at uop stadium. the game goes into overtime and what would have been a chip shot field goal. it hit the upright and missed. seattle marches back down the field. they have a chance to win it on a chip shot field goal and they miss it. the game winds up finishing in a 6-6 tie, an unbelievable game and the only team it hurts is the cardinals because now they have one all that ground on the seattle seahawks. >> reporter: absolutely, mark. i think it's safe to say we're all a little numb and a lot of the fans left the same way i think, but who has the best scoop? let's go see what the guys have to say. what a game. >> reporter: it's a game i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: i'm still looking at that scoreboard 6-6. >> reporter: this is what's

cardinal players and fans themselves. the cardinals time and time again control the clock and move the ball up and down the field. four times in regulation they move inside the seahawks 30- yard line but yet only had three points on that scoreboard and yet seattle didn't get into cardinals territory until they blocked the punt in the 4th quarter and yet they can walk off the field 6- locker room, what were they saying? what was the mood? >> reporter: it was a very depressing locker room, kind of disbelief, no one sure how to digest this game. a lot of them wanted to keep playing despite it being such a physical game. they put up over 400 yards total offense, just could never punch it in. what we saw in overtime, coop,

they kicked a field goal and it was missed. seattle had a chance. the defense held. steven hauschka misses a field goal, just an unbelievable series of events in the overtime period. >> reporter: two chip shot field goals missed in overtime, 6-6 tie. let's listen to some of the postgame chatter. >> very, very well hard fought ballgame. i thought our football team other than the three plays and the kicking game w outstanding. it's disheartening to play that well and not come out of here with a victory. >> reporter: yeah, it is definitely very disheartening not to come away with a victory, coop. i talked to the kicker in the locker room and he said he just missed it, that he can't miss those kicks in the nfl. >> reporter: that sounds like the same lingo he gave in the locker room after the home and season opener against the

goal. i can understand how cardinal fans are a little disenchanted with him now. >> reporter: it's the life of the kicker. you're either the hero or the goat when the game is on the line and it's up to you. >> reporter: that was brutal to watch. as we mentioned just a few minutes ago, i think a lot of the fans left shocked tonight. one of the few things, if anything, that the cards fans and seahawks fans can agree upon, of course, is that big time rivalry that we saw tonight. our outside right now. you got to tell us how is it out there between those fans, ryan? >> reporter: i think expanding on your point the only thing these two fan bases can agree on right now is the fact they have no idea what the heck just happened inside the stadium. it's become a great rivalry over the years. in fact before, this game they played 34 times. each time won 17 of those games. that is still the case tonight

overtime. just one more thing fueling this great rivalry. [ cheering and applause ] >> i think it's a healthy rivalry. i took a punch in the face once. >> seahawks fan just have no clue. they have no clue what they're talking about. they've only been fans like the last five years. >> i don't remember a seahawks fan via 2stephanie sandoval 9. then all of a -- via 2009. then all of out of the woodwork. >> we've played these guys for years and we'd like to see them get their butts kicked this weekend. >> we put them in the back because that's where they belong, next to the trash. know what i'm saying? >> my cousin is a little off. you'll have to excuse him. >> i can't choose my family. it is what it is. what can i say? >> reporter: the two most important thing that make a big

good football depending how you want to feel about how the game ended tonight. at least it was a very competitive football game this went back and forth. the fans here are subdued. definite different than before the game. now everyone will regroup and one more meeting the cardinals have to go to seattle. fans can get ready for that. until then let's go back inside the stadium. >> reporter: ryan, sounds good. again a lot of fans tonight going home shaking their ad watch? earlier in the day as a matter of fact when we all arrived here, we say my goodness, it is hot, 96 degrees, but then it cooled off a little bit. and now maybe a chance of storm moving in overnight. let's get you back to the studio and check in with matt pace for more on that. >> out there the high temperature peaked out at 97, the hottest in the nation, but some temperatures come down tomorrow. look at the radar now.

