this afternoon at 5:00 usc and ucla, a battle for l.a. bragging rights. and then lexus after the game. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> snow in the forecast. this is some of the big stuff and it is on the ground in the bay area. to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. numbers from last night's $230 million mega millions draw. 9, 41, 43, 47, 57 and the mega number is 5 and nobody got all six. so tuesday night's jackpot is now estimated to be $257 million. >>> in the north bay, there is snow. in downtown san rafael, it is part of the san rafael parade of lights and winter wonderland and it was held last night. organizers made 40 tons of snow yesterday morning to create this slippery slope, if you will. it cost $10,000 to do it. sleding and other kids' activities

ucla star with 14 at the half. curry with 14 at the break and hand in his face and warriors were up by as many as 9. here comes okc. the step back and had a season high 34 points. fourth quarter and spec stack lar on the drive. spectacular on the drive. they go to over time and curry gorgeous pass to david leigh here. one of his five assists. final seconds and warriors by one. he misses and westbrook keeps the rebound alive and launches the game winner. you .10 of a second left. san jose state quarterback. spectacular on senior day and 7-0 spartans in a flash. no defense at all in the first half. car to harper and an amazing one-handed grab. this time for 75 yards you. he has six touchdowns and no picks. carr not bad, 519 yards and also six td's. bulldogs were up and sparty comes back and jones caught three of the td's. the scoring would slow in the second half. quarterback sneak and spartans pull off the upset 62-52. fresno state with their first loss of the year and crushes their bcs dreams. sparty is now eligibl

the professor of clinical family medicine at ucla. >> it is like the fox overseeing the chicken coup and that's a huge problem. >> they refused international help. that's unwise. >> it is the biggest ticking time bomb in history. the damaged plant is in no condition to withstand 509 -- another earthquake or tsunami. this was what happened when the first sea wall struck. it was shattered. as we know provided little protection. the tsunami flooded the plant and cutoff the power and the melt down was on the way. the defenses today are far less. just last week one of canada's top environmental scientists described what would happen if a massive quake did hit today. >> everybody on the west coast of north america should evacuate. if that is not terrifying, i don't know what is. >> less than two weeks ago a 7.1 quake that generated a small tsunami did hit that region of japan. luckily it did not further damage fukushima, but it is tense moments. reminder, there is little room for error when an earthquake can strike at anytime. >>> and two stock 10 men are -- stockton men are accused of kid

james lyon is an expert in baltic history from ucla but lives here in serbia for decades. author of kiss of the butterfly. vampire novel based on folklore. >> lived few miles from where we are standing right now, this man. of he takes me to a village here. >> at the end of the row of corn is a cemetery. >>reporter: it appears out of nowhere. only known by the villagers here. first recorded vampire is buried. >> find out what they discover in a kun 40 where people still put garlic on the door to ward off vampire go to our web site for the full story or down load orr our news app. find it there as well. >> interesting if you walk natural sports bar. see garlic over the door. >> larry is there. >> try to keep people out or. >> keep me away from others. all right sports light up the into it in l.a. combining for 80 points. warriors to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied becau

ucla star with 14 at the half cu curry with 14 at the break and hand in his face and warriors were up by as many as 9. here comes okc. the step back and had a season high 34 points. fourth quarter and spec stack lar on the drive. spectacular on the drive. they go to over time and curry gorgeous pass to david leigh here. one of his five assists. final seconds and warriors by one. he misses and westbrook keeps the rebound alive and launches the game winner. you .10 of a second left. san jose state quarterback. spectacular on senior day and 7-0 spartans in a flash. no defense at all in the first half. car to harper and an amazing one-handed grab. this time for 75 yards you. he has six touchdowns and no picks. carr not bad, 519 yards and also six td's. bulldogs were up and sparty comes back and jones caught three of the td's. the scoring would slow in the second half. quarterback sneak and spartans pull off the upset 62-52. fresno state with their first loss of the year and crushes their bcs dreams. sparty is now eligible. >> we knew what we had to do and we did it. seniors andr and we ta

the professor of clinical family medicine at ucla. >> it is like the fox overseeing the chicken coup and that's a huge problem. >> they refused international help. that's unwise. >> it is the biggest ticking time bomb in history. the damaged plant is in no condition to withstand 509 -- another earthquake or tsunami. this was what happened when the first sea wall struck. it was shattered. as we know provided little protection. the tsunami flooded the plant and cutoff the power and the melt down was on the way. the defenses today are far less. just last week one of canada's top environmental scientists described what would happen if a massive quake did hit today. >> everybody on the west coast of north america should evacuate. if that is not terrifying, i don't know what is. >> less than two weeks ago a 7.1 quake that generated a small tsunami did hit that region of japan. luckily it did not further damage fukushima, but it is tense moments. reminder, there is little room for error when an earthquake can strike at anytime. >>> and two stock 10 men are -- stockton men are accused of kid

