begin on "sportscenter." we'll kick it around after that. clemson going to claim another acc crown, and the defending champs will be very difficult to de-throne in the playoffs. >> kirk: they are going to get him. >> chris: ferrell, bryant, two big defensive ends. he has the sweatshirt on too. >> kirk: this is going to look good. oh, yeah. you got it. wilkins is going to get in on it too. you got a good shot here. go get it. go get it. hurry. >> chris: they are jogging. yeah, baby! gatorade bath. a whole lot of big hugs. and dabo swinney consoling mark richt. they have a lot in common. they are just decent to the core. dabo's team is way too

>> kirk: mark said, maybe one of these days we'll catch up to you. >> chris: dabo nicely doused in that white sweatshirt. we send it down to tom rinaldi. >> tom: you don't mind that dousing and you like the color orange too. you lose an iconic quarterback. three quarters of your production, and you won another conference title. how do you do it? >> well, good lord. that's all i can tell you. god has blessed me to be at a place like clemson with a bunch of great young men who believe and show and buy in. with a great staff. we have won it three times in a row, and we have talked. let's go win that triple crown, man. and to see these guys today, and that final leg of what we have talked about for the acc, just man, they finished strong today, and i'm really proud of them. great to see the turnovers on the clemson side, but let me tell

to mark richt and what a job they have done this year. it was just our time tonight, and we're going to celebrate and enjoy this one. >> tom: we talked. six schoolblarships seniors on s roster. what have they proved to you? >> this is their 50th win. that's an acc record. that's the most ever. they are just a bunch of funky old dogs. crowder, maverick morris. marcus edmond. nobody knows who they are. but they are some ballers. how about ryan carter tonight? one-star recruit, and he was unbelievable. i'm so happy for those seniors. three acc championships, three playoffs in a row, and their 50th career win. just incredible. proud of them. >> tom: finally, you said when you got here, you wanted most to build a standard. a standard of consistency. at

>> exactly that. you know, we're a program that was like they have a chance every year, but the biggest thing is, you know, you got to think the right way, and we have a bunch of young people that just choose to think the right way. they truly believe week in and week out, and they focus on themselves. it's an inside focus. you got to win on the inside before you ever blossom and win on the outside, and that's the epitome and the heart of our team shining through tonight. >> tom: go get your pride, dabo. let's go to maria. >> maria: you don't have turnover chains, but you give high fives and you got three of them in this game. what was that like? >> we had to be dominant and we had to be physical. we had to win the turnovers. they are a team that forces a lot of turn i don't eveovers an like that. we forced a few turnovers and, you know, we were in position to win it. a lot of respect for miami, but we didn't expect to do this to

played great all year. the u is back, so they didn't make it easy on us and we had to get ready for those guys, but a lot of fun tonight. >> maria: you talked about winning the triple crown. three straight acc championships. what was the statement you wanted to make? >> just make a statement. be who we are. we didn't have to play perfect. we just got to be clemson. this is a part of our dna. this is what we do. i'm so happy this is my third straight, you know. it's remarkable. it's a great accomplishment. every time you can win the championship and everything like that. definitely. >> maria: your friend is back. kelly bryant, thank you for showing up. you ran away from the interview. how does it feel at every level? you have matched the intensity, and you have not let it drop off since you stepped into deshaun wats watson's footsteps. how does it feel? >> just like you said. acc, another clemson championship. we knew wt

tonight. have to give credit to miami. they are a great team, but we wanted it more, and we came out on top. >> maria: you were running back and forth, and giving high fives to fans. you were tired, and you completed 15 straight passes. what was working early for you? >> i was in a rhythm, and receivers, and we were on the same page, and we were playing clemson football. >> maria: coach has said you were coming in here wanting to win your third straight title. what was the focus that you had coming out? >> just a zoomed focus to get the job done. we wanted to finish strong, and that's what we did. >> maria: thanks for your time, kelly. >> thank y'all. just being kelly b. >> chris: that's good enough. fourth in the last seven years. dabo won in 2011 when boyd was a starter win a championship. it's a team that we spotted it from the beginning. they know how to play.

and it's a postseason game, they click into that mode. >> kirk: no doubt about it, and i don't think miami was ready for what they are going to face tonight. they thought they were. you have to give clemson and the offensive staff a lot of credit. he used the word i talked about. rhythm. kelly bryant was in command. he was decisive with every decision he made. 15 of 15 in the start of the game. forcing three and out. that's a good recipe to pull away. they were up 14 just like that. never looked back. >> chris: a couple of years ago, they had the pizza party. no party necessary. this is business as usual for clemson. next up is the superdome as the almost certain top seed in the college football playoffs. who can dethrone this team? 38-3, clemson over miami. our game's producers, and directors, we appreciate the hard work of everyone in the booth. we will be with you all year long, and we'll see you in the