the valley, but to the south earlier today we saw activity around tucson and now on the western side of our state some showers and thunderstorms beginning to move up north towards kingman, lake havasu city and tomorrow we'll put a chance of rain in the forecast because that storm system will continue moving in, about a 30% chance of rain and the temperatures will start to drop down about 90 degrees, but, of course, inside that stadium air conditioning feels pretty nice thanks. now let's check in on the rest of the headlines today. joe dana standing by in the studio with more on that. the i-17 north of the valley is finally back open. we begin there. there was a crash involving 24 cars and trucks today. you can see the destruction from sky 12's bird's ivan danger point. the crash in the southbound -- bird's eye van danger point. the crash in the southbound

and rear ending 24 cars, still no word why the truck driver didn't stop. in southern california 13 people are dead after a terrible crash there involving a tour bus and semi truck. investigators say the bus heading westbound on the i-10 near palm springs slammed into the back of the semi, the impact so strong the trailer cut 15 feet into the front of the bus. i-10 is back open r massive rescue operation involving more than 30 injuries. >> it seems as though most of the victims were unrestrained and therefore were flown through the air and ended up sustaining facial trauma. l.a.-based u.s. -- >> l.a.-based u.s. holiday owns the buses. a 3-year-old is in critical condition after a dresser fell on her this morning and she was airlifted to the hospital. statistics show toppling

dozens of death each year in the u.s. to children. today friends and family held a carwash to range money for the lone sur -- raise money for the lone survive of a tragic domestic violence murder. the two girls both 4 and 5 years old were killed by their father in the far west valley. friends say they're rallying around the mother, carmen mendes, still dealing with unimaginable loss. >> it's still hard for me accept. i can't even imagine what she's going through, but we're going to help her out any way we can. >> mendes divorced her husband this summer and had filed an order of protect in the past. we put a link to the family's gofundme site at 12news.com. just 16 days to go before the election and an abc news poll suggests hillary clinton has a 16 point lead over donald

battleground states while trump is on the offensive attacking clinton on her stance on abortion to isis. >> we've got to make sure our women and girls are treated with dignity and respect in america. >> when will she apologize for all of the people her decisions have gotten killed? >> trump still feeling downfall from accusations from 11 women of sexual misconduct. he threatened to sue them after the election. arizona's former governor jan brewer coming to the defens regarding those women making accusations. take a listen. >> well, he's been waterboarded by these issues. it seems like it's really been kind of somewhat of a put up oppression of donald trump from all of these people lining up. it's just unbelievable and anybody under those kind of assaults i think want to defend themselves. >> brewer said there has been no authenticity to the allegations made by the women.

former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords and husband mark kelly rallied for clinton at an event. giffords has been a loyal supporter of clinton more than a year. 12news at 10:stephanie sandoval just getting start -- 12news at 10 just getting started. a football player soaring despite not having a father for years. >> my father was in and out of my life just due to prison and stuff. >> strengths and of the two brothers that survived and thrived. >> and clouds are on the increase. when will rain chances come, how long will they lost last and how cool will temperatures

welcome back to uop stadium in glendale. it doesn't happen very often in the nfl, but tonight we saw a tie. so the cardinals and seahawks end in a 6-6 tie overtime. we're also talking high

left in the regular season before high school playoffs begin. >> reporter: absolutely. in the 5a metro region the raymond kellies cougars 8-1 led by the play making ability of josiah bailey. >> reporter: he's a courageous young man whose needed every bit of family to get where he is today. >> reporter: i first heard about kellis high school's josiah bailey from copeland. he said i've got a great kid with an interesting family home life growing up. >> reporter: meet the bailey family. they don't take themselves too seriously. >> straight up. >> black is slimming. >> you're very slim right now. >> reporter: that's easy to say when things are going well, but the true strength of a family is tested when things are tough. >> my father was like in and out of my life just due to like

sr. was sentenced to five years of property trafficking leaving a once complete family fatherless for five years. >> it's hard. that's when emotions started flying high. >> that's like just difference than i think is being raised by a man. >> you go from having, you know, a father figure in your life to just you and your brother. >> you know, this man stepped up when i time. you know what i mean? don't get me going. >> it's not so much, i guess, be a dad type, but just let him know that i was his brother. i'm always going to be there no matter what. >> reporter: the relationship was vice versa. josiah looked up to david and wanted to be just like him. >> he was always around me. so i think he was trying to imitate what i was doing or

