Good Nite LA, Sunday 10/18/2026

Good evening. I'm Laura Diaz in for Susan Hirasuna. Tragedy in Whittier. Police are investigating a single vehicle crash that left two people dead this morning. Authorities say a vehicle slammed into a tree along the 5800 block of Norwalk Boulevard. It happened just before 9 a.m. Both the driver and passenger were pronounced dead at the scene. Traffic investigators closed Norwalk Boulevard between Orange Drive and Orchard Avenue as they worked to figure out what caused that crash. Tonight, evacuation orders have been lifted for the Norte fire in South Orange County. 570 acres burned. Containment now at 60 percent, but fire crews still have a lot of work ahead. Fox 11's Rachel Aragon reports from San Juan Capistrano. Containment of the Norte fire continues to grow, but crews will be busy for the next several days, not only putting out hot spots to make sure the fire is completely out, but also working on fire suppression repair to prevent further erosion right now the fire is holding at 570 acres as it has been for the last day or so over the last 48 hours first responders making big progress containing the norte fire out of the corner of my eye saw a puff of smoke and i'm like oh my god the blaze breaking out friday and damaging and destroying several homes and forcing evacuations in parts of san clemente and san juan capistrano but now all evacuation orders related to the norte fire have been lifted. The Orange County Fire Authority says at its peak there were about 800 people from multiple agencies fighting this fire. Now it's close to about half that number. We had many resources you know pre-positioned and we deployed a very very robust response. For the next few days Greg Barta with the Orange County Fire Authority says crews will continue to mop up hot spots to make sure the fire is completely out. But on top of all that they'll also be doing some fire suppression repair. We mix up the ground out there. We change the natural layout as part of our firefighting effort. So now we go and try to do as much reversal of that as we can because we want to reduce the risk of erosion. Barta says with El Nino and more storms expected to come our way, erosion prevention is critical. We're trying to put the dirt back in its normal layouts. If we can, any type of vegetation that's been adjusted, if we can kind of get it back to its normal spot, But it's pretty much trying to get the natural lay of the land back to what it originally was before the fire occurred. And the cause of the fire is still under investigation. And while things could change, fire officials tell me the weather, though, seems to be in their favor, with the winds here dying down and rain looking to be in the forecast this coming week. Reporting in San Juan Capistrano, I'm Rachel Aragon, Fox 11 News. Planet Fitness is offering free showers, Wi-Fi, and a place to rest for people affected by the Norte Fire in Orange County. Three locations in Laguna Niguel, Lake Forest, and Foothill Ranch are open to residents and first responders. No membership is required. And only on Fox 11 tonight, another fire and new concerns about what's happening inside of downtown L.A.'s abandoned Hope Street buildings. One property cleared last week, but then right next door, another one catches fire. Fox 11's Matthew Seedorf has the exclusive. neighbors have been complaining about the issues on this block for months the fires that keep continuing the crime look at this window busted out of that car another fire at another abandoned building and now a body found at one of downtown LA's troubled Hope Street properties, police confirming the death to Fox 11, they pulled a dead body out of the porta potty, it's like this I think it's about to catch on fire. Fox 11 has been exclusively reporting on the repeated fires and violent crimes surrounding the abandoned properties. After our reports, the city declares some of the building's public nuisances, metal barriers went up, a police surveillance tower moved in, but people have still been breaking inside. Like all the homeless are just like going in and out of there, making up their little home. Recycle guys try to go in there, try to scrape some metals, scrap some metals. So it was a pain in the butt to walk Charlie or for me and my girl to even walk outside. The property owner here cleared this lot after several repeated fires. But before they even finished the building right next door also caught fire. I mean this is happening all over downtown. Uh these are really important to us because they're surrounded by by residential areas. But you know, the Fashion District also has a bunch of abandoned buildings and everything's catching on fire. Well, that shows just how secure it is. Doors wide open, locks cut and boarded entrances busted through where the most recent fire took place. But a homeless woman in another building next to there that I'm worried that that could get burned down because she's not supposed to be in there either. Two months ago, residents worried the building would go up in flames and it did. Shouldn't take fire