if he gets one-on-one he's got a ridiculous vertical, he's a great basketball player, a heck of a receiver. if he got a chance to get one-on-one, we're going to let him get it. >> samantha: how much pressure was there by ryan on that last drive after a rough start. >> samantha: pressure is imagined. it's not a real thing. we run the plays that we know. he went out there, executed. i have a list of plays that know he's comfortable with and we try to get completions. we ran the ball a couple times. irwin came through big in this game. we knew we had a chance to win it. >> samantha: obviously you got the win that's most important but how would you describe what you were up against tonight? >> this is what we expected. as i said at halftime, we have a young team, not necessarily young but inexperienced. this is a new environment for

this is a very good, talent football team. i'll say on national tv, jim mora doesn't get the respect he deserves. you look at the program. these guys are physical, play hard, they got a phenomenal quarterback. they're probably going to beat him up for this game but his kids played extremely hard. we tip our caps to ucla. >> samantha: a classy response. coach, we appreciate your time. >> chris: a tradition harbaugh brought back as they hail >> kirk: this last drive set up by this. they were going to start at about their own 15 yard line. instead at their own 30 yard line. then you see burns make some plays, finding open receivers, showing great poise. he said david shaw, everybody talks about practicing this. it's one thing to practice it. it's another to hit the rose bowl and have to execute it and make that throw right there to a receiver that for the most part

he steps up at a crucial moment and makes the play to give the cardinal a victory. >> chris: he said pressure is imagined but burns who had 8 completions before that drive had five on the drive. here's the hit of rosen. picking the ball up and scoring a touchdown is solomon thomas. it's two touchdowns in the last 24 seconds. that defensive score will be taken note of in the desert. they have recover from a physical game and face a series challenge in seattle friday. they're not worried about that at the moment. sam has christian mccaffrey. >> samantha: you're uniform shows it. this was a rough night in terms of physicality. how would you describe what you were up against? >> we knew they were going to be extremely physical. it comes down to just penalties

marcus la trel said you're never out of the fight and we never gave up. we came in down, a tough place to play. knew that we had to do a lot. you got a young receiver that comes out at the end and makes a hell of a play and that's the kind of stuff that great teams have. we have to bounce back and be a lot better. >> samantha: what is it about this team that stays even keeld when at the end it didn't look like it was going to finish this way? >> throughout the off season. our strength coach trains us for times like these, times of adversity. we stick to our training and our gut and what we know. >> samantha: congratulations on a great win. the streak remains. >> chris: it does. 138 yards rushing. you say ho hum when you see that, mccaffrey and how productive he typically is. his streak of games with 200 yards all purpose or more, 8 in

it was that kind of a night. >> kirk: this is a huge win for stanford but i think it's also big for them for the big picture. it's only their third game of the year. think about what they've done here in the early going. they've played a kansas state team, usc and now ucla. they've been challenged. i think as you look at this team as a threat to maybe win a pac 12 championship and maybe a playoff team, you actually need there are a lot of players that are playing as we saw in that final drive that have never been out here. when you make these plays, it gives you such confidence when you can face adversity and come through. not only did they beat ucla on the road, it gives them incredible confidence and momentum going into next friday in seattle which will be another tough conference game against the huskies. >> chris: another big challenge

all smiles. burns comes across the country. touchdown pass to that guy as mccaffrey and the cardinal win it 22-13 with a triple zero defensive score at the end. for our entire crew here, we hope you enjoyed this throwback saturday football game as the cardinal extend the win streak against ucla. next saturday night, lamar jackson and louisville taking on clemson in death valley. hope you'll join us then. stay tuned for show and cassidy hubbarth. >> stanford keeping their winning streak alive. welcome into the ford wrap-up. i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to be a 12th straight loss after

the vols rallying. dobbs with four passing t.d.s in the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick saban's alma mater, kent state.

