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cody whitfield full extension, one-handed, 3rd quarter, 30- yard play.on of nfl lineman bob whitfield. that's a thing of beauty. that's a touchdown! later near the goal line is tyler gaffney pounding the rock to make it 17-3. but ucla made a game of it. made it a one-possession game but lurking was jordan richards. picked off quarterback brett hundley twice today and the turnover turned into points. gaffney again. career day 171 yards and two scores. the cardinal held the bruins to 266 total yards. trent murphy the sack on the last play of the game. stanford wins it 24-10. stanford now -- stanford now 6-1. >>> now, auburn in white on the road at texas a & m. tre mason extends for the touchdown. they had to review it. the call stands. tigers up by 4. and no johnnie manzeil magic this time on fourth down run down in the final seconds. number 24 auburn upsets the 7th- ranked aggies 45-41. >>> south carolina riding high on the bird scoring play. -- on the byrd scoring play here. so they were also part of the upset parade. tennessee got a last second field go

kodi whitfield with the one hand snare.3-3 game kevin hogan throws deep here and whitfield, watch him snatch this ball with the right hand. now you're left hand is normally the hand you reach out and grab it and you want two hands ideally, but only needed one. jordan richards, the second pick of the game that led to a tyler touchdown. hands ucla the first defeat of the season 24-10. sanford 6-1 overall with two touf games ahead next week at oregon state and thursday night game as they host oregon. back live to stanford stadium where rick is standing by and rick, tyler had a huge game, 170 yards rushing as the cardinal got back to the rushing power attack. >> exactly, larry. during last week's loss at utah they got away from the bread and butter game but against a tough defense, gaffney led with 171 yards rushing and two touchdowns. >> we had a lot to prove. we knew utah isn't how stanford plays. sunday after the game there was a lot of guys in the weight room trying to get better in the weight room and meeting rooms. from t

i am fredricka whitfield. welcome to the third hour on the cnn newsroom. straight ahead, the top stories we're following for you, the u.s. admits it's spying on some big allies, tapping phones and e-mails, snooping on friends france, germany, even mexico. right now, activists are gathering in washington, d.c. to protest our spying policies. a live picture now from the protest. their message, stop watching us. >>> and it has been six years since madeline mccann vanished. now that police reopened the investigation, we take a look at some of the disturbing avenues they could be now looking at. >>> and hundreds of dog deaths linked to treats made in china. what's being done to get these tainted treats off the shelves? >>> anger over claims the nsa is spying on people around the world is spilling into the streets of washington. people are rallying right now in the nation's capital. their message, very clear, stop watching us. erin mcpike is live for us in washington. erin, what are we expecting to see as people continue to gather there in washington at this ral

i'm fredericka whitfield, "your money" starts right now. >>> the stock market is up but you're feeling down, i'm christine romans, this is "your money." >> the s&p 500 at record highs, the nasdaq up 30% this year. but much of america isn't feeling any richer. >> corporations, businesses doing very well in this country and a large segment of the population is not riding along with it. >> only half of americans invest in the market. for everyone else, it's about a job and jobs aren't coming fast enough. 148,000 jobs added in september, 45,000 fewer than august. >> that pace of job creation is below what we can be fully satisfied with. >> too many people are being left behind. that is undeniable. >> also undeniable, america's cratering confidence. just 29% of americans say the economy is good. that's the lowest level of the year and a four-point drop since before the shutdown. but still, congress snipes. >> we've got the whole threat of obama care continuing to hang over our economy like a wet blanket. >> republican budget priorities that will cost jobs and even put more of a burden on th