after fire to have some sort of action happen. No, it shouldn't. I mean, these residents have been great. They're a very organized group. We've called for streamlining the process to make it easier, quicker to get properties declared a nuisance and get real teeth to it. A spokesperson for Mayor Karen Bass tells Fox 11 they continue to work with residents, business owners, LAPD, LAFD, and LADBS to secure the buildings along Hope Street and minimize any public safety issues. Even tonight, one of the buildings that's supposed to be secure, you can see the door is wide open. We reached out to Councilmember Isabel Jurado's office multiple times and so far tonight. we have her back. Reporting in downtown LA, Matthew Seedorf, Fox 11 News. Thank you, Matthew. And another fire in the Fashion District of downtown LA tonight, a blaze burning through the roof of a row of commercial buildings. The LAFD says the buildings on East Pico Boulevard house a commercial packing business. Now, this video is from the Citizens app. No injuries reported there. It's been a bit of a rough week for LA sports fans. Many of us still blew over the Dodgers loss and unfortunately things didn't get any better today with the Rams and the Chargers. Our Gerard Moncuray joins us now with more. Gerard? Laura, thank you. Definitely one of the uglier sports weeks I can remember in recent times for sure. Rams in need of a bounce back victory. After that overtime loss to the Bills on Monday Night Football, this was supposed to be the week their schedule got easier facing the lonely Arizona Cardinals, but former Rams offensive coordinator and current Redbirds head coach Mike LaFleur had other plans. Quarterback Matthew Stafford under constant pressure all afternoon, long blitz after blitz, and the offense struggled to move the ball most of the game. They found the end zone on their last drive but left too much time on the clock, allowing Arizona's Chad Ryland to drop the 43-yard field goal as time expired. The preseason Super Bowl champs, or pardon me, preseason Super Bowl favorites lose it 18-16 dropping to a stunning two and four on the season there's nothing positive that i can say about today um you know i do love the group uh i appreciate the way that they continue to battle thought we had a chance to be able to you know come away with the result that we hunted up it was pretty cool to be able to see ethan punch in the extra point and stetson to be able to hold and um unfortunately on the very first play of the two minute you know they we give up a big play, and then they tack on the 15. So that was kind of, you know, good humbling day. This is the challenging part of sports. That's for the Chargers. Their abysmal offense once again falling flat, this time in Kansas City. Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III led the Chiefs early with two rushing touchdowns in the first half and nearly 140 yards from scrimmage on the afternoon. Chargers failed to find the end zone and lose it 22-6. With that, the Bolts are now 0-6. It's their worst start since the 2000 season. I was in that locker room after the Rams game. A lot of question marks, a lot of stunned faces. We will have reaction from both the Chargers and the Rams coming up a little bit later on in sports. Laura? Look forward to that. Thank you, Gerard. Well, demonstrators in Westwood rallied today in support of Ukraine as tensions grow between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The protests taking place outside of the federal building, Zelensky has criticized recent U.S. actions, such as limiting Ukraine's access to satellite internet and waiving sanctions on Russian diesel to help lower U.S. fuel prices. White House administration saying that it's in national interest. I have a question as well, as many supporters. Is this in national interest or it's in Putin's interest? And we're here to remind the administration to act within the interest of the American people and stop appeasing Putin. There's voice concerns over President Trump's seemingly cozy relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Meantime, tensions in the Trump-Zelensky relationship are raising questions about ongoing U.S. military support for Ukraine as its war with Russia continues. Protesters from various faiths rallied today outside of L.A.'s Museum of Tolerance, accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, a claim Israel denies. Jewish peace activist Rick Schurtoff criticized Israel's actions as starvation tactics, while actor David Clennon and attorneys for UCLA students joined that event. Those students say that they were attacked during the 2024 pro-Palestine demonstrations and are now suing the university. UCLA defends its handling of the chaos. Model and actress Kaya Gerber is sharing a moving tribute to her older brother Presley, who died last month at just 27 years old. In an emotional Instagram post, Kaya reflects on their lifelong bond, sharing childhood video and memories of the brother she calls her protector and best friend. Gerber also wrote a long tribute on her Instagram page, saying in