when, and if, it reopens, michael anderson says, for him, the memories will simply be too much. you walk back in there again? will you? >> um... i-- i don't know. i know i-- i don't know what the future of the lub holds, but i know i will not work there anymore. >> reporter: authorities have now revised downward the number of people hurt, to 18. 17 of them were shot, and a number of those are still in the hospital, in a community shaken to its core. norah. >> o'donnell: janet shamlian, thank you. well, outside boston, investigators are looking into why an s.u.v. crashed through the glass wall of an apple store this morning, killing one person and injuring at least 17 others. some are now in critical condition. cbs' errol barnett has the very latest. >> reporter: a fast-moving s.u.v. left this jagged, gaping hole in a wall of glass, along with at least one fatality and multiple injuries inside this apple store in the small town of hingham. >> i just heard, like, glass shatter, and then everyone ran to the window because they thought it was a smash-and-grab. >> reporter: emergency

>> reporter: michael anderson, the club's bar tender, saw unimaginable horror all around him. >> theio from the dance floor, all that glass was shattered, and i saw someone i knew lying there in that broken glass, having been shot in the neck. >> reporter: police say the shooter came into the club just before midnight with two guns and opened fire. >> we're still working to identify the firearms and who they belong to, but the suspect used a long rifle. >> reporter: matthew haynes is one of the club owners and raced to the scene. >> last night, one man went into our home and murdered five of our community. >> reporter: on facebook, the club posting the tragedy could have been worse without the help of heroic customers who stopped the gunman. the gunman is 2 -year-old anderson lee aldridge. tonight, he's in custody. and investigators are looking into whether he has a record. officials say it's too early to say whether it was a hate crime, targeting members of the lbgtq community. >> where are we supposed to go? how are we supposed to feel safe in our environment when it just got shot

joining me now is one of the bartenders at club q and a survivor of the shooting, michael anderson. michael, thank you so much for joining me today. i really appreciate your time and your willingness to chat. you know, today marks one week since the shooting. and i'm really interested and how you another humidity husband coping. to you all feel safe? >> i can tell you personally on one friend, i do spend a lot of time worth my family there but it is found best that we stick together, hang out together, top it all together. it's really like group therapy. that has been really helpful. and i will say going out in public, we are a little concerned. a little things that the not bother us before are now looking like warning signs. and it gets a little concerning and that is something we are dealing with. >> you know, a number of my lgbtq+ friends of often talk to me about how historically sacred bars like club q are to the community because you, know chosen families, spaces like, these movements are organized in the spaces. so has this attack changed any of that for you? >> 100%. i was ju

there was a bartender there, michael anderson, he spoke to cnn's don lemon this morning about those intense moments and he takes us through when the gunman entered club q. take a listen. >> i saw the outline of a man holding a rifle at the entrance of the club, just probably about 15 feet from me and then, you know, it took a moment to register what was happening, but it hit me this was actually happening in real life to me and my friends. i ducked behind the bar and as i did that glass began to spew everywhere, all around me, but after about a minute and a half i decided i needed to get out of there so i got up and when i went inside i saw what i believed was probably the gunman lying on the ground getting beat up and kicked and yelled at by two very brave people who i still don't know the identity of those two people, but i hope i can find out one day because i truly believe those two people saved my life. >> reporter: authorities have not identified the victims in this case, but michael anderson says he knows at least one of the victims and he -- this individual has been identified by hi

michael anderson, a bartender. tell me what you experienced right before the shooting happened.ng? >> last night was a very fun, energetic night, high energy, we had a great drag show from 9:00 to 11. everybody was having a good time. we come here to have community, to have a safe place to gather, to drink together, to tears together, to have a good night. last night was that until it wasn't. >> and that was close to midnight. >> that's right. >> where were you, and what did you see? >> as behind the bar, working, when i heard a couple of loud gunshots go off. i didn't know what it was at first, but i looked up and saw the silhouette or shadow of a guy holding what looked like a rifle, or some sort of long gun. at that, point the shots kept going off. i ducked behind the bar, and once i was on the ground, people were flying are all around me. at that point, i really got scared for my life. >> what was your plan? what are you thinking? did you make a plan to hide,, what was going through your mind? >> i definitely didn't want to fight this guy, i'm not really like that, but i was