i'm fredericka whitfield. "your money" begins right now. >>> this is no longer a government shutdown. this is a congressional breakdown. i'm christine romans. this is "your money." the economy struggling to move forward but washington is pushing it backward. a default on nation's debt could trigger an economic catastrophe. the treasury department says it could be worse. soer er terrifying in fact the consequences showed up years ago on the political drama "the west wing". >> immediate collapse of the u.s. economy and japan falling into the sea and followed by week two. >> during a shutdown mandatory spending isn't effected. that means, for example, seniors are still getting their social security checks. but that's not the case with the debt ceiling. when you run out of money you run out of money. on a typical day in the u.s., the government spends up to $60 billion. but on october 17th it will have just $30 billion in the bank and no ability to borrow more to make up the shortfall. when your bank account is em

whitfield as stanford knocked off ninth ranked ucla and one of the good parts about that catch is hisad bob whitfield who was an offensive lineman with stanford was there to see his son hall in the catch. >> great stuff. >> way to start him up. >>> we are going to go out and check with mike sugerman one more time. we last left mike he was walking to the bridge see if he could make it from the station to the bridge faster than our mobile weather lab. which is a four wheeled vehicle. stuck there in traffic. >> oh, my gosh. what's he going to do when he gets there? not even halfway yet. >> swim. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: come on, hunt family. come on. get 60. hey, let's go. welcome to the show, families. thanks a lot. appreciate your coming. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. and boy, we got another good one for you today. returning for their fourth day with theotal 40,650 bucks.

i'm fredericka whitfield.k at the top stories crossing the cnn news desk right now. the government shutdown congress is working today, the senate is in session at this hour. no votes are scheduled right now but this morning the house passed a bill that will give backpay to all furloughed government employees. >>> tropical storm karen is churning in the gulf right now. the latest forecast shows the storm could hit southeast louisiana tonight, not expected to become a hurricane, but it could still dump a lot of rain and cause a large storm surge. >>> a montana woman entered a plea of not guilty in the death of her newlywed husband. jordan graham is accused of pushing her husband off a cliff on their honeymoon. prosecutors originally charged her with second degree murder but this week a grand jury also charged her with first degree murder. if convicted she faces life in prison. >>> all week we've been hearing about the clash between an suv driver and a crowd of motorcyclists. well, now we're hearing from the man

i'm fredericka whitfield. good to see you on the launch of the 2:30 eastern hour. let's get started in washington where we saw some action today around government -- the got shutdown crisis. the house passing a bill to approve backpay for federal workers who had been furloughed but the larger issue of ending the shutdown is still hanging over washington. joe daugherty is live for us at the white house. jill, what have we heard from the president today? >> well, we had the radio address and he talked about stories, letters that he's gotten from average americans who are being effected by this. obviously negatively. and he made that same statement that it's time to end this and he would argue it can be ended very quickly. so in an interview with ap, the associated press, he said, we can vote to open the government today, but then he blamed it on john boehner, the speaker of the house, once again saying, we know there are enough members in the house of representatives, both democrats and republicans, who are prepared to vote to reopen the government. the only thing th

i'm fredricka whitfield. the house just approved to a bill to give back pay to furloughed federal workers. house republicans are expected to speak shortly, and we expect to hear from democrats later on this hour. this measure is the latest move to ease some of the effects of the government shutdown. athena jones is joining us from capitol hill. what's happening this morning? we heard the president yesterday say this is one of the peace meal deals that he would actually agree to. everything else he wants a full budget. >> exactly, fredricka. and we did expect the house to pass the bill. president said he would sign it. we don't know how soon the senate will vote on it. no votes are scheduled for today. we don't expect to hear much new. all week we've been hearing the same things. they want to bring to the vote a spending bill to fund the entire government. house republicans are choosing to take a peace meal approach, passing smaller bills funding specific programs. let's listen to some of the debate we heard o

i'm fredricka whitfield.aria gps" continues right now. >> bono does not neat an introduction but i'll give him one anyway. they have had the highest grossing concert tour in history, won more dpram grammy than any other group, but the one-word named singer is at a passionate advocate, having founded one and also red, which brings the private sector into the fight against aids? africa. it was through these efforts that bono, lindsey graham and condi rice found themselves in a bar together in liberia. that may sound lie the beginning of a joke, but it is not. what is the story? welcome to the show. what was that moment like, you know, that meeting in the bar? >> that's funny. >> two irish guys leave a bar -- you know, i was hosting in liberia, trying to show american taxpayers where their money has been spent, how well it's been spent or not, however the case may be. perhaps the surrealest moment was indeed in a very low-lit bar in monrovia. it's a country still in rubble after civil war, and seeing these very