part, My best buddy, my great protector, the hardest I've ever laughed, and the one true love of my life. You lit all of my candles and took all of my monsters away. And his mother, model Cindy Crawford, commented publicly for the first time about the death of her son, saying on Instagram, We are beyond heartbroken to lose our beloved son and brother. We feel so blessed to have had Presley in our lives for 27 years. He is a sweet, beautiful soul who loved and is loved now and forever. We'll be right back. Happy early Halloween from Wednesday's Child. Tonight we meet a boy in foster care looking for an adoptive home. Christine Devine shows us why his costume for Halloween is Michael Jackson. I like pumpkin. The perfect pumpkins with Rylan on the hunt. The eight-year-old is costume ready for Halloween. Are you dressing up for Halloween? Yes. What are you going to be? Michael Jackson. Ooh, do you know how to dance? Can you moonwalk? What? You might have to show it to me. Okay. Oh my gosh, you're going to show me how to moonwalk? Yeah. Okay, can you do it in the hay? Yeah. Rylan is in foster care. This social worker is looking for this in an adoptive home. Just very loving. I'm someone who is gonna be very nurturing but also firm he's a spitfire he's got a strong will which are one of the many qualities I love about him we used to read books a lot so you like your social worker yes what do you like about her that she took me here and in November I'm going bowling he's been through a lot so somebody who understands trauma and he is so bright so someone who is gonna really support school tell me one thing you like about about school? I like to learn about math. He is really talented in a lot of ways and he hasn't had the chance to do a lot of extracurriculars. What do you want to do when you grow up? Be a singer and a dancer. To learn more about adoption, call this DCFS hotline 866-921-ADOPT. That's 2367. Thanks, Paws Pumpkin Patch at Lakewood Center Mall for hosting. Who is Paw? Paw, my father he passed away about 10 years ago he's been doing Wednesday's Child forever and that's why we kept doing it because we thought it was such a great program for the kids what do you like about that one because it has some a little bit of colors oh i love that sweet face and speaking of pumpkins Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills hosted a heartwarming Halloween themed reunion for children who at one time were premature babies in their neonatal intensive care unit now five years later you see right there those little pumpkins return dressed in costumes to celebrate life health and hope with the doctors and nurses who help them thrive good night LA weather is sponsored by the law offices of Larry H Parker well the difference of day rings especially when we talk about our weather headlines yesterday we were dealing with some red flag warning issues, which did include very drastically low humidity, but also some of those very dangerous winds ripping through Southern California. Those red flag warnings did lift yesterday. So today we got left with a set of calmer weather conditions, but also we also got left with some cooler temperatures as well. Some areas got close to 10 degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday and we can expect more changes heading into this work week. I do want to show you our alert system because we did get rid of those high wind warnings as well as our wind advisory some heat advisories and of course that red flag warning yesterday. As of now moving into the start of our week we do have a rip current risk. This is going to be for a beach statement stretching from the Ventura County area through Orange County which will include some of our Los Angeles County beaches as well so not just those dangerous rip currents we're also looking at the potential for some breaking waves and yes that elevated surf of three to six feet so this will be in place to start our work week at least through Tuesday otherwise our headlines include the fact that as we roll over into tomorrow we'll start off the day with some clouds by the time we get to the afternoon we'll have plenty of sunshine but we are also looking ahead to a major cool off coming this week. Temperatures dropping down into the 60s as well as the 70s. So a lot of fall like weather finally arriving for us here across Southern California. But it does come with the chance for some rain and thunderstorm activity moving across the area. Most of us looking at our window for that wet weather as early as Tuesday and for some of us likely to stretch into Thursday as well. Now let's focus on these temperatures. We're at 72 degrees right now in Burbank down in Corona. Temperatures at 66. A lot cooler in our mountains at 40. And as you take a look along the coast we have areas like Long Beach but also Huntington Beach in the lower 70s. Our sustained winds a lot calmer than yesterday as well. Currently moving up to five miles per hour over in Victorville. Those winds pushing at about seven miles per hour. Now our temperatures tonight under beautiful skies we should have