usc with one time-out. >> referee: time-out usc. >> joe: and they will use it here.that is it for time-outs. with 2:34 remaining, out of time-outs. a reminder that the nascar sprint cup series is at martinsville. coverage begins sunday at 1:00 eastern on espn. just four races left to decide the championship of the nascar chase. >> matt: so it's second and 12. usc is daring denker to throw the football. they are packing the box completely. and they are going to say, okay, we want you to try to beat us with a throw, because we're not going to let you run this football here. look at the box, all stacked. look, they're all around the line of scrimmage. >> joe: and the obvious happens. they get after the running back, carey. it was t.j. mcdonald playing in the box to get into the backfield and make that stop. so now the clock will come down. it will be a third down and 11 and the juco transfer, who's new to the program, playing behind a fifth-year senior who's played a sensational game that's now out with a concussion, can he convert? third and 11. >> matt: they're going

baca: the usc mural is in the midst of a great slowdown. it is, in fact, the center of a controversy. they're bloody. could i take them out of the blood, the president says. at least i thought this was bad, very bad. what has happened is as we have developed the imagery in a giant, kind of collaborative, process, we've developed imagery that speaks to the struggles of the history of the chicano community in los angeles, and we've represented what is a pretty accurate story and, we think, a very optimistic one. apparently, the president of the university and other members of the administration are concerned with some of the images. woman: i think that the controversy that's going around with the mural is probably due to the fact that there's a lot of cultural misunderstanding. baca: there's a tiny, little three-quarter inch image of a lynching that is off the court street bridge in the center of the serpentine river. and that particular image is offensive to the administration. and i believe it to be a very offensive image as well. as the ad

usc gave me a job and i came here. maybe i would be writing about swedish immigrants, but i came here and there was the debate over illegal immigration from the south. i wrote a book to try to address that. i've written several books set in southern california. i would have been a totally different artist if i had stayed in new york or gone to minneapolis or stayed in iowa city. it is where life takes you. we are all curious. i am extremely curious about where i live and what goes on here. here were these channel islands. i had never been to the channel islands. there they are, sitting right off the shore. i see them every day. what goes on out there? now i know. tavis: it is not like you spent a whole lot of time trying to research for the book. >> when we last talked, i was lucky enough to meet some of the biologists out on the central -- out on santa cruz island. i do not do well at sea. just to get across is 1.5 hours on rough seas. i did not actually street the boat with vomit, but i was out there in the wind. i a

i think usc won the vast majority.nk there's one win in that group from arizona, but everything has been close and tight. arizona keeps getting better, and now they're going to press usc in the fourth quarter at home. >> gus: 38-yard line. gonzalez for a first down, flag on the play. seth doege is the first quarterback to hit for more than 300 yards against kansas state in the last 12 games. doege 39, 46. >> personal foul, number 3 in the offense. we'll have a 15-yard penalty. foirs do first down, texas tech. >> gus: gonzalez giving and taking. >> charles: did you hear the guy on the sideline? good job, good job, trying to keep the guys from doing a little extra that's not necessary. very solid today. kenny williams again. i think that's what the best crews do, gus, they let you know along wathe way what they're gog to let you do, not do. try to talk you out of doing things before you actually do them in order to keep the game moving along. >> gus: second down and 3 on the 31. doege. and this time it's darrin moore. ha

. >>> matt barkley and 13th-ranked usc taking on utah. under five minutes left in the first half, barkley. finds robert woods. gets this catch for 69 yards and that touchdown. usc, up by three. fourth quarter. barkley, play-action. and throwing deep to marqise lee. he had 192 yards. and this touchdown right here. 83-yard score. career-long for imhim. usc wins 38-28. >>> that was your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. have a great day. >>> an iowa insurance attorney got a call from his wife saying they had won a $202 million powerball jackpot, he thought he was being punk'd. >> but he was wrong. and then, they both did what they've been dreaming to do all along. they took immediate leaves of absence from their jobs. they added that they'll be conservative with their money, though their children may have other plans. >> they're going to get a lot more games. but that's important to the 15-year-olds. but just stay grounded. you know, don't change the way we've raised them. >> well, she might go back to work, actually, because she just

