of college football. there was a clemson game final against south carolina? >> kirk: they were up by 40 earlier. >> chris: 40? >> kirk: yeah. i think that one got ugly. washington, 41-14. >> chris: so not really as many surprises as you could have seen. auburn's victory over alabama correctly predicted by charles barkley on gameday. went against the panel on that one. >> kirk: he did. >> chris: did the bear pick alabama? >> kirk: he did. convincingly. >> chris: convincingly, he said. he disputes that. so one, two and eight are going to go down on the capital one college football playoff rankings. georgia really took care of business. it's not routine when you take on the wreck. they rolled impressively. >> referee: after review, the receiver touched out of bounds before gaining control of the pass. the pass is incomp

third down. >> chris: so it turns to 18 points. >> kirk: chuck's got good form tonight. the head official. >> chris: the referee? are you talking about chuck chuck? >> kirk: i'm sorry. chris. chris is doing a good job tonight leading the team. >> chris: he is one of the younger officials. hasn't been a referee that long. a high-profile assignment tonight. so wimbush who has thrown a couple of touchdowns doesn't get that one there. he goes with the two interceptions. on third and 10. wimbush escaping. slipping. still fighting and now he is going to be hit. finally just the reason and enough is enough with this dancing around. i'm just going to knock u

>> kirk: buncom held him up, and justin reid said, i have seen enough of this. >> chris: buncom -- you said he is a smart guy? he is an aspiring brain surgeon. we say it's not brain surgery, but he is studying to be a brain surgeon. there is a bunch of aspiring doctors on this football field. fourth and 13. wimbush delivers. incomplete. it was thrown behind stepherson at the 5 yard line and the cardinal will take over and grind out a victory here. >> kirk: impressive win here for stanford. 38-20 over number eight, notre dame. pac-12 championship game. nobody knows if this game started whether or not they had an opportunity to play next week

scores have been talked about. washington ends up winning. washington state gets knocked off and you and i have been around david shaw a long time. kind of took the baton from jim harbaugh and has taken his program to an even different level. the consistency is remarkable what he has been able to build here. if you are a stanford fan, you have so much to be proud of. not only the results on the field, but the way they get it done. >> chris: perfectly said. i couldn't add anything to that, except shaw did, and this is meaningful for him to become the all-time leading stanford coach. he surpassed pop warner, and he is going to up his personal record to 13-0 at home against non-conference teams, and stanford will make it six in a row here against eight top ten teams. this may not be the loudest and most imposing place, but it's a tough place to come in and win. >> kirk: and like a lot of coach that is win consistently, he has

works for him. offensive linemen, quarterbacks, tight ends, running backs, wide receivers, linebackers, defensive linemen, safeties. he knows how to recruit to his system and it works. and it's a lot of fun to watch. very different from everything you watch all saturday. >> chris: a smile on his face, standing up. hoping he can be himself one more time. they will try to head back to the trojans there in the championship game. give me a quick take of that game on friday night. >> kirk: i think stanford after tonight, you and i had usc last week. i cannot wait to watch costello and how he played tonight, how he plays next week. we should mention notre dame, 4-8 last year. they are disappointed with this loss, but a heck of a turnaround by kelly and last year. >> chris: damaging

their bowl hopes. no drama. there was a heated exchange with the coach. this situation in south bend. much more cordial tonight, thankfully. phillips, one of the seniors on this team. they battled all night, didn't they? those guys on the side of the line of scrimmage, and stanford prevails with a 21-point fourth quarter. championship weekend looks like this. georgia out for revenge in their backyard against auburn in the s.e.c. championship. tcu and ou at at&t stadium. we'll be with you in charlotte or the u against the paw. maria taylor with coach shaw. >> maria: you wondered which stanford team would show up for this game. what impressed you most about this team? >> we were talking about what we were thankful for, and i lead the blessing on that day, and i talked about being thankful for the things that we have and the things that we don't have. we had a rough road. after

