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 i 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 these guys. we tried to warn them you're going to get ucla's best shot.

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 stanford in the corner. >> 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 has never made a play like that in his career.

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 a short week to 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 and inefficiency on third down. and inefficient plays.

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? >> that's how we were trained 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 a row, he had 165.

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 these moments. 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 for that guy right there who's 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 the full wrap-up 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 trailing 21-0 not first half.

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 rolls right, throws to 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. ole miss had a 31-point win in

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 northwestern, 246 yards through 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 coming up. they play at michigan next week.

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. finding james quick for the 71 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. seth russell to ishmael za mora.

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 hubbarth. see you next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new ford escape. life is a sport.

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has more on how the men are being remembered tonight. >> reporter: walter, good evening. hear on the scene right now -- and it's been a very long day and also very tough one emotionally and physically for everyone here -- again two firefighters have passed away. four more were taken to the hospital. it's a chilling sight, now a fallen hero, wilmington fire lieutenant chris leach is covered by an american flag after being recovered from the house he thought he was running in to save people it was missy's home. she said flames erupted at 3:00 a.m. she tells us she and her family made it out before crews arrived. it was a tragedy that could have been avoided. >> it's a family of eight and all eight got out. >> reporter: officials say the floor collapsed. lieutenant leach and three others fell to the basement. firefigher jerry fickes, pictured here, was also killed. >> please keep us in your prayers. all of our family is hurting significantly. >> reporter: at the school this

evening, more heartbreak. the sight of lieutenant leach's three children crying and consoled by family and friends. a teary-eyed ceremony was held where comfort was sought through support and prayer to god. >> for those who believe in your love, death is not the end, nor does destroy the bonds you forged in our lives. >> reporter: lieutenant leach was a '94 graduate of the school. we were told stories of the two firefighters that lost their lives. jerry fickes worked out of station 4 draped now by black bunting. >> one of the toughest guys i know. when i went to his house today, he has pull-up bars in every single doorway of his house. that dude must do pull-ups every single time he walked through a door. >> reporter: we're told lieutenant leach was a leader at a young age. >> he was a year younger than me. you looked up to him. >> reporter: also one clear until the end of his life today. >> he was a hero. on and off the job, he was a hero. >> reporter: ok, and in the video we saw, a lot of tears were shed at that ceremony. there were a lot of tears shed

at this scene. a lot of hugs between firefighters and, again, just a day that's been filled with tragedy. for now, reporting in wilmington, bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >> walter: new developments tonight in the deadly police-involved shooting that sparked a continued unrest in charlotte, north carolina. just hours ago, the police department released videos from dashboard and body cameras taken during the confrontation with keith lamont scott. they also released pictures of the gun they said he was holding but his family insists he was not holding a gun. action news reporter jennette reyes is live from the satellite center with the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: charlotte police said releasing this video could jeopardize the ongoing investigation. that was met with backlash by community activists. today, police did release what video. many are saying it still fails to answer some crucial questions. the videos are just over three minutes long, but they give insight into the fatal officer-involved shooting that

sparked protests in charlotte for several days now. >> we want justice and we want it now! >> reporter: the body camera video begins with the officer running toward keith lamont scott's suv. one officer has his gun aimed at the window and repeatedly yells at scott to get out. the cameras shake as the officer swings his baton trying to shatter the suv's passenger side window. the dash cam vid growe a different angle shows two officers -- video in a different angle shows two officers with their guns drawn coming behind a white pickup. eventually the passenger gets out and walks backwards with his hands by his side. not clear whether scott has a gun. seconds later, you hear four gunshots and scott the falls to the ground. >> they saw the handgun initially when he was in the vehicle. we know of only one officer that fired at this point and again, those are the details that some of which are still ongoing. >> reporter: along with the video, police also released these images of what they allege are scott's handgun in an ankle holster. the police department says that the officer who fired his weapon

perceived scott's movement as an imminent physical threat to himself and other officers. >> when you look at this dash cam footage, when you looked at the time frame between mr. scott stepping out of his vehicle to the moment he unfortunately passes away on the pavement, it's due those actions, do those precious seconds justify this shooting? >> reporter: scott's family members say even with the video, it's hard to see this as a justified shooting. >> unfortunately, we are left with far more questions than we have answers. it doesn't make sense to us how it's possible this incident resulted in the loss of life. >> reporter: and the officers involved have not been charged. the chief says he does not believe his officers did anything wrong. he did note that the state is continuing its investigation. reporting live in the sat

