individuals like me that we have been targeted by foreign adversaries? i should not find out from looking at claims in university -- clemson's university database and working with their researchers. once you determine that, you should notify the people who were the targets. jack: i agree. it is unacceptable. as i said earlier, we want to find ways to work more openly, not just with the companies but with researchers and universities and law enforcement. they a

clemson university researchers him him and others have shown him that these russian i.r.a. accounts target specific leaders and social movements across the political spectrum. and, again, the goal of the russians, iranians, anyone else who's involved in this influence campaign is to undermine the public's confidence in political leaders and weaken our democratic institutions and turn us against one another. well, i learned, not from twitter, but from clemson university that i was one of those targeted leaders and that there were 279 russian-generated tweets that targeted me that had gone to as many as 363,000 followers. so why doesn't twitter notify individuals like me that we have been targeted by foreign adversaries? i shouldn't find out from looking at clemson university's database and working with their researchers. it seems to me that once you determine that, you should notify the people who are the targets. mr. dorsey: i agree. it's unacceptable. and we -- as i said earlier, we want to find ways to work more openly, not just with our peer companies but with researcher

dorsey, back to you, clemson university researchers and others have shown that these russian i.r.a. accounts target specific leaders and social movements across the political spectrum and again, the goal of the russians, the iranians, anyone else who is involved in this influence campaign is to undermine the public's confidence in political leaders. and weaken our democratic institutions and turn us against one another. well, i learned not from twitter but from clemson university that i was one of those targeted leaders. and that there were 279 russian generated tweets that targeted me that had gone to as many as 363,000 followers. so why doesn't twitter notify individuals like me that we have been targeted by foreign adversaries? i shouldn't find out from looking at clemson university's database and working with their researchers. it seems to me that once you determine that, you should notify the people who are the targets. >> i agree it's unacceptable. and we -- as i said earlier, we want to find ways to work more openly not just with our peer companies, but with researches and un

clemson university researchers and others have shown that these russian i.r.a. accounts target specific leaders and social movements across the political spectrum. and, again, the goal of the russians, iranians, anyone else who's involved in this influence campaign is to undermine the public's confidence in political leaders and weaken our democratic institutions and turn us against one another. well, i learned, not from twitter, but from clemson university that i was one of those targeted leaders and that there were 279 russian-generated tweets that targeted me that had gone to as many as 363,000 followers. o why doesn't twitter notify individuals like me that we ave been targeted by foreign adversaries? i shouldn't find out from looking at clemson university's database and working with their researchers. it seems to me that once you determine that, you should notify the people who are the targets. mr. dorsey: i agree. it's unacceptable. and we -- as i said earlier, we want to find ways to work more openly, not just with our peer companies but with researchers

clemson fans, as their 3rd ranked tigers were on the ropes, late against syracuse.clemson down 3, on 4th and 6. chase bryce he fires a strike to t. higgins for the 4th down. under a minute to go. travis atean he cams off the drive with a 3rd touchdown. he ran for a career high 203 yards as clemson beats syracuse 27-23 to remain unbeaten. >>> wrestling legend rick flair getting the crowd fired up in athens. it's 2nd ranked georgia taking on tennessee. 1st quarter, jake brom from under pressure. but this is what you call a friendly bounce. tight endize zach noda picks up the fumble and takes off for the touchdown run. the dogs maybe want to add that in their play book. georgia beats tennessee 38-12 to improve to 5-0. >>> it's day 2 of the ryder cup. fans on both sides getting into the spirit. the europeans picked up where they left off on friday. sergio garcia rolls in a birdie putt to win the match. tiger woods' struggles continue. he's winless in 3 matches. he needs only 4 and a half points in the singles matches to win the cup. >>> all right. a nice day for golf. >

. >>> frightening moment during the clemson and syracuse game. trevor lawrence lowers his shoulder and takes a nasty hit diving for a first down and shaken up and left the game and woozy. he didn't return. so clemson rallies behind another freshman chase bryce who a was most recently third team. tiger fans love it at memorial stadi stadium. clemson holding off the orange. >>> to baseball. all ten playoff teams are set. the dodgers scored four in the ninth to hold off the giants for a 10-6 win. after that, out comes the champagne. we know which teams are getting in but still a matter who plays where and when. at least on the national league side. entering the final day of the regular season today, both the n.l. central and n.l. west are up for grabs. the cubs and brewers and the dodgers and rockies all have a chance to win their divisions and that is big. the two teams that don't face off in a winner take all wildcard game! >>> final day at the ryder cup started within the last hour. tiger woods 0-3 so far. just took the course and said in paris f

. >> i just got off the phone with someone at clemson.de adjustments, but that was before florence took this downward turn. so they recognize they could get more than they initially thought. this bleacher report brought to you by ford, going further so you can. so erica, among the biggest moves we have seen has been clemson. second ranked. they moved up their home game saturday against georgia southern, but moved it from 3:30 to noon. they're hoping that will be enough. the university of south carolina canceled its game against marshall. that was scheduled for saturday night. still, south carolina coach will muschamp saying they're going to do whatever they can to help their players' families. >> no different than i believe it was last year, the hurricane hit south florida. we offered all of our players' families opportunities within the entire athletic department for their families to evacuate and come to columbia. so we're in the process of doing that right now. >> and clemson coach dabo swinney saying their policy is the same to help h

