no timeouts for the wolfpack. 20 straight wins in 25.26 won by the noles since that loss here in 2012. they only lost since then against florida. they knew it would be hard here. there's scantling heading in the wrong direction. he went down at the 41. they'll give him forward progress to thegie >> chris: when you look at this team, there's something that i noticed early on when they went down 24-7 early. there was no panic on this team. a lot of that is a reflection of jimbo fisher. they're champions. champions diehard. >> sean: good catch by valdes-scantling, a more accurate throw and he might have been able to get a few more yards after the catch. >> chris: i think nc state is going to make noise in the acc before it's said and done. they're a totally different team this year and they'll continue to improve.o:dé >> sean: bo hines out of bounds, knocked down by ronald darby. short of the marker. they turn it over on dourns. . >> sean: home game against wake forest on abc next saturday and then onto syracuse on chris spielman's birthda

spartans down four when gray gets picked off by nigel who takes it all the way to the house as the wolfpackrews to the win. no cruising today in berkeley because the bears went into overtime against colorado. first ot, plenty of time. a wide open bryce sprague. we go to a second overtime. going through it all. they got stuffed. bears get it back, kick the game winner, 59-56 the final. put a wild one in the east bay. i heard that peggy may have gone to colorado and peggy, well, congratulations on a great game today. i'm sorry that the bears came out on top. >> it was a great game. terry is a bear. i'm a buff. this is a painful issue between us. it was a good game. look at the scores. they hung on even stephen for a big portion of the game. >> painful loss. thanks, kate. >> we'll be right back. >>> chelsea clinton making a big announcement in a very modern way. she and her husband announced the birth of their first child on facebook and twitter saying "at 7:03 p.m. on september 26th, we finally met charlotte. we're in love." >> very sweet. >> the first time grandparents former president bill

words, the central park five and anyone who looks like them, amounting to millions of people were a wolfpackre wilding, as in wild animals, fer really l creatures who had to be corralled or put down. >> those who put them in jail have been cleared of wrongdoing. aljazeera, new york. >> professional football players and fans are gearing up for tomorrow, the first sunday of the nfl season. for one team, a controversy surrounding its name is fueling a public debate. michelle carey has the story. >> when the professional football team drop the nation's capitol hits the field tomorrow afternoon, they'll be called the redskins as they have since the 1930's. team owner, dan snyder regularly brushes off criticism that the name is a racial slur. famously telling "u.s.a. today": so far, snyder has not bowed to pressure. there have been protests from native american groups, dozens of lawmakers wrote a letter to the league asking it for a change. even president obama weighed in. >> if i were the owner of the team, i'd think about changing it. >> in june, the u.s. patent office canceled the redskins trad

navy was immediately focused on a more fearsome enemy than the wolfpack were the chairman submarines, which were the soviet. the soviets are cranking out submarines -- very quickly from submerged submarines in these were also intercom and told ballistic missiles by the late 1950s they were armed with nuclear weapons. you can well imagine the anxiety of the fleet and trying to keep track of these submarines. these were snorkeling submarines and eventually nuclear powers to they could stay submerged indefinitely. an overall so what are called hunter killer submarines, which were capable of thinking sinking battleships, aircraft carriers and were equally hard to track. the way the navy found its way to whales somewhat unexpectedly. so during the war there was an enterprising young biologist at harvard, a 20-year-old biology student named donald griffey and who solved the decades-old -- sorry, centuries-old question about how to navigate in the dark and how they hunted. everyone always suspect that this was found but it wasn't until harvard had created, transistorized electronics they cou