center, jennette reyes, channel 6 action news, walter? >> walter: lots more to come on this story for sure. thank you. big news from washington state. police made an arrest in the mall shooting that left five people dead. this is the picture of the suspect being arrested. there's no information yet about who he is or what his motive might have been. the shooting happened last night in the town of burlington, washington, about 60 miles north of seattle. the gunman walked into the cascade mall there and opened fire inside the macy's makeup department. one man and four women ranging in age from a teenager to a senior citizen were all killed. police are expected to hold a news conference sometime later on tonight. and more breaking news out of baltimore as well tonight where eight people have been shot including a 3-year-old girl. this happened just about a few hours ago. investigators say there were three gunmen and they say the shooting was in retaliation over a shooting over the labor day weekend when a man was killed and two women were shot. one of those women was pregnant. there's still no word on the conditions of the victims from tonight's shooting.

well, both candidates are spending this weekend preparing for what could be a record-breaking tv audience for their upcoming debate. hillary clinton's campaign tells abc news she has been immersing herself daily in briefing materials and engaging in mock debates. according to donald trump's team, he's been watching old debate footage but his preparation sessions apparently are much more relaxed. our very own brian tapp and sherry williams will head to hofstra university for monday's debate. live reports start tomorrow night. the debate begins on 6 abc 9:00 p.m. monday. hillary clinton picked up the endorsement of the "new york times" in tomorrow's print edition. the paper says clinton has a record service and a rath of pragmatic ideas citing clinton's experience in secretary of state and saying she's better qualified to shape u.s. foreign policy. the editors didn't stop there. they called donald trump "the worst nominee put forward by a major partny modern american history." former republican

presidential candidate ted cruz is speaking out about his surprise endorsement of donald trump saying the decision was "agonizing!" cruz denies he caved into republican pressure when he announced his support for trump this week. for months, cruz refused to back trump saying that trump went too far when he insulted cruz' family during the primaries. >> this election is not atypicallylex. i feel confident i'm not the only voter here, i'm not the only voter in the state or in the country who is agonized about what is the right thing to do in this election. >> walter: polls have suggested cruz's popularity was slipping nationally and in texas where he may face a primary challenge for his impending reelection in 2018. ok, moving on tot accuweather forecast. fall official -- moving onto the accuweather forecast. fall officially arrived two days ago. it only started to feel like it today if that's your cup of tea, you'll like what is ahead. meteorologist melissa maggie has more. >> melissa: we're officialfully

our fall season and so far so good as we kick-started our weekend today. the highs across the region, allentown nice and comfortable at 75 degrees. philadelphia is at 73, two degrees shy of average. wilmington 72. the poconos today, a cool 64. current numbers are showing you we have this ridge of canadian high pressure in control. 41 in caribou, maine. 57 in boston. 62 at this hour in philadelphia thanks to the northerly wind. we'll stay mostly clear for the rest of tonight and pretty quiet. as we fast forward for sunday, well, really no complaints. 56 degrees as that -- is that number at 8:00 in the morning. we'll have more details coming up, plus a preview of the forecast if you're heading over to the links to watch the eagles at home. the details coming upped on the seven-day forecast. >> walter: nothing like foot -- coming up on the seven-day forecast. >> walter: nothing like football weather. thank you, melissa. to celebrate, the fairmont

park conservancicy along with the parks department put on a festival and lights show across the river right there on mlk drive. >> people know that when they drive through centre city at night and going across the expressway or martin luther king drive, they're going to see a wonderful sight that's been part of philadelphia landscape for 40 years. >> walter: the city didn't have the money for the upgrades so a private donor stepped up to cover the costs. the city is calling its first-ever philly-free streets event a success. mayor jim kenny joined thousands of walkers, joggers and cyclists who hit the streets today without having to worry about vehicle traffic. the route stretched from river to river along south street, up along the river trail and out to mlk drive to the falls bridge, but some drivers are not sharing the joy. they say their cars were mistakenly towed or ticketed instead of being relocated. the city already issued an apology. officials say the tickets will

be cancelled and anyone who is towed and fined will get a refunded. much more to come on action news tonight. it was a moment that changed the lives of two teenagers, but today, they had a chance to thank the men and women who saved their lives. and later, former president george w. bush enlists the help of a current commander-in-chief for a very delicate mission, a selfie. and the birds get ready to take on what could be their toughest opponent yet. jeff skversky has sports when action news comes right back. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy,