. >> clemson started a new tradition with a balloon free season opener, but there were more fireworks before and after the game. by the way the clemson tigers beat the pelicans 48-7. >>> and it's a dream come true for a northern california woman with down syndrome. tracy charlotte has wanted to be a flight attendant so friday southwest airlines allowed her to show -- serve as a flight attendant. passengers included her parents.t they are doing for her. >> i can't believe she gets the opportunity to do something that she's wanted to do. >> vicki heat is a veteran flight attendant and she helped make it possible. >> customers run for cover after a careening suv slams into a busy mcdonald's. >>> still ahead what caused the scary crash. >>> plus a cool down in the bay area housing market, what is driving the trends and how far home prices have fallen from their record highs. e. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> live from the cbs bay area >>> and i'm devon feeley, let's get a check of the forecast. >> damorng,e are g to he low c

clemson university researchers him him and others have shown him that these russian i.r.a. accounts target specific leaders and social movements across the political spectrum. and, again, the goal of the russians, iranians, anyone else who's involved in this influence campaign is to undermine the public's confidence in political leaders and weaken our democratic institutions and turn us against one another. well, i learned, not from twitter, but from clemson university that i was one of those targeted leaders and that there were 279 russian-generated tweets that targeted me that had gone to as many as 363,000 followers. so why doesn't twitter notify individuals like me that we have been targeted by foreign adversaries? i shouldn't find out from looking at clemson university's database and working with their researchers. it seems to me that once you determine that, you should notify the people who are the targets. mr. dorsey: i agree. it's unacceptable. and we -- as i said earlier, we want to find ways to work more openly, not just with our peer companies but with researcher

i shouldn't find out from looking at clemson university's database and working with their researcherss to me once you determine that you should notify the people who are the targets. >> i agree. it is unacceptable and we, as i said earlier, we want to find ways to work more openly, not just with our peer companies but with research is and universities and also law enforcement. because, they all bring a different perspective to our work and can see our work in a very different light and we are going to do, we are going to do our best to make sure we catch everything and we inform people when the it affects them. we are not going to catch everything. it is useful to have external partnership and work with them to make sure that we're delivering a message in a uniform matter where people actually are without requiring them to find a new channel to get that information. so, this is where a lot of our thinking is going and a lot of our work is going but we recognize we need to communicate more directly where people are on our service and we also recognize we're not going to be able to catc

. >> there was an episode at clemson college where there was a student who said she felt marginalizedindly, but she interpreted it in the worst possible way but it led to hunger strikes that led to the professor being fired. members of the faculty are walking on egg sells and teaching on eggshells. so i hear over and over again from foreign students, we have foreign students who come here thinking they're going to find this vibrant intellectual climate. i have students from china and singapore, these are authoritarian >> you say this is tied to actually the way these kids were raised. explain that. >> there was a rapid change that occurred around 2013 or 2014. why were the kids born after 1995 different? you have to go back to their childhoods in the 1990s and early 2000s. kids would play outside in mixed age groups and learn how to have conflicts and make rules and enforce the rules. sometime in the 1980s and 90s, we freaked out in this country and got the idea apart from cable tv that if our kids are outside and there is not an adult literally watching them, they might be abducted.

syracuse faces clemson at memorial stadium. at 12:30 baylor takes on cloelk in.o state battles penn state in happy valley. that's followed by cash creek after the became with larry bill and mindy bach at 8:00 p.m. for now the news continue online on twitter and facebook and instagram. abc 7 news returns at 11:00 p.m. until then make it a great day, everybody. village. it takes community. it takes more than two parents to raise a child with special needs. >> the taylor family foundation serves children at risk. it's an amazing program for kids to be in a very protected environment and they get to have so much fun. >> announcer: abc 7 sports the taylor family foundation. can you too. help hend send a special needs child to camp. find out how at >> sean: there are so many shades of orange. painters will tell you there are 24. crayola has named nearly 50. today the oy

. >> i learned not from twitter but from clemson university that i was one of those targeted teaders. >> rep at a house committee, republicans claimed twitter is biased against conservatives. >> it seems a little bit like whe wizard of oz." we want to knowt's going on behind the curtain. >> we don't consider political viewpoints, perspectives or party affiliation in any of our policies. >> reporter: dorsey denies accusations ofhadow banning or blocking any biased users or content. the department of justice announced today it will continue to investigate these social media giants. in a meeting with several stater attorneys g in late september. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> let's turn now to something that is generating a lot of buzz on social media, this week's nike deal withormer san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. it has spurred a o ton debate. kaepernick is known for kneeling during the national anthem in protesnd of police brutality racial inequality. also trending today, tyler perry after he offered to help a struggling actor oncenown to be on the cosby