a bartender michael anderson took to facebook to thank them saying i don't know who tackled the gunman, but whoever it was saved my life. thank you. one of the men who stopped the gunman was rich fierro, a veteran and owner of the attribute a beer company in colorado springs posting they were at the club for a rriend's birthday. some of their group were shot. the euro has injuries to his hands, knees and angle from some doing the shooter. and we're hearing of how other people save lives and help customers out of the club. like veteran gill rodriguez at club q with his girlfriend. it was a blessing that he just, you know, covered me because i. >> you know, i thought just like he said, the ricocheted off my shoes. it could have been much worse. and this father whose son got out before realizing he had been shot. >> telling his dad some of those killed also. >> save lives. the 2 main were close friends of theirs. so that was hard for him, but one of them, i think it was had jumped in front. but, you know, my 5 or 6 shots, it allowed to get behind and and subdue the shooter. i think it was

michael anderson was bartending saturday night when police say a 22 year old man opened fire during a drag show, killing five people and injuring 25. anderson says he ducked behind the bar when bullets started flying something in my head said get down, you know, just get down right now. so i did. and then then glass started just shattering all around me by bottles breaking just above. i'm on the ground and above me, there's just glass flying everywhere. investigators say the suspect was armed with an assault rifle and carried multiple rounds of ammunition. the club's owners tell the new york times their surveillance video shows the suspect wearing a military style flak jacket and entering the club with quote tremendous firepower, according to police, heroic patrons prevented dozens more people from being shot. after one person grabbed the suspect's gun, striking him with it. inside the club, confronted and fought with the suspect, and we're able to stop stop the suspect from continuing to kill and harm others. we don't owe them a great debt of thanks among the victims 28 year old dani

a bartender michael anderson took to facebook to thank them saying i don't know who tackled the gunman, but whoever was saved my life. thank you. one of the men who stopped the gunman was rich hero, a veteran and owner of the attribute a beer company in colorado springs posting they were at the club for a friend's birthday. some in euro has injuries to his e hands, knees and angle from subduing the shooter. and we're hearing of how other people save lives and help customers out of the club. like veteran gill rodriguez, a club que with his girlfriend. it was a blessing that he just, you know, covered me because i. >> you know, i thought just like he said, that ricocheted off my shoes. it could have been much worse. and this father whose son got out before realizing he had been shot. >> telling his dad some of those killed also. >> save lives. the 2 main were close friends of theirs. so that was hard for him, but one of them, i think it was had jumped in front. but, you know, my 5 or 6 shots, it allowed, you know, there's to get behind and disarm and subdue the shooter. i think it was th

the judge denied bond for 22-year-old michael anderson. the next hearing is scheduled for december 6 when formal charges are expected. >> this is your boy. >> reporter: the suspect, who lawyers say identifies as nonbinary and uses plural pronouns, changed their way name in 2016, court records indicate, to avoid association with their father, aaron bing, who is speak out. >no excuse for killing people. >> reporter: there is new information about the suspect's arrest for an alleged bomb threat last year. in an affidavit obtained by cbs affiliate kktv, investigators believe aldrich told the family they planned to conduct a mass shooting. charges were never pursued, and the case was sealed. meanwhile, on the eve of thz the city is coming to terms with what happened and shoag its strength, gathering here at city hall. >> i happen to have a son who is part of the community, and this really hits close to home. >> love beats hate! >> reporter: amid the unfurling of a pride flag that flew after the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, hundreds of p

. >> reporter: at around 11:56 p.m., michael anderson, one of the first to spot the gunman. >> i heard, like, a pop, pop, pop. once i looked up and i saw the shadow of a grown man wielding a rifle. >> reporter: the first 911 calls came in around 11:57. what followed was five minutes of terror. >> ywe do have multiple criticals. >> reporter: the gunman spraying the bar area with bullets. >> i got down. >> reporter: and even before police arrived, two patrons risking their lives. charging the shooter. abc news confirming richard fiero, an army veteran, tackling the shooter, beating him with the suspect's own gun. he told "the new york times," "i don't know exactly what i did. i just know i have to kill this guy before he kills us." they risked their lives. >> absolutely did. >> re >> reporter: heroes. >> absolutely. >> reporter: officers arriving at the scene around midnight. the allege gunman taken into custody. by that time, drag queen wyatt kent was on the line with a 911 dispatcher. >> she said, is anyone hit? i said, there's a woman on top of me. she was on my legs and i could hear