played football, that meant josiah wanted to play, too. in 3rd grade he signed up and he was really good. >> artists have music, throw paint on walls. we go out there and yell and bounce around. >> football is his thing, football, football. >> reporter: with dad still gone josiah spent a lot of time on the football perfecting his craft. along the way his long time football coach, coach mario, became a father figure to him. >> i'll be out there on anything in return. what you want is to help a kid get out of situations, you know. >> took him right under his wing and never let him go, still hasn't. >> i used to kind of live with my coach in a way. i used to always be over there. >> summers and holidays he was always with us. we'd go on trips together. he's part of the family. >> as a matter of fact, on father's day i sent him a text thanking him, you know, for being there.

son's life. he could have went this way. he could have went that way. without mario i don't know how he would have ended up. >> reporter: luckily for dad he could see for himself that after five years away -- >> i didn't like run up and hug him or nothing. it was just like -- >> there was a little rough patch, but that's all behind us. >> what was done is done and we're bolting forth from there. >> he grew into it and now that's his best friend now. at father and son, you know. >> they're a great team together, too. they really talk all day and talk their football. >> reporter: and not just talk football. >> lord have mercy in jesus, my hard be pounding sometimes, though. >> reporter: but the biggest td of the night goes to josiah bailey with the 72-yard kiss it good-bye see you later with his touchdown. >> i'm proud. i'm proud. i'm the proudest daddy on the

planet. >> reporter: families go through life together, the ups, downs, good and bad, but the bad times don't define the baileys. their strength as a family does. >> we've all learned from a situation and i think that's what helped us glue back together. >> reporter: they have their moments. >> oh, i'm fat. >> reporter: and the same struggles. >> you need to do the dishes. >> reporter: but at the end of the day it's -- >> we have fun over everything. >> reporter: the cougars take on ironwood this week and boy, what a special young man he is. >> reporter: what a story. of course, we have to talk about everything. we have to talk about the game, the fans, these beautiful stories, but we also have to talk about the weather because when we arrived here earlier today, we broke out in a sweat in the parking lot, but right

glendale. it is, but we do have some changes in the forecast, rain and cooler temperatures. so for now we'll head back into studio and check in with meteorologist matt pace. >> yeah, guys. there are some big changes coming our way, but it was hot out there earlier. the temperatures now are dropping off very quickly. that's what we love about this time of year, 81 degrees in phoenix, 43 already in flagstaff, but the official high at phoenix sky harbor today. it was a warm one, another day this month alone we've seen 12 days above that 95-degree mark. the record is 23 set back in 1952. you might start to notice some changes. if look at the dew points starting to increase very quickly, 60 in yuma. earlier today these were down into the lower 20s, so certainly shows you that moisture is beginning to move in from the south. that is why those rain chances will begin to increase. you can see right there on satellite look at all that

south. that disturbance is still right off the coast of california moving through and will increase that chance of rain, particularly tomorrow afternoon. we could see a few thunderstorms out there as well. here's futurecast, high pressure sitting towards our east. our disturbance moves through quickly monday. by tuesday and wednesday high pressure builds right back into the forecast. that will mean another huge warming trend as well. in fact, look at these temperatures. we drop to 90 tomorrow, 91 tuesday, back to 95 degrees thursday before another slight cooldown by the weekend and even another chance of there, but, of course, the morning lows, guys, have been incredible generally in the upper 60s, 70s. so we can't complain all that much. >> yeah. thank you so much, matt. the best time of the year are mornings, of course. still ahead on 12news at 10 celebrating make a difference day. we'll show you how high school students got the tools they