james lyon is an expert in baltic history from ucla but lives here in serbia for decades. author of kiss of the butterfly. vampire novel based on folklore. >> lived few miles from where we are standing right now, this man. of he takes me to a village here. >> at the end of the row of corn is a cemetery. >>reporter: it appears out of nowhere. only known by the villagers here. first recorded vampire is buried. >> find out what they discover in a kun 40 where people still put garlic on the door to ward off vampire go to our web site for the full story or down load orr our news app. find it there as well. >> interesting if you walk natural sports bar. see garlic over the door. >> larry is there. >> try to keep people out or. >> keep me away from others. all right sports light up the into it in l.a. combining for 80 points. warriors ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. is. >> come off opening night blow out of the lakers warri

he's still unconscious at ucla medical center with a gunshot wound to his head. today the fbi combed through his apartment for clues and combed through his travel records to see if he ever had a run-in with airport security. abc news knows the last time he traveled abroad was 2006 when he took a trip to japan. today ciancia's family issued their first public statement. >> we, like most americans, are shocked and numbed by the tragic events of last friday. >> reporter: but offered no clues to what could have prompted his spree. the tsa has a thankless job, enforcing procedures we all tolerate through gritted teeth. a popular target. >> no kidding? who else wants a job groping men, women and children all day. >> reporter: among some anti-government activists, the agency embodies a federal government that's too invasive, corrupt and incompetent. today the u.s. attorney general took strong exception. >> no feelings about the government can possibly justify those kinds of actions. >> reporter: in other words, it's no excuse for murder. david wright, abc news, l.a.x. >

reporter: so worried, dorsett and 8 other former nfl players volunteered for a break-through study at ucla which this week revealed what he feared most, his brain displays the telltale signs of cte, a debilitating incurable disease from hits that carry the power of a sledge hammer. until now doctors have only seen damage of this after death in the autopsy of football's most famous, from junior seau to mike webster and andre waters to terry long. it has the living like jim mcmahon and even brett favre suffering similar symptoms as a newly diagnosed tony dorsett. >> who are you? who are you becoming. >> reporter: finally he has that diagnosis and while still alive. >> for us to be able to diagnose it in the living, that's the only hope we have of possibly helping them and possibly treating them. >> reporter: a first step to replacing what so many heros of the game have lost. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and tonight there is a kind of pilgrimage under way, politicians, moguls, true believers all flocking to new north carolina to honor a towering figure in american faith, the man known

some of them tsa officers, three men being treated here behind me at the emergency room at ucla medical center. one of them doctors tell us with life threatening injuries, in critical condition. david, being treated for a gunshot wound. >> we are all thinking about the victims tonight. cecilia vega reporting in as well. one final note this evening, the ripple effect from today's incident felt around the country. look at this, on the ground, airports around this nation stepping up security in light of the gunman's attack. our team coverage continues with the very latest first thing tomorrow morning right here on good morning america. we turn to other breaking news tonight one of the most wanted men in the world the leader of the taliban in pakistan, a $5 million bounty on his head, now dead. killed by a u.s. drone. his young looks in stark contrast to his crimes. the alleged master mind to that grisly plot portrayed in the movie zero dark thirty. u.s. officials simply saying, we got him. chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight. >> reporter: for the cia getting hakimullah meh

then, westbrook after another turnover here, former ucla star had 14 at the half. warriors hanging in. barns, big aussie throwing it home. steph curry with 14 at the half. right now nshths third quarter warriors leading 76-69. giants have resigned ryan voguel song. abc7 sports. >> coming up tonight scientists are calling it a cosmic holiday mirror why cell. how a comet supposed to have been roasted by the sun appears to have survived. that is at 9:00 >> then, tell you about black wednesday in the bay area officer helping bring drivers to justice. >> that does it for us. thanks to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants. a marketing consultant and author from newton, massachusetts... a wine-cellar rat from corvallis, oregon

the company said today that several high-tech firms and the ucla school of architecture have been enlisted to help with this project. >>> trick or treaters hit the streets early today in san jose to get a head start on halloween. pirates, princesses and, of course, super heroes head out to the willow low glenn shopping district for this event. businesses on lincoln avenue handed out candy in front of their stores. one stop, kids were able to pick out a free book instead of loading up on even more candy. >>> weather is perfect for them tonight. >> absolutely. perfect companies in the afternoon. nice and sunny and mild. as it gets dark it will take a while for it to get chilly outside. trick or treating weather left. here is a look outside. you can see on our radar image, we have clear skies across the bay area, than way all night. here is great view of the western sky from mount tam. the skies are clear and temperature readings right now, 60 in san francisco, 63, oakland, upper 60s, san carlos, san jose, 57, half moon bay. emeryville, golden gate, also clear skies, nice new 67, santa rosa,