mostly clear skies across some of the area but we are also going to see our temperatures dropping down close to their normal for some areas that does land us in the upper 50s to low 60s now as we make our way into tomorrow we are also looking at those temperatures still slightly above our normal but cooler than what we did see over the weekend so by the afternoon we're expecting downtown to top off in the lower 80s we will have some upper 80s on the map most of those numbers will be the further east you go and then we got to talk about this wet weather we are looking at an upper level low this system is going to be cut off from our jet stream so it wants to be a little bit unpredictable but what i can tell you as early as tuesday moving into our wednesday but also thursday we are looking at the shot of some pretty widespread and yet measurable rain i'll be back with more details on this including your seven day forecast after this. If you think you can handle a good scare this Halloween, the 17th door in Buena Park is ready to put you to the test. This extreme haunted attraction features 17 terrifying rooms, twisted experiments, and scares so intense you have to sign a waiver before you get in. And you just might find yourself begging for mercy. Fox 11's fearless Bob DeCastro has more. You are fearless. This is how it all starts. You sign the waiver. What's this for? You have now earned a chance at freedom. Repeat after me. I swear to be fearless until I die. Are you guys ready? Time to get on this bus. Get on the bus. I'm Tiny, nice to meet you. Do you want to leave? I want to leave. I don't want to be here anymore. It's been too long. I can't do it anymore. Follow me. Let's go. Go. It's a real bus. Oh my goodness. Oh, my God. I'm looking for the openings and the gaps because that's where the hands can come from. Oh, no. Wow, that's scary. And it was Bob and Jen. And Jen's hair still looks good. Well, tickets for the 17th Door Haunt Experience run through November 1st. It's at the Buena Park Downtown Mall. For more information, go to the17thdoor.com. We'll be right back. Welcome back. Here's a look at some of today's top stories. Gas prices across Southern California continue to ease with the average price in Los Angeles County dropping to $6.23 a gallon. The recent decline follows the early rollout of cheaper winter blend fuel, providing local drivers much-needed relief after weeks of record-setting surges at the pump. Though California gas prices still remain the highest in the nation. Tomorrow night's Powerball drawing offers another shot at a life-changing payout with the estimated jackpot climbing to $607 million after no one won last night's drawing. Players have until 7 p.m. to buy their tickets before the numbers are drawn. The cash option for tomorrow's jackpot is valued at over $255 million. And tonight, someone in Anaheim could be $64 million richer. this weekend's winning Super Lotto Plus ticket was sold at the 7-Eleven on South Magnolia. The winning numbers? 3, 25, 27, 29, 37. The mega number is 17. The winner hasn't been identified yet. The jackpot now resets to $7 million for the next drawing on Wednesday. And when USC was searching for a new president, they didn't have to look far. It's usually a nationwide search, but this one ended on campus. Byung-Soo Kim had been at USC since 2020, serving as senior vice president and general counsel until July of last year, when he was named interim president. This week, he was officially installed as USC's 13th president. Fox 11's Glenn Walker got the chance to sit down with the new Trojans president. Congratulations, President Kim. Byung-Soo Kim's academic credentials, impeccable. He's a graduate of Harvard Law School and the London School of Economics, but at the end of the day, he's that local boy made good. Grew up in Woodland Hills, a graduate of Calabasas High School. Did you ever envision where you'd be today? Absolutely not, but I've been absolutely loving it. So grew up in the valley, was a valley boy, and my parents went to USC though. So I always grew up understanding how special this place was. Kim's previous post as USC's VP and general counsel may well have prepared him for the challenges of a university president. While serving as interim president, Kim was staring at a $200 million deficit, which led to the layoff of 900 USC employees. The layoffs that we had to do last year were extraordinarily painful for members of our community and at the same time, they had to be done. I did something like 40 plus town halls and I said this is the situation, let's lean into this challenge together. And what we did is we turned that budget deficit around, wiped it out, and we're going to be ending this last fiscal year that ended in June, tens of million dollars in the positive. we're going to keep building on that in the years to come. Kim is also well aware of USC's reputation as a private school with a large number of students and alumni coming from wealth and a campus sitting on the edge of a low-income neighborhood. Kim says under his stewardship, USC will continue to expand on