how far will they -- >> chris: no. i think they'll drop below ohio state, michigan state and nebraska. if they don't, i think they should with two losses. and i think notre dame is going to be punished for their win. >> sean: well, we asked you to predict who you think the top four this coming -- at the end of the season, the four teams that are going to wind up in it. >> chris: i'm going to drop notre dame out. this is going to change every week. i had them in before the notre dame game. i had them in, but i didn't know what they were going to do against navy. >> sean: they won. >> chris: doesn't navy's not ba. >> chris: you're going to tell me that the 49-39 win over na navy -- to me, that's a bad win. >> sean: you are going to leave the other three? >> chris: i'm putting alabama in. michigan state would be my second one in. and that's going to be eliminated next week between ohio state and michigan state,

because one of those guys are going to develop out with the two losses. >> sean: i would put alabama ahead of notre dame, because it's supposed to be who are the four best teams and if you ask me, if alabama played notre dame, who would win, i think alabama would win. todd, what say you? >> todd: he really jumps ship quick on a team. >> sean: it's kind of the theme of the night. th >> todd: i'll throw tcu out because they only won by a couple of points today -- no. i agree with what you said earlier, chris, alabama is getting hot at the right time. tcu's got to continue to get better, obviously, a tough place to play today in west virginia. they were able to get the win. a little bit inconsistent on the defensive side. they have been all season long. i think if they can improve and become more consistent on that side, they've got a chance to get there. it's going to be interesting between the big 12 and the big ten when it's all said and done and then throw in notre dame,

also well. if there's two s.e.c. teams and you've got florida state, what happens between those other conferences? >> chris: well, for me, the differences between the big ten and the big 12, todd and sean, is, big ten plays a conference championship game. and i think in the commit teal's e committees eyes, they might hurt the big 12 because they don't play that extra game. i think that's going to be a quality win that might be enough to jump, if you have two one hoch loss teams, one from the big 12, one from the big ten, the extra win in the championship game might be enough to jump. >> sean: michigan state is a one-loss team, the only loss at oregon, in good position perhaps to be one of the four, they lose in the conference championship game to a one-loss nebraska or wisconsin or somebody. >> chris: nebraska's a good team. they are kind of flying under the radar.

>> sean: the knee injury apparently to ameer abdullah today isn't considered to be all that serious. bo pelini is cautiously optimistic that about their bye week next week he'll be able to play in a very big game in the big ten west at wisconsin. in two weeks. to me, those are the two best teams in the west. minnesota got exposed last week -- >> chris: losing to illinois. >> sean: they're decent, not great. they have a very tough schedule the rest of the way, minnesota. >> chris: the other important thing fans need to know, injuries do go into the decision. and -- for example, if nebraska wins the big ten championship and a player, you hope it doesn't happen, but if ameer abdullah can't play or the knee injury's serious, then they'll look at it and that would give the tie breaker to a one-loss big 12 team if nebraska would win the big ten championship game without amere about bull la. >> sean: you don't -- there's cardale jones for the second

time this year leechi ileaping defenders. we saw him do it a couple of weeks ago against maryland when he got in in spot duty after a rout. he might want to go out for the track and field team here as a hurdler. this is the play against maryland, october 4th. right over anthony nixon. >> chris: he can run over you, run around you. or run through you. >> sean: by the way, to get back to abdullah, i think he's the most valuable player in the big ten, our discussion earlier, just because bosa, all those michigan state guys you mentioned, you take one of them off these teams, they're still really good teams. you take abdullah off that nebraska team, that's a huge loss. >> chris: huge loss for nebraska. he's special. >> sean: under 1:30 to go now.

ohio state on the verge of making history, it will be their 20th straight big ten regular season win, matching the all-time conference record that the buckeyes set back in 2005 through '07. pacific life game summary. more big offense for ohio state. their fifth game with 50 or more points, leading the country. and on defense. we talked to urban meyer yesterday, chris. he said, you know, i'll take giving up some occasional big plays in the passing game, though they've done a great job lately in cutting down those, in exchange for pressure, attacking defense that leads the league in sacks and takeaways, interceptions, tackles for loss, those sorts of things and that's the kind of defense that they're playing. forcing their opponents into mistakes. >> chris: the big reason that changed was the orange bowl and the screens drove him crazy with clemson. he made the decision that would

never happen again. >> sean: ford wrapup coming up with chris cotter. before this big ten season even started, there was much anticipation for november 8th and the possibility of a huge meeting between ohio state and michigan state and east lansing. and that's what we will have. both of those teams will be undefeated in conference play and with one loss overall as they go head-to-head next saturday night on abc. the buckeyes win their sixth in a row, undoubtedly will move up from the 16 spot with a couple of teams ahead of them losing. the question is, how far? 545 yards of offense for ohio state. michigan state enjoying a bye this week. final score is 55-14. thanks for joining us. for chris spielman, todd mcshay and our crew, sean mcdonough, so long from columbus.

