second quarter, beautiful play action fake, by kirk cousins, dep to d.c.'s own vernon davis. skins up 14-0 sam bradford's pass picked off. the redskins win 26-20. they are 5-3-1 on the season. erin hawksworth has more with josh norman. erin: how impressed have you been with president smith? josh: anytime you get a a sack and then the two-tip i -n-t and kept going. robert: it was going to stop the cowboys? less than a minute to go, the steelers now 5. big ben with the fake spike, everybody went for it, the love to antonio brown. but the cowboys marched down the field. left, ezekiel elliott come untouched for the 32 yard game-winning touchdown. dallas wins. and it is sunday, meaning abc 7 "sports sunday." we will talk about the redskins. that will be at 11:35, right here on abc 7. stay up with us. kimberly: and you don't want to miss this coming up. ?? know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. ?? know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. ?? know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and

where democrat tammy duckworth unseated u-s senator mark kirk after his first term. kirk was in an uphill a democratic challenger... but also donald trump's influence - after unendorsing the presidential nominee during the summer. duckworth credited a "relentless focus on rebuilding" illinois' middle class for her win. the two-term congresswoman will become the second woman to serve as u-s senator from illinois. former presidential candidate marco rubio held onto his senate seat in florida... defeating democratic challenger patrick murphy. rubio had originally opted not to seek re-election as he nomination this year. but after ending his presidential aspirations, rubio changed his mind and sought a second term in the senate. another former presidential candidate - senator rand paul - won his re-election bid in kentucky as well. and in indiana... republican todd young defeated evan bayh bye in a race for an open seat. the race was closely watched across the nation - with polls showing bayh holding a lead - but young flooded t-vs with ads to counter bayh. the democrat

kirk cousins hits pierre garcon. touchdown 70's yards.ds later in the fourth carter, a, a 4-yard run by fat rob, robert kelley fields it foreyie washington they win 42 to 24.n o they are now six, three and one and currently holding down w third place in the division.is >> not to be a fly in the fly i ointment but did they get a get >> well, it's all up to the up t referees how they figure that out. >> fat rob. >> fat rob, robert kelley.robere that's his nickname. hed. good. no penalty. palty >> little trot through the endtt zone that's not celebration. >> it's all good. tha>>t yellow yee flag you're all good.'re algood >> folks, i'm learning.ea >> every day is a learning dayae process just like we learnede about that cold wind that just l started up over the weekend and it's still going. going >> let me ask you a question. qt did you see any snowflakesu se this weekend. >> no, i thought i saw eeom sleet.eet. >> let's see. og when he said yes i didn't hear e you guys so -- so >> no, i did not but i thoughtht i saw that sleet hitting

kirk here. ha life support systems are out all over the ship. s been blocked. source-- engineering. nomad. undoubtedly. jim, with all the e stems out, we'll only have enough air and heat for-- scotty, get some anti-gravs and meet me in engineering. nomad... stop what you're doing stop. you're programmed to obey the orders of your creator. i am programmed to destroy those life forms which are imperfect. these alterations will do so without destroying the vessel which surrounds them. d... i admit that biological units are imperfect, but a biological unit created you. i am perfect. i am nomad. no, you're not nomad, you're an alien machine. your programming tapes have been altered. you are in error. ar e impet. you are a biological unit. but i am your creator. you are the creator. i created you? you are the creator. but i admit i'm imperfect. how could i have created such a perfect thing as you? i shall analyze. fficient data to resolve problem, but my programming is whole. my purpose remains. i am nomad. i am perfect. that which is imperfect must be sterilized. then you will continue to destr

kirk: that was an emphatic win. alabama the big showdown takes care of the lsu tigers. >> chris: fyf s first down. jalen hurts scrambled for a touchdown. added a late field goal and lsu's offense didn't do much at all. >> kirk: you had a feeling as much talk about lsu having a new spirit, at the end of the day, nick saban had two weeks to get his defense ready. that's a game at the battle of the line of scrimmage. if you can't throw the ball, i don't care how good leonard fournette is, you're not going that's what happened to that offense. >> chris: just like last year. >> kirk: and the year before that. they averaged less than three yards a carry against 'bama in the last five, now six years. >> chris: demario mccall retreats. inside the 20. talk more about the national scene after this. technology is useful. i just bought a book. and while i was telling you about the book, i downloaded a song. oh, and full disclosure, when we were just chatting about that song thing, the point is, life is digital. so, carmax, created a site where you can reserve a car online. come in when it's convenient, your ca