shovelled dirt on us. there was no band wagon and we came back and won eight out of nine. eight out of nine. toughness, heart. we had guys go down. we had guys get injured and had to change the quarterback. the guys just keep fighting and i love them. >> maria: and now the washington/washington state game has gone to double zeros and you're going to the pac-12 championship for the first time since 2015. what does that mean? >> god bless you all and the business that you are in. we all try to guess what's going to happen. this team is going to go to the playoffs, and this team will go to the championship. these are 18 to 22-year-old kids, and you have to play the game. our guys kept fighting. we earned ore way back to the championship game. we had to find a way to rest, and prepare for a very good usc team. >> maria: thank you for your time, coach. >> thank you. >> chris: little time to

interesting element to this. especially since the other time will have a bye week. costello and love getting love from david shaw as the cardinal gather in the corner and send off another season undefeated at home this year. a 21-point fourth quarter for the cardinal to put away the fighting irish here. they give the preparations to usc for the championship game. >> kirk: close. that's what opened the game. stanford was able to take advantage of it. two big nights from both of these young men. >> chris: from our producer, director, and thanks to our crew working so hard on thanksgiving week. we'll see you on dr. pepper championship game. clemson and miami this time slot next week. the ford wrap-up show, to cassidy hubbarth. >> thanks, chris. welcome to the ford

show. i'm cassidy hubbarth. while stanford gets two wins tonight, with their berth thanks to washington, auburn is trying to become the first team ever to make the playoff with two losses. first, they need to take down the number one team again. that team, also their rival. the fourth quarter tigers, and stidham extends the leads with this run. he completed 75% of his passes. auburn beats alabama, and they won two games for the same season. number one and number two falling this weekend, but number three had no issues. kelly bryant to hunter renfrow. next week, miami and clemson, prime time on abc. number four, oklahoma also crews. after not starting for discipline reasons, finishing with 281 passing yards in the 59-31 win. wisconsin looking to be the last power fi.

yards, and the badgers win 31-0 for their second season in school history. georgia at georgia tech. jake fromm, and the bulldogs win 38-7. they face auburn in the title game. how about the game? ohio state and michigan. the buckeyes came back from being down 14. mike weber made it 31-20 which was the final, and j.t. barrett became the first qb in this rivalry to win four starts despite leaving with a knee injury. and right now on "sportscenter," what does auburn's win mean for the playoff rankings, and the latest on j.t. barrett's injury, plus alabama hoops forced to play three on five. i'm serious. check that out on espn. you have been watching the ford wrap-up presented by the 2017 ford edge. always unstoppable. ♪

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good evening. at this hour dozens of patients are learning their doctor might have been a fake. for five years he delivered using nd prenatal care fake credentials. we have details of the missteps and now lawsuit ramping up against prince george's county hospital. >> i didn't even know that this man wasn't certified to be a doctor. >> on the phone a former patient of dr. charles acoda who practiced medicine at prince george's county hospital for five years and a man who prosecutors say should never have been a doctor. >> he has to see certain body parts and then to know you're not certified to do that makes you seem like a creep. >> maryland's board of physicians granted him a medical license in 2011 but stripped him of the license this year after he admitted in federal court he obtain

social security number and a name that wasn't even his own. >> there is no evidence that he actually attended a medical school. reporter: attorney david allen is now representing several of acoda's former patients and in a class action lawsuit accusing the hospital of failing to roperly aggravate him. >> it's just shocking. reporter: they wrote in court documents that if dr. acoda was so good at committing fraud and was able to dupe the board of physicians there is no reason to believe a reasonable investigation by the hospital uld have detected doctor acoda's fraud. allen believes there could be hundreds of patients who still believe they were treated by a doctor. >> they could be facing death or brain damage and you have a person not qualified to handle that situation. it makes it very

dozens of calls from former patients, now victims. news.verly, abc 7 >> right now two virginia races up in the air after a voting mixup. some people cast their ballots n the wrong delegate's race. >> as you can see i have the three here in my hand. talk about a massive mixup. according to the paperwork here hundreds of virginians voted in the wrong district earlier this month. now here's what we found out. it identified at least 147 registered voters in fredericksburg and stafford county voted in the wrong virginia house of delegates election. the state board of elections did the research and reviewed all the voters and addresses by hand, comparing this year's info to last year's. that's when they noticed the problem. some of the voters live within a few hundred yards of the district line but