i'm fredricka whitfield. four things crossing the cnn news desk right now.ow, he's just 20 years old. but mexican authorities say juan pablo vazquez is linked to 79 killings. among his alleged victims, a policeman, exotic dancer and innocent bystanders. he was arrested on october 8th in northern mexico but authorities didn't disclose that until this week. >>> and number two in new york, authorities are investigating a fire that killed three young brothers. the oldest was just five. the youngest four months. flames tore through the six-story apartment building in the bronx last night. the boy's mother and two sisters were treated for smoke inhalation. three other people were injured. >>> the man in charge of making sure healthcare.gov gets fixed says the website will work for most people by the end of november. he also said that a maryland tech company is now overseeing the fixes instead of the federal agency that helped create the site. the site has plagued with problems since it launched on october 1st. >>> number four, a group of high school students from

. >>> i am miguel marquez in for fredricka whitfield.cnn newsroom. >>> after what appeared to be a brief ceasefire, angry rhetoric returns to washington. 12 days of the government shutdown with house members likely heading home. the white house is looking toward the senate for a way out of the crisis. we're covering all angles. >>> plus an incredibly powerful storm slammed into india's east coast. the cyclone is rivaling the record books for the worst storm the region has seen. millions are preparing for the worst. >>> is it possible to be too drunk to kill? that's the argument three drivers are making, they want their murder convictions thrown out. >> we begin on capitol hill where talks between the president and john boehner have hit a brick wall. not much may get done today in the house to end the government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling, in a way that's because members may go back to their districts, leaving only the gop leadership in town, but october 17th is next week. that's when the debt limit ceiling is hit and the governm

hello again, i'm fredricka whitfield.the top stories we're following in the cnn newsroom this hour. who is this little girl? police in greece want to know, she doesn't look anything like the couple claiming to be her parents and they're now under arrest. >>> florida prison officials call it a system failure, two murderers dupe the system, walking out the door and creating an intense manhunt. >>> in new york, a different search but no less frantic. in a city of 8 million, the hunt is on for one 14-year-old boy, he has autism and hasn't been seen in two weeks. >>> greek authorities are looking to help solve a mystery. this girl was spotted in a gypsy community outside athens. they were suspicious that the parents didn't seem to match up. dna testing revealed she is not related to either of them. police are trying to figure out who she really is. i spoke earlier with a spokesman for a greek charity that is caring for the little girl who talked about the confusion surrounding the case. >> we are only making assumptions, polic

i'm fredricka whitfield. carol costello has the day off. gunshots, panic and chaos on capitol hill. >> once they catch them. what [ bleep ]? oh, my god, what the [ bleep ] is up on that? >> happening before everyone's eyes, a police car slams into a barricade and wild high-speed chase that sent lawmakers and tourists scram being forcover. the surreal violence broke out and the woman was shot and toddler unarmed in the back seat. cnn crime and justice correspondent joe johns joins us from capitol hill. what do we know about how this unfolded, joe? >> reporter: good morning, fred. the authorities picked up a lot more information about the 19 hours or so since all of this occurred, but they still have questions about why 34-year-old miriam carey rammed that barricade down at the white house, then led police on a wild police chase up here to the united states capitol just two weeks after the navy yard shooting. >>> you can hear the car chase coming to an end with shots fired. two officers are injured in the chase. >> report of gunfire on capito