. >> bartender michael anderson says he was barely able to hide. >> i saw the silhouette of a person coming in. i saw them holding a rifle or a gun. looked like a long gun. -- i jumped beneath the bar. and as i did, that glass was flying all around me. >> sanders is now on a long road to recovery. including another surgery tomorrow. but he so desperately wanted to speak. >> i want people to just show some love to the lgbt people in their lives. >> police say to people who are at the club, thomas james and richard fierro charge the attacker. richard fierro told the new york times how he wrestled away a handgun from the shooter and beat him with it. then, he was able to get more help. telling the paper this. a drag dancer was passing by and missed richard fierro says he ordered her to stop the attacker with her high heels. and just hours ago, richard fierro explain to reporters why he did what he did. >> i got into mode. and i needed to save my family. and that family was, at that time, everybody in that room. i pulled him down. i told him i was hitting him. i want to kill you. i try t

. >> michael anderson is the bartender that kaitlan mentioned moments ago.want you to hear it and respond to it. >> he's always been a friend to me, but he was my supervisor at club q. he was the bar supervisor and he was the best sub pervisor anyon could have asked for. he made me want to come into the work and made me just want to be a part of the positive culture we were trying to create there. amazing person. he was a light in my life, and it's still surreal that we're even talking about him in past tense like this. >> he's talking about daniel aston who was killed saturday night while bartending at the club as well. what do you say to that? >> it's -- it's definitely hard to hear somebody that a lot of people i heard up until this point i heard people describe as a beacon of light and a wonderful person to work with. to hear somebody have to describe someone in the past tense that they either just saw or just had an interaction with is heartbreaking, and the description leads me to a place where -- club q has been that. so that person represented what c

>> reporter: michael anderson, the club's bartender, saw unimaginable horror all around him. >> the door door. all that glass had been shattered. it was all over the ground. and i saw someone i knew lying there in that broken glass having been shot in the neck. >> reporter: police say the shooter came into the club just before midnight with two guns and opened fire. >> we are still working to identify the firearms and who they belong to. but i can confirm that the suspect used a long rifle. >> rte mthew haines is one of the club's owners and raced to the scene of the tragedy. >> last night one man went into our home and murdered five of our community. >> reporter: on facebook the club posting "the tragedy could have been worse without the help of heroic customers who stopped the gunman." detectives say the gunman is 22-year-old anderson lee aldrich. tonight he's in custody and investigators are looking into whether he has a record. officials say it's too early to say whether it was a hate crime targeting members of the lgbtq community. >> where are we supposed to go? how are we supposed

and michael anderson, the bartender tells us a little bit about daniel. take a listen. >> i've known daniel austin for a few years now. most recently he's always been a friend to me. but he was my supervisor at club q. he was the bar supervisor and he was the best supervisor anybody could have asked for. he made me want to come into work and he made me want to, you know, just be a part of the positive culture we were trying to create there. and he was an amazing person. he was a light in my life and it is still surreal that we're even talking about him in past tense like this. >> reporter: and kate, just think about that. we're days away from thanksgiving and five chairs will be empty. kate. >> that is just so horrible. and it is going to compound. thank you so much for that. >>> joining me now for more on this is adrianne vasquez, the police chief in colorado springs. you you could give us the late ert about the numbers. is it five people killed, 25 people injured. >> thank you for having me, kate. so the latest numbers, and i'll be getting a briefing to

this is michael anderson, who was the bartender who says he thought he was going to die. listen. >> i was anticipating that outcome and afraid for that outcome. it got quiet as i was praying and hoping peter got salad, the gunshots stopped. i saw what i believe was probably the gunmen laying on the ground, getting beat up and kicked and yelled at by two very brave people who i still don't know the identity of those two people. but, i hope i can find out one day because i truly believe those two people saved my life . >> one eyewitness there. the two people he believes saved his life will also be interviewed by police. when you are trying to get to the motive question, it is a loud nightclub. unclear as to whether anybody inside heard whether the shooter said anything as he went through. how do you build the rest of the case? >> john, this shooter almost certainly will be charged with first-degree murder under colorado law, which means the intentional killing of another human being. the question is, will the authorities, will prosecutors be able to bring a hate crimes char

a bartender michael anderson took to facebook to thank them saying i don't know who tackled the gunman, but whoever was saved my life. thank you. one of the men who stopped the gunman was rich fierro, a veteran and owner of the attribute a beer company in colorado springs posting they were at the club for a friend's birthday. some in their group were shot. the euro has injuries to his hands, knees and angle from some doing the shooter. and we're hearing of how other people save lives and help customers out of the club. like veteran gill rodriguez, a club que with his girlfriend. it was a blessing that he just, you know, covered me because i. >> you know, i thought just like he said, that ricocheted off my shoes. it could have been much worse. and this father whose son got out before realizing he had been shot. >> telling his dad some of those killed also. >> save lives. the 2 main were close friends of theirs. so that was hard for him, but one of them, i think it was had jumped in front. but, you know, my 5 or 6 shots, it allowed, you know, there's to get behind and and subdue the shoo