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. >> i learned not from twitter, but from clemson university, that i was one of those targeted leadersd there were 279 russian generated tweets that targeted me. it seems once you notit, you should notify the people who are e targets.gn >> we ree we won't be able to catch everything alone so we need to develop bert partnerships in order to do that. >> schifrin: independent analysts say the companies are working better together. but some lawmakers believe that's not enough, and the companies need to be regulated. virginia democrat mark warne >> the size and reach of your platforms demand that we, as policy-makers, do our job, to ensure proper ovsight, transparency and protections for american users and for our democratic institutions. the era of the wild west in social media is coming to an end. >> schifrin: on the issue of regulation, sandberg hged. >> we don't think it's a question of whether regulation, we tnk it's a question of or right regulation that supports users, is transparent, and doesn't squash innovation. and we're happy to work with you on the proposal. >> schifrin: lawmar

in the meantime, espn reports clemson team buss have been recruited to aid in evacuation efforts.y pitched in, donating their hotel accommodations to the relief effort. they still purchased all the meals the team would have consumed had they played the game and sent along instructions for the food to be distributed wherever it could do the most good. good for you, well done. one game we know is full steam ahead, the one right out here, tomorrow's alabama/ole miss matchup. joining us now, the host of "the paul finebaum show," and football analyst, the legend himself. >> life complete, on the set of "morning joe." >> you are here, you are here. >> that is big. >> so handicap the game. you've got alabama, ole miss, neutral, alabama and vanderbilt. so what's going to happen tomorrow? >> i think alabama is going to win. >> wow. >> the question is whether it will be more than 21 for anyone keeping score at home. >> wow. >> i think this alabama team is unstoppable, willie. they have the best offense i've seen, joe, in modern time. quarterback maybe in a couple generations. so ole miss, w

the credibility -- had it been a clemson tv commercial about the dress, it would have more credibility than the roll tide which is one too many national championships already. [laughing] >> i really am a fan. apsley am. a couple of things. i'd like to underscore the point about not letting the accumulation of assets interfere with subsidies. we have run across that with some of our employers where the employees were really reluctant to be automatically enrolled out of fear of the impact that would have on other things that they might be taking advantage of or need. and so making that very clear is something that we would strongly support as well because, it is really true you need to target your population and you would need to look at and know your population and the evidence-based and look to see and monitor whether behavior is been changed or not. but we could have people a lot with technology and with just access the multiple employer plan provision, just assets and automatic envelope would help people but we have to make sure that people are not an perceiving that there is a a bar

but clemson has won one. ohio state has won one and obviously he's won a couple. to what he's been able to accomplish. >> we got to go. they were already playing the music. i think i might be in trouble. anyway, jim delany, thank you. commissioner of the big ten. and we'll get to hockey eventually >> okay. >>> when we come back, the former ecb board member will join us to talk bank regulations, the state of the economy, brexit and much more. "squawk box" will be right back. broke my personal record. aflac!? no-good break. gooood break. i'm so sorry we can't make your barbecue. i'm just sick about it. aflac!? different kind of sick. if i can't work after surgery, how am i gonna pay my rent? all these bills? aflac! oh, aflac! and they pay you cash in just one day. see how aflac helps cover everyday expenses at aflac.com. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square among the stories front and center, shares of micron technology the company executives say tariffs on imported chinese goods could negati

clemson has moved up the game saturday to 12:00 noon eastern.state canceled. wake forest is going to play its tonight, 5:30 eastern. other teams like carolina panthers supposed to play the falcons in atlanta, they're preparing for different plans. maybe find a nearby university with indoor facilities. yesterday, coastal carolina played campbell, a game scheduled for saturday. coastal carolina had the victory. coming up at 8:00 be 0 eastern, "mornings with maria," coastal carolina head coach, joe moglio. ryder cup golf coming up later this month. how does phil mickelson prepare? target practice, training as a long range sniper. >> slight cross wind. nailed it. jared: mickelson, by no means a long shot to help team usa at the ryder cup that begins september 28th in paris. fastest man in the world, fastest man over the world, usain bolt, olympic gold medalist, aboard an airbus z gravity france fle, beating two astronauts who were trained in zeryear in graph phi in a -- zeo gravity. there was a bottle of champagne that became bolt's trophy for winni

and then it looks like it will go up to clemson and spartanburg area.o people need to evacuate those areas or are they okay in their houses? >> at this point it looks like it's going to hit tonight. i would say if you are in the low lying areas go to safe places as has been mentioned early in the show you go to structures that are substantial, concrete. something that you feel safe about. buff, you know, you really at this point, just trying to do the best you can. trying to ward off what we are seeing in wilmington and wrightsville beach and hopefully the safety is what we have got to look for. i will tell you the police are very concerned about being able to get arranged as the downed power lines that you see that when they hit in wrightsville and the water is not a good thing to maneuver. in that's what they are worried about in talking with them yesterday. steve: sure. congressman, i was reading in one of the south carolina papers this morning that of the shelters that had been set up, only about 10% of them were full. each shelter about 10%. they h