at the t.c.u. 29. they hand it off, jones. and jones leaning forward, gets to the 25. carraway with the tackle and you are absolutely right, what a patient approach by this kansas state team right now, moving the ball effectively. cantele warming up on the sideline. 2nd down and 6. and jones this time chopped down in the backfield. is issahaku making another play. >> joel: and that's what you want to avoid, blitzes in the safety position and he shows it late, after the center's head picked up so kansas state was unable to check out of that play. >> gus: so a huge play coming up after the 4-yard loss. 3rd down and 10 at the 29. kansas state needs inside the 20 for a 1st down. burton has been the man. hubener. near side. caught, out of bounds, not enough for the first. this time it's heath. >> joel: oh, what a decision bill snyder has to make now. they have been so successful with the 1-yard attempts but they will send cantele out to kick and tie to pickup. >> gus: he has not attempted a field goal in this game. he flip-flopped for the starting and a time-out on the field. is it the insightful strategies and analytical capabilities that make edward jones one of the biggest financial services firms in the country? or is it 13,000 financial who take the time to say thank you? 'night jim. gonna be a while? i am liz got a little writing to do. it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. >> gus: has bill snyder had a change of mind? >> joel: i think he should. you don't want to leave trevone boykin if a tied game. even if you make it, there's time left. there's a lot of pressure on the defense. has had a chance to talk about it. >> gus: so cantele back out on the field. and last week he missed his only attempt, a 43-yarder. >> joel: and you just stay home for a possible fake. >> gus: from 37 yards away. jake cantele. and it's good. cantele, ice water in his veins, levels the game with 1:47 to go. but here ms. trevone boykin. -- comes trevone boykin. who knows, one of these kids just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts now for all of us. >> gus: jake cantele with the 45. opinion. you thought they should have gone for it and not given trevone boykin and t.c.u. an opportunity to scoe with a lot of- score with a lot of time left. >> joel: they are basically running their regular offense. two time-outs. he's one of the best players in america. i thought that was kansas state's chance to win the game right now. i wouldn't trust of defense but bill snyder has won a lot of games trusting a defense that is >> gus: turpin will get a shot. he's dangerous. to the 20, all the way up to the 35, make it the 36 yard line. so let's look at how we got here. >> joel: i mean, what a game it's been, just the second half alone. the first possession of the second half, and the pick six and then t.c.u. got rolling. and k-state in the run game, hubener. and then all trevone boykin, just a sensational run. to give them the lead before kansas state tied it at 45. [crowd yelling] >> gus: trevone boykin, 1st down at his own 36. and he'll run it, with room again. boykin. gained about 8 yards on the play, at shawn it. again. t.c.u. with two time-outs. 2nd and 1. boykin lines up -- over the middle! caught! doctson, wow! touchdown, t.c.u.! 55 yards! >> joel: right on the money. the mismatch on the outside. remember, for kansas state, jesse mack has been playing number 5, the all-american, josh doctson and as soon as mack gets turned around, boykin puts it on him in stride so he can run for a touchdown. that's too easy inside of 2 minutes. >> gus: doctson, 8 catches, 155 yards and two touchdowns. the extra point is good. t.c.u. ranked number 2 in the nation, why? because they have two incredible talents. trevone boykin to josh doctson. 52-45. >> gus: joel, you were absolutely right. you didn't want to give trevone boykin that much time to get down the field. t.c.u. scores. >> joel: the fourth straight game for doctson with so many yards yards. >> gus: dominique heath will let it bounce out of the end zone. >> joel: i thought the last series was kansas state was their best chance to win. they oaf kept boykin on the field, if they converted and potentially wind the clock down for a winning field goal or even a potential touchdown but allowing boykin on the field, you are inviting the long completion to josh doctson and now the clock is absolutely a factor. 1:10 with no time-outs. ry up mode, the first time all game long. from his own 25. >> gus: here's hubener. rolls out of the pocket. throws. incomplete. intended for burnt ton. >> joel: this young secondary for t.c.u. at this point they are charged with one thing: doper than the deepest. that's all they have to be worried about. and the senior has to be making sure no one jumps a short route. >> gus: hubener. and hubener lost it! loose ball in. recovered inside the 5. with 53 seconds to go. pierson. >> joel: here he comes, the pressure, i believe that's wilson, the true freshman linebacker. and it's just a delayed blitz. he held the ball finally the blitz gets home and wilson, from texas gets the job done. those linebackers had a bull's-eye on him all game young. long. young, small but make the biggest play of the night. sealing this victory for the horned frogs. >> gus: no time-outs. for k-state and hubener in tears on the sideline. boykin taking a knee. and here's the dr pepper one f of a kind play of the game. >> joel: you