usc in the desert against arizona. cats down two in the fourth. they run the draw to carry, arizona takes the lead. now last ditch effort, usc final seconds down by three. matt barkley with the hail mary? oh. incomplete. we have a shocker, arizona upsets usc 39 will have 36. the first time -- 39-36. the first time arizona has beaten them in tucson since 1999. >>> thanks to our friends at get -- sportsfocus.com, high school football visiting si. the red running backs albert waters gone. 80 yards of pay dirt. but beller min did not quit. nice move through the si defense. 29 yards and keller mine beats si in the showdown 35-28. >>> according to his brother rex, cowboys' defensive coordinator rob ryan was crying when he learned of the news that his linebacker sean lee was out for the reason. rob denied that claim. >> i wasn't crying tears actual tears you know i save that for the movies that i watch with my wife. lifetime i mean my god you guys ever watch lifetime? god almighty. don't. >> okay. >> that's it for us. >> see you at 11:00. [ captions by:

my oldest just became a freshman at usc. when she got into nyu, we were like, that is a great school, honey. are you going to go? [laughter] as it is, she has moved out of my house. it is a quieter house. autumn is a big presence. it led to my wife turning to me and saying, i have got to do something creative. she started a blog called "carpool, couture, and cocktails." the car pool is the mommies side, the couture is the adult -- is the fashion side, and the cocktail's is the adult side. tavis: that is, me is dealing with it. how is daddy dealing with it? >> i am going to a lot of usc football games. tavis: a bunch of footsteps and people start running. >> it is the biggest upside the ackie. played vick m boys are terrified of may. tavis: and you like it. look at that. >> it has an upside when you have a daughter. she is a little annoyed by it. we want to spend time together. tavis: how you dealt with being the only male in that house? i have a friend of mine who has three or four daughters. i tease him because i call him t

in all fields, usc research has the respect of the world because usc never fails to bring the best mindstogether. with health care for ideology or the way of the past this is rightfully a proud institution, and i am so proud to have you as my partner. [applause] as i assume my chair of the professor steve and global policy i can't help but think of governor downey's vision not only helping found this great university but his vision of california. he took on the special-interest in the 1860's when they tried to monopolize the some francisco waterfront. his fight against his fellow democrats when he placed california behind president lincoln that the union at the albright of the civil war. his appearance in support of the policies were known to cause such passion that fist fights would break out so you could literally say that he was the first action start of california the first immigrant to lead the great state, so we have lot in common. for me it is an honor to serve in this role so i look forward to this institute in helping to preserve the california dream that what the governor and m

arizona with their first one at home at usc since 1999. oregon state has never started a season 7-0e and they're trailing to washington 10-0 late first half. one big headline from earlier in college football, devastating knee injury to marcus lattimore of south carolina. carted off, later taken tie hospital. for the latest on his condition keep it to tuned to "sportscenter" and of course, college football final, 12:30 eastern on espn2. we'll see you again next week. "who thinks about stuff like that?" "vince mahe grew up on two continents... and noticed that wherever you go, people have their hands full, but their feet free." "the result? a liftgate you operate with your foot." "code name?" "open sesame" "the all new twenty thirteen ford escape. it's what happens when you go further." prand you're seeing that rightno quit in amnow.a... over five million new jobs. exports up forty one percent. home values... rising. our auto industry... back. and our heroes are comining hom. we're not there yet, but we've made real progress and the... last

. >> jon: at usc. what is the name of the think tank?> the usc schwarzenegger, basically think tank. >> jon: you have to do better than that. >> the schwarzenegger think tank? >> the institute of state and global policy that we deal with environmental issues, economic issues, healthcare issues, and especially studying of how do we bring both of the parties together so they can make decisions. rather than what is going on in washington right now where they are always fighting about who is right and who is wrong, pointing fingers at each other and nothing gets done. >> jon: so you establish a place where perhaps they could cooperate and, if you think it is possible. >> how do we get future leaders to learn about that? because so many times you learn things at universities and how to craft policy and how to really solve a problem, but then the next step is how do you get it really done, when politics gets inbetween, and i saw this firsthand when i was in sacramento, there were a lot of good ideas put on the table and we had great ideas but