the post game ceremony on espn3. ford wrap-up right now with cassidy hubbarth. >> thanks, chris. welcome to the ford wrap-up. i'm cassidy hubbarth, so clemson punching their ticket to the playoff. the committee will announce their selections tomorrow at noon eastern on espn. in the meantime, they have tough decisions to make after this championship weekend, a game that could make it a late night. wisconsin entered the day unbeaten. if they remain that way, they are likely in. j.k. dobbins turns on the the burner. pushed out at the 1. the buckeyes would score, and go up 21-7. in the fourth quarter, things getting interesting. wisconsin was down, and james up the middle. they went for two and got it. ohio state just scored. they are up 27-21, with about five to play in the fourth. s.e.c. championship game, georgia blowout to auburn weeks

ago, and 64 yards untouched for the score. the bulldogs win their first s.e.c. title since 2005. 28-7, the final. the big 12 championship game. tcu and oklahoma. baker mayfield balled out. here's one of his four touchdowns on the day. d tying the big championship record, and also improved to 5-0 against tcu in his career. sooners, the final. and the american championship. there was 117 combined points. the most in a conference championship, but it was scott frost who got the win, and two hours after the game, frost was announced as the next head coach at nebraska. more on that on "sportscenter," plus who should be picked for the top four? the coaches will make their case, and the reactions to tiger woods' struggles in the third round. you have been watching the ford wrap-up all 2017 season presented by the 2017 ford edge. always unstoppable.

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kellye: a man found dead in fairfax county. now his family's plead to find a killer. and heartbreaking developments in the case of a missing north carolina toddler. plus -- >> it exploded. kellye: one second you are texting, the next you get earned. one man said his iphone

we have must-see video. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kellye: an alexandria family is searching for answers after their loved one was found stabbed to death last night less than a mile from his mother's home on fairchild drive melissa dipane has our top story. melissa: the police were on routine patrol when they found the body of 24-year-old luis ernesto bonilla with stab wounds to his upper body. they do not know how long he had been out here. now his family is asking for anybody with information to come forward. soft,many murderers go on and now -- go unsolved, and now i know how it feels. melissa: luis ernesto bonilla is remembered by his brothers. they hope that somebody has information on who stabbed their little brother and left him to die. >> very down to earth, loving, caring.

offer, but always put his heart on the table for everyone. he did not deserve to go the way he did. melissa: he is survived by two children and many relatives and friends, like victor castro. >> it just sucks this happened the way it did. melissa: they say the 24-year-old had been searching for a job and had no fixed address. he was less seen at a nearby convenience store friday. >> tried to look at some local surveillance video at the 7-eleven where he was known to be yesterday before he was murdered. is hopinghe family anybody with information will contact the police. >> we just want justice to be served and put this behind us and try to move on. melissa: the police are searching for clues. if you have information, call the police. and remember that you can remain anonymous. melissa the

dipane, abc 7 news. kellye: a shooting in southeast d.c. is now a homicide investigation. the woman who was shot in the head has died on 16 straight area officers do not know who pull the trigger but are looking for information. >> we were all hoping for a better outcome. kellye: the body of a missing north carolina three-year-old has been found. the police say that mariah woods ' body was found in a creek 25 miles from her house. her mother's boyfriend was charged with hiding her body. investing it or say that he knew that she did not die of natural causes. they are tightlipped about what happened to the little girl. a herndon man faces charges after a crash that killed his passenger last night. the police say he was drinking and lost control of his truck and hit a parked car before hitting a townhouse in sterling.

rivera has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, dui, and driving on a suspended license. medical examiner say that ashanti billie died from an undetermined trauma. she was reported missing when she did not return to work. her body was found hundreds of miles away in north carolina. the medical examiner's say when they got her body it was partially skeleton diced. eric brown has been charged with her death. brian: the first forecast tonight, we are looking at clouds moving in. the temperatures have dropped back and another batch of clouds is moving through. outside right now, downtown, currently at about 44, cooler spots in the burbs. some of these numbers, mid 30's winchester, leesburg around freezing, 44

hagerstown 42. increasing clouds overnight, thickening overnight. some models hint at an isolated shower predawn. if that were to happen, it is so minimal a chance that it will happen quickly and move out. the big story tomorrow is clearing and mild temperatures. the next couple days, the averages 51, mid 50's sunday and monday, low 60's tuesday, but the the arctic air moves in and we have the potential of snowflakes. more on that coming up. act astax cuts and jobs amended his passed. kellye: it is a victory for the white house and republicans trying to pass the new tax code. the bill passed the senate and goes to the house which already passed its own version. democrats say that it was rushed , had handwritten edits, and they don't have much ti

>> can you tell me what that word is? >> the average family of four will get about $2,200 per year in tax relief, and that is pretty darn important. tolye: republicans hope reconcile the bills so a final version can be on the president's desk for approval before christmas. an fbi counterintelligence expert has been dropped from robert mueller's team investigating possible russian meddling. he was dropped over the summer because he sent messages that appear to be against president trump. at this point, for people i been charged as a result of robert mueller's investigation. absolutely --n, absolutely no collusion, so we are very happy. kellye: president trump says he is not worried about the probe of his former national security advisor by robert mueller.