let by quarterback like trevone boykin have a chance, all he needed was a field goal and got more than that. finds doctson, doctson with eight catches, two touchdowns, showing you why the two are a couple of the best in the entire country. what a win. last time on the road they escaped lubbock and again here tonight, 52-45. in manhattan, kansas. >> gus: as coach patterson walks across the field to shake hands with his mentor, bill smired. -- snyder. the story this this game, though, trevone boykin. this young man in the 4th quarter, five carries, 106 he was 5 of 6 passing for 87 yards and a touchdown. a two 2-point conversion, as well. the first road win at kansas state since 1985. lets go downstairs where molly is standing by. >> molly: you are understandably very happy. tied with to wo minutes to go -- less than two minutes. what was the game plan? >> coach: number one, our gs, we didn't -- our guys didn't play well in the first half. but i told them to get stops and get in the 4th quarter where we were and this group on offense and i am very proud of the defense because they stepped up and gave us a chance. >> derek: trevone boykin took over in the 4th quarter, making plays with his legs connecting with josh doctson. >> coach: you know, i said before the game, josh and we about gave it away defensively and they bought back and we just wanted to get out of it with a victory. >> molly: another close win on the road against a conference opponent. what have you leaderboard rned about your team? >> coach: i told them 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skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. her plan would limit the out-of-pocket costs that consumers have to pay. clinton: nobody in america should have to choose between buying the medicine they need and paying their rent. i'm hillary clinton, >> gus: 52-45. t.c.u. survives as they come back it beat kansas state. gus johnson with joel klatt. what a game. >> joel: and what a 4th quarter from trevone boykin. five rushes, just in the 4th quarter for 106 and two touchdowns and throwing it when 5 of 6 and the touchdown to doctson to seal the deal. he was sensational tonight. 425 yards of total offense. this guy solidified himself with fournette as the two top players for the heisman. >> gus: and trevone boykin, they talk about his intellect. and when he needed him most, he went to his go-to guy. >> joel: he was clutch. that's the mark of a great player at that position. you've got to be clutch and have reliable weapons on the outside and we saw t.c.u. needing a big 3rd down play or a touchdown, a score, where did they go? josh doctson. josh doctson just a heck of a game tonight and the guy trevone boykin will look for and showed up ni in a big way. >> gus: and molly had a chance to catch up with the all-star quarterback. quarterback. >> molly: trevone boykin, at times you wouldn't connect with the young receivers but held your composture. >> we went into halftime and ree reeviated and knee knew to leave it all at line. >> molly: you told me before the game your chemistry with josh doctson has never been stronger am how valuable is your trust in him? >> it's unbelievable. we really jut try to make the routine plays and not asking anybody to jump over a building or anything, just play football. >> molly: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gus: boykin. 20 of 30. 301 yards. and here's our dr pepper play of the game. boykin to doctson for the game winner. t.c.u. keeps on rolling. dodging a bullet, now 6-0. the final score, 52-45. t.c.u. beats kansas state. flip over to fs1 to see the conclusion of a great soccer match between the u.s.a. and mexico, live from the rose ball. that will wrap up it. gus johnson saying so long their -- from manhattan. >> anchor: now, a local driver shot and killed by police. the reason an officer says he was forced to open fire, and what we're learning about that some tonight, but a big warmup begins sunday afternoon. >> two surveillance videos, one night, coming up the possibility similarities between a person of interest in several violent crimes. >> total destruction and tragedy, a condo explodes, killing a husband and wife inside. what we're learning about what may have gone wrong. all that is ahead. but first developing at this hour, a driver is dead, shot and killed by police. tonight we are learning more about what officers say led up beverly. thanks for staying with us tonight. i'm joy lim nakrin. we first brought you this story as breaking news during our news at 6:00, and new tonight those close to the incident are ritchie. >> reporter: i spoke with a woman who says her mom was in the car on balch street that the suspect was ramming. friend. and from that car came the 911 call that triggered a deadly chain of events. >> got a phone call from my mom that he was shot by police. >> reporter: the call came from balch street in beverly just after 3:00 this afternoon, reporting an incident involving a suicidal man and the toyota s.u.v. she was in with her friend, who she identifies as the man's wife. >> my mom was just trying to do the right thing. i don't know, something us in have snapped. >> the individual struck the toyota highlander on two occasions, then backed up, struck a beverly police cruiser, moved forward again, struck a second police cruiser, and the officer got out of the car, ordered him to stop. he did not. one shot was fire through the