welcome to the ford wrapup show, i'm chris cotter here in bristol. today is really elimination saturday. one of many elimination saturdays. every saturday from here on out is. and the number one team in the country, mississippi state, in a dog fight on their home field, taking on arkansas. early fourth quarter, we're tied at ten. dak prescott rolling out, in trouble. how on earth does fred ross get this wide open? takes it in for the score. mississippi state picks off a pass in their own end zone as time was expiring. they win it 17-10. auburn and ole miss in oxford. how would ole miss respond after the tough loss at lsu last weekend? look at cameron artis payne. powers his way in. he had 138 yards rushing. all burn by four. later in the fourth, same score. here comes ole miss. bo wallace, la kwon treadwell. can he get the game winner here? he gets tackled, his ankle crumples underneath him. it was ruled a touchdown.

but after review, it was ruled that he fumbled into the end zone. treadwell would have to be carried off the field on a cart and auburn recovered in the end zone and they would go on to win. ole miss has lost two in a row. georgia at florida. in jacksonville. the embattled will muschamp, can he finally have a good day? florida ball carriers had a great day on the ground. kelvin taylor. that's fred taylor's kid. he would have a great day. gators, 418 yards rushing. they win it 38-20. oregon taking on stanford. fourth quarter, oregon leading 38-16. marcus mariota steps up, finds kerrington. keeps his feet inbounds. oregon, no problem. in progress right now in the pac-12, ucla on their home field, trailing arizona, 7-3. that game on espn. and arizona state, another one of those one-loss teams right

now. a couple of field goals, leading utah, 6-0, in the desert. arizona state has notre dame next week. how would the irish do, looking to get past navy in landover. and this one was not easy. breaking up the middle 25 yards for the score. notre dame leads 42-31. this guy makes something out of nothing seemingly every week. here he does it and scores. 49-39, notre dame with the win. tcu and west virginia. tcu, one of a couple of teams in the big 12 with one loss. looking to impress on the road in morgantown. look at boykin. just a minute and a half left to go in the game and trailing. this would put them in field goal range. nails it. as time expires. tcu survives on the road, 31-30. some of you have saw this kansas state game. no problem with oklahoma state. jake waters continues to play well. and then some of you also saw

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>> saturday night, and the big story on "action news" is a bringing drop in temperatures. if you did not pull out the sweaters and jackets today you may want to find them tonight. meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board with the details. melissa. >> walter, this is the first day of november. we definitely had that raw, cold fill overhead with damp conditions and for second half of the weekend, extra layers willing needed. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar showing for the most part

the moisture is exiting and you can see a lot of precipitation mainly offshore this pushes off north and east affecting areas of new england later tonight and into sunday. we'll go in tighter. stormtracker 6 double scan street-level showing you we have a little light precipitation for philadelphia and the bulk down across areas in sea side heights and atlantic city and cape may. this moisture will slowly pull away during the overnight hours. and as the storm pulls on out winds pick up on the backside. some peak and current wind gusts 28 miles an hour in philadelphia and gusts if wilmington 33 and gust 25 miles an hour in allentown. talking about what's head in the next 24 hours. shores move out. the cold air if you have not felt is settling in for the second half of the weekend and turning windy with wind chills tomorrow afternoon in the 30s and 40s. we'll take a closer look at that forecast with the accuweather 7-day. walter. >> tack to you then. thank you, melissa stay on top

of changing weather situation with 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/weather for stormtracker 6 radar hourly and 7-day forecasts and latest video from "action news" meteorologist and our collection of weather related photos and videos. >> and investigators are serving for the cause of a fire in the city's west oak lane section that ended with two people without a place to live. it happened 8:00 tonight at a home near intersection of 22 avenue and north 18 street. you can see the danl on second floor there. the good news, everyone escaped unharmed. >> well, police say a man who is in mummer's hall of fame and daughter, are the ones that brutally beat and shot a than queen village an attack caught on camera. this is video released last week. you can see one person with a baseball bat and other with a gun. investigators say they know who the people are. they say it's 6-year-old carmen demato and 36-year-old daughter receipt a carmen is member of

