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>> 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 you out of bounds. >> 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 against usc. i'm sure they found out. 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 found a model in recruiting that 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 loss for 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 game three, everyone 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 rest. a friday night game is an 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 wrap-up 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 five. jonathan taylor rushing for 439 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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for those who know what they're really building. always unstoppable. ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. ♪ >> a horrifying discovery on a busy stretch of i-95 in buck's county. a man and woman were found dead on the northbound lane near a park and ride. >> i'm walter perez. the big story is the investigation of the deaths of two people in one of the biggest sections of the region. >> plils say there is no danger to the public and they are not looking for a shooter, but they are looking for witnesses to what happened saturday evening. >> a man man and woman found dea gun found nearby. a 911 call reporting a woman running down the access road brought a trooper in minutes. when the trooper arrived, the silver suv was left with the door open on the other side of the barrier on i-95 northbound. late tonight the pennsylvania crime scene unit took evidence from the scene. state troopers focused down the highway looking for evidence down the barrier. traffic crawling by the scene until the crews wrapped up. >> autopsies are expected to be performed some time tomorrow. at this point, state police have not identified the two people found. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." a shooting in trenton is now under investigation. it happened when several men were stopped on pennington avenue. during the investigation, police discovered one of the men had a handgun in his waistband. the man ran ran and the officers fired hitting him. in philadelphia, police are investigating a double shooting here. two men in their 40s were shot on north huntington street at 4:30. a dark colored porsche stopped there. someone got out and opened fire. >> so far no arrests have been made. a 32-year-old man was critically injured when she feels shot in the neck on the 2200 block of cecil b. moore. no arrests have been made. >> what started out to be an attempt to do a good deed is bigger. johnny bobbitt and kate mcclure are overwhelmed by the public's help to help bobbitt get back on his feet. they collected items outside the shoprite and they'll donate to the other homeless men. $350,000 has been put into a go fund me account for bobbitt since the world learned that he gave mcclure his last $20 when she ran out of gas. tomorrow a big travel day for people returning home from the long thanksgiving weekend. melissa magee is here with the forecast. >> walter, we have changes in store for the second half of the holiday weekend. it was nice across the valley. philadelphia maxed out at 58. that was the high today in allentown, wes westchester in te upper 50s as well. as we look across the atlantic, cooling down. 48 but milder in washington d.c. cooler air to the west, buffalo 37. big hamton in the 80s. we have a cold front moving through. the rain stays away from the region. we pick up a reinforcing shot of cold air from the northwesterly direction sunday. we talk about the weather headlines. it's chilly tomorrow with temperatures 10-degrees cooler than today. it's breezy and blustery for the link as the eagles are home taking on the bears. we have an update on the traveler's forecast heading home after the holiday. we have more in the full forecast, walter. >> talk to you in a bit. we started the holiday season with a bang. fireworks were just one of the features on red lion road. a large crowd gathered to watch a display of 35,000 lights. there were performance from the philadelphia boys choir. communities across the valley are getting into the christmas spirit including the folks in mant i don' ioc. >> with the countdown, the tree was lit. today was a big day for local businesses. the day after many flocked to the big box stores, today was on the spotlight for small business saturday. bob brooks hits the streets to see how it's going. >> santa claus was on the street greeting children. >> the jersey town chorus was caroling and giving out hugs to their favorite news team. anyone else? okay. >> the festivities part of small business saturday that was thriving. testify first stop was the happy hippo toy store. >> we have been here 38 years. we must be doing something right. it's days like these that keep them going. >> we know most of the kids in town, and their parents. we have second generations shopping here now. >> clearly the kids love it, demonstrating what they bought. >> that would you say cool, huh? >> yeah. >> we met christina wong and her mother. >> they have quality presents, personal presents and cheeky things in these stores. >> the owner said the business today makes or breaks the year. >> it's our biggest day of the year every year. we do the most sales today, the kickoff for the season. >> even mayor kenney was shopping in west philadelphia. >> they employ the bulk of our population. >> on top of singing and horse and buggy rides, santa clause has a message. >> be good to each other. >> we had a great time. we wish everyone a happy holiday season, and shop local. bob brooks, channel6 "action news." >> some shoppers enjoyed free parking in taking part with small business saturday. the city of philadelphia