in college football, usc fought back from a 14-point deficit to beat utah 38-28 last night. usc quarterback matt barkley led the trojans to victory with 303 yards and three touchdowns. >>> to baseball now where the boston red sox have fired manager bobby valentine. the sox went 69 and 93 in his only year in boston, that's the club's worst season since 1965. >>> in hockey, the nhl has canceled all regular season games through october 24th. that's 82 games. >>> world boxing organization latino feather weight champion orlando cruz came out as the first active openly gay boxer in the history of the sport. >>> finally, would you buy this, former boston red sox pitcher curt schilling might have to sell or give up the famed bloodstained sock he wore on the teep's run to the 2004 world series championship, all to cover millions in loans he guaranteed to his failed video game company. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by new just for men autostop. gray is over. >>> another star behind bars, and which film will audiences be taken with this weekend? your early mornin

usc journalism not s sure free speech. yo said go bruins? >> yes. usc on the trojans and the bruins area, and they are probably pis se d you said th. i feel likeho ever put that in the script might want you to geturt. >> i w referring to the fac thateye their coffee. they are brewins. th like to jazz it up with brew's in.hn. >> the guy who had the anti-g slur, it doesn't work mlb is a privantity. they can have code he wants. and it is not like he went to wt to jail for a couple games. >> i pointed thatut. >> i didn't hear it. >> i sa him writing i on a note. t lengths and i had itd to edited out. >> jim, you did pointut that welame everyone except the who were rioting. >> i lovth part of the article. says, the motives of things like thentt you sense of muims is, quote, to show muslims as irrational, vient,baric. it is a good thing there wasn't tan intolerant response. >> when you don't like a movie you should kill people in an embassy. that's a rationalay of handling it. if that was what wou haveappened after "caddie shack 2" >> poor jackie mason. >

usc falls after making a return.elped off the field and later in the second quarter he returns to make a touchdown grab. back in the end zone the 13th rank trojans win 38-28. the national hockey league is cancelling games because of a lockout. the nhl wiped out the first two weeks of the regular season which was set to begin next thursday. the two sides are at odds over how to split the nhl's $3 billion in revenue. former boston red sox pitcher curt schilling may have to part ways with that bloody sock he wore during the 2004 world series run. he's on the hook for millions of dollars after he guaranteed loans to his now bankrupt video game company. schilling was wearing it when he took to the mound in 2004 world series just days after having surgery on his ankle. it became a symbol of the red sox first championship in 86 years. it's now on loan to the baseball hall of fame. memorabilia expert estimates it could be worth up to, guess what? $100,000. for a sock. i thought it would be worth more. when we come back the p

arizona upsets usc, 39-36. it's the first time arizona has beaten the trojans in tucson since 1999. we'll take a commercial break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, alto. >>> today apple opened the doors to a brand-new retail store in downtown palo alto. the flagship store drew large crowds for the grand opening. and the first 1,000 customers got commemorative t shirts. an even larger apple store is currently under construction just a mile away at the stanford shopping center. that's it for this edition of cbs 5 eyewitness news at 11. after a very short break, we're back for a special edition of eyewitness news at 11:35. we'll see you in about a minute and a half. good night! ,, [ male announcer ] jay likes it when his mobile phone helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother nature helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up -- the gutters. citibank popmo

. >>> in college football, usc fought back from a 14-point deficit to beat utah 38-28 last night.ck matt barkley led the trojans to victory with 303 yards and three touchdowns. >>> in baseball, the boston red sox have fired manager bobby valentine. a lot of people saw this coming. the sox went 69-93 in his only year in boston. that was the club's worst season since 1965. >>> in hockey, the nhl has canceled all regular season games through october 24th. that is 82 games total. >>> world boxing organization latino featherweight champion orlando cruz has come out as the first active, openly gay boxer in the history of the sport. >>> and finally, former boston red sox pitcher kurt schilling might have to give up or sell that famed blood-stained sock he wore to the run on the championship. all of this in order to cover millions of dollars in loans he guaranteed to his failed video company. that has got to hurt. >>> now let's get another check of the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. are you in the market for a bloody sock? >> i don't know. >> i can make one for you and sell i

giants and a's prepare for the post season at usc off to terrible start tonight against utah.ould the trojan avoid is. upset >> 16 game winner matt cain start saturday night as giants open the play offs at home against cincinnati. san francisco went through a lit work out late this afternoon at at&t park. the reds manage by bicker took the season series 4-3. cain started all star game got a chance to practice his bunting. opposed by johnny. when san francisco won the world series 2010 zito didn't even make the post season roster. not the case this time. >> i'm glad to be healthy this year and blessed being able to make every start and having fun is everything. so i plan on having mr. fun when i get out there. >> when you get in post season play intensity level is so much higher. you go out there with so much purpose for every pitch every out so yes definitely going to be a lot more intense. >>reporter: as for the a's they arrived in detroit today. best of 5 series starts on saturday at 3:00 o'clock. oakland parker will likely get the start against justin. after starting out th

