. >> gus: great kick-out block on that touchdown run by kyle long. i'm sure that's going to make one man in particular in the building very happy. >> charles: talking about steve greatwood, the offensive line coach? >> gus: ha ha ha. watch kyle long. 74 was at the top of your screen. >> charles: hroniss grasu, 55, also with a nice block. but they always talk about big runs, gus. the first seven yards belong to the offensive line and the running back. anything beyond that you credit the guys out wide, wide receivers, flat guys, to escort you that much farther down the field. i think everyone on oregon did a nice job getting the blocks. >> gus: kenjon barner, record-setting day. pac-12 record with 357 yards. reuben mays with 357. >> charles: washington state. >> gus: versus oregon in '84. >> charles: i remember that year well. we played against reuben mays, my tennessee team played against reuben mays and that washington state team. mark griffin was quarterbacking. they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the bal

. >> matty and kyle long wand to try out the 10,000 hour theory.nd so they along with their trainer and filmmaker are charting their 10,000 hours of training to become exceptional basketball players. >> this is the most important part right here. >> we work out. >> to tell us about this 10,000 hour attempt they're making at becoming excellent, we have kyle long "right this minute" via skype. we akuwaited 10,000 hours to 417 days. how do you find time for school or anything else? >> that's when school and basically our lives along with family time. but, yeah, basketball all the time. >> it looks like in this film it's a scholarship. >> for my little brother, it's just to try to get into the highest level he can play at whether it be d-1 or d-2 or maybe prep school. i was fortunate enough to get a full ride. so my next step is perform at the highest level. >> who's idea was the 10,000 hour thing and when you heard it, did you think it was nuts? >> it was my trainer's idea. at first i was thinking it was crazy. but it's pretty easy for me to accomplis

. >> gus: great kick-out block on that touchdown run by kyle long. i'm sure that's going to make one man in particular in the building very happy. >> charles: talking about steve greatwood, the offensive line coach? >> gus: ha ha ha. watch kyle long. 74 was at the top of your screen. >> charles: hroniss grasu, 55, also with a nice block. but they always talk about big runs, gus. the first seven yards belong to the offensive line and the running back. anything beyond that you credit the guys out wide, wide receivers, flat guys, to escort you that much farther down the field. i think everyone on oregon did a nice job getting the blocks. >> gus: kenjon barner, record-setting day. reuben mays with 357.7 yards. >> charles: washington state. >> gus: versus oregon in '84. >> charles: i remember that year well. we played against reuben mays, my tennessee team played against reuben mays and that washington state team. mark griffin was quarterbacking. they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the ball at the 35. with 1:52

. >> gus: great kick-out block on that touchdown run by kyle long. i'm sure that's going to make one man in particular in the building very happy. >> charles: talking about steve greatwood, the offensive line coach? >> gus: ha ha ha. watch kyle long. 74 was at the top of your screen. >> charles: hroniss grasu, 55, also with a nice block. but they always talk about big runs, gus. the first seven yards belong to the offensive line and the running back. anything beyond that you credit the guys out wide, wide receivers, flat guys, to escort you that much farther down the field. i think everyone on oregon did a nice job getting the blocks. >> gus: kenjon barner, record-setting day. pac-12 record with 357 yards. reuben mays with 357. >> charles: washington state. >> gus: versus oregon in '84. >> charles: i remember that year well. we played against reuben mays, my tennessee team played against reuben mays and that washington state team. mark griffin was quarterbacking. they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the bal

first atlanta's kyle korver hit a long three-pointer with less than 2 seconds on the clock to lead the hawks over washington 101-100. >>> and the thunder's russell westbrook hit a fading jumper, there he goes, off the clippers, and oklahoma city beat los angeles 117-111. >>> in college basketball, fourth-ranked michigan made a second half comeback at the nit semifinals. the wolverines beat pittsburgh. to advance to the championship game. >>> and then, the moment you've all been waiting for. i know bill has. he's sitting here champing at the bit. >> trying to figure out how to spend time with my family, too, at the same time. >> oh, you'll be fine. they're all going to be watching, too. >> yeah, right. >> this is the thanksgiving triple-header we're talking about, starting with the houston texans at the detroit lions at 12:30 eastern. then there's the washington redskins at the dallas cowboys at 4:25 eastern, and then bill's game, the prime timeline-up between the new england patriots and the new york jets at 8:20 right here on nbc. >> i'll be watching and very tired tomorrow morning. >