is offered free metered parking saturday 11:00 a.m. also, saturday and sunday, park at 6 philadelphia parking authority garages for a flat fee of 8 bucks. the time limits on residential parking blocks will still be enforced. >> black friday sales surged as more shopper shoppers opted to t discounts. $7.9 billion on, on line sales over the two day period up 18% from last monday. cyber monday is expected to set a record of $7 billion in sales. much more to come on "action news," officials in egypt reveal details about the deadliest terrorist attack in that nation's history. >> and several teams team up to help find animals homes and jeff skversky has news about the eagles and the bears coming up. ♪ ♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee, with a 2-year agreement. >> survivors of a massacre in egypt are providing details about what took place in yesterday's attack. more than 300 people were killed. the attack was carried out by two dozen militants. linda lopez has details. so many graves and there will be many for the 300 victims including 27 children in the horrifying terrorist attack on an egyptian mosque. the imam recounted the moment the attack began saying i heard what sounded like an explosion outside and gunmen came in firing at the people. then they stepped inside, shooting anyone still alive. many victims said their final prayers during the carnage. they even shot at arriving ambulances. no group claimed responsibility but the islamic state is suspected. >> people who are worshiping, killing them doesn't make a point. i feel really sad it's happening. >> egypt's military striking the hideouts in the sinai peninsula. abc news new york. >> members of the capitol hurricane this week and face many unfinished items. the christmas deadline is a month away. >> president trump planned a meeting with congressional leaders for this coming tuesday to sidestep a shutdown and get items checked off the legislative to do list. >> delaware police are mourning one of their own, sergeant rodney bond junior died at his home. he was a 14 year veteran of the force, 40 years old. >> a grieving mother hopes someone will come forward with information about her son's killer. here's rick williams. >> valerie brown says her son said anthony made bad choices in life. saturday, june 1st, the 31-year-old was in the strawberry mansion section just after 4:30 in the afternoon. >> people out there told me him and a guy named toodles had words. i don't know what it was about but afterwards, they shuc they k hands. >> brown believes her son thought that was that. but then the unthinkable happened. >> he turned to walk away and toodles shot him in the back four times. >> the city is offering $20,000 for the information that leads to the arrest of the person responsible. 215-546-tips. all calms will remain anonymous. for prow brown, she hopes his five-year-old daughter will remember him. >> i just want her to keep him alive in her memory so she won't forget her dad. >> i'm rick williams, "action news." >> tomorrow, more seasonal than today. sky 6 showing the christmas tree in center city. meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast, today relatively warm, monday warm, today, not so much. >> like a sandwich with toast. >> that's right. it's cold right in the middle. >> like a baked alaska. >> sky 6 live and hd looking at penn's landing winterfest still under way. folks enjoying ice skating as they kick off a new season on penn's landing. they want to bundle up tonight and tomorrow. eagles are home tomorrow at the link taking on the bears tomorrow. they'll be at the link 1:00 in the afternoon, sunshine and clouds, winds blustering at 35 miles per hour. 1:00, a temperature of 48-degrees. as we get to the fourth quarter, 4:00 p.m., temperatures coming in at 46. it was mild today, temperatures well above average. the high in philadelphia, 58-degrees. we are starting to cool down, quakertown 50. war minister, 49. center city 48-degrees. in new jersey, cape may, 52. ewing and browns mills, 40s for smyrna and dover, 50s. we have changes headed our way. satellite 6 showing a cold front came through earlier today. not a lot of moisture with that. a secondary shot of cold air, interior portions of northeast. rain snow mix going on for binghamton as well. in the wake of that cold front, we have cold air from canada working its way into our region. turning breezy, 36 in the suburbs, 30 in philadelphia for the oafnl overnight low. the front moves offshore, high pressure returns, high temperature at 49-degrees. temperatures a good 10-degrees cooler than today. the blustery northwest winds, it feels colder by tomorrow afternoon. 8 increase the morning, winds across the region gusting 35 miles per hour. 31 in millville, 27 in allentown. with the eagles at home at the link at that time, winds close to 30 miles per hour. windchill tomorrow morning, 20s and 30s, and then 30s and 40s as we get to form afternoon. it's a traveler's day tomorrow as well. after you enjoyed thanksgiving day, you are headed home. across the northeast, high and dry but on the chilly side, dry across the southeast as well. noon, 57. 65 in tallahassee. cool across the great lakes and ohio valley. no weather related travel delays to talk about sunday. brisk and chilly tomorrow, high of 49. tomorrow afternoon, winds chills in philadelphia in the lower 40s. it's a seasonal afternoon monday, high of 53. tuesday, sunny and mild, 58 for the high. wednesday, a high of 62. thursday, partly sunny, high of 58. 54 on friday, and for the first weekend of december, sunshine and clouds on saturday, high of 52. >> not too shabby. >> it's a warm week. >> much more to come on "action news." a great way to find a new friend for the holidays. how several teams are teaming up to find new homes for

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