one of them, his name was michael anderson, a bartender.he was telling me that it was a normal night, there was a drag show, everybody was having fun and there are some dancing. and then those four shots rang, out and they almost sounded like part of the song so people did not first fully, which of course further led to the horror. unfortunately though, michael was -- fortunately i should say, michael was able to get some cover. he told me exactly how he got, there and how close he came to seeing that shooter face to face. listen to this. >> i had a coworker with me, and we were all just huddled together praying that it ends. >> did he come in that room? >> all i saw, i put my head up over the booth, and i saw the barrel of a gun like, poked into the patio room. i just saw the tip of it and it was at that point that i legitimately thought i was about to get shot. >> on his way out, he also saw three people, one the shooter on his ground on the back, and two people on top of that shooter. he said that they were repeatedly beating him. then h

. >>> you want to hear from this next person, his name is michael anderson, a bartender at club q anditnessed the horrific events saturday night. michael, appreciate you joining us. can you hear us? michael, can you hear us? i don't think we can hear michael. let's see if we can get him. michael if you can hear us just raise your hand. you can hear us now? michael said that he was bar tending when all of this went down, he said he saw the guy, he was really dark, when he heard people yelling and screaming he didn't know what to do. it was hard to figure out what was going on. so michael you're there and you can hear me, correct? >> yes, i can hear you, don. >> thank you for joining. as with these things it's technical difficulties that happens. i won't say good morning to you because it's not a good morning to you. how are you holding up? >> i'm taking it minute by minute, hour by hour. this type of situation tends to come in waves, i found, with myself and other people that i talked to from that night. >> chaotic, can you take us inside if you don't mind reliving this? >> of course.

one of them, his name was michael anderson, a bartender. telling me it was a normal night, there was a drag show, everyone was having fun, and there was some dancing. then, the first shots rang out. the first shots almost sounded like part of the song, so people didn't at first flee. which of course, for the lead to the horror. unfortunately -- fortunately, michael was able to get to some cover. he told me exactly how we got there, and how close he came to seeing that shooter face to face. listen to this. >> i had a coworker with me and another woman with me, and we are all just huddled together, just praying that it wouldn't. >> did he come in that room? >> all i saw, i popped my head over the booth, and i saw the barrel of a gun, like, poked into the patio room. i was at that point that i legitimately thought i was gonna get shot. >> on his way out, he also saw three people, one, the shooter on the ground on his back, and two people on top of the shooter. he said, they were repeatedly beating him. then, he managed to get out. a lot of peo

when and if it reopens, michael anderson says for him, the memory will simply be too much.k back in there again? will you? >> i don't know. i don't know what the future for the club holds but i know i will not work there anymore. >> reporter: authorities have now revised downward the number of people hurt to 18. 17 of them were shot, and a number of those are still in the hospital in a community shaken to its core. >>> outside boston, investigators are looking into why an suv crashed through the glass wall of an apple store this morning killing one person and injuring at least 17 others. some are now in critical condition. >> reporter: a fast-moving suv left the jagged, gaping hole in a wall of glass along with at least one fatality and multiple injuries inside this apple store in the small town of hingham. >>i just heard glass shatter and everyone ran to the window because they thought it was a smash and grab. >> reporter: emergency crews raced to the wounded. some victims were treated by first responders on the sidewalk. others were trapped. authorities say it appears the

cannot vote on final passage for they are clear that even through respect to these delegates michael versus anderson i think it was in 1994 this of these people cannot vote on final passage. even though it's okay to vote in committee that can be reversed on the floor. it would not be that, we want to make sure every dignity and ceremony. the big question is serving on a committee. the question is there a double representation of the cherokee nation is all over the country how many states? all 50 states. in that sense the members of your nation will be double represented if they had a representative on their district may also the cherokee nation representative there. i do not know how big of a deal that is because presumably the delicate or her successors will be looking out for the nation. is that understanding right? >> would there be only certain committees you think she would want to serve wrong? was your thinking about that? >> at the time that nations having a place in this embodiment if you look at what are governmental interests are high across committee. the cherokee nation today imprint mon