watch this one handed catch by cody whitfield. next up oregon state, followed by oregon.'ll see you later. >> and developing right now, we spoke with a representative with the union. she confirms the union sent a new offer to bart management. it's not a contract it's a proposal. you can get the latest on the bart strike on kron4 in the morning starting as early as 4:00 a.m. >> a programming note, shortly after this newscast kron4 will be off the air for a minor trance midder repair. we'll be right back on air as soon as the work is complete. brian is here to give us a quick update on the weather. >> it's looking nice for tomorrow. we'll start out with fog in the morning. sunshine late morning into the afternoon. that's a typical situation. we'll see highs in the 60s for san francisco. 70s around the bay. 80s inland and looking into this week ahead, we have the same thing, carbon copy with lots of sunshine, 80s inland, 70s by the bay. >> we could use rain, otherwise nice. good night. thanks for joining us. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribul

i am fredricka whitfield. welcome back. here are the top stories we are following in the cnn newsroom. who is this little girl? police in greece want to know. she doesn't look like the couple claiming to be her parents, and they're now under arrest. >>> and florida prison officials are trying to live down the embarrassment of two murderers that simply walked out of jail using fake documents. a massive manhunt now under way. >>> and look what happened while the government was shutdown. a and nasa workers sat home. in space terms, this asteroid fly by wasn't exactly a close call, but it will be back. >>> greek authorities are looking for help solving a mystery. they're trying to identify a little blonde girl found outside athens with a couple who claimed to be her parents, but investigators quickly discovered the man and woman are no relation to the child. ateek a shoeburg is joining us. how do they begin? >> reporter: it was incredible. theyound this little girl when they went into the roma village, unrelated t

whitfield: thank you, mr. speaker. i will not certainly take the hour. one of the most basic rights is equal protection under the law and equal protection and equal application of the law. now, the obama administration has developed a reputation of unequal application of federal laws. for example, jon stewart, the talk show host, recently interviewed secretary of health and human services kathryn sebelius, and he asked -- katherine sebelius, and he asked her a question that many americans have been asking and that was, why has the obama administration given waivers and extra time to companies and labor unions so that they do not have to meet the deadlines quired by obamacare but he's unwilling to give that waiver and the same additional time to individuals? now, we know that under the law individuals are required to buy insurance, and if they do not buy insurance, then they will have to pay a penalty or a fine. so that was the question that many people have been asking and many people -- that's been part of the debate, by the way, of this continuing reso

. >>> hello again, i am fredricka whitfield. here are the top stories we're following in the cnn newsroom. it may not be a hurricane, but tropical storm karen could still be a huge problem for the gulf coast. a live report straight ahead. >>> the cleanup is under way as storms slam the midwest. we have a report that twisters touched down in three states. homes are destroyed and power is out. >>> and two bikers allegedly linked to a clash between bikers and an suv driver are now in police custody. they turned themselves in. we learned there was also an off duty undercover police officer riding with the group during that attack. welcome back to the newsroom. we start in washington. the house unanimously approves a bill to give back pay to furloughed federal workers. it is the latest move to ease some of the effects of the government shutdown. athena jones joining us live from capitol hill. athena, we heard from lawmakers on both sides after the vote. what was said overall? >> hi, fred. just as you mentioned a couple hours ago, the

if you missed after game last night, you missed a showing this cody whitfield catch catch about 28 times 13th to eighth in the rankings and all the way to sixth in the bcs. fans in oregon not happy. florida state, they're second. the ducks are third. >>> things don't seem to getting better in berkeley. cal with a 49-17 loss to oregon state at home last night. the bears turned it over four times, starting quarterback jared goff was pulled. coach sonny dykes with an honest evaluation. >> we got our tail kicked. didn't play or or coach well. i'd like to be able to say something other than what actually happened but that's happened. >> honesty, the best policy. huge game tonight in l.a. earthquakes fans showing up loud and proud. quakes needing a win to keep their playoff hopes alive. chris won da lou ski, the header denied. the galaxy's marcellus turned away by a diving jon busch. game ends in a scoreless tie. unless they can beat dallas while scoring 12 goals next weekend and vin colorado lose to vancouver by at least six goals, then they get in the playoffs. not going to happen. good-bye