reaching out with opportunities for disadvantaged students. How do you give those folks better access to the university as students and also helping out in community. Yeah, that is so important to me. We don't just exist in Los Angeles. We're part of the city. We're an anchor institution. And one of the programs that I'm most proud of is the McMorrow Neighborhood Academic Initiative. That program has had extraordinary success. They, almost all of them, go to college. From political viewpoints to race and other issues, Kim, like any other modern-day university president, supports campus diversity. We may not agree on everything, and that's healthy. That's part of what it means to be in a university. That's how you learn, and frankly, that's what it means to be in a democracy. But when we disagree, we have to do it in a civil way. It's not appropriate to take a disagreement into vandalism or into any kind of violence. And we have absolutely no tolerance when it crosses that line. When things have gotten out of control, you've had to bring in local law enforcement outside of campus police. What is your policy on that? When people break the law, they need to be held accountable. And we have an obligation to make sure that this campus remains a safe place for all of our students, for all of our community members. and that is not in any way inconsistent with giving everyone the freedom of speech that they're entitled to. Think about AI. As for USC's true mission, academics, Kim believes future curriculum must include artificial intelligence. USC has an incredible opportunity to lead the country in developing a general ed undergraduate program that not only equips students with the AI skills that they need, but also with the human qualities. Those skills, I think, are going to become even more valuable in this AI age. Of course, you can't talk about USC without discussing athletics, especially Trojans football, and dealing with issues like NIL and conference realignment. Athletics are a core part of USC and what makes us love this university so much. But we've got to do it all. And we are going to do it all in terms of the educational leadership, in terms of the research. Would I love to win a national football championship? Absolutely. Would I love to solve and cure Alzheimer's disease at USC? Absolutely. Fight on. Pope Leo XIV is back at the Vatican after lung cancer surgery. He appeared before thousands in St. Peter's Square earlier today, thanking people for their prayers. The Pope says he'll gradually resume his duties as he recovers. And goodbye to the heat and hello to the rain. We're going to go to Star Harvey now to talk about the change in the weather. Star. Yes, that's right. We are expecting to see those changes, Laura, and they're expected to arrive for us as early as the middle of this week. Now, we did get some cooler conditions today compared to yesterday. We also got rid of the red flag warning, those advisories along the coast for our heat, but also we got rid of those wind alerts. Now, what we do still have in place is a beach hazard statement. This is letting us know stretching from the Oxnard area all the way through L.A. County into portions of Orange County as well. We could still see the potential for dangerous rip current risk, the likelihood of breaking waves. And yes, that elevated surf reaching anywhere from about three to six feet. So we are going to see that in place until Tuesday morning. Otherwise, I want to take a look at these temperatures. A lot of us saw our temperatures drop from yesterday, in some cases, nearly eight to ten degrees. Today, downtown came in at eighty nine. You can see we're still well above our normal of seventy eight. I can tell you at some point this week, by the middle of the week, we are expecting to drop below that 78 degrees. And then throughout most of the other portions of this week, our temperatures should be around that number. Here's a look at how impressive some of the other areas did as well today. So not just 80s across downtown, we had 80s along the coast. So through Long Beach into Anaheim, the San Fernando Valley, the Santa Clarita Valley, into portions of the Inland Empire. We also saw some 90 degree temperatures, some 80s. And yes, we also had our mountains dropping down to the 60s so still a little bit of a cooler conditions there but much more of it as we head into this week and we do have our eyes pointed towards this low pressure system here that system sliding down closer to us as we move towards the middle of this week so by tuesday we could notice a pop of some rain entering into the forecast more of our precipitation due to arrive for us moving in not just on Wednesday but also into Thursday. It will not be until we get to Friday that we really start to see this system shifting out. Now this low pressure system it is an upper low cut off from the jet stream so it does have the likelihood to unfold multiple ways creating its own little pattern there and so with that being said we're also watching the tropics we do have Hurricane Trudy this is going to be near the Baja area