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>> walter: two teenagers who are recovering from horrible injuries thanked the surgeons at cooper trauma center for helping to save their lives of the there was a ceremony today in the camden children's guarden to mark pediatric survivors today. a.j. russo is recovering from a leg injury. daniel was injured during an atv crash. both are students at seneca high school in tabernacle, new jersey and doing well tonight. also a mother is making a plea to find her son's killer tonight. here is rick williams with tonight's crime fighters report. >> he was fun-loving, a big jokester, um, he loved to tell jokes to make you laugh. he loved to cook. he loved his family. >> reporter: veronica austin says the loss of her son is still felt by many. >> you know, they're still saying i can't believe he's gone. >> reporter: just before 11:00

p.m. on monday, may 23rd, police responded to a shot spotter activation along the 400 block of south 30th street in camden. >> shot spotters microphones are placed throughout the city of camden. they record gunshots. >> reporter: when police arrived, they found 34-year-old stanley brown lying in the street suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> and i had many sleepless notices about this awful deed and i cry and my heart hurts. >> reporter: police are looking to identify two men caught on surveillance camera in the area at the time of the shooting. >> so could you please give me some closure on this. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering $1,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. >> someone needs to on do something about all of this killing, bullets, you know, it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: for crime fighters,

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camera looking at the centre city skyline and city hall southbound on broad street. we have a mostly clear sky. if you're out and about, might need a light sweater or light jacket. the temperature right now in philadelphia is 62 degrees after a high today of 73. the dew-point in at 44. nice and comfortable. we've got the northeasterly wind drying out the atmosphere and cooling everything down at 6 miles per hour. the pressure 30.15. it's on the rise. the ocean temperature in at 73. 56 at this hour in redding. 46, chilly in the poconos. 57 lancaster. at the coast in cape may, 59. 62 in beach haven. here is satellite 6 along with action radar. it's clear and quiet from new england all the way down across the midatlantic region as well. the clouds we had earlier today are starting to move on down to our south and east as this high pressure takes over and wipes out the atmosphere and clears it out clean. call for accuweather over the next 12 hours, mostly clear. cool one. open up the windows tonight. 44 is the everyknight low in the

suburbs. 55 degrees in philadelphia -- overnight low in the suburbs. 55 degrees in philadelphia. we have canadian high pressure dipping down to the south. the cold front we had around in the region yesterday is moving as far south as the carolinas. we're really talking about the coolest temperatures we've seen since spring. wouldn't be surprised if we had high elevation frost, patchy frost is likely up in the poconos as we get into sunday night. speaking of sunday, the eagles are at home at the link taking on the steelers. it's gorgeous as the northwesterly wind, 4-8 miles per hour. kickoff temperature around 71 degrees. good day to play some football once we enter the fourth quarter, the temperature coming in at 66. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. on your sunday, it's sunny. it's a good one. it's pleasant by the afternoon and at 74 degrees. sun and clouds on monday. high temperature coming in at 7. rain is likely as we get into monday night and a good soaking for some. we could find anywhere from a half an inch to an inch of rainfall on the way.

tuesday, a damp start. then clouds to sun taking over. a high temperature of 74. as we get into the middle half of our work week, on wednesday, not bad. 75. the sweet 70's continue. on thursday, we'll have clouds and sun. 75. partly sunny next friday and at 76. next saturday, seasonal looking day with the high temperature coming in at 74 degrees. good day to play some ball tomorrow. only hiccup in our forecast is monday night into tuesday but all in all, those 70's dominate this week. >> still lovely. >> melissa: yes, it is. fantastic. >> walter: thank you, melissa. it was a moving ceremony this moving in our nation's capital for the dedication ceremony and national opening of the national museum of african-american history and culture and philadelphia's own patti labelle was among the performers. it's been a long time, long time coming. but i know change is gonna come. oh yes it is.

>> walter: love patti labelle. the museum contains more than 3,000 artifacts that help tell the story of the african-american experience over the past 400 years. >> i imagine holding a little hand of someone and tell them the stories that are enshrined here and together we'll learn about ourselves as americans. we'll walk away that much more in love with this country. the only place on earth where this story could have unfolded. >> walter: now, to prevent long lines, they've been distributing tickets through their web cite. currently, the next available tickets are for the first week of december. meanwhile, a cute moment after the ceremony between president obama and bush 43 was caught on video. you can see president george w. bush had some trouble taking a selfie with an attendee, sew tapped president obama's arm to get a little help. the president looked happy to do the honors. sports is next here on