much further away in other areas where mapping the states becomes a less likely cause of the issue. get this. we've been telling you about the tight house race and possible recount in stafford county where republican bob thomas is leading the democrat by 82 votes. well, one of the analyses shows 125 voters incorrectly voted in that district. this is a huge issue. we also found out the state voter registration address list is checked against a map regularly. it isn't done regularly. so unless specific requests are made for assistance, the department also only began using modern diatchenko mapping technology last year. so there could be other areas where voters voted in the wrong district. this is a huge issue and we'll keep you posted. until then, that is the latest from the live desk. abc 7 news. anchor: thank you. d.c. firefighters are reminding us to be aware of

monoxide. the silent killer. this morning coming after an eight-story apartment building was evacuated in southwest. they found dangerous levels of the poisonous gas traced to the main boiler. officials encouraging everyone detectors.co >> here is a look at our forecast. cold front came through dry earlier this evening. temperatures will start to respond to the cooler air. let's head to the big board. i'll tell you temperatures are still pretty mild in some spots but those numbers will drop back. look at this 58 downtown. we're almost to midnight and i'll tell you that will probably be our high for the day. after the overnight hours the temperatures will drop back and come back a little tomorrow. i think about 10 degrees cooler than today. outside for the overnight hours i think temperatures will be in the 30's, low 40's downtown. you'll notice the breeze out of the northwest about 10 to 15. breezy the story tomorrow. we got to 60d.

tomorrow will be about 50 through the afternoon. thueout the day the temperatures will level off somewhat. low 50's at best down to the south. if you're traveling, tomorrow is a big travel day. a lot of folks heading home, looking pretty good up and down the i-94 corridor. what about the rest of the nation? we'll touch on that in the next 10 days in just a bit. anchor: investigators say a deadly housefire was accidental. flames started in the kitchen early yesterday morning and quickly spreading. 80-year-old delane james died after being rescued. her son, in his 50's, was able to get out safely. two firefighters were treated for burns. now to the war on terror. strong reaction tonight at home and abroad following the deadly attack in a mosque in egypt that killed hundreds of people. as linda lopez reports, the imam who survived describes the moment of terror. linda: so many graves and so many more for the over 300 victims including 27 children

the terrorist attack on an egyptian mosque. the imam who was reciting prayers at the time of the assault recounted the event saying i heard what sounded like an explosion outside the mosque and then people came inside firing at the worshipers. survivors say at least two dozen militants carrying isis flags surrounded the mosque 125 miles northeast of cairo. hurling explosives into the mosque and firing at everybody trying to escape through doors and windows. then they stepped inside shooting anybody who was still alive. many victims said their final prayers during the carnage. they even shot at arriving ambulances. no group has claimed responsibility but the islamic state is suspected. those worshiping may have followed a mystical form of islam, which isis considers heresy. muslims in the u.s. condemning the attack. >> it connects to the texas shooting we had recently.

killing them doesn't make any point. i feel really sad it is still happening. linda: the egyptian military is retaliating striking militant hideouts and bases in the sinai peninsula. anchor: a memorial service for a fallen border patrol agent in texas. law enforcement officials and attorney general jeff sessions gathered in el paso this afternoon. he 36-year-old died last week. >> he made the ultimate sacrifice. anchor: his partner was injured and is now out of the hospital. both agents were patrolling near the u.s.-mexico border and were later found with traumatic head injuries. the border council claims they were ambushed. no one has been arrested. the u.s. navy released the names of the three sailors lost at sea after their plane crashed this week. brian grasso from florida, matthew

louisville and lieutenant steven combs also from florida are presumed dead. their carrier jet went down in the philippines sea. eight other sailors were rescued. and an emotional ceremony at a naval base in argentina. family and community members gathered in honor of the 44 crew members of the missing argentine submarine. the international search is still under way 10 days after the sub was last heard from. and the man hunt for a 15-year-old murder suspect from florida is over. border agents arrested logan mott last night as he was trying to cross into canada through new york. he is suspected of stealing his grandmother's car and a person of interest in her death. police believe she was found in a shallow grave in her back yard. >> the processing of the home on thursday revealed evidence of foul play. the potential for criminal violence inside and then late in the day the potential grave