now with that system that low pressure system sitting closer to us there is the potential that Hurricane Trudy could bring in some moisture so that system really sucking in the potential to allow for more precipitation across our area so that is going to determine how our rain accumulation essentially plays out. We are looking at two situations here where we have some models indicating locally we could see anywhere from about a quarter of an inch to a half of an inch and then we have the other play out where we could see about three quarters of an inch to about an inch and a half. So as we get closer to that we'll have those numbers kind of dialed in. Otherwise we're going for the 80s tomorrow. There's a look at some 70s but also 60s popping up in our temperature department and the chance for those umbrellas needed at least tuesday through thursday we're going to go ahead and send things over to sports but you're on superstar thank you very much hello again coming up more reaction from a very rough sports week here in the city of angels as the rams and chargers both go down in week six but first tonight's pachanga sports poll question which team's disappointing start has been more surprising to you the rams at two and four or the chargers at 0 and 6 head to foxla.com slash vote cast your vote the results coming up at the end of sports fox 11 sports desk is sponsored by Pechanga Resort casino welcome back rams very much in need of a get right game after that disappointing overtime loss on monday night to the buffalo bills an overtime defeat that saw the team oust kicker harrison mevis in favor of newcomer blake gruppi the preseason super bowl favorites today playing host to the arizona the Cardinals, a squad that won just three games last season. However, former Rams offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur, now the Cardinals head coach, and that can make a huge difference in terms of game planning. Pick this one up deep in the fourth. Rams trailing 15-9, but in the red zone, Matthew Stafford hits Kobe Parkinson on the outside. He'll fight his way into the end zone for the touchdown. That catch and stretch ties the game at 15 apiece. So it's up to the punter, Ethan Evans to take the lead after a PAT because newly signed kicker Gruppi left the game earlier with a leg injury. He will line it up and connect. 72,000 plus in the house on their feet going wild. Rams take a 16-15 lead, but the Cardinals with plenty of time for a final drive. Arizona on their own 35, ensuing drive to Jacoby Brissett over the middle, connecting with Jalen Brooks, A gain of 21, and then the Rams get flagged for an extra 15 yards for unnecessary roughness. The Redbirds instantly in business. Four plays later, Chad Ryland lining up the 43-yarder for the win, and he boots it through. Cardinals sneak away with an 18-16 victory as the Rams fall to 2-4, finding themselves in last place in the NFC West. When you look at it, football is a game of execution when you boil things down to it. Can you go out there and can you make the plays? Can you, you know, do the right thing over and over and over again? And that's what it boils down to in this league, and we're just not doing that at a consistent enough basis right now. Yeah, it's sickening. That's what it is. It's sickening. It's, you know, got to go through a grieving process. You know, we put so much work into this. Nobody wants to come in here and lose. We want to play our best ball. We want to, you know, we want to perform. We're in a situation where, you know, we're sitting at 2-4, you know what I'm saying? and what are you going to do when your back's against the wall? You either, you know, fold and crumble and cry about it, or you work. You know, you move forward, and that's what this team is about, you know, work. And so I know that's what we'll do. I know, you know, we'll get back to work tomorrow, and we'll get better, man. We're going to get better. Rams visit the Raiders next week in Vegas. Winless Chargers heading to Kansas City facing Patrick Mahomes and the undefeated Chiefs. The Bolts hoping to avoid an 0-6 start, which would be their worst start since losing their first 11 games back in the 2000 season. Last time any winless NFL team beat a 4-0 squad, you've got to go back to 2002. The Chiefs' Kenneth Walker III putting on a rushing clinic in the first half. Casey leading 3-0 in the first. He bursts through the hole, and he's off to the races 33 yards to the house. They'd missed the extra point, but lead it 9-0. Turnovers, of course, have been a huge problem for the Bolts. Today was no different, now trailing 9-3 in the second. Justin Herbert pressured, throws the errant pass right to defender Jack Cockburn. He'll take it back, but the throw is Herbert's eighth interception of the year. Flag is on the Bolts, though the defense would hold and limit the damage. Later in the half, Walker cashing in again. Check him out, skiing on his feet, diving into the end zone. He crushed the Bolts with 75 rushing yards and two scores in the first half alone. Chargers desperate for a spark in the fourth, now