michael versus anderson, i think it was 1994, they said these people cannot vote on final passage. they can vote on a committee because that, can be reversed on the floor. it wouldn't be that. we would want to make sure, presumably, that there be every equal dignity and ceremony attended to the office at the other delegates get. i think the big question is serving on committee. then there is that question of, is there it kind of double representation? turkey nation is obviously all over the country? how many states are included? >> all 50 states. >> all 50? okay. well, i guess the members of your nation would be, double representative, if they had a representative from their district and then they also had the cherokee nation representative there. i don't know how big a deal that is because, presumably, delegate teehee or her successors will be looking out of the interest of the nation, as a nation. >> that is my understanding. as i read the treaty that is how i understand. >> when they're being only certain committees that you think she would want to serve on? or you would draw yo

michael versus anderson, i think it was 1994, they said these people cannot vote on final passage. they can vote on a committee because that, can be reversed on the floor. it wouldn't be that. we would want to make sure, presumably, that there be every equal dignity and ceremony attended to the office at the other delegates get. i think the big question is serving on committee. then there is that question of, is there it kind of double representation? turkey nation is obviously all over the country? how many states are included? >> all 50 states. >> all 50? okay. well, i guess the members of your nation would be, double representative, if they had a representative from their district and then they also had the cherokee nation representative there. i don't know how big a deal that is because, presumably, delegate teehee or her successors will be looking out of the interest of the nation, as a nation. >> that is my understanding. as i read the treaty that is how i understand. >> when they're being only certain committees that you think she would want to serve on? or you would draw yo

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the suspect has been identified as anderson lee aldrich, a 22—year—old male. the housing secretary, michael writes to every council and social housing provider in england, to warn that deaths like that of two—year—old awaab ishak must never happen again. a murder investigation has begun after two children died and a woman was left critically injured in a fire at a flat in nottingham. good afternoon. let's get more now on the world cup, which kicked offjust over an hour ago. organisers hope questions about the wisdom of staging the tournament in qatar will be replaced by a focus on the football. officials in doha say, qatar is being singled out unfairly. lucy hockings is in doha, the capital city of qatar. welcome to doha, where 12 years after winning in r, welcome to doha, where 12 years afterwinning in r, ulster welcome to doha, where 12 years after winning in r, ulster —— after all the criticism, the football is under way. all the criticism, the football is underway. it's all the criticism, the football is under way. it's qatar who are playing against ecuador, and i can bring you the scor

like the suspect has been identified as anderson lee aldrich, a 22—year—old male. the housing secretary, michael writes to every council and social housing provider in england, to warn that deaths like that of two—year—old awaab ishak must never happen again. labour's leader says they would replace the house of lords with an elected chamber if they win the next general election. good afternoon. the football world cup has begun in qatar with a spectacular firework display and a message of unity from the oscar—winning actor morgan freeman. the opening ceremony at the main stadium in doha, which resembles a bedouin tent, is being attended by football fans from all 32 countries involved. world leaders including the presidents of turkey and egypt and the saudi crown prince are also there. it's the first time the tournament's been held in the middle east. among the highlights of the the opening ceremony is one of the singers from the the k—pop band bts. the first match kicked off a few minutes ago at four o'clock between qatar and ecuador. there's been a number of controversies in the lead—up to the c

michael brown. and the, philando castile. is that a fair way to put it? prof. anderson: almost. one person, no vote emanated out of the 2016 election because what struck me where the pundits saying, you know, hillary lost because black folks did not show up. they are not feeling hillary because she is hillary. she is not obama. so black folks just stayed home. what that analysis did is it ignored the fact that this was the first presidential election in 50 years without the protection of the voting rights act, which the supreme court had gutted in 2013. once you begin to factor in that you had a number of states implementing voter suppression techniques such as racially discriminatory voter id laws, such as limiting early voting, such as closing polling places in black communities, once you begin to look at that, you are coming up with a different narrative about what happened in 2016. host: what is a racially tinged voter id law? prof. anderson: i love that question, thank you. it is where you have, for instance, alabama with its voter id laws said you must have a government is

michael hooper, thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >>> we lenders new details about the suspect in the colorado springs mass shooting. that is, of course -- officials say anderson lee sail criminal had a tumultuous upbrings. his mother arrested multiple times, while his father appeared in adult films. he uses the pronounce they and them. rosa, tell us what more we're learning about the suspect's past. >> reporter: there's a lot to unpack. bear with me. our cnn investigative team has been digging into the suspect's past, and what they have uncovered is really just a chaotic upbringing. let me start chronologically. the mom and dad, as you mentioned, the mother has multiple arrests, issues with mental health. some of those arrests were falsely reporting a crime, dui. father, as you mentioned, appeared in four films and was an mma fighter. there's also convictions for drug crimes. and he was never around. so that left the grandmother to do the raising of this child, and then, you know, our producers started digging more. when he was a teenager, there's online record of vicious online bullies, a lot of that. before the suspect turned 16, the suspect's name changed.