i'm fredricka whitfield. a couple of mysteries topping the news today. we begin with an international search of the identity of a little girl. she was discovered in greece where a man and woman claimed to be her parents but the couple was part of the roma or gypsy community out of athens and they were suspicious that they would have a blond-haired, blue-eyed child. dna testing revealed that the girl is not related to either of the parents and so now authorities are trying to figure out who this c r

i'm fredricka whitfield. a couple of mysteries topping the news today. we begin with an international search of the identity of a little girl. she was discovered in greece where a man and woman claimed to be her parents but the couple was part of the roma or gypsy community out of athens and they were suspicious that they would have a blond-haired, blue-eyed child. dna testing revealed that the girl is not related to either of the parents and so now authorities are trying to figure out who this child really is. finding the girl's family could be a big challenge for investigators. cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes is joining me to talk about that. tell me how they go about this. a, the little girl is in the custody of a child advocacy group. they did the dna testing of the people claiming to be the child's parents. is it going to be as simple as reaching out to parents who have reported their child missing somewhere like 2009 i understand is when they believed this child may have come into the custody of those in greece? >> hi, fredricka. well, in t

kevin hogan is going to be looking long for a guy by the name of cody whitfield. this is what terry was talking about. spectacular is an understatement. one-handed catch. reaches up, snatches it out of the air, brings it down. stanford wins 24-10 is your final. >>> what about cal trying to slow down oregon state and pleasanton native sean man onwho leads the country in passing. first quarter, caleb smith passes a td pass from man on. oregon up 11. mannion to cook, he's cooking up something good. cook would not be denied. oregon state's fourth touchdown of the half. they went on to win 49-17. >>> sharks hosting the flames. second period, 2-1. san jose sharks on the power-play. patrick marleau pass to joe pavelski. score. third period, sharks up by one. power-play, san jose. pavelski with the tip. goal. fifth career four-point game for him. sharks win 6-3. they're 5-0 at home. >>> game six of the alcs, boston one win away from the world series. bottom of the seventh, 2-1, bases loaded for shane victorino. over the green monster. grand slam. red sox win 5-2. they'll

cody whitfield full extension, one-handed, 3rd quarter, 30- yard play. that's a thing of beauty.hat's a touchdown! later near the goal line is tyler gaffney pounding the rock to make it 17-3. but ucla made a game of it. made it a one-possession game but lurking was jordan richards. picked off quarterback brett hundley twice today and the turnover turned into points. gaffney again. career day 171 yards and two scores. the cardinal held the bruins to 266 total yards. trent murphy the sack on the last play of the game. stanford wins it 24-10. >>> now, auburn in white on the road at texas a & m tre mason extends for the touchdown. they had to review it. tigers up by 4. and no johnnie manzell magic this time on fourth down run down in the final seconds. number 24 auburn upsets the 7th- ranked aggies 45-41. >>> south carolina riding high on the bird scoring play. so they were also part of the upset parade. tennessee got a last second field goal off the foot of michael pallarde. the volunteers stunned the gamecocks 23-21. >>> nfl note. he wore the cowboy hat coached the great runningbac

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm fredericka whitfield, here are the top stories we're following in the "cnn newsroom." protesters are gathering in d.c. showing their anger over the u.s. spying on international allies and u.s. citizens. >>> and 17 years after her murder, what happened to jonbenet ramsey remains a mystery. the former lead investigator in the case reveals his thoughts about a possible new lead in the case. >>> and two people are suing barney's department store in new york saying store clerks racially profiled them. and now friends of media mogul jay-z want him to reconsider his business ties to the store. >>> an intelligence team from germany is threatening to come to the u.s. those claims have sparked sharp criticism from abroad and also at home. there's a pro test right now going on right in the nation's capital and we'll get to that in a minute. but first, let's start in london. jim, what is the latest from germany and other countries who have learned that the u.s. has spied on them? >> yes, well germany seems to be taking the lead on this here in europe because angela merk