kirk thinks intellectually but he didn't have the charisma to pull together an organization with a talent with the skill s set. he was terrible and knew that as well. he was purely an academic, with it goldwater had been a businessman and there was something about him he was able to pull things together, libertarians, conservatives so if there was movement it took about five or six years to coalesce just kind of odd it starts off as an anti-political movement but then quickly it becomes politicized. >> william f. buckley, friends or competitors? >> even though he's catholic so he could never totally be blue blood it was as much as possible, ivy league educated, he was the antithesis coming out of poverty and not catholic as provost and spiritualized, and all of the form of protestanti protestantism. had never traveled to the east and had no connection to publishers whereas the buckley's coming out of texas and connections with the kennedys. at the catholic thing held them down to a certain extent but because of his personality and demeanor he was able to overcome that. this is interesting, buckley knew he

kirk: i expect i would have a lousy relationship with him. i do not think he will win. i don't think he has the temperament to be commander-in-chief. him? swould oppose sen. kirk: i think he should have stepped down at the nomination. i will not support him. many people sell their soul for allegiance. i will always call it the way i see it. just because he is a republican nominee does not make him the best choice for this country. i will tell the people of illinois that is not making the right one. rep. duckworth: i will start by assuming that donald trump loves the country as much as i do and as much as hillary clinton. i think the people of illinois are sick and tired of a government and congress that does not work. they are sick and tired of the republican initiative under mitch mcconnell that they will oppose every initiative from president obama. i would work with donald trump for the good a country went they make sense and are logical. not oppose every step of the way because we already have that and it is not working for the people of illinois or this great nation. i will start by assuming he loves this country as much as i do. he

s first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a kneeldown coming up for the iowa offense. so look ahead to bowl games. but for kirk ferentz and his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at the bowl game as an opportunity. >> allen: hands it off one more big plays, the big key for this iowa team. and running out the clock late when they needed to with that eight-minute drive. and the final score, the iowa hawkeyes, 40, the nebraska cornhuskers, 14. tomorrow, michigan and ohio state, at noon eastern. for budden and our espn college football crew, allen bestwick [ zaps ] barry. future barry? do not go to the big-box store this weekend. wha-- just get a free tv from u.s. cellular. free tv? a free 58-inch samsung tv when we buy two samsung smartphones. got it. u.s. cellular, then the big-box. no, no big-box! we get trampled, you doof! ouch! ouch! get a free 58-inch samsung smart hdtv when you buy two samsung smartphones. and get a tablet for a penny. you weren't gonna mention the p

s heading into the weekend. right now saturday looks drive. sunday we are watching a system that may sneak in. tuesday. a little kirk cousins news? erin: that's right, expect kirk cousins to be back in burgundy >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: not want to let kirk cousins go. according to multiple reports, if the redskins cannot reach a long-term deal with cousins before free agency, they will place the franchise tag on him again. cousins is being paid nearly $20 million guaranteed this season. the franchise to be tagged for next season, almost $24 million. i would like a for million dollar raise each year. cousins is expected back in long-term deal or the one-year tag. ravens hosting the bengals. joe flacco lofts one, keeps both feet inbounds. just over a minute to go in the game, the bengals trailing by seven. dalton stripped. the ravens hang on and win. the ravens are now tied with the steelers atop the afc with baltimore owning the tie-breaker. georgetown and howard at the verizon center. howard was competitive early. miller come off the steel, drives hard, scores. georgeto

s first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a kneeldown coming up for the iowa look ahead to bowl games. but for kirk ferentz and his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at the bowl game as an opportunity. >> allen: hands it off one more and that will do it. big plays, the big key for this iowa team. and running out the clock late when they needed to with that eight-minute drive. and the final score, the iowa hawkeyes, 40, the nebraska cornhuskers, 14. tomorrow, michigan and ohio state, at for mike bellotti and kris budden and our espn college football crew, allen bestwick holiday weekend. good evening. i'm ben simmoneau. j.c.: i'm j.c. monahan. showers most of the day drizzle lingering tonight. ben mike wankum is tracking it : all does the sun return this weekend? mike: what is left over is a little bit of drizzle, gray skies and a lot of moisture. we are seeing visibility down to half a mile in orange and worcester. visibility will continue to drop as we had

s first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a kneeldown coming up for so, nebraska and iowa will both look ahead to bowl gas. but for kirk ferentz and his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at the bowl game as an opportunity. time to wrap it up. and that will do it. big plays, the big key for this iowa team. and running out the clock late when they needed to with that eight-minute drive. and the final score, the iowa hawkeyes, 40, t nebraska cornhuskers, 14. tomorrow, michigan and ohio state, at for mike bellotti and kris budden and our espn college football crew, allen bestwick shelley: we start with breaking news. fire has displaced families. anchor: what follows as we move into the weekend. anchor: a rash of burglaries. the arrest police made in connection to it. and holiday shoppers taking advantage of lack friday deals. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. w shelley: we are falling breaking news out of mancheer. tonight seven to eight families are displaced after a two-