mummer's hall of fame and captain of south philly vikings. rita struck the man in stomach with a bat and then as he tried to runaway her father allegedly opened fired twice trike striking the man in the leg. neighbors expressed relief the arrest was made. >> i'm glad there was an arrest made and not a random act. it sounds like the guy was targetd there's no official word on motive. but there was a rash of car break ins in that neighborhood. no word tonight if those crimes might be related. well, some parents in montgomery county are taking a closer look at last night's trick or treat candy because one youngster found a razorblade inside a candy bar he received and police don't know if he's responsible and that has annen tire neighborhood on edge. "action news" reporter kenneth moton has the rest of the story. >> halloween night is festive one in this community and haunted ouss and decorations and a lot of trick or treaters. residents cannot wrap their

heads around the thought that a neighbor wants to harm their children. >> packaging mistake by candy company or malicious act many in this community were out and about having a good time and his mother setz raise or was in wrapper of miniture nestle crunch bar. >> i think it's crazy to ruin a holiday. you have to worry about raise or blades. >> saturday afternoon police handed out information and the school district may made reverse 911 calls. >> this changes everything. that neighborhood will never think of halloween the same. the child got candy from a neighborhood. that's what is startling to

everyone. >> i called my daughter and son and said please do not let anybody eat any candy. >> while some parents tossed their kids candy others are thoroughly checking it. >> first we said this is such a great neighborhood why would they feigned razorblade in candy. >> it was beautiful night and it's a shame it's tainted with this weird -- this unusual story. >> jeep per gauge says she'll be making changes next halloween. >> i'll have someone go around with him. he had gone around by himself because everyone was out. i'll just keep better inventory of who you go and knock at their door. >> they're waerning parents keep an ion the children's halloween candy as the investigation continues. >> ken, "channel 6 action news." >> and it was a deadly night on streets of philadelphia. a series of unrelated accidents ended with several people killed. first west logan section of the

city before 2 a.m. a driver lost control of the car and shamd in a pole. a passenger 16 years old was killed. investigators say the driver a 64-year-old man was drunk. >> in northeast section of city a man and woman were killed when according to police they walked into oncoming traffic right there on roosevelt boulevard it happened before 6:00 this morning near hartle street. the vehicle that hit them stop. no word open the victims' identities. >> a woman was struck by two cars while crossing broad at tioga at 4 a.m. first car stropd and second vehicle fled the scene. the victim remains in extremely critical condition at temple university hospital. >> police in burlington, new jersey are looking for a man that assaulted and robbed a 74-year-old woman. take a look at photos. this is the car that police say the suspect was driving. the robbery happened thursday afternoon on the 200 block of high street in burlington city the thief pushed the woman down and then stole her purse and investigators say it seems the

attacker followed the victim to her vehicle. >> three days before election day there was initiative today to make sure philadelphians understood their voting rights. volunteers known with the group power city largest inner faith group went door to door in germantown. they'd indicated voters about importance of learning and helding them accountable for needs of their xlun tixt they were rallying voters in final days of election. tom wolff made several spots in and around philadelphia today. and his first 1207 in the morning they stopped and president barack obama will be at temple university tomorrow night. >> and incumbant tom corbett sent the day in northeast and central pennsylvania and rallied voters. tomorrow, corbett will court voteers in bucks county, he and

new jersey governor chris christie are holding get out the vote in ivy land tomorrow night. >> election day is tuesday. voters can cast ballots starting 6 a.m. polls open 7 a.m. pennsylvania and delaware and polls close 8 paex in all three states. >> step commutersers will not have to worry about a transit strike come tomorrow morning. the two year deal was announced late last night and both sides say this agreement includes wage inincreases and few other details were announced. more than 4700 employees were working without a contract for 7 months this new deal is expected to be voted on sometime next week. >> more to come on "action news" tonight the earliest snowfall of the season and which states enjoyed a premature visit from old man winter and virgin galactic founder speaks out about a deadly crash involving a test rocket and what he plans to

do now and eagles gets ready to take on the texans. jeff skversky has sports when we take on the texans. jeff skversky has sports when we come back.