kyle isn't alone. many others vow they'll do the same. the mayor of long beach island estimates the damage here alone could cost $1 billion. brian? >> katy tur on the strip of land the locals call lbi on the jersey shore. katy, thanks. >>> the early estimates are in from yesterday, by the way, so-called cyber monday. the experts predict early on sales will be above last year. the most searched retail items so far this shopping season, kindle fires and ugg boots. and a whole lot of people are anxious to win a pile of money. the powerball jackpot is now up to $500 million. and nbc's john yang has our report from chicago. >> reporter: these aren't just lottery tickets, they're dreams. >> we're winners this time. >> all it takes is $2 to win. >> reporter: as the hours count down to wednesday night's drawing, those $2 tickets are adding up. 42 states plus washington, d.c., and the virgin islands play powerball. officials expect ticket sales for the current jackpot to top $1 billion. >> thank you. >> reporter: many of those tickets are for office pools. >> we co

met have since left the school system, including kyle, who, yes, is still singing. [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend longeart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. >>> welcome back to this special report "bullying: it stops here." from the campus of rutgers university. so much bullying today occurs online as we talked about as well as in school. it's rare that it's actually caught on camera. there's an extraordinary documentary called "the bully project" which has been shown to the department of education. parents featured in it have met with the president and first lady. it gives you a look at some of the horrors that some kids face. in is what 13-year-old alex faced on a school bus in sioux city, iowa. >> get your ass off my book bag. i'll beat your ass. why you punching me? why are you st

kyle was handcuffed at the time. the officer had stopped the suspect for allegedly trying to steal a motorcycle. >>> you are paying way too much long. >> coming up later, this virginia mom is going to show you some easy ways to slash that bill in half. >>> lots going on this weekend. the terps are in town, the redskins in town. we'll have an updated weekend forecast and a possible nor'easter next week. >>> but first, which candidate does today's unemployment report help more, president obama, or perhaps it's mitt romney. we'll be joined live by cbs news' bob schieffer coming up next. keely and bianca thompson. keely, keely, keely and bianca thompson. accokeek. keely's district boxing and youth center. accokeek. >>> we are coming down to the wire, and on the presidential campaign trail, president obama and mitt romney are both targeting undecided voters who may be influenced by today's unemployment report. the jobless rate rose a 10th of a point from 7.8 to 7.9%. it is the highest number an incumbent president has faced on election day since franklin roosevelt. employers added 171,000 new jobs in october. 45,000 more than many analy

long after, reggie ellis. just walked in. 13 yards. franklin in control 20-14. but they stormed back. kylee. 28-27 the extra point though no good. 2:40 to play. millford mill at it again. mckurtcheon. option. very good option to have. 61 yards for a touc >> lets it fly. off and gone. 78 yards. raiders did fight back but river hill moves on, winning the aa east 35-27. checking some college basketball last night. in college park, maryland playing host to liu brooklyn. first half. split the defender. can't finish. no matter. alex land there to put things back. end of the half, seth allen. that three. just before the buzzer. maryland with the lead at the break. second half. breaking out. the assist from howard. howard with ten assists. it was five out of six from downtown. team high 19 points. mared improves to 2-1 with a 91-74 victory. that's sports. i'm pete gilbert. notre dame football today. we'll see you back here tonight at 11. >>> all right. time now 5:57 and it is 38 degrees. here's a look ahead to some of our stories coming up on 11 news saturday morning. >>> even with an lected 11% i

long ago. >> i hope who this whole story is -- >> we're together on that. >> now that you've kyle, still the favorite. >> yeah. why don't we take a look at the markets. the futures are under pressure today. you'll see that the dow down by about 77 points. been down 60 to 60 points over the last half hour. some pressure has come back in and probably a lot of people waiting to see what happens with the fiscal cliff situation. everything starts back up again today. you'll see in europe, similar moves there. right now the cac down by 1% as is the dax. ftse 100 down almost 1% in london. in asia overnight, markets closed slightly lower there. kospi off by 2%. shanghai composite 1.5%. hang seng by just over 1%. oil prices this morning slightly lower. down about 82 crepts. ten year note 1.58%. been a while since we've seen below 6%. the dollar is down against the yen, but up against the euro. euro is all the way back at 1.2677. dollar-yen at 679. 36 and gold prices are down about $6. >> time to go across the pond to kelly evans. >> those levels give and you good sense of what's happening out here. i