and republican congressman ryan costello of pennsylvania. dave wasserman, i want to start with you and then get a guys' take on the senate landcape. but you specialize in looking at the house across the map. i just am interested to know, you know, you have changed some of your ratings in recent days. you've been looking at how the kavanaugh fight has shaken out in some of these suburban districts in particular. what is your assessment of how big this wave is that democrats are going to be able to ride this november? >> well, the question is what type of wave is this? is this purely a blue wave? some people have called it a pink wave because of the number of women fueling this democratic surge. is it a green wave now that democrats are outraising so many incumbent republicans? it's an uneven wave. democrats are doing really, really well that's a 20-minute drive from a whole foods market. in some hispanic -- >> the dave wasserman whole foods index. but in a lower income, in more rural, in more hispanic areas like the central valley of californ

costello: i would slightly favor republicans and here is why. they need 24 seats.here will be a couple seeds that republicans take from democrats. seatsn see about a dozen where democrats are likely to win but then there -- but then there are two dozen seats that are tossups right now. in most of those seats, you have battle tested incumbents, experience republican incumbents who i think we'll get to the finish line because they have good teams around them. this is ultimately going to be a referendum on the president and how well incumbent members on the republican side are able to differentiate and have their own brand so that they get those swing voters. david: does it matter? what will happen differently if the democrats control the house versus republicans, assuming republicans control the senate? rep. costello: you would see a plethora of investigations and you would see the far left side of the democratic party really pushing for impeachment and whether you are talking about regulatory reforms or some of the economic growth measures that you have to make thei

off the play action costello with all kind of time. finally throws it and finds smith. stamford goes up a score. near the end of the half. fourth and goal for the cardina houston. stamford up 31-24 right now in the third. cal hosting 15th ranked washington. opening on third and eighth. jake browning, the fulsome product. finding aaron fuller for the first down. few plays later. browning. to tie jones. takes a seven point lead. browning is going to roll out. he makes a mistake. come ron, what a great pick. great concentration by him along the shrine. making just a terrific interception. can't turn that into points, but the second quarter same score, chase hits in the yards for fi. check that. cal is up 12-7n anwhe the inter stops. social media won a play after steph curry and green were caught laughing during sing eee f fergie's national anthem. said nthey owed her an apology. now, after the warrior's response. went back on twitter saying don't think twice before you call out the chance. hashtag, nba twitter is no joke. sorry fergie. the message is very simple. don't mes

couple of hours so these are the questions to be answered now many many questions still remains and costello thank you so much and ankara. and just a bit ago we heard from president donald trump pedicle hain joins me live from washington with more on that he said a lot of things that we had heard before but some new things as well so what. the president said. it was just

. >> tom costello reporting there. >>> state police say they're conducting autopsies on the victims, including a full toxicology report on the driver, looking for any evidence of drugs or alcohol. they're also looking at whether

and as tom costello reports, the pilot couldn't see it coming. >> reporter: onboard 1303 the aftermath of a violent encounter with turbulence, dangling oxygen masks, ceiling panels popped open, food and drinks smeared on the aisle and walls. everything flew in the air said once passenger. it happened at 39,000 feet as the airbus a-330 was navigating around severe weather. >> clearer turbulence is not something radar shows so pilots are unable to see it in advance. it can be quite severe and it can be quite sudden. >> reporter: so-called fast-moving jet stream collides with a slower moving air mass. every year passengers and crew members suffer head lacerations, broken bones, and bruises, though it rarely threatens the aircraft itself. >> this is why we tell you to wear your seat belt, because if you're not wearing it when severe turbulence like this happens, it can be deadly. >> reporter: on a miami to buenos aires flight, 15 were injured and eight taken to area hospitals. the number of injuries varies each year depending on the severity of the weather but in the u.s., 151 people have