a former ucla star, 14 at the half. steph curry also 14 at the break. hand in his face. that's not enough to stop steph curry. westbrook leading the charge back. step-back three. a season-high 34. tightens up in the fourth. spectacular. he had 32. they go to overtime. curry with one of his five assists here. look at the pass. to david lee, who waits for the right-hand. tied at 110. warriors up 1. no. he gets it back and launches the game-winner with a tenning of a second left wow! warriors, heartbreak. they go down 113-112. an absolutely wild game yesterday afternoon between san jose state and previously undefeated fresno state. an epic shootout. they scored a total of 114 points. almost 1400 yards total. supporty needing a win to become bowl eligible. david was spectacular on senior day. 7-0, supporty. no defense at all. the lay here is the one-handed grab. oh, what a snag! answering. this is 75 yards. part of his school record 547 passing yards and 6 touchdowns. no picks. carr threw only 119 and it makes it 35-31 bulldogs. over 1,000 yards and 12tds the first half. to

a former ucla star, 14 at the half. steph curry also 14 at the break. hand in his face. that's not enough to stop steph curry. warriors were up by as many as 9. westbrook leading the charge back. step-back three. had a season-high 34. game tightens up in the fourth. steph, acrobatic. spectacular. he had 32. they go to overtime. curry with one of his five assists here. look at the pass. to david lee, who waits for the right-hand. tied at 110. final seconds. warriors up 1. no. he rips the rebound away but gets it back and launches the game winner with a tenth of a second left. wow! warriors, heartbreak. they go down 113-112. >>> an absolutely wild game yesterday afternoon between san jose state and previously undefeated fresno state. an epic shootout. they scored a total of 114 points. almost 1400 yards total. sparty needing a win to become bowl eligible. david was spectacular on senior day. the offense fails. 7-0, sparty. just getting started. no defense at all. the play here is a one-handed grab. oh, what a snag! answering. this is 75 yards. part of his school record 547

dorsett is one of nine retired nfl players to take the test conducted at ucla. results are in for eight and all have been diagnosed with signs of cte, including hall-of-famer, joe delamolore and former all pro leonard marshall. >> until we can diagnose it in the living, we had no hope of intervening or treating them or knowing if it was getting worse or even knowing if it's a progressive disease, but i have to stress, our numbers are small. this has to be considered preliminary data, and we look forward to accruing more examples and more testing. >> yes, i want to know if this is something that's come about because of playing football. it frustrates me. i get frustrated. i look at myself. you just in a shell. you not -- you not -- you not anthony tony dorsett. you're not him anymore. who are you? who are you becoming? people are saying, i challenge myself, who are you becoming, man? a veggie. >> that's tough to watch. >> a hero of mine and he's not himself, clearly. >> you can see it. >> oh, yes. >> cte is a protein that surrounds the brain and it starts affecti

as for çciancia, he's hospitalized at ucla medical center under 24-hour guard and heavily sedated. george? >> david wright, thanks very much. >>> we're going to switch gears now to a little holiday gift for drivers. lower gas prices. and it gets better. experts predicting the cost of ç fuel will continue the fall right through the end of the year. abc news contributor betty liu is here with the story. and good morning to u-betty. >> good morning. lara. it is an extra present this holiday season, under the tree.ç gas prices are now at $3.25 a gallon. that is a low for the year. about 25 cents cheaper than n september. get this. in 34 states, at least one gas station has prices below $3 a gallon. and that holiday cheer is going year, we might see gas near a three-year low. >> that is fantastic news. >> we can buy more shirts. >> yes, matching.ç the question everybody is wondering, why is it happening? some experts are saying this could really boost the economy. >> the why is not so great. the economy is not doing that well. jobs are struggling. and ql"=1:u government shutdown. pe

tony dorsett, fresh off a brain scan with doctors at ucla, fears for his life. this morning, hall of fame football player, tony dorsett, speaking out on being diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy. >> glad to see tony dorsett get up and walk off the field. >> reporter: he told "outside the lines" he doesn't know how many concussions he suffered during his career in the nfl. but the worst was one this violent hit in a cowboys/eagles game. back in 1984. >> tony dorsett is still on the ground. >> it reminded me of a mack truck, hitting a volkswagen. i mean, he just blew me up. they call that a knockout. >> reporter: today, he faces the consequences of those hits, including depression, mood swings and memory loss. >> my memory -- it's getting worse and worse as the days go by. my short-temperedness, i'm very short-tempered, it gets worse. >> reporter: dorsett says he's prone to outbursts at his wife and daughters. >> it's painful, for my daughters to say they're scared of me. >> reporter: at his lowest moments, he said he even thought about suicide. >> i m

ciancia is still unconscious at ucla medical center with a gunshot wound to the head. the tsa has a thankless job, enforcing procedures we all tolerate through gritted teeth. >> i'm just a regular person. i'm not here for no fame or no glory. i came to tsa to protect people. >> reporter: a powerful statement. the u.s. attorney general, eric holder, said no feelings about the government could possibly justify the actions of the gunman on friday. david wright, abc news, l.a.x. >>> president obama is activating his old political network for the troubled obama care rollout at an obama for america rally last night. he asked supporters to keep faith with the program and sign up. but internal white house memos reveal that the president only told part of the story when he said that shoppers could bypass the website and apply by phone instead. >> these memos say that at the end of the day, we are all stuck in the same queue because we have to go through the same portal. >> i get it but the person who calls isn't the one that continues to wait after the paper application is fill