s yes. yes, i would like to play a ttle more, but i understand my role on this team. >> packers already ruled tj lang and jake ryan out for sunday. kirk cousins says he's good to go against green bay. >> i'm ready for every single game. it's not now it's sunday night and it's aaron rodgers. i need to try now. you play hard every game. whether it's aaron rodgers or anybody else, they're all really, really good. you better bring it every sgle play. one step the wrong way could be a difference in a win or a loss. >> in our final segment, how a >> welcome back. theadgers and boilermakers tomorrow. next week they ht minnesota. seems like just yesterday they were at milwaukee marquette. now he realizes the clock is ticking on his wisconsin career. step back and appreciate all the things that you get to do hre as an athlete, the game, and things like that. >> the marquee matchup. the bucks host kevin durant at thedl center tomorrow t. >> christh panthers up tw eagleo we'll feature ton granado next week. tonight, jake linhart. badgers best start since 2010. congratulations to the -- native that finishes third at the truck chase in homestead.

kirk back in may... and the district believes the woman in charge of managing bus routes changed information in the hours ll fox13's "shayla reaves" is live in lakeland this morning, where that student was killed. shayla, there's thanks, shayla. according to the f-b-i, hate crimes are on the rise... especially for one religious group. the data shows hate crimes increased about 6- point-7 percent last year. crimes against muslims are up 67-percent. the f-b-i says the surge in hate crimes could be due in part to better reporting by victims and law enforcement agencies. vandals in hillsborough political protest to a dangerous level. deputies say someone sprayed anti-trump graffiti on two mobile homes on byran road, near mango. one of the homes had the message "burn everything" on it...with an arrow pointing to the house next door. investigators say someone tried to light that house on fire. neighbor's say this isn't political, it's downright dangerous and someone could get killed. neighbors say they are not sure why the community is being targeted. they say no one even put political signs up during the campaign season

s coming. you think it could get here in the next 4 hours? [fiery noise] no. aah! come on. aah... schmitter. like the rest of them. burned to a crisp. kirk: space--the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship "enterprise." its 5-year mission-- to explore strange new worlds... to seek out new life and new civilizations... a distress call from the pergium production station on janus 6 has brought the "enterprise" to that long-established colony. mr. spock, dr. mccoy, and i have beamed down to meet with chief engineer vanderberg, administrative head of janus 6. all right, let's assume there is a monster. what has it done? when did it start? sensors gave us an unusually rich pergium reading. not only pergium, whatever you want. uranium, serium, platinum. the whole planet's like that. it's a treasure house. yes, we're aware of that. if mining conditions weren't so difficult, janus 6 could supply the mineral needs of a thousand planets. but what happened? first, the automatic machinery, piece by piece, started to almost disintegrate. d our chemists were unable to analyze the corrosive agent. i'm sure there is an answer. it simply

s first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a kneeldown coming up for the iowa so, nebraska and iowa will both look ahead to bowl games. but for kirk ferentz and his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at the bowl game as an opportunity. >> allen: hands it off one more and that will do it. big plays, the big key for this iowa team. and running out the clock late when they needed to with that eight-minute drive. and the final score, the iowa hawkeyes, 40, the nebraska cornhuskers, 14. tomorrow, michigan and ohio state, at noon east for mike bellotti and kris budden and our espn college football crew, allen bestwick tragic breaking news this our colorado state patrol trooper ryan luby is live on the scene with what happened. truck>> reporter: i contain northbound interstate 25 is still shut down this evening. it will likely remain that way overnight. this is an awfully sad thing to see here. those flashing lights in that long line of cars, near the scene of that crash. here's what we know. the

s first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a kneeldown coming up for the iowa so, nebraska and iowa will both look ahead to bowl games. but for kirk ferentz and his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at the bowl game as an opportunity. >> allen: hands it off one more and that will do it. big plays, the big key for this iowa team. and running out the clock late when they needed to with that eight-minute drive. and the final score, the iowa hawkeyes, 40, the nebraska cornhuskers, 14. tomorrow, michigan and ohio state, at noon eastern. for mike bellotti and kris budden and our espn college football crew, allen bestwick because every great accomplishment takes courage. because one person can't do it all. because dreams are worth chasing. with proven services that support all of your endeavors. >>> wrong way drivers on our roads reaching a critical point. 800 calls for wrong way drivers just this year. th and in so many stories innocent drivers are in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> a depu