tom costello, nbc news. >>> we need to tell you about a major recall that's beenwith sa. netes have gotten sick in this outbreak. the products came from an arizona company and were packaged between july 25th and september 7th. the complete list can be found on our facebook page. >>> still ahead, how police cracked a murder mystery using a fitbit the victim was wearing. >>> caught on camera. scary moments on a runway when two planes collide. >>> next tonight, the surprising tool police are using to solve crimes in the digital age. it's a device worn by millions. the fitbit fitness tracker. it could be the key to cracking a murder case in california. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez with more. >> reporter: 90-year-old anthony aiello said he brought homemade pizza to higgs stepdaughter but days after he left a home, the co-worker found her dead. deep cuts on her neck. friends and family stunned. >> i am very devastated. >> reporter: the murder mystery took a dramatic turn when police took a closer look at the fitbit tracker she wore on her left wrist. investigators say it showed

here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: for nick hague, two years of training in russia turned into a very close call. >> i imagined that my first trip to outer space was going to be a memorable one. i didn't expect it to be quite this memorable. >> reporter: a sudden rocket failure and automatic abort. >> the first thing i noticed was being shaken violently side to side, as the safety system pulled us away from the rocket. >> reporter: they were in a harrowing steep, uncontrolled free fall. nick hague could only look out the window hoping to survive. >> were we going to land in water? did we make it far enough? >> reporter: 34 minutes later, touchdown in a remote field. he tried calling his wife on a satellite phone. >> unfortunately it went to voice mail. she's got a voice mail that she can keep as a memento the rest of her life. being able to finally hold my wife in my arms and give her a hug was just enormous, and it made me feel like okay, i'm finally back and safe. >> reporter: home, safe, and ready to try again. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> a follow-up now just five

tammy leitner, nbc news, lynn haven, florida.tom costello. amid abs devastation in mexico mother nature. this newly-built concrete home sitting on pilings withstood 155-mile-per-hour winds and waves. >> the house was built out of a lot of anxieties and paranoia, to build something that would survive. >> reporter: most homes can withstand a category 5 storm. most homes in the panhandle must 75 a cat 3. we experienced a cat 3 at the university of maryland wind tunnel. you can see why anything that's not bolted down wouldn't survive. >> reporter: the key, reinforce existing homes. this side by side test shows a housein apart in 100-mile-per-hour winds while the reinforced house stays mostly intact. but reinforcing a home can be it doesn't leak if the shingles go. tying the roof frame with metal tra straps. and wind-rated windows or doors. >> you can either watch this happen again or you can change the destiny of the community. that's the choice. >> reporter: as hurricanes grow larger and more costly. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> more

tom costello, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next, "inspiring america." the would be bride who gave her special day away to complete strangers. a fire is burning ina high-rise apartment in san francisco. we )re live at the scene. and a mayor on the peninsula says there )s no traffic problem in her city...but the residents are trying to prove her wrong. next. >>> a texas woman is making headlines with her generosity toward a couple she never met before. instead of giving them a wedding gift, they got an entire wedding. an act of kindness that's "inspiring america." when kolbie sanders called off her wedding >> i didn't want that day to go by andanybody else wedding venue to a complete stranger in need, posting on facebook, thisfo other and will continue to choose each other for the rest of their lives. like hailey hipsher and matt jones. >> i said that my grandfather has stage iv pancreatic cancer and he wasn't even supposed to make it this far. >> so, let's begin. >> after hundreds of entries, she picked a winner from her kitchen come -- collander. >> thi

our tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: as ntsb drones flew over the crash scene to document where 20 people died, investigators spent the day focusing on the limo operator, prestige limousine chauffeur service. federal records show it had failed 80% of its inspections over the past two years. the driver, 53-year-old scott lisinicchia, died in the crash. >> the driver of the vehicle did not have the appropriate driver's license to be operating that vehicle. second, that vehicle was inspected last month and failed inspection and was not supposed to be on the road. >> reporter: the stretch limo, a modified 2001 ford excursion. witnesses say it was speeding when it came barreling down route 30, blowing through a stop sign at a t-bone intersection, then careening across a country store's driveway, hitting a parked car and killing two pedestrians before slamming into a heavily wooded ravine. the 17 passengers who had rented the limo for a birthday celebration died. two newlywed couples, four sisters, two brothers, family, and friends. >> i just hope they didn't suffer. i want to believe