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short passed a michael jackson the third and breaks one tackle, and he is gone to peter 59 yards 27 7 usc, but cal staying in it jack plummer through for 460 yards find a wide open maven andersonse cal made a game of it late, but they fall 4135. they've now dropped five in a row stanford hosting washington state haley jones. the moon's basketball team in the house cougars scored three touchdowns in the quarter cam more to anderson grover dives originally ruled out of the two but after review take the replay hit the pylon before going out of bounce that is a touchdown 21. nothing wazoo in a flash stanford had four fumbles in the first half jaden hicks. will recover for the opposing team and takes to the house made it 28-7 cougars. it was 42-7 at the half stanford gets rolled. 5214 stanford has lost six of seven conference games for the first time since 2006. that's the year before jim harbaugh came to the farm astros and phillies game 6 the world series dusty baker with another chance to win his first world series title as manager bottom six houston down one nothing until you're done alvarez three-run blast the dead center. made it 3-1 houston high five for dusty top of the nin

williams short pass to michael jackson the third breaks one tackle and there he goes, bye-bye 59 yards. 287 cal did keep trying in this one jack plummer to a wide open maven andersonithin 13, but they fall dropping their fifth straight game stanford hosting washington state haley jones women's basketball team in the house cougar scored three touchdowns in the first quarter. cam ward to anderson grover who dives in originally ruled out the two but after review. hey hit the pylon before going out of bounce. that's touchdown 21. nothing wazoo in a flash stanford had four funnels in the first half jaden hicks picks it up takes to the house the other way 28-7 cougars. it was 42-7 at the half in stanford gets rolled 52-14. they've lost six of seven conference games for the first time since 2006 the year before jim harbaugh came to the farm astros and phillies game six of the world series dusty baker with another chance to win his first manager title bottom six down one nothing. you're done alvarez blast the dead center 3-1 after that and how about a high five for the skipper top of the ninth ryan presley on the mound nick castellanos fouls it out in the right side. kyle

williams short pass to michael jackson the third breaks one tackle and there he goes, bye-bye 59 yards. 287 cal did keep trying in this one jack plummer to a wide open maven andersonow within 13, but they fall dropping their fifth straight game stanford hosting washington state haley jones women's basketball team in the house cougar scored three touchdowns. the first quarter cam ward to anderson grover who dives in originally ruled out the two but after review hey hit the pylon for going out of bounce. that's touchdown 21. nothing wazoo in a flash stanford had four funnels in the first half jaden hicks picks it up takes to the house the other way 287 cougars. it was 427 at the half and stanford gets rolled. 5214 baby lost six. seven conference games for the first time since 2006 the year before jim harbaugh came to the farm astros and phillies game six of the world series dusty baker with another chance to win his first manager title bottom six down one nothing. you're don alvarez blast the dead center 3-1 after that and how about a high five for the skipper top of the ninth ryan presley on the mound nick castellanos fouls it out in the right side. kyle tucker mak

. >> michael jackson, he jukes one defender heads to pay dirt there. 41 yards for the score. 2077 usc cal tried to make it a game, though, in the 4th down. 34 14 jack plummer hits maven andersonor a 47 yard. touchdown here. and the bears are only down. 34 to 21 the games late in the 4th of this moment. usc now up 41% to 27 washington state. thank you. visit down the farm today visiting the cardinal, the band. they're looking excited. but you know what? stanford had a not a great day out in the field, go here now with the up. 21 to 7 0nd quarter. stanford quarterback ashton daniels run to right into a wall. it ends up getting fumbled, scooped up by freshman. jayden hicks runs 17 yards for the score cougars. now up 28 to 7. the on-side continuing on 4th and 3 from stanford's 9 cameron ward here tossing a perfect pass to donovan ali ward had 2 td passes, ran for a 3rd washing state up. 35 to 7 cougar running back neck kaja anderson had or watson at quite a day to day 16 carries 166 yards. 41 of them coming on this touchdown run to end the half. washington state pa mulls stanford. 52 to 14. stanford is lost 6 of its first 7 games in the conference for the first time since 2006. l