driver's side window, hitting the driver in the shoulder. >> reporter: that driver was a 49-year-old hamilton man. he was immediately given medical attention by the officers on the scene until an ambulance could get him to the hospital. but his injuries were too severe and he died a short time later. that added a new dimension to this investigation and already has some questioning if lethal force was necessary. so i asked the chief. chief, is this protocol for a responding officer to order him more than once to get out of the vehicle? >> these are things that are still under investigation. it's an ongoing incident, and this vehicle had already struck one vehicle twice, struck two cruisers with the officers occupied in those cruisers, and the incident was continuing. >> i'm really glad that my mom and her weren't hurt. >> reporter: police are not releasing the name of the man who died at this hour, nor are they telling us who the officer is who discharged that firearm, only telling us the officer is a veteran of the beverly police department, and right now on administrative leave. in beverly, erika ritchie, fox 25 news. >> anchor: breaking now in quincy, firefighters take control of a massive fire burning at a home on film lips street. a witness sent us this video of huge flames shooting out of the third story window. flames have turned to smoke, as crews doused that home. right now no injuries have been reported. we are working to get you more information from that scene throughout the newscast. also tonight a huge blast, massive flames leading to total devastation in franklin. an explosion at a condo there killed a husband and wife inside. this is a story we've been following all day long here at fox 25, and tonight our robert goldfinn tells us that couple had just moved back to this area. >> it was extremely loud. >> we sat right up in bed, it was so loud. >> reporter: what is typically a quiet neighborhood on tuscany drive in franklin -- >> just black smoke and flames. >> stuff coming down from the sky. >> reporter: turned into a raging fire after one neighbor's home exploded. >> the building was just totally engulfed within minutes. >> reporter: hours later after firefighters got the fire under everyone feared, a husband and wife did not make it out. >> we've just come across two victims of the fire, they were found by state police investigators. >> reporter: nancy and richard brown, both 66 years old, were found together in the debris of the first floor master bedroom. >> you can't hardly tell there was a house there. it's just the foundation left. >> reporter: the browns just moved in weeks ago to the a55-year-old and up condo community. according to neighbors they relocated from florida to be closer to their grandchildren. >> they walked every morning. just nice grandparents. >> reporter: verdicts are now trying to figure out what caused the blast. the condo union vits propane heat with storage tanks underground. the other two units in the building were unoccupanted. the browns' closest neighbors are still shaken up and don't know if they're going to stay at their home tonight. >> i don't know. i haven't decided. probably not. just till we're sure that everything is okay. marshal told us he ordered the propane company that does the work here at this community to do random inspections on the propane tanks. in franklin, fox 25 news. >> anchor: we first brought you this story on the all new news. you can stay up to the minute that you're up, all weekend long from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. here on fox 25. heavy flames pouring from this home in jamaica plain today. this fire broke out this afternoon at a two-family home on dunkster road. no one was home at the time. fire officials say the home suffered extensive damage, but luckily firefighters were able to knock it down before it spread to other homes nearby. >> with with these type fires in boston the houses are so close that it's the radiant heat, if you hold your hand next to a candle you can feel the heat. and if the fire is big enough, it will get the siding going. but they were able to knock it down quickly. >> anchor: two people were displaced, the cause is under investigation. take a look at this crime tape in a parking lot in weymouth today where a man was hit by a car, near a food festival. firefighter tell us the victim was not conscious when emergency workers arrived, but did later regain consciousness and he was flown to brigham and women's hospital in serious condition. police say the driver of that cars. that driver is a 46-year-old weymouth man, now fating several counts of o.u.i. weather wise we're off to a pretty good start this holiday weekend, a lot of sunshine today. however, it is a little bit chilly tonight. let's get to rob, because sound like we're going to finish the weekend with a warmup. >> a big warmup on the way, but it was sunny today and ever since the sun has set temperatures have been dropping like a rock. some spots will be cold enough for frost and that will likely be the case in western mass up into southern vermont where portions of windham county are under a frost advisory. frost likely widespread in western mass. but in eastern portions of the state not out of the question, and we could see some patchy frost, very hit or miss, here and there. 34, that's the current temperature right now in the vineyard. 35 in norwood. 