nbc's tom costello has late details. >> reporter: four days after the horrific crash, police arrested the man who they say run the limo company. 28-year-old nauman hussain. >> the sole responsibility for that motor vehicle saturday rests with nauman hussain. >> reporter: police say hussain had received written notices that driver scott lisnicchia did not have a license to drive the limo which was ordered off the road following multiple safety violations. hussain's attorney says the state bears responsibility for an unsafe intersection. >> this road was a problem. it was a known problem to the state of new york. >> reporter: the limo company is owned by hussain's father shahed, who is in pakistan. meanwhile, the families of the 20 people who died are preparing for funerals, among them michael's parents. >> he was my baby. he was my heart. he was everything to me and now he's gone. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news. >>> we're getting a look at perhaps the biggest clues in a mystery making headlines around the world. new images of what is being described as an assassination squad "wash

costello to whiteside yet again. 25 yards for the touchdown. tied at 38.'s enough time for washington to do this. blake maza made the 42goalwashi pac-12 north, 4-1 in conference play, 41-38 the final. >> effort does not show up in the win/loss column but what happened out there in the field, that's the team i want to coach. we had the lead and we couldn't extend it and keep it. >> we worked so hard during the week, being process oriented and seeing growth in so many areas but not getting a win is a really tough feeling. > it was a heartbreaker for me personally. i felt we came out hoping to make a statement. >> this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. washington state, washington and stanford all there atop the pac-12 north in their four conference games left. plenty of time for the cardinals to gain some ground. >> mindi, thank you. >> the big story tonight a shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue leaves 11 people dead. what we know about the suspect. you've probably seen signs or a message california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44t

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> the alarm over a market meltdown. the dow plunging 545 points today extending losses to over 1300 points since yesterday. a big part of the selloff blamed on fears of rising interest rates and buying a home is getting more extensive. mortgage rates hitting their highest levels in seven years. nbc's jo ling kent on what it means for you and your family. >> reporter: joshua glover has been hunting for a new home for months, but with rates going up, he's not so sure. >> it's making my options very limited. >> reporter: that's because the average 30-year mortgage jumped to just over 5% this week, the highest in more than 7 years as the federal reserve signalled it plans to raise the key interest rate 1 more time this year. >> i think the fed has gone crazy. >> reporter: the expected hike rattling markets this week. >> we've got unemployment at 3.7%. gpd is over 3%, wages are finally going up and finally, the fed can say, okay, let's stop protecting everything. >> reporter: so for those buying homes, compared to last year,

back to you. >> tom costello with the late word for us. thank you. > there is a disturbing discovery at the vatican embassy in rome and many hope it can solve a baffling 35-year-old cold case mystery. our kelly cobiella is at the vaticto ght. >> reporter: behind the walls of the vatican embassy, an old mystery brought back to life. workers found human bone fragments while re vating a building. the italian media can't stopsking if it's the daughter of a vatican employee that disappeared 35 years ago when was 15. her story one of italy's most increasing cold cases with countless eo thes and rumors, among them she was kidnappein a plat to free the man that shot pope john paul, ii. his brother believes she's still alive and the vatican has answers. the vatican always denied involvement. as for the bones, police forensic experts are trying to determine the age, sex and date ouf death. that take at least a week. lester? >> kelly cobiella, thanks. >>> a new health alert, two major studies in a widely orsed treatment for a commonof cancer in women