usc journalism not so sure of free speech. you said go bruins? >> yes. >> usc on the trojans and the bruins are ucla, and they are probably pis se d you said that. i feel like who ever put that in the script might want you to get hurt. >> i was referring to the fact that they love to make their own coffee. they are brewins. they like to jazz it up with an apostrophe n. we are brew's in. >> the guy who had the anti-gay slur, it doesn't work. mlb is a private entity. they can have whatever speech code he wants. and it is not like he went to jail. he went to jail for a couple games. >> i pointed that out. >> i didn't hear it. >> i saw him writing it on a note. joy actually i think jed -- >> i think jedediah went to great lengths and i had it edited out. >> jim, you did point out that we blame everyone except the muslims who were rioting. >> i love this part of the article. he says, the motives of things like the inthat you sense of muslims is, quote, to show muslims as irrational, violent, and barbaric. it is a good thing there wasn't tan intolerant

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usc with the old throwback union and thomas with davis, 39. hope he's all tied up at 14. the good news. the bad news is 4th and quarter. where is the defense, 62 yards and it went worse from there and the hokies fall and give up 48 points to north carolina. i can't believe this, people. they lose 38-34. >>> and navy taking on air force in colorado. the navy down by 8 and reynolds on the option and that is a good option. he's going to score and they get the two-point conversion. we're all died up -- died up. go to overtime, the snack is fumbled, the referee signals touchdown and what happened? take another look. the right guard, jake zoo zach is fallling on the ball and this is how he gets the win. 24-21 and one another score, florida beat florida a&m. the bisons are 4-1. congratulations to him. tomorrow, the nats fans getting ready for you read the entire major leagues with 21 wins and we'll take to the mound for the nats when they take on st. louis. he's fired up for the challenge. >> you take it with a smile, you know. the first time ever experiencing this, you know, to

and with my institute at usc. but at the same time, i will be working as hard as possible on my relationships and my family to bring the family together again. >> are you a man of good character? >> i think so. >> even after everything you've done? >> look, i'm sure you made mistakes. i'm sure a lot of people out there made mistakes. i made my fair share of mistakes, and that's what my book is about. it's not just about the victories. and about the great things that i have accomplished. my book is an honest book that i also talk about my failures. in the movie business, my failures. the political failures. and also my personal life, the failures. >> but it's interesting, you know, part of the book i would imagine and part of interviews you've done throughout the week where you talk more personally about your divorce and the break-up of your marriage and the affairs, do you think you come across as a sympathetic figure? because a lot of people saw the "60 minutes" interview when you were asked about affairs and you

in all fields, usc research has the respect of the world.ause they never fail to bring the best minds together. without careful ideology or the ways of the past, this is rightfully a proud institution. i am so proud to have you as my partner. [applause] as i assume my chair, i cannot help but think of governor downey's position. his vision as governor of the state of california. gov. down a tick on the special interest way back and beat 60's. -- in it the 60's. his appearances in support of his -- fistfights' would break out in different places. i literally say that he was the first action governor of california. was the first immigrant to lead our great state. we have a lot in common. for me, it is a true honor to serve in this role. look forward to the schwarzenegger institute of helping to preserve and grow the california dream that brought gov. downey and me to this great state. the goal of our institute is not only to share what i have learned as governor, and what i did as governor, but to continue to look -- the work that is unfinishe

it's a work of your job as a professor and your institute at usc.st partisanship happen when you see the polarization in washington and how poorly things work here? >> i've seen firsthand when you bring both of the parties together and if you do the people's work, if you see yourself as a public servant rather than a party servant, i think you can get much more done. if you've seen it, we've seen it, i mean just look, even during the big battles and the fights between the democrats and republicans, and ronald reagan came into office and they looked at social security, he appointed the bipartisan commission. in 1983, they moved it forward past legislation and reformed social security. so those are the kind of things i've seen it when i was governor. we brought democrats and republicans together. we made the commitment to rebuild california. we did all of our progress in reducing the greenhouse gas and maging a commitment to 33% of renewables by the year 2020 and stem-cell research and in 2005 when i thought i can go off by myself and it's my way or t