41 in plymouth. temperatures have been falling quickly since sunset, but the thinking is that the numbers will level off here and probably won't drop much more tonight. so not much difference late tonight from what we have now, so that puts the low in boston in the upper 40s. so no concerns about frost in the immediate boston area. if you can get through a cold night and frosty morning tomorrow, the afternoon looks awe assume, mid to upper 60s and getting warmer from there as we head into monday. the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. and to munson now where all road affected by last night's severe weather are open again, and the power is back on. last night several trees and wires came crashing to the ground on silver street. according to the munson police department's facebook page, crews were out there much of today cleaning up the damage, after straight line winds caused that damage. thankfully, no one was hurt. you can stay up to the minute on storms, even your seven-day forecast with our fox 25 weather app, it's free to download to your smart phone or tablet. a local family hiking in new hampshire learned the hard way to be sure they're prepared. the herald is reporting that a family was hiking in stark, new hampshire wednesday, lost their way. so they called 911, crews rushed to the scene and thankfully were able to help them back to their car. but official says this could have been a lot worse and that the family should have had a hike safe card and also recreation al licenses. in newton, there have been no more reported bear sightings ever since the one last night. we first told but the animal being spotted in the rose street area on our fox 25 news at 10:00 last night. police found that bear asleep, and they called in environmental police. eventually the bear did wake up. this is the time of year when bears are stocking up on food. so newton police say if you do spot this or another bear again, call. temperature tonight a man is under arrest for reckless driving on a busy highway. police spotted 70-year-old man speeding on 93 in canterbury, new hampshire this morning. troopers eventually had to use spike strips to dethat it his tires to get him to stop, but he refused to get out of his car. eventually police did catch up with him, they it him under arrest and he's due in court on monday. to the cape now where police are working to track down a suspect in a string of break-ins. a resident capture these surveillance photos after a recent incident in orleans. police say there have been three separate break-ins within the last 10 days, all in the area of route 39 near cross road there. if you know anything, call orleans police. tonight in lowell, the community came together to support a high school student targeted in racist texts. they want to raise awareness so that this never happens again. he remembers the elation of being elected class president. >> all my friend were like hey, you're class president, i was so happy. >> reporter: but shortly after it came to an end after revelations of racist texts targeting him. >> two hours later all this stuff just popped up and i was just shocked. >> reporter: we first reported on this days ago. several classmates exchanged big on thed slurs, even talked of lynching. >> they sent a text message that was very racial, very vile. >> reporter: the students were suspended but now they're back in school. >> i'm shocked that they're back now. >> reporter: he is moving forward. my education. >> reporter: and this march is meant to help him stand strong. >> we're help to support anye. >> it was a stores of strength for the young. >> what do you want to be? >> the president, of the school. >> reporter: leaving anye with even more reason to lead. >> i've for given them already. everyone makes mistakes. i've forgiven them. >> reporter: although you heard him say he's forgiven the students responsible, he's hoping that the school will better handle situations like this in the future. >> how is my leg? i'm thirsty, and where is the ambulance. >> anchor: three questions from someone describing what a local shark attack victim wanted to know just seconds after being pulled to safety in hawaii. the condition of that surfer tonight. and what's the plan for the winter? the weekend project being done by the mbta right now to stop winter problems before they start. also police looking for persons of interest in two separate surveillance videos, the reason investigators are taking a closer look at whether they're connected,es in on your fox 25 news. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start geico motorcycle, who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> anchor: new tonight, lowell police announcing an officer has been placed on leave after he was apparently caught sleeping on duty. take a look at this photo from the lowell sun, showing that officer with his head down on a pillow, inside of a patrol car. the departments internal affairs is now investigating. tonight lowell superintendent of police saying that in part while this case is extremely embarrassing, it is not representative of the hard working and dedicated men and he goes onto say that behavior will not be tolerated. meanwhile, fire officials working to figure out what sparked this fire in fitchburg. flames broke out at this three-story home on henry street today. thankfully everyone inside was able to get out safely, but 10 people have been displaced. assisting