yesterday to lying to the fbi about conversations with the russian ambassador. flynn is preparing to testify. news investigative reporter brian ross has been suspended and the network is apologizing after an incorrect report about michael flynn. ross first reported then-candidate donald trump directed flynn to make contact with the russians. ross later said trump asked flynn to contact the russians as president-elect. theou take i-66 inside beltway to get to work, your commute may look different monday morning. as amy aubert explains, if you -pass you will ez have to hit the brakes before hitting the road. amy: a number of people came out saturday to pick up an e-z pass for the commute. >> i want to make sure i do not receive a ticket. amy:

i-66 generally in the afternoons and says the toll lanes going into effect monday he wants to maturity is ready. >> they handled what i needed to get done. amy: the vdot office spent all day saturday setting up e-z pass es for drivers ahead of monday's change on i-66 inside the beltway. >> the nine mile stretch from rosslyn are 29 becoming toll lanes. when traffic gets more congested, toll prices will go up. >> i don't like it, but hopefully the revenue will bring some transportation easing to the region. amy: if you are a low -- not alone in the car, you can hit the brakes on the toll, but you need the e-z pass flex. amy

hundreds of virginians rowling in richmond, protesting two natural gas pipelines that would cross the state. they are against the proposed not valley and atlantic coast pipelines. opponents say that it would degrade water quality and infringe on property rights. supporters say that it will create jobs, boost economic development, and lower costs. coming up, a glitch crashing iphones all over the world. how you can fix it. smoke was coming out of the phone. kellye: smoke-filled a convenience store. how one man said that his iphone burn his thumb and much more

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6 exploding in a man's hands in a store in new york city. the iphone x might be the hottest phone out there, but it has nothing on this iphone 6. watch this surveillance video. the man said he was texting a friend when suddenly it blew up in his hands. i answert a message, the message, and as i'm holding the phone smoke came out of the phone. the phone literally exploded. reporter: it happened at the grocery store in brooklyn. he said all of a sudden the screen went black and got so hot that he said it did this to his thumb. the phone was so hot that it burned a mark into the floor. he said the phone was smoking for 20 more minutes. >>

the black screen, the phone being open, that is the battery. reporter: he said all he is looking for is a replacement phone at no cost. >> i'm happy it was a text message and not a call. if i had it to my ear, it would have burned my face. reporter: an apple spokesperson said that apple takes customer care and safety very seriously and they will analyze the device. kellye: that is pretty unbelievable. it is frightening enough when the phones get warm when you are using them in the sunlight and they get hot. brian: they say to take a break. kellye: just shut them off. brian: it is cool tonight, clouds rolling in, we could have a shower tomorrow morning, but that it moves out and highs will be clear. we are looking at a good stretch of warm weather for the start of the week and then the bottom drops out. if you are decorating, t

want to do some decorating, the next couple days will be for you. just a brief shower tomorrow morning, but once that moves out, sunshine and mid-50's, mid 50's monday. tuesday, the transitional evening, but ahead of that pleasant weather to decorate. tuesday night showers, and wednesday the temperature dropping back and it will become raw. outside right now, 30's and 40's, below freezing in manassas. we will hang in the 30's and low 40's overnight. some energy is passing overhead, which is where the extra clouds are coming from, which could try to squeeze out a shower early on. scattered clouds building back in as we head through tomorrow morning. some models hit at a little blip of rain around 6 a.m., 7:00 a.m. i think it is more the exception than the rol

then that is out of here by about 8 a.m., nice day tomorrow, sunshine. the high pressure builds back in. the high pressure in charge sunday afternoon, gorgeous sunshine, mostly sunny, mid 50's, light northwesterly breeze. sunday into monday, the high off the coast, monday looking nice, mid and upper 50's, a mixture of sun and clouds. easterly wind will keep us a little cloudier. still a mild day. tuesday the wind really picks up out of the south, the warmest day of the stretch, low 60's. later in the afternoon as the front gets closer, tuesday night rain showers, the wind shifting, a few snow showers in the mountains. on the backside, much cooler air moves in. sunday, monday, tuesday a nice stretch, but beyond, wednesday and beyond, the cold air from the canada and the arctic descends on the lower 48 and stays

the american model has this moving out to sea, the european model has snow showers later in the week. that is something we are watching. tomorrow a stellar day, back into the mid-50's. trying to pick the perfect tree tomorrow, a tree picking kind of day. monday and tuesday solid. the showers do not come in until tuesday evening, partly sunny. in the bottom drops out wednesday, lower 40's come upper 30's. could have snow showers friday and into the weekend. the colder areas here. kellye: we have been having good football weather. scott: and high school football season quickly coming to an end, state championships handed out. the mask is battled gwyn park for