whitfield: thank you. i also want to thank chairman shuster and chairman gibbs and mr. rahall and mr. bishop for bringing this important legislation to the floor and also want to thank their staffs. this innovative legislation is vitally important to the economic well-being of our country because we have to have a strong inland waterways system in order to be competitive in the global marketplace. setting a priority for inland waterway projects, reforming the u.s. army corps of engineers project delivery midwests and freeing up money in the inland waterway trust fund for these projects is vitally important. that's what this legislation does. i also want to thank the committee for including some of the ways for language used to improve the inland waterway system. that bill was introduced in the house and in the senate. some of the provisions are in here. also, want to thank the committee for including language supporting our nation's small ports and harbors. also, for their commitment to repair the aging levees that shield many of our local communities from devastating f

i'm fredericka whitfield. here are five things crossing the cnn news desk right now. one, germany is sending an intelligence team to the u.s. after claims that the nsa monitored chancellor angela merkel's cell phone. well, today the national security council says it's prepared to meet with german officials in the coming weeks, but no dates have been set. the nsa has been criticized in washington today in another way. protesters there rallied against the nsa's domestic surveillance program. >>> and number two, a group of high school students from kentucky escaped a massive fire that broke out on their bus on a tennessee highway. they were on a field trip to the great smokey mountains national park when a passenger saw smoke coming from the rear of the bus. 34 people were onboard including the driver. no one was hurt. the exact cause of the fire is unclear. but bus company officials suspect the bad alternator. >>> and senator ted cruz marks the opening day of pheasant hunting season in iowa with congressman steve king. cruz also delivered a speech in that politically cr

cody whitfield made what most of us believe is the catch of the year, managing to he'll you'd all ofver ucla. are you kidding me? i can watch it over and over. there were different reactions. >> i knew it. i can't say i knew i was in end zone. this is a great ka. i was fortunate to have the fall thrown my way. >> i dmont if it's shows what happened, it started laughing. i just had to turn around, i was laughing. >> yes. he had it all the way g news for stanford. the coach says he could play this saturday against oregon state. just injured a knee and had to be carted off. mri came back negative that. is positive. ncaa hammered penn state but gave the university of miami a virtual slap on the wris after a four year investigation finding hurricanes lacked institutional control over a booster running amuck. this guy buying everybody christmas gifts. ncaa botched the investigation why, it dragged on years and years. at sc they're going you've got to be kidding. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> that doesn't make sense. >> no. it's a mess. >> that catch, upside do

cody whitfield made what most of us believe is the catch of the year, managing to he'll you'd all of the media. his snag came in a victory over ucla. are you kidding me? i can watch it over and over. there were different reactions. >> i knew it. i can't say i knew i was in end zone. this is a great ka. i was fortunate to have the fall thrown my way. >> i dmont if it's shows what happened, it started laughing. i just had to turn around, i was laughing. >> yes. he had it all the way g news for stanford. the coach says he could play this saturday against oregon state. just injured a knee and had to be carted off. mri came back negative that. is positive. ncaa hammered penn state but gave the university of miami a virtual slap on the wris after a four year investigation finding hurricanes lacked institutional control over a booster running amuck. this guy buying everybody christmas gifts. ncaa botched the investigation why, it dragged on years and years. at sc they're going you've got to be kidding. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> that doesn't make sense. >> n