them. and take a look at this video, taken within moments of a sex assault reported in dorchester. someone seen running out of the frame there. as fox 25's john monahan explains, that's not the only piece of video police are looking at tonight. >> police are looking for the public's help trying to i.d. a person of interest. looking for a man connected to a sexual assault, there's plenty of pictures and video to go through, police just want the public's help to i.d. him. take a close look at this surveillance video, it shows a robber at work, the man in a red shirt and khakis, wax up to two men, grabs one, then the other. police say he threatened to stab them unless he gave them money. this happened four times in dorchester on september 27th, in the area of did itson, leroy and ridgewood streets. but it didn't end there. >> i think it's very scary. >> reporter: she's talking about a sexual assault an hour later and a mile away. near harbor view in dorchester avenue. >> seems like people just commit these crimes and have no second thought about doing it. >> reporter: fox 25 has learned this also involved a knife and robbery, but this included a sexual assault. police looking to question a similar looking man from the earlier robberies, a plaque male in his 20s, about five ten to six two is caught again on surveillance video. he is seen running towards sidney street, but this time he's caught on five different by, running by, running toward, and then running past this time from above. police want people to take a good look at this guy. appearance. he has two braids in his hair. police also believe he may have s.u.v. neighbors hope all the video will help to catch him. >> of course, yeah, i'm hopeful that we'll aid in getting the guy and get him off the street. >> reporter: in the meantime, kaitlin is taking precautions, but also hopes all this video will jar someone's memory. >> hopefully someone that knows him or recognizes him will come forward and call the police. >> reporter: police hoping the public can help to i.d. this guy in connection to several robberies and a sexual assault. can you get another look at him on our website. in dorchester, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. also tonight a road in wellesley is open once again, after this rollover crash. police say one person who h to be pulled from that car but the extent of the injuries are still not clear officials are still investigating what caused that crash. new hampshire authorities meanwhile are asking the public for any information about a man charged with sexually assaulting students. according to the concord monitor, the sheriff is trying to figure out if 30 used donald levesque assaulted any other victims out there. we told you earlier that he was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting several students including a 14-year-old boy. comedian bill cosby, meanwhile, deposed by a lawyer representing one of his alleged victims of sex assault. she says cosby sexually assaulted her in the 1970s at the playboy mansion when she was just 15 years old. her attorney says a judge will have until december to review the material and determine if anything cosby said will be made public. over the past several months numerous women have accused the course of several decades. sergeant bowe bergdahl could be spared time in jail, that's the recommendation of an army officer who said bergdahl should be given a lower level court martial instead. he was charged with desertion after leaving his post in afghanistan and being captured by the taliban in 2009. last year the u.s. released several taliban prisoners in exchange for his freedom. schools across our country are reevaluating security plans in the wake of several recent college shootings. massachusetts higher education commissioner santiago recently sat down with the associated press for an interview, and he says there are man's in place not only for active shooters here but also for mere threats as well. if you want to read portions of that interview, head to myfoxboston.com. meanwhile, in new hampshire, the state's universities and community colleges say they are constantly reviewing their security and emergency response plans. how the university designed while the seven community colleges customize their plans based on the department of homeland security template. tonight one of the victims of a shooting at northern arizona university has now been released from the hospital. it comes after a candle-light vigil on campus just last night. police say 18-year-old freshman steven jones shot and killed one student early friday morning and also injured three others. all of the victims belonged to the delta kia fraternity. jones is being held on $2 million bail tonight. in texas police have identified the student killed in a shooting at texas southern university. 18-year-old brett randall was shot outside of a student housing complex yesterday and he died on the way to the hospital. another student was also hurt in this. police detained two people after the shooting, but it's still not clear if they are actual suspects. this was the third shooting on or near that campus just this week. coming up the reason actor randy quaid was picked up just north of of here in vermont. also the rain has calmed down, but the danger is still very real, the new message tonight from south carolina's governor as the death toll due to flooding continues to grow, next