costello finds whiteside again. 25 yards for the score.d again at 38 a piece time but there is enough tile f time for washington to do this. washington state now leads the pac 12 north with 4-1 record in conference play. >> effort does not show up in the win loss column but what happened out there in the field is the team i want to coach. we had the lead and we couldn't extend it and we couldn't keep it. >> we worked so hard during the week being process oriented and seeing growth in so many areas but not getting a win is really tough feeling. >> heartbreaker for me personally. i felt like we came out with hoping to make a statement and we did. we wrap it up in the end and that's what killed us really. >> after an 18-inning, seven-hour 20 minute game three, the dodgers had time for a nap and short meal for game four. both team s probably running on adrenaline. the ceremonial first pitch, gibson hit a dramatic home run in '86. the dodgers erupted for four runs, three provided by they gave it moreland with a home run and kelly januasen. raph

nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: a staggering 150 billionai pieces of move through the u.s. postal system each year. including nearly 6 billion packages. e stal inspectors say therare certain telltale signs of suspect packages. often lopsided with irregular shape, sometimes with wires, foil or stains. suspects often use excessive postage to avoid goi inside. their hand writing off distorted and the return address is often fake. >> this looks very suspicious. >> reporter: this company screens packages from all over the world. x-ray images are transmitted for analysis by veteran bomb squad officers, now high alert. >> the fact that none of these devices have gone off should not ovide comfort. we're not completely sure of what the fusing was. e threat remains and the threat should be considered active and viable. >> reporter: while the postal service has systems to defect os exes or chemical agents, it can be like a needle in a haystack. s the secrvice screens the mail for anyone receiving protection, including former presidents. en and since 9/11, many companies, includingedia

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> coming up, the record-smashing jackpot. will it hit $1 billion? and do you have a shot at it? >>> and the emotional end of an era for "sesame street." >>> all right, let's take a couple minutes here and talk about this lotto fever catching hold across the country tonight. so, the powerball jackpot's at $343 million right now, but it's not often you can say that kind of money pales in comparison to the biggest mega millions prize of all time, also up for grabs. and nbc's matt bradley reports, it's at $900 million and still climbing. >> thank you. >> reporter: tonight, the mega millions jackpot spiraling toward $1 billion. just two days before the next drawing on friday night, we wanted to know, what would you do with all that money? some answers at carlton cards in penn station, known as one of the busiest and luckiest lotto sellers in new york. what are you going to do if you win? >> first of all, quit my job. i don't get enough sleep. >> me and my wife are looking to buy a house. >> i would pay off all my debts. >> i'm goi

tom costello, nbc news, chantilly, virginia. >>> up next, surf's up, way up. the incredible video of a surfer shattering a world record. college roommate and he o knew one of his accusers. we asked this bay area man, who does he >>> he was judge kavanaugh's college roommate and knew one of the accusers. we ask this bay area man who he believes. >>> and the type of crime that's likely to happen right here in the >>> finally, the surfer riding a wave of fame after setting an amazing new world record, and she did it in the same place where she had one of the scariest moments of her career. stephanie gosk now with our nightly snapshot. >> reporter: off the coast of portugal, the ocean converges on an underwater canyon, 1,000 feet deep. it's where sea swells turn into monster waves and surfers come to break records. on january 18th, brazilian surfer maya gabeira caught the break she was waiting for. on monday, the world's surf league and the guinness book of world records called it. that ride broke the record for the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. 65 feet cal

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> and we have to stress, we don't know who sent these bombs and why they sent them, but at times of national crises like this, presidents in the past have made statements to try to unify the nation, and in fact, yesterday president trump called for peace and harmony and then almost immediately returned to his attacks on the news media. here's nbc news white house correspondent peter alexander. >> reporter: even as police investigated another suspicious package, president trump this morning on twitter blaming the press for causing a very big part of the anger we see today in our society. "it has gotten so bad and hateful," he tweets, adding "mainstream media must clean of its act, fast." a criticism he laid out last night in wisconsin. >> the media also has a responsibility to set a civil tone. >> reporter: also taking an apparent swipe at democrats. >> no one should carelessly compare political opponents to historical villains. >> reporter: those comments just moments after calling for americans to come together in peace and harmony.t tmp taking r