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a test flight yesterday. 45,000 feet over the mojave desert. the copilot was able to deploy eyes parachute and suffered serious injuries. commercial space travel is a challenging project but safety remains top prior. >> i this is biggest test program ever carried in and out commercial aviation history precisely to ensure this never happens to the public. >> the injured test pilot is said to be alert and talking with family and physicians. five people are killed and one was injured when fire swept through an apartment house near the university of main cam us in portland. the fire gutted the 90-year-old structure. officials say there was i party inside the apartment building the night before and most of the people who lived here are university students but it's still not known if any of the victims killed were indeed students. >> and encouraging news

regarding doctor from new york infected with ebola. dr. craig spencer's condition surprise graded to stable. dr. spenceer is undergoing treatment at bellview hospital in new york for in my opinion days now and diagnosed after treating ebola patients in the african nation of guinea. >> a church in newark, delaware did its foort support people affected by the ebola vie plus it liberia. dozens showed up to pack meals that will be sent to families there. the meals compromised primarily of price and beans cost 25 cents a piece. every person that took part paid for and packed 200 meals. >> well, u.s. marine who was imprisoned in mexico is back on american soil tonight. retired marine sergeant andrew tamarisi spent eight months behind bars for crossing boarder with loaded guns. he crossed by mistake have californiach the judge that ordered his release freed him because of his mental state.

he'll begin treatment for post traumatic stress disorder. he arrived at his home if florida earlier this morning. town of pensauken paid tribute to a home hero. kyle howalt returned nrom duty in middle east with cheering family and crowds. public officials also turned out vfw post on penn straight to thank him for his country. he is a military police officer and 2012 graduate of pennsauken high school. >> a told case in camden is more than 1 years old a man gunned down in front of his girlfriend and his family is asking for help catching his killer. here's rick williams with tonight's crime fighter's repo t report. >> reporter: speaking through her daughter esparanchez sanchez says her son effram was well liked in the community. >> she says he was a great son.

he had a lot of people that loved him an a lot of fendz. >> reporter: august 28, 2002 the 38-year-old was with his girlfriend river flowed camden. 11 p.m. police say effram exited a chinese sglawnt at some point he was approached by a male or males thans with a quick verbal altercation which led to him being killed. >> reporter: he was shot to death and his girlfriend was not injured. his family said he had a history with drugs and are not sure that could be a possible motive. >> we just love him and miss him and want to know who did this. >> reporter: sit sgrimz crime commission is administering an award for the conviction of the person responsible you're urged to call 215-546-tips all calls will remain anonymous. >> they deposit see nothing the first time and you can please -- come out with information this time. we need people to come forward and need people to stand up and

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>>" lots of places -- >> you would not think south carolina. >> it all depended on the area of low pressure down the shore. it dipped south and affected areas in south carolina. >> offshore now. >> it's offshore now and staying away from our region the most important part it's not coming here you can take the snow south caroline a here's what's going on. double scan radar showing you that we've got some wet weather starting to creep back be into areas in philadelphia down across areas in south jersey as well. and this area of low pressure lifts on off to the north and east later tonight and big weather story tomorrow and winds will be whipping. we're looking up at the sky in center city looking at city hall we have mostly cloudy sky and what you will notice as we get into the rest of the overnight hours is that the winds will be gusting as well. current wind gusts in philadelphia 9 miles an hour. they'll get higher than that.

you factor in the blustery winds out of north it feels like 37 in the city now and poconos 35. current wind chill trenton 38 and 35 or degree wind chilly should say in sea isle city. there's the area of low pressure departing from leftover showers for the most part in south jersey and we talked about were there was still across areas in klooip s today. well we had this upper level low that is now right there that dipped to the south and did affect areas along the spine of the appalachians and right across areas in southeast. this area of low pressure is offshore and will stay offshore and enhance snowfall and rainfall you do see is that the offshore and will be a big storm system for areas in new england as early as tomorrow and as the storm system pulls away winds pick up for our region. future tracker shows us 9:00 in the morning wind lows and wind gusts in lower and upper 30s and

as i advance those to the other areas not much improvement as far as winds are concerned. gusts as high as 34 in philadelphia and 34 in philadelphia. you'll have wind chills throughout most of the day in 30s and 40s. fall back. daylight saving time coming to an end. also good idea to check patrys in smoke detector. we gain an extra hour of sleep tonight. sunset as we get into sunday afternoon 4:358 in the afternoon. leftover shower tonight turning windy 39 in city and 3 suburbs and winds stay pretty high for most of the night and into sunday and accuweather forecast showing you gusts as high as 40 miles an hour tomorrow even though air temperature and we're calling for high of 51 it's going to feel like temperatures in the 30s and 40s tomorrow afternoon monday sunny and bhild milder wickly up to