ox fortd. over on espn, arkansas and texas a&m, trevor night up the middle 48 yards, his second rushing touchdown. tied up at 17 in the third on espn. in the big ten, michigan dominated penn state at the big house. outgaining the lions by more than 300 yards in a 49-10 win. nebraska got a huge game from tommy armstrong jr. at the air and 132 on the ground. the huskers win. surprising game in east lansing between wisconsin and michigan state. l.j. scott, fumble. musso returning it 66 yards. busting out the spin move. wisconsin beats michigan state 30-6. wisconsin 4-0 for the first time since 2011. they have a brutal stretch

then a week off before hosting ohio state. following that with a trip to iowa and another ranked opponent in nebraska. and another team in the middle of a rough stretch, number three louisville coming off their win over florida state last week and then a game against clemson looming next week. they had to take on marshall in a potential trap game. lamar jackson laughs at that notion as he continues to prove he's super human. yard touchdown. jackson with seven total touchdowns through three-quarters. right now they're up 58-21. dalvin cook with a career high 267 rushing yards in florida state's win over usf. houston with a 61-point win at texas state. currently in progress, number 16 baylor hosting oklahoma state.

it is 28-21 in the third. also in progress, arizona looking to hand washington its first loss of the season. it's tied up at 14 in the second quarter. cal is off to a strong start against arizona state after a big win over texas last week. they're on top 17-10 in the first half. that's it for the ford wrap-up. i'm cassidy ? ? ? ? ? the new ford escape.

live always investigating, always on your side, newschannel5 starts now. >> a crazy scene on a busy downtown cleveland street. a man was tasered and arrested assaulted a cop. hello, everybody. thanks for joining us. this all happened late friday night outside of a restaurant on prospect avenue and east 9th street. new today we are learning brand new information about the off-duty police officer involved. >>reporter: tracy, that off-duty police officer is out of the hospital tonight and back home resting after he was pushed right through that window.

take-down [ screaming ] >>reporter: tazed and tackled, officers pounce on 23-year-old brian brag of canton shortly after they said he shoved an off-duty cleveland police officer so hard he fell right through the window. he and his underage girlfriend were thrown out of the restaurant after an officer said she was spotted drinking a getting carded. this incident report says they were asked to leave multiple times before the officer was pushed through the window and the man ran away. the officer was bleeding profusely with blood on his face, head, and left arm. >> he received a number of stitches but i guess he's going to be all right. >>reporter: the co-owner of the restaurant told me the officer injured has worked security here for some time. newschannel5 has learned the officer's name but we're not

his privacy. >> disturbing. i'm alarmed. i want to make sure everybody is okay, all the patrons are okay and the first concern is the officer. >>reporter: they got a call just before midnight about the scuffle that cost him business on a busy friday night after a big indians' win. >> it hurts. you don't want attention drawn to your business for these sort of circumstances [ screaming ] >>reporter: officers took down the man after witnesses at the a list of charges including felonious assault on a police officer, vandalism, resisting arrest and criminal trespass. >> and as you can see the restaurant is back open tonight. the window still needs to be replaced. the owner tells me he's going to do that on monday. >> and breaking right now, police in charlotte, north carolina just released two videos of the deadly encounter

tuesday's shooting has sparked violent protests. the report says new images may only add to the controversy and a warning you might find some of these pictures disturbing. >>reporter: in a dash cam video the frantic final moments of the fatal stand-off as recorded by police. keith scott is seen exiting his vehicle and walking backwards, his hands down. then [ shots fired ] >> we got shots fired. one suspect down. >>reporter: this body cam video partially silent has another perspective. an officer wields a baton in an apparent effort to get scott out of his vehicle. scott is seen briefly standing in the parking lot. then the 43-year-old is seen lying wounded as police advance with guns drawn. officers appear to administer first aid. >> we need to hold the wound. >>reporter: police have confirmed to abc news this gun pictured at the scene is the gun they say they recovered from scott.

we see, he absolutely was in possession of a handgun. >>reporter: police always released this photo of what they say is scott's gun, and an ankle holster they say he was wearing. investigators say that testing on the gun police say they found at the scene allegedly matches scott's fingerprints, dna, and blood. lawyers for scott's family continue to cast doubt on the police account. >> he doesn't lun j at hands by his side. again there is no definitive evidence in this video as to whether or not there is an object in his hands [ chanting ] >>reporter: the streets of charlotte swelled with protesters for a fifth night. the demonstration on saturday was mostly peaceful. abc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> the naacp is calling for an independent investigation into police-involved shootings in columbus.

carrying a gun that turned out to be a bb gun. 13-year-old king was laid to rest saturday in columbus. hundreds of mourners came to pay their respects to the eighth grader. king was shot multiple times by a police officer after he took out a bb gun that looked like a real firearm. during that service, the pastor demanded a better future for kids. >> each one of us as individuals have a certain sphere of influence and we s influence to teach our children and to continue to guide them away from violence or the appearance of it. >> the police officer who shot and killed king is on leave pending the investigation. tonight we are learning at least seven people died saturday from drug overdoses right here in cuyahoga county. the county's medical examiner has issued a public health warning your honoring those struggling with addiction to seek help immediately.