>> tom costello, thank you. >>> sheriff's dertment is defending deputies after dashcam video them violently arresting an intoxicated man. miguel almaguer has the tape. >> i've been trying to wake you up for ten minutes, dude. [ laughter ] te> no, no, no way. >> rep when orange county sheriff's deputies asked for an i.d. he was clearly intoxicated and se re >> listen, bro, i just got to where it's 5:00 in the morning. i don't have time for this. >> reporter: their exchange becoming physical. ke>> don't touch me that. suspect abbed his vest. after being repeatedly punched in the face, he was thrown to the ground asking if he was going to be shot one deputy says he'd like to. >> hey, are you going to shoot me? >> nope, i'd like to. . >> you blew you beat him up in a situation you didn't need the level of force. the answer can't be he pays the. >> reporter: he faces a felony charged of resisting arrest but his lawyers say the dashcashows excessive force and a deputy lying to his supervisor. tonight, the sheriff's department says in part the deputy made every attempt to deescalate the situation

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costello finds whiteside again 25 yards for the score then.tied again at 38 a piece this time but there is enough time for washington to do. blake makes a al. washington state leads with 4-1 record in conference play 41-38 the final. >> the effort does not show up in the win loss column but what happened out there on the field, that's the team i want to coach. we had the lead and we couldn't extend it or keep it. >> we worked so hard during the week being process oriented and seeing growth in so many areas but not getting a win is a really tough feeling. >> a heartbreaker for me, personally because i felt like we came out hoping to make a statement and we did. we got to wrap it up in the end and that's what killed us really. >> after an 18-inning, seven hour 20 minute game, the dodgers and red sox had time for a short meal and nap before game four. there was a unique moment before the game. dennis through the pitch to gibson. gibson hid a dramatic home run in '88. bottom of the sixth, the dodgers erupted for four runs, three of them provided b

here's nbc's tom costello with the latest. >> reporter: days after that horrific crash, state policen who they say runs the limo company. 28-year-old nauman hussain. >> the sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road on saturday rests with nauman hussain. >> reporter: police say hussain had received written notices that driver scott lisnicchia did not have the license to drive the limo, which had been ordered off the road following multiple safety violations. hussain's attorney says the state bears responsibility for an unsafe intersection. >> this road was a problem. it was a known problem to the state of new york. >> reporter: the limo company is owned by nauman hussain's father, shahed, who is in pakistan. the families of the 20 people who died are now preparing for funerals. among them, michael ukai's parents? >> he was my baby. he was my heart. he was everything to me, and now he's gone. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news. >>> still ahead, why colin kaepernick is heading to harvard. >>> and was the missing saudi journalist targeted by a hit squad from his home

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nbc's tom costello has details. >> reporter: from coast to coast, the alert came as exactly the same moment. 2:18 p.m. in the east, 1:18 in the midwest and 11:18 pacific time. while fcc rules prohibit us from airing the alert tones, 225 million devices were supposed to have received the first test of the presidential alert system. from new york -- >> i hope it's not a sign of things to come. >> -- to chicago -- >> the president can text us? >> -- to l.a. then at 2:20, it hit every radio and tv nationwide. the ultimate goal, to reach every american simultaneously in the event of a natural emergency. from natural disasters to a terror attack to a disease outbreak. >> information in public safety situations, whether it be a fire, earthquake, terrorist attack, is essential. it's the lifeline, if you will. >> reporter: but not everyone did receive a text. fema says it was hoping for a 75% success rate. it will now review the test to determine who didn't get a message and why, as it brings a 2018 upgrade to the national alert system. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> first lady melan