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welcome back. only on 12news we're proud to be part of nationwide make a difference day this weekend, the largest national day of community service, but for us one day isn't enough, so we expand it to two. 12news teamed up locally with be a leader foundation. the goal is to prepare students for college. >> reporter: for students years leading up to college can be filled with a lot of anxiety and uncertainty. >> it's stressful. >> reporter: navigating all the options just got a little easier thanks to the be a leader foundation and it's taking steps towards success. >> i think the biggest question is the process. i think kids have dreams and aspirations. they may not know what they want to do yet or study and that's okay. >> reporter: the event brings together various organizations, universities and nonprofits to help answer many questions

aid or scholarship applications or even apply to college, all the necessary steps. >> there's many resources out there even us as educators leave untapped. >> reporter: while some students are ready to graduate high school others are a few years out but want to make sure they're as prepared as possible. >> it can be scary and nervous at first, but once you like -- it's going to pay off, all t 12news. we're heading back out to the stadium and crew checking in with them after what was a

welcome back on a strange night at university of phoenix stadium, cards finishing in a 6- 6 tie with seattle, a tie that really feels like a loss. if you go into overtime with seattle and wind up winning it

crazy because the cards are right back in it. now it all remains a question mark. >> reporter: i think strange is a good word to describe the game tonight. i'm spent. it was a nail biter till the very end. >> reporter: it was. so we've got the full breakdown and analysis with the very best sports crew in town. we'll head over to cameron cox and bruce cooper. >> reporter: guys, i'm just as tired as you. coop, i can't believe that scoreboard says 6-6. >> reporter: i think mark curtis said it best. it feels like an l from the cardinals point of view. at the end of the day cardinals fans walking in the parking lot with their heads down. >> reporter: there have been three 6-6 ties in the nfl, get this since the merger. all three have involved the cardinals. tonight, one in '72 and one in

with don corleone in st. louis. >> reporter: time to get to the bess thing -- best thing that gave the cardinals life, believe it or not. >> in the hole and he misses it. that's impossible. >> oh, my god. >> that is impossible. >> i'm telling you there's something inside his brain about this building. >> reporter: the impossible happened, unli 12 sports tonight starts right now. >> they kicked our butt the last two times we played here 60 something to 12 i think at home. it's been ugly. >> reporter: and wilson to the end zone caught. >> atone point it's going to come up huge, might be early. you never know when it's going

defense, what defense makes the most plays, what defense breaks first. >> it's between us two fighting for the division, the most physical fighting team on the football field. >> reporter: good evening, everyone. thank you for staying up with us on 12 sports tonight and we've talked about it all night. what a crazy bizarre game here at university of phoenix stadium, a game in which th you look at the statistics and you ask yourself how in the world did the cardinals lose this game? i mean it's really mind blowing, got to give a emergency shout out to cardinals defense just -- a major shout out to cardinals defense just played lights out. johnson career high 41 touch, 171 total yards. -- touches, 171 total yards.

they held seattle to just 47 total yards in the 1st half. i believe cardinals outgained them by 200 total yards. they had 20 more minutes on the field than seattle. all the stats in the world. offense didn't play bad. they just didn't make enough plays when it mattered. to know that it's just 6-6 is what's so tough to digest. >> reporter: they just couldn't finish. they'd drive up and down the field, control the clock but couldn't finish. we talked about it, four times inside the seahawks on the scoreboard. >> reporter: it's been their m.o. all year, coop. rough night for the cardinals and here's how it sounded. >> and our kicking game let us down a little bit today. or you didn't lose, but you played one hell of a football game. he touched them. did you see it?

bleep ] like normal. >> including playoffs i never played in a game crazy as this one before. >> it's a great team and to end that way it hurts. every guy in that locker room loves cat and has his back. he's a great kicker. unfortunately that's the life of a kicker just quarterback. some don't go your way. some do. when they don't, you bounce up. >> just in case there's a bobble of some kind, make it. this is professional. it's not high school, baby. make it. >> i just missed it, no excuse. >> i've never seen two missed field goals from less than 20 yards. you've got to give credit to the man upstairs. >> we all got to be held

on special teams. offensively we got to score points. >> we just got to move on from it. we had a great week of preparation. hopefully we can have another great week of preparation moving on to the carolina panthers. >> reporter: i like the fact that the cardinals are trying to say they had cat back. you get paid to make those kicks a high school kick are would make is and while cantanzaro may be contrite and say i have to make this kick or whatever, cameron, the home season opener on the very same end of the field he missed a field goal that could have given the cardinals a season opening win over the patriots. all right. fans say we'll put that one behind us. cam, this one real in excusable and that's why so many fans out in the parking lot leaving were talking about it.