and with my institute at usc.but at the same time, i will be working as hard as possible on my relationships and my family to bring the family together again. >> are you a man of good character? >> i think so. >> even after everything you've done? >> look, i'm sure you made mistakes. i'm sure a lot of people out there made mistakes. i made my fair share of mistakes, and that's what my book is about. it's not just about the victories. and about the great things that i have accomplished. my book is an honest book that i also talk about my failures. in the movie business, my failures. the political failures. and also my personal life, the failures. >> but it's interesting, you know, part of the book i would imagine and part of interviews you've done throughout the week where you talk more personally about your divorce and the break-up of your marriage and the affairs, do you think you come across as a sympathetic figure? because a lot of people saw the "60 minutes" interview when you were asked about affairs and you

it was a competition between ucla and usc.thought it was going to be the most excruciating night of my life and by the end i was a huge dork. i was like, this is amazing, can we go meet them? it was a famous upset because ucla beat usc or vice versa. it went down in history. when i bring it up with people that know this world, they were like you were there, this famous night. . so in that seen scene we saw, is everybody singing a cappella? what's happening there? >> singing this complicated game. you have to wait. somebody else is singing the song and you have to wait for a lyric you know and take that lyric and start singing differently. there's all these rules to the game we play. >> for people who do not understand what a cappella means. some people say what's a cappella? >> not linguine. >> not barber shop quartets, that you would traditionally think of. it's a somewhat new thing. >> like boyz ii men. >> yeah, but i would sing the piano part and you would be the drum. >> solo. >> only one person singing the melody and word

don't think that most people know that our correction budget is $9 billion, and contrast that to our usc which is $10 billion. >> i think that those two priorities should be funded the same. >> thank you. >> i would add to that, that we can't just point out that the present system is costing us $9 billion or more than higher ed. but we have to be willing to reform the system and to find ways to save costs. and when you look at an example of the initiative that is three strikes and you are out. that could save a tremendous amount of money. $47,000 a year to keep someone in prison rather than what we are spending on year for education whereas someone is educated and having a job there they are not going to go to jail, it is very unlikely. so i would say that there might be something like determinive sentencing which would allow someone who is drug addiction and you could provide the judge with the discretion to actually have them in treatment rather than costing the tax payers thousands of dollars. so we have to save the seniors the services that they need and we have to be willing to make

good news of the gas pump tonight. .usces are down for some of average is down 3 cents past 3. in the district. prices are still the highest here. prices in the old dominion close to $3.60 a gallon. metro plans to wire for coverage may have to wait. metro has until march to finish work but an internal memo says metro will not have the job done until the end of 2015. all right. we have to support what congress says. d.c. officials say they are for winter. they are concerned about a repeat of the snowmaggedon of blizzardsack-to-back s down for days around here. 45 city purchased fought -- after snowmaggedon. they have also contracted with the second salt supplier in case contractor cannot meet demand. people are shivering seeing that video. every november i give my forecast. tell you this much -- it be colder.tely beyond that, give me some time to work on a. now, this first image you see on aroundrtsn -- 5:15. we got a lot of messages from people frightened of severe weather. these low clouds have developed strong cold front. i suspect if you flew through of, youding or taking bu

franklin, in her colorado home, made the announcement that uc berkeley wins out over texas, georgia and usc. franklin, the world record holder in the back stroke. she says she will swim two years in ncaa and then turn pro. >>> how great are giants fans? before game 5 there was a social media movement where giants fans would hashtag #zito. it was the no. 2 trending topic worldwide. if you're wondering, if hashtag for game 6 is hashtag #rallyenchiladas. again, first pitch at 4:45. i'm not making this stuff up. >>> opening day shortstop for oakland, no more for his glove. five years with the team. the a's, they get a big bat, chris young from arizona, all part of a three-team deal. billy bean is not done. >>> how about nhl hockey? yeah! the syracuse crunch, about to mix it up with robin. no nhl, roberta, but we've got the nhl and two goalies going mano-mano. >>> recently we discovered unedited cbs 5 videotape that captured the big game's most memorable moment 30 years ago. dennis o'donnell remembers the play. >> reporter: it's the week of the 10th rally for stanford and cal. it's all about the