tom costello, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now to a theft that may be tough to stomach. of kansas needs help finding a missing inflatable colon. the stolen colon was used to raise awareness for colorectal cancer. the university said in a statement, colon cancer is a tough subject for many to talk about, and the giant 150-pound, ten-foot-long inflatable colon is a great conversation starter. the university is currently raising funds to replace the $4,000 blowup. come on, guys, bring the colon back. it's for cancer awareness. >>> we have an urgent message for any chicken owners that may be watching. the centers for disease control is urging pet owners to refrain from decembering up their chickens in halloween costumes. it will go to help reduce the risk of salmonella infection. the cdc also warns against kissing or snuggling your feathered friends. if you just can't resist that urge to dress up your bird, please, please, be sure to wash your hands. >>> the portland trail blazers got into the halloween spirit by rocking hilarious costume before their game against the wizard

here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it happens so fast. it looks like this plane's wing was hit by a bullet. in fact, it's a two-pound drone test fired into a single engine aircraft wing to mimica a mid-air collision at 238 miles per hour, tearing deep into the wing, fuel lines, and support structure. it likely would have landed safely, but -- >> if you have a significantly heavier drone, absolutely there is a threat of the aircraft being lost. >> reporter: so far this year pilots have reported 2,000 drone sightings. nationwide, 109,000 registered users own more than a million registered drones. required to stay at least five miles away from an airport. but researchers just documented 192 drone flights near daytona beach airport over just 13 days. one in five posing a risk to aircraft. most vulnerable, wings, engines, vertical stabilizers, helicopter rotors, and windshields. >> a drone hitting an aircraft of any size is potentially a life or death situation. >> reporter: one solution, gps-based geo-fencing software to keep drones away from

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as you saw there behind her, maryland football players were on the field practicing today, and t costello was there on the ground in college park with reactions at 6:45. >>> now to gewing mystery after two virginia sisters were dund d in new york city. >> police released photos, but there's still a lot ofueions about why they were in new york and how in the world they wound upog tied tether in the hudson river. >> erica gonzalez at the liv desk with the latest developments in this unusual story. >> really is a disturbing case here. detectives on that case say they are getting closer to deormining what happened t the two young women, the bodies of the sisters found in the hud n river last week after being reported msing in august. duct taped together, clothes on, no outward signs of trauma. the girls with 22 and 16 years old. their mom told detectives the day before the girls' bodies were found she got a call from an officia the saudi arabia embassy ordering t family to leave the u.s. because the daughters applied for political well, today, new word from the new york detective onca this .

congressman costello, do you think there's a correlation between this fund-raising and enthusiasm?re, i mean the democrats are killing it fund-raising wise, and i do think the energy there is as much anti-trump as anything. picking up on something my friend eddie said a minute ago. i do think the timing of senator warren pushing out her blood test is really not something that's helpful to democrats. it probably is helpful to republicans because it allows republicans to remind ourselves what we're against. but going into election day, i do think the democratic fund-raising apparatus is something we've never seen in american political history, and for republicans to narrow that gap and to win in a lot of these competitive races, it's going to be about getting the base out, and it's going to be someone like dan donovan reminding everyone that he's the subcommittee chair on homeland security and he just modernized a fema bill and he was born and raised in staten island. we're going to start seeing the localization of these races in order for republican incumbents to win and on the flip

in the third quarter, costello throws to michael wilson.ord but make about grain -- bob game closing 27-21 with lots of football left to be played. watch tyler hunley, utah quarterback who avoids the rush and fires on his back sampson. that made it 37-21. stanford turns it over four times during the game and ultimately goes down 40-21. this is the second straight loss.>>> it was a loss -- a night of what might've been for cal in tucson. they were both in need of wins to stay relevant. cal quarterback brenda mack away went to work. he gets out of trouble in split arrows 25 yards to the end zone. before halftime it is him again going up the middle this time for 23 yards at the half. it is 14-10. here is the crazy play in the third quarter. he is interception -- intercepted in the schooler takes off to the end zone, jeremiah hopkins comes beside and pops the ball loose and goes right into the arms of arizona. kern takes it to the end zone and the wildcats have a 17-14 lead. the bears had many more chances but they are picked up by scotty young