. >> let's go to fredricka whitfield waiting to start the next hour of "newsroom."hutdown continues on day four and now day five. >>> that's right and we're going to continue to watch. perhaps we'll hear from other representatives of the u.s. government. i.e., the president or even other members of congress later in the morning. and we're also keeping a close watch on lots of severe weather making the news this weekend. people on the gulf coast are bracing for tropical storm karen, while people in the heart of the country are trying to recover from a blast of storms. tornadoes hitting in three states and a destructive october snowstorm slamming another. plus, we'll talk about new developments in the biker investigation. one source tells cnn

whitfield made what has to be the catch of the year in college football this past weekend.ost as remarkable codey somehow managed to allude the media that want to talk to him after the game with ucla. his one happened snag with victory over the bruins. back handed. palm the ball with the right hand. first touch down catch college football player. codey and coach shaw extremely different reaction right after the play. yes i knew i had it all the way. captain say i was in the end zone but i thought i it was great catch. fortunate to have the ball come my way in the first place just because other guy were his open as well. >> to be honest i don't know fit shows on tv but when it happened i started laughing. i started laughing. uncontrollably i couldn't help it. i had to turn around and walk away i was laughing. >> good news for the cardinal. david shaw said devon juiced might be able to play this saturday against oregon state. injured the knee against ucla. at the time he was carted off looked like it might be pretty bad but mri came back negative. positive news. 21 catches 4

. >>> i'm fredricka whitfield with a check of our top story.icted murderers now behind bars again after they were mistakenly released from jail. officials in florida say they got out with forged documents. nick valencia is following this story from panama city, florida. nick, how were they captured? >> joseph jenkins and charles walker appeared by video conference from the bay county jail where they're being held. the judge said that they're being held without bond on one count of trying to escape. they were arrested yesterday, fred, in panama city beach at a motel after a tip from an acquaintance tipped officials off. they were unarmed when they were captured. officials tell cnn they were waiting on a ride to come from atlanta. it's unclear where the two men were expecting to go from there. fred? >> thanks so much, nick valencia. we'll get much more on this developing story at the top of the hour, 2:00 eastern time in the "newsroom." i'm fredricka whit fiefielwhitf. >>> after the events of the last few weeks, america could certainly stand to l

one week after being upset in utah, stanford made a statement against number 9 ucla and cody whitfield quarter. kevin hogan began throwing it to double coverage. the one-handed snag that is simply ridiculous that. is his first touchdown catch as a member of the cardinals. and i'm not sure if you could make it more spectacular. 10 - 3, stanford. here's brent hundley, the quarterback into double coverage. picked off by jordan richards. leading to a tyler gaffney touchdown. gaffney had 171 yards rushing. 17-3 stanford. late fourth quarter, bruins down 7. jordan richards with his second pick of the game, leading to another gaffney t.d. run. and stanford hands ucla their first loss of the season, 24-10 was the final. >>> cal fans, hoping the bears could snap a four-game losing streak against oregon state. beavers lead the nation in passing yards and here's why. pleasanton's own shawn manning, airing it out. 51 yards to brandon cooks. beavers grab an early 7-0 lead. cal's next drive, under pressure. intercepted by rashad reynolds here. goff's seventh pick of the season. cal's next possession

one week after being upset in utah, stanford made a statement against number 9 ucla and code whitfieldof the year. homecoming week town on the form. 3-3 game in the third quarter. kevin hogan began throwing it to double coverage. the one-handed snag that is simply ridiculous that. is his first touchdown catch as a member of the cardinals. and i'm not sure if you could make it more spectacular. 10 - 3, stanford. here's brent hundley, the quarterback into double coverage. picked off by jordan richards. gaffney had 171 yards rushing, late fourth quarter, bruins down 7. jordan richards with his second pick of the day lead to go another gaffney td run. and stanford hands ucla their first loss of the season, 24-10 was the final. >>> cal fans, hoping the bears to snap a four-game losing streak against oregon state. beavers lead the nation in passing yards and here's why. shawn manning, airing it out. a 1 yards to koch. beavers grab an early 7-to lead. cal's next drive, under pressure. intercepted by rashad reynolds here. goff's seventh pick of the season. cal's next possession, another turnov