facebook shows cleveland firefighters trying to revive a man who apparently overdosed on heroin. he passed out in his car in front of a barber shop. employees performed cpr on the man until help arrived. and new information on a body found in the trunk of a car. police have a woman in custody involved in the crime. they found human remains inside the vehicle. the name of the victim and cause released. and that's after just one of five homicides in cleveland in the last 24 hours. the vool he knows started friday morning when a man was killed in a shootout in a gas station. police say another man was found dead inside an abandoned home. a third victim was shot sitting inside his car and a fourth man died saturday morning in a drive-by shooting. no arrests have been made in

talking a major cool down for us here. northeast ohio i'm sure you felt it all throughout the afternoon today as temperatures only warmed into the lower 70s. quite a change from the upper 80s that we had on that first day of fall and the first full official day of fall on friday. right now, noticeably cooler. 11 degrees cooler in cleveland than even yesterday at this time. we are 15 degrees colder in elyria, akron, ashtabula, ravenna, and canton, too. so what does it feel stepping outside? a lot of 50s. i do expect 40s to start your sunday morning. 5 had in medina now and 49 already in ashtabula. certainly the cool spots. 60 in cleveland and new philadelphia to a cooler 54. 51 in ravenna. so those overnight lows are on the chilly side. under clear skies tomorrow we'll see some sunshine taking over again and that will help warm us

then it's all about a tricky forecast that brings back the rain. i'll time it out for you coming up next. >> next year, hunter, the deer, i like the deer. they can stay around. >> protesters taking the streets of shaker heights polo testing the thinning of the deer heard. officials have gotten hundred damaging landscaping and cars but protesters point to a survey that says shaker heights has ten deer per square mile. >> we have 60 deer total in shaker heights, a number that we can totally handle in the city and there's no need to shoot them. killing deer is not con ver vegas and does nothing to control their populations because they rebound. >> protesters told us there is a more humane way to deal with the

over. just hours from now traffic will be flowing on the eastbound lanes of the new inner belt bridge. o.d.o.t. marked a milestone with the ribbon cutting ceremony saturday morning. we take you to the celebration. >>reporter: everyday nearly 140,000 drivers use the george v. voinovich bridge enduring delays, closures and accidents. but come sunday at 11:00 a.m. that dve after more than 5 years of construction, both bridges will be open. all four lanes on the westbound bridge and for now two lanes on the eastbound bridge. officials celebrating the grand opening of the east bridge with a ribbon cutting ceremony. cut by members of the voinovich family. clevelanders i talked to say it's more than just a bridge. >> takes the east side and west side and makes us one, and i think that's what our town is all about. we really are just one big town,

to cleveland this year, including this bridge, has been just like magic. >>reporter: in cleveland, meg shaw, newschannel5. >> well, it will still be several weeks before some of the ramps can be used. the entire bridge is expected to open by the end of next month. late breaking development about a deadly shooting inside a shopping mall. police just made an arrest in this case. what have we learned about the suspected gunman? the first presidential debate is still days away but the drama wait until you hear who may be seated in the front row. and a local football player is turning heads with his trick shot, we'll meet him later in sports but tonight's winning lottery numbers. you're watching newschannel5 at

breaking right now, washington state police just arrested a man in connection with that deadly shooting inside aho reporting a 20-year-old was taken into custody but his identity is not known tonight. police have been searching for a gunman dressed in black who took off on foot after opening fire friday night inside a macy's store killing five people. this man and his wife were there when the chaos broke out. they not only saw the gun man but the victims, too. >> i saw two ladies that were on

and then there was another lady right next to her, i checked for a pulse. she didn't have any. >> police have not released a motive for this shooting. it is also unclear whether the victims were specifically targeted. turning now to the race for 2016, the first presidential debate now just 2 days away. hillary clinton and donald trump will go head-to-head monday night at who have stra university in new york. tonight we're learning mr. may invite a special combes. he tweeted he will bring jennifer flowers to the debate. she is the woman who had an affair with bill clinton decades ago. his taunt is in response to mark cuban's taunt to sit in the front row. cuban has been a credit i can of trump throughout this campaign. and bill clinton will be back in ohio to campaign for his wife. the former president is