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costello is going to go with a fade to j.j.arsega right side. more often than not it works.enth touchdown reception for te big wide receiver. right now stanford leads 7-0 in the first quarter. >>> halloween's michael myers, he's pumped for the florida-georgia game. georgia's jake fromme, he's in jeremiah holloman in the back of the end zone. that was a 16-yard score. florida gets back in it. felipe franks with a laser up the middle to freddie swain. 36-yard score. the gators take a one-point lead. but the bulldogs bite back. fromme hits ferry godwin in stride. 24 yards for the touchdown. bulldogs win 36-17. >>> pac-12 north, done. pac-12 south highlights still to come. and did you make it through all of game 3 of last night's world series? series? this was o sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qua

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costello finds houston and stanford is 28-14.er tied at 31, washington state with a go-ahead touchdown 38-31. back come the cardinals with 90 seconds left. costello with the four touchdown pass of the game, this one to jj. tied at 38 but watch washington state still has time and calvin ttin the 42 yard field ge. goal with 20 seconds left. that is how the cougars win the game. 41-38 to take sole possession of first place in the pac 12 north, stanford has now fallen 5-3. the raiders general manager reggie mckenzie in berkeley scouting talent as cal hosted washington. jake browning knocking at the door and jones scores. a nice tight rope catch. browning on the rollout, trying to throw it away but the mad hops of cameron bynum with a toetapping inbounds for the interception 10-7. browning was benched in the third for jay kaner, the son of a prominent bay area news anchor and he was picked off by the cal linebacker evan weaver. did not stop until he reached the pylon. that is a touchdown. the bears taking the lead holding onto upset t

costello, and he needed air underneath it, but it was picked. 1 14-0, utes. the utah offense, fourth and two, and they are going for it. zach moss who ran for 160 and 35 here on the touch, and 21-0, utah at stanford, and the cardinal come back, and costello is 26 yardses the michael wilson who is wide open, but he threw the two picks, and they were costly. the cardinal within six. and now, tyler huntly should have been sacked there, and got the ball away from samson, and now, 57 yards to the house. stanford loses for second week in a row, and 40-21. and how about the cal bears trying to snap13-game pac-12 losing streak at arizona and down 10-0, and brandon mcilwain for cal, breaking loose up the gut and then cal isquarrback. veryough to brin him down. he had 107 rushing yards and two scores and the bears were up 14-10 at the half. and this is the craziest play all many of college football. cal is picked off by calvin scho schooler, and jeremiah haw kins punches the ball out, but it is right to hearn, and look at what he said, i found this. and he goes on or t

and costello slipping to area siga. they built up a 20-6. but in the 4th quarter, asu quarterback will get the score. cut it to 20-13. made a threat late. 20-13 is the final and stanford is 5-2. meantime it's time to check this out, frank, pay attention. trying to throw you hockey in here. first lebron, 26 points, 12 rebounds making his lakers debut. does this look familiar. the key stat for lebron, the lakers lose big time to lillard and the blazers. it's the blue jacket, sensational skating from did you clear -- declare. and nailing it. they the win the >> that was really cool >> they are amazing. that will do it for us. thanks for joining us. there was water everywhere. it was such a mess. that stinks. how long are you out of the apartment? about five weeks. ugh! did you lose anything valuable? well, the pipe was over my closet, so all my clothes are gone. oh, so nothing. great. do they know why the pipe burst? they didn't say. buildings that have a combination of copper and galvanized steel are susceptible to pinholes and corrosion cause

i'm tom costello in schoharie, new york, back to you. >> that was nbc's tom costel. the intersection has been a problem spot before and ten years ago, it had to be redone. but a manager of a cafe near there says that even after that, three tractor-trailers ran right through the same stop sign and landed in a field. >>> we are working for you this morning with an important health announcement. >> the american cancer society says millions of additional tens would needbe vaccinated against hpv in the coming years. details on this latest push when news 4 midday returns. waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine >>> important health news to talk about, kids. well into the school year, it is prime time fords and the flu. >> yes, unfortunately, it's also peak seasonor another illne