week after being upset in utah, stanford made a statement against number 9 ucla and code -- cody whitfieldhe third quarter. kevin hogan began throwing it to double coverage. the one-handed snag that is simply ridiculous that. is his first touchdown catch as a member of the cardinals. and i'm not sure if you could make it more spectacular. 10 - 3, stanford. here's brent hundley, the quarterback into double coverage. picked off by jordan richards. gaffney had 171 yards rushing. 17-3 stanford. late fourth quarter, bruins down 7. jordan richards with his second pick of the day leading to another gaffney t.d. run. and stanford hands ucla their first loss of the season, 24-10 was the final. >>> cal fans, hoping the bears could snap a four-game losing streak against oregon state. beavers lead the nation in passing yards and here's why. shawn manning, airing it out. 51 yards to cook. beavers grab an early 7-0 lead. cal's next drive, under pressure. intercepted by rashad reynolds here. goff's seventh pick of the season. cal's next possession, another turnover. goff had a hard time securing the ball

we turn it over to our colleague, fredricka whitfield. take over. >> do not move. all right.uckle punch back to you. have a good day, guys. good morning. and soon to be afternoon to everyone at home. the top stories we're working on right now, a huge rally expected in moments in washington d.c. not over obama care or the government shutdown. but spying. the fallout over reports the u.s. snooped on 35 world leaders. many of them our allies. >>> the new york police department and high end department store are under fire. two ppl

. >> let's hand it over to fredricka whitfield. hey, fred. >> great. thank you, guys.in tomorrow morning. we're covering a lot today. we'll have many top stories in the next hour. florida prison officials call it a system failure. that's putting it mildly. two murderers duped that system, walking out of the door and triggering an intensive manhunt, and then, in new york, a very different kind of search, but no less frantic, in a city of 8 mi

catch out this catch from kodi whitfield. he makes the one-handed catch. >>> the cal bears trying to salvage a disappointing season. so far hosted the oregon state beavers, but it was another tough date for cal. sean mannon lead the beavers to a blowout victory over the bears. cal falls to 1-6 on the season. >>> to the ice now and the sharks hosting the flames. they jumped out to a big lead and never looked back. san jose has not yet lost in the newly named s.a.p. center. the sharks beat the flames 6-3. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," an in depth look at the politics of the b.a.r.t. strike. political analyst larry gerston explains the parallels between this work stoppage and the government shutdown. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait.

. >> how are you, miss whitfield?re getting younger by the minute. how would one do that? >> i don't know. is that true? okay. i'll take it. that's nice, thank you. >> always a pleasure to see you, fredricka. >> good to see you, too. >>> hello, everyone, thank you so much for joining us. top of the hour. i'm don lemon. of course, you are here in the "cnn newsroom", i'm in new york. bizarre twist, the hunt for two florida killers freed by mistake. we joe charles walker and joseph jenkins spent time with their families going to church. apparently they were not hiding at all for days or even a couple weeks. now a manhunt is under way to put the killers back behind bars. a short time ago walker's mother stood before cameras pleading with her son to turn himself in. >> charles, is there anything too hard for god? god knows who you are. i know who you are. your family knows who you are. and we want you to return home safely. >> well, both men were serving life sentences for murder. forged paperwork duped prison officials in

and then there is rashida whitfield. she went to the social security office in st. louis to do something very simple, and that was to replace her lost social security card. well, she knocked and no one was home. the social security administration has furloughed people that do things like getting you a replacement for your lost social security card. now, why is that so important? well, because miss whitfield needs her social security card in order to fill out her section 8 application, and time is running short for her to find housing for herself and her small child. she is unsure what she is going to do if she can't get that replacement card. and then there is the people who have been furloughed that clean one of the federal office buildings in st. louis. they worked for $11 an hour. cleaning the goodfellow federal center in north st. louis. 11-dollar an hour jobs. these people aren't sitting on a big cushion. these people are trying to figure out now without that 11-dollar an hour job if they can either pay the rent or make the car payment but probably not both. an

i'm fredricka whitfield. carol costello has the day off.h, my god, what the [ bleep ] is up on that? >> happening before everyone's eyes, a police car slams into a