before the october 11th deadline. exact details of mr. clinton's visit has not yet been released. we will post the information when we get it. well, an historic celebration in washington, d.c., president obama officially opened a new museum celebrating african american history. we are looking at the new addition to the national mall. >>reporter: it's a historic moment, more than the making [ bells ringing ] >>reporter: the national museum of african american history and culture opens at a time when the nation is grappling with big questions about rational equality. >> it is a big story told here, it is complicated and messy and a story that perhaps needs to be told more now than ever so it provides context for the debate of our times. >>reporter: the goal of the

lessons to take forward. >> while america should pond he were the pain of slavery and segregation, it will also have to find the joy, the hope, the resiliency, the spirituality. >>reporter: visitors begin in the basement and make their way through exhibits that tells a story that takes place over 400 years. >> as i was walking through, i saw shackels, i saw auction blocks and a few tears came down my face. >> artifacts are on display. >> i imagine holding a little hand of somebody and tell them the story of their -- en shrined here and together we will learn about ourselves, america, we will walk away that much more in love with this country, the only place on earth where this story could have unfolded. >>reporter: the museum is now officially open but if you're hoping to come to d.c. and see

lines because of the heavy interest, the museum is distributing tickets online for specific entry times. the next available tickets are for the first week of december. abc news, washington. >> well, hundreds of young women spent the day at case western reserve university for a powerful seminar. it was focusing on young women 15 to 23 years old and it is meant to inspire them to achieve their goals. danita harris emceed the event. and a quick shottout to some of our co-workers here at newschannel5, janessa webb, corrina pysa and bob jones were among some of the 13,000 runners that took part in the merit thon today. congratulations to our friends here and all of the runners who took part this morning. this is an accomplishment

>> it really was. beautiful blue skies. we started out with a little added cloud cover but it gave way to full on blue skies and it was wonderful so we hope all those runners are resting peacefully and nice and comfortably. tomorrow they will still be resting a little bit but i have some more weather to look forward to outside if you want to take a run yourself. let's look at ashtabula, they had some clouds but akron is where all the action sunshine and sunset, too. how beautiful. we will see a lot of stars tonight. expecting to find temperatures really dropping off though. it's the lack of cloud cover that kind of acts like a blanket keeping in the warmth of the day. well, it's allowed to quickly move away so already 54 for us tonight. dewpoint down to 46 which is a measure of moisture in the air and we certainly do not have much moisture.

cooler feeling in place. euclid 54, 51 though already in chagrin falls and solon to 53. coldest location that i found so far, 47 for you there in orwell. 54 in kent. 55 wadsworth and 57 in brunswick. also finding the 50s in lorain county, elyria 53, some 60s close to her the lake, the water helps, 67 at marble head. so for your sunday, we're still dominated by the sun, getting out the pumpkins and scare crows and putting them on the porch. there is a strong cold front you shall ergo in the cooler air as we push towards the beginning of your work week and school week. you'll also see the advancing showers and thunderstorms. a lot of this activity is trying to shift to the north and you will see that here.

thunderstorm is here, especially for monday afternoon. we can see all the reds, the yellows and oranges staying to the north. but especially here close to the lake, about one or 2:00 o'clock, hopefully the kids are off the bus with no problems but probably you will want to send them with the umbrella on monday or at least the rain gear, and a little afternoon shower, light activity that's going to try and stick around for the next couple days. now, depending upon if this front completely clears, we will of coming in and out of the forecast, but the hope is that it does actually clear home and we get a chance to see some sunshine and some better fall temperatures, too. rainfall could be impressive, though, talking about a quarter inch to a half inch, if we can bring the moisture back. right now we are dry, but dry weather is good coaster weather and sunday at sandusky we have a high of 70 degrees and mostly sunny.

tomorrow. the kids are on and they will be running in the sun. your power of 57-day forecast, showing a lot of 70s ahead. we do expect temperatures will be dropping off a little bit there but because we've hit midnight by 7-day is jumping ahead so your monday is actually sunday. these late shows always get me with the 7 days. guys, over to you. >> speaking of the tribe, that's what you're talking about in sports. >> yeah, tracy, we scenario for the indians to clinch the division at home tomorrow and we'll introduce you to the akron football player who might make you say "oh, snap."