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nbc's tom costello reports. >> reporter: state police say they have launched a criminal investigation into how 20 people died in that horrific crash on saturday. the focus now on the limo company and its driver. police confirm, the stretch limo involved in the accident had failed its most recent inspection and should not have been on the road. federal records confirm, the company, prestige limousine chauffeur service, had failed four out of five inspections over the last two years. and the driver, 53-year-old scott sinicchia, who died in the crash, should not have been behind the wheel. >> no, it shouldn't have been on the road. >> reporter: ntsb investigators say they found no skid marks on the ground where the 2001 ford excursion limo apparently ran a stop sign, careened across a county highway and through a parking lot, where it hit a car and killed two pedestrians before slamming into a ravine. all 17 passengers and the driver died. witnesses say the limo appeared to have been speeding. >> if an entire engine block has moved back and basically crushed, moved back past the driver's

he wants to drop it in the facility and be done with it. >> that was tom costello reporting there. so the postal service processes more than $170 million pieces of mail every year, making it impossible to screen everything. investigators will be going over all video and photos, looking for anything suspicious, as well as anyone suspicious. they're going to look at handwriting, where those individuals were purchased, every possible detail. meanwhile, nbc news has learned that the bombs were all very similar, made of pvc piping, containing a timer and explosion powder. and nbc bay area and nbc news are closely following this breaking news. nbc news will break in for any huge developments and make sure you download our nbc bay area app. this way you can get any updates when we are not on-air. >>> san francisco police reportedly touting a new approach to help defend against car break-ins. "the examiner" reporting chief bill scott yesterday met with supervisors. he says a recent policy change in the mission and taraval district is helping to cut down on break-ins there. it involves dedi

kevin costelloe in rome.ixed bag of earnings, what can we expect from european banks when they report wednesday? we get numbers. thursday, we see ubs and lloyd's. fargo asset wells management is still with us. i wanted to ask you on italy. you like the inking sector. which areas specifically in investment grade? have had an interesting year in investment grade. it has been a tough year, given where yields started. we are still in the context in europe where yields are low. yearalked about the ten bund. as the have widened markets have had to deal with italy and the tapering. that has impacted triple b credits quite a bit. we see more what in -- widening. a couple of reasons we still like financials. it is one of the sectors that is improving in terms of fundamentals. stable. it is one of the areas where the ecb has not been buying so much. nejra: sorry to jump in. of bond fundsent are trading. >> it has been a tough year. traded one month in a particular direction, it has a tendency to reverse. liquidityaccou

costello goes to his favorite target on his favorite play, the fade.hat's his tenth touchdown reception of the year. washington state scored the next 14 points. an easy walk-in touchdown here. second quarter, costello with 34 of 43 total, 323 yards and 4 touchdowns. here he scrambles enough to find caden smith for the ten-yard touchdown. cardinal up 28-17 at the half. washington state came back, took the lead in the fourth. three yards to bernard bell. the cougars up by seven. 1:31 left in the game, 25 yards for the score there, tied again at 38-38 this time. but there is enough time for washington to do this. blake maza makes a 42-yard field goal. washington state now leads the pac-12 north with 4-1 record in conference play. 41-38 the final. >> effort does not show up in the win-loss column, but what happened out there on the field, that's the team i want to coach. he had the lead and we just -- we couldn't extend it, we couldn't keep it. >> we worked so hard during the week being process oriented and seeing growth in so many areas, but not getting a

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