trailing 19-6. Herbert hits Keiondre Lambert-Smith. But the Chiefs' Nick Bolton punches the ball loose. Kansas City jumps on the fumble. It was that type of afternoon in KC. Chiefs won it 22-6. Chargers now 0-6 on the year. There's no justification. There's no anything I would say would sound like an excuse. And it's just, you know, I'm opposed to that, you know, to the core. So, and pointing fingers. because I believe this is a team game. But definitely offensively, yeah, we need to evaluate and we need to look at it all, everything we're doing and how we're doing it. Josh Allen and Bills on the road taking on the Raiders in Vegas. Buffalo down 7-6 in the second, but not for long. Allen flinging the sidearm pass to Khalil Shakur, who does the rest, taking the rock into the end zone. This would be tied at 13-all at the break. Third quarter now, Bills up three and threatening again. Allen off the snap, eludes several silver and black shirts before taking a kick, shovels the pass right to Keon Coleman for a 12-yard touchdown. I mean, what are you supposed to do, right? Bills hold off the Raiders 33-30, improving to 5-1. Packers and Cowboys squaring off on Sunday night football at Lambeau Field. Green Bay off to a quick start. First quarter, Jordan Love spotting Matthew Golden in the back of the end zone. He does the Lambeau leap after his third touchdown in four games. Packers up 7-0. Dallas trailing 23-7 in the fourth, going for it on fourth and long. But the pressure gets to Dak Prescott. All he can do is throw it out of the back of the end zone. Packers never really threatened in this one. They go on to win it 23-13, improving to 4-2. Pivotal Game 5 of the ALCS, with the Tampa Bay Rays and Cleveland Guardians battling for a spot in the World Series against the Milwaukee Brewers. Tampa Bay came alive in Game 4 yesterday, evening the series at two games apiece, and hoping to keep that momentum rolling again at Progressive Field. Best-of-seven series tied at 2-2, the Game 5 winner has gone on to win the series over two-thirds of the time. Rays leading 1-0 in the second. Two men aboard. Jonathan Aranda smacked in the base knock to left. Ben Williamson scores as the throw is wide. Tampa Bay up steep. Scoreboard advantage to 2-0. Now in the third with the runner on third. Liam Hicks lifting the flare to shallow right center. Petey Halpin can't get there. Chandler Simpson scores. Tampa leading 3-0. Meanwhile, the Rays drew Rasmussen, Geelan on the hill. 3-1 game in the seventh, and he gets Patrick Bailey grounding into the inning. ending double play. Rasmussen allowed just one run in seven frames. Rays win it 3-1, taking a 3-2 series lead. Tampa just a win away from their first trip to the World Series since facing the Dodgers in 2020. Alright, finally, results for our Pechanga Sports poll question of the night. Which team's disappointing start, Rams or Chargers, has been the most surprising to you? And 53% of you say you didn't see the Chargers starting 0-6. I gotta say, both of these starts have been shocking to me never would have thought the Chargers would be 0-6 and the Rams 2-4 a lot of football left up all right that's your Sunday Night Sports more news with Laura coming up after the break. Fox 11 Entertainment is sponsored by Yaamava Resort and Casino. In entertainment news the new live-action Street Fighter movie landed at number one at the weekend box office. The fiercest strongest deadliest fighters of earth this is street fighter street fighter opened with 31 million dollars nathan fielder's elizabeth holmes documentary you can see everything debuted in second with 15 million marking the second biggest opening weekend ever for a documentary Nicholas Cage and Antonio Banderas are teaming up to are teaming up rather to lead the fifth season of HBO's True Detective. Showrunner Isa Lopez returns to spearhead the new installment set in Jamaica Bay, New York, with production scheduled to begin in 2027. Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino says he has completed the script for his 10th and final feature film, but fans will have to wait for production to begin. The Oscar-winning director plans to helm his upcoming London stage play and spend time with his family before moving forward with his final cinematic project now here's a look at upcoming shows at Yaamava and finally tonight hundreds of costume pups and their handlers took over Manhattan's East Village for an autumn tradition this weekend sorry the Tompkins Square Halloween dog parade drew over 2 000 participants showcasing creative canine outfits and neighborhood spirit they really are cute yeah do you have a favorite their star i do i'm liking uh this is it a Starbucks little container there i wasn't sure what was going on but i will take a pup and a costume any day you're a sucker you're a sucker for it yes my my little baby this uh this coming uh halloween he's going to be a skeleton oh yeah okay i love that gerard are you going to join us yes we're all together now that's going to do it for us. Thanks for watching. I'm Laura on behalf of Star and Gerard up next with