s first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a up for the iowa offense. so, nebraska and iowa will both look ahead to bowl games. but for kirk ferentz and his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at >> allen: hands it off one more time to wrap it up. and that will do it. big plays, the big key for this iowa team. and running out the clock late when they needed to with that eight-minute drive. and the final score, the iowa hawkeyes, 40, the nebraska cornhuskers, 14. tomorrow, michigan and state, at noon eastern. for mike bellotti and kris budden and our espn college football crew, allen bestwick [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: wisn 12 news starts >> this needs to be recounted. adrienne: wisconsin's elections are up for a recount. the reasons supporters say the official results might be wrong. more breaking news, milwaukee county sheriff

couple of inches at the resort there. 2 to 4 inches kirk wood and live look outside from the golden gate bridge. wet out there. numbers in the upper 50's san francisco. south west wind up to 24 miles an hour. a little breezy at the airport. waves report gilroy at 59 and from roof cam are exploratorium upper 50's, 60 in concord. good visibility sutro. not looking much in the way of rain but roads are slick out there. so pockets of rain throughout early tomorrow. still keeping a slight chance of thunderstorms in the north bay and then we get sunny and milder from wednesday into next friday. so we take you hour by hour after we show you the overnight low where you notice by tomorrow morning it's cool and we could see few pocket of showers north bay south bay right now as we go through the next several hours you notice east bay delta livermore and san jose. could still pick up a little bit of rain after midnight more isolated and by the morning commute things are pretty quiet. and by the afternoon we get into some sunshine and that really begins our drying trend. couple hundred in concord. 5 $100 in san francisco. coastal hills a little bi

s u.s. senate. day congresswoman duckworth and the republican incumbent mr. kirk. joining me to ask questions is our political reporter and univision chicago. the candidates will each have one minute to answer a question the candidates lancers first will get a chance for a 302nd rebuttal. in addition each will have the opportunity to ask a question of their opponent to have the opportunity for a rebuttal as well. we'll wrap things up with a closing statement in an opening statement he may begin. duckworth: bid is a pleasure to be here today what to think the league of women voters for holding this for of. i am running for senate because i want to work for hard working families all across illinois i travel across the state to people say it is supposed to be going but they don't see that in their home town in illinois in granite city steel mills have shut down rather we are i hear that people are worried about being a foreword -- six baird to send their kids to college as they come out with tremendous student loan debt. that is no way to start a new life and it is ti

s senate term. let's take a look at some big senate races happening across a victory for democrat tammy duckworth out of illinois. she won against republican incumbent mark kirk. she thanked everyone who made her victory possible... securing the blessings of liberty for ourselves, for all of our excited to get to work." wanted to make the transition as smooth as senator marco rubio will return to the senate. he beat democratic challenger patrick murphy. rubio decided to run for another six years in the senate -- after dropping out of the presidential florida... this is an extraordinary place people who have lived here for decades, of the descendants of slaves, of the children of and it's such an honor to be able to represent this extraordinary state." in the coming term... rubio said he hopes his state - and his colleagues in washington - will lead the country to engage in more civil political discourse. house speaker paul ryan was elected to his tenth term. he was elected 13-months ago after john boehner resigned from congress. ryan thanked the people of wisconsin's first district -- as you know... working for you has express my gratitude to your the speaker

s first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a kneeldown coming up for the iowa offense. so, nebraska and iowa will both look ahead to bowl games. but for kirknd his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at the bowl game as an opportunity. >> allen: hands it off one more time to wrap it up. and that will do it. big plays, the big key for this iowa team. and running out the clock late when they needed to with that eight-minute drive. and the final score, the iowa hawkeyes, 40, the nebraska cornhuskers, 14. tomorrow, michigan and ohio state, at noon eastern. for mike bellotti and kris budden and our espn college football crew, allen bestwick saying good-bye from iowa city. >>> the manhunt intensifies as officials turn to dogs to help search for two inmates who broke out of santa clara county's main jail, and today a $20,000 reward has been offered to help track them down. good afternoon, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. >> for helio chavez and laron campbell are

s so all below the cloud cover. >> marty:another big story we are following this moring. authorities now say the body found just off the sonoma state campus died from multiple stab wounds. kirk kimberly was 1st reported missing on october 17th. a landscaper discovered kimberly's body in a shallow grave wednesday night. police say detectives believe kimberly was targeted by his killer or killers. adding that the murder was not connected with the university or it's students. kimberly was last seen leaving his home in cotati on a bicycle to visit a friend. decision 20-16. in oakland, mayor libby schaff and lt. governor gavin newsom hopped on bikes and took to the streets to promote measure k-k. kron 4's hermela aregawi explains the improvements this measure is promising to bring to the city. >> :natsot oakland mayor libby schaff "we're going to get on those streets, on those beautiful bikes, right now." about two dozen oakland residents joined mayor libby schaff for bike ride this afternoon. schaff is championing measure kk - a 600 million dollar, 10 year proposal. more than half of which would be designated for rehabing roads. sot oakland mayor libby schaff in 10 years, instea