outside. linda: authorities often say the grandmother's home and logan's father's home was ransacked. at this point the teenager has not been charged with murder. two former grad students are now accusing a university of virginia professor and author of sexual harassment. both filed complaints with the school against professor john casey. one woman claims he touched her and others and made vulgar remarks about women. there is an investigation. coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, holiday shopping in full swing. buzz about small business saturday, next. plus, a secret santa strikes. how much he gave away to help out families. and make sure kids have something under the tree. t...two for five deals all across the board! here it comes... (crowd cheers) a big mac and 10 piece mcnuggets! they got em!

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kellye black friday was a big hit for online retailers. one data firm reports shoppers spent $5 billion online. mean time, there is confusion at the consumer protection bureau. at mid

agency stepped down leaving his chief of staff leander english in charge. hours later president trump named his own interim chief, white house budget director nick mulvaney. the president took to twitter tonight writing the cfpb has been a total disaster and his administration will bring it back to life. 7 on your side with a consumer alert. macy's is back to normal after a black friday glitch. the company saying it's resolved problems with processing gift and credit cards. shoppers took to facebook to voice their frustration, saying lines were long at registers and some could only pay in cash. today was small business saturday. mom and pop shops bustling in he demilitarize -- dmz the day designed to support small and local businesses. >> i actually did not go shopping at all yesterday saving our money for smallus

saturday. kellye: small businesses are popping up in all quad rants of he district. and it is beginning to look and sound a lot like christmas in city center d.c. the fourth annual tree lighting held tonight. the school choir performed. also the event featured two 25-foot reindeer. >> pretty impressive. 25-foot. i was working on my -- reimagining the lights around my house today. the neighbors come up with a lot of stuff. you see all the displays around the area. kellye: i need a photo. you have to supply it. >> i set it all up and it wasn't dark so i couldn't see how it turned out. kellye: did you trim the front of the house? >> i did. i bought a new l.e.d. star, i trimmed out the door. l.e.d. lightscool for the bushes. kellye:

>> it was work. we'll see. outside tonight it is still pretty warm. temperatures haven't fully dropped back. cold front came through a while ago and actually came through dry. meaning there wasn't any shower action with it. the colder air is lagging a little bit behind and has yet to cross the area. i think later this afternoon we'll be around 50 degrees but the high today will be where the temperatures are currently at this hour which is about 54 degrees right now downtown. look at that. 54 leesburg. 46 winchester. those winds are starting to pick up from the north and west. 9 right now in frederick. 13 leesburg. 14 in winchester. flip that over, gusts 18 to 22. we may hear a little wind later tonight as you sleep and into tomorrow morning. the front will continue to cross our area and the breezes will be a little gusty at times through the first half of tomorrow. but most of this moisture along the frontal system will be pushing out of here and for tomorrow especially for travel heading home from the holidays looking pretty nice. scattered

the winds out of the northwest about 6 to 12 with a little bit higher gusts from time to time. i think we'll start feeling the breezes tomorrow. it will be cold in the morning. 42 downtown. 30's in the suburbs. manassas 36. marlinsburg 38. through the afternoon partly sunny to mostly sunny skies. i think back to right around 50 degrees or so for tomorrow. now if you're traveling across the northeast tomorrow for your sunday, says thursday but it's for sunday, temperatures will be from the 40's to 50's. warming nicely through the midwest. the only big issues i've been seeing are more out to the west, out in the pacific northwest where they're seeing a little bit of unsettled weather from seattle down to portions of san francisco, some rain. if you're going through chicago, dallas, houston, phoenix, philly, new york, up to the northeast a lot of the country looking high and dry for tomorrow. just some breezes. some sunglasses. keep your hands at 10:00 and 2:00. it will be windy for the drive